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SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY JULY 7. 190L
VOL. XXIVV--NO. 38'
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are not a back number
if we don't change out* **ad" very often. "
Tou will always find us ready to show the noytilties in
Dress Goods and Trimmings,
Ready to wear Hats,
,     Ready made Muslin Underwear,
Big line Hosiery and Gloves,
;        Extra values in Curtains, Linens
and other housekeeping goods. .
'Beady made Suits, or dresses made to order.
1'ine line of white dress goods and trimmings,
. , Standard Makes and Qualities
are always to be had at our store.
Sweet & Son's
SKIRT SALE
GOWTHYTUEB.
Dress Skirts and Walking Skirts.
All new and up-to-date garments.
All $5.00 Skirts
All $6.50 Skirts
All $7.50 Skirts
§3.73
$4.90
$5.65
One  lot  of G-inghams-Cheviots
15c and 25c reduced this -week to
12 l-2e
Davis & Kishlar
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
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DETROIT and BUFFALO
Leave DETROIT Daily   -    4.OO1P.WI.
Arrive BUFFALO    "       -    7.30 A. M.
Connecting "with Earliest; Tiairis for nil Points in KEff
YOKK, rEXXS\IiTANU and NEW ENUIlASD STATES.
Leave BUFFALO Daily   -    5.30 P.M.
Arrive DETROIT     " *  -   7.30 A.M.
Connectin-r -with, .Fast Express Trains for WORLD'S
FAIK, ST.XOriSandTHE WEST, withD.&C. N.Co.
for Macttnac Island and Northern MIeblcan Resort*.
Rate between Detroit and Buffalo $3.~o0 one iray,
$C50 round trip. Berths $1.00, $1.50; Staterooms
$3.50 each direction.
Send 2c Stamp World's Fair; Illustrated P&mpblet.
~   Send 2c Stamp Tourist Pamphlet Bates.
RAILTICKETS HONORED ON STEAMERS
First-class, Second-class, Tourist Special,.. Conventions
(World's Fair, St. I^jnUVreading-vUvGraEdTrunkRy.
or Michigan. Central By. between BUFFALO and
DETROIT will be accepted for (J. A.5bSa«(=,iff. S.&
Transportation on D. & B. Stms. \ P. 21 it.. Dttni^iTidh
Don't Be Fooledj
"""aire the ^fiu'l "£,*""$[£* pal
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA
MacJc only-by Madison Medicine Co.. Madison, Wis. It',
keeps you well. Qyr trade
mark cut oa each package:
Price, 35 cents. NevjrsoW
ih bulk. Accept no ;iubstl«
tute. Ask your diugtjiifc.
The Michigan    Central   station
Leonihas been discontinued.
A cyclone struct below Milan last
Thursday, doing considerable damage.
There were forty marriage licenses
granted iu this county during the
month of June.
Phoenix lodge, F & A. M., of Ypsilanti, is making arrangements for the
erection of a masonic temple.
G. C. Stimson, of the Chelsea Standard, has charge of the Glazier Stove
Co.'s exhibit at the St. Louis fair.
Manchester's volunteer fire department has resigned and now the village
"dads" can run "Romeo*' themselves.
—Ex.
Mrs. Marie Hixon«ot Tecumseh, the
oldest person In Lenawee county, celebrated her 104th birthday last week
Sunday.
Hon. B. C. Whitaker of Scio, has
announced his candidacy for the nomination of county clerk on the democratic ticket.
The Peninsular Manfacturing Co.'s
plant at A nn Arbor, was sold at auction Friday, E. A. Holden of Lansing,
bid it off for $6300.
Fred Coe, a prominent business man
of Ypsilanti, committed suicide in Detroit last week Wednesday, the cause
of the deed was poor health.
Prof. Gardner S. Williams, of the
Cornell University, will succeed the
late Prof. C. S. Greene as dean of the
U. of M. engineering department.
Morenci has 105 widows and 20 widowers, besides a score or more of old
maids and bachelors. And among the
latter class is the Observer editor.—
Tecumseh News.
