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1DVERI1SINE RATES MADE KKOWIi OH APFLICATIQH, Elegant Goods VOLUME XXVIII. BUCHANAN, BERSIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THUBSOAY, DECEMBER 27, 1894. NUMBER 49. at reasonable prices. Skilled workmen OFFICE—InRecordBuliainE,OakStreet have wrought 'V ing o f the log orits silent waiting while “ Yes; they are tho stops to tho win “ They are here—the soldiers! Hark I wheelers. 'Give the Mexican hoy’s mus Metal, Plush, Wood, ^ Business Directory. dows and doors, are they not?” the obstructing stones were being un Hark!” dermined, speculating in no very hope- tang a feed of corn and let him be eat Leather and Celluloid CHRISTIAN CHURCH, — Preaching every “ They are. Should it become neces Ping, ping, ping, ping, ping! They ing while we are getting ready. We Hold's day at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 B-ST. Also sary for us to quickly oloso tho doors heard tho sound of rifle shots. The war- into articles not only wonderfully beautiful Sunday School at 15:00 noon, and Y. P. S. C. B. shall need him. Select good horsemen at 6:3U P. M. Prayer meeting each Thursday and windows I want you and your man whoops ceased and were followed by a and marksmen for the mounted party. ” in design but serviceable, making good evening at 7:30. C. W. Workers meet every Tues to stop those on the east side, and the good, honest cheer. Was there ever values. * day at 7:30 P. JI. Then, turning to the soldier who wafted *' By Captain 0. A. CURTIS, H. S. A. sergeant and I will close these. Let us sweeter music? upon him, he added: ‘ ‘Cain, get my SEE OUR DISPLAY. 1 TTNITED BRETHREN CHURCH—Rev. J. W. practice closing a few times now. ’ ’ The blanket was quickly snatched horse ready, with my arms and field- U DeLong, Pastor. Sabbath services: Sabbath The practice was held, with good suc from the chimney top, and two thuds on School 13:00 m.; Preaching 10:8Q a. m.; Yonng rA Year LCopyrlght, 1694, by American Press Associa glass, and tell Sergeant Cnnningham to People’ s Meeting 6:00r .s u ; Preaching7:00r o t. It costs five cents a year tion.] cess, and the men gathered again on the the east side of tho cabin showed the include you in the number of mounted-^ Pray er Meeting and Bible Reading Thursday even more to use “ tlic salt western side. Indians had left tho roof. A general B i i s r i s F s , in g 7:00. Everybody invited to all those services. that’s nil salt” than to liso tho 1 * [CONTINUED.J men. You can ride the Mexican pony.” ordinary kind of salt with dirt I “ Do you think we can keep the In scurrying of feet and other thuds down VIproof box- / might see her and kill her, but we will “ It does indeed, sir,” replied Mason. will look for the rider of this horse. ” Tvenes at 12 o'clock each Sunday. We urge S’ l§? es and is sold by the each other’s eyes with a confidence and the jaws of a cruel death, the rescued “ I think if we had a surgeon here it each member to be present, and cordially invite Jj best grocers. If you make our preparations by daylight. ” respect begot of the resolute spirit each The bullet struck the fallin g r.ock. were exuberant in their sense of relief. The corporal went back, while tho all who are not in any other school to come with r don’t find it write to us and ‘ would be a case for amputation. A com- ns. A faithful corps of teachers will bidfyon wel " we’ll see that you get it. If / A letter w m written upon leaves tom recognized in the other. ful vein over these probabilities, there The horses were led outside and pick officer and a soldier continued in the op come to the various classes. Ag-in we say come. you malco butter, look fori from a notebook and addressed to Ser The priest rejoined the sisters, and came a scratch at the eastern door. As eted, and the men looked about to see posite direction. A few steps brought I. L;H . Dodo, Snpt. our Dairy Salt. geant Mulligan at the oamp, telling the dropping npon his knees joined them in Raymer to the body of a man lying dead DIAMOND the men gazed at eaeh other in the dim what casualties had befallen the In O.O. F.—Buchanan Lodge No. 75 holds its story of the party’s predicament and or a prayer for aid. Tho lieutenant and light reflected down the chimney, dians. Only four had been killed—two in the road. His dress, features and . regular meeting, at Odd PeUows Hall, on CRYSTAL SALT CO., dering him. to send a detachment to raise r each Tuesday evening. St. Clair, filch. sergeant bowed reverently in the oppo startled by tho unexpected sound, the by the defenders and two by the rescu complexion were Mexican. An arrow the siege. Upon the flat Mick prepared site doorways, and at the close uttored scratch was repeated, accompanied by ers. There were evidences that some wound in the back had caused his death. & A . M.—Buchanan Lodge N o. 6S holds a By Sergeant Cunningham was written audible amens. a whine and low bark.* had been wounded and escaped. A fire His arms, ammunition and a large par P._ regnlarmeeting Monday eveningon orbefore in plain characters, “ Xgasntne her Col .ha f nil moon in each month. The two soldiers and the priest again “ God bless ns, lieutenant, it’s Vio was kindled on the open spaoe, a guard cel enveloped in a blanket still remained lar. ” It was intended that she should gathered at tho western door and win come baok!” exclaimed tho sergeant, posted and the cahin given up to the intact. He had evidently been wounded O.U. W.—Buchanan Lodge No. 9S holdsits carry the stick in her mouth, as she had A . xoular meeting the 1st and 3d Tuesday even- dow and silently and anxiously watched springing to the door and opening it. sisters and their charge. A lunch was some distance from where he fell, and ng of eaeh month. NEW SUPPLY OF always hitherto carried messages and the slowly rolling log as it came more In walked Vio, rid appoaching Ray prepared and. eaten, and after an ex his enemies, thinking him unhurt, had articles, for fear she would not under not pursued. A . E .-W m . Perrott Post No.32. Regular plainly into view. Hot a glimpse of the mer she dropped a stick at his feet and change of adventures the soldiers and lIT. meeting on the first and third Saturday stand she was to go upon an errand un motive power could he obtained, but it began capering about tho room, licking priest n rapped themselves in their blan Upon examination the bundle was vonlng of each month. Visiting comrades al- less all the conditions of her education ground and crunched its way along the hands and faces of every one. The kets and went to sleep. found to contain food, tobacco and a ■vays welcome. SCHOOL SHOES were observed. with Ominous certainty straight toward sisters embraced and fondled her, weep At daybreak the lieutenant and his rich silver inlaid mahogany jewel case. OMAN’ S RELIEF CORPS, Wm .Perrott Post During the latter part of the afternoon the cabin. men ate a cold breakfast and made Opening the case, Raymer was astonish W N o. SI. Meetings held regularly, In Orange ing tears of joy upon her ueck, and tho Hall, first and third Saturday of edch month. Henderson’s linos of Red School the Navajoes had withdrawn into the Raymer turned over in his mind many young lady uttered musical and endear preparations for a return march to the ed to find a rosary of gold and jet and a House Shoes cannot be excelled for edge of the forest and showed them projects for staying its progress and dis ing expressions in Spanish, for which valleys. Padre Gutierrez and the wom Maltese cross of Mexican filigree—exaot GBERT HENDERSON, 41. D., Physician and selves rarely in the opening. Once the E Surgeon. Office, Rough’s Opera Honse Block. service. Sizes S to 2. missed them regularly as impractica English has no equivalent. All seemed en also made ready, and all took the duplicates of the ornaments worn by Residence, No. 90 From Street. Calls answered rapid strokes of an ax were heard for ble. A t tho rate the log was moving the for the moment to forget that even if trail together. Dona Teresa when he first saw her at all hours o f the day and night. some time, causing tbe inmates of the men could hope for no assistance from help was on the way it could not have About