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TOLUME XXXYH. BUCHANAN, BERRIEN CO., MICH., TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1908. PART 1, NUMBER 31, OPENED

Riverside Camp Meeting is At Third Race. Be tween the Boats . tractijig Large Crowds. Takes Place To-day. Amer­ icans Sure of Success. * For Hisgiist. ft IS I USE J 1R the goods quoted in this advertisement—many summer goods Ueo. Wyman & Co. place on sale for the month Good Meetings But Next Sunday the have the good-by signal attached to them—a price so lowyo u’llj’ - Big Day. the surprised. Hats, Waists, Dressing Sacques, Wash Skirts, Ski of August 2,000 pairs Wool Bed Blankets. They English Hare Good Boats hut American Defender Is Always Waist Suits and Wrappers, all going away from here, Better get are road samples, they have been shown from New Riverside Camp. Meeting, a Little Better. a vour share. ' York to San Francisco; they stopped at all the first A good sized crowd was in atten­ ------6. i' class hotels enroute and if they could talk, they dance at Riverside -Gamp Meeting ast Sunday in spite o f the threatening Colored Dressing Sacques would say that South Bend was the best town they clouds. The grounds are in excel Made of fine lawns and.dimities—priced to close out— visited. ent condition and are being enjoyed Reliance won to­ - Sacques that sold for 89c now 371.2a by a large number of people. All Sacques that sold for $1.00 now 50c These blankets come in white, grey, red and the cottages are occupied, also 21 day’s race by 25 Sacques that sold for $ 1.25 now 75c plaid. , 10-4, 114 and 124. They range in price from tents, and all but 3 rooms in'thelarge „ ' Sacques that sold for $1.75 now $1 25 $1.50 to $10.00 and, our price is' about one-third off lotel. seconds. Last Sunday morning the services White Shirt Waists The Reliance won the international | from the regular price—you can buy a $7.50 pair of were conducted by Rev. G. J. Kirn, blankets for $5.00 and all of them in-that proportion. cup race Saturday, .by defeating the This is the way we say good-by to the White Shirt Waist Stock. Some Shamrock I l j by five minutes. Tke | excellent numbers In this lot and It means a bargain to anyone who wants •» This is the opportunity of your life. second race will be sailed today and a shirt whist. . the result is awaited with much in­ Regular §1.25 Waists a t. $ .85 terest. If the Reliance should win j Regular $ 1.50 Waists at...... 7.00 ■ Raguiar $2.00 Waists a t ...... 1.50 Regular $2.50 Waists at...... 1.75 * Regular $3-50 Wairts at_____. . . . 2.00 COME AND SEE US Wash Skirts That sold for as high as §5.00, closing out price §1.50? Odds and ends of white duck, pique and natural linen skirls at correspondingly reduced SOUTH BEND, 1ND. prices. • • ■ Closed evenings except Saturday Shirt Waist Suits Prices so low that you can afford to wear them while you do your work in the"morning. Suits that sold for $3.00 at half price, $1.50. The balance of them at half price also. These are odds and ends and you are assured of a bargain at §2.00, §2.50, §3.00 and $5.00. 1 IN NOTES. C. Oliver Iselin and the Reliance, HEMORiM today’s race, it is an assured fact that W rappers IiOXG GOAT OF BLACK TAFFETA. the cup w ill stay in America. M a r t h a E l l k n Ch a n d l e r The efforts of the British sailors to For small sums. We put out four hundred wrappers at cut rates. This long coat of black taffeta is Was born near Walker ton, Indiana, lift the cup seem i utile. Since the ] $/.25 Wrappers at ...... $ .75 lined to the waist with white taffeta, March lti, 1S3G and died August 19, year 1851, when the American ran $1.50 Wrappers at...... 1.00 1903, aged 07 years, 5 months and 3 and unlmed from the waist down.’ away from the British fleet of 141 $2.00 Wrappers a t...... 1.50 in the-afternooh by Rev. W. R. Cur days. The three capes are unlined and are $3.00 Wrappers at.. . . 2.00 At the age seventeen years she was most effectively stitched with white rier, of St, Joseph, nr the evening by united in marriage to Walter Ingalls, Oortlcelli stitching silk. The front Rev. W. H. Canfield, of Marshall. Millinery Clean-up. at Buchanan, Mich., by whom she had can be left fly open or closed, giving A deep interest is being maifested in While the Millinery Department is undergoing its fall preparations we three children, Frank, Mary Jane and the garment a semi-tight appearance thfi purpose of the meetings, and en­ have placed a few low prices on the entire stock of made-up hats. If you James, the last two still survive her. A handsome finish is given to the thusiasm is high. want a pretty new hat for the balance of the season at a wonderfully low She was married to John. Shook fronts which are faced with four inch The services will continue every price, $3.00 at the most is the highest price you can pay here." For §1.00 March IS, I860, by whom she had bands of taffeta covered with cream day this week and next Sunday and $2.00 you can do wonders here. .lour- children* Jgrt-Ward, William,Lot­ tinted lace. A cord and tassel tier Special out-of-town talent, is enlisted every day. tie and Charles, the .first three dying .in a knot finishes the neck, which has Next Sunday Rbv, L. H ., Seager, in early youth. She united with the. a standing collar which slopes down Editor of the Evangelical Sunday Reorganized Church o f Jesus Christ at the front. Desirable up-to-date rainy-day skirts, Oxford grey and men’s fancy School Literature and Living Epistle, o f Letter Day Saints May 3, 1880, at overcoat materials, nicely tailored, worth $3.50—priced to close out §1.00. w ill be the chief speaker. The Miz- Galien Mich , being baptized by El­ To close out our line of $5.00 rainy-day skirts we place them on sale at der, now Apostle, Gamer L, Griffith. pah Male Quartette and the Evangel §3.50. ical Orchestra w ill furnish music, anc Of • said church she remained a bo­ These prices were made to clean up the stock previous to the arrival of rn em­ the congregational------singing will be our winter stock and will be in force only a few days while the goods last. ber up1 to the time of her death. led by a chorus choir. Every effort is being put forth to make this day She was a noble woman, a faithful the greatest in the history of River wife, a kind mother and a true Chris- Mai! orders w ill receive:prompi attention. tain and now sleeps,, after a life of side Camp Meeting. toil and pain, waiting for the resur­ ♦> ♦> rection of the jus tat Christ’s appeal­ - Pirates Up To Date ing- . Two Three Rivers excursionists Funeral, services were conducted at E young husky fellows, with a reserve Sir Thomas Lipton and Shamrock III] the Larger Hope Church Saturday, supply of corn juice, launched a new 113-115 NORTH MICHIGAN ST., August 23, 1903 at 2:30 p. m., in yachts off the Isle of Wight, and venture, that of piracy,Saturday after charge o f Elder Samuel Stroll, of brought the cup to America, the noon. It follows that both are nurs­ SOUTH BEND, . - - 'iNDlAWA* Cold water, Mich. English have returned each year as­ ing many bruises from shoe sole con­ Mo her sleep thy toil Is o’er, serting that they bad “ a better boat Thou shalt suffer never more; tact. than before.” So they had, but the Sleep the steep that'knows no waking, The visitors strode upon the dock Till the dawn of heaven, breaking, American defender was always just in the afternoon and at first sight; of Brings our Savior from above enough “ better than before,” tp put School Notes. E, J. Elson, a prominent photogra­ Back to gather those in love; the tug Bonita lying at the dock the challenger out of the winning, pher and milliner in Buchanan, is in -Then within the better land. started for her and went aboard-with- School wil-l begin August 31. Pu- With the faithful, thou shalt stand - *;• *:♦ •> the city -looking up values in real, out delay. They began a minute i who enter for the first time Free from toil and pain and care, Capes on long coats are very smar : Card of Thanks. estate and contemplates coming to the With the saints his glory share. vestigation of the pilot and engine should try to meet the superintendent just now, double and often trij city if he can find the proper location, Mother sleep tliy toil is o’er; rooms and it is reported turned We hereby express our thanks to in the high school building Friday, Sleep and never sorrow more. capes appearing ju9t below the velve. — Benton Harbor News. valves, ringing the signal bell ant our friends and neighbers "who so August 28. <£♦ +Z+ «£► collar. These coats are very careful­ kindly and lovingly assisted during spinning the wheel. When the crew The school board failed to secure Birthday Party. ly fitted about the shoulders, although Escaped an Awful Fate. remonstrated they,were.told to mind, the sickness, death and burial of our Miss Bailey for the science position fo^ the rest- they seem somewhat wife and mother. Mr. H, Haggins of Melbourne, Fla., Miss Ethel Hamilton entertained a tiieir own business and that they were in our high school, but Miss Edna shapeless. The capes are often facec whites, “ My doctor told me I had number o f her friends m honor o f her sufficiently versed, in' navigation to The little offices of mercy and the Rutledge, of Rockford, 111., has ac­ with silk, sometimes white with black Consumption and nothing could be eighteenth birthday, last Wednesday handle the tug. Standing -at the manifestations of love and sympathy cepted the position and will take dots and sometimes a solid color with have all lightened the burden of our done for me. I was given up to die. •evening. * Games 'and music passed captain’s post one of the fellows charge of the work next Monday. white dotes. These coats are often of sorrow and grief and Shall never be The offer of a free trial bottle of DrL the time, and cake and ice cream were called out in a commanding voice Miss Rutlidge is a graduate from , 'N white, or of tan, or of dark blue, ahe forgotten. v King’s New Discovery for Consump- * served to the guests. “ to cast off the line.” At this point Northwestern University and comes are very useful as well as smart. tion, induced me to try it. Results " She received many beautiful pres­ something was cast off in a forcible J o h n Sh o o k highly recommended. ❖ ❖ ♦> were startling. I am now on the ents. All enjoyed themselves very manner and it was the two men ' ’ and F a m il y . Supt. Mercer has rearranged a part Mysterious Circumstance. , ’• £+ road to recovery aud owe all to Dr. much and returned home in the wee They landed on the dock in a limp of the work in the high school course One was pale and yellow and the Bert Peoples,a driver for the Spen- King’s New Discovery. Jt surely small hours after wishing her many condition. This was a just a taste of of study.' The outline of the new other fresh and rosy. Whence .the cer-Barnes company, was arrested Sat­ saved my life.” This great cure Is happy returns of the day, trpuble, for five minutes later they course will be published and. left with difference? She who is blushing urday morning for stealing lumber guaranteed for all. throat and lung •> ♦> •> attempted to steal some fruit from our bookdealers and at Mr. Keller’s with health uses Dr. King’s New Life from the company. He was detected diseases by W. N. Brodrick, Druggist. - Lo-tus Pellets are perfect Liver, Harry Morrison’s stand and were store for distribution. Pills to maintain it by gently arous Friday night in confiscating " pieces a Price 50c & $1.00. Nerve and Kidney Pills. Small and ing thelazy organs they-compel good soundly 7 trashed.