VOI.XTME X X X III. BUCHAN AX, BERRIEN CO., MICH., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1899. ■ NUMBER 24

of this conference tnar oeoi e uu j -rvji^cx* discuss any ox tne facts connected wren 0 NEVER SAW HER HUSBAND. decided to leave the cabinet at this the resignation, expressed his personal SEEDS 'THAT HEED FIRE. GENTLENESS IN WAR. time. At this conference there were A Nantucket Couples Are Both Blind regret at the tVrn of affairs. He said: Cui'iaits and Interesting Facts AJuvut Singular Characteristic of th e present, besides Secretary Alger, his and He Thinks of Her its “I feel great- sympathy and great re­ Gcrlaiu Trees in GalWoniia Samoans—An Illustrative military aid and close personal and po­ spect for the Secretary. History will show Still young. litical friend and adviser, Maj. Hop­ that if he has erred it has heen on the t and Australia, In cid en t. kins, and perhaps some other persons side of the soldier, on the side of those who were fighting the battles. No man in that A .California pine ti\ee whose seed Mi*, and Mrs. Charles H. Chase, of War is savage in its very nature, and The Secretary of War Ten” or person who also a deep intores t position has ever had more at heart the Nantucket, ai*e each nearly 70 years old in the future of the secretary. There interests of the soldiers, their comfort and cones can only be opened by -fire or one looks for war among savages to be great heat has heen attracting consid­ and they have been married the greater peculiarly barbarous. That such is not ders His Resignation to has been no disclosure of w*hat passed their welfare. Time and again he has said part of that time, yet the wife has never by the seaside, but it is significant that to us that everything must yield before the erable attention at Hew Gardens, Lon­ always the case among the people of requirements of the men. in the field, and if don. It seems, however, that this tree, seen her husband, for she has been * the return of the secretary to Washing­ the funds were lacking lie would pay for it Samoa is attested by a letter sent f rom pinus muricata, is not alone in its blind since she was five. He, too, has Samoa by an American gentleman who ton was followed by prompt action. himself. He will leave the department with been blind since he was 18. He arrived in Washington Tuesday the respect and esteem of everyone in it.” salamander-like requirements, for a recently visited Apia, and who gives a Many Cabinet Changes. former Australian living in London A neighbor, talking to a Washington description of Mataafa’s army in camp night, too late to make any official Star man, says of them: calls. Almost before the executive de­ Secretary Alger’s departure from the writes as follows to the London Mail: after a battle between the rival claim­ Will Doubtless Be Accepted and cabinet will leave in it only three of “No one would suppose that blind partments were opened for business “The wattle tree of Australia (acacia ants to the throne, says Yonth’s Com­ Will Probably Become Effect­ those members who entered it at the be­ decurrens) also possesses the same pe­ persons were the caretakers of their panion, Wednesday morning he called at the ginning* of the administration, namely, culiarity and its seeds will only ger­ little home. Inside there is not a speck ive the First of August, white house and, visiting* the president of dust to be seen. The floors are spot­ “We went all about among the huts Messrs. Gage, Long and Wilson. The minate when subjected to great heat. where the savages were resting after in his office, announced that he had number of changes that have occurred Saaldng the seeds of this tree in boiling* less and the windows are decorated concluded to resign his office. What the battle and making preparations for in the 21/, years of its life has been very water or roasting* them in a frying pan with house plants. Both Mr. and Mrs. the next fight. It was a very peaceful | passed . hostilities. In it he said some-things Circuit May Be Made In war department doubtless will be given manent occupant of the office. This Avhich ought to cool doAvn the partici­ Eels appear to be pretty hardy in Thirty Days. to the press. gossip also included questions of lo­ New York, July 20.—A fire, whose pants in the Chicago meeting whieh at­ captivity. There are in a tank at the A military gentleman declares that Came Sooner Tltaa Anticipated. cality, and the opinion was expressed origin is unknown, destroyed more tacked the president. For instance: aquarium a number of eels that have in the year 1902 he intends with a friend The belief had prevailed in Washing­ in some well-posted quarters that the than a quarter of a million dollars’ “I am afraid that spnifle people at thrived and grown- fat there, although to travel around the world in 30 days. ton for some time that Secretary Alger selection would be made from the west. worth of property on the Brooklyn Ava- home will lie aAvalce r.ighfa" worrying they must there content themselves His companion will be Prince Hilkoff, would resign from the cabinet, but the All this, however, is mere speculation. ter front Wednesday night. It started about the ethics of this war, thin Icing with a gravel bottom • instead of one the Russian minister of railways, says date generally set for it was toward the. and it seems probable from the fact in the large eight-story grain elevator that our enemy is fighting for the i ight of mud, which they would seek in Stray Stories. close of the year, after he had submit­ that the resignation was submitted of the Brooklyn Wharf & Warehouse of self-government, etc. The w ord ‘in­ nature, says the New York Sun. The “Suppose,” he says, “we start from ted his annual report, in which he in­ only Wednesday that the president has, company. The elevator, being a frame dependence,’ Avhich these people roll eel in captivity is rather susceptible to Baltimore. It is, say, 3,150 miles to Seat­ tended to sum up what had been ac­ not yet had time to canvass the situa­ structure, burned rapidly and was soon OA*er their tongues so glibly, is to them fungus, but the disease responds readi­ tle; then, via the Pacific, to Yokohama complished during* his brief but event­ tion and make a selection. totally,destroyed. The fire extended to a word and not much more. ly to treatment, and the eel never loses 4,500 miles, whence to Port Arthur, via Nagasaki, it is 1,200 miles more. ful direction of the war department. Causes Muck Comment. buildings Nos. 275 and 276 of the Ex­ “It means simply with them license its appetite. All the eels in this tank Its tender then had been regarded as al­ celsior stores, which are constructed to raise hell and if they got con­ have increased materially in size and “At Port Arthur we leave ship, and, The news of the resigntion caused a going ashore, take train on the Man­ most a foregone conclusion, in view of buzz, of comment in all public places, of brick, six stories in height, and cover trol they would raise a fine crop cf it. weight there. The eel that has been Mr. Alger’s announcement about- a a ground’ area 150x125 feet. These two It is true that they have a certain num- in the tank the long*est time came from churia extension of the Transsiberian month ago that he had concluded to en­ but at tbe white house there was nc railway for St. Petersburg, 5,600 miles, evidence that any unusual event had buildings were completely gutted and ' ber of educated leaders — educated, Cold* Spring Harbor and has now been ter into competition for the vacancy in their contents, consisting* of about 2G0,- however, about the same way a par­ in tbe tank about three years. One of thence by rail direct to Berlin, 1,000 occurred. The president went for a miles, and On to London, 750 miles. Ship the United States senate to be caused drive with his niece, Miss Duncan, late (1Q0 bushels of grain and valuable ma- rot is. the eels .was caught about.a year and by the expiration of the term of Sena­ chinery, destroyed. The stores and el­ - “They are, as a rule, an illiterate, a half ago right in the aquarium; taken a g a in , this time on the Atlantic, to New tor McMillan, a strong* supporter of the in the afternoon, handling the reins York, 3,200 miles, winding np with 200 himself. There were, no callers of im­ evator were the property of the Brook­ semi-savage people, who are' Avaging from the valve of a pump, which had administration, and that he had enlist­ lyn Wharf & Warehouse company and Avar not against tyranny, but against become choked up! The eel Avas got miles or legs of railroad. portance during the early part of the “The total of rail travel is 10,700 miles, ed in his active support Gov. Pingree, evening, but about nine o’clock Secre­ the grain belonged to various con-s U&^ld-Bhxon order and decency. Their out substantially uninjured. It has OfL ’to whom had been attributed free criti- signees. The loss is estimated at from conduct during* the several about doubled its Aveight since then. a n d of Avater 8,900 miles, an aggregate tary Hay, accompanied by Senator Fair­ of 19,600 miles. y-—JsA cisms of the policy that was supposed, to banks, of. Indiana, wdid 'isyjust back $250,000 to $300,000; well insured. • j f'.iti6hths preceding the outbreak was The eels are fed on chopped-up clams, be cherished by the president toward ■ one. of insufferable arrogance and ego­ with occasionally some live killies, “An average of 40 miles an hour by the Filipinos. from an inspection of the Alaska boun­ 'Buffalo Man Elected. ( train and 20 by ship would insure the dary seat of difficulty, Marne over for Port Huron, Mich., July 20. — The tism. They were SAA’ollen np by the fact which they are easily able to catch and There have been many explanations that our people made .too much of them which they like. Killies, in fact, make transit within 30 days. a talk on this subject. Secretary Hitch­ fight for supremacy and office 'in the Prince Hilkoff declares that with the and denials of the facts in that case, cock and Comptroller Dawes called so­ at first. I, for one, hope that Uncle a good bait in fishing for eels, with the but in the end the impression was con­ supreme tent, Knights of Maccabees, is completion of the great Siberian line to cially f or a few minutes. There was no over, Maj. Boynton withdrew liis can­ Sam will apply the chastening rod killie hooked through the back in such veyed that the result of the Michigan good, hard and plenty and lay it on un­ a way as not to Kill or deprive it of the Port Arthur and Ta-Lien-Wan in 3902, evidence of a cabinet conference, ancT didacy for reeleetioh as supreme record he Avili make the time from London to visit of the secretary had been to no suggestion of anything in that line. til they come in to the reservation and power of motion. ' change the relations between tbe pres­ keeper, and George. J. Siegel, of Buf­ Shanghai 32 days. There was nothing to give out for pub­ falo, Avas elected to the office. D. P, promise to b.e good ‘Injuns.’ ” Russian Oil; ident and himself to such a degree as lication, it was said. Inquiry of the The distance from London to Yoko­ to make the restoration of their former Markey wag reelect^ supreme^ com­ In the Russian, oil district of Baku hama' hag already been done in 20 days. cabinet officers still in town showed the A Queer Coincidence. the average daily production of crude Status impossible and to render the con­ mander. "Dr. Ransom E. Moss, of this same unwillingness to talk of the res­ city, an old friend of Maj. Boynton, was The Stillwater (Minn.) Prison Mirror in 1898 was over 20,000 barrels (of 42 A Duel by Post. nection of the two as part of the same ignation. Some of them said that they official family undesirable. reelected supreme medical examiner by tells of an Irishman at McCook, Neb., gallons) more than in 3897, and as the Dueling is passing out of France. Re­ had felt that the resignation was like­ a vote of 49 to 42, defeating Dr. D. E. average number of wells producing in The .Visit to H otart. Avho went out to celebrate the other cently a Paris journalist offended an ly to come at any time, but that they Wolf, of Pennsylvania. night and returned at. three in the the former year was 146 more than in ■ artist by a criticism, and in a letter re­ At one time since then there was were so surprised at the published an- ■ morning only to find that his family the latter, the average increase per well ceived this: “Yon are below my level, ground for the belief that a rupture p.ouncement that it was actually in Painters Killed, had also been enlarged by three in the per day was about 100 barrels. Philadelphia, July 20.—Michael so I simply send you a cuff on the ears might be avoided, but this belief ceased }iaiui that they were at first inclined to meantime. He looked at the clock and by post.” In response this was sent: to be held when the news spread that regard it as premature. O’Connor, aged 40 yeai*s, and Michael then at the kids, and remarked: “It’s Explosive Compounds. “Thank you for the cuffs. In return Vice President Hobart and Secretary Corbin’s Tribute. MeGlinchey, aged 38 years, painters, a quare coincidence, Howiver, Pm Thirty years ago there were only two 1 desire, to shoot you by post with six Alger were in conference at Norman- Adjt. Gen. Corbin was seen during were killed Wednesday by the break­ dom’d glad Oi didn’t return at eight!” dozen' explosive compounds known to bullets. Consider yourself dead!” burst. It was largely at least as a result lhe evenin2) im&> while not wishing to ing of a stringing scaffold. chemists;, now there are over 1,000. x HOB

