1905-04-27; Saline Observer

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k. J. Warren,. Editor.
SALINE, WASHTENAW CO.,'MIOH., THURSDAY, ABRIL 27, 1905.
VOL. XXV.-NO. 28
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Saline Opera House, May 3.
Interlocutor, Master James Howell
Master Roy Taylor Tambos:   Master Washington Patterson
Master ,Hase Ben nett Master John Schwer
Muster Herman Hagen Master Heine Spring    -
Master Eugene Trautwein Master Walter- Lloyd
Program:
PART ONE
Overture, "My Lily of the Nile"
"My Sweet Egyptian Maid.'"   (Oriental Ballad)
Entire Company
Mr. Geo. Benboe and Company
3 "What's the Matter with My Man in the Moon?"
from "Tho Royal Chef," Master John Schwer and Company
4 "Lucy Linda Lady"   (Novelty Song),      MRC Saltsgtvtsr AND COMPANY
5 "One Little Soldier Man"   (Japanese Military Ballad),
MASTER WALTER LLOYD AND COMPANY
6 "Back, Bask, Back, to Baltimore," Mr. D. Campbell and Company
7 "When the Harvest Moon is Shining on the River,"
Master Herman Eagen and Company
8 "Up in the Oocoan ut Tree," MASTER ROY TAYLOR AND COMPANY*
PART TWO
Oleo op Matchless Novelties
1 Exhibition of Bag Punching, by JOS. D. HE1TGER, '07 m.,
Champion of the Middle West.
2 Spanish Dance (in costume),    Masters Walter Lloyd and Roy Taylor
8   "Jin Jitsu wrestling" by Pujita AND Tanaka Japanese Wrestlers
4 Duet, "Just My Style" (iu costume) •
Masters Walter Lloyd and John Schwer
5 Club Swinging, Ex-Amateur Champion, Dr Geo. A. May
6 "Billy was a Bos'um," (sailor song and dance in costume),
Masters Roy Taylor. Heine Spring, Renville Wheat, Harry
Black, Roy Jacobus, Grover Sukey, and Dion Benham.
Tickets on Sale at the Waiting Room.
Tickets 25c,      Children under 12 15c,       Reserves ioc.
F. D. Ford of Saline, has been
thoroughly schooled in the
and is ready to make estimates  for
work anywhere in
Washtenaw County
Copper Cable Rods cost six times more than
Iron, yet we are putting them on buildings at
ahout the same price as others we have reaped
a rich harvest in the past.
Our Copper Cable Rods have the endorsement of over goo Insurance Companies in the
United States.
Full protection guaranteed as long as our
rods are on the building.
Yours truly,
Ford of Saline
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Successor to Weinmann & Matthews
Extends Greeting
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We are ready for Spring
W. B. Rane of Whitmore Lake, is
setting; out a large peach and apple orchard on his farm just east of the village. There will be SOO trees of each
bind in the orchard.—Standard,
A correspondent to one of our exchanges tolls of au ingenious arrangement he saw at a cross roads corner
recently. It was five mail boxes attached to an old wagon wheel fixed on
a post set iu the ground in such a way
that the mail carrier could turn the
wheel so as to bring all the boxes
within reach without getting out of
his vehicle.—Dexter Leader.
Dr. Thomas Cooley injured his foot
this week while unloading bis new
launch at Whitmore Lake. The boat
slipped and fell catching his foot before he could step out of the way. Tt
was thought at first that the bones
were crushed hut examination proved
that this was not the case. The
injury, however, has been severe
enough to keep him indoors ever since
the accident happened.—Times.
We are informed that the long-
promised new depot for Manchester is
an assured fact this time. The plans
and specificfl tions are said to he nearly
completed. The building will be a
large one, with telegraph and ticket
office, ladies' and gent's waiting-rooms,
baggage and toilet-rooms, etc. It will
be heated by stuam and lighted by
gas. It is to be located on the south
side of the main track, with entrance
to the grounds on Jackson street.
The sidetracks will be shortened so
people will have to cross only one
track, on Jackson street. The grounds
will be graded and more attractive.—
Manchester Enterprise.
S. J.Reyuold* of Saginaw, and S. G.
Reynolds of Lawton, were in town ten
days and leased 1,200 acres of land lying adjacent to the railroad on both
sides, on which they will prospect for
coal. They are very earnest in the
matter, and seem to feel eertain that
coal in paying quantities will be found
in this vicinity. S. G. Reynolds,
better known as Gustave, lived at Oak-
yille until about 13 years ago, when he
moved lo Lawton, and of course is
knowu to almost every one here, is the
prime mover in the deal. They left
Saturday morning for Saginaw, where
they will make a map of their leasage
and perfect their plans lo put down
test holes in the near future. If they
are successful in finding coal it will
mean a boom for the town and surrounding country.—Whittaker Item
Milan Leader.
Moscow   Marriage   Market.
