1901-04-11; Saline Observer

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BSERVER.
A. J. WARREN, Publisher.
SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY  APRIL n, 1901.
VOL. XXI.—NO 25.
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W. H. Sweet & Son
Ypsilanti
Mich.
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A Word About Hosiery.
Hercules School Hose.
The greatest wear resisting hose for Children.
It's the quality of yarn put into  them,  their elasticity,
permanency of dye,   that makes mothers look for that
brand when they want stockings for their children.
20 cents per pair all sizes.
Leather Stockings for boys and girls, 25 cents.
"Matchless" Hose for Ladies wear is a beautiful silk
finished stocking. The wearing parts of the matchless
hose, the heel, sole and toe are reinforced with an extra
thread. Of course you can wear holes in rugs, you can
wear them in boiler iron too, but not quickly, not with
ordinary usage.
"Matchless", hose are much the same, you can get
through them but not in ordinary time with ordinary use.
They cost you 25e a pair. If you insist on paying 35c or
*50c, we have those also. Next time you buy hosiery try
the Matchless. We are anxious to have you, because -if,
you try them once we will always have you for a Customer.
Davis & Kishlar
•       Ypsilanti  Mioh
The Best 8«ne.i** For Rheumatism.
Quick Relief From Pain.
All who Ube Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism are delighted
with, the quick relief from pain which
it affords. When speaking of this Mr.
D. N. Sinks, of Troy, Ohio, says:
"Some time ago I had a severe attack
of rheumatism in my arm and shoulder. I tried numerous remedies but
got no relief until I was recommended
by Messrs. Geo. F. Parsons & Co.,
druggists Of this place, to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. They recommended it so highly that 1 bought a
bottle. I was soon relieved of all pain.
I have since recommended this liniment to many of giy friends, who agree
wiVh me thai it'is 'tlie best remedy for
muscular rheumatism in the market."
For sale by Weinmann & Matthews.
BJTud In the Reservoirs.
Recently* the huge fresh water reservoirs at the Mare Island navy yard
have^undergone their biennial cleaning out, -wfiththe usual accompaniment of considerable malaria • in the
yard as a direct consequence of bringing to light a large amount- of mud
which has. slowly drifted into "these
tanks from the roofs-.and other sources
in the yard. The attempt to find water by artesian boring has been given
up as a failure and the water supply
is made up from the reservoir system
and considerable water from the VaJ-
lejo water system, ' .
CASTORIA
The Kind You Have Always Bought
From Gay to Crave.
There is an usher at one of the down
town theaters who is a professional
pallbearer during the day. "I- get,"-he
says, "$2.50 for every palfbearing engagement, and I like the work. It is,
you see, such a complete and pleasant
change from my theatrical employment. I must wear a gala smile at
the theater at all times, and the gayety
there, the mirth and "iightheartedness,
prove very*** monotonous. I long for
something in gloomy 'black, with a
look of gloom' in my eyes, and the
sobs I hear, the groans, the lam**.^ta-
tions and the lugubrious musip aires
very soothing to me afte**- th.*** eternal
heartless jollity of t"**e.- nla*"*^*."'*"":. ?^e
%8 *!5*Sas oi-' "w'2r^ d"-"?grsiiP^ ro,j? life?; I
fgugft eft two extremes', I make, be-
Siidea, a. good deal of money. " I have
made $30 a week as a pallbearer.- At
the theater my salary is, only •.$7,50.
There are certain perquisites at the
theater, however, -perquisites won
through seating people, Which materially increase my income. It is not an
uncommon thing among us ushers to
be pallbearers during the day."^-Phil-
a delphia Record.
Bears the
Signature of
'kAArtt'l.'-i'VUWMAiV^^'i
POSTAL * MOKCY,  ?
rudPiiirraas.       }
Griswold -*h
House
titn, I
S53Qd.ni.
np'-to-dat*
Hotel, located
Id th* heart-of ?
DETROIT, ^cita-.
Afttea, $2,.$2.50, $3 per Say;
A Gold Wave
Is coming l
And you will want something to keep you warm.
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BLANKETS
FUR ROBES
PLUSH ROBES
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We havo them,-the Finest line we
have ever kept at prices ranging from
$1. to $15.   Come and see them.
A. W. Lashier
The Moat'Stuljl-oni Qouglw . -v. ;
Resulting from an- attack" of lagrippe*
or.heavy-cold, must yield to the wonderful healing properties of Foley's
fjoney and Tar, which strengthens
the lungs and makes them sound. Unterkircher's drug store.
Council Proceedings
■Adjourned Session of the Common
Council held in Council Chamber
April 2.
Called to order by President Burkhart.
Boll Call: Trustee's present Messrs.
Schairer, McKionon, Jerry and Henne.
Absent Bassett and Gates.
Minutes of last session read and approved.
Bond of Village Treasurer J. Pred
Weissinger with   sureties presented.
Oh motion was accepted by the Board.
On motion  the Rules and Regulations of last year were adopted.