PRINCESSES WHO CAN COOK. First publication July 13, 1899. HER GORHER OH PUPPIES, Notice of Sale of Real Estate. * Nearly All of Tliem Are Model Cooks TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Berrien, gs,— and Housekeepers. S Probate Court for Baid county. Geo. ffyman 1 “ The Niagara Falls R outt. ’’ In the matter of the Estate of Alexander Lamb A CURIOUS DREAM AN D HOW IT SOMETHING "NEW UNDER THE deceased. ■ CAME TRUE. SUN" AND BY A WOMAN. It would he hard to find in all Ger­ Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an LEAVE BUCHANAN. ' many a princess who is .not a good order granted to the undersigned, administrator of Detroit Night Express, No. 5 ...... __ 12:20 A M die estate of said deceased, by the Hou. Judge of Mall, No. 6 ...... 9:46 A M A Woman of Sound Sense, Slio Did Xot Miss Grace Deed Has Secured All tile cook and housekeeper. For more than Probate for the County of Berrien, on the'15th day Fast Eastern Express, No. 14„. ______5:20 P M. of June A. D. one thousand eight hundred and Bclidve . in Dreams, Yet Slio Maltese Terriers and Is Holding a hundred years the daughters of rul­ ointy-nine, there will he sold at public vendue, to Chicago & Kalamazoo Accom., No. 22 7:22 P M Could Not Ignore Them For a Fancy ers In Germany have been carefully the highest bidder, at the premises in the. County of Berrien, in. said State, on Monday, the 28th day T his One. Brice Expected. trained an these arts. Empress Au­ if August 1899 at 10 'o’clock in the forenoon of TS-S/EhTS W EST. v that day (subject to all encumbcranc.es by mort­ - , LEAVE BUCHANAN, gusta Victoria took lessons in cooking The latest in the world of finance is gages or otherwise existing at the time of the Chicago & Kalamazoo Accom., No. 21 8:12 A M They hacl heeiv talking about hyp­ when she was a young girl, and she death of said deceased, or at the time of sale, the Bost.,N. Y. & Chi. Special, No. 15..„ 12:09 PM a “corner” on puppies. It isn’t J. was also so skilled as a dressmaker following, described real estate, to-wit: Mail, No. 3 . . . . ---- ...... 3:08 P M notism and the subjective mind. Then Tne north half ($£.} of the north half (14) of the conversation drifted to dreams, Bierpont Morgan, either, nor the Rock­ that even after she became empress she north-west quarter (%) of section thirty-six (36) A, F. Peacock, Local Agent. efellers, nor young Joe Leiter of had her attire made under her own Town seven ;7) South, Range nineteen (19; west. O. W. Ruggles, G. P. & T. A and one of the group told this story: wheat fame who is making this “cor­ Berrien Cotinty, Michigan. "I have no doubt that this is a true personal supervision. Grand Duchess J. T. BECKWITH, Administrator. ner,” It is a young woman who is do­ Louise of Baden told her only daugh­ Dated June 20,1899. We offer for VTuly some story. The woman herself told it tb ing it, and she is going about it in a. ter, Princess Victoria, wife of the Last publication.Aug. 24,1899. trade starters both . wet and Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago and me as the literal truth, and she is a manner that would challenge the ad­ crown prince of Sweden,'never to for­ truthful woman. And first, I want to miration of the Napoleons of finance dry. • get that “every woman, whether she First publication June 29, 1899. St3 LUUIU EIUIIIIUU, tell you about the- woman. She is and make the ordinary dog fanciers lives in a palace or a cottage, should J , Estate of William Treiiheih, Bceased. We offer 5 cases of turkey 85P“B I G FOUR K O U T E .^ ® [ .*- healthy and intelligent, and capable, a gasp with bewilderment. In the base­ be a careful housekeeper and a perfect ment of 122 West Twenty-seventh ClTATE OF MICHIGAN, County 01 Berrien, — Bs, Tub PoriiLAJt Route Between the Michigan good wife-,, mother, and housekeeper. cook.” Princess Victoria did not for­ tJt At a session of the Probate Court for said Coun­ red oil prints that have been Cities and all Southern P oints. She is sensible and ratlier matter-of- street lives Miss Grace Reed. She is a get this lesson, and there are few bet­ ty, held at the Probate office, In the city of St, Woman who lays little stress upon Joseph, on the 24tli day ol June, in the year one in the botton of the canal or Trams carrying passengers leave Niles as fact. She is not in the least supersti­ ter housekeepers or cooks than she thousand, eight hundred, and ninety-nine. follow s: tious. She has no objection to seeing looks and such like vanities. Hex* is.” Present, J acob J. V a n Hiram, Judge of Prohate. lake, they are soaking wet; GOING NORTH GOING SOUTH. I time and thoughts are taken .up by In the matter of the estate ol William Trenbeth, No. 22 1:18 pm | No. 23 7:55 a m the new moon over her left shoulder. Some of the princesses of England deceased. all sorts of honest schemes and plans it shows they are fast colors • No, 24 5:45 p m | No, 25 1:57 pm A broken mirror does not mean a are trained nurses, and the princess of On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, No. 28* 8:02 am 1 No. 27* 0:13 p m such as enter the mind of empire Wales is a skilled bookbinder. The of Henry Trenbeth praying that administration Our price for them is 3c. We *The above train runs between Benton Harbor death in the family before the year is of said estate may be granted to Benjamin D. and Elkhart only. builders or accumulators of stupend­ queen mother of Holland took care Harper or to some other suitable pe son. out. Thirteen at the table has no ter­ ous fortunes. Now, thei’e is a great Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 24th have have another lot of L. G. Smith, Agent, rors for her. And last, but not least, that her only dauhgter, Wilhelmina, day of July, next, at ten o’clock in the fore Benton Ha or, fortune in dogs, especially in puppies. O scar G. M u r r a y , Traffic Manag , e She sleeps well at night and seldom should, he carefully instructed in all noon he assigned for the hearing of said petition, fancy standard prints at 2c,. People generally don’t realize this. In domestic arts, and as a result it i's said and that the heirs at law of said deceased, Cincinnati, O. has dreams. and all other persons interested in said. eBtate, O. S. B la ckm a n, Trav. Pass. Agt., fact, from the time the Dog star began that the young lady is not only a good are required to appear at a session of said We offer all we have of Anderson, ind. “This -woman was all ready to start to join in the song of the spheres court, then to he holden in the Probate office, In E . O. M cCorm ick, Pas. Traffic Man., cook but also an excellent laundress. summer challies at 2c. Cincinnati, O. on a vacation trip. Her children were down to the day when Miss Reed hit the city of St. Joseph, and show cause, if any going with her, and her husband was When she was a child her greatest de­ there be, why the prayer of the petitioner upon the idea nobody seems to have light was to wash and iron her own should not he granted. And it is further ordered, We also offer 500 dozen to follow in a week or so. The trunks even dreamed of the possibilities of that the said petitioner give notice to the persons were packed, the tickets bought, and clothes. She also learned how to knit, interested in said estate, of the pendency ol said VANDALIA LINE p ripples but was not patient enough for such petition and the hearing thereof, by causing a handkerchiefs that usually Terre Haute & Logansport Ry. Co. the sleeping-car berths secured. She The particular breed of puppies on work. “When I become queen I’ll see copy oi this order to he published in the Br- went to bed the night before feeling chanan Record, a .newspaper printed and circu­ sell at 5c to 10c each, soaking TIMETABLE- which Miss Reed is making a “corner” that the poor people, who work so hard lated in said count}-, three successive weeks In effect May 14, 1839. Trains leave that everything was done, and well is Maltese terriers- They are pretty -and get so little, are well treated,” she previons to said day of hearing. wet, at 10c per doz. done. But that night this sensible, [Seal.] JACOB J. VAN RIPEN, South Bend as follows: ex’catures. closely resembling their fe­ said one day when she found that do (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. healthy, normal woman dreamed a FOR THE NORTH. line namesakes. what she would, she made no progress * Last publication July 20, 1899. We offer one case Coney No. 6, Ex. Sun., 1:30 P. M. For St. Joseph dream. It was this: She was starting It was only a week ago that the with her . No. 14, Ex. Sun., 8:55 A. M. For St, Josepji cn a journey. The carriage came to muffs, $1 quality, soaking FOR THE SOUTH. , ^ “cornering” process began, but thex-e At the court of Vienna the young No. 3, Ex. Sun., 11:58 A. M. For Terre Hante the cloor. She put in the children. As Is already said to be such a dearth of people are carefully instructed in for­ C1TATE OF MICHIGAN: wet, at 25c each; also a case No. 9, Ex. Sun., 6:50 P. M. For Logansport she put her foot on the carriage step k') In the Circuit Court for the County of Ber­ No. 21, Ex. Sun., 5:30 A. M. For Terre Haute Maltese terriers in the city and the eign languages. After Emperor Fran­ rien. IN CHANCERY. worth $3 each, soaking wet, Note.—No. 9 will run daily on and after June she looked up at the driver to give country roundabout that tire species cis Joseph became engaged to Princess John F. Sonllxerton, Complainant, 1 11, 1899. him some directions. To her surprise might be entirely extinct for all that Elizabeth of Bavaria, one of his first vs. $1 each. For Complete Time Card, giving all trains and he was the man who had been com­ Olinda Sontherton, Defendant. 1 station’s, and for full information aB to rates >, anybody can see of them. acts was to furnish' her with teachers Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the Conn through cars, etc., address * ing every morning to take her grocery “I keep the puppies on a farm near who were to instruct her in the Ital­ ly of Berrien, in chancery, at the city of St. Jo­ We offer 200 parasols, worth C.M. WHEELER, Agent. ,, and market orders. She got in the seph, on the lOtli day of May, 1899 Terre Haute, Ind. 1 i Hempstead, It. I.,” Miss It'cecl said to ian, Hungarian, and Bohemian lan­ It satisfactorily appearing to this court by affi­ up to $5 each, for $2 each. OrE, A. Ford, >'' carriage, and it turned into a hearse a reporter. “They are very delicate guages, and great was his satisfaction davit on file, that the'defendant, Olinda Bonther- Gen’l PaBs. Agent, St, Louis, Mo. almost instantly. Then she awoke. ton, is not a resident of this State, but resides in animals and make great pets. They when he was informed in a short time the State of Indiana. On motion of A. A. Worth­ We are closing out a line “The dream was so real and vivid are not the most valuable breed of that liis betrothed was making excel­ ington, complainant’s solicitor, it is ordered that that it frightened her. It came hack the said Olinda south ei-ton cause her appearance of lawns and dimities at 2c, dogs by any means, but are getting to lent progress in those languages. The to be entered herein, within four months from to her the instant she awoke in the be the most fashionable. queen mother, however, was not yet the date of this order, and in case of her appear­ usually sold at 5c. morning. She could not shake it off. ance that she cause her answer to the complain­ St, Joseph, South Bend i “Now, there’s Grover”—Miss Reed satisfied. She remembered that the ant’s bill of complaint to be filed, and a copy So worked up did she get over it that pointed to as cute a little puppy as emperor of Austria was also king of thereof to be served on said complainant’s solicit We offer imported, full re­ she made up her mind she would not ever balled itself together for a snooze. Poland, and she insisted that the fu­ tor, within twenty days alter service on her of a copy of said bill, and notice of this order; and gular made stockings for men, Souihtjin Railway. go on the vacation trip. She told her “He’s only three months old. Under ture empress should also learn Polish. that in default thereof, said bill he taken as con­ husband so at the breakfast table and fessed by said non-resident defendant. split foot, with all brown or ordinary market conditions he ought —New York Hex-aid. And it is further ordered, that within twenty Time Table in effect June 11, 1 8 9 9 . nearly drove the worthy man out of to fetch Befox*e another month clays after the date hereof, the said complainant black double soles, high his wits with astonishment. But he is up I expect he’ll he worth three Mats. cause a notice of this order to he published in the Southward trains Northward trains was smart enough to go to work in Like many articles of the feminine Buchanan Record, a newspaper printed publish­ spliced heels at 20c per pair. times that price. ed and circulating in said countv, and that said Non No 1 toilet the muff was first, the property publication be continued therein at least, once in No 3 No 2 No 4IN0 6 just the right way to talk her out of “How did I hit upon the ‘cornering’ Ladies’ the same. All the i t + f t $ of the woxnen of the nobility in the each week, loi six weeks in succession, or that he r>.m. _p.m. x’ her determination. He sympathized idea? Well,I noticed that the Vander­ c uise a copy of this order to be personally serv­ a. ra. STATIONS a.m. p.m. a.m. middle of the seventeenth century. above are at less than half 5:25 5:20 10:25 LcSt Joe Ar 8:45 O .0-0 10:45 with her, dwelt on the great disap­ bilts and the Astors and others of the 'd on said non resident defendant, at least twenty 5:34 5:34 10:38 Vineland 8:34 2:09 10:34 pointment it would be to the children, elite were beginning to take a fancy Every woman of fahsion carried one ! lays before the time prescribed for his appear- 5:40 5:40 10:44 Derby 8:28 2:0310:26 to he in style. mce. ORVILLE W. COOLIDGE, price. 5:49 5:49 *0:52 Baroda S:20 1:56 1 ':20 U and ended up with the old saw about to Maltese terriers, and I knew it A. A. W orthington, Circuit Judge. 