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SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH,, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1904.
A.. J. Warren, Editor.
VOL. XXV.-NO; 11 w
"American Lady" Corsets.
"Black Cat" Hosiery.
"Mentor" Winter Underwear.
"Standard" Muslin Underwear.
"Mendel" Wrappers.
W« Km axelMira agent* in Ypsilanti for the aboTe well known goods.        ,
New Dress Goods.
New Furs.
New Cloaks.
New Trimmings and Laces.
Omr store is fuller than aver of Brut class goods.
H. Sweet -& Son
All Christmas Goods in our West Window.
All Children's, Misses' and Ladies Sweaters.
XXJILJ-JF9   PRICES
Short Ends of Mattings.
We thank you for our fine Holiday business.
Davis & Kishlar
When yon are looking for
Christmas Presents
Remember that
j**.. o, 03LiA.:fl££::e3
has a fall line of
^ vRockers, Book Cases,
Rugs, Mtisic Cabinets,
Screens, Conches,
Center Tables, Carpet Sweepers
and all other articles fonnd ih an
up-to-d^te Furniture Store.
Call and, see them.
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Dr. James B Angell has been president of the University at Ann Arbor
m nee 1871
Hon. Ezra Rust of New York; has
subscribed §10.000 for the new TJ of M.
Alumni M murial building.
Ii. H Noyes, Ann Arbor agent of
the!"., Y , A. A & J Ry bas disappeared and his whereabouts are unknown.
Setli P Randall, a prominent attorney of this county and a veteran of the.
civil war, died at his home in Ann
Arbor Friday, aged 62 years
Little Martha Janowoki of Ann
Arbor, was burned to death last Thursday by poring oil on a blazing: fire to
brighten it. setting fire to hi'r dress
A Jackaon man was honored in
Harvard's senior class election, J. H.
Kathrop winning out in a keen competition for odiat. For the first time
in Harvard's history, not a single Bos-
tonian was elected.—Herald.
Northville is putting on great airs
these days because tha Duke and
Duchess of Manchester, who are touring Michigan, stopped there to in
*pect the fish hatchery and learn how
to stock tho ducal estate witlh new
varieties of fish —Ypsilantian.
A delinquent subscriber was dying
and the editor dropped in to see him.
w do you feel?" asked the pencil-
pusher. "All looks bright before me,"
sped the subscriber. "I thought
'so," said the editor, "you'll see the
blaze iu about ten minutes.—Ex.
The girls of the Ninth grade in the
village school and Miss Haynes, have
during the past few weeks dressed
fourteen dolls which were sent this
week to raaUe glad the inmates of a
children's hospital in Chicago. This
is practical Christmas giving and the
girls and their teacher are to be com-
mendfd for their missionary spirit.—
G**ass Lake News.
Mayor Brown of Ann Arbor, has
issued an order that no more turkey
raffles shall be held in the saloons or
other places of that city. He issued
the order on the ground that rafflrs
are detrimental to the best interests
Of tbe public, as they induce men of
limited means ro risk more money
than they can afford ou the chance ot
securing a cheap bird.—Herald.
A. good joke is related ou one of
Blis>fi''ld's prominent young men.
Last Saturday there was a five o'clock
morning service in the Evangelical
church, und the bell rang. That
young man, hearing the bell and not
knowing of the service, opined that it
was a flee alarm, and hastily putting
on his clotbr's, he ran all the. way to
the engine house before he discovered
his mistake.—Advance.
Coach Yost will not go to Wisconsin
or any other plaee He will be at Ann
Arbor during the footnall season for
the next five yi-ars. This announcement was made by M'litagei* Baird at
the football banquet Friday night,
tendered by the business men to the
football squad and the athletic author*
Hies of the university. It was during
Baird's response to a toast that he
made the announcement and it created
a hilarious sensation—Ex.
A merchant in a neighboring town
states that his advertising last year
cost him 54 cents for every $100 wort!
of goods sold. He used a hail page for
his business announcement eash week
and says that as long as people read
newspapers be will advertise. Th«*re'*
a man pos->es>ed of a good" held. Ju^i
as soon as merchants begin to look
upon advertising as a branch of the
which requires as muoh care as any
part of it, then will advertising pay.—
Enterprise.
Pretty Cold Winter.
Jamfs Rtsher, a former of Leroy
township, thinks he has discovered
unmistakable signs of tbe advent of a
severe, winter. Noticing a number of
squirrels remarkably active in his corn
field, he tracked the lively animals to
their nest in a huge hollow tree. This
seemed to b«* the bom>» of a half-hundred or so of t-quirrels and Rasher follow, d up his investigation by telling
tbe tree. He was well rewarded for
his pains, too, for therein he found
supplies of which the following is a
correct inventory: Two bushels of
hickory nuts, six bushels of large
acorns, nearly three bushels of butter
nuts, a half bushel of- hazel nuts and
over thrie bundivd pounds Of shelled
corn The entire lot of provender now
reposes in Rasher's granary, and the
squirrels bave begun the accumulation
of another supply. This will offset the
muskrat sign given by the Orion prog-
nosticator last week, and we can thus
tally one for eaeh side.—Ex.
