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SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY DECEMBER'5, 1901.
VOL.XXIL- NO 7.
Iffew "Blaclx O-oods.
Blew Colored Suitings.
| ^-^-fiHew Clotli f ©:*? Walking .Skirfs.
Xffew French Flannel
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plain, stripe and Dresden patterns."'
All these we make to order if you Wish.
In Our^-*-.*^^
Cloak Department
Are ttie 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
Ypsilanti
Mich.
What Shall I Buy?
That is the question- of these days.
Hera is a list of articles which may help yon answer it.
These and hundreds of other fancy articles you" will find at our store,
and we cordially invite you to call. _
Tlie Lis-b
Ladies', Mens' and Childress Handkerchiefs, Kid Gloves, Golf Gloves,
Kid Mittens, Pillow-tops all new designs. Uncovered pillows, Pin
*-"' cushions all shapes and sizes, Japanese Terra Cotta novelties, Match
Safes, "Vases and Jardineres, Japanese baskets. Genuine Mexican
Hand Carved 1 eather work. Purses, Belts," Stamp books. Chatelaine
bags, Music Rolls and Tobacco pouches; Mexican drawnwork—prices'
"ropa 25c to $§.75, Pillow cords, Neckwear the latest and prettiest
. 25, 50 and 75 cents*. >
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-UljibyeUas
T»blp Jjjnen
"**"ap*qim
Fine Towels
Back Combs
Mirrors
photo Frames
Silver "Novelties
Blankets
Comfortables
Side Combs
Ladies wool tights
Munising Union suits
best in the world SL,
SI §0 and 2.25
This is only a partial list, will give you lots of suggestions if yon will
call anfi see tig.
Until Cf.vistmas we offer good Outing flannel white and colored atoc yd
• lOo and 12'c flannels at 8|c, 8c flannels at 7 cents.
One case of dark Prints at 8 cents yard, 10 doz.  wash cloths the 8c
ones at 5 cents each, Machine oil large bottles at 7c.
Davis & Kishlar
Ypsilanti  Mich
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ALL,   CASES  OF
DE ARM ESS  OR
EAD
NOISES?
HEARING
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by our new invention.    Only those born.deaf are incurable.
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HEAD NOISES GEAS
BIATELY.
F. A. WERMAN9 OF BALTIMORE, SAYS:
Baltimore. Md.. March 30-/19*01..
G?67«Ji*h*w/,h .* — Being entirely cured cf deafne*?.-thanks to your treatment,"! Trill now give you
-•tuU'history of my case, tohe used at. your discretion. *" ' '
About five years ago my right ear began to sing, and this kept ou getting worse, until I lost
my hearing in tins car entirely
i underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without any success, consulted a number of physicians, among others, the most eminent ear specialist ot this city, who'told me that
onlv an operation could help me. and even that only temporarily, that the. head noises would
theii-cease. hut the hearing in the affected cut would be lost lorever. ,     ~
■ I then saw your advertisement r.cciden ally in a New York paper, and ordered your treatment. After I had used it only a few day*2 according to your directions. th-* lioisesceased, auft
to-dav, after five weeks, my hearing i:i the diseased ear Ii'as been eiitireiyrettor-.d. I thank ygS
heartily and beg to remaiii Vc»*v jpzl>  voiir*-*-. " *" * -
"■l'E"f -*" -" - -'•]?. i.^JijlA^, 739§- proadir;.y ^..-t-moiie, MJ.,   .
Oavtrcfftut&itffeisttf>ttHW-rirewithy'mtp-«s««- - ■- ru nation,
•asa'-sj*^ vou can mm yourself at hsk, ! ii sk?-*
GREATLY MISSED.
His Presence on our Streets Will Be
Seen No More. •
vou can mm yourself at ml
i:.T2RaA7i3WAL AURAL CLiWiG, 5S6 LA SAILS AVL, GI
10, IL:
L.
Pew men could be taken from our
midst* who would be missed more than
he whose remains were carried to our
cemetery Sunday. Being- retired from
active business he was at liberty lo ^'o
in and out'as he pleased and spent
much of his time chatting- with his
friends and acquaintances wherever he
chanced to meet thpm, and his daitv
presence on our streets was generally
looked for. He knew everybody and
always had'a joke or a good story in
store when opportunity was present.
Edwin W. Wallace, son of Darnel D.
and Laura Wallace, was born at Livingston county, N. Y., November 6,
1830, and when about six months old
with his parents came' to Michigan and
Sbttled in the then -yilderness, about
two miles west of this village where
they erected an old time tavern and
feed stable where hundreds of teams
were fed. . Grown to manhood " Mr.