5:57 5:5710:59 Glendora 8:13 1:09110:13 dreams going by contraries. The re­ wouldn’t be long before these pace­ In Venice the first muffs were very Complainant's Solicitor. l7-w 6:08 6:08 11;10 Galien 8:02 1:39110:02 small, of or , and lined with 6:40 6:4 11:42 Ar So BendLr 7:30 1:10 9:30 sult was that she finally came to her makers of fashion would make the p.m. p.m. a.m. ' a m. p.m. a.m . senses and agreed that she was fool­ fui-, pretty gold buttons often set with rest of the ‘400’ and their imitators jewels fastening the openings for the Train No. 12 (is freight, but will carry pas­ ish to be influenced by a dream. take up the fad for these dogs, too. Mortgage Sale. sengers) leaves South Bend at 4 :0i p. m , Galieu: Whereupon her husband told her she hands. Muffs were of sable, ermine or 5:10: Glendora, 5:57; Baroda, 6:30, Derby, 6:45; “And so I began buying up as many gray fur. The black muffs had not e f a u l t h a v i n g b e e n m a d e i n t h e Vineland, 7:00 and arrives at St. Joseph at 8:09 was a sensible woman and in due puppies as I could find. How many D conditions ol' a certain mortgage made by yet come in for fashionables. They sarah E. Spore to Willis Treat, dated the first day p. m. daily except Sunday. course of time took himself off to his have I? Well, I just don’t like to tell. oE April, 1896, and recorded in the office of the t Daily except Sunday. office, congratulating himself that he wex-e used only by the poox-er classes Register of Deeds for Berrien county, Michigan, X Sunday only. It’s part of a well-conducted business . In Paris, during the latter part of •>n the 18th day of April, 1895, in liher G(i of Mort­ Direct connections are made at South Bend. had done a good job. not to divulge its resources. I will Ind. will] Vandalia Line at our new passenger | last century, the muffs carried were gages, on page 226, on which mortgage there is depot without transfer, and good connections are “By and by the carriage came to say this, however, I don’t think there claiming to bo due at this date the sum of one fiat, large nxid fantastic. In the early umidied twenty-five and sixty-one hundredth dol­ made with L. S. & M, S. R. R. and C. & G. T. li­ take them to the depot. And the are many of the Maltese terrier pup­ part of this century chinchilla • was lars, ($i25.60), together with an attorney fee of lt. for all points east. driver was the identical grocer's man pies left hereabouts, outside of my col­ ten dollars, ancl no suit or proceedings at law have For full time card and any oilier information in used for muffs and they were carried been instituted to recover tlie same. regard to rates and connections, call on, or ad­ she had seen in her dream. lection.” when the fair owners wore straw hats Therefore, notice is hereby given that tho un­ dress: Frank R. Hale, '“ What does this mean?’ asked the And then Miss Reed added, laugh­ dersigned will sell at public auction to the high­ COME ANP SEE US. Traffic Manager, and thin slippers. est bidder, on Monday, the 2Sth clay of August, St. Joseph, Mich. woman, breathless with astonishment, ing: “I guess I’ve got the puppies 1S99, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the front all her fears returning. ‘Why are you ‘cornered/ ’’—New York World. door of the Court House, in the City of St. Jo­ LATEST IN FANS. seph, in said county of Berrien, State of Michi­ driving this carriage? Have you left gan, the following described real estate, covered the grocery?’ Engagement Rings. by said mortgage: Milwaukee, Benton Harbor & Columbus Engagement rings among the Egyp­ The latest seashore fan is made of A part of lot number five, in block B, A. C “ ‘Yes. ma’am,’ answered the shells. It is beaxxtiful, but a tx*ifle Days’ addition to the Village of Buchanan; farth­ man. -This is my first trip. The liv­ tians wex-e always made of iron, sym­ er described as commencing six rods and seven South Bends ind* Railway Co, Time Table, - eryman offered me more wages, and bolizing the mutual sacxifice of lib­ feet west of the south-east corner of said lot five; thence running west five rods and twenty inches; llgfPClosed evenings except Saturday. EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1899 I like the work better. So I took the erty. One of the earliest gems used thence north four rods; thence east five rods and if in the engagement rings was a load­ twenty inches; thence foul- rods to place of be­ job/ ginning. WILLIS TREAT, Mortgagee. GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH ‘“ You can drive back to the stable; stone, which was supposed to Indicate A l e x E mery., Attorney for Mortgagee. No 3 No 1 No 2 No 4 I am not going to the depot/ she the force of attraction which drew the Dated May 26, 1899.—L7wl3. E x Ex E x E x A maiden from her own family into an- Sun Sun STATIONS. Sun Sat said. p m a at a at r at “And she did not. The fulfillment of other.- 510 8 00 Buchanan 10 00 5 35 Gold money used to circulate in First publication, July 13,1S99. 4 50 7 42 ’‘■'Oakland 10 20 554 the first part of her dream was too 4 42 7 33 Berrien Springs 1030 6 06 much for her nerves. She went back form of rings in Egypt at a very early MORTGAGE SALE. Putting under Carpets. 425 7 21 *Hincliman 10 45 619 in the house, took off her wraps, tele­ time and the Egyptian at his marriage HEREAS DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE Putting on Shelves. 4 16 714 * RoyaV on 10 lit 6 27 placed one of these gold rings on his in the payment of the interest money secur­ 4 00 7 00 Benton Harbor 1110 645 phoned her husband, and sat down to Wed by a mortgage dated the 17th clay of October, JL ®1 Wrapping Furniture, vFlag Sation. wait developments. Even her hus­ wife’s finger to signify that he ti-ust- 189(5, made and executed by Wilson Winner of Cleaning Glass wax-e. ed her with all his property. Bertrand township, Berrien County, Michigan, to H. E. Dickinson, w band was too much impressed to Ellen J. Wonier, ol the same place, which said Always Useful. Gen. Frt- & Pass. Agt., Among the Anglo-Saxons the bride- BbntonHarboh, Mien. blame her. The next morning the heavy for any other than the athletic moitgage was recorded in the office of the Re­ papers had an account of a dreadful groom gave a pledge, or “wed,” at the gister of Deeds of said county of Berrien, in liber betrothal of the ceremony. This girl with a penchant fox* flirting with 75 of mortgages on page 25 on the 19th clay of § e e m tg railroad accident on the first page. mosquitos.—New Yox-k Herald. October, 189(5 at 12 o’clock m., ancl, The car in which she and her children “wed” Included a ring, which was W h e r e a s , the amount claimed to be one as in­ placed on the maiden’s right hand, terest on said mortgage at the date of this notice, ot it cated, electric liglxt and water. Fox- Handlord. A wonderful story of a glorious =ca toes are pointed and the are of pa ze preach! Stoppa ze preach!” And reer. Over 500 large,. radjant pages. 100 superb, in today?’ ‘Yes, sir,’ I said, ‘just ar­ the priest actually cut the sermon particulars apply to R e c o ’k d office. Sc e C r e a m S o d a rare engrayings. Richest, biggest, best and only striped ribbon, in which the dress col­ rived/ He thought for quite a while, endorsed “Gladstone Book” published. Only orings are observed. short in order to accommodate the im­ —AT---- $1.50. Commission, 50 per cent. Ureditgivo and then he suddenly pulled out his * Berry Checks* Freight paid. Outfit free. Drop dll trash and The toe, around the instep and along pocketbook. ‘O, well/ he . said, ‘I patient tenor, whose voice now rang clear $300 a month with the Only trne and good the upper edge of the tie, is embroid­ reckon y’ kin gimme a. glass/ ”—New out with such fervor as to thrill the Get your berry checks printed at W . N . B r o d r ic k ’s “Gladstone book.” Addrtess T h e D ominion Worshipers and justify the juuwttw.' Company, Dept. 36, 352-356 Dearborn street ered in silk. Helen Grey-Page. Orleans Times-Democrat, - the Record office. i r rrv i m h h m h i i r Chicago, FOB A GARDEN’ PARTY. POPULAR IN PARIS. MAKES HIM SHIVER. There is more Catarrh in this sec tion of the country than all other I ttaEats 1Vith S'lower Ornaments the Thing Young ladies of Trance Wear Clocks on The Man: Had Host All Control of His diseases put together and, until the T h is T ear. Their N'eeks. - JCervc.s, last foAv years, was supposed to be in­ curable. For a great many years \ 1 Jeweled timepieces that tick off the '2 There is at least one predominating “I tako a drink when I feel like it,” doctors pronounced it a local disease ieaturc in' the beautiful bats sent to fleeting moments, and also serve to said a Canal street business man, “and and prescribed ‘local remedies, and ub this year—they are generously dee- tell hungry wearers when it’s time for can’t see that it has ever clone" me any by constantly failing to cure with orated with flowers, A novel idea, lunch, are still seen, ornamenting the harm, hut I witnessed a little episode local treatment, pronounced it in­ this morning that has haunted me curable. Science has proven catarrh, ever since, and has forced me to do a a constitutional disease and, there­ Fog Infants and ’Children. whole lot of thinking. I had stepped fore. inquires constitutional treat­ into a bar very early to- get a cock­ ment. Hall’s Catarrh On re, m anufac- tail, and while it was being compound­ tured by P. J. Cheney & Co., Ohio, is ed a middle-aged gentleman came and The Kind You Have the only constitutional cure on the asked one of the attendants to pour market. It is taken internally in him out a little plain whisky. He was doses from 10 drops to a tenspoonful. carefully dressed, and had all the It. acts directly on the blood and mu­ J^gefablePieparatiofiforAs- marks of refinement and good breed­ cous surfaces of the system. They simiiating IkeTood andReg ula- ing, and his request was so unusual offer one liuudred dollars for any Sing th£.Stoiaa£hs andBoweis of that I turned involuntarily to look at case it fails to cure. Send for cireu Bears the him. The bartender exhibited no sur­ lars and testimonials. Address, prise, and placed half a small glass­ F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. ful of whisky at his elbow, but the Sold by Druggists, 7(5 c. instant he stretched out his hand I Hall’s Family Pills arc the best. ProiBOtes'I)igesfioTi,Gliserful- saw that the man was on the verge of ness axtdBestGon tarns neither nervous collapse. He shook like an ❖ ❖ ❖ Qpium'MorpMne nor Mineral. A Special Bargain aspen, and when he finally managed H o t l i f i c j o t i c . necks of the bric-a-brac girls. One to seize the tumbler Its contents flew for newspaper readers. The Thriee- drawback to this sort of a pin is that in every direction. a-Weah Detroit Dree Press and the it gives discourteous boobies an ex­ “ ‘Let me assist yon, colonel,’ sa'd Buchanan Rh< o r b , both four months Reaps o f OLd-HrSAMUElPlTCEER cuse for staring. The impression pre­ the bartender quietly, and pouring out for only 40c. This special price is Pimpknt Seed* Alxr.Senna * vails among the sober-minded that a another drink, he leaned over and held made in ord'er to introduce the pa­ AocAeOcSdls — girl should wear her clocks on her it to his lips. The old man said noth­ pers to new readers. Take advan­ Anise Seed, « stockings, just as her grandmother ing, but gave him a haggard look that p p e r t n in e - too, is to perfume the flowers with a tage of tliis wonderful offer at once, i Ccaiona&SaSw * did. ______went Into my heart like a knife. My also do your friends a kindness by fl&mSeed - delicate odor, so that they will seem God! what a look! Shame, humilia­ calling their attention to It. Ad­ dariued Sitnar-. as lifelike as possible. V ic to r ia ’s K m v Y acht. hSi&iyreen- Ftmwrt The queen’s new yacht is fast ap­ tion and abject animal terror. It start­ dress, Tnis Buchanan IIecokd, Many of tbe large drug stores of the proaching completion, and no effort is ed the sweat on me like water. Well, Buchanan, Mich.. Apeifecf Remedy for Constipa­ leading cities keep perfumes that are being spared to have everything in he drank his whisky, stood still for a ❖ ❖ ❖ tion:, Sour S tomach .Diarrhoea, prepared especially to use in seen time readiness for the launching ceremony, minute as if gathering himself togeth­ A $40.00 Bicycle. Given Away Daily. Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­ artificial flowers. The perfumes are er, and sauntered out an cool as ever. to be performed by the duke and duch­ The publishers of The New York ness andl/Gss o f S l e e p. of triple and quadruple extracts, and, ess of York, at Pembroke dockyard, I asked the bartender whether he had though a little more expensive than on May 8. many such customers, and he laughed. Star, the handsomely illustrated Sun­ Yac Smuts Signature of ordinary odors, hold their fragrance The new vessel is to be named the “ ‘Lots of ’em,’ he said. ‘There isn’t day newspaper, are giving a High twice as lone;. Victoria and Albert, and will be the a first-class bar in town,’ he went on. fiiUDF, Bxcvcnn each day for the The picture hat is made of mull, ‘that don’t patch up a few old hoys 1 ke N E W YOHIC. fifth royal yacht set apart for the largest list of words made by using , lisse or any sheer fabric over special use of her majesty. It will that every morning. They’re not a frame of wire. The brim, is very also, be the largest, and, to judge from drunkards, hut they have been at it the loiters contained in broad and many of these picture hats rile elaborate work which has been ex­ so many years that their nerves are T-H -r H-T-W ¥ ”D - H - K ^”T"A~P mm have nifties of baby ribbon covert g pended upon the vessel, the most hand­ gone, and, although they don’t know the brim. it. they are working on absolute y no more times in any one word than some of the five. Constructed of steel, it is found in The Nrm Yorl,' Star. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. At the left side is a huge how of the new Victoria and Albert will he nothing but whisky. As soon as they striped ribbon. At the right are sev­ get a little fresh fuel in'the morning Webster's Dictionary to be consider­ THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY, sheathed with four-inch teak wood, ed as authority. Two Goon Watctief jgitgy eral water lilies entwined with and again covered -with solid brass. they are all right, but tbey come in ■3SS&3&Z wreaths of small green leaves. The scared and out of their wits and (first class timekeepers) 'vi]l be given The dimensions are: Length, BSC feet; daily lilies may he of silk or mull and are breadth, off feet; depth, 2” feet, and thinking they're going to drop dead for second and third-best- lists, perfumed with lily of the valley col­ every minute. I'll hot that gentleman and many other valuable rewards, in­ displacement. 