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A.. J.**WARREN, Editor.
SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY FEBRUARY H, 1904.
VOL. XXIV.—NO. 17
Son's
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EIGHB0RH00D NEWS
Novelties in Cotton Goods
!   <, For Shirt Waist Suits
White Mercerized Cotton Waistings
Embroideries      -
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Vpiiles, for fine dresses
Mohairs, for Waists and Suits * *     _        a
Tweeds, for Jaetet Suits
Big line Black Goods, all with suitable trimmjngs.
Any of our Goods made to your order and guaranteed.
Don't forget to attend tlie
Linen ^ White Goods
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It's on now and it's also tjig in
splen.ii4 Yalti.es in linen and
white goods of every kind.
Davis & Kishlar
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Underwear, Gloves, Mittens,
Bed Blankets, Fleeced
Lined Hose and Wrappers
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at the lowest prices.
Chas. Burkhart.
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A. Q. CLARKE
FURNITURE
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He has a fall and complete line.
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Happenings of Interest Gathered for the
"Benefit qf Oar "Readers.
Ice is reported to be 24 inches thick |
at Pleasant Lake.
A Portland Cement Factory will lie
built at Four-mile Lake.
Ann Arbor is having a. serious time
with contagious diseases.
Jackson is Irving to secure the permanent location of the State Fair.
A band o£ mercy club has been organized in the fifih grade of the Tecumseh schools.
The plant of the Jackson Brick Co.,
was burned last week and threw 30 *
men out of employment. j
Several of the large factories at
Adrian were compelled to close owing
to the bursting of the water main.   *      j
Robert Howard,  who has held   the '
position  of janitor of tbe University :
for 30 years, died last week Tuesday.
' The eqld  weather of  the past two
weeks froze a very beautiful  psacock :
owned by W. A. Boland of Grass Lake.
Mel Gillespie,   a music -teacher  bf I
Ann  Arbor,  is   blind, s the   affliction
having been growing  on Trim for the
past two years.
The L. M. Comstouk stock at Ypsilanti was bid oil to day at 56 cents on
a dollar. Mr. Henderson of Ionia, was
the purchaser.—Times.
The Board of Managers of the
Washtenaw Fair Association recently
held a meeting and an attempt will be
made to hold a fair this fall.
The citizens of Ann Arbor who have
a full supply of coal in their cellars are
lucky for the dealers are out of the
material and no telling when* they
will receive another supply.
There is a philosopher in Summit,
Jackson county, who is .credited with
the following truism: "When you
have money there are men who will
shake you effusively by the" hand and
when it is gone they will shake you altogether.—Ex.
A man who at times delights to be
praised by a newspaper, ought not to
find fault If he is sometimes -criticised.
It is only the thin skinned individual
who thinks everything said applies to
him. A newspaper is like a menu
card. You take what you like and
leave the rest for others. Do not expect everything is going to please you.
Ex.
Judge Watkins has gone through
the probate boots for the past 11 years
and finds that, notwithstanding the
[increase of population of the county,
[the nuthber' of persons co.mmit'.e^ to.
Opium, Laudanum, Cocaine and all Dru^  _
L    f+}   M^miMt ffiif *' tftftpWB8%ir SSwflw &om Irasmess, leavu-g.no craving
r- ■ W    wfarug^or other 'sHmulants.   we restore the nervous and physical systems to
-      tHeirnatUrat condition because we remove the causes of disease.  Ahomeremedy
prepaxed'by,ah eminent physician.
WE GUARANTEE A CURE        FREE TRIAL TREATMENT
C6nfit3ehtial correspondence, especially •"•nth.physicians, solicited.   Write today.
-    Manhattan Therapeutic Association
Oipt.__ 1135" Broadway, New York* Oily
ers
Take cold easily? Throat
tender? Lungs weak? Any
relatives have consumption?
Then a cough-means a great
Cherry
Pectoral
deal to you. Follow your
doctor's advice and take
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It
heals, strengthens, prevents.
"For 40 years I have depended on Ayer's
Cherrv Pectoral for coughs and colds. I
know it greatly strengthens -weak lungs."
MBS. P. A. BOBIHSOK, Saline, Mich.
25c..50o.,S1.00.
AU druggists.
for
J.C.ATERCO.i
"Lowell.   Mass.
Weak Lungs
Ayer's Pills increase the activity of
the liver, and thus aid recovery.
A noted "sister" of the Methodist
Episcopal church once had a large tea
party, at which were present most of
the prominent ministers of that denomination in America, including the
local pastor, who was a little hard of
hearing. When all were seated, she,
wishing to honor him, whose birthday
it happened to be, said in her blankest
whisper:   "Brother, will you ask
a blessing?" And the pastor replied
in aloud voice to the'great injury of
the company: "I-take milk, ma'am,
but no sugar."—Ex.
He was not accustomed to dining »at
hotels and the bill of fare perplexed
him. However, he began bravely to
call for and eat in the order placed.
After a wt ile a gentleman sitting op-
posite.called for something near the
bottom of the billof fare. "My goodness!" he exclaimed. "Are you away
there? Why, I've only got tp, here
(indicating the place with h.is. linger},
and I'm about; bustec", already*"'—Ex*
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"I was. troubled for several years
I w .th chronic indigestion and nervous
debiUty," writes Jj1. J, Green of Lap-
caster, ISF, EL "No remedy helped me
until".  began using Electric Bitters,
:asylums for the insane is greatly   "Jim-. whicb aid ra| more good ihan ."all the
"■inished.   Last year lyas. the smallest qf
the entire 14 years, there being only1
nine cpmm,ittsants," while in  1§91   it
-non   o*!  ViinrVi   od  Q*-*  ri1i*rr»a£*t
ran as high'as 353.—Times.