—Benton Harbor of lumber. The case was settled out pleasant to take, take them onhe and News, tv •I* +5 *> digostio'^ and head off obstipation of court in the afternoon and prose­ “ IT. S. Corn Cure for Ladies is the Sm tou Harbor Abstract Co.—Abstracts of you will keep them always in the -fitle. Real estate mortgage loans. , Of Try them! Only 25c, at W. N. Brod cution was dropped.—Benton Har­ best I ever, used; it took off my corns house. Large boxes, fifty Pellets for rick, druggist. No risk in using Bainton Bros’, t_ ;s 174 Water St,. Benton Harbor, Mich. bor Palladium. without burning a bit.” M. P.Mears 25c at E, S. Dodd, and Son’s. Take ♦J* <£<► fiour. Every sack guaranteed to give ❖ ❖ ♦>. 789 Fairmont St., Clevland, Ohio. no other,- Our printing will please you • satisfaction or money refunded. - Subscribe to the Record, Bring your printing to the Record- Only 15c at E. S. Dodd-and Son’s. office. . ’ *V B u c h a n a n i R e c o r d . HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OP STUDY 1903-190$ D. F. BOWER, EDITOR. NINJBH jnl^ADE JflENJPH. GJ^ADE « TERMS 81.25 PER YEAR FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER English Comp, and Classics English Comp, and Classics. English Classics American. Literature V " Entered at the Post-office at Bnchanan, Mich. - as second-class matter. Algebra' Algebra ’ Algebra • Algebra and Geometry Latin Latin Latin Latin ■ Physiography. _ . - Physiography. GeneraI History General History TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1903. Bookkeeping Physiology Biology (Zoology) Biology (Botany) ‘ W e know that as a rule everybody buying Canned Goods want the best. OFFICERS MUST ATTEND ELEVENTH GJ^ADE TWELFTH GI^ADE We handle only the BEST and have over 300 dozen cans, which at the prices in the following list Will reduce our stock somewhat. This is what FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER. FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER: Eastland Managers Will Not Be Allow­ we are going to do. Rhetoric English Grammar American History and Civics American History and Civics 15c Maine Sugar Corn 12cper can or 6 f o r .------...... 7 0 C ed to Abandon Prosecution.X ' Geometry Geometry Physics Physics - 15c Maine Succotash 12c per can or 6 for ...... 7 0 c Chemistry Chemistry English Literature English Literature ; , Tlie two steamboat firemen, Wat­ English History English History ' Latin Latin '■ _ 15c Maine Lima Beans 12c per can or 6 for ...... — ...... 7 0 c son and Fleming, who were arraigned Latin Latin German German ■ v ' PEH S German German-• Commercial Geography Teachers’ Reviews Hart Brand Marrowfat 12c, 6 cans fo r ...... 7 O c before U. S. Commissioner Harvey Joy Brand Early June 10c, 6 cans fo r . ______...... 50&. Thursday will have no futher hearing NOTE—Electives in Italics. ’ " before that; offical, but the case will Each pupil is expected to have foiir studies, including the required work of his grade. The Latin Course will include four years of Latin and four years two German. : • Victor Brand 12e, 6 cans for_____ .7 0 c come directly before the U.- S. court The Scientific Course will include two years of Latin and two years of German. ^ which sits at Grand Rapids Oct. 6. Pupils expecting to enter the University of Michigan should elect at least two years of either Latin or German. The Chicago Record-Herald says: Pupils in this year’s twelfth-grade will have English Literature and Geometry and may elect chemistry. VAN’S “ The federal officers declare they will BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN.. order Captain John Pereue and Mate and Kingery are not refusing to meet attorney to confhl* with him concern­ New Carlisle Gazette.. because they have not b'een consulted ing crosswalk matters, and President * * * Charles Richardson of the Eastland M. A. Shaw, of Buchanan, was in with about the building of cement Black and'Trustees Curtis and Bishop into court at the coming trial.” town Thursday. A Chicago cispatch of Aug. 20 says crosswalks, but they have refused to were never in his office but once for Mr., and Mrs.; Willis Tomlinson, of Both Capt. Pereue and Mate Rich­ vote for the allowance of bills for that purpose, and that was in the near Buchanan,. Mich., were in town ardson of the Eastland were in Chi­ these crosswalks because the indebt­ afternoon of the day when the last Wednesday. They have purchased cago all day today. Their vessel is in edness was incurred without any mentioned article appeared. For the the A. J. By rant farm north of New drydock and both men were busy authority of law as the records of the past 'eight weeks trustees Kent and D. R ent Carlisle. village will disclose. Kingery have Leen ready to meet with aboard the ship. 4 ° O Mrs. Sol Rough arid daughter. Miss -t o - Capt. Pereue said concerning the In as recent article in the Niles Star the council and allow all bills against t the village, * only asking that the Hattie Sweeney, of Buchanan, Mich., Benton Harbor advices that ah agree­ entitled, “ Guillotine Will Fall,” it is Always carries a full and complete .stock of Were guests o f Mrs. Ed. Wykoff, on ment not to press the mutiny charges stated that an expert built the cement crosswalk bill be deferred for ■ some future meeting, but thus far no meet Tuesday. choice Fruits and Vegetables in the season against the Eastland’s firemen: crosswalks for 9 7-10 a square foot, “Although I made the mutiny and that village contractors asked 12 ing can be held on those conditions 8. D. King and Herbert Sweeney charges, General Manager Leighton cents a square foot. The facts aie were in Buchanan Thursday.. has been acting for the company in F. L. RAYMOND HURT these, the expert in question never Order fruits for canning adjusting the matter. He gave me to built a crosswalk here before on his YHOS. S. SPRAGUE & SO N , Bad Cut in the Leg Below the Knee. understand-that Watson and Fleming own responsibility, and this work has Our Motto— Best goods at lowest prices. were not to be prosecuted by officers been done without guaranty or bond. PATENTS of the company. Therefore I did not Thursday afternoon F. L. Raymond The contractors agreed to do this Wayne County Bank Bldg., D HTd )IT go the hearing at Benton Harbor to­ Work for 10 cents a square foot, and was severely cut by the one of the day.”—Palladium. not twelve cents as stated, and fur­ .knives of the sausage cutter. R-I-P-A-N-S Tablets ❖ «> ther agreed to give a guaranty and The knife had. been taken out of - Doctors find Nearly Forfeits His Life. the cutter to be sharpened and upon bond for the faithful performance of A runaway almost ending, fatally, A good prescription the work. According to the facts, taking it from the vice to replace in started a horrible ulcer on the leg of the cutter it fell, striking him on the J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, 111. if the Niles article is true, the village for Mankind For four years it defied all doctors has saved 8-10 of one cent a square leg just below the knee, making a The 5 cent packet is enough forusnal occasions. -and remedies. But Bucklen’s Arnica foot, but has no guaranty or bond. deep three cornered incision. He The family bottle (60 cents) contains a supply for Salve had no trouble to cure him. a year. All druggists sell them. ; t f It is stated in said article that - the was taken to Dr.Garland’s office where Equally good for Burns, Bruises,Skin three stitches were taken in the wound Eruptions and Piles, 25c at W. N cement crosswalks in question con­ Bro chick’s drug stor,e. nected with cement walks built by and it' was dressed. The wounded University^ School of Music ❖ *> ♦> citizens, but as a matter Of fact some man was' then taken home in a car­ Ann Arbor, Mich. riage. He has the sympathy of a lost. of these crosswalks do. not connect Organized in five departments of study, On August 23, fifteen dollars, on with walks at either end. At the time large number of friends in suffering each under a full corps of competent in­ Good for Ten, Days’ trip to tlie resort country. structors. Twelfth year begins Sept. 28, Front or Clark Street; finder please of the sad failure of Dr. Henderson’s this accident. ❖ ❖ 1903. For catalogue and particulars ad­ Excursion tickets will be on sale at all of the leave at this office and receive suit­ health it was suggested by a member dress Remenber the band concert to-mor principal offices of tlie Pere Marquette R. R. able reward. of the council that his resignation be C. K. PETRINE, Secretary. s4 ❖ ❖ ♦> obtained at Once, and after one or row Co. on date above mentioned, for regular and Opened Restaurant. two visits to his home this was ob­ Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Sterns spent a special trains,. Tickets will be sold to follow­ Mrs. Nettie Lister, who keeps a tained, but for what purpose portion of the week at the ho me of the ing points, but may be used to intermediate hoarding house, corner of Dewey Ave. no one can tell, for there were already former’s parents at Buchan an,prior to stations north of and including Baldwin, where and Portage St., has taken the res­ five members of the council who their departure for their upper regular traing are scheduled to stop: taurant recently run by Wm. M. Rouse. were competent to act, and yet those peninsula home at Daggett, Menomi­ Mrs. Lister has the reputation of keep­ who now claim they cannot have a nee county.