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| You can hsrdlv find a home
1 without its Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral.   Parents know what
it does for children: breaks
up a sold in a single night,
wards off bronchitiss prevents
pneumonia. Physicians advise parents to keep it on hand.
" Tho "best coujjti medicine manev can buy
Is Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. For tlie coup's o£
children nothinpr could po- sibly "be better."
Jacob Shcll, Saratoga, Ind.
;-3e.,S0c..S1.0O. J. C- atetico.,
J All drmrcists.  £~„  Znnrell.  Mass.
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Ayer's Piils greatly aid the Cherry
Pe"teya! m   breaking  tip  a  cold.
A Costly Mistake.
Blunders are sometimes very expensive. Occasionally life itself is the
price of a mistake, bnt you'll never he
wrong if you take Dr. King's New Life
Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Headache, Liver or Bowel troubles. They
are gentle yet thorough. 25c, at
Weinmana & Matthews' Drug Store.
Power of Light.
The extraordinary resuscitating
power of light recently received a
curious illustration in the silver mines
at Laurium. A mine had heen abandoned 2,000 years, and the seed of
some poppies -was found beneath the
slag of 'a species -which had disappeared for twenty centuries. The slag
being removed, in a short time th*
entire space was covered with tho
iipst gorgeous show of poppies. After
their twenty centuries' rest they had
'loomed as vigorously as ever with-
- -.;-„,. \rater.
Fight "Will Be Bitter.
Those  who  will  persist in    closing
their ears against the  continuous  ree
ommendation of Dr.  King's  New  Dis
eovery for Consumption,  will  hare  *-.
long and bitter fight with their troubles, if not ended earlier by  fatal t>-r
mination.    R--ad what T. R. Beall oi
BeaU,-Miss , has to say:   "Last fall my
wife had every symptom of consumj*
tion.    She, took Dr. King's New Di—
covery after everj-tqing else had  Piled,     Improvement came at onot* and
four   bottles   entirely    cured     her."
Guaranteed by Weinmann & Matthew?
Drusrgists.   Pric- 50.-.and SI 00.   TV"»ti
bottles free.        ,
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Shotffnrshwe'ft-. Tifartuem a-i cnYiabia reputation
SS-wlSS Book on Firearms Free
Itcontaisai i^OT^r-vfcIl dpscrii^:eajoE "Stevci-a"
GaiisTl>atval.iat.IeiEformat"+ aonlnmtin_g-,tliepipppr
cara of -Ereanns, *cntci en *■ i -li s or A smrnsitA -on^ete.
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J. ST2VJ3SS A2aS & -ZOOl. CO',
.CHIO.-PEI* "Alio, :
The New
COLLEGE BRAND
Clothes for Fall and Winter 1904
and 1905 are ou d spla'ff come and
see what up-to-date hand tailored
styles are, big shouldered, tight
collared, unbreatable front coats,
extremely loose pants
B. t. B.& Co.
RAIHCOMS
Fine ail wool fabrics
made rainproof, and cut
in the very latest styles,
<x dressy serviceable overcoat for general wear and
to keep you dij in the
rain.
C. S. W0BTL1
EHZZS5S3EE3
Whenever and- wherever you meet
people socially or in a buiinois way, be
sure your clothes are a credit to you;
let the story they tell be in your favor
rather than against,;you. There's no
excuse for not having your clothes
speak well for you, and no clothes you
will eyer see will give you a better
recommendation than our Hart, Schaffner & Marx fine suits and overcoats.
There is a distinction'-of style about
these famous clothes which you will
not see in'any other. They are finely
handtailored and of the very best quality. We guarantee a lit. You can
put them on and judge for yourself,
and we can promise you complete satisfaction in wear and in price. The
little label is in them. When you find
it, you've found^the best clothes your
oney will buy,
A Few Hints for
Christmas Shoppers
Hart, Schaffner & Marx fine suits
and overcoats lo.OO.toflS.OO.
Other good makes 5.00 to 15,00.
Children's suits and overcoats 1.50
to 5.00.
Fur and Montana Coats 16.00 to
26.00.
Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mittens, Shirts,
Sweaters, Underwear, Collars, CnfFs,
Mufflers, Trunks, Grips, Suit Case3,
Neckwear, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,
Suspenders, Cardigan Jackets, Collar
Buttons, Cuff Buttons, Cuff Button sets
Stick Pins, Watch Chains, Fobs, Umbrellas and many other articles of
wearing apparel that mate handsome
and useful gifts.
A Merry Christinas to all.
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YOURS FOR GOOD CLOTHING*
Nissly Clothing Co*
We haye a good assortment to
choose from.   "
Mufflers Bedspreads
Scarfs Fascinators
Hand Bags Kid Gloves
Towels Golf Gloves ^..
A fine line of Handkerchiefs St
15c, 25c and 30c.
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