1901-06-27; Saline Observer

              GBSERV
A. J. Warren, Editor.
SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY  JUNE 27, 1901.
VOL. XXI.---NO 36.
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W. H. Sweet & Son
Ypsilanti
Mich.
Another Lot Just Received.
200 pairs o±
sitj 30c a pair
These Curtains are 2 1-2 yards long and 30
inches wide.
They have a good full ruffle and will laundry nicely.
We closed out one lot of 100 pairs in three
days.
This lot will not last long.     Come early or
write and we'll lay them aside for you.
Davis & Kishlar
Ypsilanti   Mich
Milan Locals
Miss Emma Drew left Saturday tor a
few weeks visit with friends and relatives in Fowlerville.
' Mrs. Miato a*nd son returned Thursday from a three weeks sojourn with
friends in Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Hitchcock
of Toledo, speut Sunday with friends
aad relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blakeslee are
entertaining their neice Mr3, A. W.
Reynolds of Flint.
J. C. Rouse is improving* the outside
of his residence with two coats of
white paint.
Miss Mae Alderman has returned
from Mt. Clemens and has taken the
position of bookkeeper in her brother's
store. ,
Chas. Meaio who has been quite ill
is able to go in.lhe JBank again and attend to his duties there.
Miss Nellie Delaforc'e is home from
the U. of M. and will spend the summer with her parents Mr.' and Mrs.
James Delaforce.
Lee Hitchcock of Havana, Illinois; is
spending a few days with his relatives.
Dr. E. F. Pyle and Mr. Hollis are
putting Portland cement walks in
front of their residences.
Miss K. Lamb left Monday for
Chicago where she will visit friends
for a few weeks.
Eugene Hardendorff left Monday for
Alpena for a few days sojourn.
The Player's Story
MENTAL STATURE.
Klement *'
! Dyspeptics cannot, be long lived be-
1 csiuse to live requires nourishment.
I Food is not nourishing until it is di-
I trested. A disordered stomach cannot
[digest food, it must have assistance
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all kinds
: of food without aid fro-n the stomaeli
I allowitig-it to rest aad regain its nat-
Its elements  are ex-
Dlr.ctlen   of   rower   Im   an   Klement" In
Greatn.113. V
As a powerful man is one who can
lltt-a. great weight, so power of mind
may be said to be that Quality which
enables people to do -with comparative
ease what others find it impossible or ' ^ fun(Jtioils
difficult to do at all.   Its principal ele- , game     ^ u digeslive
men's are the power of attention and j a . - ^ .^   ._ , _ m>_,f   h,n *   t  A
that of application, which is attention
In the active and not in the passive j y«u good
shape.     To   be   able   to   direct   the | 	
thoughts to a given subject and ac-j San Francisco and Return at Low
j fluids and it simply can't  help  but di
Uuterkireher's drug store.
cording to that   most    expressive of ]
metaphors,  to  "turn  't- Q.?er"  in the
min-i, is gne thjnj**—tg j}** ab}e t-o s"«"""-
jnit the'mind .passively, ta that whieh
is presented to it is another.   Where
the- two co-exist in unusual vigor they
may be said to constitute power  of
mind.   In'many cases the mere possession and exertion of this power makes
a man great—in others the possession
and exertion of ah equal power has not
the same effect, or at least is not acknowledged to have   it.   It   probably
took*at least as much mental labor—
as much application and attention to
compose  Coinyn's Digest as  to  compose Gibbon's History.   Yet while everyone acknowledges the greatness of
the historian, few people would ascribe
greatness to the judge. The most curious illustration of this, however, is to
be found in the case of mathematicians.   Newton   is   acknowledged   tg
feaye beea epe oj t"*-e greatest men ^ha".
ey**** lived, mi Mr. Adam's giaoqvery      iceless hlessinir
of tie flew planet ia universally looked | "\^ .=   „„„,.„„,**,
upon as ft splendid achievement; but    '"" "°     '""•>" **
the mere intellectual lahor—the mental force necessary to reduce the uis-
coveries from which these remarkable
men  derived their title to  greatness
from their original condition of conjectures to their ultimate conditon of
truths scientifically ascertained, probably did not exeed that which many
men have put forth in the same branch
of learning whose names are remembered principally hy heing labeled on
some formula, like Taylor's theorem.
Part of the explanation of these cases
is that it is not the power alone, hut
the  direction, of the power also,  by-
which the question of greatness is determined; and this direction is hardly
an Intellectual process. The real greatness of Newton's achievement was not
that he did a very hard sum, and did it
right, but that he had an imagination
sb powerful that he could conceive the
possibility of devising a classification
which  should   fit  the  motions  of  all
heavy bodies whatever, from a sun to
an apple.—James Fitzjames Stephen.