Wallace for a time engaged in a line
of agriculture untiL in 1S60 "when he
■commenced running what was known
as the Saline and Ypsilanti stage which
also carried mail and express. These
trips were made daily except Sundays
until in 1872 when he-became constable of Saline township with, which
.office-he worked up a large business in
the way of collections, later he- became
deputy sheriff and supervisor. In
1880 he won the election of sheriff and
was re-elected in 1882 and after four
years thus, faithfully spent he came
back to this place where he has since
lived. In 1887 he erected, the Wallace
block which will stand to his memory.
Mr. Wallace was one of a family of
four boys and two girls, *Ul of whom
preceeded him jn. 4e3:th excepting-
James of Miitqeaotti and Martin of
Manchester, the former heing unable,
to get here to attend the funeral. '*
Edwin W, Wallace arid .Rebecca
Fellows were married October 11, 1854
aud to the*pa were born three children,
Mrs. TJ. -D. Billmeyer and Fred Wallace of Chattanooga. Tennessee, and
little Ida who died at the age of 18,
months.
His illness was very brief, yet severe. He was taken Tuesday afternoon aud died early Friday morning
November 29-
- The obsequies were held at his
home Sunday afternoon and was strictly a masouic service. The day was
bright, warm and pleasant and lhe attendance very large. The floral offering were many and very beautiful.
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Rev. Irl R. Hicks Is Not Dead.
Notwithstanding a widely current
rumor-that the Rev. Irl B. Hicks is
dead, he never was in better -health,
and never did.a harder and more successful year's work thau % that just
closing. He has just completed his
large and splendid Almanac for 1902
"and, with his staff of able workers, has
brought bisyournal, Word and Works,
justly forward into international .reputation. For a quarter of a'eentury Mr.'
Hicks bas grown tn reputation and.
usefulness as the people's astronomer;
and forecaster of storms and the character of coming seasons. Never were
his weather forecasts so sought after-
as now, his timely warning* of a serious
drouth--this year' having saved .the
people from loss and suffering! Millions of bushels of wheat were harvested through his adY'ce. to plant
crops that would mature e.arly. The
American people *^iH*'*?e'y.taifl"y stand
by Prof. Hicks, *.v*t*ei*. \t, casts them so
little ang^the heriefits are so. great..
His h\ne Almanac uf 200 pages is only"
25c, and his splendid family journal is
only one dollar a year including the
Almanac. Send to, .Word ahd-Works'
Pub. Co , 2201  Locust St., St.- Louis,
Mo, ••■■■;-.
Council Proceedings    *
Regular session of .the common council held in Lhe council chamber pec. 2.
President Burkhart in the chair.
Trustees present;  Schairer,  Henne,
Gales and McKinnon.     Absent Jerry
and Bassett.
Minutes of last session read and ap-
proyed.
Street commissioners report for Sep-
tc-mber and  November  presented,  accepted and placed on Ale.
Trustee Jerry enters.
The Finance committee report   favorably on the following hills and orders wereordered drawn on the treasure*; lor same:
D. Nissly,     cement walk $1320
J.W.Gates,     wk. on vault 4.25
L. M. Thorn        oil, etc." 4.35
O. M. Wood,    street work 3.13
C. H. Carven", "       " 5:75
J. Lutz,      cemetery work 3.10
S. Fitzgerald, sprinkling 2.00
Geo. Rogers, Dep. marshal! 1.00
C- H. Carven,     Marshall 15.25
Saline. Fire department salary 75.00
Petitiou from Adam- Hornung to
build a two story frame building on E.
Ghicago street, same to be completely
covered with steel, presented. On mo-
tion-petition was granted.
On motion council adjourned,
Geo. R. Lutz,   :. C. Burkhart,
Clerk. President.
 ■•'•^n  -
Mooreville
Mr: and Mrs. Bert Ford of Azalia,
spent Tuesday with C. A. Shaw and
family.
Miss Flossie Scott of Ypsilaqtii spent
a portion of last week with Miss Mary
Mclntyre. *    '
Claud Bronnsr of Detroit is visiting
his PBOt'herMrs. Geo. Bronner.
Thanksgiving was celebrated by a
few families here as follows: Lena
Shafer and Gertrude Ball of Ypsilanti
with their grandmother Mrs. Polly Mc
Mullen. Miss Lillian Burk of this
place with Miss Rcse Saijford at Saline
Eugene and Ernest McLachlin with
their parents here.
