1898-03-17; Saline Observer

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A. J. WARREN. Publisher.
SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MIOH.,    THURSDAY,  MARCH 17, 1898.
VOL. XVIII.---NO. 20.
Kodak
Camera
SUPPLIES
Do Yon want any?
Por the benefit of the amateur photographer, we have put in a limited
supply of
Plates, Print Paper, Mounts
Toning and Developer,
Flash Light Powder,
Etc.
Which wu will sell you as cheap
as )Oll  can  buy   them
anywhere.
A. J. Warren.
The "Pupejv Mori-Is Used,
Mr, Mpprls W9S B8 advocate for thick
paper, but be bad long before found
out that machine-made paper pf wood
pulp and clay wag useless for permanent results, to say nothing of the uninteresting quality of its surface. The
latter failing is a factor hy no means
unimportant in the beauty of a book.
Much of our shiny, calendered paper is,
besides, trying to the eyes. He was
forced to resort to the plain, honest
way of the old-time papermakers. Unbleached linen rags were used and
molds whose wires were not woven
with absolute mechanical accuracy,
thus obtaining a sort of variety in the
surface.
This paper was made expressly for
him by Mr. Batchelor at Little Chart,
near Ashford, and "resembles the paper of the early printers in all its hest
qualities." Three water marks were
designed by him for paper of different
sizes—"the apple, the daisy and the
perch with a spray in its mouth; each
of these devices being accompanied by
the initials W. M."—Pratt Institute
Monthly.
Mooreville.
Mu d and bad roads.
A. G. Mclntyre has been attending
curt in Ann Arbor the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Shaw and niece are on
the sick list.
Maple syrup time is here.
Earnest Bailey made a trip to Ann
Arbor Monday, stopping at Saline on
bis return home.
Spring must be here for liie robins,
blue birds, black birds and kiUdeer aro
here.
Mrs. Hamilton is visiting ber parents this week.
Estella Goldsmith is visiting her
sister Lottie in lAnsing Jfor a few
weeks,
Mrs. Henderson who has been sick
so long is able to walk around the house
The K. O. T. M. are prep iring for
an entertainment ou tha anniversary
or their existence, March 18
Mrs. H- B, Jackson is visiting her
daughter iu Ann Ai-bur. later she is
on the sick list,
Frank Haynes and Alia !3 radio..
made a trip to Tecumseh Saturday.
Several from here attended thn 30th.
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Brownell Wednesday.
After years n[ untold suffering from
piles, B W. Pursell of Knittersville,
Pa., was ■Hired hy using a single box of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Skin
discuses such as eczema, rash, pimples
ancl obstinate sores are readily cured
by this famous remedy.
C. F. Unterkircher.
3£
Sa
.very
Jealous of His    Bad   Wxitlns.
This reminds us of the dry humor
that runs- through Judge Andrews'
soul. While the court was trying the
case'against"the" Great Western Elevator cpnjpaoy in tbis city, ngt long agq,
thp Minneapolis lawyer yrhp represent:
eh the Bleyato** company, at thg eq*"fc-
Chilian of t_hp hearing and before tlie
judge had delivered hi? insitruetigng te
(he jury, sent up to the court's; desk
a few paragraphs which he desired the
court to read to the jury as a part of
the instructions. Judge Andrews
seemed to he trying to read the lawyer's scribbling for quite awhile, and
finally he said in 841 soberness, addressing his remarks to the lawyer in
question: "I'm sorry, sir, that you
came here at all:" "Why," said the
limb of the law. "What's the matter
—what have I done" "Well, sir, I
thought I enjoyed the distinction of
being the poorest writer in this circuit,
but you have spoiled it, sir. I yield
the palm to you."—Watertown (S. D.)
Public Opinion.
Bridgewater.
Mann and Shoen have another car
of com whioh they offer for sale this
week.
I. W. ICirkwood has moved into Chas
Hildinger's vacant house.