a mile north of the butte the the windows of the governor’s palace in r i L» BAILEY, Homeopathic Physician and cabin to wonder what was going on. It Santa Fe. Li another compartment were Milwaukee Grains the valley in season to save their lives. come on the fleet feet of this gentlo pet. trail forked, the one to the right going In rising again the shaivl fell away. I T . Snrgeon. Office and residence in Imhoff’s was by no means unusual for this tribe rings, bracelets and other ornaments, block, Buchanan, Mich. Just as the lieutenant had coino to this It was some minutes before the lieu to the town of Pena Blanca on the Rio pound fracture, as the lieutenant knows, for Boys are the proper thing for to fell trees, and the white man’s ax conclusion the log stopped. He looked tenant secured tho setter and quieted her Grande. At this point Padre Gutierrez richly set with gems. No initial, mono S. MEAD, Manufacturer o f Lumber. Ous found a ready sale at their Indian trad is a difficult thing to treat, even with gram or device by which the owner . ton Sawing promptly attended to on short hard wear. Sizes 12 to 5. through his glass and saw tho cause. so that her collar could bo examined for and the two sisters took leave of the M er’s. fhe best surgical appliances. Pyaemia could be identified was found on the notice. Buchanan. Mich. “ Sergeant,” he exclaimed, “ tho log the expected reply from the valleys. lieutenant and sergeant, with, many is to be feared. ” The Navajoes seemed disposed to wait has struck a rock. Draw a bead on the When secured, Raymer climbed half thanks for the protection they had re casket or its contents. ■jl I"RS. IVY H. FLOWERS desires pnpils on the for night before beginning operations, “ It may prove fortunate for the boy Raymer examined the features of tho llL Fiano or Organ. For farther particulars call Plant’s High School logl Don’t let a man jump over it to re way up the chimney to read it by the ceived and generous, commendation of that we have no surgeon,” said the lieu at 39 Oak street, cor. Chicago. whatever might be their intentions. As move the stone!” roof fire. It was written ih the follow their soldierly bravery. The priest de dead Mexican more closely. He was un Shoes dusk began to settle Raymer called Vlo tenant. “ Do the best you can for him. doubtedly a griso and bore no resem The sergeant stood at the open door, ing words: clared his intention to take an early op Do you speak Spanish?’ ’ to. him and attaobed a note wrapped in blance to the Caballero whom the wag H. M. Brodrick, M.D., the barrel of his rifle pressed against the Cam p at L os V alues Grandes, 1 portunity to visit the valley and urged “ Hot well, sir.” have style and service. Sizes 2£ to 6. his handkerchief to her collar. Oot. 1SC4. f oner punished in Santa Fe. PHYSICIAN, &C. right doorpost ready for a movement of Raymer to come often to his house at “Jfow, little girl,” he said fondly as Lieutenant—Message received. Corporal “ Then I will tell the first sergeant to The thought had flashed through Office at his new residence, Front St., Buchanan. the enemy above the tree, which had, Colley amL eight of the best runners in the Jemez. detail Richards as an assistant. He is a he knotted the package, “ you have a Raymer’s mind at sight of the trinkets in fact, struck the only obstacle lying company leave hero at 10:15 p. m. During this exchange of courtesies the good nurse, aud he can interpret for ohanoa to, help ns .out of a bad scrape. James Muuuigan, that Teresa might be one of the ladies between its starting place and the cahin. young lady, still closely veiled and yon.” Turning to the boy, Raymer ask D r. E lsie Anderson,. Yon-are to go to damp to tbe sergeant Sergeant Company F, —tb Infantry. < shut up by tbe Navajoes in the cabins All the efforts of the prostrate men be shawled, sat on her pony a considerable ed: Formerly of Buchanan!, Ladies’ Physician, 126 School Suits, and, deliver him this stick, ” placing the “ Come here, little doggie,” said Ser at Los Ojos Frios. A portion of it was State Street, comer Madison St., Chicago, 111. hind it had no effect npon the log ex distance away. When her companions “ What is your name?” chip, in her mouth- Then opening the geant Cunningham. “ If we get out of either hers or exact duplicates of hers. • cept to swing the end farthest from tho joined her and all were riding away, “ Ramon Vaca of Albuquerque, se eastern door, the one by which the par this hobble, the company shall buy a Of this there could he no doubt. for your boys. All prices and ages. obstacle slightly ahead. Vie began behaving in a curious man nor.” ty, had entered, Raymer pointed to the silver collar for you. ’ ’ It was by no means impossible that “ There seems to be nothing for them ner. She would run after her master, “ Well, Ramon, keep up a good heart. north and said: "STow, little Vic, take “ And I ,” said a voice in the corner, Miss Valencia might have been visiting to do but to remove the stone. Keep a leap and circle about him for a moment, Mason was for a long time in a hospital that stick to the sergeant Go I” “ will add a medal of honor to be at relatives in the rio ariba. That snoh Bang Up Suits sharp eye on the log, sergeant.” then dash after the departing Mexicans, in the field in the east and has a good, The setter hesitated a moment, looked Raymer had hardly spoken when a tached to it.” leap and circle about the young lady journeys were not unusual in New Mex questioningly Into her master’s face, “ I wonder who that mysterious maid practical knowledge of surgery. He ico had been proved by his adventure on." At a low figure to close. sudden discharge of rifles ran irregular and then return to her master. This she turned, and wwlkia.' acroas the room en in the corner can be?” thought Ray will do all that is possible to make you the Jemez trail in October. The possi ly along the length of the log, and un did again and again, the lieutenant well again in time.” dropped the stick' at' Sergeant Conning- mer. “ Priest and sisters do not intend bility of again meeting her renewed der coYer of the fire and smoke a stal halting to watch her. “ Thank the senor teniente. I will try ham’s feet. The Migeant stooped, and I shall know her evidently. If her face hopes ho had in vain been attempting wart warrior leaped over, seized the When the Mexicans had reached the to he patient, hut don’t delay to go to placing his hand under hew ehin raised stone and had lifted it nearly to the top is as fair as her voice is sweet, she must crest of an ascent and their features to banish and aroused a resolution Vafl the help of las senoras in the mountains. G. W. NOBLE her head upward, saying: when Sergeant Cunningham’s rifle he beautiful. She speaks English with were still plainly visible, Vie being which lent new tension to nerves and Help thbm quickly, or it will be too I ’IR .A .X jIT S E A S T “ Well, Vicky, there Is hot one ser out a flaw, and something in her voice muscles, preparing him for any struggle spoke sharply. now with them, the girl slipped out of late.” LEAVE BUCHANAN. geant in all the wide world to yon, and seems familiar. I cannot imagine how necessary to rescue the girl whose The stone dropped on the side toward her saddle, threw back her veil, and “ Wo shall be off in a few moments. Detroit Night Express, No. S ...... 12:2S A. 41 he ie here, isn’t he?" the oahin. The Indian fell forward, with such a person as she seems to be can be image filled his thoughts. Closing the Mail, No. 2...... 9:43 A. M stooping took the dog in her arms and Goodby!” and taking the wounded hoy’s Chicago A Kalamazoo Accoxi.. No. 22.. 7:22P. 11 “ That is true. I never seat her to any his arms extended toward his friends. on the way from Jernez to Pena Blanca.5 ’ pressed her face against the animal’s. box, he returned to his horse and depos “ If the detail marches at the regula hand for an instant Raymer went out to TXS.XXIXTS YH7":E3ST. sergeant but the first, sergeant. I’ll have A second warrior sprang upward to pull In rising again the shawl fell away, and ited the treasure in a pouch attached to 0IX & WILKINSON, to send her to another of her warm tion gait of three miles an hour, ” ob oversee the preparations for the march. his dead brother over the log, and a ball Raymer recognized Teresa Valencia. In the army men are accustomed to Ms saddle. LEAVE BUCHANAN. friends, perhaps in her estimation her served the lieutenant aloud, “ it should Directing the men to throw the end from the priest’s rifle made him topple As he gazed, lost in wonderment at sudden surprises, and they leam to act Chicago Night Express, No. 7...... 