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SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY MARCH 24, 1901.
VOL, XXIV.---NO. 23
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Novelties in Cotton Goods
For Shirt Waist Suits
White Mercerized Cotton Waistings
Embroideries. -
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Voilles, for fine dresses*
M6hairs,|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'tforgetlto attend the
Linen   White Goods
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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
COMBINATION
OF COLORS
Is one of the effective
points about our
Carpets
Like discord in tmisie, poor color
combinations are disturbing.
We really feel that we have exceptionally-'well selected CARPETS and
RUGS.
Do not fail to "drop in" when in
our vicinity and see our fresh and
elaborate stock of
RICHARDSON'S SUPERLATIVE CARPETS
Best made in all grades.     Rugs, Imported China Malting,
Carpet Paper corrugated at 2c per yard.
Padded'Lining 7 and 10c per yard.
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for drugs or other stimulants. We restore the nervous and physical systems to
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prepared by an eminent physician.
WE GUARANTEE A CURE        FREE TRIAL TREATMENT
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Bed Blankets, Fleeced
Lined Hose and Wrappers
at the lowest prices,
Chas. Burkhart.
EIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Happenings cf 'Interest Gathered far tbe
"Benefit of Oar'Headers.
A Hearst club is talked of at Belleville. «.       '   '   .
A new woolen mill is the talk at
Manchester.
Augusta Sunday School convention
will convene to-morrow.
Dr. Hinsdale has withdrawn his res*-
ignation'as Ann Arbor's health officer.
Mrs. Luey Jones, a colored, woman qf
Ypsilanti, celebrated her 96th birthday, last week Wednesday.
Braddock K. Sweeting, one of the
oldest citizens of Ypsilanti, died last
week Monday, aged 80 years.
The'31st Regiment of the Michigan
Volunteer Infantry are arranging for a
re-union to be held at Ypsilanti, May
17.
Wm. F. Lodholz of Ypsilanti, agro:
cer on the north side, died very suddenly last week Wednesday of heart
disease.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Galloway of
Raisin Center, celebrated the 67th anniversary of their marriage, last week
Wednesday.
The fine residence of Geo. Wacken-
hut of Chelsea, took fire last week
Tuesday night while the family, was
asleep but they managed to escape.
C. L..Yost of Ypsilanti, was taken
sick last Friday which prevented him
from acting as circuit courfjisror, the
other eleven went on with the case.
A new electric line is being projected from Adrian to Jackson. It will
take in Rome Center, Geneva, Addison, Somerset, Cement City aud Clark's
Lake.—Ex.
Henry T. LeFurge, the oldest hardware dealer of Ypsilanti, fell down the
elevator shaft at his store Saturday.
He was picked up unconscious, his recovery is doubtful.
Up near Onsted_the farmers are having all sorts of trouble to obtain help.
One man is said to have given a deed
to his farm in order to secure help for
one year.—Clinton Local.
Ezra Knapp of Blissfield, sailed'from
New York city, last week, as a delegate to the World's Sunday School
convention to be held at Jerusalem in
the Holy Land.—Tecumseh News.
A special train of 31 carload of cigarette tobacco passed through Adrian,
last week, consigned to a Chicago firm.
This big consignment consisted of 2,-
880,000 packs of "coffin tacks."—Ex.
Ray Baker, the IT. of M- student who
was arrested for clubbing Officer Jsbell
last fall, has been helped out by his
frgshmen engineer friends who raised
§150 and gave it to him to pay his fine.
Adrian had a baby show last week,
and 32 of the little darlings were on
exhibition. It is safe to state that the
mammas of the three who won prizes,
are sjire the judges displayed good
taste.—Ex. •
Miss Eva Palmer oi Milan, had a peculiar experience last week. In attempting to recite at school, she found
herself unable to speak audibly, being
stricken with aphonia. Her voice is
now recovered.
Cushing's drugstore on State street,
Ann Arbor, was burglarized last week
Tuesday, night and about §70 was
taken. A young student, who has been
laying around has been Suspected" by
tbe police and are Investigating the
matter to see if he knovys anything of
the theft. ' '-_'_' '.
The question "Commercial fertilizers: Is their use a.benefit or a detriment to the farmer in the'ldilg ran?*"
was discussed by the Pittsfield* Union
Grange at their meeting last week.
The majority of those who talked on
the subject thought them .a detriment
—Ex. •
Prof. Minor E. White, of, the Normal School of Music, has "beea granted
a leave of absence fop next year and
will go to yien.ua, Italy, to study music u.pd.er Jissohetiszky and his. classe*-
at the Normal will be in. charge of
Howard Brown, of the 'Detroit Conservatory.
