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SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY FEBRUARY 4, 1904.
VOL. XXIY.-NO. 16
New Goods
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Sweet & Son's
"X""E5SIL-A„2srTI
Novelties in Cotton Goods
For Shirt Waist Suits
White Mercerized Cotton Waistings
" Embroideries
Vpiiles, for fine dresses
Mohairs, for Waists and Suits
Tweeds, for Jacket Suits
Big line Black Goods, all with suitable trimmings.
Any of our Goods made to your-order and guaranteed.
Don't forget to attend the
Linen f Whit
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It's on now and it's also big in
splendid values in linen and
white goods of every kind.
Davis & Kishlar
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Underwear, Gloves, Mittens,
Bed Blankets, Fleeced
Lined Hose and Wrappers
at the lowest prices.
Chas. Burkhart.
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A book thief is operating at the high
school at Ann Arbor.
W. J?. Hatch of' Chelsea, died last
week Monday, aged 79 years.
Key. Arthur Holmes of Pennsylr
vania, is pastor of the Memorial Christian church of Ann Arbor.
The XL of M. medical department is
treating a very bad case of cancer by
the use of radium and it seems to be
doing wonders for the case.
John Kalmbach, an attorney of Dexter, «has formed a partnership with
Frank A. Stivers of Ann Arbor, under
the name of Stivers &.Kalmbacb..
The ladies' waiting room at the depot at Clinton has been closed fqr a
few days owing to the scarcity of coal.
It is hinted that the boys decline to
steal coal for more than one stove.
Judge Kin ne of Ann Arbor, has decided that the county is not liable for
the full amount of Dr. Kapp's bill for
tending smallpox in .Freedom. He
says, however, that Freedom township
board is liable.
Asa Nash, a saloonkeeper of Ann
Arbor, is again ia trouble for keeping
his saloon open on Sunday. This, is
his second appearance in court within
the last few mo.qths and if he is found
guilty it "**iU SQ h"V|"$H*Uh, him.
The Jforthvijle Bedord is giving a
list of eligibltsbachelors of that town.
Jt wouhHake a whole issue of the Yp-
silap*fan to publish a list of the elites hereabouts. Ypsilanti girls
seem to prefer the imported article.—
Ypsilantian. <
The Tecumseh man, who'avbrs that
he saw four ducks and a robin swimming around in a pond in his back
yard when the thermometer registered
14 below zero, had better clean out
that pipe of his and try a different
brand of tobacco.—Detroit Free Press.
Thinking of snow and cold weather
the goose bone prophet o£ the Chicago
Record H- raid last fall predicted that
we would have the severest winter in
40 years, but an early spring. The
winter prediction has certainly been
true, and we hope he has also told the
truth about the coming spring.—Tecumseh News.
Hans Johnson, the U. of M. student
who sued ex-Sheriff Gillen for attaching exempt goods, did not gain a fortune by the suit. He wes given a verdict of §100 damage but did not a,ilow
the costs. Gillen's costs amoun\e.d. to,
i §107.9.0, hence JjOhnso.n wiU have to
: pay "j/.SO, more t^n he receives, besides paying his own costs.        '
Ypsilanti merchants are discussing
the early closing movement. Some
think their customers from the country would trade in the country towns
instead of Ypsilanti if stores were
closed at 5:30* Stores in Milan, Saline
and other country towns are open until
lace in tho evening and farmers could
drive there after doing a day's work
and do their trading.—Ex.
The farmer who is out of debt and,
has his corn crop iu the crib, Ms ato-jk
well housed^' and his lar^e?. s^p^ied
with buckwheat floui* s.nft ?resh sausage, is, in a position of greater independence than Pierpont Morgan,
Chauncey Depew, John D. Rockefeller
or any other feller. There may be
timps when the lot of the farmer is full
of care-and anxiety, but most of them
are content and very independent
these cool days.—Milan Leader.
A school ma'am not over a thousand
miles away found a lad in the geogra-
hy class who was deeply interested in
Earning the points of the compass.
ThB teacher said: f'You have in front
of you, the north; on your right, the
east, and on your left, the. west. What
haye you behind you?" Afte-- ^e'w
moments reflection, A^ian 'exclaimed:
•'A patch on 'iny "pants," and to make
the information more emphatic, Allen
continued in a shame-faced manner:
"I knew you'd see it, I told ma you
would."-—Milan Leader.
The rural mail carriers had a hard
time of it Monday *ind Tuesday, the
roads in many places being absolutely
impassable. A rth ur SherwOA^, fo,u,nd
one place near {"te^dfe"; **"hwe t-le &now
had drifted level with the fence lope
and had so thick a crust, upon it that
he was able, to-flrive- over the tops of
the fences. In many cases the carriers
had to return the mail to the office, as
they were not-able to reach the boxes
oa their routes,, the owners- not caring
enough for their mail to shovel out it
path for the carrier.—Ypsilantian.