4:13 A. 31 best—the cook. Here, Vic” —placing be here at a quarter past 1, and it is of the lariat over the limb of a tree, that Chicago & Raiamazoo Accom.,No. 21. 8:13 A. M backward. Hands then drew the first this revelation, Padre Gutierrez sprang promptly in emergencies. Consequently Bost.JN. Y. and Chi. special, No. 15.. 12:U0 M Law and Abstract Office, the chiponoe more in her mouth— "take Indian backward without exposing the now a quarter of 12. ” to the ground, assisted the young lady the body of the Mexican might be drawn Mail, No. 3 ...... 3:13 P. M in a little rime four of the mules were this stick to the cook. G oi" bodies to which they belonged. The fire ‘ ‘The men will do much better than to remount and hurried her away. Hot above tbe reach of the wolves, and re A. F. Peacock, Local Agent. made ready for riding, and two soldiers The dog looked from lieutenant to of the Navajoes did no harm. that, sir,” said the sergeant, “ if they one of the four again looked back, and ceiving the report of the returning cor O.W.Ruaniss G.P &T. A. BUI AD SELL DAL ESTATE. skilled in packing were filling the pack sergeant, walked to the door, looked out The blaze on the roof was replenished keep on the road. The trouble will *be shortly afterward Vic joined her mas poral that the halt had been made at saddles of the other two with rations, and again glanced questioningly at her from time to time and the vigilant in Sticking to the trail. They have never ter, appearing dejected and disappointed. “ seven mile pine, ” Raymer ordered the MONEY TO LOAN. ammunition, cooking utensils and other VAN D A L I A LINE master. watch maintained.- been this way. ’ ’ Raymer urged his horse into a gallop torches to be extinguished and the necessary articles. The two "bronchos i large or email sums, a ow rates, on Improveo “ Yes, little one, tbe cook. Go!” For a long time the log remained mo “ As the intersection of this trail and and overtook the detachment. march resumed. TIME TABLE, mentioned in a previous chapter as kept farms only. She bounded , through the doorway, tionless. At last the sergeant, who was the other is not far from here, "sa id “ W ell,” thought he, “ if the old saw, The moon was jnst clearing the east In effect Sept. 25, 1S94. Trains leave for emergent service and the hoy’s pony and the veiled girl in the coiner rose still looking from the doorway, ex Raymer, “ we will take a shot at that ‘Love me, love my dog, ’ could be trans ern mountains, and its rays, filtering Gallon, Midi., as follows: COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING, wero ready to be mounted. and went to the eastern window, where claimed: log once a minute from now on, and posed into ‘Love my dog, love me,’ I thr.ongh the screening foliage, made Telling Sergeant Mulligan to follow FOR THE NORTH. oy BERRIEN SPRINGS MICH. she stood a moment with her Tell raised “ Lieutenant, the stone is moving! It’s the sound may attract our friends.” might have reason to congratulate my the trail visible once more and permit No. 52, Er. Sun., 1:55 P. M. Fot St. Joseph as rapidly as possible with the pack ani in her right hand and watched the mes sinking into the ground 1” Firing was begun at once, the rifles self on some of the incidents of this trip ted tho gait of the animals to be greatly FOR THE SOUTH. mals and the 12 men on foot, Lieuten senger turn the corner o f. the butte and Raymer at the moment was looking being aimed at the under side of the log, to Jemez.” increased. No. 53, Ex. Sun., 11:20 A. M. For Terre Haute ant Raymer and seven mounted men disappear. The girl remained a few from the eastern window. By the time where it touched the earth. A ll felt Tho lieutenant’s party reached camp Half an hour later the detachment For Complete Time Card, giving all trains and started at a rapid pace on the Abiqui stations, and for fnll information as to rates, moments gasing into the gathering he joined the sergeant there was no confident that this would send some at nocn and tho detail from Jemez a lit reached tho border of a level opening through cats, etc., address W , L . D o u g l a s trail. As the soldiers passed round the darkness, then lowered her veil and re stone to be seen in front of tbe log. gravel into the eyes of the rollers, if it tle later. After a few days’ rest the old consisting of about a dozen acres. On • C. 31. W ueei.eb, T. P. A., headland into tho northern half of the Terra Haute, Ind. $ 3 S K O E FIT FOR A HUNS. turned to her seat. Raymer caught no “ It is gone, and here comes the log, ” did no other damage. routine was resumed, the time being the farther side were the cabins in which valley they saw the shadows cast by the Or W- F. BitcsxEit, . C O E D O V A N J glimpse of hear features. he said. “ They must have dug under The second stone dropped by the de spent in scouting, hunting, fishing, the women and their attendants were Ass’t Geu’l Pass. Agent, St. Louis, Mo. FRENCH AENAMELLEQ CALF. western range were creeping fast up the After the departure of Vic food was neath with their knives and sunk the fenders was undermined and sunk, and watching Indians and tho cuttiug aud reported as being besieged by a small ■4?3so fine Calf&Kansardu forest clad slopes of the valley and the distributed, and the men stood in the stone. ” the log had paused at the third, less hauling of fuel for the fires during the band of Indians. WMle yet a consider $3.f>0 police,3 SOLES, middle basin already deepening into doorways or at the windows eating and “ Yes, sir, and they’re safe to move than a hundred yards away. As it came coming winter. able distance from the edge of the open Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and darkness. ,-060 $2. WORKINGMEN watohing. that breastwork up to the cabin door on Sergeant Cunningham, who had gone In this duty the young officer had ing a halt was made, and tho lieutenant A flock of ducks nestling in the reeds In order to husband the supply of and make an end of ns,1 ’ said Cunning up the chimney to replenish the fire, seen the leaves turn from green to brown advanced alone and on foot to make an St. Louis Railway. 52.^1.75 BOYS'SCHOOLSHOEa by the brookside, alarmed by the gal fuel against possible contingencies, the ham. said he could see the prostrate bodies of and yellow, fall to the earth and whirl observation. •LADIES* loping column, fluttered noisily across lieutenant pnt off lighting the fire npon “ If there were two or three more two warriors revealed beyond—good through the valley, driven by the au A ll was still. Not a hostile sound S^-BIG FOUR ROUTE._4£3 the stream; a hare leaped out of a tuft the roof as long as it appeared to be stones in the way, sergeant, the delay evidence that both his and the padre’s tumn wind. He had seen tho green sur broke the silence of the night. If the P ue P ortiA R R oute Between the Michigan g 52%t^rpS°NGOl\ of grass and disappeaerd in the gloom, SEND FOR CATALOGUE^ safe to do so. As evening lingered on might serve ns until help arrives. ’ ’ shots had proved fatal. If the next two face of the broad basin ripen and bleach Navajoes were still there, they must be Cities and at.t. Houtheen Points. AL-DOUCLAg' while a coyote, disappointed at the loss Condensed Schedule of Trains. Effective the borders of night the watchers heard “ Let’s pnt them in the way, lieuten stones should be removed as rapidly as and the mountain slopes and ravines in ambush awaiting the approach of the BROCKTOfEMSSS. of a dainty morsel, slunk sullenly away May 28,1S93. Over One Million People wear the a crushing and grinding sound, as of a ant.” the others, all feared the Indians would soldiers, or else, as seemed more proba open more plainly to view, the ever into the same screening obscurity.. GOING NOKTH. STATIONS. GOING