4.700 tons. She will, cluding Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, China, ogne. as there is no extract of water therefore, he twice the size of the royal you saw can sign his name without a lily. yaelit built in 185,1. Her indicated quiver.’ Sterling Silverware, .etc., etc., in or- White ribbon striped with green horse-power will be 10,000, and her “I walked out reflecting. It was a de,r of merit. This educational con­ and faint hands of yellow correspond speed 20 knots. All the fittings and weird sight, gentlemen, and I don’t test is being given to advertise and hewitehingly with a water-lily trim­ decorations are of the most costly and want to witness it again. Suppose we introduce this successful weekly into ming. Around the edge of the brim handsome description, and ail the wood go and have something?”—Now Or­ new homes, and all prizes will be is a narrow raffle of white chiffon del­ used in the construction of the cab­ leans Times-Domoemt. award'd promptly without partiality. Twelve 2-eenl stamps must l>e inclos­ icately embroidered in pale yellow and ins and saloons has been treated so as Cupid Aiubuslied. green. Underneath the brim is a mass to render it noninflanunabie. ed for thirteen me flee trial svTsi'ription of the water lilies and leaves. Mr. Slowgait (about to propose: with full particulars and list of over The furniture from the yacht now in time, 11 p. m.)—“I am about to say use will be transferred to the new 300 valuable rewards. Contest opens -Orfl.-vviri gro o m C ourtesy. something, Miss Chillington. that I and awasds commence Monday, June Victoria and Albert, which, when en­ should have said some time ago. Look A pretty little woman who recently tirely finished, will have taken two 20th, ami closes Monday, August came to Chicago, teaches, among into my eyes and toll me if you can­ 21st. 1800. Your list can reach us many other “means of grace,” the years to complete, and it is stimated not guess what it is?” will have cost £1,000,000. The scene Miss Chillington (suppressing a j any day between these dates, and will yonrt how, an absolutely necessary receive the award to which itmay.be thing for tbe ambitious to know how on hoard at the present time is a busy yawn)—“You look as sleepy as I feel, j one. Work is carried on at high pres­ so I guess you must be going to say ; emitled lor that day, and your name ‘ to perform. will be printed in the following i§sue The ceremony is simple enough sure, and everything is being rapidly ‘good night.’ ” i hut thoroughly pushed forward. All of The New York Star. Only one list when one knows how. The woman who Good Enough to E-st. I am a farmer located near Stony Brook, one of the most malarious wants to he presented nrast apply at hands are working in day and night can be entered by the same person. shifts, the latter by means of eleeirie Take a cup of sweet cream and mix Prizes are on exhibition at The Star's districts in this State, and was bothered with malaria for years, at times th e lord chamberlain's office, Ft. with it two tablespoons of. strained so 1 could not work, and was always very constipated as well. For '■ James* palace, for the necessary card, lights .specially installed for the pur­ business offices. Persons securing" pose. white honey. Stir ay oil and .spread bicycles may have choice of Ladies’, years I had malaria so bad in the spring, When engaged in plowing, or form, which has to he tilled in, tell­ thickly upon- 'the face and neck. Al­ ing of whom she is the daughter, of The preparations, too, for the visit of Gentlenwn’s or Juveniles' 18.99 model, that I couid do nothing but shake. 1 must have taken about a barrel the duke and duchess of York are be­ low it to remain, on for an hour, then, color or size desired. Call or address of quinine rills besides dozens of other remedies, but never obtained whom the wife, name and address of wash off with tepid water. the lady making the presentation, etc. ing made on an extensive scale, and* Dept. “E,” The New York Stab, any permanent: benefit. Last fall, in peach time, 1 had a most serious A 236 YV. 39tlr Street, New York City. These names the lord chamberlain Ter by. which is also to be visited by , When in Chicago. attack of chills and then commenced to take Ripans Tabuies, upon a submits to Queen Victoria for her ap­ the royal couple for the purpose of Make your head quart ers at Mrs. CL friend’s advice, and the first box made me all right and I have never Si proval. and if they pass her august opening the new pier, is subscribing been with vit the n since. 1 take one Tabuie each morning and night scrutiny presentation cards are for­ liberally in order to give them a royal E. Blake’s boarding house., :T>! La Salle Ave. Buchanan people espe­ and ^ometinies when I feel more than usually exhausted 1 take three in L» warded the eager applicant. and hearty welcome. Sires ! On. the day of the drawing room the Military and constabulary will line cially welcome. a day. They have kept my stomach sweet, my bowels regular and I 1 applicant takes her cards to Bucking­ the route, and the whole of the ar­ ■4* *»*■ have not had the least ?.'*uch of malaria nor splitting headache since 1 ham palace and gives one to the page rangements-will he under the chief Ice Cream Social. commenced using them. I know, also that l sleep better and wake up in waiting stationed in the corridor, control of the'earl, of Cawdor, who will The Young People’s Christian Un­ more refreshed than formerly. ! don’t know how many complaints and the other to the lord chambeidain entertain the royal visitors during ion of tbe Mr. Zion Church will hub! Ripans Tabuies will help, but I do know they will cure any one in the their stay in South Wales.—London in the presence chamber, who an­ an Ice Cream Social at the home of Whooping Cough, Asthma, condition i was re d i would not be without them at any price. 1 nounces the names to her majesty or SI ail. Jerome Seha tv. Friday oven big, July Bronohifis and Incipient honestly consider them the cheapest-priced medicine in the world, as the princess who is acting for the 21st. Ail a ';1 invited. Consumption, is queen. If the queen holds the draw­ Tile Hvtls of Flirtation. tbey are also the most beneficial and the most convenient to take. ing room in person the woman pre­ “In flirtation there is the same dissi­ ! am twenty-seven years of age and have worked hard ah my life, the sented removes her right hand glove, pated element of excitement so beguil­ same as most faime s, both early and late and in all kinds of weather, places her hand beneath that of the ing in gambling—uncertainty: in fact, and l have never enjoyed such good health as I have since last fall; in we might add to the dictionary defini­ queen and kisses her majesty’s hand. CASTOR!A fact,, my neighbors have all remarked my improved condition and have "When one of the princesses holds the tion a still later one: “To flirt.'gambl­ ing in hearts.’ ” “The flirt, like the xicars the signature of Char. II. Fr-nTCHER said, “ Sav, jofcn. v/mri are you doing to look so healthy ? ” drawing-room ladies only courtesy W .\X ? ICD.—A ease o f ba*i hoai*?i tin;* ti l 1* a N S ^ t!l u*.t benefit, 1 1 »*y banish pain ami prolonglife and omit ,the hand-shaking. The gamblexv feeds upon the intoxication of In Use for more than thirty years, and s y relief Xot*» shi**v*. r i K ; i -V: ’is «•*» \: ps-«.*k; ft? sxii*1 no substitute, R I*P*A*N*ii The Kind You ITcvve A lmay~ Bought. W Uii*f* +>r twelve f*»r x>\* nt pay ilruj? store. Ten s?amx>lee and on© tboti* ‘■ ''courtesy is not slow and measured, Ms passions. In a few years he be­ sand mhr *vi*t <*o :> for 5 erecia forwarded to the Ripans Chemical Co., N

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4 LEE BROS. & CO., FORYOUR. Shoes, Hats and Caps, Cent’s D R U G G IS T S a n d M A IT " ■( Furnishing Goods, Tin Ware, ) BOOKSELLERS, Four per cent, interest paid in Granite Ware, Cigars and To­ have a large stock, of—— both Commercial and Savings bacco, Departments on time deposits. And Ten Thousand other articles go to Paris Green, Money to Loan on Approved Security. S. n

6 GOOD BAG HOLDERS. ” ' . ~ iTw© Facts About ■ . A Useful anil Labor-Saving- Apparatus to tlio Farmer. Our readers are invited to send iu any questions for information On this subject, and any commu­ nications bearing on poultry will be received with The old proverb, “Make your head pleasure and. will be fully discussed in this column. save your heels,” might well be ex­ i . tended to include fingers where grain- A riniekles1 C offee i:i • COMMON HOWI-S. St has set the standard -of quality for all competitors -for tile last thirty years* The strong 6 i bags are Still held by hand, as they Y / The common barnyard fowls, with very generally are. There, is, perhaps, est claim any competitor can make is that his coffee is “just as good as Arbuckles 5'/ 9 no breeding, have long' been consid­ that -will save so much lifting and so ( ered in many quarters by those who know little or nothing about the many tired hands and fingers as bag- THREE conclusions more valuable qualities of modern holders. Here are several based upon improved breeds of poultry, to be the one principle. good enough on the farm. This is a The stationary one illustrated in The best Coffee is Arbuckles’... The only Oov:hc to buy is ArbuOkies’. great mistake; up sort of lire stock Pigs. 1 and 2 is made as folows: Take The right thing is to Insist on Arbyekies’* is “good enough” for either farmer a piece of flat iron rod about six feet or poulterer now-a-days that is not of long, one inch wide and one-fourth of Noiseless SpH s'sg Wo. j o •NO, 8 0 the better or. best quality to be had. No, 72 Tape Measure, No. 78 A Spring It costs no more, on the average, to School Bag. Sixty inches long, Lady’s’ D.ott Buckle. Album of Illustrated B alance nick el -plated Silver plated artistic design. Sent Natural History. feed prime poultry per head, than it olios wide, 10 Inches deep, metal case, well- Scale. handsome colored postpaid ott iveripr of 3 cent Fifty colored pictures of Animals finished. It can posrage s:s-?p and 5 ssgua- does to maintain the scrubs. Many netting. S e n t p o s t-p a id on be carried in the selected for their beauty and rarity. small farmers adhere to the usage of vest pocket, gen t tnres cut from >v rappers of Sent post-paid on receipt of 3 receipt of 2 cent postage post-paid on Arbuckles’ Boasted Oufies. cent postage stam p and 1 0 -sig­ breeding the old, worn out barnyard J llp li s£amP and- ±0 signatures receipt of 2e. postage stamp and natures cut from wrappers of cut from wrappers of Arbuckles’ 1 0 sign atu res cut from wrappers of Arbuckles’ Boasted Coffee. H varieties that their graudsires tolerat­ Arbuckles’-Boasted Coffee. ed around the homestead, who throw Boasted Coffee. Wq, 77.. Tefc-sccpe 1 Drinking Ctsp. . away more good grain every year up­ •This article is prevented from fail­ IMo.79. Pepperand Salt No. 75. A Fifty Foot ing apart by its umqti." construction. on a given number of these mixed M easuring Tape. Nickel-plated and finished., Holders. kinds than would liberally feed the .73, Scholars'Companion. A very ' JC i l o 1 o sect Will weigh from same number of good Cochins, or A most useful article for school children, Highly useful TOKPliffiMll ___ iu cinlioss- V polished wooden article ytSLsuuLx ednickel one o u n ce to 20 v Brahmas, or Plymouth Rocks. The box with lo ck in the cover no pounds. S en t by and key, con­ houae- larger than express, charges pure breeds are liner and as hardy; an inch thick, with some spring to it. taining lead pen­ holdand a n o r d i- p aid by us, on they lay more, and richer, larger cil, pen holder, on the nary watch receipt of 2 cent Bend it till it takes the form shown in rule and rubber. farm. when tcle- postage stamp Brass case, scoped, and 300 signa­ eggs; they come to maturity sooner; Pig. 1, with the short end A below the Sent p o s t ­ tures cut from paid on re­ nickel- plut- w hen e x ­ Made of German Silver without they are far more quiet generally m edlinen tape tend e d seam or joint except where tops wrappers of Ar­ long one and sprung^ downward fro ceipt of two buckles’ R o a ste d about the place, they are seldom as­ cent postage y feet long, holds as much ns a coffee enp. Meet screw on and off. Sent post-paid it, so as to leave a hand’s breadth be­ . stamp and 15 Meat post­ post-paid on receipt of 3 cent on receipt of 2 rent postage, Coffee. When or­ sailed with sickness, "while all mon­ paid on receipt of 3 cerst postage p o s t a g e stamp and 1 3 s i g n a ­ stamp and 12 signatures cut dering name your tween the two parts that would other­ signatures cut stam p and IS oisttinravos cut from tures cut from wrappers of Ar­ Irani wrappers o f A r b u c k le s’ nearest E x p r e ss grels are more or less diseased; at from wrappers of Arbuckles' Boasted Coffee. wrappers of Arbuckles’ Boasted Coffee. buckles' Roasted Coffee. Boasted Coffee. Office as w e ll as maturity the cockerels make line wise touc-h. Gut several notches half your Post Office. roosters, and the pullets are good an inch deep and slightly more than a quarter of an inch wide on the lower No. 8 2 No. S3 Any one Book of tha following list will be sent post-paid on receipt winter layers. A flock of any sort of No. 88 A Table Cover. Mo. 9 8 side of the short end so that they Barber of a 2 cent postage stamp and 10 signatures out from pure-bred fowls, evenly plumed and Men's Sw ing The First Prayer. of good proportions is a beautiful will fit down over the long end. Then Suspenderc Strop. the wrappers of Arbuokios’ Roasted Coffee. at a point B, six or eight inches from A beautiful sight upon the lawn, in the run, or Elastic W eb A double strop, No. 8 4 A ONE fllGHT P/JYSTERY, and uvo other great Detective im p o r ted whore the two ends cross, give the Suspenders, one of leather and Htories, by “Oi.niji.EtTTn.” Picture 15x20 upon the cottage dooi. A flock of one of , durable, neat, No. 0 5 ADVENTURES OF A BASHFUL BACHELOR, by Clara in ches l a the common kinds which are noticed long end a twist and a bond down­ bound together. Augusta, a mirth provoking story. =ize. S e n t on some country-places are an eye­ ward, as shown in Fig. 2. In the long wcllmou; ed. Length, 22 inches, No. OG TEMPEST AMD SUNSHINE. A Novel, by Mbs. Mary J. i.'