A marriage market is held annually
near Moscow, and it is said that over
one thousand marriages are arranged
there each year.
Greatness.
Great men seem to be a part "of the
infinite,  brothers of    the    mountains
and the seas.—Ingcrsoll.
PEOTECTED Bl THE GUABA.XTEE
Xo Dyspeptic should hesitate to try
Pepsicola TaMets on tliese terms.
Thousands who were once the victims of indigestion and stomach
trouble are now well and strong
through the use of Pepsikola tablets.
People who have suffered the' agonies
of indigestion, for ..years are daily
brought back to perfect health, and
the proprietors of this remarkable prescription have such entire confidence
in its virtue and power that they have
given a written Guarantee Contract to
Weinmann & Matthews agreeing to refund the 25 cents, in case the remedy
fails to henefit as elaimed.
If you arc nervous, despondent, careworn and without energy, or if you
have dizzy spells, heartburn, coated
tongue or sour stomach just make up
your mind to try Pepsikola tablets and
obtain relief.
The manufacturers are so sure that'
Pepsikola tablets will aid and strengthen your digestion, make the rich red
blood course through your veins and
put new life, new energy, and new
vigor into your stomach that they
have instructed Weinmann & Matthews to tell all dissatisfied purchasers
that they can have their money hack,
chesgrfffUy and without argument.
Fine Butcher for Cruelty.
For carrying a pig by his ears and
tail a Newcastle (England) butcher
has been fined for cruelty, though several experienced hutchers testified
that that was the correct way to carry a pig.
&id Not Want a Bath.
A young woman entered one of the
local drug stores yesterday and asked
the clerk for a sponge bath. Then
she blushed and said slie wanted a
hath sponge.—Eagle Lake Headlight.
EAfXEU A ttemosthopless cases cured
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■"wBi^M"** anteed. All druziEists. 25and
SOc. Bee]rTr»e.  Hermit iemeiijiee., ChWaeo.
Impure blood always shows
somewhere. If the skin, then
boils, pimples, rashes. If the
nerves, then neuralgia, nervousness, depression.   If the
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stomach, then dyspepsia,
biliousness, loss of appetite.
Your doctor knows the
remedy, used for 60 years.
' IletnrnhiR from tlie Cuban -war, I was a
perfect-wreck. Blv blood-was bad^and my
liealth was gone. But a few bottles of Ayer's
Sarsaparilla completelv cured me."
H. O. Doeiiler, Scranton, Pa.
S1.00 a T)ortle.
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J. CATER CO.,
Lowell.  MasB.
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Aid the Sarsaparilla by keeping the
bowels regular wttti Ayers Wfis.
is a liquid preparation for varnishing or finishing new or old wood
or metal work.
It is especially adapted for hard
wood cr soft wood • floors, interior
woodwork, and can be used successfully in many other ways, such
as for refinishing front doors, furniture, carriages, oil cloth, wire
screens, iron fences, radiators, etc.
It covers all mars, scratches or
disfigurements and produces a durable, smooth, brilliant, hard and
elastic finish.
It stains and varnishes by one
application and is not affected by
hot or cold water or by soap or
water.
It is made in many different and
popular colors.
It is applied with an ordinary
paint brush and good results are
easily obtained by an inexperienced person.
It is better than other finishes
used for the same purpose became
it contains more pure linseed oil,
which is the true life of all paints
a"nd yarnishes. By our process of
oxidizing linseed oil we have sue
ceeded in producing a yarnish
which contains more oil than has
ever before been used, and at the
same time a reasonable quick-drying article of great durability.
The cost of Jap-a-lac is very low
in comparison to its great ability-
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Never has it found-us with so large a
line of new and up-to-date clothing and
furnishing goods.
Our cut shows one of pur new College
Brand young men's suits—the double
breasted suit—which are so popular this
season. We are giving a great deal of
attention to our young men's, clothes.
They are not the small sizes Ior men
nor the overgrown, boys' suits but built
especially for young men with.all the
care and style given to tbe tailoring of
our men's line suits.
A complete linei of Hart, Schaffner &
Marx, and Stein-Block suits, Top Coat
and Rain Coats, from S12.50 to ©25.00.
Do not fail to see them before you buy.
G. S. WORTLEY & CO.
Owing to the popularity of our
G-IFT of a handsome suit case with
every • OASH" purchase of a suit or
spring oyercoat at $10.00 or over, we
have decided to repeat our proposition
for this week, Saturday, April 29.
We will have a case for every purchaser under the conditions stated.
Remember these cases are full size,
with brass lock and trunk fasteners
and are easily worth $1.50 each.
Full lines of the celebrated Hart,
Schaffner & Marx and M. Wile & Go's
superb suits to select from.
YOURS FOR GOOD CLOTHING
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Old Papers for sale
Call and see my line of fancy
They are beauties.
E. H. Cressy,
Jeweler a*ad ©pticm-si.
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