1904-03-03; Saline Observer

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A, J. Warren-, Editor. Y
SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY MARCH-3. 1904.
VOL. XXIV.r-NO. 20
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Sweet & Son's
Novelties in Cotton Goods
For Shirt Waist Suits
White Mercerized Cotton Waistings
Embroideries
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Toiiles, 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 yonr order and guaranteed.
Don'tforget to attend the
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Linen ■** White Goods
Eggs struck the 30 cent mark with
Chelsea merchants last week.
Robert Gsddes, one o£ Pittsfield's
early pioneers, died last week aged • 66
years.
The Business Men's association of
Ypsilanti, are trying hard to- secure
the Toledo and Ohio electric road for
their city.
Rev. Florence K. Crooker and Dr.
Emma E. Bower of Ann Arbor, have
been invited to read papers at the
meeting of the Women's International
Council at Berlin, Germany, in June.
A Milwaukee chemist has found 96,
000,000 germs in a dollar bill.     That
ties it. Dont carry another one
wUh you, but pay that subscription
ou owe with it. We have arrangements made whereby we can disinfect
them very rapidly, if we have'a chance
—Williamston Enterprise.
The Ann Arbor Times says "there
ars two dar® which are firmly fixed
in thjj«iSun_p of Ypsilantians.    One is
It's on now and it's also big in
splendid values in linen and
white goods of every kind.
Davis & Kishlar
GrO To
A. C. CLARKE
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Eugene Helber'of Ann Arbor, is
planning to build an apartment house
as soon as spring opens.
Mrs. Margaret G. Bower, of Ann
Arbor, mother of Miss Emma E.
Bovver, although 84 years of age, celebrated her 21st birthday Monday.    C"""
A n order for the first issue of the
new Louisiana Purchase Exposition
postage stamps, which are to be placed
on sale at all postofflces in the United
States May 1, has been sent to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing by
Third Assistant Postmaster General
Madden. It calls for the printing of
90,000,000 of the 1-cent stamps, bearing
the portrait of Robert R. Livingston;
225,000,000 of the 2-cent- stamps, bearing the portrait ot Thomas Jefferson;
7,500,000 3-cent stamps, with Monroe's
portrait; 9,500,000 of the 5-cent stamps,
with McKinley's portrait, and 6,500,000
of the 10 cent stamps, with a miniature
map of the United States, showing the
territory acquired by the Louisiana
Purchase.
He has a full and complete line.
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"F-iaJJ. Xi±-*a.© of
Underwear, Gloves, Mittens,
Becl Blankets, Fleeced
lined Hose and Wrappers
at the lowest prices*
Chas. Burkhart.
cyclone and the other hap-
"penetyefteen years ago when Thomas
PhUfips drove into the city and his
horse dropped dead on Washington's
Jjirthday on Washington street in
front of Mrs. Washington's house
while Mrs. Washington was washing.
The Michigan Central pay car left
$30,000 in §20 gold pieces with its Jackson employee this month. Since the
enlargement of the shops in this city
and the increased force has heen placed on the pay rolls, it is estimated that
the disbursements of the "company in
Jackson would average $100,000 a
month- Some month's when business
is at high tide the pay roll will reach
§11"",000 to 5125, a month.—Jackson
Citizen.
The telephone situation here is the
brightest it has ever been. The Bell
company through Mr. Steinbach has
been 1 ard at work merging the various
farmer lines in this vicinity and bringing them into the village where they
will have ef \al privileges with village
subscribers, on the local switch board
and be given full benefit of state lines,
new lines have been established in all
the surrounding towns, and. '•"hen. the
lines are a"l brought into, "our central
office, there will be fully 2fiQ subscribers.—Manchester Bnter-ppjse.
There are so many unmarried men in
Morenci that one of tha hotels has a
bachelor's table, at which the boarders
are more particular than a lot of old
m-iids. It is said they even object to
ea^gs being served at this table, because
they are lail by female hen-s. The
landlord is compelled to personally
wait on table, as the sight of a dining
room girl takes away the appetites of
the grouty old fellows whose horror of
leap year is to great that they ha.ye $11
cut February 29 out of their calendars.
—Hudson Post. The editor of the Observer is said to preside at the head of
this table.—Tecumseh News
L L. Lewis has a patented, solution
for preserving eggs. As proqf he exhibited specimens that were treated
July 1,1902 and also the year following and which certainly looked as fresh
as a newly-laid egg. Mr. Lewis breakfasted on uggs of the 1002 kind last
Monday and claims they tasted no different than the fresh ones. He says
ur_der bis process eggs may be kept an
lodelinite number of years and still retain their first quality. His process
ought to claim the attention of monied
men, as eggs bought in summer and
sold in winter surely yield a good return to the investor.—Plymouth Mail.
