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SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1893.
VOL. XIII.—NO. 44.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PROFESSIONAL.
1^   E.JONES.
Attorney at Law.
Rttiin.ua attended to with Promptness and
Car*.   Offlc. on McKay street,
SALINE,
MICH.
Q.alR.:WILUAMS
Attorney at Law,
Espcteln.1 ntttmti.m paid to "tansion Claim* of all
. kinds.   K.weomb Block,
MILAN. - -.       MIOH.
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t   F. UMTERK1ROHER, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Calls pruniptlj attended to at all houri.
Ofite* ia Hauur block, Chicago street.
-     SALiIX-E,  '     -       - MIOH.
^   W. CHANDLER, Nl D.,
" PHi'SlClANmttd 8URGE01I
Sfiec *? Adrian Street, first door »outH of the
Wollaco Block,
SALINE,   " - MICH.
n   G. SLAQHT,     ' .„.    '--
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r Veterinary,Surgeon.
MA.COS, I-iCSAWKE CO., MICH.    - .
Oeaa-te'irioB witli. Teomhsen by'Telejraph
and;by Mail.
JLtA, CALM mtOHFTLT 'ATTESDBB TO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
,, . ^yATERMAN'
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
". (kiss OUlett's old sUnd.)
Willie ia Saline every -Wednesday and shall be
9leaseet«'Meet all in need of vork in my line.
3Q1 and see'Samples of bur work.
p> gpnpQN,
The Pioneer Painter.
O.tot Forty Tears Experience,
Carriage, Kgn and Ornamental "Painting, Paper
Hasting, Frescoing, Etc.
■ALINE,        - MICH.
OT   Wl. BRIQQS,
Practical Painter.
leuse painting, graining-, paper   hanging and
kals.mining.    All work promptly and
aeatly   done, and  satisfaction
guaranteed,
BALINE. - - MICH.
yAN DUZER'*
BarberShop.
.lair Cutting.   Ihaving,   Bhampooiag and   all
VTerk in tke Barber Line.
Bath room ic connection.. Hot or cold'baths at
•ny tines.    -      " A. B. TAH DU23ER
BALINi:. -        -        MIOH.
MAYOR  HARRISON'S HOUSE.
Tbe Spacious and Comfortable Ham* at
Chicago's Chief Executive.
Carter Harrison, the mayor of Chicago,
has a national reputation. His aggress-*
iveneas and tinquestionably strong mentality made him a conspicuous figure
rears ago. As a politician he naturally
baa accumulated a large list of enemies
as well as a host of friends. These differ
on many points as to Carter Harrison,
bnt they all agree that- he is one of the
moat hospitable men in the world.
Mayor Harrison's house indicates .by
its free, generous style of architecture
the chief characteristic of its owner. •- It
is located at the Junction of Ashland and
Jackson boulevards on the West Side* of
Chicago., On account of the widespread
reputation of the owner, who is now'
more than ever important by reason; of
being mayor during the World's*-fair,
Mr. Harrison's residence is an object of
great interest to visitors.
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4. ^WARREN,
AU.legal-'papers drawn-ou short,
aotice and at prices within the
reach or all.
THE HOME OF CARTER HARRISON.
The grounds are spacious and natural
rather than artificial and trim, and the
house is old fashioned, roomy and comfortable. It is essentially a home place,
and of it the most casual observer would
predict an owner of refined tastes, luxurious instincts and great individuality.
And the casual observer wot$d"be quite,
right. Carter Harrison is all this apd
something more. A brilliant newspaper
correspondent baa said of him that he
had ft Reivtuckian's love for a horse, a
Virginian's ^dotation for beautiful
-women and a Chicagoan's love for himself- and it is doubtful if so much of a
man's biography was ever written in so
few words. His love of horses is'well
known in the Windy City, and during
the labor troubles of his previous term
in the city's executive office, when he
rode about continually from place to
place on a beautiful thoroughbred, *fthe
mayor and the mare" were household
words.       .