In trying to yank out a car loaded
with a tank of naphtha, which was
dumped into the Huron river in the
Ann Arbor railroad bridge collapse a
strange thing happened. The chain's
arouDd the tank slipped and caused
so much friction -that the liquid in the
tank ignited. Flames arose and seU
fire .to the car hanging from the end of
the break in the bridge. * The car was
loaded with furniture and was destroyed.—Ex.
The board of county .auditors are
seeking a.solution, of the trgmn problem. They \vill endeaypr to have the
sheriff's allowance of 44 cents a day for
boarding prisoners cut down to where
It belongs. This would make it not
worth the while to arrest tramps and
put them in jail for the sake of the
fees as is now the case. It has alw,ays
been a problem just why the sheriff
should be paid high class boarding
house prices for the extrenfely thin
fare that is doled "out to prisoners at
the jail.—Ex.
An exchange .says in a recent issue:
"We have seen many a tramp printer,
but"ahout the most unique specimen
we eVer met came to our house last
Sunday evening.. He was.dead ljroke,
hadn't a sou, and nbjj a •ui.c.h o£ clothing to his back. He called fp,r a. drinfe
and after get/tCp.K it Hid down to sleep
ii o$. Q'qr w!f- ■*■**■* tn* completely
.'gone* on him and he is still at ihe
house drinking, and sleeping, l*ut as
soon »b he -jet*; stiong enough he will
be given a job in the office.. He.
weighs Si- pounds
medicines 'I ever used. They have
also kept my wife in .excellent health
for years. She says Electric, Bitters
are just splendid for female troubles;
that they are a grand tonic and invig-
orator for weak, run down women.
No other medicine can take .its place
in our familv." Try them. Only 50c.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Weinmann
& Matthews.
Kansas Dialect. ;
There are a great raanyj"e<.p le. who
go through life like %he ear, -which is
jqq aopper.in than it -wants out, and no
sooner, out; than it wants in.—Atchi-
sp'b '§Ipb-j,
*■   Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
WANTEOt-Faithful person to call
on retail trade and agents for manufacturing house having well established business; local territory, straight
salary §20 paid weekly and expense
money advanced; previous experience
unnecessary; position permanent; business successful. Enclose self-addressed envelope. Superintendent Travelers, 605 Monon Bldg*, Chicago.
Birds work -for man from the first glim^
mer of light. '
Rock Mountain, Tea. works tor Baa."*-!
kind both <fcy and- nightv
ThatVw^y jt ijS fa.novis tiie -world o'er
a,nd a*ei\
~$\ will riot let you turn ovec and take
another snore. .'■**"
Wheeler's Pharmacy
Inventor. Sale
During the month of January C. S. Wortley
8f Co. will sell winter goods at a
BIG DISCOUNT
" All Men's, Boys' and Children's Overcoats,
Suits, Reefers, Pea,Jackets, Sweaters, Cardigan Jackets, Odd pants and "Vests, etc, are
now selling at a big reduction.    An
EXTRA DISfPOUHTT '
on all Men's Ulsters, Fur,  Buffalo Cloth and"
Astracuan Overcoats.
If you are in need, of anything in  our line
you can save money by buying now.
C. S. WORTLEY & CO.
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Friendship is* Friendship. Business is Business. I would pass my
Father-in-law if he charged me from one to five c?nts 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. Onr increas- .
ing trade is strong evidence that we are treating, the trade right* and merit
a large patronage, . " ■.*■''
Our Spring Lin   of SHOES
are arriving and they will speak for themselves, but we shall continue offering bargains on our present stock. They are GOOD*,*" qualities and
nionay savers.   We carry a complete line of
GROCERIIS
There is a big deception in Teas and Coffees.     We do -not deceive, on
every deal you get value.   Try a lb of our 20c,Coffee and see a pound of.
our 40c and 50c Tea.   « . *. *'r
Our Puritan Yeastlat^Sc^ ^
Our White Puff Baking Powder af|§0e a'Ifotyi
Our Palacine Oil at 3*o«*^8gafc
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and numerous other articles, together" with
sweetheart.
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thiscoinplaiiit.aSiOperatioas aHvav^ weaken t"i^"'pa:i>. V *
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withoutbperatioa. iilsteadot *tnr;i*ii"n_: aiitl r i-.-l. ::•; *
organs, our VITALIZED TKKAl'-iIEX'n' streost. i-.-i*i tae - • ..
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the sjvell}n<j, vitalizes the nsnes au" eitalilis.ies U-.a vir .r^::
inanhood. Our treatment is the-rt^jU.oc 30rVca*^* expc:.^jice.
DR- SPINNEY^. Xou.feet its magiciufluendei dining tne first week..
pr.lpi.nnly&.Co. '      PAY   WHEN   CURED.
We.©tire Blood- 'ancl' Skin Diseases, Slfictures-, "vrarico-&r^
Nervous Debility, Prpstatio. Troubie^r Cri/pnio., Kidney, *_*■...;. J
and Bladder Diseases.   Consultation Free.   Books Free..-     '
Question List Sent Sealed For Home Treatment.
DR. •SPINNeY■■« .GO.'-""
The Old Reliable Specialists.        '.
290 WOODWARD AVE., DETHOIT, RS'CH.
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Although about 45 per cent of mar- {
ried couples «el#brate the'r silver wed- (
ding, only one in a thousand live to*
celebrate their golden anniversar*".     "'j.
, Don't Forget
That Warner's White Wine of Tar
will s.u*"ely sure that cough and cold.   >
Wheeler's Pharmacy
needs repairing, bring it to
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