It is becoming more evident every
day that this district made a great mistake in not sending Henry C. Smith
back to congress for a third term. So
congressman from this district,' before
or since, made the favorable-impression
in Washington that be did. And, above
all thing, it can be said of him, that he
was true to his friends.—Tecumseh
News. The News speaks quite truthfully, and bad Lanawee county stood by
Sjn,iti. as they ought, he doubtless
would, tq-day\b,e representing this district, ^t is fioqr policy to turn down a
good representative in, congress at the
close o/-a second term, for two reasons:
First the newly elected man is always
a lottery, and second, a man cannot get
acquainted with tbe ropes required for
him to. pull u nder four years and when
we find the man who has the pull, continue him-every time. -
Jhis failing of your hair!
Stop it, or you will soon be
bald. Give your hair some
Ayer's Hair Vigor. The.fall-
ing will stop, the hair will
grow, and the scalp will be
clean and healthy. Why be
satisfied with poor hair when
you can make it rich?
" My hair nearly all came <i?tr. . tli. n tried
Ayer's Hair Vigor and only one uottle stopped
the falling. Kew liair Game iu real ttiick and
Just a little curlr.*?-rT"!lRS. L. 31. Smith,
Saratoga, K.^"
J. O.ATBECD.,
Lowell,  Mass.
More Eiots.
v Disturbances of strikers are not nearly as grave as an individual disorder of
the system. Overwork, loss of sleep,
nervous tension will be followed by
utter collapse, unless a reliable remedy
is immediately employed. There's nothing so efficient to cure disorders of
tbe Liver or Kidneys as F.leetric Bitters. It's a wonderful tQnia, and effective nervine a,nd the greatest all
around medicine for run down systems.
It dispels Jfeprousnes, Rheumatism
and Neuralgia and expels Malaria
germs. Only 30c, and satisfaction
guaranteed by Weinmann & Matthews
druggists,
Resists Electric Current.
Artemiev, a Russian electrician, has
invented a pliable coat of mail -which
effectively protects against currents of
150,000 vo.ts.
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Bears tie      _ jj Tte KM You Haw Always Bought
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salary .520 paid weekly and expense
money advanced; previous experience
unnecessary; position permanent*.business successful. Enclose self-addressed envelope- Superintendent Travelers, §0"", Monon Bldg., Chicago.
Birds work for man from the first glim-
*       mer of light,
Rock Mountain Tea works for man*
land both day and night,
That's why it ia famous the world o'er
and o'er!
It will not let you turn over and take
another snore.
Wheeler's Pharmacy
During the^month of January C. S. Wortley
& Co. will sell winter goods at a
BX@ 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 BISCOUUT
on all Men's Ulsters, Fur, Buffalo Cloth and
Astraehan Overcoats.
If you are in need of anything in onr line
you can save money by buying now.
C.S. WORTLEY & CO.
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Scales Prove the Profit in
Feeding Acme Food on Divided Hogs.
Coral, Mich., April 7, 1903.
Acme Food Co., Chicago, III.
Gentlemen:—On March 5th I purchased a pail of Acme Food on
trial. On March 7, 1903,1 weighed eight pigs, all of one litter, and
divided them into two pens, containing four each. I weighed their
feed and fed_ them alike for two weeks, with the exception of feeding
Acme Food to one lot. One pen were fed Acme Food and corn meal
and ond pen corn meal alone.
The gain in two weeks on four pigs fed corn meal alone was 89J- lbs.
The gain in two weeks on four pigs fed Acme fOodand
corn meal was 119?. lbs.
_.Dt*u't Forget
That Warner's White. Wine of Tar
will surely sure that cough and cold.
"Wheeler's Pharmacy
A gain in favor of the lot.fed Acme food and corn meal was   30 lbs.
Or making a net profit of S1.30.
1 am well pleased with the results. Yours truly,
(Signed)       Frank S. Kine.
Kosedale farm, Coral Mich.
You will see as the above figures indicate that  in feeding  Acme
food the profit equals 65 cents per head per month;  then  estimating
60 hogs for a carload, and on the same basis, with the same profit,
would equal $39.00 par month per carload in extra gain feeding
•Acme Food.
297 of the prize winners of the ''International Stock Show" at Chicago in 1903 were fed this food, also Lady Acme, the largest cow in.
the world, weighing 3450 lbs..   ..     _ . .
Having secured the agenqy for this .Acme Food, I am very anxious to have all give it a trial. Most respectfully.
Carl Schleh.
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