—Coloma Courier. 900<0«< ing a nice place and she asks for a meeting of the council insist that . W .B. House will run a bus line from liberal patronage. t. f. the resignation of Dr, Henderson must Buchanan to Niles twice each day to ♦J <£* be acted upon before they will meet the morning and evening cars of Better Than Gold. consent to meet, at least the proposi­ thclnterurban Line from South Bend. Manistee “ I was troubled for several years tion madeby the “ delinquents,” with Leaving Buchanan at 7;a. m. and with chronic indigestion and nervous this feature in it has not yet been 4 p.m. returning leaves Niles at 8 a.m. debility,” writ.es F. J. Green, of Lan­ accepted. The “ belligerents,” ow­ and 5 p.m. Fare for round trip 25 caster, N. H. “No remedy helped ing to the lamentable condition .of onest Corsets at cents. ■ ■ . me until I began using Electric Bit­ their colleague Dr.Henderson,thought ters, which did me more good than it but a matter of common decency The contest over the proposed Car­ all the medicines I ever used. They negie library has degenerated into a that his vacancy be left .unfilled un­ The Largest and For particulars as to time of trains, rates-, etc. have also kept my wife in excellent til the next spring election. As a last fight. The citizens of Niles are dis­ see large bills or make inquiry of Pere Mar­ health for years. She says -Electric gusted With the trend of affairs and resort, and In order to do business, Most Complete quette Agent. . Bitters are just splendid for female the “ delinquents” did agree to name there is talk' of asking Mr. Carnegie troubles; that they are a grand tonic several of Our prominent citizens, to withdraw his offer. The meetings Corset Stock can and invigorator for weak, run down anyone of whom could be selected as of the board develop acrimonious be found at women. No other medicine can take Dr. Henderson’s successor, but con­ controversy, and sensational language its place in our family.” Try them. sent to this has not yet been obtained. is Indulged In. Upon leaving the;hall Only 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed Ever since trustee Kingery objected last Saturday evening, one of the THE RACKET by W. N. Brodrick. to paying for a private driveway out ladies declared that she would not be­ We carry none v ♦;* ♦> o f the public funds there has been lieve a single One of the male members THE OTHER SIDE some feeling among certain members of the board under oath. And to a but the best; our o f the council, and there seems to be Star man, one of the ladies of prices are 50c and no question but what four members the board said Monday as fol­ Statement of Messers. Kent and Kiflgery of the council were, before apy cross­ lows: “Had you been presant at last $1.00. Regarding the Council Controversy Thursday, night’s meeting o f the board walks were thought of, ignoring the A full line of the best mixed paints and heard what one of the members “ belligerents” and Dr. Henderson in J. C. REHM, ftlr* had to say ’y ou might have thought The state- and county press,, and most matters pertaining to the village, BUCHANAN. you were attending a ward caucus in particularly the Niles Star, have been aqd to continue this course they must the slums o f Chicago.” For shame, giving various: reasons why the com­ have a majority of the council, and —Niles Star . W. N. mon council of the village of Buch­ to make their position secure .they * ♦> ■»> ^ 25 per cent off Regular anan did not meet and do business. must name a Successor to Dr. Hender­ Key, J. A. Halmliuber M ailed. The facts are not generally known by son. Acme White Lead and Color Price till Sept. 1st. our townspeople so it is deemed ad­ The popular pastor of the Evangel­ Works, mixed paint and visable to give them in the columns A few days ago a freight bill was ical church was married last Wednes­ In the Grocery Business, pure White Lead, at the of our own town papers. due the Fere Marquette Rail Road, day to Miss Keller, of Detroit. Clay­ To make room for new lowest prices for best mater­ The"delinquents” or ''belligerents,” and the same was finally presented to ton Houseworth accompanied Mr. But we.are keeping up with the proces­ ial. stock,for fall and Christ­ as Messrs. Kent and Kingery are call­ trustee Kent who ‘told the agent that Halmhuber as his_bcst man, and Miss sion, and will sell as cheap as anybody, if mas trade. "We will of­ ed, are members of the finance com­ he would meet with the council at Keller’s sister acted as bride’s maid. not cheaper, and give you coupons with mittee, Mr. Kent is a member of the once and vote to allow his bill, but j A host of friends join in Wishing every cash purchase. With these coupons fer you a Bargain in you can obtain all kinds of -hand Call and get a color, card of street committee, and Mr, Kingery of the council has not met yet. In an- them happiness, Solid Gold Set Rings. the mixed paints also a the cemetery committee, and yet other article in -the Niles Star it was decorated Chinaware, floral and gold de­ signs. ' neither o f these men has been con­ stated that the village attorney was “ Points about Painting” IIow’ s This? Just received a large invoice of 70c Un- sulted with, outside of council meet­ piqued because he; was not employed that gives a full description 1 We offer onehandred dollars reward for any colored Japan Tea, which is very fine and of the paint and m any/val­ W. Scott Jones, ings, since their appointment,and noth­ in the Chapin case, and that the mem- case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s we will sell you lib. of this 70c Uncolored catarrh core. . uable points about how to in g has been said to these men, or to bers of the council could get no satis- } P. J. CHESTNEr & Co, Toledo,O. -Tea and give you lh and decorated China +h o We- the undersigned, have known P. J . Cheney The Reasonable Jeweler. Dr. Henderson, about so important a faction from him concerning tue for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly cup aud saucer all for...... 60c - paint ;your house. honorable in ail business transaction and financi­ 1 lb. 35c M. and J. Coffee______...... 20c matter as the case of the village crosswalk matter, and a meeting of ally able to carry out any obligations made by the council; as a matter of fact the their firin'. 1 lb. 30c Government Java Coffee...... 20c against Mr. Chapin, in fact, Dr. West .& Traax, wholesale druggists, Toledo, G 1 lb. 25c Special Blend Coffee, on ly.'.. . 15c Henderson says that a member o f the- village attorney, before any attorneys Waldin«^Kinnan & Marvin, wholesale druggists 6 lbs. Good Rice...... 25c 6‘ lbs. Rolled Oats 25c council told him it was none of his were employed, told the council that } H all’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting , l. -i „ . _ , _ . I directly upon the blood and mucoiiB surfaces of 1 doz. can tops and 1 doz. rubbers. , . .25c, business what was being done, that 83 he hacl a retainer from. Mr, Chapin ^ the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c A ll 15c breakfast foods 2 packages____25c 4 SOUTH BEND FOUNDRY CO.t as well as the Village he did not care 1 per bottle; Sold b^ all drnggists. All otber Grocery prices low as the lowest. - SOUTH BEND, IND., ,he he wasn’t supposed to know any­ * ■ H all’s Family Pills are tne beet. make all kinds of drey Iron, Building, Street thing about the case, so. that these to have anything to do with the case, and Machine ♦> *> ♦> THOS. S. SPRAGUE & SON, three members o f the council are as and for them to employ other council DEL JORDAN’S much in the dark regarding this case which was done. Trustee Pears has Benton Harbor Abstract Co.—Abstracts oi GROCERY I Do Pattern, Blacksmith and Machine Work, title. Real estate mortgage loans; Of PATENTS. Wayne County Bank Bidg. DETIIC u SASH WEIGHTS' ETC, ns tlie people at large. Trustees Kent neyer been in the office o f the village fiee 104 Water St.. Benton Harbor, M ich Phone 16 All Goods Delivered mmat&mmmmmmmmamtmmmdiL H* H 4"& ■■ ■♦* .«M» ■ + + aiH§| • *§•4' 4*4* 4 4 4 4 * * ' I RECTORY. ^ 4"i> ' ♦ ♦ > 4 $ 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4>i' 4 4 4 4 4$ *' Tke Niagara F a lls Routt'" D {>4 4*<£ H U3R-SJEETS. B A S T . Buchanan Township and LEAVE BUCHAN AN. Tillage Officers : : : : : •>* Detroit Night Exprose, No. 8 ...... 12:45 A hi •?4> To Make a Test of Mall, N o.2 ...... 9:46 A W Chicago & Kalamazoo Accorn,, No. 22 6:28 p W- Train N'o.M ______5:19 P M ** Editor Stead and Train No. 34 due about 7:15p.ru.\vill stop to let off Chicago passengers. Township Officers Astronomer Servlss Supervisor...... J. L. Richards 4 * Arranging For an WEST. Telepathy Interesting Experiment Clerk...... Fred W. Ravin LEAVE BUCHANAN. Treasurer . Wm. J, Miller Fast Bail No. 3 ...... 5:45 AM 44 44 •S*^ 44 44 44 44 44 <{h|i 4 4 4 4 4 4 Chicago ite Kalamazoo Accom., No. 15 8:13 AM Highway Com ...... W in . W ray 44 44 44 44 44 44 ' 44 44 44 44 44 44 Mail, No. 5 ...— ------3:40 PM Justice of the Peace Cha. E. Sabim Train No. 33...... 8:15 p. m. Tbe Kindi Ton Have Always Bought, and which lias been, School Inspector .... Mrs.ElizaEniery Peacock, Local Agent. HE most remarkable contest of ing distances without the normal op­ in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of O, W. KcraaLHs, G. P. & T A H ealth officer...... Dr. E, O. Colvin* the age—if contest it may be eration of the recognized sense organs, and has been made under Ms per- Tow nship I Chas, Bishop called—is that arranged by W il­ though only the most optimistic of sci­ sonal supervision since its infancy, Board of Review \ Amos Spaulding T liam T. Stead of London and entists are .yet quite willing to admit AUow no one to deceive yon in tMs„ Professor Garrett P. Serviss of New that telepathy is an accomplished fact.