1903-07-16; Saline Observer

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SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY JULY 16, 1903.
VOL. XXIII.---NO 39,
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LADESs
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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
Sweet & Son's
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One of our nice hats from our Millinery
Department will go with it.
A fine line of the
Jackson "Standard" White Waists
and Muslin Underwear
now in stock.
Waists, Skirts or Suits from our stock
made to your order.
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ANOTHER LOT
Just Received
of those splendid ruffled net curtains at $i.op
per pair.
This  is   unquestionably   the   best   curtain
value we have had this season.
100 pairs at $1.00 a pair.
Davis & Kishlar
YPSILANTI, MIOH/
EIGHB0EH00D NEWS
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Happenings cf Interest Gathered for the
"benefit of Oar Headers.
The Aermotor
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IS THE BEST! %
Plenty of Good Seed Beans at the Urania Elevator
SHERMAN COOK^
URANIA, -■ MICHIGAN
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— HOT OSBORNE - 3S-
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3'JLL iVHEEL
SAME AS AVERAGE
BINDERS
One make ot Binder elevates its grain
Another   " '.' "
Another  " ** " "
40 inches
35      "
''The average elevation of these 3 makes is 37J4 inches
THE OSBORNE BINDER elevates its grain 28 inches
THE OSBORNE saves over the 40-ir.ch Binder, a 12-inch lift
THE OSBORNE        "        "        37   " " 9
THE OSBORN3        "        "        35   " " 7
THE OSBORNE saves over average Binder ?}|   :'
Take it ail day long in "the harvest field your team
relieved of this additional lift on every spear of grain
Vou eaa quickly see why THE OSBORNE Is called
the\t\vo HORSE BINDER!
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Chelsea will celebrate German Day,
August 9.
The University*summer school numbers 505 students.
• Thirty cases of scarlet fever are
reported in Ann Arbor.
Ypsilanti has a new industry, the
Dominion Steel Whiffletree Co.
Ii H. Salsbury, one of Adrian's leading lawyers died last week, aged 71.
The Normal summer school at Ypsilanti numbers about 700 in attendance.
Tbe Clinton band "have , re-organized
with twelve members and expect an
increase of four more soon.
\Frog skin; grafting has been per--
fohmed at Ann Arbor hospital with
saHsfactory results by Dr. Westfall.
The pioneer log cabin on the fair
grounds at Ann Arbor, was struck by
lightning recently, damaging it same-,
what*.
Burglars broke into the Lake Shore
depot at Tecumseh last" Thursday, hut
nothing of.importance was taken, only
a pair of pinchers.
J. E. McGregor of Ypsilanti, W, F.
Riemenschneider of Chelsea, and B. C.
Whitaker of Seio, constitute the new
board ofcountv auditors.
Judge Kinne of" Ann Arbor, is again
in the race for supreme court justice.
Every time there is a vacancy the
Judge is put on "the market.
The electric light plant at Clinton is
being replenished with new boilers
and several of the business houses will
close at dark during the repairs.
Harry McClure, Dan McGugin and
Boscoe Huston, TJ. of M. students, are
going to Europe to sell "Health Food."
Michigan has plenty of it to spare.
During the past year the main line
of the D, Y., A. A. & J. Ry. has carried 1,941,061 passengers. One- man
was reported killed aod eight injured
during the time.
The ScharFB.o.x factory at Ypsilanti
had one p.f their- large plate glass windows broken reoently hy a cane being
punched through" it. The window is
the largest in the city.
Street commissioner Daniel Ross of
Ann Arbor, met with a painful accident
last week. While working ou the extension of a culvert he slipped and fell
striking a large spike which penetrated the fleshy part of the right hand.
Last Weduesday, Editor and Mrs.
Mingay of the Chelsea Herald, cele-.
brated the twenty-fifth year of their
marriage by entertaining a few of
their friends. A beautiful chiua chop
dish was left as a memento oi the cc-=
casion.
Jonathan Stanger, while tuning a
piano for the Ann Arbor Music Co.,
•found the skeleton of a small mouse.
The skeleton vv'as }n svioh a good state
of preservation which was due to tbe
dry atmosphere in which the animal
was lain.
•Sj""*"\Frank Walter, who shot Mrs. Thos.
Wilson near Milan, March 17, has
been sentenced to fifteen years at hard
labor at Jackson. There seemed to
have been no cause for the deed and
the sentiment is that Walter got what
he deserved.
Ohe of the most daring thefts ever
committed occurred July 3d at noon
when a stranger walked into the store
of C. S. Wortley & Son of Ypsilanti
and relieved" the safe of §300 worth of
notes, cheeks and-money while the
clerk was busy in the back part of the
Store.
Paul Rowland, of   Tecumseh,   met
with a serious mishap   the   Fourth.
His right hip pocket was filled with
dynamite caps for use \n a. shooting
cane, and he was strook with a roman
candle hall setting- fire to the  caps.
TJpod examination""!*; was found that
his right limb was badly'hurned.
The gas well is cutting qseer-
They undertook to drill in/it bu&the
force from the  well threw  the   dVill'
several feet in the air.     At present 1"t
is plugged up, waiting advice from th
inspeeto'rs.—Britton Cor. to Tecumseh1-*
News.   Whew!   what-a force it mtusu V
require to lift a 1000 foot drill, endwise
too.   Gas story, not a fish story this
'time.