Saw Death Near.
"It often made my heart, nche,"
| writes L..C. O verstreet, of Elgin, Tenn.,
■'to hear my wife cough unti]4t seemod
her weak aad sore lung's would "collapse.
Good doctors said sh3 was so far gone
with Consumption that no medicine or
earthty help could - save. her, but a
friend recommended Dr. King's New
Discovery and persistent use of this
excellent medicine saved her life."
It's absolutely guaranteed for Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and all
Throat and Lung diseases. 50o and
$1.00 at Weinmann & Matthews. Trial
bottles free.
Berlin Is Commonplace,
A correspondent- In the Brooklyn
Eagle, says that Berlin,* as compared
with London, is an. upstart city; and-
the Berlin crowd suggests the appear-,
ance of people of some: great" village.
They look commonplace, as if? ju%t
taken from the ranks of toilers that
have not yet had time and: mohey to,
cultivate the more graceful.arts of? life..
The dressing of Berlin, -igijmen ig most-,
ly execrable^ ajidT tha.t of-. t^,e s-jen-.is
scarcely better. Tou. wonder- th'j'i Bp
much .ugliness, of- attire, so* much com-
monplaceness in the agpearariee., of
men and women, couldfhe go£ ■»§et-heri
It is in such a n^ooientj tha*|- jjqu feel
the full- • difference Tset^-eea; tQndcp
and-3erli^A     - .
out of Business
The entire $35,000 stock of ---
Now in our Store * ■■
8to be CLOSED OUT
without: reserve. ;.
Sale Began.
And will continue until the stock is disposed of.
Such another opportunity will not occur in a generation.
E. R MILLS & CO,
Ann Arbor.
FLAVE FORD
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has put in a stock of ...
Brand New Buggies
Ad wilrbe pleased to show thern,whether you
wish to buy or not.    Also,/
BirdselI Lumber Wagons. ...
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Food Changed To Poison.
: Pull'' fyina* fund in ihn intistines
pr*)due. s i Ifce'f- liku those of arsenic,
buft-Dr. Kmu-V N-f-Lif-- Pills expel
lhH- poj-obs fi"irj} cl«isrsied buwrjl-, fient-
ly, ■.'jisil.y'fi'Jt .-iii'n'y, cuniiijr (Joustipa-
tjnn, Bifiousness, Sick flead.nSho,
{•"overs, all" Liver, Kidney and BowpI
troubles. Only 25c Sit Wtinmini. &
Matthews.
Of Benefit tofoii:
D. S. MiU-hell, B*uirord; Md :    ''Dur-
injr a longf illness V wrt-s troubled  with
■bedsores, wasadvisfd to try DeWitt's
Witch   Hazel Salvo mid did-so with
wobderful results.    I   wa* 'perfectly
cured.   It is tbe best salve on the market."'   Sure cure tor pile?, sores, burns.
,Beware, of co'Jiitfcrfeilers.     Unterkir-
.eher'a drug stor**.
"Chicle Guln."
The so-called chicle gum of commerce, used by-chewing gum makers,
is the sap that exudes* from wounds
made in the rough bark of the tree.
This sap, Qf a milky ivhltei^lss and
consistent;}' when it first issues, partly
coagulates after continued exposure to
the air, hut becomes, after toiling"; a
hard, heavy, mass. The achras sapota
(white sapota), known to the Maya
Indians of Yucatan as- "ya," is the
tree that yields the milky sap. It is
found growing all over Yucatan. Under favorable .conditions the tree grows
to a height of. seventy feet or more.
The fruit much resembles a russet apple in color and general auliearaiice,
but has a flavor wholly its own.
*  CASTORIA,
•Bearsthe      W*?T,1B KM Yo1' HaVB AlwajS BoUgM
Signature'
of
TheCurethatCures
Coughs,
■ ''-CM* *
Grippe,
Whooping- Cough, ■ Asthma'
Bronohltls-and Incipient    Ar
: Consumption Is g
OTTOS
CU R E
An g^nieUsf s "aoj!?.
I UI suffered for years with a bronchial
1 or li*,ng twsuhls.and tried various. remedies hut did not obtain'permanent relief until I commenced using One Minute Cough Cure,-' writes Bev. James-
Kirkman, evangelist of. Belle River,
111. "I have no hesitation in recommending it to'all sufferers from*maladies of this kind.'.' One*-Minute
Cough Cure-affords immediate relief
for .coughs, colds *tnd all kinds' of
throat aiid lung troubles. .For croup
il is unequalled. Absolutely "safe..
