To The Fruit Growers Of Ann Arbor

The Committee on Transportation has made arraDgemeots witb a reliable man in Detroit to see that our fruit car is in itB place by 5 o'clock each morning, ready for the delivery of the fruit. We have also made arrangements with a man at this end of the line, to telephone our Detroit man the number oí the car and tp do everything that is necessary here to insure a prompt delivery and achieve complete ' suucess. We trust that the fruit gröwars will all avail themselves of the cheap and safe facilities thus proyided, and cheerf utly pay theirratable part of the small additkrar ■ al expense 'o'f Üms securing prompt delivery of-out fruit jn the maiket. Ampie arrangements have been made to ship as freight on the T. A. A. R. R. to Efwt Saginaw, Bay City' and all places on the'road as far north as CaJillac. Breight must be at this depot by 4 p. m. and at thé.M. C. R. R. by 6 p. m. . J. D. Baxdvvinj Chairiuan. A 60-year-óld man of L;ma, O., is reading " Robinson Crusoe" for the tliirtyfourth time, . ■ ■