Fred Feldkamp is preparing to erect
a large barn this spring.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. E P. Layer,
March. 15. a 9 lb. daughter.
Chas. Teiger oE Franklin has purchased the Joseph Lowery farm.
Rain and melted snow, left the roads
in such bad condition that they are impassable.
Mrs. Peter. Nies living near Silver
Lake, in Freedom, who has been sick
for three weaks with inhumation of the
bowels,died Friday and was buried Sunday at Betbel'schurcli. Age (5-2 years,
leaves husband and four daughters lo
mourn her loss.
Miss Anna Blum returned home
Friday fi\>m her extended visit with
relatives and friends at Jacks in, L-in-
sing and Big JRapius.
Eev. I. Irion, held sor.vices at St.
Jbcc}.'s church. Saline lag*, Sunday
P.' ivi.
The Ladies Society ut- Bethel's church
meet at Mrs. Tbt-o: R'aabVin Wednesday March. 21].
Jecob Schumaiv-er of Bridgewater and
Edward Scheider of Freedom, are at
Ann Arbor, on the jury this week.
foi work and every piece of
eather in the Lewis "Wear
?Resisters" is perfect.    Made
roperly,  they fit and wear
'properly.    They  combine
j style,  comfort and service—
j couple  pleasure with economy.   They wear so long that
you'd tire of'em if they Were
like common shoes, but the
longer you wear
J. B. LEWIS GO'S
"Wear-Resisters"
the better they'll please yon.
Lookfor "Lewis" on every shoe.)
Men's, women's, children's.
J. B. LEWIS CO., Boston, Mass.
LEW'S    "WEAR - RESISTERS"
are sold by all shoe dealers.
ID. Wissl-57-
A Narrow Escape
Thankful words written by Mrs. AdahE.
Hart, of Groton. S. J). "Was taken with a
had cold which settled on my lungs; cough
set in and -finally terminated in Consumption. Four Doctors gave- me up, saying I
could live hut a short time. I gave my self
up to niy Saviour, determined if I c ould
not stay -with my friends on earth, I would
meet the absent ones ahove. My husband
was advised to get Dr. King's New Dis-
covrey for Consumption,Coughs aud Colds
I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles.
It has cured me, and I thank God I am
savedaudnow a well 11mlhealthy woman."
Trial bottles free at Lister & Shetders
Drug Store, ""tegular s'ze 50 cent's and Si
Guaranteed or mice refunded. 1
La Gripps
Since La Grippe has been  prevalent
in tbis country, there  Iras been  fuund
but one Specific, Dr. Humphreys" "77"-'
For sale by all druggists, Sat.
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Oome to tlie
Notice to Creditors.
State of Michigan county- o£ WasUteivvv s s
Notice is hereby given, that by au order of
the Probate Gourt for the county cf Washtenaw,
made on theSday of January A. D.lS0S.six months
from that date were allowed for creditor* to present their claims against the estate of George
H. Hammond late ofsaid County deceased, and
that all creditors of said deceased arc required
to present their claims to said Probate Court, at
the Proliate Office in the city of Ann Arbor, for
examination and allowance on or "before the S
day of July next, and that, such claims will
be heard before said Court, on 'the 8 day of
April j and on the S day of July next, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of each of said days.
Dated, Aun Arbor, January S. A. D. 1S0S.
H. Wirt Newkiik,
Jvid^e Of Probate.
Real Estate For Sale.
*i tate of -Michigan, county of Washtenaw.
S. R
For Choice Cuts of
eef, Foil and Mutton
Spring Dresses
New dresses again—as fresh and new as the season its self, bnt not here for
long.
These exquisite tbings aro at best but birds of passage, they rest a moment
in onr store then when you look for them they are gone.
We want you to share the beauty of these late arrivals. Never mind about
purchasing, come and look: them over, you will find them the equal of any
shown in Metropolitan Stores, aud at a saving of 10 to 25 per cent over metropolitan nrices.