- A ll Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good’9 are b u t. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and Tillage Officers York for a scientific test of-the possi­ Columns of stories might here be re­ bilities of telepathy, or the transmis­ Bxperiments that trifle with and endanger the health o f P resident ...... ____ _ Geo H. Black told of extraordinary phenomena which sion of thought without any direct in fa n ts and Children—Experience against Experimeni St. Louis R, R. C lerk ...... Glenn E. Smith cannot be accounted for on any recog­ communication by the senses. BIG FOUR ROUTE. Treasurer ...... ------W . W . Treat nized principle of physical, science and This unique contest has its origin in Assessor ...... S. A. Wood which go far .to demonstrate the exist­ The popular route between Micliigau the ■ following announcement of Mr. Col of Water Tax...... John C. Dick ence of a subtle and intangible some­ What Is CASTOR IA Cities and all Southern points, Stead recently cabled from London to a Health Officer _____Dr. Orville Curtis thing by which one mind may commu­ Trains carrying passengers leave Niles “New York paper: “From positive evi­ Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor O il, P are° A ttorn ey ...... A. A. Worthington nicate with another without the use of as follows: dence that I have at hand I have to goric, Drops and' Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. I t Chief Fife D ept.. . . Frank P. Barnes words, looks, gestures or material signs. GOING NORTH I GOING SOCTU make without qualification the state­ Marshal and St.Com. ... .John Camp There is much of truth'in this exquisite contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Daily ox. Sunday. Daily ex. Sunday ment that the transmission of long dis­ N o .28...... 7:58a m [ N o.33...... 8:24am Trustees Com Council. . Dr. O. Curtis verse of Ella Wheeler Wilcox, who is substance. Its age is its guarantee. I t destroys Worms 2 2 ...... 12:50 p m I 25----- ... 1:35p m tance messages by direct mental vibra­ Chas Bishop, C. D. Kent, Chas Pears, herself a disciple of telepathy : and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind 34...... 5:30p m | 27 .... 6:15pm tion—!. e., telepathy—is an accom­ Henry F. Kingery, Dr, R. Henderson. Thoughts do not need the wings of words Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation 32. K. HIBBEN, Ai^nt, To fly t6 any goal; Niles, Mich. plished fact.” and Flatulency. I t assimilates the Food, regulates th e Village | John C. Dick In support of this rather sweeping as­ Like subtle lightnings, not like birds. They speed from goal to goal. Board of Review y Geo. B. Richards sertion Mr. Stead recited in detail the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep* The Children’s 3?anacea—The Mother’s Friend* Republican Township Committee. . Hide in your heart a bitter thought; Still it has. power to blight; A. A . Worthington, John Broceus, Think love, and though you speak it not It gives the world more light. GENUINE ALWAYS Herbert Roe. The science or cult (as. you may choose to call it) o f telepathy has many Bears the Signature of CHURCH NOTES AND NOTICES. eminent supporters, who apparently OPERATING THE S. $. & S. R. R. liave entire faith that in due time it UNITED BRETHREN OHURCH—Rev. will be raised from the realm of specu­ Effective July 1, 1903. W . J. Tarrant, pastor. Sunday services; lative theory to the dignity of exact preaching, 10:30 „ and 7-2)0 p. m .; Sunday science. Among these may be men­ school, 11:30 a. m. Prayer meeting Thurs­ NonTH BOUND. SOtJTU BOUND. tioned Sir William Crookes, the Rev. day eveuing 7:30. Dr. Parlchurst, Bishop Samuel Fal­ 25066bio 8 N06 STATIONS No [No 7 So 65 P m ;p m a m p tn a m p ni lows, the Rev. Minot J. Savage, the late PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—Rev.W. Dr. R. Osgood Mason, Professor Wil­ •1:0a i.W 7:30 iv So Bcnitt ai 7:33 11 :E0 2:2f D. COLE, Pastor. Sabbath services: liam James, Ian Maclaren and Mark 5:20 sl:30 8:o* ^ (Jidieu 6 M 11:15 12:50 preaching 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. ui. G-.QO s n s (Jleiulora b'M, 11:03 12:20 Twain. ; 6:- 6 *l:5t Ban>da 6.3 10:511 12: Christian Endeavor meeting 6:30 p.m. In*Use For Over SO Years. 7:IK) l2.0t ‘8:3 Derby 6.2- 10:48 H:3i Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7:30. The great American humorist has the L THB OENTaUR COMPANY. T? MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK emr. 11 :u 7 :20',:2;.i :!"AS Vineland (i:2v 10M3 A ll are cordially invited. honor of. being the'first telepathist of <2::. (8:53 Denton Harbor 6: IS :Q:35 7 M0 i:-;. y.o> .ir st. J osvph n 0 00 Iu:25 l i o\. note in this country.- Some, years ago P Itt It III :t m p m A III ti in he advanced the -theory of thought METHODIST CHURCH.— Rev. W . -J. Douglass, Pastor. Sunday services;preacb- transmission, but at the time it was ing 10:30 a. m. 7:30 p. m. Sunday School believed to .be only one of Mark .«* AH tr ins daily except Sunday. 11:45 a. ni. EpwOrth League 6:80 p. in Twain’s whimsical fancies. * For full particulars impure of local agent or editress ' Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. • Not' long ago Sir William Crookes, CEO. It. lit>SS, II. D. W lilGHT, the inventor of the Crookes tube, which TrVlie Mar. I I. & i. Agent, CHRISTIAN CIIURCH.—-Rev. II. L. made the X ray possible, and the pres­ Streator. III. St J oseph, Mich, Veacb, Pastor. Sunday services; preahing ident of the British Association of Sci­ WILLIAM T. STEAD. 10:30 a. m. 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 12 entists, startled the scientific world by m. Senior Ghristion Endeavor 6:30 p. m. results of experiments made recently declaring that it may be possible to Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. between London and Nottingham, Eng­ send thoughts across the Atlantic ocean Parsonage cor. 3rd and Detroit St. land, a distance of 125 miles. In Not­ or around the world without either ca­ ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.— tingham was stationed Mr. Franks, a bles or the apparatus of Marconi. ^ telepathist of note, while at the office BENTON HARBOR BRANCH Rev. Chas. Shook, Pastor. Preaching at • “Is it inconceivable,” he asked, “that Effective Thursday, June 4, 1908, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School of Mr. Stead’s publicationf'the Review intense thought concentrated toward a 11:45 a, m. Prayer meeting Thursday even­ of Reviews, in London was placed an­ person with whom the thinker is in trains on the Benton Harbor Brandi, ing at 7:30;Cottage, prayer meetiug Tuesd L Sold by all newsdealers. been well authenticated eases of gen­ There are. more things, in heaven and 4 Do Pattern,. Blaekeialtii and Machine Yvork, 3100 E a d u o n Square^ " P l U F A i H U B ^ 361 Broadway, uine • thought transmission over vary- earth, Horatio, SASH WEIGHTS, ETC. 5 • A. A. SCHAUTZ, 0. P. 1. \ r Detroit, Mich. N ew York Thart■■■are dreamt of in your philosophy. Monties tU»Bano?fc ./ issat Branch Office, 625 F S t, Washington. D. C- BUSINESS CARDS -Berrien County Berries. horses to this coninent, though the paleontologists tells us that the lock s T H E G R A N G E r . L. E . P hck, Homeopathic Physicin and County Produced Eighty Per Cent of abound with fossils which show that u Surgeon, Office and Residence on Oak St DBuchanan, Mich. the State Yield. Equidos were numerous all overAmCr- Conducted by J. W« DARROW* ica in the Eocene period. It is a sing, Press Correspondent New York S ta te ular fact, ho wever, that there were no Orange ONET TO LOAN on farms at low Interest Choice Second Hand School Berrien county has the proud dis­ long time with prepayment privilege. J. horses in America when the first Eur­ M W. BEISTLE, Buchanan* Mich. tinction o f being the greatest berry agfucultural e d u c a t i o n . B o o h s opeans came hither. production section of the state. -The heed of It Becoming; Greater and 4% VV i ■^kRViLLK Curtis, M. D., Physician and Surgj ' The blackberry "crop of the state the Opportunities Better. At once. For sale new and second hand books EENS10N FOR GOVERNOR BLISS. J Office, over Roe’s Hardware. Telephone 32^ amounted to 150,000 cases, 120,000 of - [Special Correspondence.] Buchanan, Mich. which were raised in Berrien County. The farmer’s son must get the Idea First class tablets and all school supplies at Result of ‘What he Thought Was a Joke. The-crop was a record breaker and thoroughly footed in his brain that the D r. E , O.* Colvin, twentieth century is to be a century of the fruit matured much earlier than PHYSICIAN & SURGEON education. -It is to be the era of the usual. It is said that the average Saginaw, Micli., Aug. 20—When Telephone from office to honse accessible from trained man. Right alongside, of this the street at all hours o f day or night. piace was $1 per case thus netting Governor Bliss was last in Washing­ Office over Carmer 8s Cnnner’s shoe store. RUNNER’S DRUG STORE ton the pension commissioner noticed idea the farmer’s son should plant an­ Residence. 