The Grandest of Organs.
The great organ recently erected in
Festival hall at the World's fair has 8,901
pipes, 80 stops, 14 combination pistons,
18 couplers and many other mechanical
accessions, including a 82-foot diapason
and a grand crescendo for all the registers. The latter pedal is unique and
Tery effective. By a slight pressure of
the* toe of the boot the softest stop on the
organ is brought into use, then the'next
Idudest," and so 6n: till the' full harn&ni-
6'us flood has been released—tnbas,*trum-
jtetB, clarionB pea'ling forth, the diapason
tundering out, arjd the, yiple fury of
e elements seeming to' be let loose, in t\
magnilic.ent sto.rmi ' Thei\ ^y'^ pressure
gf the h^eV upon tlie pecjal ^ reverse effect is produced, and the storm gradually subsides as one after another of the
'.(Stops is put qu, dying away in the distance as the echo organ in the other end
of the hall takes up the refrain, and it
finally ceases altogether.
G&asiil Fin HnsuiBce*a.Specialty.
", (Successor to Anton Eisle,)
t\' -.
-DBAtiERIN-
Foreign and American
Marble,
Granite &tfd ?BUitding
stone.
Comer of Detroit and Catherine Sts.
ANN ARBOR MIQH.
CIH'MEAT IARKE
hospital or station and about 150 stretchers spattered about the various buildings,
all plainly marked. '   :
There are two residentphysicians at the
hospital, a corps of attending physicians,
especially selected for- .their experience
andiBtnesS, ahosjih^ steward^ druggists,
orderlies for stretcher work and a corps
of trained- nurses, with; as a'matter of
course,- all the-usual rooms, kitchens and
closets for hospitals. "So bhe is to be
kept long, bufcasj soon as possible after
their cases are attended to they are con-
-yeyed to their.homes or elsewhere, as
ther or their friends direct.
Hay Barns.
Hay barns are becoming deservedly
popular. No buildings on' the farm so
quickly repay 'the money invested. ;A
good hay b&rn, holdipg^ ISO tons of hay,
can be erected for $100 to $125, and not
infrequently enotigh" is "saved by its use
in one year- to entirely* cover the cost.
American Agriculturist explains that
the saving occurs in three ways. First,
the time and -labor saved 'during the
harvest ''seasbn£toBaympthing:6f the advantage of putting every load under a
roof, and having no open stacks to be
caught by sudden showers. ' Second, the
elimination of the large rwaste on" top
and sides that" foliowB stacking. There
is practically no: waste whatever with
the hay barn. * Third,'the saving of labor
in feeding therhay.duriijg, the winter.
This last is a considerate item,' for it
often means ther board and wages of one
man during .the winter months. By putting'a plain, 'strong manger or rack
around the barn one man can do the
work of two working in the old way.
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G. A. LlNBENSriimtoT
Is »UU at ilie old 'stand, where he is always pre
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fivrai to tsrve.his customers with THE BEST
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' '"      IN THE MARKET in the line of
FkisI and Salt tfaats of ill Kinds,
Poultry, Fistt, Sausage, Etc,,
AT POPULAR >RHSfcE.
"C*aiplete ;st»»m emiflt for  maaufaeturins sau
saxe.   Krniemtier tha bid stand.
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C A- UNDEN«CHMIDT.
When to Italianize Bees,
Perhaps -the best time-to Italianize
bees is when you haye the Italian queen,
to introduce. There may.lip circum?
stances that^ake^itipuch'roojp contour
ie^it to. get' ail. "Jtal^an quee^ pne t|njp
$&n ^iip;t|ieiC $ may be a little more
c.n$vei}ieut,"Other thingabeing«qual; to
Italianize at or just after swarming, but
if you want to rear < queens from your
Italian stock, theu.y6u inaR: prefer to
■get your Italian-'stdck inr shape before
•warming* '■ In any. ;case, '-advises The
American-Bee' Journal- avoid-in general
tt time when* bees are not-storing.
Agricultural News and Notes.
