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SALINE,'WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY JUNE 11, 1903.
VOL. XXIII.-NO 31.
LADIES?
When looking for a good black dress, or
a nice white one* and the new and stylish
•trimmings—take a look at those   to   be
found at     '
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Sweet & Son's
One of our nice hats from our Millinery
Department will go with itv, ,
A fine line of the '
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Jackson "Standard" White Waists
-    and Muslin Underwear
nowinstoetei •       •• ■•.% ■••■?? *■
Waists, Skirts or Suits from our stock
■made to your order.
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BLACK CHINA
SILK WAISTS
to close at 25 per cent under price.
Lisle thread Hose, lace stripe, a
.   specially good one at 25C
Dollar ar)d dollar twenty-five
.   dressing sacques reduced to ^q
EIGHB0RH00D NEWS
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Happenings of Interest Gathered for tbe
"benefit of-Our "Readers.
,A Big line fancy Sun Bonnets 25c
ihablVUndersk^s^Oo, 75c, $1.00.
One lot 15c, Lawns and  •
"*''.. Dimities reduced to 10c
A good Stripe Muslin Curtain at 48c a pair.
•■ Davis & Kishlar
YPSILANTI, MICH,
The Carnegie "Library for Ann Arbor is reported as an assured thing.
Wonder if it is? *
The chorister at one of the churches
of Chelsea, evidently had been using a
tin horn on Memorial day, for on the
following.day, he* was so hoarse that
he couldn't as much, as announce a
hymn,
-^The chances of one getting killed by
accident here in Manchester is not
reat, as we -have no street cars, no'
automobiles and but few • bicycles.—
Manchester Enterprise. [No wpnder
things move slowly in that part of the
world.] . '
, An Ann Arbor" freight train struck
a cow about three miles north of Milan
and ditched the engine and eight load-,
ed freight cars. ' The conductor had
his collar bone Droken and both shoulders dislocated, and the fireman * was
slightly hurt. »
Fish, in the small lakes around Hudson are believed to be diseased and are
being found dead and strewn along the
shore in large numbers. It is feared
the lakes will be depopulated before
the season closes. The cause for the
trouble, or what the trouble is, is as'
yet a mystery and Is alarming the
people as. their summer fishing is evidently ruined for a. time at least.     ,
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Butterfield of Detroit, formerly of Ann Arbor, made a
trip to New Mexico with Ashley Pond,
Michigan Central attorney and met
with a series of mishaps. On the way
down, they encountered the floods in
Kansas and was in a collision on their
return but escaped injury. They were
also obliged to change their route in
order to avoid the floods In the Southwest.
The papers are telliug of   a   very
28 INCHES
Vdu can Figure it Out
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Que niak§ of BjnfleF eli^ss its grain
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37    "
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The average elevation of these 3 makes ls\37'A Inches
.THE OSBORNE BINDER elevates its grain 28 inches
THE OSBORNE saves over the 40-inch Binder, a 12-inch lift '
THE OSBORNE       "        "       37   " "9
THE OSBORNE        "        "        35   " " 7       "
THE OSBORNE saves over average Binder* 9%   **
.Take it all day long in "the harvest field your team
relieved of this additional lift on every spear of grain
You can quickly see why THE OSBORNE js
•,' THE TWO HORSl'gl^g^'l
Warren & Mills Agents
WEAK, IRREGULAR,
PAINFUL HEARTS.
Sometimes the heart.grows irregular
—is "the seat of pain and pressure.:
People are apt to think it due to some
organic or structural disease of that
organ, when the.cause is comparatively simpler—a weakened motor power—
atrouble wholly due to the nervous
system,, perh&ps aggravated by a nervous dyspepsia. Put the nervous sysr
tem right—give it strength and tone—
supply through its medium the heart
with power and the stomach with digestive juices and the trouble fade's
like snow in a summer sun. It is for
thi3 wonderful power Dr. A. W. Chase's
Nerve Pills are world famous.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kierstead of 519 5th
Ave., Ana Arhor, Mich., says: "I was
feeling run down, weak and nervous-
heart irregular and stomach weak last;
winter when Ls.aw Dr. A. W. Chase's
Nerve Pills recommended and got a
box. As a result of their use I no
longer fsufler.as I did with the nervous
heart trouble—my stomach has become strong, T rest well at night and
feel stronger in every way. I can recommend the medicine to others as reliable, Safe and certain." For further
information call at Weinmann & Matthews' Drug Store, Saline, Mich. 50e
a box at dealei s or Dr. A. W, Chase
Medicine-Co., Buffalo, N. Y. See that
portrait and signature of A. W. Chase,
M. D.j £re on every package. ' 1
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Startling Evidence.
Fresh testimony in great quantity is
constantly coming in; declaring* Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds to, be unequal'
ed.     A- recent expression  from T.  J.
warm roast that Governor Bliss  lately .MpFariand, Bentorville, Va., serves an.
handed out to Tom 3favin of DetroitJ Sample.    He whites:   "I had Bron-
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ioice Guts of Steak
And Everything else to be found in a
First-class Market, sold by
H. Cr. Cindensclimitt
Subscribe for the ORSER
In talking With him about Sunday
h^ehftU playing, the governor .said:
'••I am surprised that you'should come
out here on this measure. . When I
appointed you, and people criticised
me for doing it, I told them that I was
trying to give you a chance to show
that yau could be a good, upright citizen, but this doesn't look like it."—
Ex.