15 Cayuga Street the growers a very neat income. other idea, and that is that if agricul­ his wounded hand and asked him why Raspberries also produced a main- ture is to keep' up with the procession lie did not have himself examined for otb yield, 115,000 cases out of 202, the agriculturist must be a trained J . A s a Garland, M. I)., a pension. The examination was inade 000 in the state, 'coming from man. The farmer of the future must P H Y S IC IA N & S U R G E O N . Berrien County. This has certain­ there and then, but Governor Bliss be thoroughly educated for his busi­ thought no more about the matter; he ness. Office:—Roe Block, Front Street. ly been . a very prosperous year treated it as a joke. Announcement, The next question is, How shall he R e s id e n c e F r o n t St. opp. Presbyterian church for fruit-growers with apples, grapes, i n *fr.e Life of Christ be trained? The means of agricultural gSETBell ’Plione34 - B y E r n e s t D. B urton a n d S h a ile k M a th e w s that a pension of $12 lias been granted pears and peaches, yet to come, al­ education are so ‘numerous and so Professors in the University of Chicago to Aaron T. Bliss has just been made, book prepared especially for use b y advanced though not i|ill crops of the peaches valuable that there is no excuse for A Bible students. An admirable help for stu­ and the governor is not quite sure he any who do not avail themselves of dents of the New Testament in colleges and acad­ and pears, they will help to swell emies) and advanced Bible classes. It aims to guide is the man. He proposes to give the some of these means of training. Let DR. JESSE FILM Aii the student in the construction for himself of a ' the grand total. me mention some of the opportunities life of Christ, derived directly from the sources as pension for the ffrst three months to \ they exist in the New Testament. The most im­ o ♦> «:♦ that are offered to farmers’ sons for portant political and social features o f the New the Woman’s Relief corps in any getting an agricultural education. m fm $T Tesestament are described,...... and the endeavor is made A GALLANT RESCUE. to present the events of the Gospel history in. a true, event. First is the farm itself. This is the OFFICEPOST-OFFICE BLOCK. historical perspective. Not long ago, during a gale on the His injury was received while lie was farmer’s workshop, and it is and ever a r d s ^ Third edition 302 pages 8vo, cloth , $ 1 .0 0 Banks, Henry George, of the crew of will be the best place for his education. Citrous Oxide Gas Given in Extracting Teeth: © F or sale by bookdealers, or by the publishers setting of some cannon crackers a few the Newfoundland schooner Pioneer It Is here that he applies his theories d S P B E im P h o n e 99. Z University of Chicago Press years since-at a Fourth ,of July cele­ and works out his experiments. Every 1 Chicago I 1 H & o i s was swept overboard by a wave. A bration. day of his life he is at school to nature. comrade, Joseph Mooney, grabbed a • V He can get his information at first 1 bait plank as a support and sprang hand. But it is a strange fact that two Dr. John 0. Butler, J = OF THE ST. JOE KIND. i after him. Cumbered as he was with different men, differently trained, will i p gain exceedingly varying degrees of his oil-cloths and sea boots, Mooney 2,500 Mahogany Doors to Hang in REDDEN BLOCK \ b knowledge from the same farm. This Phone 50. first worked off his foot-gear and then Boldt’s Philadelphia Hotel. is simply because one has trained his coat, and swam for his chum. powers of observation; he knows how f George was floating unconscious on ; mine knowledge. The other one is - k The name of St. Joseph lias invad­ t the surface o f the water, having been untrained; he does not know how to' $S ed the east, not in a frivolous way, question nature; he cannot understand thrown against the bulwark and hurt ty.it as a shining example of the work nature’s answers to the questions he Veterinary Surgeon an as lie was flung over the side. After may ask. Let me point out those a i of.our excellent manufacturing insti-. /; a Long struggle Mooney -reached him agencies that will give a young man Dentist tions. The Compound Door factory such training that he can make the and gripped him. by the collar with House’s Klondike Livery Barn last Friday shipped a consignment of most of his farm as an educator as Jor one hand while with the other ho held well as a mdney getter. - Phone 63 2,500 mahogany doors to b i hung in the frail plank in position between I would '“divide, these agencies into the palace hotel, Belleview-Stratfoid them. In this perilous plight tlfe two classes: First, • those which are an in Philadelphia It is one of the available to practically every farmer two men remained for three hours, largest shipments of wood work ever in the United States and which he can ( P e r r o l l cf* S o u jj = until the schooner was able to beat made from this city and is the finest utilize to the very end of life. Among bacK to them. The sea was running these is the agricultural press. Good •ade of wot k on the market, Tl.e Funeral Bisectors f f~ mountain high and it was feared a *farm papers exist in every state, and new hotel, which is nearing com]>1< - dory would not live in it. To lessen the half dozen leading agiicnltural pa­ Hahn’s old stand, Oak street I * tion, is owned by George E Boldt. pers in the country are of the highest the risk for the skiff and the men in Phone 118. sue HAN AN, MICHIGAN] \ who controls the Astosia-Waldorf in practical value and literary merit. It the water, the schooner had to be run is amazing how many farmers there New York." St. Joseph has the dis­ down almost sheer upon the latter, and are who do not take any farm papers i : tinction o f providing a part o f the in­ theu a dory with two men in it was and how many more there are who do terior finishings o f one of the most not take a good farm paper. The sec­ launched bodily by a mighty heave mm elaborately appointed hotels in the ond means is farmers’ institutes. These To Chicago via, Benton Harbor and the Graham & of the rest of the crew, and’ in- the UjlDssifnnsqB), world. exist today in practically every state in “ lull” created under the sheltered lea the Union, and their value has been Morton Line Steamers. c Tue Compound Door factory came of the craft, the rescue was soon ac­ proved over and over again. They are FRONT ST., BUCHANAN, SIC!?. Leave Benton Harbor daily, Saturdays excepted, at to-St, Joseph but a few years ago growing in influence and usefulness. complished. Mooney was at the last Calls answered day or night. S:30>p. in. and now from its pay-roll a hundred And yet they are attended by only a gasp. He had. not only suffered the families get their means of support. fraction of the farmers of this country. Through tickets sold and baggage checked at Benton buffeting of the waves and the. chill But they are a tremendous means of The institution ranks among the best Harbor Division, Pere Marquette Railway Station. Steam­ of the cold, but beside the effort of education for the farmer’s son. He o f its kind in the ^country.— Benton ers arrive in Chicago at about 4 o’clock in the morning. veeping his comrade on the plank lie will in them gain not only information, Harbor News but inspiration. In the third place, Dock foot of Wabash Ave., within one block of street cars found that the board could not sup- there are home study courses, agricul­ and elevated road. Returning, steamers leave Chicago iort both their'’ weights, and conse­ Wine Lo-t.1- Coonley’s Beef, Iron- tural books, agricultural experiment station bulletins. Any young farmer quently he had to swim himself most and wine with Nervine—is a perfect daily, Saturdays and Sundays excepted, at 9:30 a. m.; on of the time. He fainted when he was who wants to-study advanced agricul­ tonic. It is made o f the finest old ture can find an almost unending sup­ Saturdays, steamers leave at 11:30 p. m., and Sundays at dragged into the boat, but bis grip 10 a. m. Port and Sherry Wines with pure ply of good literature under these was so tight on his companion’s col- Ext. of Beef, Iron, Nervine and Cas- heads. There was a time when agricul­ J. S. M o k to n , J . H . G-r a h a m , r that his fingers had to be pried cara with Aromatics carefully select­ tural books were not of great value. Today there are dozens of first class Sec. and Treas. Pres, and Gen. Mgr. open with a marlinspike.—From off ed and combined so as to be readily the Banks in Leslie’s Monthly ffor agricultural books written by thor­ taken up by the most delicate stom­ oughly trained and practical men and September. achs and carried into the blood, giv­ just as useful to the farmer as phy­ *> ❖ ❖ ing renewed and permanent vigor. sicians’ books are to the doctor. And, finally, in this class of agencies come m e Taking Care of the Pennies. It does not interfere with Other med­ the farmers' organizations, of which A new and very convincing way to icine of any kind but helps and im­ the grange is a type. The real work TWENTY YEARS OF SUCCESS demonstrate to boys and girls that if proves . their action. Large bottles, and purpose of the grange is education. All of its other purposes are subser­ in training young men and women for •;bey will take care of the pennies the pints 50c. Take no other, there is no dollars will take care of themselves other like it nor as good. Sold by vient to this all embracing object. Our good business positions is the record of the farmers are just beginning to learn las recently been discovered by the E. S. Dodd & Son.' what an educator it is. I am more and Travel by water between. pupils of one of the public schools in more impressed as the years go by with Horn SOUTH BEND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE the tremendous possibilities of the Washington, D. 0., the national cap­ First publication. Aug. 21, 1903. Michigan City and Keller’! With our experience, thorough courses, complete equipment, able ital. These young people, acting un­ grange in educating farmers’ sons for faculty, boarding hall and dormitory facilities, we can give you the Estate of Orson O. Bronson, Deceased. their vocation. der the direction of their principal, • 21 lb best at the least possible expense. But the farmer’s son must also re­ C hicago. gTATEOF MICHIGAN, the Probate Court for W . H . 1 lave started a school savings bank, member that the day has. come when Fall Term Opens Tuesday September !, 1903. the County of Berrien.. Leave Michigan City which is conducted in every way just At a session of said Court, held at the Probate he can and should get quite a share of Office in the City ol' St. Joseph In said County, on B u cli; Good Board §1.50 per week, Rooms 50 to 75 cents per week. ike the great institutions where their the 17th day of August A. D., 1903. his training for agriculture in the W eek Days, Ex. Sat. 6 a. in. and 3:30 p.m the rpta Write at once for catalog and list o f testimonials. Present: Hon. Frank H. Ellsworth, Judge of schools. They are the second set of Saturday - - 6 a, ni. and 6:30 p.n fathers place their money for safe Probate. in. agencies. Every farmer’s son who is Over 350 placed in We will have 500 In the matter of the estate of Oreon O. Bronson, Sunday - - 6 a. m. and-4:00 p. m eping. The principal makes kim.