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Accident Association B u c h a n a n R e c o r d . FINE CIGARS, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. -BY— J O H N C3-. HOLMES. Buchanan R ecord. Smoking Sets, TERMS. » I .BO PER YEAR PAYABLE IK ADYAKtai. GENTS* UYERTISlHE HATtS MADE RHOWH OH APPLICATION. VOLUME XXVII. BUCHANAN, BERRIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1898. NUMBER 39. i OFFICE—In Record Bulldlng.OakStreet w heuief "Tucy "are Trot '"HtteHy''Sur­ Toilet Articles, ! HAVE YOU SEEN A WOMAN’S CONCLUSION. Easiness Director^ GRAND DISPLAY passed by the goldfinch and canary I said if I might go back again. arrangement, by a kingfisher’s wing I SAJJBATU s e r v i c e s . To the very hour and plnco o f my birth. crowned with red shivering glass and ETC., ETC., ETC. SERVICES are held every Sabbath at 10:30 Might have my lifo whatever I chose. sham jewels, both in tawdry inso­ I 5 o'clock A . a., at tbe Church of the “ Larger And livo it in any part of tho earth. That Peculiar io p e a ls o . Sabbath School services immediate- The Knee Pant Suits lence and depravity of taste. What 6 y after the morning meeting. Prayer and confer- Put perfect sunshine into m y sky, is called “ barbarous” if found among taco meeting every Thursday ovoning. A. cordial Banish the shadows and sorrows of doubt. I Invitation ia extended to all. Have all of my happiness multiplied savages may, after aU, be the very And aU of my sufferings stricken out. height o f fashion in Mayfair, though Lightness and Flavor I SIT E D RRE CUKES CUL'UCU—Kev. U. U. fc'lory, Pastor. Sabbath services: Sabbath G. W . NOBLE If I could have known in the years now gone the cheap finery of the Samoan or I H. B IN NS, School 0:13 a. a . ; Preaching 1":S0 a . m.; Young Tho best that woman comes to know; People’s Meeting 8:00 v..u ; PreachiugT:00 l-.a African belle is marked neither by Could have had whatever will make hor blest Noticed in the finest biscuit, rolls, cake, etc., Prayer Meeting anil Bible HeadiiigTUursday even­ Bought in New York, for S3, §2.50, §3 and cruelty to the victim 'nor by gain to 8 OPPOSITE HOTEL. ing 7:00. Everybody invited to all these services. Or whatever she thinks will make her so— §4. They are just the thing for your boys. the artist.—Edinburgh Review. is due to the absolute purity and the ac­ Yea, I said, if a miracle such ns this 8 O. O. F,—Buchanan Lodgelodge So. 75 holds its Could be wrought for me, at my bidding still curate combination of the ingredients of regular meeting, at Odd Fellows Hall, on T h o C om in g ‘W ln ilow . L I could choose to have my past as it is 8 each Tuesday evening. i Nobby Youths’ Suits, And let my future come as it will. A simple mechanical contrivance the R o v m . B a k in g P o w d e r . T h e rji * A. M.—Buchanan Lodge So. bS holds a is being adopted b y English builders., SHOOTING STAftS. D . regular meeting Monday evening on orbefore ROSE & ELLSWORTH’S. I would not ltinkc tile path I have trod best thing ; in cookerv are al- 8 ------AND------ . More pleasant or even, moro straight or by which window sashes may be the fu ll moon in each month. I How tlie Beautiful Ethereal Pyrotechnic wide, given two movements, the one up­ ways made and,can be made D OF II.—Buchanan Grange So 40 meets on Nor change my course the. breadth of a liair. 1 Displays Arc Produced. [ • the second and fourth Saturday of each This way or that way, to either side. ward or downward and the other in­ only with the Many people have probably noticed nonth, at 3 o’clock p . bl. Stylibh Suits for the Heat! of the House. K o y a i. B a k in g ward. Practically only one action the phenomenon known as falling or W e are now-showing the most magnifi­ M y past is mine, and I take it all— i 0 .0 . A'.—Bnehauau Lodge So. 9S holdslts Its weakness, its folly, if you please; is required to effect the change from P o w d e r . Hence its use is A . reular meeting the 1st and Sd Tuesday even cent collection of Dress (foods, Silks and shooting stars. Although they are tug o f each m onth. Neat and Tasty Neckwear, Nay, even my sins, if you como to that. an ordinary sash to a casement so frequent, however, the true ex­ Velvets ever opened in this city. The fol­ May liavo been helps, not hindrances. universal — in the most lowing are some of the new fabries: window. By dropping a catch ar ,1 A. R.