"Very.pleasant to tuUs, never fails and
is realty ^ |a-voi'Ite with _ the children.
They like it. Unterkircber.'s drug
Store. ; *,"'
-C. A7v*. Lynob,, Winchester, Iudiara,
writes: "I owe tbe life of my boy t&
Foley's Eoney and Tar. He had membranous croup, and the firs'; d<*se" gave
him relief. We continued Ms use and
It soon brought him out of danger."
Unterkirchtir's drugstore.
BANNER    SALVE
the most heating salve in the world.,
a
Besrothe
Bignutme
*   of
ITORXA.
-Jhi'.Kin'd»Yot Hare Always
Epitome of Domestic Practice.
Dr. fiumphrtys'*pocket"Maiiual on
the ti-eatm«nt and care of the sick in
all ailments mailed free; "Rutjiphreys'
Medicine Co., Cor. W'ttiiiTB and John
Sis. New York.
Savea His Life.
"I wish to say. that I feel I owe my
life to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure," Writes
H. C. Chrestenson of Hayfield, Minn.
"For three years 1 was troubled with
dyspepsia so that I could hold nothing
on my stomach.- Many times I would,
be unable to retain a -morsel of food.
Finally I was confined to my bed.- Doctors said I could not live. I read one
of your advertisements, an Kodol Dys-
•pepsia Cure and thought it fit my case
and eoinmoncect its use. I began ,to
improve froo**, the first battle. Now "I
am cured 3"1'! recommend. i6 tp all.*'-
Digests. yoyu.r- food. Cureii aU stomach
troMb.les.   \3;nterkisc-hfci''s.drug store.
?W»mHJ>*-. Polav -Ksp.e<KHoiu
Emperor wyii-yn appointed Profes*
so? Erieh D.rygalskii to command th<.
Setwiin" sojith polar expedition. The
Qhjec ■■■-•{« poist of the- expedition, is
KerguQlga and* t,hence- southward. In^
qase the south polar land is discovered:
a scientific-station, is to be erected and]
maintained for at least one year.' The'
expedition "must return in the spring
of: 1904 at the latest.
Do Sot'Gratify W-eafcness.
If thou woiildst coniiuer thy Aveak-
ness, thou must never gratify it. Kc
man is compelled to- evil; his- eonsen*
only makes it Ms. It is no sin to bt
tempted, hut to he overcome.—'Williaii
Penn. *
Information Wanted,
The manufacturers "of Banner Salve'"
-having always believed that no doctor
or medicine can cure in every nam,
but never having heard where Banner
Salve failed to cure ulcers, sores, tet-
tci\ ecxema, or piles, .as a matter of
curiosity would like to know if there
are such cases. If so "they will gladly
refund tho money. Fntorkii'cher's
drug store.
Puts gray matters in yotir head.
Brings a'rosy glow to'* faded "cheeks.
Restores vim, vigor, mental and physical happiness. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea will do.. 350. Wefn-
manp & Matthews.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure;
Digests what you eat
This preparation contains all of-the1
tjigestants and digests all kinds of *
{ood.   It gives instant relief and never J
fails to cure. . It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed.-* It.
prevents formation of gas on the.stom- -■
ach, relieving all distress after eating.!
Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant totake.
It can't help
But do you good
Prepared only by 33.0. De Witt & Co., Chicago.
Tlie $1. t)oltle_contains2^ times tlie 50c. size.
t    By its Record of remarkalile'cures
I Hood's Sarsaparilla "has hecoine  the
j one true Lloo'i purifier proininently in
the public eye.   (Jet only Hood's.
Hood"? Pills*: are the best family
aafha*rt*.e and liver rocdiciue. 25c,.
The above portrait is that of
Countess Mogelstud, cf .Chica- -
go, III., whose gratitude for the
benefit received from the use of
Dr. Miles' Nervine prompted
her to make this statement:
"It affords me great pleasure to add
my tcstimonr to the very-excellent
merits of Dr. Miles' Nervine. Although
I am pa=.t So years of age I find it
soothes the tired brain, quiets tile irritated "nerves Ci:d insuies fc-tn-l tlaet).
I never feel contented without a botfJa
of it inthe house." Gratefully yours,
Christian a Maria,
Countess Mogelstud..
B
Miles- nervine
is a nerve tonic and strength-
builder that starts right in re-.
storing health immediately.
Sold by all- Druggists.
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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