Rates.
Agents of the Lake Shore R'y Will
sell tickets to 5»an Francisco,-Cal., and
return July 5 to 12 inclusive, at less
than half raves, good until August 31,
returning. Particulars from, ticket
agents.
Seven Years In Bed. -
"Will wonders e7er cease'*"" inquire
the friends of Mrs. L. Pease, of Lawrence, Kan. They knew she had been
unable to leave her bed in seven years
on account of kidney and liver trouble,
nervous prostration "and general debility; but,. 'Three bottles of Electric
Sillers enabled me to walk," she
writes, "and in three months I felt
like a new person.** Women suffering
from Headache, Backache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, ftjelarcholy, Fftipt-
itig and Dipay Spells- will find it a
Try it. Satisfaction is guaranteed. Weinmann &
Matthews.   Only 50c
"I was playing once with the elder
Sothern when he was doing the hero
in a romantic play which required his
leaping from a window in a tall tower
to the stage below, where he alighted
on a, mattress behind a wooden rock,
and immediately made off rapidly into
a forest," said an old actor who was
telling some theatrical anecdotes to a
party of friends recently, says the
Washington Star. "One night, in performing this bit q" api-obatlc business,
he "lurt. his ank'lp and yowed he would
lpa*-) no- inore. Accordingly the next
jj'ijy ti^ manager- "".irefl a Brqfe§slonal
cfrs"""^ ***,e*-*"p.rmer ta dg the. "tftlia*. leap,
■While the aotor had t*o slip hack under
one part of the tower wall and-descend
by a safe but unromantic ladder to his
dressing room. The manager*, provided the circus man with a costume
precisely like Sothern's to the end that
the illusion might be kept up with tho
audience, and sent h!toi to the theater
to practice. The man made the jump
and set up a loud complaint.
"What's the row?" inquired a young
member of the company who happened
to "be at the theater.
" 'Why, see here,' explained the professional acrobat,' 'this 'ere drop is
dead easy. A man with a wooden leg
and two glass eyes could do it. Now,
if they let me turn a somerset in the
air I "*ffQ.vH<ln't make any fus,'
"• '•Capital!' aaid the young actor. 'Do
it." -
.'"You think Mr. Sothern wouldn't
mind?' said the athlete, doubtfully.
" 'Mind!' returned the young player,
'why, he'd he tickled to death and
probably have your salary raised as
well. Besides, it would bring down
the house.   Do it,, by all means.'
"That evening, when the part of the
performance was reached wherein the
hero took leave of the heroine Sothern
was gratified to see his substitute
crouching in the shadow of the casement ready to leap.
" 'Love, good-night — good-night""
cried Sothern.
" 'Stay!' pleaded the heroine, clinging round his neck; 'stay! that leap *s
—death!'
" 'Nay, my STree*t; 't's honqr.  I leap,
The Cure that Cures
Coughs,
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Bronchitis and Incipient
Consumption Is
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BANNER SALVE.
ths most healing ealva In the -world*
OASTORXA.
Bears the   ^A Tits Kind You Haw Always Boi§it
of   <^s#72|£^-
"BUSY; RING AGAIN."
Away up on the third floor of the
Telephone building, says the Denver
News, there stands surrounded by a
maze of pretty "hello girls,"' all busy
as bees, an inoffensive graphophone,
purring out hour after hour "Busy;
ring again." But- that modest device,
with its ever revolving cylinder, is
creating more tongue whippings all
over town than anything in recent
years.
It was a happy thought that struck
the company last week. Suppose a
man down town wanted to call up a
drug store on Capital Hill. Well, he
would ask the main exchange to give
him York so-and-so, and main would
'phone to the girl at the York exchange, and she in turn would make
the circuit complete. But suppose the
drug store 'phone was in use. York
exchange would have to notify the
man down town. If thirty or forty
such 'phones called for are busy at one
lime, as-is often the case, it is lough
work for the poor York girl.
Just here is where the graphophone
comes in. As soon as exchange gets
the number and finds that it is busy,
she promptly plugs the graphophone
line, and this comes into the ear of the
waiting patron: "Busy; ring again."
[f the man were to stand there for five
minutes with the receiver at his ear
he would hear perhaps 300 of those injunctions all precisely in the same
tone of voice, evenly delivered and
never breaking. The wise man hangs
up the 'phone as soon as he hears the
voice, but women folks very frequently
hang on to the receiver and call the
entire house to hear.lhe "funny voice
of tbat woman, who doesu't know
enough to quit." Heaps of abuse is
fired back at the tireless voice, but il
heeds not and keeps grinding out its-*
message. a
The Columbia Phonograph Co., No.