The London Times says: "If conditions do not change^ we will have- an
agricultural disaster in the United Kingdom. The condition of wheat is 88.8,
against 88.9 last year; acreage, 72.9,
against 85.1 last year. This means one
of the poorest crops England has grown
in half a century."
Grapegrowers in the Hudson river
region are using a bordeaux mixture
containing 6 pounds of copper, 4 of lime
and 45 gallons of water diluted to half
its strength—that is, with 45 gallons
added.
Would it not pay you to give the -clover crop the fuli-benefit ol tjlie spit $u^
not try to gsS a':^ain.6rppj'^it'h1tt	
' American 'fialtiyatpj advises, ''Riit^f
wheat'%tteg pO;tatQes.   '
Gre^ ^?£i«ag€i has b|de^ -wrq^ght in
England and fiance by droughts.
The p,niou crop in New York state wiU.
bevery light this year. ,..* •■
The English parliament has hptsa adr
vised to make sale by Weight tha. only-
legal method i*f selling grain ta Great
Britain, as i t already is in Ireland.
A government crop report infonns us
that the area under clover sis: somewhat
reduced, as;ia also the average condition.
The greatest- -decrease.; in* acreage is "in
Dlinois, where there Ib> only 86> per cent
of the clover area oflast-year.
Fruit Farms for Sale.
Two first-class fruit farms at a bargain. One li miles north of Lapeer
containing 50 acres, has 3000 bearing
peach trees, a big orchard of each
apples, plums and pears, also 2 acres
cherry trees all thrifty and nice.
The other a 38-acre farm with 1,200
peach trees loaded full of fruit, a .fine
lot of pear, apple and plum trees, also
a nice grarpe vineyard. Both farms are
of heavy rich soil nicely located and
well watered. The farms belong to my
sister whose health necessitates her
disposing of them. For particulars inquire of S. M. Bixby.
Ia Grippe.
During th« prevalence of the Grippe the
past seasons it was a noticeable fact that
those who depended upon Dr. King's New
Discovery, not only had a speedy recovery,
!but escaped all of the troublesome after
effects of the malady. > This remedy seems
to have a peculiar power in effecting rapid
cures not only in cases of La Grippe, but in
all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs, and
has cured cases of Asthmn and Hay JPever
of long standing. Try it and be convinced.
It won't disappoint. Free Trial Bottles at
Nichols Bros.' Drug Store. 0
Strength and Health.
.If you are not feeling strong and healthy
try Electric Bitters. If "La Grippe" has
left you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters, This remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions. If you
are afflicted with Sick Headache, you "will
find speedy and permanent relief by taking
Electric Bitters. -One trial will convince you
that this .is the remedy you need. Lajrgg
bottles only 5'<5c at Niphols Bros.' fi
Bucklen'i Argioa Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Onts
Brtuses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chfipped Hands, Chilblains.
Corns, and all Skin: Eruption, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Nichols Bros., the Druggists.
YORK ST0*KE POGIS,
No 26456, A. J. C. C.
, Sired by-Stoke Pogis of Linden, full
brother to the great Matilda 4th who
gave 16153 pounds of milk in one year.
She made an OEficalTest of 21* pounds
of butter in 7 days in July.
Dam, Hecalcitrante, imported, sired
by Nonpariel winner of the first prize
over all Jerseys for two years in succession-
Nearly three-fourths qf York's calves
have been heifers, and command from
$10 to $15, at'birthj'from grade co.ws.
Jerseys are i|i demand. Blp,p4 %ef,\%
■Bnd'the be^te^ibebiftqd ^he Ipfldep it
Tfpirtf can be fpiu^d at my §table§ \\
inilegj.a.ujbieaat pf Saiifle.
J. F. AVERY,
" P. S. '. Bull calves from first-class
registered cows for sale,
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THE OBEA.T ORGAN.
The organ ' is very powerful, -being
built on a large and generous scale,; but
the use of pneumatic tubular'chests and
electricity renders it as easy to play as
the best of pianos. Tlie'. echo' organ.. is •
operated by 300 feet of electric cable.