SOUTir, heavy wheel rolling over twigs and "W hat do you mean?” reach the cabin before the rescuing par ble to Raymer, they had overcome the p»ar. A. M. P.M. p.at. p.ai. A. 31. W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes green trees appearing 'more dense and A star gleamed here and there in the gravel, but were unable to guess its ‘ ‘If you and the padre w ill cover me ty arrived. Mexicans and left. The finding of the 845 7 30 12 4S lv Anderson ar 1 *0 9 40 S 30 All our shoes are equally satisfactory dark as their deciduous companions were sky when the detachment reached the 900 7 43 1 63 Linwood 103 S 10 They give the best value for the money. meaning with your rifles, I ’ll run out there and The time, marked by the periodical dead man in the trail was good evidence stripped of thoir foliage. northern limit aud plunged into the 913 7 59 116ar Alexandria 12 46 9 13 759 They equal custom Shoes in style and fit. Fearing disaster might follow any drop a couple of big stones in the way.” shots at the log, dragged wearily on that the travelers had left the cabins, 9 26 810 129 ar SnmmitvUle 12 33 S 54 7 43 Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed. Fall had passed «*iid December was in heavy pine timber, the shadows of 936 821 141 Fairmonnt 12 20 8 40 7 32 The prices are uniform,— stamped on sole. further delay to light the fire, the lieu “ A ll right, sergeant, and when yon when measured by their anxiety for the but how? its last week when the lieutenant one which nearly hid the path from view. 9 43 831 152 Jonesboro 12 09 S 29 7 23 From $i to $3 saved over other makes. tenant told the sergeant to kindle it. return I’ll drop two more.” appearance of the rescuing detail, but A terrible dread seized Raymer as P. N. If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by evening sat by his fire reading the peri The trees stood so near together that the 9 59 8 43 2 07 Marion 11 57 S 16 7 12 Cnnningham ascended the chimney, Explanations were made to the priest, flew when thoywatched the unrelaxing tins thought took shape. The familiar odicals which the cavalry expressmen trail made frequent turns between the S5T Fox’s 11 36 6 56 <3r_ "W . N O B L E . lighted a few splinters of pitch pine and and preparations were begun to carry persistency with which the enemy moved jewelry in Ms possession suggested that 10 20 9 05 2 30 La Fonntaine 11 30 7*50 6 50 toward the cabin. The hopes raised by had brought a few hours before. He was trunks and rose and fell over the undu 10 30 914 Treaty 11 *21 7 41 6 41 placed them on the roof, and as soon as out the plan. The sergeant replenished alone, for his companion, Vic, had been Dona Teresa was one of the prisoners at 10 45 930 2 55 ar "Wabash 11 10 7 30 6 30 arpli___ they were well aflame added to them V ic’s return were already weighted with lating and gradually ascending ground, the springs. If she had been there and .... 9 45 310 lv Wabash 10 55 7 15 cured in 10 to 20 the fire on the roof and then selected lent to his friend Reed and sent to San .... days. 30,000 cases several billets of wood which Father the certainty of their fate should the making it impossible to proceed much was not there now, she must be captive Speichers 10 40 ...... cured. Book of tes from the loose rubbish which had been ta Fe to accompany him on a hunting Urbana 10 34 6 54 ...... soldiers arrive too late. faster than a walk. "'.I 10 01 326 timonials free. No Gutierrez passed up to him. Soon a torn from the top of the chimney two trip. He was about to light a candle or dead. His knowledge of the horrible ... . 1041 3 26 Bolivar 10 24 0 43 .... ______Pay till Cored. Knowing nothing of tho use to which The soughing of the wind in the 10 19 3 44 N . Manchester 10 19 6 37 a.OPIUM it. sie p iu in s, 2&.1>«, X e tu u n o n , O lU o . blaze, was leaping upward, and, strongly good sized stones. atrocities perpetrated npon captive when his attention was attracted by pines added gloom to the night. In the .... 1100 4 23 Warsaw 9 36 5 53 reflected by the white sandstone shelf Removing his shoes, the sergeant, Raymer had put his dog, the Havajoes "white women by the Navajoes made the . . . . 1126 454 Milford 9 11 5 27 ___ looked upon the occupants of the cabin running footsteps, followed by a sharp forest “ the voices of the night” were .... 1156 552 Goshen 8 43 4 56 .... above, lighted the whole spaoe about with the assistance of the lieutenant, thought almost maddening. THOS. 5. SPRAGUE it SON. tattoo on his door. To his “ Come in!” unlike those of the open valley. There ... . 1220 54S Elkhart 8 19 4 32 .... the cabin. raised the rocks into the hollow of his as sure prey and were probably in no The lieutenant reached the border of .... 1 IS 609 Niles 7 40 1 57 .... Attorneys and Solicitors of Pat* First Sergeant Cunningham entered, re were mutterings and whisperings, sighs cuts. United States and foreign. When the sergeant descended again to elbows, holding them firmly against his haste to reach them. It was in their the forest, and placing himself behind 125 6 45 Berrien Centre 7 20 8 32 .... Correspondence solicited. Instruc moved his cap and stood at an atten and groans, duckings and chatterings 120 6 51 Ean Claire 714 3 27 tion Pamphlet free. 37 WEST the floor, the men made a olose observa breast. The two others stood with their nature to prolong the visions of a cruel some low hushes looked across the open ..... 200 7 20 Benton Harbor 6 45 3 00 .... P ills Congress St r e e t , DETROIT, tion. and scampering of feet, suggestive of fate in the minds of their intended vic P.3£. P.3C. A-31. U.3T. A.3C MICH. Established x863. tion from the windows. Everything was rifles in their hands at window and “ What is it, sergeant?” asked Ray ing toward the two gray adobe cabins, plainly visible to their eyes, and they tims. the supernatural, but caused by the but saw no signs of life. "With impa it. O. Schaefer, Agent, doorway and revolvers at their feet. At mer. moving foliage and branches or disturb Benton Harbor. felt sure their own movements could the word the sergeant started out at a The third stone disappeared, and the tient fingers he disengaged his fieldglass Oscar G. Murray-, Traffic Manager, log moved with a louder grating ove- “ There is a Mexican boy outside ed animal life. Cincinnati, O. not be seen by the Indians. To the east rapid walk, setting his feet without wants to see the commanding officer,” from its case and adjusted the focus. P f “IIISMILTE8.aRSPE3YPRACTICALLY. Branch oflicesmnu lines in the gravelly soil to the last obstacle, The darkness increased as the distance D. M. Martin, G. P. A., two cities. Ourstudents do the work and become ex all was silent, and for a long time noth noise and going nearly to the moving answered the sergeant. He swept the whole northern limit of Cincinnati, O. pert operators. Best system in America. Circulars free. ing had been seen of the lurking foe. about 30 yards away, and stopped. to Los Ojos Frios lessened, and the C. S. Blackxan, Trav. Pass. Agt., log. He dropped the stones, one before “ Bring him in. ” the interval, including the cabins, with Anderson, Ind. Andress City Telegraph. Co., Owosso, JUeh. To the west also tbe enemy seemed to “ I think, lieutenant, ” said Cunning foliage became so dense that Raymer out seeing an Indian. He removed the the other, about three yards part, with “ That’s not so easy, sir. His leg is could distinguish no objects beyond his he absent but for the strange grinding out attracting the red men’s attention, ham, “ I could hit those legs now from glass from Ms eyes and stood gazing at the top of the chimney. ” broken, and he appears to be badly ent horse’s-head. Depending upon the ani sound which had not ceased since it first and regained the cabin without a shot up in other ways. He fell from his pony the silent, moonlit scene. Suddenly he began, and which showed the Navajoes ‘ ‘All right, sergeant. Go up and try, ’ ’ mal’ s better vision or instinct to keep started. A figure had risen on the roof SMITH & CASE, being fired on either side. as he entered the parade. ’ ’ the trail, he rode on, followed closely were intending mischief. What it could How it was the officer’s