Our line of Spring Novelties in Silks is now complete ami we invite your
inspection.
No such stock of silks elsewhere in Ann Arbor. Exquisito Novelties in
waist lengths that you will enjoy even looking at. No duplicates of these.
Consequently you buy a waist pattern that is individual, vour own, and you
don't meet three or four more in an afternoon's walk.
Black Siiks for Waists are very fashionable also- You will do well to look
over our Penn de S lies at 75c. SI Oil, Sl.OO 81-50 and Black Satin Duchesse at
same price.    These valui's are uniHual.
White G-oods
Iu every price from So to Sl.OO per yard
Wash G-oods
Many Exquisite Foreign Novelties just received which are very captivating.
E--ace and Embroideries
By far the most complete line in the city.
Choice  Bolognas  ane Liver Sausage
always on baud and made to order.
Chickens.  Turkeys,  Srusage   and
Fish in their season.
Choice Lard in pails or bulk
We aro here to please you.    Coni,e and
see us.
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O In the matter of the estate of John P.
Wood deceased, no'ieeis hereby given tUit ih
pursuance of au order grautKl to the undersigned
administrator of the estate 0/ said deceased by
the- Hon. Judge of ""rebate, for tlie County of
Washtenaw, bu the 12 day of March, A. p.
1S93, iherc will be sold at public vendue, to the
highest bidder, uttiw lite resident"* of said cle-
cea ed in gaHtie Tmvnship in the county of
Vs*ashtenan- in sail S'atB. on Fvidiy 1 he 30 day
of Ap.rU A O KK, a" two o'Ciock in the
afte-r.uciu of that day (subp'et to ail eneuni-
b,ranyts Uy mortgage or otherwise existing at
the time, of the death of said dt-eeased the following described real estate, low t: S. W. I40E
JT. 1". "..4 of secliun(13). E.':fofS E.'4 section
Ufi). W. Iq of \V. 1« of S. \V '4 of X. W. 'j section
(IB) and the S. W. '4 of X \V. J4 of section 15.
Ail being in ihe Township of Saline, Washteua«v
county and st vie of Miehiiran.
E   A.HH.VSERJ
Administrator of s lid estate.
Said to *E4e tlie   First San Picture.
Prof, ■folin A. Brashear' presented
the Pittsburg Amateur PhqtQgr'ipliers'
society recently with a photograph
whick is of a great deal of value and
surrounded by much interesting history. It was the first photograph of
the human face, the picture being the
first accurate reproduction of a daguerreotype by John W. Draper, of New
York, about 1840, the exposure being
from five to seven minutes and the picture being that of Miss Catherine Dorothy Draper. The original negative
was presented by Mr. Draper to Sir
John Herschel and in 1892 it was returned to Mrs. Ann Draper, from whom
Prof. Brashear secured it and presented
it to the society. The picture represents a young woman, dressed in the
fashion of 1840, a great poke bonnet
filled in about the face with flowers
being worn, a shawl covering the
shoulders and the hands placidly
folded.—Pittsburg Commercial-Gazette.
Children aud adults tortured by
burns, scalds, injuries, eczema or skin
disease may secure instant relief by
psjng DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Jt is the great pile remedy,
C. P. Unterkircher,
DO YOU  TRAVEL
Aroyoucoing to take a trip! no yon suffer from
Severe Headache*, -ycrvousiiCRR, SeaslcU-
neasor -Exhaustion l> iv*rt-tMrpr^enticall tar
Ssing CTJSHMAST'S   IMLESvTilOr.   15HAL-
"EK7 Help that headache, cure tliat-Tiervousness and
Seasickness by the nse ot this Inhaler the greatest
stimulant anil preventative *:no^-*!4^ft"d,i','ftkM"
lief in llav Fever and Asthma. vv3r*BU x CTJSI1-
E'SfiHUtEOwd yon vrlU always nse it
"■"-" If jou can't get It at BrvigviUU Bjvvvl lorlU   Bt
nail. 50 ewil».    Send Tor Hook vm Jlrvvtiinl, free.