- deceased. to follow the vocation of liis father positions since places to fill H F.Ringery,special udmistrator,having filed in I f yoij Sept. 1902- self responsible for the safe keeping should secure just as much schooling next year said Gourt his final administration account, and .lexchang of the funds, and at the close o f each his petition praying for tlie allowance thereof and as he can possibly get. In the first tor the assignment and distribution of the residue O ne W ay, wait. I day's business deposits the daily re o f said estate . place he ought to have the privilege GOOD FOR It is ordered, that the 14th day of September A. when he is a mere lad of nature study Round Trip, SEASON eeipts in one of the city’s ordinary D. 1903. at te j o’clock in the forenoon, at said pro­ ] bate office,- he and is hereby appointed for ex­ in the rural school at home. When he commercial banking institutions.— amining and allowing said account and hearing has reached the age of thirteen or four­ said petition;- - ROUND TRIP, GOOD ON MORNING Trom “ A School Savings Bank” in- It is further ordered, that public notice thereof teen he should have, and in time will B O A T O N L Y . he given by publication of a copy of this order, have, the chance to study the elemen­ ;he September St..Nicholas for three successive weeks previous to said day tary principles of agriculture, a‘lso in ofhearing, in the Buchanan R ecord, a newspa­ Indiana Transportation ♦j. »j» „ per printed and circulated in said-County Ms home school. Then, if he cannot £ (A true-copy) F r a n k H. E llsw o rth OSCAR ROMEL, ' United States Horses. go to college, but wishes to study agri­ Rolland E. B a r r Judge of Probate. ’ GEN ERAL The United States is the greatest • . Register ofProbate. culture a little further, he will have at Last publication Sept. 4,1903. lorse producing country in the world. the county’ seat of his. county an agri­ Open a link AcgouiiI cultural high school, where he can take At this time, therefore, when other a- First publication Aug. 21, 1903. a high school course containing some gencies are coming into competition Estate of Eli Egbert, Deceased. high school subjects such as English ifs bf with, horses for many purposes, and and mathematics and, at the same >00? TATE-OF MICHIGAN, the Probate Conrt for time, get good, thorough instruction In • p u t t e e No matter where you live, you can keep your money are being substituted for horses in thetil County ' of Berrien safe in our bank and you can get it immediately and SAt a session of said Court, held at,the Probate science applied to the farm. If he can­ ' M h fi easily when you want it. many others, it is proper for ,us to Office in. the City of tj'f. Joseph in said Coun ty, on not, afford the time or money to take Any person living within reach of a postoffice or consider what it is wise to do in order the 18th day of August, A. D.,1S03. even this agricultural high school Present: Hon. Frank H. Ellsworth Judge of tS!. express office can send money or express orders to us for that there shall not be too serious Probate. - course, he can take advantage of the deposit. The United States government or the express In the matter of the estate cf Eli Egbert, many special winter courses that are ^ 2 ? company Is responsible for the money until we get it. losses in an industry as great as it is ueceased. • Lucy A. O. Egbert having 'filed in said offered even now at every agricultural Our financial responsibility is ,960,000. widespread and Interesting. A few court ber final administration account, and her college in the United States. There is no safer bank than ours, no matter what the petition praying for the allowance thereof and capital. Your dealings with us are perfectly confidential. years ago the horses in the United for the assignment aud distribution of the residue But the farmer’s son, if he is wise, of the coffee you/buy adds States were valued at eleven hundred of said estate. — ' will not content himself .with schooling value in the cup,' L a j i n g p Money entrusted to us is absolutely safe and draws 3fo it is ordered.that the 14 th day .-f September A.D. - Snteresto compounded semi-annually. Send for our million dollars. Business depression 1903, at ten o’clock m the forenoon,at .said probate below, that of the college. I do not call. office, be and is hereby appointed for examining mean to say that every farmer’s son JFItEE booklet. together with the competition and sub and allowing said account and hearing said peti­ tion. . Ought to go to an agricultural college, U . S. Co Si 55 Stitudons referred to, depreciated this' Ir, is further ordered, that public notice iliercot but it ought' to. be understood that it he given by publication of a copy of this order, Banking h f Mai! stock more than one half. But there for i hri-e successive weeks previous to said day of will probably pay him to go to the ^ comes to you fresh/and of It tells in detail how anyone can do their banking with has been an appreciation within a few hearing, in the K achan an R eoo an, a newspaper agricultural college. The chances are strength, always in scaled, air-tight h.*ona and c printed and circulated in said county that it will pay him if be wants to packages. Bulk' ernees lose their you will u us by mail; how to send money safely; and full informa­ years owning to business revival ancl - (,Atrue copy) F rank II. -Ellsworth, ' strength, deteriora/e in flavor, and r>-g „ Dodr tion about our bank,‘and why thousands of depositors from Rolland-E . Barr, Judge o f Probate. go back to the farm, and if he wishes Reaieter of Probate. all over the country choose this bank above all others. ensuing prosperity, so that the value to enter the increasing ranks’ of those also gather dirt. / , ' * " Uniformity. fro3h ^3 and fell Blran^i Please mention this paper when writing us. « of the horses in the country had risen Last publication, September, 4 1903. who desire to teach agriculture or to ar6 insured “to ui?f« ° * *-lon vOTi©©« Mr. and experiment in agriculture the thor­ more than two hundred million dol­ pect to mi lars at the end of the last fiscal year, ough college course in agriculture is RAND-MINALLY absolutely indispensable. diana Har June, 1902, from what the value was Old Naiisnaf Bank, ^ KENYON L. BUTTERFIELD, Benton ITarborAbslract Co.—Abstracts ojbas rented i Capitol SiocSl, $800,000.00 Irani Iapiis, Mich* at the low-water mark refered to. President Rhode Island College of title. Real e M * mortgage loans. 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• BUCHANAN » MARKETS The Pere Marquette has decided to Week ending Aug. 11. Subject to remove all “ news boys” - from, their m m m m change: | PERSONAL. I passenger trains. They believe the Bainton Bros, report the follo wing : patrons of their road will .better en­ Will Grifffch ypas in South Haven joy their rides, without being bother­ Huckle Berries per case $1.28 last week. ' • When People Raspberries, black • _ $1.00 ed' by the agents. : “ red .80 School Books Louis Runner is spending- a few A special car, belonging to the Blackberries .90 days in Chicago. Tablets^ Butter . 14c Chicago Copying Co.; with fifteen of Lard ' l ? OOIN& EA§T BOOKSELLERS, :: Misses Carrie and Minnie 'Shafer moved their household goods to Chi­ at prices that are right 9:15 a.^mi, 12:15 and 4:45 p. m. have returned from <3a,ssopolis. cago, and Mrs. Wright left Buchanan BUCHANAN. MICH GOING WEST Miss Blennie Waterman was home today for their new ’home. Mr. 7:45 a. m., 12:15 p. m., 3:15 p.m., from St. Joseph to spend Sunday Wright has had his postal run chang­ ed,it now being between Chicago and 6:00 p. m. W. H. Keller and daughter Mary GOING NORTH were Mishawka, Ind. visitors, Sunday Cleveland. • ' -* 9:15 a. m., 4:45 p. m. Miss .G race Carotliers,. of Berrien Miss Nina Holliday returned home & ^ * % BOARDERS WANTED * j, * ARRIvise OF MAIDS AT DEPOT FROM Monday from Valparaiso, Ind.. where G. E. Smith Co Springs, spent Sunday with friends in | By meal, day ox week. •8- €■ THE EAST this place. - * She has been attending summer Nor­ || Convenient to business part of city. •g* s' ’PHONE 22. «§• 5:45 and 8:13 a. m., 12:33, 3:40 Wm. Swartz, of Three Rivers, was mal. At the close of the course, a ± ONE DOOR NORTH EXPRESS OFFICE 4> MRS. C. CROTSER and 6:35 p. m. the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rehm party of fifty students from the col­ PE OAT THE WEST over Sunday. lege, went to -Niagara Fall, Toronto 5:20 and 9:45 a, m., 12:40, 5:It) and Miss Rose Freese, of Schoolcraft, and Chautauqua Lake for an outing, 6:28 p. m. Mich, is the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. Bill Griswold ran a race against MirSo Nettle Lister, FROM THE NORTH H. H. Hosford, time Friday afternoon on Main street *§■ Jor. Portage Street and Dewey Avenue 7:45 a. m., 12 m. Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Snyder returned beating all previous records for 100 Furnishes pleasant rooms home yesterday from a two weeks’ yards. Eugene Murphy, the barber, visit in Chicago. *§- J and good meals by the day Fresh Candy 10c lb at The Racket. undertook to run with him. but Bill <§> or week. - Prof, and Mrs. W . L. Mercer re­ went by so fast that Murphy thought Souvenir post cards, 2 for 5 cents turned to Biichanan Saturday after heli act been tied to a post.