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NEW MEAT MARKET Send the girl or boy with your order, and rest aasured that the quahty and weights wil be the same as if you cami yourself. , , . I carry in stock everythmg found in s FIRST-CLASS Meat Market And buy only the best stock. I am better prepared than ever t suply my customers in uiy new markpi J. F. HOELZLE, Cor. Washington and Fourth Phone705 GËÖTsCOTT, mm d wam OFFICE 3S FOUNTAIN ST. OfcMail orilers promptlT attended to. Real Estáte For Sale. OTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of WashIn Uie'rnatter of the estáte of Richard Krapf, InNoUcei8hereby given that in pursuance of an orde? granted tcfthe undersigned guardián of the estáte of said incompetent by the Hon. wüï'be sod at Public Vendue.to the highest bidder at the residence of said guardián in tP pitv oí Ann Arbor, in the County of astiíenawin said"tate,on Tuesday the 2nd day f ntember A. D. 1897, at one o'clock in the SfSoo of that day (subject to all ncumKrZnoee Tbv mortgage or otherwise existing at tot time of tne safe of said real esta, e of sa.d iScometent. the following descnbed real Be'fñrt'of lot four.block four south of Wnrm, Street and range six east, corameuceSg f"u? rods west of the southeast corner oi safd lot four, running thence west 56 feet. thence north 6 rods anS 15 feet, thence east 14 tiiiililfll lideoi .aid above described piece or parse of landsaid alley ia to run back 6 rods and 15 feAtinn Ihe west half of the east quarter of loW4? BlocM4)so UiofHuron Street rauge s?x east except 2 feet on the east side thereof acoord nl ?oPthe recorded plat of the vi.lage now city oí Ann Arborclü.a Guardián ofsald Incompetent. NOTICB TO ClSEDITOKS. QTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Wasli nf December next, knd that such claims wil next at : Sn oclock in the forenoon of each of Estáte of Bridget Eaga.n. OTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of WasnteAtaaV'sebssion of the Probate Court for the U," 28tL day of June in the year one thousand sS&swsw 0L pro. bïi!the matter oí the estáte of Bridget Eagan tlSr&onViraaiSSfee KS M ffilïd deceased mav be admitted to probate f il Detiti'oner give notice to the persons írá Jerinï t in8H Wirt Newkibk, TA true copy.] 3aáe ot PrbateP. J. LEHMAN.Vrobate Register. NOTICE TO CREDITOHS. QTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of WashOtenaw. ss. Notice 1h hereby given, that by an order of the Probate Court for the County of Washtenaw, made on the tenth day of July A. D. 1897, 3ix monlhs from that date were allowed for creditors to present their claims against the estáte of David Soop, late of said County, deceased, and that all creditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said Probate Court, at the Probate Office 1n the city of Aon Arbor, for examinatlon and allowance, on or before the lOth day of Januarv next, and that such claims wil beheard before said court, on the llth day of October and on the Wth day January 1898 next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of each of Saated, Ann Arbor, July lOth, A. D. 1897. H. VVirt Xeh'kikk, Judge of Probate. Estáte of Conrad Kkapf. STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Wash tenaw. ss. At a session ot the Probate Court for the County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Office in the City of Ann Arbor, on Monday the 19th day of July, in the year one thou sand eight hundred and ninety seven. Present, H. Wilt Newklrk, Judge of probate In the matter of the estáte of Conrad Krap deceased, Herman Krapí the administrador of said estáte, comes luto courtand repreaents that he is now prepared lo render his flnal accout as suoli administrator. There upon it ordered, tbat Thursday, the 12th day of August uext, at ten o'clock in the lorenoon, be assigned for exaininlng and allowing sucl) account, and that the hairs at law of said deceased, and all other persous interested in said estáte, are required to appear at a session of said Conrt, then to be holden at the Probate Office iu the City of Ann Arbor, in said County, and show cause, if any there be, why the said account should not be allowed; And it Is further ordered. that said admlnlstrator give notice to the persons interested in said estáte, of the penden cy of said account, and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of tuis order to be publisbed in the Ann Arbor Courier a newspaper printed and circulating in said County three successive weeks previous to said day o hearing. H. Wirt Newkikk [A true copy.l Judge of Probat P.J. Lehman, Probate Register. J. Hf. BENJÍETT, Solicitor, 8 East Hnron Street. Ciiancery Sale. IN pursuance and by virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of thê county of Washtenaw, State of Michigan, in chjmcery, made and entered on the twentieth day of May, A. D. 18Ü7, in a certain cause therein pending, whereln Morris Hall and JOíeph H. Woodman are the complainants and Agnes M. Plickinger, Daniel B. Fliekinger and The Rochester Savings and Loan Association are the defendants. Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at public auction to the hlghest bidder, at the southerly or Huron street entrance to the Court House, in tnecityot Ann Aroor, couuiy i vi asmeiiaw, State of Michigan, anat being the building in which the Circuit Court for tli county ot Washtenaw is held), on Wednesday, the iötli day of September, A. D. 1897, at ten o'cloct in the forenoou of said day, the following described property, sitnated and being in the city of Ann Arbor, county of Washtenaw and State of Michigan, to-wit: All tliat certain piece or parcel of land eltuateand being in the city of Ann Arbor, county of Washtenaw and State of Michigan, and described as lot number eighty-two (82; in Miller's addition to the city of Ann Arbor, aecording to the recorded plat thereof. The above described premises will be sold free and clear of any encumbraneo by way of mortgage or otlierwise attaching to said premises, after the flrst day of June. A. D. 18U5. Dated, Ann Arbor, Mich., July 22nd, 1897. O. ELMER BUÏTEKFIELD, Circuit Court Commissioner, Washtenaw County, Michigan. J. W. BENNETT, Solicitor for Complainants. $100 Reward. $100. The reaidieirs r{ thüa paper will be pleasedi to laarn thiatttuere ia at least oae dreale.d disease tihiat science has been able to care in aïi i'ts stages and tfo&t is Oatarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is tttne only posi'tflTO care naw küown to tilue medtoal fratea-nity. Catarrli being a eonstítutiioiaal Uisease, requilres a con3ti'tuítton.al treatment. Hall's Catan-li Cure ia taken lnterually, acttog dïrectly upoa the blood and mucoufl surfaces oí tlie system, thereby desbroyiog ttie faundatiion of the dfijsease, frwl girrimg the gatient srengtli by building up the constitutiou and assleting nature In doing lts wOTk. T be proprtetors haTe so mucih falth, in lts curative powers, that they oifer Oae Humd'red Dollars for any oase tlhat it falla ) cure. Semdi foir testimionlialsi. Addire, F. J. OHENEY & CO., Toledio, O. Solü by DrugijSta, 75c. lp ajsviaííZDNTáHxiAiaaxv "i 1 -aooaa AiaKOsaNVH íhihs m % ESI1A1S ÜNY 1SIVAV HNVI i 1 -T31SYD aHJt'aNIOLVNHHi) k ia jo ajj,anoi ösitito mm WM For summer gowns to wear at fashionable esorts, silk grenadine haa certainly obtained oremost rank. It is elegant, cool and may be made extremely elabórate by the application of barid trimming composed of Brussels net, etted, or embroideried band3 that show scroll leaigii of jet beads and spangles. The blousewaist illustrated is known a3 the Castellane and its features are dressy and becoming. Tuck shirrings made at yoke depth across tho back and fronts are enecnve ana me ïumraa 8 tacked to the lining at the waist to produce a slight blouse droop. The srnooth vest overaid with band trimming, circular frill-caps and a ribbon belt and stock contribute órnate touches and the sleeves, in mousquetaire style, are fashionable and finished with oddly-shaped cufls. The graduated Spanish flonnce is a styhsh feature of the skirt ; it is joined to a f our-gored upper part that is smooth in front and ïathered at the sides and back. The Butterick patterns are blouse-waist No. 9235; Isizes; bust raeasures, 30to42 inches; any size, 25 cent3 ; and skirt No. 9135 ; 9 sizes; waist measures, 20 to 36 inches; any size, 30 cents. BOX-PLAITED SHIRT-WATST OF FIGURED DIMITY, WITH SEVENGORED SKIRT OF WASHABLE COVERT CLOTH. _ That triumph of usefulness, the shirtr waist, helps out the variety needed in the Summer wardrobe and is always cool, neat and trim In effect when made upin becoming tintsof gingham, cheviot, dimity, organdy or lawn. I may be worn with almost any style of skirt and requires no decoration save the contrast which the white linen collar alïords with i bright ribbon or satin band-bow. In tho shirt-waist pictured under-arm gores give the smooth adjustment at the side, the upper part of the back is a pointed yoke and three box-plaits are formed in the back and front. The turn-down collar of white linon is made removable and the belt 3 of leather with fancy bickle. The graceful skirt comprises seven gores; it breaks into shallow ripplea below the hip3 and into deep rolling flute folds at the back, and the simple decoración of a riiffle of tho material hended with braid is unpretentiously pretty. A sailor hat is the most fitting accompaniment to a toilette of tliis style. The Butterick pauenis are shirt-waist No. 9209; 5 sizes; ages, 12 lo 1G years; any si.e, 20 cents; and skirt No. rilii; 7 sizes; ages. 10 to 16 years; any size, 25 cents. n, I Instructtun by mail, adapted to every _one, V TBt fll9 Metliods approved by jfrtk A illU insïeducater8.Erperieuo8d.4uH4 ora. Tnkesspuretimeonly. WM I n;il Xhreecourea--Preparato-W AlJUlVl LUIÏ portunity to bettsr your co-MLY dition nnd prospecth. BJauUTrñ AT dents and graduaten m wr kgU "' everywhere. Beven ma . L'jh - _ years of sucobbs. Fall ■ 9 Home sBsggBBF ■ ■ ■ ■ ■fil Enterprlstng dealer to tak f Af fllll [I the agency lor the ■f H 11 F IJ CELEBRATED McKINLEY II ïll 1 I ■■ editlonof Ten Cent Muslo. Instrumental (classlcal and popular), and Mandolín and üuitar Muslo a specialty. Why pay more than ten cents ? Untll an ageucy Is located here, we wlll supply the public from our Chicago office. Cataloitué Free. Money refundert If muslo Is no entlrely satlsfactory. McKINLEY NIUSIC CO., Wm. McKinley. Pret.. 307-309 Wabath Av.. Chicago. ïsïï &fe fc:sasr