-r \vi Sent p< it- width, two Inches, IIolues. The must popular t- ni.ua writer of fiction of the age p o s t- p a id sore to the fancier, a loss to their end bore some holes for screws, and. paid on re­ trimmings nickel an receip t No. 87 THE SUNNYS1DE COOK BOOK, hy Mrs. .Tf.nnh J owners, and a disgrace to any farm fasten the now complete bag-holder to ceipt oftwo plated. Sent Harlan. This is on » of !i • most comprehensive, common Vi' 1 *A, o f 3 c e n t sense Cook Books ev-. ,• i.uhA h i. x in- estate in these days of progress and a post, the side of the granary or to ehne j» if- post-paid on .mWipaaiil p o sta g e ana rstnnjp receipt of two No. G8 OLD SECRETS AflD -v ~'W'"'DVSRJES. This hoot stam p an d Pl improvement. Discard them and use n::d SN s ;g- c e n t p ostage Handsome cloth, varie­ takes the reader out of t !i,i I •.: .: .j uf knowledge, and will the modern improved birds of any stamp and 13 gated figured pattern with, be found both entertain!.:,.r .. i.i ■[•.>! 1 0 s i g n a ­ caHiroB on! fringe, 32 inches. Gent /\ tures c u t ns from 1 ro m wrajw raj sign atu res cut post-paid on receipt No. 89 THREE THOUSAND ■ UI.UOS ''’ORTH KNOWING. In IV variety you choose. Yon can pur­ from wrappers of B. Moore, author of ‘ M x>r 't ,' • -vr-.J .Assistant"’ This hoot from wrap­ | | rets Of Air of two cent postage is an encyclopedia of highly useful nuker:’. uion in condensed form. chase a few for a small outlay, and, f I buckles’BoasiBoast Arbuckles Roast­ stamp and 33 signa­ ed Coffee. tures cut from wrapp :rs of No. 90 THE CITY OF DREADFUL H.O’WT, and other storioa- pers of Arbuckles’ Roasted Coffee. in one year, you can have a handsome = J r i L = = 1 ® cd Coffee. Arbuckles’ Boasted Coffee. by Rupyaux) B h-linx; flock of nice, thrifty, useful breeders that will give satisfaction and pay ■ KIq. 9 2 Kc. 9 3 liberally for their keeping and which ’ Kg, 94. A Basket of Beauti >*’ ; flo. ©5 Mo. 96, Noah's Ark. The First Kiss Two Is Company, A magnificent picture of Boses V. i-.m 1 > •' s fffOO B eS U tifu l you will not be ashamed to show to A menagerie, consisting of 12 pairs of The original Dor.epre, the great painter of ii>nv-.-». v. , SM oui^r jour friends when they call upon1 A beautiful was pp.intod believe this to be one of the iuu.ii.." u.iest ‘ A niruil.- -faephunts, Camels, Deer, Horses, you. | im ported by Percy Cattle. I'nr.keys, floats, 140ns, Bears, Tigers, Moran. This Each meurnring S>cxI7 VEERING AND DISEASES. picture lax reproduc­ Dogs and Cats. Each pair is coupled and 20 inches in tion in J ! inches. l'ho titles are In feeding poultry, give them t size. Sent printings is ’•Rummer Fragrance,” stands alone. They are lithographed iu FSGr.Ht a genuine A V -.so of Lilies,” and little of everything, if possible, that * post - paid work of art. many colors on heavy cardboard, cut out ean be used for the purpose. Corn on receip t Size hi Lx j '•rush and Sweet," arid i mbossed. Every feature of the Animals o f S3 cea s 25;£ inches. ! I.jvso three pictures ail 44 is very good in its line, but corn ex­ Hent post- j together, ’and will ho }is dJstJnctly 'town. The elephants are 7 any other convenient object where the p o a t a g e paid an i clusively is an injury. As a desir­ stam p and receipt efi xmr. past-paid ettvo- inches high and 10 inches iong, and the other grain is to be handled. two e e n f. j i-eipt ot 2 cent post, able substitute for meat use cotton­ When a bag is to be filled, slip 1 0 sig n a ­ postagei Animals are proportion'.tely large.•» S e a t seed meal and ground bone, mixed tures c u t stam p and ; flower pictures ever offered to the nuh!;:-. It age stsijisn a ,3,15 sig- post-paid on receipt of 2 cent postage the mouth around the iron circle pre­ from wrap­ SO sisn a- j is KiijXL’f.i, mclies in size, j'ent p;:?d m tu r c s cut from v. rap- in their soft food in the morning. ------tnres c ti t | on receipt oS'2 cent pontage stamp nu«! ; pars of Arhockles’ I stas-iy and 15 signatures cut from viously held by the last notch from pers of Ar- from wrappers of Arbuckles’ Boasted 1 1 0 osgnhviires cut from wraptwes of Ar- i - ! , . . , , , _ Peed at night good screenings, oats, buckles’ Boasted Coffee. Coffee. j buckles’ Roasted Coffee. ■ Iscsoteu t ouuc. i -wrappers of Arbuckles’ Boasted Coffee, and some corn. Green food need not the end A. Engage the cloth with the be necessarily grass, but chopped four short, blunk spikes C. G, C, C, that should be added to prevent slip-- ISo, ©7, Elghty-osie Gold Eyed Meedies. Wo. ICO vegetable tops, green rye or oats, and l-io, 9 9 in winter finely chopped clover bay ping. Loosen the end A, and let an­ Put up fn a Safety pretty mor- Mg. ©8 A Foe Ret Mirror steeped over night in water.- Always other notch engage with the end 13. occo case. as­ Pin Book sorted sizes, a itd Gcraib. Contains give some salt in the soft food; pro­ It takes but a moment to put on or and made by Hair Pin Cabinet twenty-four vide fresh, clean water always; and take off the hag, which is held firmly. the best Eng­ A metal box lithographed Set in neat leather nickel - plated lish manufac­ in colors, containing One Safety-Pins little boxes of sulphur, charcoal and The same holder may be made port­ turers. Sent Hundred Hair I’ins, as- ( combination case, with th ree sizes which enter able in two ways; first, by the use of p o s t - p a id sorted sizes and styles; white metal frame. the shields pounded oyster shells should be con­ on receip t straight, erimpled and in- stantly within roach, It is the vari­ brackets such as is shown in Pig. 3. v is i 1)1 e.- T li e different Sent post-paid ©a from either o f 2 c e n t styles are in separate com­ Side, requiring ety and the quality rather than These may be screwed to any conven­ p © s ta g e partments. Esen.E p ost­ r e c e ip t o f 3 cent no guiding •stam p and paid on receipt of 3 when being quantity that induce hens to lay. ient object in any place desired, the 2 0 sign a­ cent pon tage stam p postage stamp and secured or re­ They show their wants in the manner tu res out and 2 0 sign atu res cut leased. S en t end's being slipped in and taken out from wrappers of Ar­ V signatures cut from post-paid o k in which they accept or reject their from wrap­ buckles’ Boasted Coffee. receipt of 2 at will. The second may be made of pers of Ar­ wrappers of Arbuckles’ ____ centpostage food. Diseases are better prevented a piece of gas or other iron pipe se­ b u ck les’ 0 ? Boasted Coffee, Stamp ana 8 signatures cut from than cured. Where lice are found, Boasted Cof­ wrappers of Arbuckles’ Roasted Coffee. curely screwed to a. plank, as shown fee. cholera follows, for they are caused in Pig. 4, the end-piece B being slipped by one and the same thing—tilth. in the top. The advantage of this lat­ This represents one page of a List which is found in eaeli The. utmost cleanliness is necessary This Is a picture of the Sig­ pound package of Arbuckles’ Boasted Coffee, and with eaeli ter arrangement is that the bag-holder nature on Arbuckles’ Roasted package in which the List is found tire purchaser has bought in the houses and on the ground. Coffee Wrapper, which you are a definite part of some article to be selected by him or her may be taken anywhere upon the to cut out and send to us as a The yards should be often spaded up. farm, even to the field when neces­ from the List, subject only to the condition that the signature If the houses and coops are kept voucher. on the package is to be cut ont and returned t,o Arbuckle Bros, sary. No other part of the Coffee as a voucher, in accordance with the directions printed in clean, the fowls will free themselves, Wrapper will be accepted as a connection with each item illustrated and described in the List. of veimin by the dust baths. White­ One thing that must be borne in voucher, nor will this Picture be This List will he kept good ou lytili May 31.1000. Another wash is one of the most important mind in making these bag-holders is accepted as such. Sfi&ME ©3? ©ims SIGVJtfA'E’inSES AT?® PKINTE3? ©®T 3£EB> BA©K€rR0TO£&. page of this last will appear in tins paper shortly. that they must not be so high above articles in poultry management and M d r tts AROIICK.LE BROS., NOTION BEPT.S HEW YORK CITY, H. Y, it should be used freely. Light, the ground' that the bag will be sus­ sandy soils are best for poultry kept pended. The bottom of the sack must in confinement, as the rain carries rest upon the ground, else the weight down many impurities. and the jar will"tear the screws loose in a short time. The holder is for * DATE SITTING HENS. juabcls on Growing Trees. Fell Sixty Fact. keeping the month of the sack open, Palling sixty feet through an air- There is but little, inclination to not for lifting it also. As trees come from the nurseries batch clucks late in summer, but it they are always labeled with the name shaft and escaping with only a broken AGRIGDLTDBAL may be an aclvant tge to do so as leg was the experience of Aaron Krug- British. Crops. of the variety,-which is bound to some We have a Full Line of ■Agricultural Implements <4 ail kinds, chicks weighing about three pounds The most remarkable fact in con- branch of the tree with a slender wire son, a framer, who was at work on the sixth floor of an apartment house. DEEB.iNG Mowers, B i n d e r s , R e a p e r s , G ale Plows, W agons, eaeh bring good prices in the fall of nection with British agriculture is the which, however, will he found a good / ,the , year, , , it, should be the ,, rule . to ‘ great , increase. .in in „fruit ,, „and , flower Erugson had occasion to pass near Buggies. Dowaoiao D r i l l s , Threshing Machines. W indmills, ' batch chicks every month of the deal stronger than it looks. Such la*, the air-shaft, slipped and plunged Tanks, and in fact anything .you need on the farm. We also carry year if the hens wilt sit, for the rea­ growing. In South Lincolnshire this bels ought always to be removed as headlong down a sheer depth of sixty son that in summer there is usually has become an industry of the first im- soon as the growing season begins else feet. He-landed on his feet. His fel­ Repairs of ail kinds You will find us at the building formerly oc­ a large amount of waste material that j portance. Just now tons of flowers as the wire cannot stretch to accom­ low workers rushed to the spot where cupied by the Hatch Cutlery Co. on Main Street. can be utilized and if the prices in ! such as daffodils, narcissus and jon- modate new growth it constricts the Erugson lauded, expecting to find him market are not satisfactory the chicks j quits, are being sent to the great north- branch sometimes cutting a rim into terribly crushed. Instead, they saw can be consumed at home. Hundreds j ern markets and to London. Toma- it an inch or more deep. It may be him calmly smoking a pipe, which had S to r m & O s i e r . o f f armors live on pork when they | toes, too, are growing largely under said that as it takes several years for not left his mouth during his awful A . D.PIERCE, M a n a g e s . can easily supply themselves with i glass, and, curiously enough, the local a newly set tree to come into bearing descent. V poultry at less cost, as d in in g the' taste for thorn has so increased that a the label is necessarry to remember “I guess my leg’s gone, boys,” was nr summer season little or no labor is large portion of the output is consumed the tree by. But every‘tree planted Krugson’s only observation, as he was required with chicks, while, the food in the district. Many thousands of should be recorded and if it be an or­ lifted into the ambulance which con­ \ should cost nothing. It is,, not pro­ acres of potatoes are grown on these chard, a map of the whole should be veyed him to Roosevelt hospital. He fitable. on a. farm to abandon the deep alluvial soils. The first year has made and each tree marked with its is 34 years old.—New York Sun. i hatching of chicks as long as the con- j been a particularly good one for these, Jkife Jflixnx ’oi -ortificiiuoiip©. number. Doubtless the nurserymen There is a strange wild plant in ditions are favorable for raising j Many farmers have made as much of are fully justified in putting these D R . BREWER. Guadaloupe called the “life plant.” If them. j their potato crop as amounts to the wire bands to hold the labels to the s u m m e d m io jh o d s . i value of the fee-simple of the soil. trees, and with any slight protection a leaf be broken off and pinned by the EVERY E IG H T WEEKS The usual feeding tables apply to 1 Several new.varleties hare lately been the rough handling the trees are often stem to the wall of a warm room each winter, ns the maintenance of the introduced, such as theJBiitish queen subjected to would remove all the la­ of the angles between the curves of FOR THIRTY YEARS. and the main crop. In one case a the leaf margin soon throws 'out a birds must be provided, but in sum­ bels. But if the agent who delivers This Jong experience in the treatment mer there is less animal heat to be farmer is said to have sold a field of the trees knows no better the farmer number of very white tentacles or produced and the food required is British queen at $425 per acre. himself should. Thousands of valua­ roots, and, soon a tiny new plant be­ of Chronic Diseases and constant study consequently less iu summer than in ble trees have been misassorted by gins to sprout, and in the course of a of the best methods enables him to Cure Hints to Farmers. week or two attains a height of two or winter. If all who keep fowls would A farmer tells an exqnaiige that he imperfect or careless handling, and it Every Curable Case. We keep a rec­ consider this fact, and never over­ three Inches. When the old leaf has made a discovery that will he of | is better that the label should be made look it, there would not only be a firm. Do not trust to ability to re­ shrivels the new plant is cut oil and ord of every- case treated and the re­ saving in the cost of food but the vast importance to the farmers during i member and extend the labels as the planted. When carefully cultivated sult obtained. fowls would thrive better. The sum a dry season. He has found that hy ) trees outgrow them. It is better in the life plant produces curious red and mer food need not be so concentrat­ planting onions and potatoes, in the the' orchard .to remove the labels en­ yellow blossoms. While the plant is ed but should contain more bulk. same field in alternate “ rows, the tirely.