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WURSTER & K!RN iraní yon lo cali whmyou oa CARRIAGE OR BUGGY Or ny othtr tori of u ■■ ' SPK.iKKS FOK ITSIiLI'. BEPAISING SEATi.Y DONE AT MODERATE HA' . Horse Shoeing . BY EXrERIEXCET) I1AXDS. WE CIABAMEE ALL OUB OKK 21, 23 and 25 N. 4th Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. ANDREW E. GIBSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. A'o. 10 E. Hurón St. ANN AKBOll JIKH. JUST RECEIVED! A JVíui Involce of I TQOTH I BRUSHES The are of Gowl Quality and cheap. Fully Warranted to I stand the wear and tear. They are tíetiuties to look at, too. I B. & M. DRUG STORE, 46 SOUTH STATE ST. SCHALLER'S BOQKSTORE 19 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. 15,000 Rolls of the choicest selection of Wall Paper ! JÜST RECEIVED. As this is our FIRST 8EASON in the Wall Paper tracle. our stock i hereforc consists of nothing but the 1ATE8T and N KW HST styles. First-Class White Blanks iiom 5c aRoll üp Window Shades made to order and h'ing in any part of the city. MARTIN SCHALLER, BOOKSELLER STATIONER and WALL PAPER DEALER, E. Washington SI. Op. Hangsterfer's THE BEST NURSER. A Few Testimoniáis. NEW YORK INPANT ASYLUM- The nursing bottle known as "The Beet," has been tried at the Asylum and is recommondod most warmly especially for the facility with whieh it can be kept perfectly clean. NEW YORK LYING-IN ASYLUM- I have used the nm-sing bottle "Tlie Jiest," and find it superior to any I have seen as having combined all essential qualities I therefore heartly rocommend it. E. E. TULL, M. D. NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN-I am pleased with your Nuner "Hu Best, it does all you claim for it. L. A. DELL. M. D. V'tLÏ V THE BEST See tho " Air-Inlet '. " (as LL. easily adjusted as a Cork : it J oannot leak or be pulled out v by baby) Iets in air Back of Food as fast as food is sucked out, and making it irapossiblo for nipple to collapse and th ta prevente wind colic. Sec how easily "THE BEST" is eloansed! A. clean bottle prevents bowel trouble. 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The future of the fruit business is brought out strongly withoutexaggeration." - Rural Northwest, Portland, Ore. "The Fruit Bulletin isa storehouseof facts interesting to our growers. It is also calculated to show eastern people that the Pacific Northwest is 'strictly in it' as aproducer of staple fruits." - J. B. Holt. Manager Snake River Fruit Association, Wawawai. Wash. 'Most artistically printed and contains more horticultural matter relating to the northwest than we have ever before seen in one publication. " - Pacific Farmer, Portland, Ore. "I am delighted with the Bulletin. I do not think I ever saw anythiny more comprehensive on the fruit business. My belief that the country out here is the best part of the Union for homeseekers is stronger than ever." - H. H. Spaldin. Treasurer State Board of Horticulture, Almota, Wash. ■Should be in the hands of every frnit raiser in the Paciiic Northwest. Shows in an interesting vvay just wht our country offers to fruit growers and men who believe in small farras well tilled. "' - Northwest Horticulturist, Tacoma, Wash. "Thereisncta topic likely to be of interest or valuu to the lnquirer that is overlooked. A most complete and attractive compendium of the hortlcultural interests of the West." - Daily Oregoniañ, Portland, Ore. This valuable publication will be sent to any address, together with "Facte About a Great Country." eontaininjr map. foi1 four cents in postale, by F. I. Whit.vey, G. P. &' T, A., Great Northern Raiiway, St. Paul. Mion. "wiüjütöïcr The Secret of Success. Liea yOT in Cheap Goodb. We don't wan't any trash in the house: but in. Belling Good Goods Cheap. The people appreciate up-todate Store-keeping. The appreciation of this store expanda in every direction because tliere is Good Value and dood Treatment alwayg band-in-hand here. Silk Selling. Livelier each day, more satisfactory to you. too. to know that every day adds new freshness and brightness, to the evér-changing Stock. Colored Dress Goods Selling, Bargain Prices flying around like Shavlngg. 3,000 yds. 36 and 38 inch 'itand Panii,l Dreas (wcxxl.i. l'4c inBtead of 2jc. 6,000 yds. Pur68t Wool, Imported Plain and Fancy Dress doods, 36 and os inch Cashmeres, Serges, Henriettas, and Hio-h SS Xovelties. Pure Wool French Chaílies, etc., Al .Ij '-iiir instead of 50c per yd. Several Thousands' yds. beautiful Imported French ( betones at 'iZirund SOc in sti-au of T.-.c and $1.00 per yd. Selling Black Dress Goods. We want you to know that this is the very best Black Dreas Goods store in this State, selling more and buying- more Black Dress Goods than any other retail house in Michig-an. Out-of-town people who send us their :nail orders oever regret doing so. We ask you to kUuUy thhik of our Store when the time comes for you to select your Spring Silks, Dress Goods, Wash Goods, Kid Gloves, Boeiery, Underwear, Corsets, Laces. Trimminga, Ribbons, or anything in the line of Dry Goods, and we pledge ourselves to save you money. Respectfully, WINANS & GO., 189 AND 191 WOODWARD AVENUE. DETROIT. El rd ,'i!i'!ESJ"'ít!iE ALL El-SL fAILS. WT tgt best Coimh Rjtrup. Ttulus Goud. Use Pt