On motion the Liquor Bonds were
placed at $3000.00.
On motion the Marshall's, Treasurer's, Clerk's, Village Attorney's
and Health Officer's salary was placed
at same price as last year.
On motion the wages on street work,
both man and team were placed at
same as last year.
The President  made the following
recommendations for appointment;
Cemetery Commission
Andrew J. Warren  '
Member Board Review
Leonard Bassett
John McKinnon
Special Assessors
Daniel Nissly
Harrison Bassett
Samuel Jos3nhans
President Pro Tem
Fred Jerry
Health Officer
Dr. S. W. Chandler
Special Police
Henry Jewett
Fire Chief
Edward Sears
Village Attorney
Chas. Awrey
On    motion   the    recommendations
were accepted and appointments made
as read.
On motion proceeded to ballot for
Marshall and Street Commissioner.
Tellers chosen. The President presented the name-of Chas. Carved for
Marshall. Qn balloting we*s found to
be tb,e cli.olpp.qf the Hoard.
• The President presented the name
of Chas, Carven for Street Commissioner.   On balloting was elected.
The President named the following
Standing Committees for tbe year:
Finance
'McKinnon, Henne, Bassett
Street
. .Schairer, Henne, Jerry
Cemetery
Gates, Bassett, McKinnon
Ordinance
McKinnon, Schairer, Bassett
"Ways and Means
Henue, Schairer, Jerry
Tbe Finance   Committee   reported
favorably on the   following   bill   and
au order was ordered drawn on  the
Treasurer for same;
Chas. Carven        M^pgh'c*.!'  .'      I'fl.QO
The  S^ee",   Ljgl*lti*-*g.   y.o*^wi*-*iion
-prese-i'.ed  t$ie  *i*-jlb-,-j}ug* Pontraot-sfor
the l'gbting cif thSStrBe'ts ot* thfe'-Vil-
ltige \Yh3pil Vvas accepted and adopted'
by tl*,e loifowiog vote, Yeas 4 Ko 0.  .
The Village of "Saline'ordains: .,  .
Section- 1.      That   the   Committee
heretofore appointed by th&Board and
■fully empowered to acit is hereby authorized to' enter "in'to :a K contract   for
lignting the streets, alleys and public
places of the Village   of   Saline h by
Acetylene Gas for a term of five years
for tbe sum of six hundred" dollars a
year from  and after  the first day- -of
July, A. D. 1901 with 1". W. Shute, his
successors and assigns.
Sec. 2. Sueb contract shall be* in
the words aud figures following: "■'* -
. Witnesseth as foito.vs, the said
P. W. Shute, party of the first part,
his successors and assigns for and in
consideration of the agreements herein contained aud. ou. tho part of the
said Village of Saline, p'arty o{ ttie
second part, to be'p'arfp.rKje'i and paid,
do,e§ hereby promise aud agree foi-
-ijllHSelf, his successors and assigns to
anti with the said Village-to erect,
keep, aud maintain in good ruiiniug
order for the fail period of five years
from and affer ttie acceptance thereof
by the Committee, in the streets and
public places of the Village of Saline
not less than Seventeen (17) arc lights
of the same style and make as the one
now on exhibition in the street Qp.»a=
site the foundry, which §ai& "^mps are
more particu^ar'.j '^eafirihejf'as follows,
H*-|ir|(si*;'ta8i!iMips of one
pr\i each; seven (?) six burner lamps
Of three-fourths foot each; and six (6)
fqu*"" huraei* lamps of three-fourths foot
eaoh. Said lamps are to ho kept lighted from dusk until eleven o'clock p. m.
local time pf each of the said nigh.ts
during the life of the contract, omitting moonlight nights, except that on
dark or cloudy nights or nights of unusual darkness or on> any other night
or part thereof. The President of the
Village shall have the power io have
said lights turned on and lighted if he
shall deem it necessary.
All of which said lamps and pipes
for lightiug and conveying gas shall
be located In such streets and at such
points as the committee shall direct.
The lamps shall be placed on poles not
less than thirty-five feet high.
If at any time the plant or the lamps
of said plant shall become defective or"
impaired so that it shall become impossible to furnish the lights as here-
tobefore described for a period of thirty (30) days, then and ia that case the
said Village shall have the power by
its council to and may by resolution
declare this contract rescinded and
shall be released from all liability
thereunder.
The said Village, in consideration of
the foregoing agreements on the part
of P. "W. Sbute, his successors and assigns, agrees to take and use the said
lights for the period of five (5) years
as hereinbefore described and that it
will pay the price of six hundred dollars per year in equal monthly installments, each installment shall be payable ou the filteenth day of each and
every month.
• It is also further agreed that should
the said first party his successors and
assigns fail to supply and furnish lights
as heretobefo're agreed on any night or
nights or part thereof, then such failure to light shall constitute a charge
against said first party, his successors
and assigns at the same price as is
paid by said Village for said lighting
had it actually been furnished.