A Clinton- county farmer's cow became sick and a veterinary was called.
The doctor noticed a bunch on the
cow's side and at first thought that the
animal was suffering from a broken
rib, and a sharp piece of the .fractured
bone vyfts prioking through the skins.
He made an incision and found the'end
of an umbrella rib, and drew out the
whole piece about two. feet in length.
The cow had swallowed it, the end
piercing the lining of the stomach and
one end of the lung aud coming out between the ribs.—'Livingston Democrat;.
The city niarshall of Mt. Clemens recently received the following letter:
"High Sheriff: Look for my wife.
She left jny home third of may. Her
coller is a ginger cape collar 4 feet six
in high weight 103 wore a red waste
trimed in black lawn skirt with red
flowers in it. Little earrings with star
in senter tug eyes big mouth her mind
is np,t rjte the riootor says with a
Strawberry mark in r-utt of ear a big
reward for information and if :it find
her let me know at once." The policeman who could find a woman from such
a description as that, could even find a
way to prosecute a saloon that does
business Unlawfully.—Ex. ^
Thb girl who poses as a street flirt is
the girl whose name may be heard in
places where men congregate to revel
in idlfe words. ' At such gatherings the
girl whose name and actions are above
reproach Is never mentioned. But the
girl who gads the street, loafs at the
corners in noiFy debate with men or
hangs around in the way at business
houses, who seeyi to think the world
and strangers especially are just dying
of love for hejr, who attracts the attention of strrnge men at every opportunity, and who is flip and bombastic
with her vocll organs when conversing
with male friends—that, is the girl
whom the ccmnnunity mentions with a
sneer and w'aose actions are made the
topic of lustijui conversation when the
red wines flow -and. earks pop from
champagne ;bottles. If teems that
not realize such as facts,
rue.—-Ex^
chitis for three years aud doctored all
the time - without beiug benefited.
Then I began taking Dr. King's New
Discovery, and a few bottles wholly,
cured me." Equally effective in curing all Lung and Throat troubles, Consumption! - Pneumonia and Grip.
Guaranteed by Weinmann & Matthews Druggists. Trial bottles free,
regular sizes 50c and $1.00.
Two Lake Chautauqua Excursions.
On July 3 and 24,, excursion tickets
to Lake Chautauqua and return will be
sold from all points on the Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern By., -west of and
including Cleveland, Ohio, at specially-
low rates, good returding for 30 days.
For particulars, or copy of illustrated
Chautauqua Lake book, apply to ticket agents or write to A. J. Smith,
G. P. & T. A., Cleveland, O.        36
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TO ALL POINTS EAST AUD WEST
VIATHE  D&B LINE.
tlust Two goats"
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vSl^MBOAT
t Commencing J UN IT. 10th
Improved Daily Expros Serrice 0*f onn) between
D'ETROIT tKD BUFFALO ;_T
Leave'DETROIT Daily - -S4. P.M.
Arrive; *t BUFFALO .   .   - \8.tfD A^M.
Ctomedioralrith all railroad for point. I1ST.   <
Leave BUFFALO Daily • - 5.30 P.M.
Arrive at'DETROIT  -   -   ■   7.00 A.M.
Connectini; irith Earliest trains for all paWa in HICH-
1GAX and the WEST, alu with D. * C. USE of steam.
ersfo'rall Great LaLe SummerIlesorta. eeBd.Sc. for
illustrated pamphlets and rates.
l£ate between Detroit a&d~Bn£a!o $fc >0 ona T»7»
JG.SO round trip. Berths SI.OO, »1.«B. Stateroom.
$Sf»0 each direciiott.
M3 your railway agent will nol sell jon a
*» 'tlirbu'grlftickel, please "bi ya';local
ticlceWo Buffalo or Detroit; antjjpaj; your
C.S.W0RTLEY&C0.-  .
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The Habt, Schajffneb & Mabx
"Varsity Suit, which has been so
long a favorite among young men
—fellows who want "snappy"
clothes—is as u'sual a popular
style this year.
- It is so -good^ a style that the
tendency is to make all the sack
suits i like' the , Yarsity'.. model'.
There's.a difference, though; you
will s"ee it at a glance if yon wilL
look at the clothes.
Glad to show 'em to you, any
time, and plenty of other Suits
and Overcoats in Men's,* Youths',
Boys' and Children's.
HaitSdufibd
& Marx
Handjaflorcd
£. S. WORTLEY & CO.:
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OUR CARPETS MUST
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They are certainly more n demand each year.     We
still- repeat that they are the most artistically de-    ,
signed and
Best Wearing Carpets
ever sold.
RICHARDSON'S SUPERLATIVE CARPETS
Rugs and Mattings. * '
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TOTJE NEEDS-FOR
CHILDREN'S
•   We Gan Supply.        New Invoice of.
Ribbons, Gloves,     *
Neck Wear, Fancy Lace Hose,
White Goods,     .      Laces and Embroidery
also Ladies, and Children's
- Fine Shoes at
G, C. Townsend
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I have a new lot of
^transfer charges from depot to-yharf. -By
doing-ihiswe^-will save you $8i00, tpahy
point^East or 'West. J   "^ .
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- Harness of the'best stock of oak leajher? ^\ -
A new lot of buggies. . t-'    ■       -   .
Prices to suit alU
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