The vomaH-who lectured in  Adrian
the otjjef*night aud said ''There are
husband"i except dead  ones"
me to, t"*,e r^g*.t   place   to   secure
"dead one3.."*^Hlree Press.
Wm. H. Springer of Ypsilanti, had
the misfortune to lose his left foot by
having it caught between two cars in
the Michigan Central yards at Ann
Arbor last week Wednesday,
There is some talk of extending the
village limit, and taking in some people who are now living in close proximity. The legislature will have to be
appealed to.—Plymouth Mail.
John Kelly of Chelsea, has commenced a suit against the Michigan
Central railroad for S10,000 damages
for injuries received at Dexter last
winter while in the company's employ.
The Michigan Central railroads company are making many needed improvements at Ypsilanti. A new water
lank, another bridge across the Huron
and a new coal dock are being contemplated—Ex.
Beading has a singer who is just Divine. She is also angelic, though she
eats bread and milk, ham and eggs,
tomatoes and olives, and drinketh ice
cream soda. Miss Josie Divine, a
young lady of varied; accomplishments
is a popular resident of Reading.—Ex.
Alderman George Pa.lin.er of Ypsilanti, fell in his ba.rn \3£% Thursday
and landed in t"p,e manger which
frightening bis horse which in turn
kicked Mr. Palmer in the side breaking two'r^bs. The shook brought on
heart trouble, and he died Monday
morning.
Over at Milford there is said to be a
great chance for bachelors. According
to the ceusus enumerator there is one
short street in that burg that has
eight women residing in half as many
houses and not a man or a boy in the
block, in the whole four blocks there
are a dozen females and only one male.
—Ex.
David Nottaway, one of the leading
Athens Indians, who recently received
a bounty from the government, was arrested for drunkenness one day last
week and gave this terse arraignment
of the law: "White man sell whiskey
by license to red man. Red man drink
he go to jail. White man's law no
damn good."—Ex.
The water has been di*.awn down in
the mill pond at Hud_ao.n, .a facilitate
the bu".h.in,g of lh,e new bridge at that
point, and this coupled with the taking out of the slash baai'da of the Peninsular dan. and the going- out of the
dam at Scio village, has reduced the
Huron rivei* lower at this point than it
has been for many years.*—Dexter
Leader.
The Toledo, Ann Arbor & Detr6it
electric line surveyors have finished
their work in Milan and are out near
Ann Arbor. They surveyed three
routes through this place, and it will
be some time before we know which
one they will build on. The road
comes just a mile west of Dundee.
They propose to make it as straight a
track as they can, so as to make the
running time between Toledo and Ann
Arbor one hour.—Milan Leader.
Between sixteen and seventeen thousand barrels of water will be required
to fill the experimental tank to be used
in the .study of marine engineering at
the U. of. M. the coming college year.
This tank, which is in the new engineering building, is one ef the largest
under coyer in the country. It is 300
feet long, 22 feet wide and from 10 to
12 feet deep. At one end is a dry
dock. There is machinery for towing
the model ships, which, are here tested
at the rate of 800 feet per minute. By
variation in the ballasting, the models
can be tested for
—News-Letter.
different  trimmings.
Few Whites in Southwest Africa.
Of the 4,000 white settlers scattered
among the total population of 200,000
in German, Southwest Africa, not
much more than 2,000 are at present
German and these are very largely
composed of the military and official
element.
Motormen Who Wear Veils.
Many of the New York motormen on
the surface cars wear veils as a protection, against the cold. The veils
are the same as those worn by women, and probably most of them belong
to the wives of the -motormen.
might Was Her Terror.
"I would cough nearly all night
long,"' writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate of
Alexandria, Ind., "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
51.00 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 50c and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at Weinmann & Matthews'
drug store.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
are now complete.
We are now prepared to show the largest and most cpm-
plete line of Hart. Schaffner & Marx Suits, Top Coats fand
Rain Coats we haye ever _ offered, comprising the latest
and snappiest patterns and fabrics.
Remember the H., S. & M. straight front Sack and Varsity is a new design in Spring Suits, selling from $14.00
to §20.00.