Master Homer Bell, a six. year old
boy of Reading, found his father's
house on fire, while he was there
alone. He tftafc things quite, cool,
picked u.p bis playthings and. clothes,
and. took bis dog to a place of safety
and then went after his lather.—Hillsdale Leadei?.
While going to Lima last Friday
.with the remains^of, Mr!*, M. J« Easton
of Ann Arbor, Oliver Martin's hearse
tipped over due to the heavy drifts
from the day before. The casket was
uninjured but the hearse was damaged
quite badly. The accident was unavoidable as the drivex* took great precaution to prevent a tip over.
Mother Johnson Predicts Disaster.
"Mother Johnson," the well known
colored prophetess who has *'told fortunes" in Ann Arbor for more than a
score ef years, and who has set at rest
the mind of many a love-lorn maiden
in times of .trouble, predicts disaster ,at
the St. Louis Exposition next summer.
"Many people who go there for pleasure will never turn their faces homeward,-"' she says. "Whether the loss of
life will be through fire or ftqpd or by
some other means she does not say,
but sticks to the original- statement
that many wili lose their„lives.—Union
Record.
No Place For Him.
The other day a very old man with a
cane was seen making his way slowly
along Huron street. He was in the
road, but very few teams were out, A
young fellow with a delivery wagon
came dashing up the street, and as if
actuated by an impulse to do the old
man serious bodily injury, drove his
horse into the old man, felling him
heavily to the earth. After a few moments he arose, uttering a few inarticulate word3. The young fellow checked his horse aud cried back insolently,
"you blankety-blank fool, why don't
you take the sidewalk? But it was
easy enough to see that a lame old man
could not keep the walk when it was
one continuous glare of ice. Painfully
he hobbled dowu the street, but there
was something in his look that seemed
to say, '^There's no place in the world
for an old man like me."'^-CTnion-
Recocd.
Equal Division of the Earth.
If the earth -were equally divided
among its present inhabitants, each
of us, mans -woman and child, would
get 23% acres.
Philippine Exhibit.
The perfume -woods and plants of
the Philippine islands "will be shown
at' the world's fair in a special collection.   .
Gather the roses of health from your
cheeks, - '
While the parks are shining with
dew.
Get out in the morning early and
bright
By taking Rocky Mountain'Tea at
night.      "Wheeler's Pharmacy
The Advice Is All Right.
In a divinity essay written by an
English schoolboy appeared the following passage: "So he sed unto
Mosses, Come forth; but he come
fifth and lost the jobb. Morral, Git up
urly.*"—New York Tribune.
Keen Sight.
, The kestrel is possessed of such
wonderful powers of sight that it is
able to see a mouse when it is itself
at such a height in the air that it is
invisible to the naked human eye.
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Auers
For hard colds, bronchitis,
asthma, and coughs of all
kinds, you1 cannot take anything better than Ayer's
Cfeerry
Pectoral
Cherry Pectoral. Ask your
own doctor if this is not so.
He uses it. He understands
why it soothes and heals.
"Iliada terrible cpagli foraresks. Thenl
took Ayer's Cherry _*__* Tirnl ancl only one
"bottle completely enreti -n-e."
Mes. J. B. DA5*?oia_H, St. Joseph, Mich.
j. O.AXERCO.,
1,0-vrell, "Mass.-
JXToTblby
C. S. WORTLEY & GO.
ITpsilanti.
Our New
We will be in our new stores* Monday. March
the 28th, and will wblcome OLD and NEW  patrons.    Our grocery department will, be strictly
first class, and our dry goods and shoe depart- *
ments will be filled with up-tb*date -"goods and   --
quality will be our motto.
Miss Kuder "will have millinery in the dry goods.
department.   Her opening.will'be
APRIL 1 and 2
to which she invites all ladies looking for Best
class millinery.
Special Bargains
Friday and Saturday of this week  . ,,_
Before Moving.0*
S.T. FAIRBANK
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Varicocele impairs vitality and destroys tl>e elements «
manhood. Suigical means should not be employed to tre£";
this coinplaiut, as operations al-ways v,-eakeu tiie. parts- We
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without operation. Instead of maiming -aud mutilating tlie
organs, our VITAI^IEED TEEATiEEXT strengthens the parts.
removes.all pain or aching, restores the cifculat'ou, reduces
the swelling, vitalizes the nerves and estahlishes the vigor of
manhood. Our "treatment is tile result of 30 years' experience.
DR. SPINNEY,   ^       You feel its magic influence during the first wee'iz.
Dr.spmn^lco. PAY WHEN  CURED.'     .     .
We cure Blood and Skin .Diseases. Strictures,. Varioccetig,
Nervous Debility, Prostatic Troubles, Chronic, Ki_*ney. Urinary
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