CCSlimX IfllMCO., Y1NCKXXKS, JSD., V. S. i.
Stomach Troubels.
Dyspepsia
The increasing prevnlouce of dyspepsia
has been a matter of the gravest concern to the medical proft'esion, and for
years leading scientists have been experimenting to pv-oduce a remedy Constant efforts in tbU direction have k-d
to the introductiou of many preparations which b-iraly afford terapjrary
relief to those suffering witb stomach
disorders.
It remained  for a chemist of  many
year's experience   to   produce a prep-,
aration, which has proven lo, be a posi:
tivecure forthe   disease in   all of its
manifold forms, and is known as Drake's
Dyspepsia Cure and Restorer.
The firm of Drt'ke and Rhodes are putting into the hands of a  liiBitei number of druggists this  positive   cure for
dyspepsia ever offered to tbe publie.
If you are troubled with indigestion,
sour stomach, acid fermentation, sleeplessness, or auy form of nervous dyspepsia, call on C. F.  TJntei'birchei', The
leading   drugg ist of    Saline,  Mich ,
and ask for Drake's Dyspepsia Cure and
Nerve  Restorer, a combined method
treatment.   A   book on stomach and
nerve troubles given away free at, this
store.   Ask for it.   Read   the following testimonial from Cbas.   Honghta-
ling, an ex- druggist of Qdinoy, Mich.
'* Having been a druggist for thirty
years, and a sufferer    from  dyspepsia
and nerve troubles, I have tried many
of the highly advertised prep-irations
for   this terrible  disease, as well as
treatment by physicians.     Recently Ii
was induced to try Drake's D yspepsia
Cure and Nerve Restorer and am proud
to say that 1   have realized more b^nev
fit in  two bottles   J  bav« nsed it than
ndthingl bava   heretofore taken.'1
Respectfully to the afflicted,
C P. Houtaling,
Quinsy, Nov. 59,1S97.„
For Infants and Children.
Tio facsimile
slgaatuto/
of
Mortgage Sale.
Wheress default has been miu-» in the payment of the money secured by a nvirtgige dated August 1, lSS-.',i-xecuteiby "Sorman Xichoson
and Emma L. Xiclioson, his wife, of the tovm-
ship of Saline. Washte aw county -Ulchijin to
Julia O. Rouse of the same place, which said
mortgage was recorded in th" office of the
Register of Deeds of said eounn,- of Washtenaw,
on the S3 day August, 1SS2, iu Lttvr GS of mortgages on page 331.
And whereas the nnijunt eaim'd to he dtjij
upon said in jrtgage ar. the >lx*.e of this nT.ias is
the sum of four hundred, ninety two and seventy
five one hundreds dollars, fur iirincipal aud interest and the further sum of fifteen dolUrs as
an attorney fpe as provided by law and stipu-
"atett in s.aid mortgage aud no suit or proceeding
having beeuhad at law to recover the amount
secured by said mortgage or any pa,rt thereof.
By-which said default in the terms of said
mortgage the power of sale ejntaiued the reiu,
hits hepotae operative,
JJotice is therefore hereby given that by virtue
ofthesaid power of sale and in pursuance of the
Statute in such case made and provided, said
mortgage will be foreclosed by a s.i'e of t!u>
premises therin described at public anj.ua to
the highest bidder at the east front door of the
c. urt house iu the city of Ann Arbor, in said
county of Washtenaw (that being the place
where the circuit oui*t for sjid county is lielvli
on Tuesday tlie 31 day of May. A D. IK};! at ten
o'clock in the f oronoou of said day,
Whicli said premises are described in said
mortgage as f ullows:
Being light aetes otland to be surveyed from
that part of the west half of the north east
quarter of section twelve, in township four ]i*
south of range five (.5) east, lying east of the
old Monroe and Saline plank road.