-W in. Perrott Post So.UU. Regular celebrated restaurants,in planation of them is not very widely CT. meeting on the drat and third Saturday If I saved my body from the flames one side of the sash the cord is se­ known. The stars themselves are so vetting of each month. Visiting comrades al- STYLISH HATS, Because that onco I burned my hand, cured, the window frame being re­ vays welcome. Fancy Hopsacking. Or kept myself from a greator sin the homes of.the people, far off (so far indeed that the ordi­ B y doing a less—you w ill understand. leased from the sash and slipping nary mind cannot grasp the idea of » troM A S 'S RE L t E P CO RPS, W m . Perrott Post Granite Cloth. into pivot hinges, when it can he wherever deliuious, VV So. SI. Meetings held regularly, in Grange In all shades and shapes. It was better I suffered a little pain, their distance) that we cannot as­ Hall, drat and third Saturday of each month. Check Natte. Better I sinned for n little time. oxiened as a casement aud keys itself wholesome food is cribe to them the long trains of light If the smarting warned me back from death. in so doing. W hen closing, the sash pOBERT HENDERSON, M. D., Physician aud Iredescent Diagonal. And tho sting of sin withheld from crime. that we see so frequently in the heav­ X I Surgeou. office. Rough’s Opera House Block. FINE FOOT W EAR again engages with the cord, which appreciated. Its ens There have been many ex­ Residence, So. U0 Erout street. Calls answered W ho knows its strength, by trial will know all hours o f the day and night. Scotch Basket Weaves. runs in a groove in the pulley slide W hat strength must be set against a sin, sale equals that of planations given at one time or an­ For Ladies, Misses and Children. The and serves as one of the guides to other, hut the one now generally ac­ I l L. BAXLEY, Homeopathic Physician and Satin Jacquard. best-line of §2 Slums in Berrien County.’1 And how temptation is overcome XT. Surgeon, office and residence in XnihoiFs Ho learns who lias felt its power within. keep it in its place when working up all others combined. cepted as the result of close investi- block, Buchanan, .Mich. Flow Shoes for all. Natty Bluchers for and down as a sash. In this arrange­ Fancy Knitted Effects. men at §2.00. So let m y past stand Just ns it stands, gation is that the Phenomenon of Y f S. MEAD, Manufacturer of Lumber. Gus And let mo now, as I may, grow old. ment the heading, which is general­ M ade with the pure acid of the grape. Siiootmgstafs-must" "fie attributed to j IL. ton Sawing promptly attended to on short Velour Tigre. I am what I am, and my life for mo ly used to guide and separate the notice. Buchanan, Mich. bodies entering our atmosphere. The l o : k a t u s b e f o r e y o u b u y . Is the best—or it had not been, I hold. Fancy Whip Cord. —Phoebe Cary. sashes, is entirely dispensed with, stars that w e see have no connection C. G O VESEY, Attorney at Law. Office the sashes being guided by suitable . o er Rue CS lvingery's hardware store. Bu­ Two Toned Suitings. II. ABIEL HATHAWAY’, Salesman. with “shooting stars.” chanan, Mich. A Cyclone’s Queer Freak. tongues working in grooves on the But, independently of the great J 4 ‘Cyclones does sorne funny tilings. ” right or hinge side. On the left side W. Ba KER, M. I ), Physician and Surgeon We have them all in great variety at at­ liagTraversed uneTnc.j.an guuiis ;1tUas planets, there exist in the planetary . Office over o . H- Baker's store. Diseases of Began the tnan with the ginger the sash, when closed for use as a ONLY A CHILD’S KISS. women aud chilurcu and Surgery specialties. tractive prices, for which our Dress Goods climbed the mountain wall that lifts regions myriads of small bodies L department is noted. But some are only heard. The grocer almost showed lifting window, engages with a metal upward from the Indus shore; it has But It Wrought a Wonderful Change In which circulate about the sun in JtL M. Brodi’ick, M.D., one of a kind anil just a dress pattern at iG signs of interest, while the man from block attached to the end of the witnessed a struggle between a hand­ the Dying Bully’s Pace.
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