The H.. S. & M. 32 inch Top Coats are the newest and
most stylish overcoat you can buy this season. You won't
find them elsewhere. There are points of fit, style and
-quality that other makers do not have. They are priced
from $10 to S18.
Our lines of Spring Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, .Fancy
Vests, Hats and Caps are the largest we haye ever offered.
G. S. WORTLEY & CO.
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Our big mark down sale of
Perfect Health
for All Women-.
goa Ph.ora, Will j$nji Youjr TrouWes
%ad.J^(_yq*»5ife-*, Joy—It Has
Always pose This for Women
ancl Always Will.
FBEE TBIAL BOTTLE TO ALL WOMEN.
No matter how many doctors have tried and
Failed; no matter how many remedies yon have
used without results, Zoa Phora will cure you
and your euro will mean something:. It will be
complete and perfect and permanent. It always
bas done this and always will. AU the women
who have suffered from any of the diseases peculiar to their sex and who have used Zoa Phora
are to-day rejoicing ih the security of perfect
health and all the happiness it brings.
Zoa Phora cures all diseases and irregularities
of women, misplacements, leucorrhea, suppressed and painful periods, flooding, plies, kidney, bladder and liver troubles and regulates
the change of life. Not a mail arrives that does
not bring letters from women who have heen
cured of some of these terrible diseases and
whose lives have been made happy by the noble
and wonderful work of Zoa Phora.
Mrs. George Sidle, McGlure, Ohio, B. "E*. D.
No. I, says: "I was so nervous and broken down
Jhatl could not do my work. I doctored with
two of our home doctors, and they said I had
heart trouble. I had spells withmy heart whea
ltwouldbeatsohardandthenlwouldfaintaway.
I received a sample bottle of Zoa Phora, whieh I
took according to directions, an<j_ thought it was
Just what I heeded, so> J,threw the doctor's
medicine away- and; got. a. large hottle of Zoa
Phora. Ifchelped me so muck that I bought* two
moijejjottles.anAnow.4 am wejl aad strong. I
do. not J^ara the spfellj. with my heart since I
tjoplsi ""0% t-Jjora and Jam Tegular now, where
before I too*!; Zoa; Phora. I was very Irregular
i"4<l $ac_ sevese pain at monthly periods. I
$j.v$foiU".a it to be truly a 'woman's Friend.
flpf anyone calls in person or writes tome, I
will give them the particulars in my case. I
hope this will help induce some suffering
woman to try Zoa Phora."
* Write the Zoa Phora Go., Kalamazoo, Mich.,
for a free trial bottle and copy of their illustrated
medical book, "Di. Pengelly's Advice to
Women.'V The doctor will gladly give free
medical advice when needed.. Zoa Phora isfor
fale at $1.00 a bottle "by *
Wheeler's Pharmacy.
SUITS # ODD PANTS
continues, _  ,
Although many have taken advantage
of our liberal discounts in the past ten
days, we still have a fine assortment for
your selection in  both  Suits  and  Odd.
Pants.   It is our object to close out our
lines as near as possible at the end  of
every season. *
This week we shall add more suits tp.-
the closing lines-making the assortment*
good and ythe values* greater.
One lot of $10 and $12 Suits to close at
$8.75.
One lot of $13.50 to $16 Suits to close at
$10.75.
10 per cent discount on any suit in stock
including Blacks and Blues, H. S. & M.
and other reliable makes.
We have your size in Trousers priced
from $3 to $6 to close at $2.48. These
are certainly great values.
Our goods are marked in plain figures.
The price of the garment will be forfeited.
■ if it is found that the price mark has been
changed to meet the reductions.
Everything new in Furnishings.
YOURS FOR GOOD CLOTHING
Nissly Clothing Co.
for a few days
Our Skirt Sale is still on aud we must insist that
we are offering the largest line of walking skirts
and underskirts that have ever neen offered by
merchants in this,city and have been pronounced
by ladies who have examined them the best fitting and best.quality obtainable.
Our sale on these have been very, good, yet._we
have a large stock to <_elect from all the way
from age to $5.98.
The SPECIAL, SALE on these skirts will
close Saturday, July 2.
S.T. FAIRBANK
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