Theextreme height of the exterior is 88'
feet, and the width and depth 34 feet and
25 feet respectively. There are five different pressures for the supply pf-vnnd
power, each of them supplied by a different electric motor. The case is built
of staff.	
World's Fair Hospital Service.
For those injured or taken sick suddenly on the World's fair grounds a regular medical bureau hasbeen established,
under the supervision of Dr. John E.
Owens, and a fine emergency hospital.
There are-also two subhospitals. " The
main hospital has 2 wards for men., each
containing "10 beds; and 2 .wards for wom--
en, one of 10 beds and the other of 3.
The subhospitals have 3 and 4 beds' each
for men and the-same number for Women.
.While  in  ho  sense an exhibit, the
methods employed are all of the best.
The    ambulance-
service   includes
four wagons and
a 'small, electric
launch.which patrols the lagoons.
Two of the ambulances are" stationed   near , the  .
main       hospital* _
and one near each
of   "the   "substa-
^pns.   There gjre.
about 50 invalid
chairs also avail-   ' dr. j. e. owess, • •
ablo for transporting patients to boafe
For Ope Day-Only.
August 26, 1893. Ploase note the
date. There will be a sale of ladies'
ready made Dresses, Wrappers.. and
Underwear. Come and see a - pretty
stylish wrapper for $1. Warranted te
fit the. large and thesmally the'tall and
the short. These goods will be found
at "Mrs. Glasier's-uiiliinery store.
Mks.*M. J. Henderson.
Any 0110 wishing Detroit or Chicago
daily papers can get them b^ leay'jng
their order with H. L. pfcew*
CUSTER'S
BAST
BATTLEFIELD.
A visit in this spot, which is htv.v a
NutiOnnl Cornctt-ry, is cx'runielj- in-
tfi'esiisijr. Hoiv.'sevcntf'on yuars n*ro,
Gtincntl COsl'l-r :ind live coinpauius of
the Seventh U. S; Cavalry, tiumbe'i-iiig
over 200, officer.*; and men, were cut" to;
pit i-es by ihi; Sioux Indians and allied
tribes mid' r Sitting BuH..r Thebaltle"-"
field, tin; valley of tlie Little iiig Horn,
located somi^ forty odd' miles south of
Custer, Moulsma, :i sUition on the
Northern P«.*ilic Railro:Ml,<*an booiteily
retiched by sl.-ige. If you will wi-ite
Chas. S.'. F4*-5, St.. Paul, Minnesota, iu-
c]osin{»: four cents in postage, he will
send you a handsomely illustrated- lOg
page book, free of charge, in which
you will find a grsiphio apj-oimt (if. fhe
sad vafcistropfyrj which ovupMJPk the.
bi-iCve Cu'Stev nnd his followa^s io the
valley of .tho Little Bijt Hoiyrlu .Uuoe,
-'76.
SALINE MILLS!
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Are again running
New    Machinery
Has just been placed and we are now
prepared to do as good work as can
be done and to produce  as  tine grade
flour as can be made from wheat.
We shall continue our      .
Large Run of Custom
work aud are in Shape to serve you on
short notice with good flour or other
milling.
Onr flour will "bu fp,\i{id- in a*l the
lending gpipt-V-ta-i' Wfl sold as low as
an,}' ptbef gppds of equal quality.
Give us a share of yp.ur trade.
Frlis & Minnett,
Is the Best too Good?
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C»Te«ls,«tidTrade-WsiksobUinea,»ndallPst-;,
ent business conducted.for modcb»tc Fees.      >
.' Oim OmeEis Opfo«ite.U.S. patektOjtice;;
' !»nd wt c»n secure patent 111 less time thin those?
vrcmoteirom Wmshington. 0     ...     '.