In witness whereof the parties hereto have executed this contract by fixing their hands and seals this second
day of April, A. D. 19QI.
[ Peter W.' Shute
ctpat L-FredHenne
SUMUJ j ' Chas. Burkhart
1.    Geo. E. Schairer
Sec. S. This ordinance shall take
effect ten days after legal publication
and be*bindih'g upon said Corporation
upon the'filing with the Village Clerk
of said Village, of a written acceptance
thereof by the..said P. W. Shute and
shall be void unless the said P. W.
Shute, his successors and assigns shall
by July first A. D. 1901,.light the said
Village pursuant to his contract with
said Village as authorized by the
Council of the Village of Saline.
Geo. R, Lutz, Chas. Burkhart,
Clerk President
. On motion Council'adjourned.
Geo. R. Lutz, Chas. Burkhart,
Clerk President
The Ordinance granted on the second day cm April between Peter "W.
Shute, party of the first part and the
Village of Saline, party of the second
part is hereby accepted by Peter W,
Shute.
Dated, Saline, Mich., April S, lOOl.
- ''Last winter I was confined to my
bed with a very bad cqld on the lungs.
Nothing gave, me relief. Finally my
wife" boughit .a .bottle of One Minute
Coiij'h Cure, that effected a speedy
cure. I cantjpt speak too. highly of
' that'.excellent remedy.'"-—Mt. T. K.
HoUcsaany* Manataway;] Pa". *trn ter-
kircber's drug store.
<&'jBk.&T 	
Beantiie. /yThe KindYon-flaw Alwajs Bsi#
Signature
of
Beautiful Complexions
Come, from pure, untainted blood. "No
omplesibn can be muddy, mottled or sallow if the blood is pure; no complexion can
be clear of blemishes if the blood ia not pure.
More than this: disease cannot exist in a
body supplied with pure blood. This lathe
eecret:of the success of Celery King. It
makes pure blood.-
Celery.King cures constipation, Nerve,
Stomach, Liver and Kidney diseases.     S
Easter Week
The Season's best and newest is on display this week, and
.at no time in the Spring can you find Stocks so complete,
the novelties so striking as just now and here.
Spring Suits
An elegant display of fine man-
tailored-COSTUMES in all the very
latest styles
at $6.00 to $2**;po each.
Spring Dress (roods
By -far the best line you'll find.
Cheviots, Granites, Manila Cloths,
etc., etc., in various grades and all
pi-ices moderately from
50c to $1.50-a yard
The new SILK FLANNELS 75c to $1.00 a yard.
The new LACE STRIPE SILKS $1.00 3 yard.
The new WAIST SILKS 69c, 75c, ^nd $1,00.
The hew FOULARDS 75c and $1.00 a yard.
Some SPECIALS
Elegant Flounced Wrappers—values $1.00 at
Fine $1.00 value, 2-clasp Kid Gloves, at
The new Albatross cloths, for waists, at
Heavy Wool Suitings, for Skirts, at
(Dark and-Medium Grey)
69c
79c
50c.
89c
Our preparations for supplying your Dry Goods heeds at a
moderate price for the/best and most reliable goods, are now
complete. You'll appreciate the difference between our methods
and those that obtain in some stores when you compare wear as
well as price in the articles ycu buy.
E. F. MILLS & CO,
Ann Arbor.
Spring 1901.
Fashionable Apparel for Men and Boys
We are   ready with our  complete   assortment   of
Swell Tailor-made Clothing aud Haberdashery for Spring.
Everything in our store is new and fresh and everything is
absolutely correct for this season.    Our discretion in the
selection of fabrics and styles and having had the choice of
The Best from the Most Reliable Makers
We are confident of pleasing the most hard-to please, but,
at the same time, are able to offer the goods at prices that
will appeal pleasantly to the most economical. These garments are made of serviceable dressy fabrics, all the. newest colors and possess in a high degree the latest inventions
of the artist tailor craft.
Staebler & Wuerth
The Famous,
Black Hawk Corn Planters
and Drills
:x
Pay for. themselves in one season through in-
creased yield, on account of accuracy, of drop3 -V^6 are
"Just tnr§§ m a nillT  <■«* any other ^drop: when
wanted.
F. P. F0ED   Agent
<<t
?he Best, Blood Purifier.
The blood is constantly being puri*
fled by. the lungs,, liver and kidneys,
[Keep these organs in a healthy condition and: the bowels regailar and yon
i will have no* need"*Of a blood, purifier,
IFor this purpose there is 'nothing
: equal to Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, one dose of them will
do you more good'than a dollar bottle
of the best blood purifier. **Price, 25
cents. Samples free at Weinmann &,
Matthews* drug store.
I have on hand: a fine line of Carriages and
Harness, new and np^to-date in -pattern aud finish,
"which"T. will close out at prices that will bo
satisfactory.
Also have a limited number of fine blankets and
robes which I will sell cheap.
Louis Sturm
BANNER    SALVE,
IhemosthoaUnsaalvointhevf/orldj
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