—American Cultivator. native only in a warm country there Consultation Free and Reasonable Terms for 'Treatment. ■ Where birds are confined it requires onions become so strong that they is no doubt that it could be successful We arc prepared to ehow snc,'e?efnl rfiffiiRe in troating AlecAeee of th» I Jver, Heart Stomach, Kidneys, Brain, Nerves. lUiPiimatBrn, Neuraluiu Debility,. good judgment in feeding, not be­ bring tears to tbe eyes of the potatoes W liero the Covrs Wear Earrings, ly grown in any greenhouse. Youthful Indiscretion, Cancers, Old Sores, Tmnore, Fits, Diabetes, Dyspepsia, cause enough may not be allowed in such vast volumes that the roots of Every cow in Belgium is required to Dropsy, Chronic Diartaoea, Eczema, Lot-s of Voice, Uroneliiiip, < Vitarrli. Con­ Traisc 2?or tlie Humble Prune. sumption, Influenza, Asthma, Scrofula, Eruptions, rirriph s, Humors, Blotches, but because of the disposition to the vines are kept moist and a crop wear earrings. The director general If the army authorities shall accept and nil skin diseases of long standing. raised in spite of drought. The same give too much. When on the range of agriculture has issued a regulation the suggestion of Senator McBride and a d d r e s s the flocks will sometimes thrive and farmer has' a scheme for raising cusv j that all animals of the bovine species add prunes to the army bill of fare, a O R, B R E W E R , 1528 Masonic Temple, CHCAGQ,ILL. tard pies by crossing the egg plant ; lay more eggs, if given no food at are to wear earrings as soon as they good thing will have been done both , --- WILL VfSir— all other than that secured on the with the milk weed.—Sigel Advocate, have attained the age of 3 ■ months. for the American soldier and the Pa­ range, but in confinement the food cific coast prune industry.' As to the Rowngiae, at Elkerton Hotel, Friday, ,T;dy 14,* A Freezing Mixture. - Breeders are obliged to keep an exact must be provided and it will be safe account of the animals raised by them value of the prune as an article of diet, Kilos, Pike House, Saturday, July 15. to use green food and lean meat, al- I find a freezing mixture often con- i there can be no doubt. Within the last no grain when the venient to have, especially in the coun- }and the ring, on which is engraved, the two years, in connection with winter > Dr. Brewer’s Sure Heart Regulator Gives Relief. lowing little or number, is fastened in the animal’s weather is very warm, j try, where ice is not always obtaina-- life in the Klondike, it has proved its | ble. ttOne ounce of saltpeter and one ear to in event the substitution of one value under conditions forming the P, H. Jacobs, pound of salt to every quart of spring animal for another. severest test.—Oregonian, water makes a good one. Kigfct. swer had been. The threat of the'man the "mischief . He was the man 1 had ^ the sUence of the night ! Lefroy bad beeath. Next day Ransome, with some slight ing to get hack to his bunk, after has gone North again to try his luck 4 * "While o’er the darkened waters wanjjfcr- excuse, rejoined his ship. committing the foul deed, unobserved. once more. "And something seems to YES * whilst some of the cotton-waste in the [ regarded as rather unusual in a vessel S MITH & CO. } LED OF food supply in case of any emergency. far end of the room had been left hailing from the Black river district of . E. ______It was on the morning of our second comparatively singed only, everything Jamaica. However, those4 which Hodden and jtell 1’liones- —-’raSEX1 , _ , , , , dav on the Nile that I first saw the It must Mve been-let me see-some man< and wlu,n x starod int0 Ms faCe, near the .entrance had heen charred to swarmed the hold of the schooner are a cinder. There were indications also,' not human tourists. They' are lizards twelve months ago that I first met the d ite tho fact that lle had resigned as I succeeded iu discovering, that the man Lefroy. I had then just com- imperial beard} and had assumed, and it is perfectly safe to say that a fire had been introduced by means of more remarkable collection has never pleted my cadet s course, and v as fQr tPe part he was playing, a pair of powder. How it bad been accom­ spending -a eo- of days m town be- tmly Britisll flunl-y side-whiskers, i before been brought to any port. plished, though, was a trifle beyond j Lizards big and little and of medium fore going orth to my grandfather s |-na^r that vengeance was tracking my me. . 1 determined, however, to keep place for the Christmas holidays. cousin> The man had aboard was size greet thejnquisitive visitor to the a very stiff watch upon my French ■ diminutive vessel from the tropics. Pool-like, one of these two evenings ill Ransome’s worst enemy—Lefroy, friend. j town I permitted myself to spend in .did not recognize me, and I pre- They have seized upon the Golden T h i s i s o x f o r d w e a t h e r . $ wliat I should conceive was one of the [andcd ignorance of his presence A couple of nights before the great; Sheaf as their legitimate home and battle I had turned into my hunk very \ there Will likely be trouble in store, for I have Toe Oxfords. worst^ gambling dens in Soho. ^ ^ Tbe aboard the ship; but all the same, I de- tired, but, for the life of me—worii out' croupier was a. tall, lean, individual tormined to put Ransome upon his those who have to do with the schoon­ Tie Oxfords, with large, haunting black eyes, sunk g-aai-d) and keep a mighty close eye though I was—I could not sleep. Per-1 er until she is riel of her queer occu­ baps it was the excitement of what pants. Captain Chancllier has hauled in Button Oxfords, deep in their sockets—eyes which no ap0n j-]10 doings of our vengeance-seek- was coming. At any rate, after try-' man ever having fixed his attention on iu„ frenchman. his stanch craft many a cargo of log­ In Tan and Black. ing in vain to get a snooze, I slipped ; wood before, so he is hot complaining. once could ever forget—and a short “Never mind, old fellow,” was Ran- into my pyjamas again, and left my ' impeiial beard, proclaiming him trfp- Fnme»s reply, when I acquainted him He knows thgt the presence of the ani­ cabin to make my way on deck. 1 1 mals is a seemingly necessary adjunct ieally I reneh. with the Frenchman’s presence on bad to pass tbe ammunition magazine, i Of that .night’s experience the only board_ «It is a pure accident, of wherever this valuable^ commodity is FULL LIKE OF ALL KINDS OF FANCY FOOT WEAR. and as I walked softly along, what i on board and lid has become inured by matter of importance, as fax as I vas paarso, his coming here. I don’t think was my astonishment to hear a slight, concerned, was that I lost every cent any ^-j}d threats of his had anything association to their peculiarities. Not tapping noise going on in the dark to ' so the crew, as many of them have of money, and wound up by pacing the tQ do with Maisie’s refusal of me. 1 my right! | never before sailed a craft similarly PLOW SHOES streets until dawn. ^ Fortunately, I was not bajf g0od enough for her, old Tap! tap! tap! had purchased my railway ticket be- num—not half good enough. It was loaded and are consequently unac­ TO BEAT THE BAND. I listened attentively. quainted with the playful habits of the forehand, so that all I had to do was presumption on my part. However, Tap! tap! tap! to kill time and go hungry until my 1iy jn a Darren shore-line, Gently 'advancing on tiptoe, I at river, possibly even before it is rafted were due to me. As I entered the Rut Ransome’s indifference only re­ length got to a position where I could down. They prefer that species of building, who should pass me on liis doubled my anxiety and my watchful- sec- what was taking place. There,, timber to any product of the tropical way out but the croupier of the night ness. That the scoundrel was bent up- crouched upon his knees, diligently in­ forest which is their home. They ar­ before, the Frenchman, Lefroy, on some piece of villainy I could not tent upon some nefarious task, was a rive on hoard unsuspected and may re­ He addressed me in English, which doubt. There was more than mere man. But what was he doing? , main undetected until some mariner © he spoke perfectly, and passed on; but coincidence in his presence on the gun- A hole—a very small hole, not any happens to step oil one with his bare” fit !The "^Popular Store,” I could not help wondering what Inisi- boat. larger than- might be made with a feet. After that nobody goes into the m ness this man. whose calling was so j Nothing occurred, however, to sup- gimlet—had been bored through the hold unless forced to. questionable, could possibly have at port my fears until we- were nearing steel teethheads of the magazine, and ' Captain Chancllier says there are a the British Admiralty. j Omduvman, when, as I was on my through this hole had been projected thousand in the hold of the Golden However. I had quite enough to ; way to tolto my watch, I noticed the a long tin funnel about the diameter Slieaf. At least there are present hfl'f # tlv'nk about in my own business, and j form of a man crouching low in a cor- of a boy’s pea-shooter, only consider­ that nuniber. They are of a beautiful m I forgot the circumstance until a t; of the main deck, ably longer. The man on his knees green color, with ever-changing lirrs © SHIRT length I made my way to King’s Cross j in an instant I made for the shadow was busily engaged in blowing like those ascribed to the dying dol­ to cateli the night express north, j in the corner, and I was not very through this pen-shootcr. That was phin. In size they are -above the What was my utter astonishment to. much surprised to see the shadow rise the noise I had heard. average, with a body eight inches long • find M. Lef”or ensconced in the same j and run for all it was worth towards Was he mad? That. I must confess, and a tail giving an extra length of m carriage as myself I j the men’s bunks. When I arrived was the thought that first entered my six. This tail, too, can he parted with He appeared very surprised and [there, everybody not on duty above head. Bui the next instant I was as­ very easily by the animal. It needs m WA ‘somewhat pleased to see me. and in- j was sleeping soundly, I went round sured to The contrary. The man was but a touch, the appendage is in your m quired my destination. ]; to each bunk and examined the men, no madman, but a deliberate, planning hands and the owner is gone. Their m “Ohagmoor,” I replied, “a little vil-: listening to their breathing, but could murderer! eyes are black and beady, and when H js o t s . lage a few miles out of York.” ■ not detect that any man was awake. For as I watched he withdrew the they are directed full at an unlucky tar » I saw him start, and wondered at it. Lefroy seemed to be sleeping the tube, and dipping his fingevff into a lit­-it is small wonder that he quakes in “Chagmoor?" he sa’.d. “I have never soundest of the lot. tle cardboard box at his side, he took his hoots. m All tlie odd lots, broken lines, etc., arranged for quick sell­ heard of the place. I am going tar i j went above, perplexed, unsatisfied, but a big pinch of black powder and How to get rid of the pests is a ques­ ing at prices fully 2o per cent, under ruling prices. An occa­ beyond that. I suppose you get down ’ That night, an hour after I had start- poured it into the pea-shooter. Then tion readily answered by Captain sion not to he associated with i.he ordinary offerings of the day. before we reach York?” \ ed duty, tin* cry of “Fire!” was raised m 'The proper time to secure yhirfc Waists for July and August placing the nozzle into the hole again, Chandlier, anu that Is simply to take wear at bargain prices—at a 3:1 per cent, reduction. So come “Yes,” I replied; and there the mat- in the ship. Instantly the ship's brig- he carefully commenced: to blow the them hack. They will leave the vessel early and pick out the ones you want, for there will he rare tor ended. .! ade was at work, and grenade and powder through the tube. as sure as fate as soon as their home picking at these prices: : : : : : ; I left him still in the train at the ter-! pump were quickly requisitioned In It did not take me two seconds to is sighted again. This strange fact re­ * initiation of my journey, and thought' extinguishing the flames. ’The fire divine his intention. Good heavens! ceived ample verification in the case m 18 3~4c for regular 25c Shirt Waists, that I had seen the last of him for j -was not a large one, hut exceedingly Tlie man was laying a gunpowder of the brig Atalanta, formerly in tho ever. Rut. unfortunately, that was . dangerous, as it had broken out in a train into the magazine. The train logwood tr-icle between Carthagena and 37 1 -2c for regular 5Qc Shirt Waists, not the case. compartment next to the magazine. was almost complete, as I could judge, Philadelphia. She brought almost a 58 1 -4c for regular 75c Shirt Waists, I never spent a jollier Christmas. For some time the battle with the for the nozzle was almost entirely million lizards into a certain port and © My eo.isbi. Lieutenant Charlie Ilan- flames meant a fight for dear life, and withdrawn now. At any instant he all effort to dislodge them failed. It is m 75c for regular $1.00 Shirt Waists. some, with the first blush of his pro­ little or no thought was given to the might strike a match, light tills primi­ said that at a loss the Atalanta was m And this 25 per cult, cut goes .through the-entire stock. motion upon his cheek, was of the cause of the outbreak. The room in tive fuse, and his diabolical task would sent to' Carthagena when there was no You probably have seen the beautiful waists this stock has party. He was desperately in love, as which the fire had occurred was be complete. business for her. Four days after her m carried tills season, and know before yon come what good all the county knew, with Maisie stored almost entirely with cotton He was several yards from me, but arrival the last lizard had crawled off m things jour money will buy herq, : ■ : : : : Robson. Major Robson’s pretty daugh­ waste, which smouldered long, and It I started for Mm at once. The noise and disappeared. So the Golden Sheaf’s ter; and the major’s place, Winsmere, was nearly an hour before the con­ of my coming aroused him, and he only remedy is to return.