1901-11-14; Saline Observer

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A. J. WARRErT, Editor.
SALINE, WASHTENAW 00., MICH., THURSDAY NOVEMBER H/l901.
VOL. XXII.-NO 4.
New Black Goods.
Mew Colored Suitings.
XUew Cloth foj? Walking Skirts.
Iffew French Flaxanel
plain, stripe and Dresden patterns.
All these we make to order if you wish. '
In Our ,*-*-■■-—_
Cloak Department
Are the new styles in Ladies'
and Children's Coats.
A large line of Ladies' Street Hats in our
Also the very latest in trimmed Goods.
W- H. Sweet &' Son
ITpsilanti
Mich.
CLOAK STOCK
Needs no Special Advertising.
Almost e\eiy customer who sees our line is an advertisement for us. She takes a cloak with her. But
we have twenty three jackets that need some advertising. Wo bought them last season, they are one
year old. The cloth is right, the colors are right, and
they are splendid fatting garments, the only thing
wrong about them is tbat they are a little shorter
than this year's garments.
They are nlarked from $6.50 to §10.00 each.
They' are all 'on one rack, and they^are all one price.
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$4.95 for your choice,
5 & Kishlar
Ypsilanti
SCHOOL COLUMN"
Miss Maud Davis of Ypsilanti, was a
visitor at the high school Friday.
Rev. Lawrence visited chapel Monday.
Chapel has been made interesting
last week by the following extras:
Wednesday morning a very pretty
song by the second primary and a
piano duet by Amanda Sturm and
Luella Nissly; Friday morning the
first grammar loom san.**-, "Sweet
Summer's Gone Away.
The Junior social held at the home
ot Earl Lane Friday evening was a
decided success both socially and
financially. The poetry composing
afforded much amusement. The "prize
pie" was given to Miss Goldsmith,
her poem being considered the best.
"Our pie made of peach,
, -> is a sad fate for each;
It makes us feel funny
But we get the worth of our
money."
Ernest and Otto Kiebler have entered the Second Grammar Room.
Miss Manley for the last two weeks
has been giving some very interesting
talks on the social settlement work iu
Chicago. Thus the students are
taught some of the facts concerning
the life of the poor in large cities and
work among them, about which few
know.
The botany class is working on
starches and germination. Some excellent drawings of starch granules
found in potato, oat, buckwheat, wheat
and corn have been made.
Thankt^iVing Bay will soon be here.
The school will observe it by appropriate exercises Wednesday afternoon
preceding it.
Miss Crippen, we regret to_.leam, is
not gaiuing rapidly and it will ' no
!doubt be some time before her r.etyrp,.
Walter Sturm an*^ ^r^anda. Sturm
[favored the school *^tb, *\n instrument
al duet We^nes.flay morning
weelf.
Supt. Tooze will give a talk  on
jsubject i'Im'migi'atio,*ji" at the Grange
mee^iRg ne$t Wednesday eveninsr.
Mooreville.
Mrs. Allie Bradley "is on the sick
list.
Lena Shafer of Whittaker, visited at
ths home-of her grandmother, Polly
McMullen from Friday till Sunday.
Prof. Ferguson and Roy Ford went
lo Ann Arbor Saturday to the football game.
*
Tho most of the  mump patients   returned to school Monday morning.
Mrs. Floyd Conde is on the sick list.
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Increase in County Tax.
Washtenaw County Must Shell Out
In Taxes This Year.
A good increase in our county tax
will show upon the tax roll this fall
and our-people will walk up and take
their medicine. The list runs as follows:
mm
ALL  CASES  OF
DEAFNESS  ©ft   HAUB
A^4 B m. Box
by our new invention.    Only those born deaf are incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE ...
- *'**:  Ei AV WERNIAN, OF B*/"LT*aflC^""
RA!
£1
S8Y;
of  this
the
T.
1900
$13,700
9,00*0
500
3,000
1,000
1,500
1,000
6,500
900
2,51*0
" 1,800
2,000
1901
$16,000
15,000
2,700
3,000
1,800
1,500
1,600
6,500
1,000
2,500
1,800
2,000
4,900
.Sever such a season as this. Everybody wants a Cloak. Complete
and unmistakable change of style makes "last year's garments iniposr
sible. -
The new effects are in now for three or four seasons. - Buy a CLOAK
this year and have it in style for several years and get the good of it.
Our CLOAK ROOM has been a very busy place lately, for in no other
store can such values be found. ;    .- .    , r:.