Also a piece of land commencing at the south
west corner of the eight acres above described
thence southwesterly along the center of the
old Monroe and Saline Plank   road sixteen and
half rods,  ihence  east   ten and   two  thirds
rods,   thence noith easterly by a line running
parallel    with   the old   "Monroe  and  Saline
plank road. s:xtetn and one half rods  to the
south line of said eight acres, thence west along
i *-aMliiie leu and two thirds rods to the place of
beginning.   All being in tlie tv-wn-hip of Saline,
ti'ivSlneiiaw county, Michigan.
Bated "Havcli first, lfUS-
iTrr,i-v 3, Eorss
Mortgagee Fsa-nk E. .Tuxes
Attorney for Mortgage*1-
FOR
Toledo and Points East and South.
Leave  Pittsfield, South   7:40 a. m.
8:51 p. m.
11:37 a. m.
FOR
Owosso. Alrna.  Mt. Pleasant, Clare.
Csviiilac, Manistee, Petoskey and points
Leave Pittsfield, North   S:32 a. m.
4:39 p. m.
11 :S a. rn.
If you are going to the Northwest,
you can save money by buying tickets
via Frankford and'Ann Arbor1 Steamers
which run between Erankfort, Manitowoc and Kewaunee Wis and Frankfort. Menominee and Gladstone Mich.
"W. H Bekkett, G. P. A.,
Toledo.
In fact the newness and freshness of spring styles is visible in every depar -
ment; Our preparations for the largest spring bsniness in our history is eyident
on every side,
E. F. Mills & Co.
Ann Arbor
Another arge consignment of those
Fine Shoes
My trade on fiue Shoes is ineregsing rapidly,
•^-ST-Sritx^r Is *J?3=L±£i?
We have the bitest and bi;st goods people know what a good  thing; is, when
they see it.
We are also offering good bargains in
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Gov)dvvvvv,Trjy.'-.V.1at work forns. Heavier,
yea winy- cot make as much. Ijat we cat
tvsvclv you quickly how to earn from SS tc
v?10 a vlay at tlve start, and ruore as you gt
on. Both sexes, all ages. Iu any part cl
(Arnerlva.you fan commence at h&rae, ctv-
ivve; avl yourtlvut',or.sttara moments envy tc
tlve work, All is new. GreatraySUllKfti
every worker. We start von. fomvshh:g
evcrvt'vintr. EAS1I.V, SPEEDILY leanvtrt
I'AliriCLLAliS I'ltEE. Adurcn at onto
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Farmers Attention.
If you contemplate planting any
fruit trees or small fruit of any kind
send us a list of wants for prices, or
send for illustrated catalogue and
Save Some Money, All stock warranted true to name as represented or
money refunded. Be =ure and get our
prices before placing an order.
The Hawks Xukseky Co.
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iouR Office is Opposite U. S. patent Office J
! and we can secure patent >ji less time taan those^
(remote from Washington. .    _
5 Send model, drawing or photo., with descnp-j
S tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of J
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No complaint s r,
A full and complete lino of FINE GROCERIES-     We  buy
goods.    Our Kerosene is the best and we are proud of this,
our oil.
Choicest COFFEESn^-.
S. T. Fairbank
'F'O'IEl.
Harness
Snrries
j
Carriages,
wagons,
Road, and Milk Wagons,
'Trunks and Valises see
OYSTERS!
<^0-^2sr or bulk:^
We keep the famous BALTIMORE brand alwaysjnice and fresh
A FINE assortment ofe
Oranges,       Lemons,       Bananas,       Figs, -    Dates,       Pecans,
Almonds,       Niger Toes,       English Walnuts etc.
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Home made mixed TAFFIES |0c per pound.
MflLIGM # BLACK GRAPES.
A   fine   line   of
Sweet Cuba
Pay Car
Dido
Old Crisis
Cigars   and   Tobaccos.
32c lb-
-    25e   lb.
15c  \h.
|Qo  lb^
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