turn. The replied Raymer. “ A redskin with a of the cabin to the left—another—two broken leg can do us as little injury as “ I’ll go to him, sergeant,’ ’ said the by the men, when suddenly his horse mean and what it oould threaten was same preparations were made in his case lieutenant, rising and throwing on his more— a fifth and—last! Using his glass the serious question. > , one with a broken head. ” stopped short and became so restive that again, he saw they were Indians, half as in the sergeant’s, and he selected cape. “ Has he said anything?” it was with great difficulty he could he The lieutenant adjusted his fieldglass stones of nearly the same weight. Feel The words were hardly spoken and concealed by the walls which rose lihs “ Hothing, except that he wants to controlled. Turning to the men, the is, and looked across the dead level toward ing that he must not be outdone by his the sergeant had barely reached the fire a parapet two feet above the flat, earth Caveats and Trnde-IVIarks obtained, and all paten' see el comandante immediatamente. ” lieutenant commanded: business conducted for MODEIMTK FEES, My the forest in the direction of the mys brave comrade, after leaving one stone place when, as if anticipating this covered roof. They were stooping and office is in tjieimmediate vicinity oCthe PatentOffice, The sergeant led the way to the.first “ Halt! Dismount! Hold your animals terious sound, and an the edge of the in line with the other he took the last movement, two figures leaped over the busy with sometMng at their feet and my facilities (or securing patents are unsurpassed end of the log nearest the perpendicular cahin to the left, occupied by himself as as still as possible and listen!” Seiujmodel. sketch or photograph o f invention, with wood he saw a Mg log, about 8 feet in even nearer than any had been placed. quarters and orderly room. Before the "Watching them closely, he made out description and statement as to advantages claimed. and Steam Fitters. diameter and 80 feet long, rolling slow rock, ran to the corner formed by the . "With the silence of the marching that they were digging a hole in the charge -ia matte for an opinion as to As he was about to drop it a lond yell of entrance stood a small, wiry mustang, cahin and wall, and by the aid of the party there broke npon the stillness the 2>aientabUitif, and my fee for prosecuting, the ly in the direction of the cabin, pro warning rang from the east side of the with saddle and bridle of Mexican pat roof. application trill not be called for until the All work done In a workmanlike maimer dovetailed ends of the logs climbed sound of scampering footsteps, moving pelled by an unseen force. ravine, and an Indian looked over the [to be continued.] ^ p a t e n t is a llo w e d . “ I n v e st o r s' G u id e,” con* tern, and upon the ground, resting on to the right and left, accompanied "by taining full information sent free. All Communi by experienced Workmen, and at very Passing; the glass to the sergeant, the quickly to the roof, the shots of tho reasonable prices. log and fired his rifle. a soldier’s mattress and pillow, lay a the rustling and crackling of dry twigs cations Considered as Strictly Confidential. officer said: “ The Indians seem to be The bullet struck the falling rook and priest and lieutenant having no effect. m ake th e Dollars Count. boy of about 16 years. He was nearly as and leaves. After the sound had ceased FRANKLIN H. HOUGH BSPOffice with Treat & Marble, Bu rolling a log in this direction. See If sent a shower of stinging splinters into Instantly every Indian broke into a No one is more largely interested in chanan, Mich. warwhoop. From behind the log, from dark as an Indian, and his glossy black there arose, the unmistakable chorus of 025 F S t r e e t , WASSJJA'«TON, J}. C. yon can make out their purpose. ” Raymer’s face. He turned and fled, his hair fell low over his shoulders. His good roads than the farmer, and road " I think it quite plain, sir,” replied the roof and from the forest to the east the gray wolf. "With this positive evi improvement that improves means mon face streaming with blood. dress was made up of buckskin and dence that something had frightened the the sergeant after a long look. ■ ‘ When With the discharge of the Indian’s of the ravine it came and chilled the ey in his pocket. Wo have no doubt the coarse flannel, and a sorry felt hat cov horses and mules—fpr all had become we arrived there, our rifle range was weapon the priest and sergeant opened a blood of the whites. farmers of Michigan have spent thou . As if the movement had been pre ered his head. Dirty russet leather restive—Raymer ordered Cain to light clear for 800 yards, and the Indians rapid fusillade with their revolvers and botas, or gaiters, protected his calves. sands of dollars in money and labor on. OPENING OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON. could not approach without being ex successfully covered the retreat to the viously planned, the two warriors on a pile of dry pine spines and twigs, with roads which have been thrown away. The left leg of, his trousers had been which the ground was covered. posed to our fire far that distance. That cabin. But all saw that they had taken the roof began at once to throw and Systematic road improvement will make ------ZL.T— slit down the thign by an intelligent A fire was quickly kindled, and when log seems to me to be. a movable breast their last chance at obstacle dropping. sweep tho brands and coals of the bon every dollar of money raised for high looking soldier who knelt by his side the officer’s byes became accustomed to work, which .can be rolled, up to our Several terribly long hours had crept fire down the chimney, where they way improvement count.—Detroit Trib rolled over the floor, mingling with tha skillfully adjusting a ligature and com- the light he peered into the darkness very door. There are probably 20 men past since the party had seen Vio’s , press above a ragged gunshot wound. une. R O S E & E L L S W O R T H ’S lying flat on their breasts pushing it, plumy tail turn the butte on her errand scattered straw and pine plumes. A and saw an object lying across the path “ El comandante?” asked the boy as a few rods .in advance. What it was he W ood. A-’avements ln 4Xocaoru and we cannot harm them. ” to the valley, and judging by the time blanket was thrown over- the top of tha Never have our departments been so the lieutenant approached and the men could not make out, hut he determined Wood pavements seem to be growing “ Yon are right, sergeant Rather a it had taken the Navajoes to bore a tun chimney to prevent a draft, and, the be nearly perfect and so full of useful Christ SPECIAL SALE OF APRONS. - opened a way for him. to ascertain its character. in favor in London. Police investiga black prospect for ns and our Mexican nel under their log and undermine the sieged having closed doors and win mas presents. Por ladies and misses, in plain, •‘tucked, ‘ ■‘Yes; I am the commandant,” re A few moments later splinters cut tions in that city, extending over 60 We make It a decided object to buy friends if we cannot stop i t ” first sergeant’s trigging stone it was es dows, the interior was soon filled with embroidered and fancy styles. We make plied Raymer in Spanish. “ How came from dead trunks of the pitch pine were days, revealed the fact that a horse now. Again the maiden’s voice was heard timated that two more hours must pass stifling smoke. a specialty of large and smaU Aprons for yon here in this condition?” blazing in the hands of the lieutenant could travel 330 miles on wood pave Prices in everything the lowest on rec nurses. translating the conversation of the two before* the next three obstructions could “ Quick—don’t delay! Las senoras ment during this time without accident, ord. Buy now and avoid the rush, crush * CHAPTER IV. and three of the men advancing to ex A large assortment of Down Pillows in soldiers to Padre Gutierrez mid the sis be removed unless the foe took a more and three attendants are shut up in a 191 on granite and 132 on asphalt. For and push that always comes later. all sizes, and fancy tops for the same. Al ters, and again the lieutenant explained The horses, frightened by the coals amine the object in the road. It proved speedy method. running between their feet and scorched hunter’s lodge by a band of Navajoes every fall on wood pavement four oo- Goods selected now may be left for so a beautiful line of made-up PUlows in . the Situation to his companions. The It .was fully nine miles to camp, and to he a horse lying across the trail. It future delivery. by the burning hay, plunged frantically three leagues from here on the Abiqui enrred ofl granite aud asphalt. The new silk and plush from §1.00 to §6. 