—PhiladelpMa m was only three miles l’l-om my grand­ flagration was entirely extinguished. looked round, alarmed, to see who the Times. father’s place, so that frequent inter­ Fortunately the tooth-heads which pro­ intruder was. Then, by the glow of change of invitations was the order of tected the magazine were of the the electric lamp which was burning USB AM CAMPAIGN I T H E -PER The day. strongest and best quality, for the in an adjacent gangway. I saw his 25 CENT. ■ The holidays were drawing to a heat was terrific whilst the first last­ face, and recognized him. It was as - “Apropos -of the hardships * of our close, and everybody was wondering ed, and If once the steel protection I anticipated. This arcli-plotter. this boys in Cuba.” said an officer who"saw C U T D O E S NOT when, they might be permitted to offer had got red-hot it would have heen all murderer at heart, was none other a good deal of duty on the island, “I’ll ^Charlie their congratulations, when 1 ■ over with ns. than the French croupier and spy— tell you a bit of a story. PI overheard a conversation one dark At daybreak the captain hold a Lefroy. “Shortly after our regiment went on m night that froze me with horror. I was searching inquiry, and I took the op- With an expression of demoniacal duty near Santiago, at the beginning © returning from a torchlight skating tuiiify of reporting to him the circum­ fury and hate upon liis face, lie gave of Wood’s administration as governor, expedition on Winsmere Marsh, and stance of a man crouching on the deck one glance * at me, and then, seeing had to pass through the Winsmere as J was making for my watch duty. we began to he able to take a little bet­ This 25 percent- cut does not stop at Shirt Waists, but goes that his game was up, made a last des­ ter care of ourselves than we had done m throughout- the entire stock of ready-to-wear garments. If Woods, a dark, solitary copse which But the inquiry left us as wise as perate attempt to carry out his pur­ throughout the campaign. One of Q jum need a Mouse Jacket, Wrapper or Dress Skirt and have lay between Major Robson’s house and we were before; an entry was made pose. • captains—I won’t mention his r not time to have it made, come down NO W. at this opportune jny grandfather’s place. in the ship’s books just stating the Darting Ms hand into his pocket, lie for he’s sore about this affair—v time and we will fill the need to your satisfaction. : : Suddenly I was pulled up short by fact that a fire broke out among the drew forth a match-box, opened it, great crank on the subject of mic '■< © the sound of voices. ship’s stores, that it was speedily sup­ quick at thought drew forth a luoifer, 2 5 Per Cent. Off on House Jackets A man’s voice was angrily declaim­ and took extraordinary pairs to © pressed in the usual way, that the and struck it. At that moment 1 25 Per Cent. Off on Wrappers, damage was slight, and that the their society. He had picked up ing: reached him. ’ Cuban for a cook and gave h $ “I swear it! On my soul, I swear cause of the outbreak was unknown. i “You villain!’ I yelled, as I grabbed m 25 Per Cent. Off on Dress Skirts. it’. You shall never marry that man! At the- same time the captain gave most explicit orders to b I 1 ■ him by the scruff of the neck, and water used iu the mess • • - I am desperate! I love you, with ail each officer private instructions to hurled him backwards full length upon my being I love you, Maisie—have keep a careful watch upon the- whole where he got it. ‘Boil pr- .ir- M S the deck drink,’ he said, ‘or I’ll k.iA yo -- k- m loved you ever since I met you first of the men. and to report any slight j He wriggled aside as he fell, how­ 1:2 occurrence that might be calculated to bone through the-top of yen in London!” ever, and stretched for his hand, liold- Cuban promised faithfully : ' x d “And I tell yon, Mr. Lefroy, that 1 err ate suspicion. • ing tlie fatal match. It was at the en­ tbe order to tbe letter. hate you, and will never consent to The next day after the fire I over­ trance to the hole—he had inserted R E M N A N T S o f “A week or so afterwar *ap- marry you under any circumstances! 1 heard some of the men discussing it. 1 ft--- would die first I” "It’s queer,” said one of them, No. thank Heaven, I was in time. tain, while foraging abort ;vas ■ G O O D S a n d S I L K S “Very well,” he said—“very well; “that a fire could break out there. The My foot came down with all the energy presented with a quart bolt ,.im- 0 but I have warned yon. If you do door was locked at the time it was dis­ I possessed upon his hand, and even pagne from one of the sh.'p vas overjo3red, and, securing a s. amp m not marry nie you shall never marry covered, and nobody had been to the as the lighted end of the match Jh him! Remember, too, the Guild of- the room for hours.” reached the aperture I crushed it into of ice, he hustled back to camp and After a brisk season’s business L am ready tq clear out - the S cret Commissioners. Your father “Must ha’ bin what they calls ’spon­ a blackened ash. turned over his prizes to the cook. REMNANTS of DRESS GOODS an 1 at ri liculously was a discontented man then. I have taneous ’bastion/ or some’at o’ the Not all, however The fore- “ ‘I want you to get up something low prices. Yon will find some rare bargains among these written the evidence of his Implica­ sort,” suggested another. which I liacl brought my foot down extra good to-day,’ lie said, ‘for I’ go­ remnants These barg uns will be on the tables in the south tion in the plot against the govern­ “We shall be hard put to clean the upon the luoifer caused' one tiny spark ing to ,ask a few friends to dinner to aisle Monday morning. No doubt you have seen and priced ment. So long as you remain unmar­ guns, now,” said a gunner, who was to rebound towards us. It fell, an in­ help'drink this wine,’ 4 s ane of these goods in the piece and so will be able to judge “At the appointed hour,the party as­ whether the prices arc low or not. : : : : : ried, so long do I hold these papers standing by. significant -thing, upon the, prostrate .A Yo.ii know how fresh my stocks are kept at all times. To over, so long will I still have hopes of “It will be a worse, nuisance with Frenchman. And then—oh* horror!— sembled, and •after serving a repast of %■.a ,'jiy do this I keep a sharp lookout, for odd lines, broken sizes and • winning you.” the engines,” interpolated a stoker, the body of the man leapt up into a stewed beef and sweet potatoes the assortments, and get rid or them at- reduced prices. Well, “I do not believe you have any such who was temporarily off duty, and ha cl. sheet of flame. cook stalked in, carrying a steaming H there’s to be a quick niovetn nt of this class of merchandise saucepan-half-full of a muddy-yellow papers,” replied. Maisie; “and I defy come on deck for a breath of air. In Ills hati ail work he had careh’ss- # during the month of July, so get your share of- the good things you to do your worst!” Lefroy'was hanging about near the ly spilled a quantity of loose powder liquid. l shall offer. : - : : : : : Rut I thought as she said this there group. He now sidled up to the men. over his clothes. ’ “ ‘What in thunder is that?”.asked was a ring of fear in her voice. Re- and said; With a wild yell of pain and fear. tlie captain. m troy must have thought the same, for “Was it only waste there, then?” Lefroy. sprang from the floor, and. de­ “ ‘That’s tlT wine, senor,’ replied the I heard him chuckling, “Of course,” said the gunner. “What spite my efforts to restrain him Cuban, gravely. ‘J boil ’im a good deal “Remember,” he said, “you marry els a did you think it was?” dashed madly up the companion way an’ ’e mos’ all go ’way.’ any but me at your father’s peril. “Oh—oh, I don’t know. I thopght— for the open deck. The draught he “The guests roared with laughter, JOHN CHESS ELLSWORTH, * Good-night,” and he walked away by f heard—perhaps there was some gun- created increased the flames and Ms and the captain was so thunderstruck an opposite path to mine, whilst Mai­ cotton as well. I was terribly nervous torments. Like a blazing fiend that he couldn’t say a word. He subsequent­ sie returned to the house, which was while the fire lasted. Thank Heaven had just emerged from the lowest ly recovered himself sufficl. ntly to grab •- SUCCESSOR TO ROSE & ELLSWORTH. not far distant. we got it out, at any rate.” depths of the infernal regions, he tan a eleaning- rod and -chase the Cuban This adventure I recounted to my “Yes, and blessed little thanks to madly across the fleck, yelling in his nearly, half a mile. After that all any­ cousin. At first he was greatly en­ you,” replied the gunner. “You seemed agony, plunged headlong over the body had to do to get a fight was to © H3-H5 M MICH. ST. SOUTH BEND, INDIANA raged, but he afterwards laughed it to he anxious to do as little as you taffrail, and disappeared with a hiss say ‘boiled champagne.’ When I left © off, and that evening set off to try his could help.” info .tlie turgid Nile. thewoundtetill rankled.”—New Orleans i Store Open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings. f fortune with the fair Maisie- He re­ That was quite enough for me. In­ It was a terrible fate; yet whatever Times-Democrat. turned with a long face. I asked no stinctively I saw through the whole pity we felt for the man was quenched € ‘ questions, for I knew what, her an- business. Lefroy was the author of in our loathing for the fiendish plot he % [ Regular Meeting of State Board of Health. The State Board of Health met in regular session at the Capitol at Lan­ V sing, July 14-15. The members ire- sent were: Hon. Frank Wells, presi­ dent, of Lansing; Prof.' Delos Fall, -OTJR- of Albion; Dr. Fred R. Belknap, of Niles; Judge Aaron V. McAlvay, of PLEASANT TO LOOK AT— Manistee; Dr. D, A. MacLachlan, of Yes, and pleasant to* wear—becoming, Detroit; and Secretary Henry B. Baker stylish, and comfortable; these are the three A large amount of routine business points we aim at in onr women’s shoes. And was transacted. sized and a the prices? We have all reasonable prices— Prof. Fall made a report ’relative handsome pattern. to his investigation at Hastings on for the purchaser; some of the prices are so the sanitary conditions in that city. low they are hardly reasonable for the fine A statement was presented relative _ _ „ 4t Price per Set - quality of the shoes. to the disfciibution of the pamphlet “Michigan a Summer Resort’State” We’ll show you the goods with pleasure— to editors and others in the states and the qualtity and price will do the talking. southward, made apparent that, on P u re White Dinner account of the distribution of this Johnson Pattern. Handsome wave. 100 pieces. publication, the summer resorts of Price per set. Michigan are being patronized more than heretofore. „ Prof. Fall reported relative to the preparations for the proposed Con­ ference *of Health Officers to be held this summer. The Conference will probably he held, perhaps in Grand Rapids. C A R M E R & G A R M The secretary called attention to the .fact that small-pox was wide­ BUCHANAN, MICH. spread throughout the United States, and at the end of June there were many cases in Indiana, it being pre­ sent in 23 counties. The danger from the spread of this disease seems to be great, and the Board believed that every effort should be made to pre­ vent its spread when introduced in­ to Michigan. The disease in either _Five Different Decorations simply the orange lily, others, were localities is comparatively milcl, but A Handsome Pattern. Warranted not to crackle, l ou Pieces. This hidden under tlielr insignia. At the a mild case of small-pox is liable at set is a beauty, and is one of the most popular ) Q | g | CORRESPONDENCE front of the many lodges walked the COUNTY SEAT NEWS anytime to cause severe cases. Then among our Dinner Sets. Only immortal “goat”, hitched to a little again the disease is more prevalent cart and driven by a boy, for there is and the mortality is much greater iu no admittance .to this society without the winter. The Board believed that OUR HARVEST riding this goat. Perhaps the drum­ READ estate transfers. fr o m : e . r . b l a c k , i i . the citizens of Michigan should take mers excited the most attention. Frederick Gerties, administrator, to this occasion to be vaccinated and ASSORTMENT With magnificent oxercitations, both Fritz Wetteran, e M w n w U sec 13, thus make themselves proof against arms in active and with a sort of New Buffalo, $1,300. Fancy Pattern Plates...... 2So JRockxcood, Ont, Gan., July 15, '99. contracting the disease. Successful 28e gyratory motion like Ixion’S wheel Frederick Gerdes, administrator, to vaccination is an absolute prevention, China Cups and Saucers, per set__ ...... D e a r R ecord: they hammered and sweat for the Frederika Gerdes, lot' 12, blit 20, New and all those not having been suc­ Cups and Saucers, per set...... 360 Concerning onr delightful trip on applause of the throngs who watched Buffalo, $335. cessfully vaccinated within the past One Set China Sauce Dishes...... 