—-Niles * several weeks’ vacation. % ' 7 bars Lenox soap 25c at Jordan’s Sun. Misses Eva and Edith Simmons, of & n grocery. Edward E Synold, operator for the M . M a r s h South Bend visited their aunt Mrs. * The Hardware | Shoe repairing neatly done School Books, new and second Bert Tourje over Sunday. Michigan Central railroad at Joliet, # hand. Binns’ Magnet Store. ill. and formerly of Galien, eloped I at Garnier and Garmer’s. t f W . Scott Jones spent a couple days l with Miss Freda Van Horne, of Joliet, is making special Mr. Chas. Sterns, o f Paw Paw, is in Chicago this week buying fall I w Friday, going to Milwaukee where goods for his jewelry stock. • ■assisting W. S. Jones this-week.. they weje married. The young lady * % One dozen can top one dozen rub­ Miss Mae Hodges and’ Mrs. E. I. packed up her belongings and climb­ * dosing ©ut Prices Burridge spent a few days in Niles ber 25c, Jordan’s grocery. ed down a ladder that had been * last week attending the carnival. on H ly N ets 4 WALTER E. AVJTCHLER ^ placed under a window, in truly €■ your pocket book will be pleased if Mr. Will Klute, of Three Oaks, romantic style. you look up Bainton Bros, change of visited at the home of Mr. M. K. M E A T < Arrangments for the Grand State * ■ “ ad” in this issue. Spaulding Saturday and Sunday. Ice Ore am. Freezers jf Reunion of the Soldiers and Sailors ' MARKET I Mrs. John Carr, who has been suffer­ daughter Mr. H. C. French and Association of Michigan, to he held Refrigerators ^ ing for some time with cancer, is re­ Helen, of South Bend spent Sunday at Big Rapids, September 7th to 12, • - # 4 Opera House Block. ^ ported as being very low. — with Mr. and Mrs. Willard French. — a n d a ll------• ^ are progressing rapidly. ‘It will be a Rev. W m . M. Roe has the thanks . A. M. Herrington, -deputy factory week of glory and general good time, inspector, of Freeport, Mich, was in *§- o f the R ecord force for a box of fine with eminent speakers and a carnival town Saturday, inspecting factories. plums of the De Soto variety. of amusements, entertainments, sports SUMMER >s* «• * Mrs. G. R. Nash retuned to Bu­ and games from morning till nigt Star Restaurant * WANTED— 25 Cords stone at once, * # * chanan, yesterday from a month’s A one fare round trip rate good for MAIN STREET * apply, at office of C. A. Chapin, Main visit with her son, Emory, at Elkhart. * * the entire week has been granted by Rear of 1st National Bank. Warm * Street. A. 23 Ind. ~ { * meals at all hours. Furnished rooms. * all railroad and the Water Power GOODS * Misses Mina and Bertha -Bremer, t.f. M, J. & M. L Waterhouse. * Bainton Bros’, flour made from the City” invites everybody to come and 4i Goldie Wekrle and Lucy Montague spend that week. new wheat is working finer than silk. spent yesterday in Buchanan.— Three Try a sack, it talks for itself. Oak Acorn. The post office department is con­ FOR SALE—House and two lots on Mrs. F. W . Boswortii and children, stantly in receipt o f requests for the LOCAL NOTES south Portage St. Inquire Record of Plymouth. Ind. are visiting at the issue of mourning stamps for use on office. Mrs. Betsy Mctzgar. home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. black edged stationery. Persons in Souvenir jiost cards, 2 for 5 cents. tf E. French, all grades of life assert that there is Harry Starrett will return no harmony -or appropriateness in Closing Out Sal From private sources we are inform­ Candy Pails 5c at The Racket. to Chicago, Thurday, after an ex an envelope'with a black edge and a ed the Mr. and Mrs. D: L. Boardman tended visit with her parents, Mr. and red stamp in one corner and they beg Home grown tomatoes. W. expect to return to Buchanan in Mrs. G. W. Noble. the department to issue a black DISHES AND LAMPS Keller’s. the near future. Mrs. C. S. Roe. and children and stamp. It is reported that the de­ Commencing Angnst 29th and lasting one 21 lbs. of granulated sugar, $1 at The new house being built by J. W. Miss Edith Hopkins, of Bryan, O. left partment is inclined to accede to W. H. Keller. Beistle, on Clark street, is nearing for their home today after a week’s these> requests and may soon issue a week. We are going to' close these goods out ■ completion, and will be occupied by Visit with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roe. stamp printed in black for which a Buchanan Cash Grocery is paying regardless of cost . H. H. Hosford. Mr. and Mrs. J. E’., House and son, charge' of three cents will be made. the retail price for eggs, Bring them. have returned to their home, in South in. Jacob Hafer, a man about 50 years For fine custom work call on J. Bend, after week’s visit at the home old/ was killed Saturday night about If you have text books to sell or Kreuzberger, Merchant Tailor, of Mr. and- Mrs. W. S. House, on Bargains in Groceries, one mile'west ,of Cassopolis on the air ‘exchange, attend to it NOW. Don’t 211 South Michigan St North Main street, ' Honest Prices line divison of the Michigan Central - Honest Goods at wait* Binns’ Magnet Store. South Bend. Mr. * and Mrs. G. W. Noble enter­ h V* "**' railroad. Hafer had been in town 21ibs New Orleans Granulated . .$1.00 One lib. 70c uncolored Japan tea tained a number of relatives and Sugar. £8' Ladies of the Presbyterian and was on his'way to Robert Dools, a 20lbs Standard Granulated Sugar.,.. ..$1.00 and one hand decorated China cup friends over Sunday, among them >ufch will hold a “ Remembrance were: Mrs. Clarence Noble, of Kan­ brother-in-law, where, he has lived Best Patent Flour per sack, ...... , . .50c and saucer with floral and gold de ,le” , the first week in December. sas City, Miss Louise Smith, Oak for a number of years. The body Golden Wedding Patent Flour per sack ...... 45c signs all for 60c. Jordan’s grocery Lucky Hit Flour per sack...... f'FOR SALE—A number O f f u l l ' Park. 111., Mr. Fred Setchell .and Mr. was mangled almost beyond. recogni­ The present understanding is that Harry Starrett, o f Chicago, Mr.Walter tion, his watch had stopped at five Daisy Flour per sack...... , 40c looded white Leghorn cockere’ s. Kerosene oil per gallon..., ...... the Michigan Central has not selected Noble and children, of Niles. minutes o f eleven and about that time ..1 2 c < J...,Morgan. . a 28 p. Gasoline per gallon...... 15c a site for the new normal sch ool—but ❖ •> 1 an excursion train was returning from Mason’s Best Fruit Jars, pints, per dozen 45c quality of German china, merely expressed its desires in the Kodak Supplis. Binng* Magnet St. Joseph, which is su pposed to have “ “ “ “ quarts “ “ 50c exquisite French decorations matter. Store. • y* killed him, several trains passed over (c .(( tc tt 2 1 ( 11 (l 65c k ■t. l shapes; cheap at The Racket. t if Chas. Marble has quite a curiosity 10 pound pail white fish 65c. W. the body after that time until found 1, dozen can tops with rubbers' 25 c ^ghteen Lombard plums’ on - a for this climate. He has eight cotton H. Keller. " In the morning by I.JE. Mason, a butch­ Corn, perjbushel 50c Bal^d Hay, per 100 ibs 60c ^ ‘4h four inches long, is the ex- plants in his garden, three of which er on his way to be the slaughter­ Every thing needed in the School house. . Straw, per bale 20c DiL#l Mr. J. Y. Vo'orhees in our are budded. Michigan is not so slow room. Binns’ Magnet Store;. >§1 after all. There was a tradition in VanBuren Mr. Earl Pennell, the laundryman county, that when.the old courthouse W. Baker optician, of Ben-, There were fifty deaths reported has a smile all over ,bis face,—twins, at Paw Paw was built,away back in rbor, w ill be at Mrs, Crotser’ s from Berrien county for the month of came Sunday, the forties, a bottle of- whisky was q/s on Friday Aug. 28fch. Persons July, of this number Buchanan vil­ placed in the big tin ball on top of aing properly fitted glasses please lage furnished four but there were Miss Mabel Roe was able to be out the spire. When the cupola was BAINTON BROS. PROPB. all. - a. 25. none reported from the township. riding Sunday. This the first time she has been out of the house in sev­ taken down recently preparatory to U. S. Corn Cure ior Ladies is a per- Hotel Oronoko at Berrien gs eral months. Her many friends hope removing fche-building, an interested fu I^ f|eCt cure ^or bard or soft corns, Bun- has been sold to Dr. W. C. Black,-of that her health^ will continue to im­ crowd of men who were thoroughly :5ght'V.;.fi°lls and calouses. Use it once and Marion, Ind, and C. S, Pyle, of Gen­ prove. .prepared to enjoy a nip of sixty-year- “ BREVITY IS THE SOUL 11. .you will use no other. Only 15ct eva, Ind. who will rearrange the old booze gathered around. The ball S. Dodd & Son’s. b u ild in g , and open a sanitarium. Important^^ Mothers. ' was broken open, but to the extreme * GOOD W IFE ! YOU NEED Examine carefully every U&ile of CASTORIA, disappointment of. the spectators it Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Glover ex- LOST—On Aug. 20th; in Buchanan a safe and sure remedy for infants and'chUdren, was found to be empty. The disap­ and see that it to move from Buchanan to In­ or between Buchanan and. Glendora, pointed ones would like to interview diana’ Harbor, Ind. Mrs. Glover lady’s gold watch,Elgin. Finder will Bears the the man who started the'story about facts oi has rented a hotel and will operate it, be liberally rewarded by returning to Signature o f ___w ^ the presence of the bottle, but he is ♦STVfi^nrV TyMle Mr. Glover works for the rail- this office or to Lewis Paul, Glendora, In Uee For Oyer 30 Teare. . Xbe Kind You Kaye Always Bought. probably dead and gone these many * j| )a d , .. Mich. years. * a J .

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A Rare Treat. arrangements with manager Pickering, ' Theatre goers of this vicinity have o f the Auditorium theatre to favor A JUST ESTIMATE DON’T FORGET...... a glorious treat m store in the pre­ local theatre patrons regarding seats. Of the Principles and Purposes of sentation ofKlaw&Erlanger’s world- Mr. Pickering will fill orders for seats tlie Grange. The Cottage Bakery for any of the performances if accom­ The “ultimate object of this organi­ |T^ ETTER try “T h e H u b ” this time. famous dramatization of General Lewi panied by a check-or money order zation is for mutual instruction and Always lias a fine line of Cream Wallace’s “ Ben-Hur” at the Auditor­ protection,” to lighten labor by diffus­ “ * Our line for fall and winter is in the order of tbeir receipt, . Box Puffs,Mace Cakes, Coffee Cakes, Cin- ium theatre, South Bend, Indiana, ing a knowledge of its aims and pur­ |ijamon Buns and a full line of September 7th to 12th, with matinees office sale o f tickets opens Thursday, poses, to expand ihe mind by tracing now complete and waiting for your •Cookies, also tlie Only HOME MADE on Wednesday and Saturday. September 3, at the theatre box office the beautiful laws that the great Cre­ in South Bend. As requests for seats ator has- established in the universe early inspection—see widow display. BREAD in tlie city. Unlike so many plays taken from are received by mail, they will be and to enlarge, our views of creative novels, “ Ben-Hur”' has been deftly wisdom and power. We are somewhat Step inside and see. Prices moderate; numbered and filled accordingly, so B G d r t . i i aL E L o g bandied. It brings out the hone and proud of our Order; says