00 each. Bisters fell at once to tolling their beads the dog could easily reach there in an was dead and much lacerated by the We Justly claim to have one of the most about, endangering the limbs of the trail!” teeth of wolves. The body was still Tower bridge is paved with wood, and We have Kid Gloves and Kid Mittens and mattering tearful prayers, but the hour. .H she had arrived, help must be importaat and largest Handkerchief stocks for men, women and children, at right men and women and adding to the din .“ The'cabin at Los Ojos Frios?” warm, and a Mexican saddle and bridle that material is supplanting stone in priest dame forward jvlth his-rifle on the way. But if she had been killed in the city, prices. of* the whooping red men. The eyes of “ The same, senor.” attached to it indicated the nationality many London streets.— Philadelphia grasped in a firm hand, and taking a by the besiegers before .she reached the AU the wide widths of satin and Gros all were smarting painfully, and they “ How long can they hold out?” of the missing rider. The wolves, Ledger. HANDKERCHIEFS. long look at the log said: ' north end of the butte or had been tom Grain Ribbon for fancy work, at 5c and felt themselves strangling and choking “ Quien sabe—perhaps an hour, per grouped at a safe distance on each side “ Keep up a good heart, my daugh in pieces by the gray wolves! * Progressive Tennessee Farmers. Thousands of dozens in cotton, linen 10c per yard. in the thick and poisonous atmosphere. haps more; perhaps they are dead now! of the trail, now and then broke into a and Swiss embroidered, to retail at the Cloaks, Pur Capes, Bugs, Lace Curtains ters. Something.may happen to aid ns, Should the log once reach the cahin, At the recent meeting of the Tennes Never mind me. My life is nothing. chorus of howls and snarls, accompanied popular prices of 2c, 4c, 5, 10c, 15c, 25c. and Portieres at low prices to close the and in the meantime we must try to aid although no one gave utterance to the To remain in the house was to be see farmers’ convention, held at Jack- burned alive or killed by the plunging Save my dear mistress!” by a fierce snapping" of jaws. We call special attention to our-line of season.. Cut prices on blankets. Our ourselves. Senor Raymer, I am a soldier thought, all knew that no one would .-son, resolutions were adopted urging animals.. To leave it was to perish per “ Sergeant Cunningham,” said the “ Corporal Coffey, have you any idea Men’s Handkerchiefs, in all widths of hem, cheap Dress Goods Sale continues this under your orders. Command me. “ survive the struggle. The men resolved the county courts to avail themselves of haps in a still more horrible manner. lieutenant,.turning to,the first sergeant, where we are?"’ asked the lieutenant of at 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c. • month. “ Thank yon, father. I have no doubt that the price of their lives should be the provision of the statutes and put on Just as Raymer and bis companions “ detail 20 men with three days’ rations a soldier who stood by his side holding but you w ill give a good account of dear to the enemy. and 40 rounds for immediate duty. foot at once a system of building first yourself should, the Indians reach us. were on the brink of despair the clear, a torch. While the defenders stood silently at Saddle and bridle the horses and lead olass macadamized roads as the first and ROSE & ELLSWORTH, South Bend. Yon see these blooks and planks lean- musical voice of the young lady rang “ I think, sir, from the sharp turn we their posts watching the relentless roll and swing mules 'and pack the two most essential means of bettering the ing against the wall?” ______oat: made a few rods back, that we have -•*- - v ----- " ‘ » ■' condition of the farmers. The Education of the Blind. sociation. A ll are earnestly invited to N E W TR O Y. . ' o The Midland R epublican of Dec. 7, to attend. From our Regular Correspondent. says: A pleasant family reunion at the > Dee. 25,1S94. | The Evening News,; - j , “Samples o f cookies and biscuit, home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess, in This is Christmas, and an improve W I S E A D V I made by girls totally blind, can he honor of Grandma Hes3, who is now ment on some of those that are past. , § 4e The Great Daily of Michigan.** | seen at the R epubican office. These • We should have mailed this yester samples are from some that were taken over SO years old, was held on Christ The Associated Press and many smallerhews gathering agencies,' mas day. Over 50 persons were pres day, hut the truth is we were out of Tuesday from the school for the Bind a thousand active correspon-^^^S 5^. dent's, a large force of' city © (at Lansing) to Adrian for exhibition ent, including children, grand-children, meat and was after a rabbit aud failed. in connection with the convention and great grand-children, cousins and There are so many Troy fellows after and special reporters, care- fu! and capable editors, ® there of the State Board of Corrections friends. They came from Ohio, Indi them they are getting shy. ® thoughtful editorial writers, ° special contributors and | and Charities. A hammock and vari ® artists, work unceasingly ous samples of needle work made by ana, Kent, Jackson and Van Buren Christmas tree at the M. E. church day after day to produce ® the children at the school, were exhib Counties, Mich., and also from Chicago last night rias pretty well attended. g “ The Great Daily of Michi ?gan,” to say nothing of the © ited, also a book of raised point letter and various localities in Berrien Co. Prof. Benson is furnishing a house 9 hundreds engaged in the printing, mailing, and dis- © (Braille) which was stereotyped at the with new furniture, and acts very 9 School, and best of all, four o f the tributicn cf ever 60,000 papers eyery day, throughout the State. ©I LAKESIDE. much as if he was going to marry. 6 children were there, two girls and two 6 In all Its stages com- boys, who readfrom the books and the From our Jlegular Correspondent. W. A . Seekell, Prof. Benson, A. W. - Lie Press Room of the Mews .when in Detroit, e stereotypes with their fingers, played E. Perham was in Chicago last Wed Pierce, were at South Bend Saturday. © BLOODkihuuu POISON rv n «w n and ulcers yield to its 2 C e n t s a C o p t . @5 SHELBY STREET,*' healing powers. It re the piano, sang, wrote Braille from nesday. The big drain of deepening the 9 10 C e n t s A W eek. moves the. poison and builds up the system. dictation, gave recitations, etc., arous A Valuable treatise ou the disease and its treatment M. D. Franklin went to LaPorte north branch • of the Galien river was 9 $ 1.25 for 3 m onth s ev Mail. - • DETROIT. ®j mailed tree. ing great interest in those who saw Agencies in every village, town and city in the State of Michigan. ® Thursday, SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga. and heard them. They were under let last week to John Allmandinger of !ffi©©©e©©©Q©0@®@9@@©®©©©®@@©©©©©e@©@@@@©©c: r'^©©©©®@! AND the immediate care o f Supt. Church Miss Franc M. Gibson was in Michi Benton Harbor, for 64590. making it and a lady teacher and remain through gan City last week. about $2.60 per rod. It went cheap, the entire convention, also visiting the Messrs. B. Hinchman of Sawyer, E, mm 6 0 1 0 |lM E,ii»NDfpos, Industral House for girls. The chil as 3 miles is 10 feet on bottom ami 20 For a Good Shave or Hair Cut,dren enjoyed the change from school Glavin and Y. H, Thomas of Herbert, on top, and 2% miles 12 feet bottom ------GO TO------routine immensely and set with