Three lengths are used this Fall—27  inch, Z2 inefi*
and 58 inch Coats.     Each length particularly adapted
to ortain figures and for various uses.
27-lnch Coats
Castor or Black
Well lined
r
and made
ONLY
$5.oo
27-tacli Coats
Kersey Cloth
in pretty Castor
Shade
ONLY
$7.00
27-inch Coats
Washington Mills Kersey Cloth in Black, Castor, Cardinal, Etc.
Special at
$10.00
$43,000
Sl^QOO,
$59.,5.00
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"'*x"!sfti,t'*?3tHi*BtI 1 will how give yeu
—..„,;   ... ^ Y**:!F§ ag<" "'J*- Fight cat- Uegan tg sing, a;;cl in;$ Sept mi gelling worse, until 1 lost
ray ""oaring in flits ss*? 'SittCri*'*."*' "**
I imdefwciit a treatment ft>f estnrrit, for Hires luonttis, without im>'success, consulted a number of phvsiciaus. anion;; others, iht'in't-t cwincniwirspsdaliytof this city, who told ine that
■only an operation could* help r.ie. .-<ii-l even that only temporarily, that,.the head noises would
then cease, hut the hearing in the aff ictt-vl ear would be lost forever.
I then saw your adVcrtiscmeut acciden aliy in aXeiv York paper, and ordered your treatment. After I had used it only a few days according to your directions, ll:^ noises ceased, and
to-dav, after five -weeks, mv" hearing iu the diseased ear has been entirely restored, I thank you
heartily and beg to remain Yervtrulv vours.
F. A. WERMAN, 73° S- Broadwcy. Baltimore, Md.
M Our treatment does not interfere tvitlt your usual occupation.
■^Wsr1 ¥90 CAH CUBE YOURSELF AI WWL **%£**
''ffHRHATIOKAL Atfl&L GUMS, 53S LA SALLE AVE., GEuOAQQ, ILL.
About Trade Marks. -
Wheu Jenny liind was receiving her
remarkable American ovation, fifty
peat's ago, it was mentioned at a table
where she wfas entertained that an
enterp'ising fish merchant had already
registered a tradu mark for Jenny
Lind herriugs. A young girl at the
table promptly said: "That is a selfish idea."
Every trade mark is a' selfish idea.
C. A. Snow & Co. or Washington, D. C,
p,i>ye published for free distribution a
g-Tjallhiiol- of Infos-saaUmi ahoqt trade
marks, expl.tiuing what nj'iy ne patented (reginteivd) us a trade mark, wuh
aiotoriiil 'illustrations of many tn de
mark* procured for their clieuts, and
decisions in trade mark case*.
CASTORIA.
Bears the
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Gain of Some Cities.
In the ten years between 1890 and
1900, Passaic, N. J., gained 113 per
cent in population; Butte, Mont., 184;
Superior, Wis., 160; Newcastle, Pa.,
185; Seattle, Wash., 8S; . Waterbury,
Conn., 60; St. Joseph, Ho.,-96; East
Bt, Louis, 111.*; 95; Jacksonville, Fla.,
<S5; 'md  "S^lifj} Omaha, "Neb., 222   per
Foley's Kidney Cure
' snakes kidneys and bladder tight.
Spreads Like Wildfire,
things are "the best" th y
the best selling." Abrahatp
Eare, a leading- druggist, of Belleville,
O , writes: "Electric Enters are the
oest selling bitters-1 have handled in
20 years." "£ou 1ji*q**? why*/' Most diseases begin 'in disorders of stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels, blood and
nerves. E-eoti-ic Bitiers tones up the
stomach, regulates liver, kidneys »rid
taowttl--, purifVs ihe b*ood, strengthens
Lbe uerves, hence cures multitudes ol
maladies. It. builds op the entire system Puis new life aud vigor into anj
weak, sickly rundown man or woman,
ft ice 50 cents. So.d by "vYeinrauim &
Matthews druggists.
aoggeveU's Announcement.