180 the water from Detroit to Cleveland, them. What a fine stimulant for tor­ Robert Ilalhday to Dol'ph Levins, five years should be vaccinated as ifjgg, One Dozen Full Sized Tumblers...... 16c Buffalo, Niagara and Toronto much pid livers! The pipers came in for n 10 acres 8 % w % s e K sec 2S, Lincoln soon as practicable. With reliable vir­ One Dozen Fancy Sized Tumblers...... 180 a large share of the praise. If you $ 1, 000. could be written, but have no guide us there is practically no danager from Beautiful Gold Band Tumbler, per dozen...... 47c hooks at hand describing these places have never seen or heard a piper you Win. Abernethy et al., Ira W. Allen vaccination. The Board authorized and routes and so will spare your have something still to live for. et ah, lot IP, Forest Beach, Watervliet, the publication of a Teachers’ Sani­ readers. We enjoyed 10 hours of We’ll not attempt any description of $200. tary Bulletin on the Restriction and 6 Berry Dishes, while they last, only__ ...... 5e fellowship with our brother, and either the siy/ii or sou-nd. You may Sarah E. Vincent to Florence M-Wright, Prevention of small-pox, Vaccation So property in Coloma, $300. 1 Large Berry Dish Nobby Pattern...... parted from him at Niagara, his know something of the impression and Re-Vaccination. f2c they make when we tell you the good Jelly Glasses Per Dozen...... former pastorate, where we tarried Mary M. Jenlts to Chas O. Jenlcs. 25c 6 hours and visited Prospect Point, wife at our side wept as they passed. 4 60-LOOths acres in Watervliet, $100. Latest Pattern Lantern...... G-oat Island, The Three Sisters, Na­ Well, we never witnessed such a fine Olive Huston et al to barley B. Scribner, FIFTY MILLION COFFEE DRINKERS Lantern Globes...... 5c 2', bile 12, Brookfield’s adcl to Niles, Covered Chamber, Hanson Pattern...... 44c. der the falls, the rapids and whirl­ procession of splendid lookiug, mus­ IN AMERICA. pools and other familiar scenes. As cular, brawny, stalwart, healthy men we viewed that mighty volume They came-mostly from the agricul­ Harriet L, Atkins to John Long and tural districts and had no marks of Susie Long, lots 40, 20 and 51, Baker’s add Why the Famous Firm of Arbuckle plunging over the precipice in awful to Coloma. $850. grandeur we did not say with the dissipation. They were all natives Bros. Control the Bulk of the of the old country or of old country Win. A. Baker to John Long and Susie washerwoman, “ What lovely water Long, lots 52, 53, 54, 55, 56 aud 57, Bak. Coffee Trade. Fresh Celery, for washing!’*, nor with the tailor, extraction. Whatever may be said er’s add to Coloma $600. “What a fine place to sponge cloth!”, of this society, they stand for an It is estimated that there are fifty Win. A. Baker to Harriet L. Atkin, lot million coffee drinkers in America. nor with the engineer, “See a water open Bible and religious liberty 50, Baker’s add to Coloma, $150. against priestcraft and papal tyranny. We have long since passed the mark power to run the world's machin­ Tlios. Ii. Wilkinson to Joseph L. and ery!”, nor yet with the Yankee, who And they would give their lives to­ of being the largest coffee consumers Geo. E. Richards, ads., lie M sec 3, 100 in the world, one-third of the entire with open mouth and dilated eyes day in defense of their principles. acres in Lake. $ 150. Cucumbers, gazed at this magnificient spectacle We arc now domiciled in the old coffee grown being used in America. Mary II. Hoyt and Caroline J. Kieiu- This proportion has been steadily and slowly ejaculated “G-osh,” but home, the father’s house, and one stiek to Addle Wilkinson, Buzzard Island the words of the English preacher walking o ver the familiar places and growing since 1861 when the total ! in St. Joseph river, about middle of sec 56, amount of coffee imported was only better expressed our feelings, “0, recalling the familiar incidents of Oronoko, $10. G-od! how wonderful, how magnifi­ childhood and youth. A thousand 79,000 tons. Cory H. Ireland et al. to Mary A, van From Brazil, P.eru, Java and cient! how sublime is thy handi­ recollections, joyful and sad, rush Patten, SIM acres in Oronoko, $1. work!” thro our minds and we feel we are Sumatra, Ceylon, India, Africa, the Lewis H. Beeson et al. to Andrew Will­ Phillipines, and the islands of the The ride on the new electric road Standing on sacred ground. ard, property in New Buffalo, $1. E. R. Beach. tropical seas, bags, bales and barrels along the water’s edge from Niagara Lelia Alierton to Joseph Wiatt.2-5ths pour into New York City every year to the Lake surpasses anything we ❖ ♦> acre in New Buffalo, £1. by the hundreds of thousands. From have ever seen or heard of for pict­ BENTOS HARBOR. Hubert* Laviolette to Mary Hurlet, S New York they are distributed to all uresqueness and awe inspiring scenery . acres in Ilagar, $1. July, 18th ’99. parts of the country. Not ourist should fail to' take tifis Joseph Evarts to August F. Wooclke, But the greater portion of the cof­ ride. It affords a perfect view of Lemin’s big show to day. part of lot 1, blk 12, New ’Buffalo, fee imported is retained in Ne.w York Mew Supply every portion of the river—we ven­ The Supreme court of the Order of $572. SI. by the famous firm of Arbuckle Bros. ture to say, it isja sight unequalled in Patricians convenes here to day. Anna C. Elbee to Clara C Bachman, —the largest coffee dealers in the the world. arts of lots 165 and 16e, O, P. Lacey’s 2nd I f o o d e n Mercy hospital is full and a larger dd to Biles, $450. world. They buy more than all Two’ hours take us across Lake building is badly needed. other dealers combined, and the Ontario to Toronto, the city of Hubert Lavioette to Edward Laviolette, Ed MIttan’s family of Buchanan name Arbuckle has become synony­ churches, reaching it just after a gor­ 7 acres in Hagar, $1. mous for immense dealings in the geous sunset. As many welcomed us, has been visiting friends in town. *E. F. Woodcock et al to Joseph W. Selden, Rec. , 535 lOOths in Niles, $1. favorite breakfast beverage. This as came to see “Uncle Josh” leave Eleven couples from Chicago were lias given them great prestige among Qroceries N. Y., not one of whom we had seen married at Clerk Needham’s home CIRCUIT COURT. . I coffee growers in every part of the before. On our way to lodgings we last Sunday. All but 07ie used the > world; and as large buying always Shredded Wheat Biscuit, Grape ring service. Two men received sentences before court met a troop of boys, marching under adjourned Monday night. Judge Coolidge makes for good buying, it is not sur­ Nuts, Ralstons, Pettijohn’s Break­ direction of a captain and shouting, Rev. Frederic Welham, the new sentenced Eugene Rider, the thief who rob­ prising that Arbuckles’ has become “What’s the matter with Krug Wil­ rector of Holy Trinity church, bed A. A. Lamb’s home in Borland, to two famous as the standard of coffee fast Food, and the largest line of 1 liam?” and answering in the Ame­ preached his first sermon last Sunday years at Ionia and Thomas Whelan, alias values, a standard no other house rican chorus “He’s all right.” It He is an Englishman and came to Wilson, the young man who stole N. C. has been able to reach. Staple and Fancy Groceries to be Rice’s wheel, to one yeav at the same place was the eve of “the glorious 12th” this county ten years ago I Millions of homes in every section found in Buchanan : : and a mighty “orange walk” was on Both men pleaded guilty early in the after­ Myrtle Hogue, who lias been em­ noon. of the country to day nse nothing- xhe program for the day following. ployed lor the past two years as a Court has adjourned till September but Arbuckles, coffee. The test of ex­ Just 209 years ago William of Orange governess in the family of a wealthy when the new term begins. perience has taught the careful house­ —AT— routed the Catholic hosts at the bat­ Spaniard in Nicaragua, is expected wife that her faith not only means tle of Boyne and saved Ireland from home the first of August. XIARRXAGE LICENSES. money saved, hut that she is supply­ the dominion of the papacy. And Last Saturday afternoon, some men Harry Benning, 22, St. Joseph, Tillie ing the best coffee that money can all ever the British Empire and employed at Peter’s lumber yard, Scherer, 20, Benton Harbor. procure for the coffee drinkers of her wherever “the sons of Erin” are found saw a mass floating in the canal, Matt Dawson, 24, Grace Kerstetter, IS. household. “loyal orange lodges”, similar to our which-upon examination appeared to Pipestone. One immense advantage possessed fraternal societies, exist, to keep in be the intestinal portion of a human I „ Clifford Overlease, 21, Ida Lillian by Arbuckle Bros, is that of being W. H. Keller’s memory this glorious victory and bocly, It is thought some hobo may j Yeanze21, Goshen, Ind. I able to deliver the coffee berry to the foster the spirit of freedom and Pro­ have fallen into the canal and ! Walter Reid, 21, Anna Schaffer, 22, consumer with all its delightful aro­ BUCHANAN, - MlCHGtAN* testantism. : Walton,. Ind. ma and flavor intact. This they do by 7 drowned and his body had.been cut I -h i The great event of “the 12th” is to pieces by the propeller of a pass­ Charles Krenible, 31, Sophia Sclmeck. a process, the patents of which they Telephone:—Bell 27, Eediop, 31 the “walk.” It is simply a magnifi­ ing steamer. ! 31, Bertrand. exclusively hold, covering the many cent dress parade, participated in by j Robert Fucha, 22, Christina Bower, little pores of the berry thereby hold­ lodges: from all parts of country. ! 17,, Benton Harbor, ing in its goodness. The ingredients : Will Lecture Here. ! About 75 lodges were at Toronto this j Richard Baur, 24, Benton Harbor, Ame- used in the process are entirely whole­ 5 ear,—the largest numbering 250 Rev. J. H. Hammond; Decatur, of ' lia Skebbe, 18, Baindbridge. some and nothing deleterious is used members and the smallest about 20. w ill give a lecture, next Monday eve., Bert Emerson, 21, Berrien township, to mar the delicacy of flavor or taste. Part of the success of Arbuckles’ The procession was one hour in pass­ at the Christian Ohurch. The lecture Nellie Price, is, Pipestone. ing a given point. Each lodge had William Kneibus, 24, Benton Harbor. coffee has been due to the generous SPRING OPENING ' will be under the auspices oft he ChE. aud unique system used to popularize at its head a King William, the high­.Society of that church and should Margaret Ferry, 20. Pipestone. -----OF---- est Officer, who, with a sword in hand, ❖ ❖ it. • u be well atteuded. Mr. Hammond’s In each package of the coffee there rode on a white horse gayly caparison­ ! subject Is “ Truth stranger than Fic- The M. O. R. R. Co.' will run a Spe­ W i n d o w S c r e e n 's and S c r een D o o r s ed in or.ange and purple ribbons and is a list of articles. With each xiack I tion ” and will based upon Ills expe- cial train from Jackson to Chicago on age in which the list is'found the pur-' PEOPLE WHO ARE WISE, waving plumes Then followed the j riences as a soldier in the Civil War. PET SCREENS IN EARLY TO KEEP OUT THE ELIES. standard bearers bearing a large, Saturday July 22 nd leaving Jackson chaser buys a definite part of some ! Special music will also be provid- at 6.30 A. M. aud arriving at Chicago ai’ticle to be selected by him. or her Anticipating the wants of the “wise ones” I have put 111 a complete beautiful and costly banner with , ed and a pleasant time is assured all various and appropriate mottoes on at 1. 10 P. M. passing Buchanan at from the list, subject only to ijhe con­ stock of the Perfection Window Screensf having the following either side such as: "To the glorious, , who attend. 10. 34 A. M. Tickets will be valid dition that the signature on the pack­ to return from Chicago on any reg­ sustained claims -.—Absolutely fly proof; fits lower or upper’ saslff pious and immortal memory of King ! ❖ ❖ ❖ age is to be cut out and returned to slides up and down like a window and can be locked; a child can William,” “No surrender of our free­[ . The .Mich. Central Railroad Co. ular train leaving Chicago Up to and Arbuckle Bros, Everybody should including train No. 6 Monday July see this list. put in on any story from the inside. Call and see screen in sample dom,” “Faithful unto death and the will run a Speial train to Niagara. window and be convinced as to merits. victory Is ours. ” Th_e chaplain with the Falls and Alexandria Bay, Thursday 24 th leaving Chicago at'6. 45 A. M, Bible wrapped in orange and purple August 3 rd 1899, passing Buchanan Fare from Buchanan and return Also the Leader Extension Window Screen at a less figure— ribbons came next and the members at 6.03 A. M, Tickets good going S 1.; 25. - ‘ Richard Harding Davis’ novelette, take your choice. ■ * F. P eacock, followed in their rank. Every lodge on Special train and must be used A. Agent. “The Lion and the Unicorn,” will Plain and Fancy Screen Doors, with fittings, complete. had its hand, orchestra, fife and drum through to Niagara Falls for contin­ ♦> •> ❖ appear complete.in the Fiction Num­ Do not wait until your house is. full of flies—-then put in screens corps, buglers or pipers. The men uous bassage. Tickets will be valid Letters Unclaimed.’ ,| ber (August) of Scribner's. It is a to cage them in. were nearly all dressed in the finest for return on regular trains leaving ' Letters unclaimed remaining in love story upon which Mr. Davis has of and with tall s,ilk hats. Niaragara Falls not later than Aug. post-office at Buchanan, Mich., for Not a man’ of the thousands but dis­ 17 th. Fare for the round trip to week ending July 18th: been at work, from time to time, for ‘WILLIAM MONRO, - B u c h a n a n , M ich played some token, in the way of Niagara Falls $0.75 and to Alex­ Dr. Louis E. Oranstorung, Mr. E. several years. The scene is in bach­ HEDDOM TEL. 2 2 LUMBER, LliVIE, COAL A’MD CEMENT. bandolier, sash, scarf, badge, cokade andria Bay $13.25 from Buchanan. C. Burnes, Mr. A*. J. Case, Mr. Chas. elor.quarters in London, but the hero or boucopmer. Some of them wore A. F. Peacock, Agent. Rocleen. G. W. N oble. P. M. is an American.

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