great John Gleason and Edward Lock of and 24 on top, and is about an average patience through the long sessions, in Union Pier, and R. P. Hoadley were in of 6 feet in depth, It will start at the which some most valuable papers and .MMjEsr h Hilffiffiffllffll Qiicao°' l i f f l HOBART’S BAKBER SHOP, town Friday. bridge, north of Painter’s school house, Front St., over Lough's Jewelry Store. discussions were given. ALSO AGENCY FOR STAR LAUNDRY. Hon- L. G. Storrs, Secretary of the Don Morgan is visiting in Decatur and run to the mill pond at New Troy. State Board of Corrections and Chari this week. S per cent is assessed to the township ties that the school for the Blind was Mrs. Scboles and son are spending of Lake at large, and 21 per cent to never in better condition than now.” B u c h a n a n R e c o r d . the holidays in Chicago. Weesaw township at large; balance This school is a state institute and Wilber Turner is visiting his brother to individual owners of lands benefit H is located at Lansing. Blind children D. H, BOWER, in Chicago this week. ed. There is no question but it will be are boarded and taught free o f ch arge. Mrs. E. Dunham of Michigan City is the making of a large track of the bot PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR. Eurther information may be obtained REDUCTION visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tom lands—several thousand acres. To make some dear one a by addressing the Superindentent of Wire. Yacation in schools. Will commence THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27.1S94. the School for the Blind at Lansing, again Dec. 3 1 . T h e P o p e . For the next thirty days I will sell at Mich. GLENDORA. The Christmas edition, o f the Allegan Any person knowing of a blind child •P From our /tegular Correspondent. THREE OAKS. a reduced price my entire stock of J ou rn a l consists of twelve pages of or one so nearly blind as to he unable The Christmas tree was a success, From our Regular'.Correspondenl, ^ to learn in the public schools should good seasonable reading with an art the tree was nicely decorated, the ex Dec. 20,1894. supplement, “Two Hile-ists.” encourage the parents or guardian to ercises good, as well as the attendance Mrs. Nicholas Marx of Michigan have such child sent to the school at and the best of order was bad. City spent Christmas with her parents, Lansing. The January number of The Ladies' Mr. Will Squires has bought auother Mr aud Mrs. Garry Donner. Yon can still make them happy Some Journal came to hand in the horse and sold one of his cows. The Farmers’ Club met last Friday new wrapper, which is supposed to ADDITIONAL LOCALS. The Masquerade Dance was a good at the home of Mr. J. B. Crosby. Owing for open upon “pulling the string.” The STD Niles is Learning. one, nearly every one wore a mask to the election of officers the usual.lit- CONSISTING OF idea is a good one and we guess it erary program was much shortened, In October Niles voted to issue $34,- and all had a good time. Some report works all right, hut we opened our but all present report a very enjoyable 000 bonds to build water works. The it the best masquerade they ever at copy the good old-fashioned way— time. The officers elected for the fol bond3 were sold to Chicago parties. tended. Coal Heating Stove, with an envelope epener—before we lowing year were: A . L. Davis, Pres.; saw the new idea. Eerdinand Sehneewind, a merchant, Our school has closed for a vacation, sought to restain the city from issuing and the school “ma’am” Sherwood Pen- Jas Otwell, Y ice P re s; Mrs. Al. Wright, Sec.; Irving Paddock, Treas.; the bonds. An injunction was refused, well spent Christmas with his sister at Canuck Coins. Executive Com.: Horace Warren, Mrs. Soft Coal Heating Stoves, and Mr. Sehneewind carried the case to Hartford. § People who live in the United States A . L. Davis and Almon Wright. Next the supreme court, where the decision Mr. John Barnes of Benton Harbor should avoid using Canadian silver. meeting will be held Feb. 21, at the was reversed and the injunction was in this neighborhood last Friday The laws of this country provide no home of Mr. W ood Smith. Wood Heating Stoves, allowed. looking for timber to keep the mill in penalty for counterfeiting them, and Mr. Marvin Love, an old resident of Having rendered the bonds worthless, this place busy. AND THE CELEBRATED the manufacturers of queer feel com Mr. Sehneewind threatens to cause the this township, died Monday evening, Quite a number of our people at paratively safe in handling them. A arrest of the mayor, recorder and every Dec. 17. The funeral, vi hieh was large number o f small coins of this class are tended the Christmas tree atMt. Tabor, ly attended, was held, at the house, alderman who gave his assistance in Christmas night. known to be in circulation in this vicin calling the freeholders’ election. The Thursday, Dec. 20. Interment at Pine ACORN COOKS. ity, and the only safe way is to refuse new water works is now over half com Mr. George Hill, from Northern Lake cemetery, near LaPorte. Come and see me before you buy a to handle all Canadian moneys. pleted, and the contractor says he will Michigan, is visiting relatives here. Rev. G. B. Green has been holding finish the system, having no fears hut Mr. Eli Mitchell lost one of his best evangelical meetings in the Baptist stove and save money. church for the past two weeks. Jones County Calf Case. that he will he paid. horses last Friday night. The next entertainment in the Citi are just the thing. You can The supreme court at Des Moines, BENTON HARBOR. zen’s Lecture Course will be given Jan. Iowa, filed a decision in the celebrated A Youthful Suicide. From our Jlegular Correspondent. 8,1895, by the Moody Male quartette. find a splendid assortment at, J, GODFREY. Jones county calf case, which has been Eredrick Rice, aged 16, son of Mr.. Dec. 23,1S94. They come highly recommended by a source of litigation for many years and Mrs. Thomas Rice, of Eowlerville, Benton H ive No. 543, L. O. T. M., Messrs. Moody and Saukey, and also by ^ our store, and buy them at in that state. The case has cost many committed suicide Tuesday afternoon has 21 members. the press of the various towns in which thousands of dollars, and the original five miles north of Niles, by shooting Negotiations are pending for the they have appeared. parties to the suit are nearly all dead himself in the head with a shotgun. sale of the Eastman Springs property. The Three Oaks school closed last The original action in it was over He left a note saying that he was tired The “Mikado” opera is soon to bey Eridav for a holiday vacation extend, BRADLEY the possession of a calf valued at two of life and wished to beburied at Green given for the benefit of the Universal- ing until Jan. 7th. dollars. The present decision fixes Oak cemetry in Eowlerville. ist church fund. The following residents of Three the costs on the del endants. The costs There is no known causl for the There are 1500 children in our public are home fox tbe holidays: Orla Mor amount to 6 2 ,OSS .84 . This is the end deed other than brooding over some schools under the care of 30 teachers. ris and Bessie Zimmerman from the J o f the famous case. fancied wrong. The new members of the Methodist State Normal at Ypsilanti; Marie Zim Wishing all our patrons a Mr. and Mrs. Rice formerly resided church were given a reception at the merman from Michigan University, Caught Asking a Bribe. near Buchanan, living just across the church last Wednesday evening. and Wm. Watson from Chicago. I Happy New Year, we are The Chicago S era ld Saturday pub river. The P a lla d iu m printed a twelve ^ p P> ■ ■ At Oathcart’s old stand, 18 Main St. lished the statement that Alderman page edition, last Saturday, containing What Does It Mean? John Powers, one of the most promi Circuit Court Jurors. a comprehensive writeup of the twin Fact or Fiction about Two Great Fair Awards. nent members of the city council, has The following jurors have been . cities. Gratefully Yours, A newspaper paragraph denounces drawn for the January term of the Mrs. Belva Lockwood spoke for an been caught in the act of asking $25,- as “false” the claim of