"Tbe'Jollowing from the Adrian Telegram is- interesting from   the   pointy
that it is one instance "w'hece the -fjikirs
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so^m^m^totip. {.'•-■- -■'■—- ----- -
rRf,"I,;vn'£*iGo-t,^/ii,>-,,A«'*5
crowd good and hard by selling elec
trie belts at a dollar each, promising
to buy them back. When he had
roped in a large number on the old
graft he drove off to the Lake Shore
depot to catch a train west. His train
was late, however, and the "suckers"
forme i a moh, went to the depot, held
up Mr. Fakir and made him cough up
most of the ill gotten chink."
If Governor Bliss had had the necessary backbone and the courage of his
convictions, instead of heeding the
politicians, the state would not now be
saddled with the prospect of §21,000
extra salaries for supr.eme court judges
after next January, The supreme
court bench needed three more judges
just about as much as a pig needs two
tails. But then, the people's money
is made to spend and as politicians"
"we must take care of our friends,"
and of -course, there are some "Mends"
who have a strong itching for a seat on
the supreme bench, .so the governor
supinely weakened and the hill is a
law.—Chelsea Herald. The foregoing
is too true, and the taxpayers of Michigan, are rapidly finding the causes for
high taxes. This isonly one of many
useless demands upon the people for
money and the time is not far off when
it will he a burden to live rather than
a pleasure.
Night Was Her Terror.
. "I would cough nearly all night
long," writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate of
Alexandria, "Ind.,a "and could hardly
get any sleep. I had'consumption so
bad that if I walked a block I would
cough frightfully and spit blood, but,
when all other medicines failed, three
$1.00 bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery wholly cured me and I gained
58 pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe,
Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Price SOe and §1.00. Trial
bottles free at Weinmann & Matthew3*
drug store.
Q S. WORTLEY & CO.   '
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The Hart, Schaffnek & Makx
Varsity Suit, which has been so*
long a favorite among young men
—fellows who want "snappy"
clothes—is as usual a popular
style this year.
It is so good a style that the
tendency is to make all the sack
suits like the Varsity model.
There's a difference, though; you
will see it at a" glance if- you will
look at tfie clothes.
Glad to show 'em to you, any
time, and plenty of other Suits
and Overcoats in Men's,! Youths',
Boys' and Children's.
HarcSchsfiher!
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G. S, WORTLEY .& CO,
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NO LIFE, NO ENERGY, ON AMBITION.
These are common expressions nowadays and the finger posts that point
with unfailing accuracy to a nervous
system- robbed of its vitality by overexertion, overstrain or excess of some
kind. That anyone should allow this
condition to go on to complete mental,
physical ruin as it surely must if neglected, is a positive crime when the
cure is at hand in Dr. A. W. Chase's
Nerye Pills—a medicine designed expressly for this condition—a medicine
that cures to stay "cured by resnpply-
ing the very essential of life—Nerve
Force.
Mrs, A. M. Spangle of 12 Mixer St.,
Adrian, Mich., says: "From a personal use of Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills
for nervousness or a run down condition I can honestly recommend them
to others as an exeellent medicine.
They give to nerves strength and
steadiness and to the system at large a
feeling of general vigor, life and energy. Their action at tbe same time
free from all disturbances, yet rapid."
For further information call at Wein?
mann & Matthews' Drug Store, Salin6,
Mich. 50c a box at dealers 6r Dr.
A. W. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo,
N. Y", See that portrait and signature
ai A. W. Chase, M. D., are on every
package. Q        .
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They are certainly more n demand each year. - We
still repeat that they are the most artistically designed and ' '-■'■'•■„
Best Wearing Carpets
ever sold. -i"-Cv*
RICHARDSON'S SUPERLATIVE CARPETS.
Rugs and Mattings. -'..'.."
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Jfo Pity Shown,
"For years fate was after me continuously" writes F. A. Gulledge," Yer-,
hena, Ala. "I had a terrible case of
Piles causing 24 tumors. When all
failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve" cured
me. Equally good for Burns and all
aches and pains. Only 2oc at Weinmann & Matthews' Drug Store.
YOUR NEEDS FOR
CHILDREN'S DAY
<? COMMENCEMENT
We. dan Supply,        New Invoice of
Ribbons, Gloves, . ;
Neck Wear, Fancy Lace Hose7
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
Gould's   Partner   Dies  in  Almshouse.
Josiah E. Lynn, once Jay Gould's
partner in business, died in a almshouse at .Washington, N. J., recently.
You^have looked into a beautiful face,
een-a sweet* smile, rosy cheeks, laugh-
i\)g eyes and wished nature had' 'made^
yov attractive:    Kocky Mountain Tea*
ma\ss,homely women beautiful.
,.--«—Weinmann & Matthews*
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Bhjl'tfaljiwdoiife.
lap dusters
Harness, of the best stock pf oak Igatlie-r. "^rgf^%^
A new lot of buggies..  ^   "   •-,
Prices, to-suit all/ .   \\ 'v .„ :r^-^^.^i
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