President Roosevelt will be a candidate in 1904. A definite announcement
to that effect was made by him to a
number of Representative republicans
from South Carolina last wee\$. These
gentlemen had co-fte, *.q the president
to urge. t\**g appointment of a prominent politician in that slate as collector of internal revenue. The president
had heard rumors to the effect that
the candidate was something of a high
roller. Mr. Roosevelt took occasion
to say:
"I am going ",q fcoltat the best men
for public positions. Men appointed
to high public places must bo high in
morals and in many other resge^St J|f
the American people gapg ta -jjjpw their
approval qf {fly fJBWF*!9 as president
durjpg the three years and a half I
have to serve, by placing me at the head
of tha republican ticket in 1904, I
should feel deeply grateful. It would
be an honor it would be difficult for
any man to decline. But if I have to
pander to any elique, combinations, or
movements for their approval I would
not give a rap of my finger for it, or a
nomination for it under such circumstances. My indorsement must c.p.nje
from the people of the coi^nt^y.'-*-
This is just what tjhg fiftUflVry expected the president Vftvil*" say. Any other
I position vj''-}"4 not he like Roosevelt.
j The people like a man who says what
he believes,"and who believes something. The president will lose no valuable friends by standing up for his
principles under any aud all circumstances. If we mistaicfe not this vigorous, manly stan'l taken by the ijew
president will bave a decidad[ jufluence
in elevating the st** *****m-a.s p.| publio
life.—Grand Rftpjgg tJ-jp-Jd..
Contingent fund
County fund
Building fund
Jury fund
Witness fund
tehool Examiner
tenographer
Salaries
Fuel
Asylum
Soldiers'Relief
Poor
Overdraft
m
Total
Estimated liquor tax
Amount spread on ro.lls §2^0$)   ?4§,500
—   '■&-'***'£.    -/
The 'act tl^at cy^r trade with Cuba is
actually f#lli,ng ofj is giving no little
conceirn to. thpfriends of the administration, and it is pointed out that while
ov*r business relations have decreased
by about one-third, those of Germany
have Increased nearly four fold. There
will, of course, be an attempt vaade to
make political capital omV of this but
as a matter of "a^i there are purely
COmDjeroial features that have con-
jtrltiuted'tj9_y*ti8 result. ' The German
drummers are belter equipped than
tho Americans. They invariably
speak Spanish fluently and their experience in caring for- ihe German
trade in South AaaerJcan countries has
rendered thess thoroughly familiar
with the Cufcau and Spanish tastes and
oustoms. They are generally men of
wide experience in similar fields. This
gives them an advantage ovev American drummers that thoy are not slow
to take advantage ol. In a word we|
have opened Quha and made her a safe j
place f(jy. the exercise of commercial \
en4&pp*;ise and the Germans are, reaping the reward.
AstoB&ii'-'ig Discovery.
From Qoapersville, Mich., comes
word, 03 a wonderful discovery of a
| pleaaaut tasting liquid that when used
before retiring by auy one troubled
with"" a had cough always ensures a
good night's rest. '"''It will soon cure"
the cough too," writes Mrs. S. Himel-
burger, "for three generations our
family have used Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and never
found its equal for Coughs and Colds.''
It's an unrivaled life-saver when used
for desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 5.C/Q and $1.00 at "Weinmann
& Mat-tlaews**.. Trial bottles free.
Our Special Leader,     N
Black, Tan or Castor.
Elegant. Cut Pearl Buttons.
Made from Elegant Kersey Cloths in
Guaranteed Satin Lining.
*   The best value in tho City.
42-incli Coats
Raglan Effect,
ONLY
$8.50
58-incli Goats.
Castor, Black or
Oxford Kersey.
Satin Lined.
ONLY
$25.00
58-incli Goats
Very Stylish
and Swagger
05TLY
$12.50
e. f: MILLS & CO,
Ann Arbor.
■;"j"*M.
FLAVEFORb
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lias put in a stock of
Brand New Buggies
-*--*■*.
Ad: will "be pleased to show them whether you
^wish to buy or not.    Also,
Birdsell Lumber WagatiS; ,
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SHBS
■ 'psutOD punoff qDEO no
90"lS }snf sajicra /:insT;3.i} aqr*. -}*3q^ 03
'punod -b nt 8^x a.re 3.w^ ptxj-g 'punoff
b sjuao §f 3.^P,ftB r4*ainn'j[|**.o3 a*jj *}sOo
^KX'" "•j'SdcfQD jo "(U39 &)(?'§{; *pnB omz
P9*3"viii jo -jnaa i$8 a ja Hslsuba snipo
*tnso '•aiq-BiapisuoD s? iad*ToD' Snjtiioa
no  quatnniaAoS  aq1   $0  -jijoid' attx
uaddog Sunnoo no 4yoj£
Chair of Illstorlcui .Research.
The Italian government has created'
at the Royal University in Rome a
chair for the advancement of historical research in connection "with medieval and modern art. The new-chair
was created through the efforts of
Prof. Venturi, who for the last eleven
years has been in charge of the, ni.e-
dieval and modern art classes* a|t* tie
university. ~ ** **'   " "* ""*
Do Not Gratify "\feakness.