88 Wabash avenue, Chicago, headquarters for graphophones and talking
machine supplies of every kind, will
send you catalogues on application.
" 'J/umpS' he hissed between his.
teeth\ Out "ntjo the air shot the circus
man, "Whirlafl arqund like the fly wheel
of -i steam' engine, ai\d lit ".ike 3 bird
on ttie* highest part 9f tne rock' T1"6
applause oavne in thunders. The man
bowed stiffly, and walked off proudly
into the wings with his arms folded.
"I cannot remember just what Sothern said, but his remarks were of a
rather profane and very uncomplimentary nature, and you can rest assured that the circus man was not allowed to repeat his high art jump at
the next performance."
Pan-American Exposition Excursions.
Every day until October 31 agents of
the Lake Shore &*- Michigan Southern
R'y will sell tickets to Buffalo and return at reduced rales. The rates vary
according to limit of time on tickets.
Particuliirscan be obtained from, ticket
agents.
E. F. MILLS & CO.
Ann Arbor.
Hot. seasonable weather for the past few days and large sales of
THIN STUFFS and SUMMER WEARABLES in consequence.
Are you prepared for tbe coming three months of intense heat,
of shifting days and uncomfortable weeks?
If not there is no place where such preparation will cost you
less, nor where buying satisfaction will be more complete than
at our store.
White Pique Skirts     ifine Linen Skirts
Fine Quality Corded Pique trimmed with handsome embroidery
insertion.
$2>GO
Extra good pure linen trimmed with elegant embroidery insertion.
S2.00
The materials in these skirts would cost you more than S2.00
ELEGANT STYLES
in our Shilling and Fifteen cents
Lawns and Dimities
now 9c
Edward Hoss, a well known business
man of Salisbury, Mo., writes: "I wish
to say for the benefit of others, that I
was a suffer.er from lumbago and kidney trouble, and all the remedies I
took gave me no relief. I was induced
to try Foley's Kidney Cure, and after
the use of three bottles, I was cured."
Unterkircher's drug store.
Saves Two Trom Death.
"Our little daughter had an alfno**.*.
fatal attack of whooping cough apd.
bronchitis," writes M""S-W. ""*;. Ha*?i-
land, of Artnonk, "^. Y., "but, when
all other remedies failed, we saved her
life with Dr. King's New Discovery.
Our niece, who had Consumption in an
advanced stage, also used this wonderful medicine and to-day she is perfectly
well." Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to/)r. King's New Discovery as to no other mediciqe on earth.
Infallible for Coughs and Colds. 50c
and 51.00 bottles guaranteed by Weinmann & Matthews.   Trial bottles free.
"THE. APPLAUSE CAME IN THUNDERS."
'tis true, but what In jny heart doth
bear  me up?    Thine    Image,, lovel
Good-night—good-night!'"
"He kissed her frantically on the
forehead, tore himself from her embrace and rushed across theopen space
in the shadow.
Mr. James Brown of Portsmouth,
Va. over 90 years of age suffered for
years with a bad sore on his face.
Physicians could nqt help him. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured him
permanently. Unterkircher's Srqg
store.
Large line of 20e and 25c
GINGHAMS
82 inches wide on sale this week
at 13b
Its cloaning up time in^mauy lines aud every customer now
reaps the benefit. *
Epitome of Doilie.-jti<" BF"JCtiee.
Dr. Hujpphrt-ys"  packet  Manual on
the tte-*t*nv-**.**nd care of  ihe sick in
all -ijlments mailed  free;   Humphreys'
Medicine Co., Cor. William  and  John .
Sts. New York. -     ' \
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To Hold On
to yemr money,
when suph inducements
are offered.
We sell all wool suits for S8.00. SIO.OO, S12.00 and S15.00. Our
guarantee with the makers, that is two, and you are doubly .^safe.
.Every article we sell is guaranteed and if it has given unsatisfactory
wear we replace the goods if returned within a reasonable length"* of
time. Our immense -stock of ShirLs, Underwear, Hosiery, Hats, Caps
and Neckwear interest you.
The Leading Clotliiers.'
Staebler & Wuerth
Crescent
Iron Age Cultivators,
American Wheel Harrows,
Pitt's Spike-tooth Harrows,
Plymouth Binder Twine
and Rope
For Sale "by
F. D. FoRD
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I have on hand  a fine line of Carriages and
Harness, new and up-to-date in pattern aud finish,  .,
*   which I will close out   at prices that will be
satisfactory.
Also have a limited number of fine blankets and
robes which I will sell cheap.
Hay Tedders, Cheap.
Louis Sturm
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