Charles Burtless has a horse that is
something of a joker. On Tuesday
Charley called on a farmer to see about
some stock and left the horse standing
unhitched. When he was through his
business but before he reached the cutter, the horse started off on "a brisk
trot. Charley ran after him calling
whoa! whoa! but the horse let him get
within about two rods of the cutter and
then would trot along at too fast a gait
for Charley to catch on. He kept this
up until he reached town when a man
stopped him.—Manchester Enterprise.
H. D. Cutting of Tecumseh, has succeeded in getting the promise of Congressman Townsend to present his
case before the TJ. S. Congress. It
seems that he enlisted in the 50th
N. Y. Cavalry and in 1862 for something that he had done he deserted,
came north and re-enlisted under the
name of Henry C. Stratton, serving
until the close of the war. The hardships he underwent in the prison at
Anderaonville caused him to lose his
eyesight, so he claims, but the charge
of desertion standing against him, his
only relief is by a- special act ot Congress.
Inventor
During .the month of January C. S. Wortley
& Co. will sell winter goods at a
BIG DISCOUNT
AU Men's, Boys' and Children's Overcoats,
Suits, Reefers, Pea Jackets, Sweaters, 'Cordi-
gan Jackets, Odd" pants and Vests, etc, are
now selling at a big reduction.    An
EXTRA DISCOUNT
on all Men's Ulsters, Fur, Buffalo Cloth and
Astrachan Overcoats.
If you are in need of anything in our line
you can save money by buying now.
C. S. WORTLEY & CO.
"5£~7ps±l.aj:o_"b±-
Ajjers
Doctors first prescribed
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral over
60 years ago. They use it
today more than ever.   They
Cherry
Pectoral
rely upon it for colds, coughs,
bronchitis, consumption.
They will tell you how it
heals inflamed lungs.  .
" I had a very bad cough for three years.
ThenltriedAyer'sClierryPectoral. Mysore
lungs were soon healed and my cough dropped
away."
Mrs. Peakl Hyde, Gnthrle Centre, la,.
25c He.. gMW.
^l^drucKiBts.
for
J. C. ATOE «V
towell.
Old Coughs
Friendship is Friendship. Business is Business. I would pass my
Father-in-law if he charged me from one to five C3nts more for the same
article than his competitors. We are satisfied with short profits and carry
the same quality of goods that other first-class merchants do. Our 'increasing trade is strong evidence that we are treating the trade right and merit
a large patronage.
Our Spring Line of SHOES
are arriving and they will speak for themselves, but we shall continue offering bargains on onr present stock. They are GOOD qualities and
money savers.   We carry a complete line of
GROCERIES
There is a big deception m Teas and Coffees. We do not ^deceive, on
every deal yon get value. Try a lb of our 20c Coffee and see* a pound of
onr 40c and 50c Tea.   *
Our Puritan Yeast at 3o.
Our White Puff Baking Powder at 20c a lb.
Our Palacine Oil' at loo" a gal.
and numerous other articles, together with a nice valentine for the
sweetheart. •
S. T. FAIRBANK
^riQ AVerV Pill at kedtiwiei'liisUres
a" natural  action. ■bBxt"'mdrhing.
debility,'*
caster, t*J.
IJettei* Than Gold.
"L was troubled, for several years
with chronic indigestion and nervous
writes F\ J. Green of Lan-
H. "Np remedy helped me
until I began using Electric Bitters,
which did me more good than aE the
medipines 1 ever used. They have
•also kept my wife in excellent health
for-years. She says EJeotrip, fitters
are just splendid for- fem.ale tvoubjes-;
that they a^e. i*. grani^ topic. an,d, invig-
or^to*-* 30-*, wealf,. **un, d#*,**n women.
"Sjo.%o,tber medicipe can take its place
jin am* famiiv.'-"- Try them. Only SOc.
Satisfaction guaranteed hy "Weinmann
& Matthews.
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salary §20 paid weekly and expense
money"advanced; previous experience
unnecessary; position permanent; business successful. Enclose self-addressed envelope. Superintendent Travelers, 605 Monon Bldg., Chicago.
Birds work for nja,**, {**«"""•, %\,v %g&% glim'
54ao)*L J^ountjain, Tea, worlss foe mankind both day and night,.
That's why it is famous the world o'er
and o'er,
It will not let you turn over and take
another snore.
Wheeler's Fha.ru&as.y
English Imports, of tr-on.
The larger imjiffrts of iron into "5!ng-
^"4-r-abon.t oae-ihii-d; qt the total*
a,nibunt consumed—is not due to any
fear of the exhaustion of the supply
in. Great Britain, but to a desire to
save the non-phosphorus iron ns.ed in
the acid processes.
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That Warner.'a White Wine X)f Tar
will surely sura that cough and cold.
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