If thou wouldst conquer thy weakness, thou must never gratify it. Nc
man is compelled to evil; his conseni
only mates it his. It is no sin to bi
tempted, but to be Overcome—'Willian
Penn.
Test for Diamonds.
For diamonds a good test is that o,
hardness.   A genuine diamond cannoi
he sacrificed by a file or hy quartz,
and a ruby should stand a similar test; J
but emerald is not much harder thai j
quartz and cracks easily.
That Throbbing Headache.
Would quickly leave you, if you used
Dr. K_ing*s New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and TServous Head-
aohei*.- * They vnako pure blood and
build up your health. Only 25 cents.
Money back if not cured. Sold by
Weinmann & Matthews Druggists.
A Physician Testifies.
"I have taken Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and have never used anything in my
life that did. me the good that aid,"
says County Physicians Geo: * W.
Scroggs of.TfCall County, Ga. "Being
a physician I have prescribed it and
found it give the best results." If the
food yoa eat remains undigested in
your stomach it delays there and poi-
isons the system. You can prevent this
Iby-dieting bat that means starvation.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat. You need suffer from* neither
dyspepsia nor starvation. The worst
cases quickly cured. "Sever fails.
Unterkircher's drug store. .
Two 9^1aguto,gg J*iwss.
The two mo|| ealamitous fires ever
kn?¥-fl anywhere . in the world occurred in the United States *v?itbi!j
thirteen months of each other, in the
§Fit*°l t^ese, in Qhicago, on October
8;9, 1871, the property loss Was $S00,-
0^9,000, and in the second, in Boston,
November 9, 1872, $80,000,000 Of property *was consumed.
Commands JPolar "Expedition.
Emperor "William appointed Profes
sor Erich DrygalsW to command tht
German south polar expedition. The
objective point of th% expedition is
Kerguelen and theno*-. southward. In
case the Sgutrh fiQlar land is discovered
a £jci"=;n*t|5(j. station is to be erected and
*S"S.P.«aiaed lor at least one 3-ear. The
esp.6ditiOn must return in the spring
of 1904 at the latest.
'Epitome of Domestic Practice.
Dr. Humphrtysj" pi-cket Mauual on
the ti-futm-'nt and care of the sick in
ailHilment'-* m-iiled free; Humphreys'
Medicine Co.; Cor. William and John
Sts.- New "Zork. "
"It seemed, that nothing short
of a miracle coui'd-save my little
daughter irofn an untimely
death," says City S?fSshall A.
H. Malcolm, of Cherokee,Kan.
''When two years' old she was
taken with stomach and bowel
trouble and despite the efforts
of the best physicians.we could
^procure, she grew gradually
worse and was pronounced incurable.    A friend advised
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation (contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds of**}
f ood. It gives instant relief and never i
fails to cure. It allows you to "eat all
the food you want. Themost sensitive
stomachs can takeit. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. It
prevents formation of gas on the stomach, relieving all distress after eating.
Dietingunnecessary, Pleasant to take.
It can't help -s -.,««■««
but do you good \ j fiUfSRpSS
PrenareaoUlybyE-O. DeWitt&CO.,Chicago..    | WIMIMmWII'
"Eha$L bottle contalnssjs times the 50c sizeS>
Miles'
and after giving it a few days
she began to improve* and finally fully recovered. She is now
past five years of age and the
very picture of health.''^
Sold iy aU Druggists.
Dr. Miles Medical Go.. Elkhart, Ind.
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AGENTS
- WANTEP
Bringf attractiveness to listless, unlovable girls, making them handsome,
marriageable women. That's" .what
Rocky Mountain 5*"-a will do. 35c.
Weinmann fe Matthews.
' Bjt Its Record of -remarkable cures
Hood's Sarsaparilla has become the
one true blood purifier prominently in
the public eye.   Get only Hood's.
Hood's Piils are the hcjst family
. cathartic and liver medicine.-,-25c,
We slow yon the icaa to SUCCESSa-d roaiTOS.
Bl^f PAV—STEADY WOEE-SEW P1AN.
Xoi con -work nt lono or^rovcl.   Write Bt
onco   for  FKEE a**wr»T.*R and TiTBF.RMi
. 'TEEMS voAGESTS. «.    .„¥*;.•
THESUCCESSCOMPANY,CooperUnion,f".Y.City
Kodol Dyspepsia Gure
Digests what you eat.
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