Ri T. Wlieel- those intending to take in this enter­ fit and workmanship guaranteed, sinew of that great story, and holds ock in the National Stockman, and do tainment should lose no time in filing not hesitate to commend it to our broth­ the interest from the first to the last their orders. er farmers fhr their careful and dili­ curtain, as if one were enthralled* gent study of Its declared principles ^ The demands of dramatic sequence and purposes, as something that does WASHINGTON AND MAIN S T S-., are strictly adhered to at all times, EFFECT ON CENTRAL. concern them and ought to Interest them. The grange needs you, and, much while 'the work of setting the story more, you need, its help and:, inspiration , l u d , before the public gaze is so admirably New Electric Line- May Destroy its in your social and business connections. done that “ Ben-Hur,” aside from its Passenger Service. ~ You need its moral, intellectual and natural beauties, should live as an ex­ educational opportunities if you are to ample of what vast possibilities the . The opening of an electric line be­ keep step with progress of the day-and do not wish to be left by the proces­ stage holds out when the right con­ tween South Bend and Niles will sion, plowed under, and become, a back C T S . P E R QUART junction of author, dramatist, pro­ seriously effect the passenger business number. It offers you the most availa­ ducer and stage director is reached between the two cities of the Michi­ ble, the best known, means of doing it. gan Central railroad, This seems to It is not without money or price—hu­ The story of “ Ben-Hur” is familiar manly speaking, no desirable thing Is— 14iMfi 4 b®yle \ be the. general opinion of 'those who- JL * c a! to everybody. In the oplay however, but its cost in money and time is so dis­ the main incidents of General Wal­ have given the matter much atten proportionate to the benefits conferred lace’s great novel are graphically and. tion, and some gO so far as to say they that the cost seems to be of little mo­ ment. A Reliable Machine for a faithfully put forth, blending at believe the Michigan Central will The grange is past the experimental eventually abandon the passenger ser­ little' money. times and tying up as it were at other stage. It is an assured success. Its times these scenes o f marvelous vice. This is regarded as improbable influence i3 felt in our homes, on our beauty or deep heart interest and mak­ by others in view of the fact that farms, in society, even reaching into ing them into an entirety which is persons going farther north than Niles our legislative assemblies—local, state or coming to South Bend from north- and national. It stands upon its merits, beyond description. needs no bolstering up, asks only our Usually one approaches a play made ern points on the Michigan 'Central thoughtful, unbiased consideration, and on a really powerful novel with mis will naturally purchase through tick will return many times its cost to you in money, time and thought, pro­ givings, but with “Ben-Hur” this is ets. This will compel the Central to Exclusive Agency for REGrINA MUSIC BOXES continue its passenger service of ar­ vided your mind and heart are open different, and herein lies one of its to receive instruction and inspiration. for this section of country. greatest Icharms. In this wonderful range with the interurban to carry In faith, in hope and in charity we its passengers. The latter is not re- production, when they essayed to "v present these lines to the farming © N L ¥ show you the inside of a galley with garded as very strong probability, public, sincerely believing in the prin­ Musical' Merchandise of every description. however. ciples herein laid down as being in a Prince of Hur at one of the oars, it accord with the Golden Rule and tend­ I6.O 1 The interurban electric service from is a stage picture -that suggests the ing to produce the greatest good to the Send for catalogue to Made by The New Home very environment ^and takes on the South Bencl-to Elkhart and Goshen greatest number. Sewing Machine Co. Satis­ semblance of reality. The same goes cut into the business of the Lake Officers of tlie National Grange. with all the other pictures, from the- Shore so seriously that the effect was faction guaranteed or money apparent within a week after tlie elec­ Master, Aaron Jones, South Bend, allegorical one is the prologue show­ Ind.; overseer, O. Gardner, .Rockland, refunded. No- trouble to ing the wise men discovering the tric service was begun and it is be­ Me.; lecturer, N. J. Baehelder, East show machines. Star o f Bethlehem,- and onward lieved the effect on the Michigan Andover, N. H .; steward, W. G. Jewett, 111 »■ Worcester, Mass.; .assistant steward, C. W, Washington Street, through those stirring scenes of Jer­ Central«&■ service is certian to be the same.' In fact some are of the opin­ O. Raine, Monticello, Mo.; chaplain, W. South B e n d , Isido usalem preceding Hur’s arrest to the K. Thompson, Liberty Hill, S. C.; galley, the rescue and the Grove of ion that it will be about destroyed treasurer, Mrs. E. S, McDowell, Rome, Daphne, which is a picture of oriental unless the Central decides to inaugu­ N. Y.; secretary, G. M. Freeman, Buchanan, Mich. splendor and pleasure combined; as rate a competing low fare and fre­ Washington; gate keeper, G. W. quent service. This is not regarded Baird, Edina Mills, Minn.; Geres, Mrs. beautiful as has beeu set for the gaze M. M. Wilson, Magnolia, 111.; Pomona, as probable, however-. of theatre-goers in many a day. Then Mrs. O. Atkenson, Morgantown, W. comes the great chariot race, the acme The electric line enjoyed a very Va.; Flora, Mrs. S. B. Wolcott, Coving­ - BUCHANAN STEAM LAUNDRY * o f stage mechanism and the great heavy traffic last week, due to the ton, Ky.; lady assistant steward, Mrs. IN. E. PENNELL, Prop. scenic triumph of the piece.' It goes carnival in Niles and the novelty of M. A. Hill, Westford, Pa. the ride. Now that the carnival is off with a whirl and picturing the Woman’s work in Michigan is divid­ A trial of our work will make a over, and When the-novelty if worn Circus at Antioch, with- the struggle ed Into three departments—social, customer of you. Try us. t. f. between Messala and “ Ben-Hur” that off business will settle down to a nor- school and fresh".air. Fresh air work fires the interest of the spectator to mal state. The electric company will consists in bringing the poorer children the highest pitch. then have a better idea of the condi­ of the cities'into country homes. Last To redpee my stock and make room for year 23G were thus transported from Save your money! We guarantee tion of” traffic and whether the line- New Fall Goods, I am offering special The last scene of this great series of the polluted atmosphere of the city to will be a paying one. . Coonley’s Tonic Ext. of Sarsaparilla pictures is one that will live in the breathe the purer air of the country— bargains all along the line in at 50c a bottle equal to any of the history of the American drama as the During the Warm weather the trip to get a glimpse of a. nobler life; $1.00 Sarsaparillas made. It is a over this line seems certain to be very best scene o f the kind ever shown on The grange allows the largest lati­ popular. The distance, 20 miles for perfect blood purifier, curing Blood the American stage. It shows the re­ tude to its members in regard to re­ 25 cents, gives a ride of sufficient Poison, Syphillis, Pimples, Eczma, union of the mother, daughter and ligions and political matters. It makes no effort to rival or supplant' either Dizziness, and Blood troubles of all son, after their years of suffering, the length to be pleasant and very satis­ kinds. Large bottles and small dose factory. The cars pass, through a church or political party. Tt has work great white light from Mount Olivet, enough of its own -without encroaching1 only 50c at E. S. Dodd & Son’s. Which signifies their healing at the country that is very attractive, espec- on that of other organizations or asso­ ily at this season of the year. On ciations, says the. Grange Bulletin. 100 pairs Ladies $8.00 and $4.00 Patent Leather^ FOR SALE. hands o f the Master. The final grand hosannahs of a large chorus brings the south bound trip the golden dome Ostenburg grange, Bedford county, Shoes at $2. 00. As I am moving away from Bu- of Notre Darrie and the spires of St. Pa., recently bought a seventy acre the curtain down upon a scene which farm to be used in connection with a Mary’s loom up in the distance while clianan X m il sell at a bargain m y has in it something that should live picnic grove, upon which has already house on the corner of Moccasin Ave. for a longer period than most dram­ the «car is miles to the north and been spent $1,200 for permanent im­ brighten the effect of the picture. In provements. The dates this year for G. W . NOBLE. and North Fourth St. Lot is 87 ft, atic climaxes. There is woe, despair, the fall when the foilage is turning the annual outing‘ are Aug. 11 to 14. front and 9 rods deep, bouse has 11 the accumulated suffering o f three and nature is preparing for the rigors Thousands annually attend this picnic — : — ' wearied souls all broght out -in this The leaders in the grange must work rooms, bath room, good cellar and of winter the country along the line- final scene until, in the presence of to secure discipline—the training and furnace. This is a g< for will be as picturesque as any section the Light, belief comes and-, on its the development of the intellectual ."IT IS IGNORANCE THAT WASTES some one. • . in this part of the west.— South Bend powers of their members. We need wings, the ecstatic joy that that re­ For price and terms address Tribute. more self mastery, more of the poiver EFFORT.*’ TRAINED SER V A N TS union brings, sending a thrill through of . the individual over himself. It is J o h n 0 . W e n g e r , the house that has not had its like in ■ * ❖ ♦ : «... won :by doing things under difficulties. Care Prison, J ackson, Mich. many a day. Remember I meet * every body’s Any one can do the easy things, re­ JSLaw $ Erlaug§y bay# made special prices i» groceries. Del Jordan- mark? the Utica Press, Jn»,

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