1912-02-01; Saline Observer

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A., j. WAKREN. Editor.
SALINE, WASHTENAW GO., MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1912.
VOL. XXXXI.--NO 17
Without a Cent
WITHOUT A FRIEND
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"FLANDERS 20"
Automobile Accessories and all Garage Work.
The Saline Garage
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of the many things you will find at
Dietiker's Furniture Store
• Davenports Parlor Tables
Conches Dining Tables
Writing Desks - Sewing Machines
Oonibinatiori Bookcases     Morris Ohairs -
Sideboards Mahogany Rockers
Buffets        Pedestals        Tabonrettes
Library Tables-
Bugs        Mattings
Carpets      Pictures
Brass and Iron Beds
Oostumers
Lace Cm tains
Carpet Sweepers
Feather Dusters
AUCTIONS.
John Guenther, having sold his
farm iyi miles west of Saline Village
on the Clinton road, will sell at auction on
Tuesday, February 6, 1912,
at 9:00 o'clock sharp, the following:
8 Horses—Matched Span 9 and 10
years, Span Horses 12 years, Gelding
9 years, Span Horses 5 years, Mare 15
years: 9 Head of Cattle all Durham—
2 Cows 1 due April 1 and 1 New Milch,
o Calves 8 months old, Heifer 18
months old, 2 Steers, Bull; 67 Black
Top Ewes with lamb, 2 Black Top
Bucks, 1 Stock Hog Duroc-Jersey, 16
Shoats, 3 Brood Sows due April 8, 150
Chickens,
Side-Delivery Eake, Hay Loader,
Hay Tedder, Mower, Binder, Drill,
Roller, Disc Harrow, 2 Double Cultivators, 2 Single Cultivators, Self-Bake
Reaper nearly new, 2 Narrow-tire
Wagons, Wide-tire Wagon, Stock and
Hay Hack, Double Buggy, Single
Buggy, 2 Spring-tooth Drags, 2 Spike-
tooth Drags, Panning Mill, 2 Gravel
Bottoms, Scraper, Horsepower and
Jack, Power Sheller, Horse Planter,
2 Harpoon Forks, 7 Work Harness,
Single Harness,  Cutter,  2 Pair Bobs,
2 Plows, Cart, 90 ft. Rope, 22-ffc Ladder, Set Slings, 150 bu. Oats, 7 tons
Mixed Hay,  1*200 bundles Cornstalks,
3 tons Timothy Hay, 2 Corn Planters,
2 Log Chains, Log Boat, 2 Wagon
Tongues, Platform Scales.    *
Also 1000 bu. Corn, 60 Bushel Crates
2 Barrels of Cider, 40 Grain Bags,
Sheep and Horse Clipper, Blacksmith
Forge and Anvil, About 150 lbs Blacksmith Coal, 4 Good Horse Blankets,
Scalding Kettle, 1500 ft. o" Lumber, 2
Milk Cans, Hand Corn Sheller, Some
Household Goods.
F. D. Merit-jew*
Auctioneer
MAKING   OLD   NEWS   TIMELY
Haw Dr. Charcot Used the Paris Papers While Isolated in the
Antarctic Ice.
Making old news seem timely was
one of the diversions of Dr. Jean
Charcot, the French explorer, during
hie two years of isolation in the Antarctic ice, where he did some wonderful work in the scientific tabulation of
tides and. measurement of ocean
depths. He carried -with him two
years' files of the Paris newspapers
and on each day spread the papers of
the corresponding day of the two preceding years on the table in the cabin
for the benefit of his followers:
"I have recently turned out from a
locker," recorded Dr. Charcot in his
diary on July 7, midwinter, "complete
files of the Matin and the Figaro for
two years before our departure, kindly presented to us hy their editors.
Every day I put on the wardroom
table- the numbers corresponding to
the present date, and personally I
have never read the papers so attentively or thoroughly.
"If I must confess it, the news, now-
so ancient, the scandals, the affairs,
interest me just as much as if I had
never heard of them. I had forgotten
them nearly all, and I await the next
issue with impatience. I am now
much better acquainted with my country's politics and the world's happenings in 1907 than I have ever heen,
and probably than* I shall ever be
again."—New York Evening Post.
Wm. Kinsley, having sold his farm
\Yl miles east of Saline Village on the
town line, will sell at auction on
Thursday, February 8, 1912
at 12:00 o'clock sharp, the following:
2 Horses—1 Driving Horse 7 years
old weight 1200-lb and 2 year old Colt;
3 Head of Cattle—2 Cows 1 new milch
and 1 due in June, 1 Heifer Calf; 15
Fine-Wool Breeding Ewes, 9 Fine-
Wool Lambs, 1 Ram, 1 Brood Sow, 1
Berkshire Stock Hog, 10 Shoats,
Wagon with 2 set of wheels, Top
Buggy, Hay Rack, Side-Delivery
Rake, Dump Rake, Hay Tedder, MeCormick Mower, Grain Drill, Steel
Roller, 21-Spring-tooth Harrow, 60-
Spike-tooth Drag, 42-Spike-tooth
Drag, Steel Birch Plow. 2-horse Iron
Age Cultivator, Corn Drill, 2- and 3-
hoxm Whiffletrees, 3000-lb Wagon
Springs, 800-lb Scales, Wood Rack,
Caldron Kettle, Log Chain, 70 Chickens, 2 Double Harness, Single Harness, Gravel Bottom, Manure Plank,
400 bundles, Quantity of.Oats, Some
Hay, Quantity of Small Tools.
F. D. Mebithew,
Auctioneer
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the muQous membrane of the nose,
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Watch carefully, particularly the children, and for the racking stubborn
coughs give Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. It sooths the inflamed
membranes, and heals the cough
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