1' -. Send model, dravrine or phpto.,wiUJ descrip-
' I tion. tVe advise, it patentable or. not, free of;
i'eharre. Our fee sot due tilt patent is secured. <
'' * PawHLcr, "How to Obtain PatentSt^vitH
< co* OfXtneTn-theU. S. and roreigncijuiiUies!
; sent free.'Address,
C.A.SNOW&CO ?
>    ©PP. MTWfT 9WI-J& W«lBlH»»J«Ir1i 6. Q.   .
A Good Time to ISij Shoes
has arrived.   To reduce our stock of S^oes we offer exceptional bargains in
Ladies' Shoes,        Cents' Fine Shoes,
Misses'Shoes, Gents' Heavy Shoes,
Children's Shoes, Cents' Boots.
Ladies' Misses' and Children's Slippers and Low Shoes at Cost.
Twenty-six pair Ladies' Button Shoes in odd sizes at just Half Price.
One lot Men's Shoes, odd size, at from J to J off.
One line best make Ladies' Fine Shoes at Reduced Prices to close out.
Bargains in Staple Dry Goods as Usual,
An immense stock of Men's Overalls. Cotton Pants, Shirts and Jackets.
New stock fall style Men's Hats just received.
Watch this space tor Dress Goods Announcement.
Butter and Eggs Wanted.
van »'» vsriifd at mir SEW Hn» of witA*
mj-iJly utitl honorably. l*y i*">w •.'*■
rlitit-r i-*-**, young or itUl, will hi ihnr
uft-n I«i f*lUir*,vi Iierrvrr llicylivr. A«>
w_      _  .bar ttut *!«* iiur wttttL.    Et*ty'Ut.^-rtxmf
iVfm ftiTRia^virrrcblnr. Vf* Mart ym. Ko mk. Tno nra'ilrrottf
tngriMn iii.ini#ui«r«r«lly«rtr rtati-to xhr mrt. Thww »«
»ntirflrrt»»'I**d,a«i-5 l»rfnK«MO»««*f*'o1 Mwr»»«i'*>rv*tj-«..**rr
lirctntipt? ve CMHiur -truMt v■-<* W»*». per.wrk »mr»i «***».,
and npif Rft»ri little cxi^Tirn^: *A> can XnniMi ym :i» *_-m-
}.;-itw nt and l*»<.-h,y«-u « *>A>.-  ^o nm*'rtt» nj'twu litnr- .Tb*-1
SALINE,
MICH
THE STORE
•FOR   OlffB   WEEK
Commencing Saturday, Aug. 19th.
Ladies and Gents Handkerchiefs
All Styles and Material.
In this Sale you can purchase your yearly sup pSy
of Handkerchiefs saving I -2 the price they
would otherwise cost you.
MACK & SOBJMID
A Fearful Slaughter
IK-
.CxalA. i=.
We are greatly overstocked on
Children's Knee Pant Suits
and have decided to close this overstock at
less than wholesale prices.
Two Hundred Children's Suits
(jn aU sizes) will be sold within the next two
weeks at a reduction of
25 to 50 psr cent.
Positive bargains—G-et yonr first choice.
STAR   OLOTHOffG   HOUSE.
Ann Arbor.
WALLAGi^ W^ilCIC
i# Uic pl:nv*m-tfi!!. Hll kii>il>i"of
BAKERS
:*tnl B»»t iht'iii ir«s!i.    Hom« nif.!« Br«i*i H^nf^ P i3»oj jr'Ct«.kvn}f  :■ • *-|>"''ia1iy.
W(. :tlsi> kt'tr|> :t t5(i»*"«>[
Cl-rocse^les.,   -Gaii'-dieisj, * ;
Cigars: %'^8SS8t ?f?ioljacco.
AH soods deHviSj*ed^'i-«iiiply.
Bring your Butter and Eggs arid^et^eifiashror Trade
Kemembei"Nn. 1 and 2 Wallaca'Siocicviindertius "Opera'BQ-xe-
Jf«>.-2'-,v ALL VCF. BLOCK IS WHERE ITOUCAS^T A GOOD MEAl. CHEAP
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