a baking pow GALL AND SEE HIM 000 for a bit of legislation, offering to Circuit Court: hour and three-quarters to an atten der company to an award at' the deliver the votes of forty or more Allen David H., Bertrand. tive and appreciate audience, at Yore’s, World’s B’air. Whom can it mean? members of the council for a consider Badger Edward S., Niles City. Dec. 17, on the subject, “Women in the Certainly not Dr. Price’s. W hy? Be Birdsey A . M., Sb. Joseph township. cause, as tbe records show, Dr. Price’s Professions.” ation of that amount in cash. The Boughtou James C., St. Joseph City. exhibited, competed and received the §25,000 proposition is stated to have Brunson Rufus. Benton Harbor. Rufus Bronson, peach commission highest award, both at .Chicago and the 8 8 ., been made to Keil McCoull, the Chica Bunker Samuel, Buchanan. er, is stirring up the various township California Midwinter Fair. The award go manager of a large corporation, the Canffman Lewis E., Bertrand. commioners on the subject of peach in California included Gold Medal. THE PROPER Denison Stephen A., Galien. The official examiners pronounced it forty votes to be furnished to kill the “yellows,” urging them to be more Dodge Balaam, Bainbridge. the strongest, the purest, the most so-called anti-cigarette ordinance in Easton Andrew, Bertrand. thorough and aggressive. wholesome and efficient of all the bak which McCoull is presumably inter Earnum Isaac, Hagar. The new freight line to Milwaukee ing powders. Its title to confidence is T k One Price Dry GoodsandSh » H ouse.. KIND OF A ested. Gowdy Eranklin, sr.. New Buffalo. is doing an immense business. One unquestioned. Groat G. B., Niles City. day last week the three steamers of Can it be the manufacturers of a Harrington Yalorus, Oronoko. New Y ork powder, fictitiously labelled 9 the G. & M. line brought in 1600 tons O N C E M O R E . Hartman Earmer, Pipestone. “absolutely pure” who are making 6 H oyt El well, Berrien. of freight, mostly oats and flour, which “false” claims? T -a t would be strange On H oy. 23 an election was held for Hull S. M., Benton Harbor. was transfered mainly to the Big 4 Ry. indeed, inasmuch as they were not the purpose of voting on the bonding Jefferies Oliver A , Lincoln. Judge O’Hara is receiving- congratu e\ en considered in the awards. of the village of Buchanan for the sum Lawrence John C., Benton. Was it Ammonia in the New York lations on every hand, on his appoint Common Council Proceedings. B&ohlen's Arnica Salve. o f 610,000. This resulted in a vote of Lock. Edward, Chikammg. powder that prevented its makers from Miller K. J., Royalton. ment to the consulate. He will leave competing? If not what? OFFICIAL REPORT. . The best Salve in the world for Cuts 173 against to 13S in favor of bonding, Morton George, Benton Harbor. soon for San Joan del Norte, first go * 8 > ------A special meeting of the Common Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum or in other words by a good majority Tabor Horace, Sodus. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands ing to Washington for instruction. His W. A . Smith has bought the proper Council of the Village of Buchanan the citizens said that they considered Thompson Henry, Bainbridge. Chilblains, and all Skin Eruptions place in the law firm of O’Hara & ty on Main St. from Mrs. D. E. Hin- was held in Council Chamber, Friday our village was bonded enough and Tryon W. H. Benton Harbor. evening, Dec. 21,1S94. and positively cures Piles, or no pay Starr John, St. Joseph City. Kelley will be filed by his brother, •man. It is the former home of J. W. required. It is guaranteed to give Is one that has service and durability. Niles and where he lost his life when President Rouoh presiding. that our taxes were plenty high enough, Starkweather Frank, Niles. perfect satisfaction, or money refund Hon. James O’Hara, who has lately the house was destroyed. — Berrien Present—Trustees Bishop, Beistle, and that our water works were ample. Strong George, Watervliet. ed. Price 25 cents per box, For sale Such goods in the moved here from Muskegon. Springs JBra. Barmore and Howe. How, in a little over a month after this Yalentine Lewis, Benton. Absent—Trustees Dalrymple and by W. E. Runner, Druggist. 29yl election, a petition is presented to the Yalentine Wm. H „ Three Oaks. Marble. I t May D o as Much, fo r Y o u.—6 A portion of the mill-dam at La- Sault Ste. Marie is moving to secure “Walton Wm. H. Lake. Petition signed by G. W. Noble, John Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, HI., writes Common Council, signed by 59 persons, Grange gave way last evening, causing money in the State Treasury collected Wright Hoel, Weesaw. Morris, E. W . Banders, W . R. Rough that he had a severe kidney trouble for requesting another election on identi considerable anxiety at tbe time. No for tolls through the old state lock, and other citizens of the village of many years, with severe pains in the cally the same question as before sub serious damage was done.—Dowagiac and if she gets it she will build a ma Buchanan was presented and read, ask Hardware Line BERRIEN CENTRE. back and also that his bladder was mitted, and as a result an election is or Republican. rine state hospital. ing the Common Council to call an From our Regular Correspondent. affected. He tried many so called kid dered for Jan. 4, one week from tomor election for the purpose of voting ten ney cures without any good results. Dec. 26,1S94. thousand dollars for the purchase of row. It is interesting to knowhowmuch About a year ago he began the use of W . G. Smith and daughter, Miss 150 horse power of water. Electric Bitters and found relief at is my specialy. expense our village will be put to,in the Elorence, are spending a week with Moved by Mr. Howe, supported by once. Electric Bitters is especially effort to secure under some pretext or relatives and friends at Columbus Beistle, that the prayer of the petition adapted to cure all kidney and Liver other, the last cent which our charter ers he granted. A y e s , 4. troubles and often gives almost instant Grove, Ohio. The following resolution was offered permits the village to bond itself, and relief. One trial will prove our state Miss Elsie Kingery of Buchanan vis Planting the Standard by Mr. Bishop, supported by Mr. Bar- ment." Price only 50e for-large bottles. COME AND SEE. that money to be used for the benefit of ited her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. more: At W. E. Runner’s Drug Store. - a private corporation. I f we are to hold Norman Nims, the past week. Resolved, That a special election be Knights of the Maccabees.—G an election every month until the re Max Bishop of Jackson is visiting called, and this Council does hereby The State Commander writes us All hail Columbus! Behold the call a special election to be held bn the sult is satisfactory to a certain pecuni his grandfather, J. B. CralL from Lincoln, N eb, as follows: “After arily interested class, it is time a halt great navigator as he lands. The 4th day of January, 1895, for the pur trying other medicines for what seem Ered N ull of Benton Harbor is shak pose of submitting to the electors of ed to be a very obstinate cough in our was called and that, too, in no uncer ing hands with his many friends. perils of the deep are past. The this village the question to vote upon two children we tried Dr. King’s New tain terms. Our village deficit for this Mrs. Emma Peck and daughter an issue of ten thousand dollars ($10,- Discovery and at the' end of two days clouds of fear have vanished. 000.00) of bonds for the purpose of pur year will be in the neighorhood of Blanche of Buchanan are. spending the cough entirely left them. We will 64000, and when this is added to next The night of gloom has ended. chasing of the Buchanan Power & not be without it hereafter, as-our ex the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Electric Co., 150 horse power of the perience proves that it cures where all years tax levy, to say nothing of our T H E PA N SY. Brownell. In the heavens the sun of success = water of their dam, across the St. Jo other remedies fail,” Signed E, W. F A R M S proportion of the new 670,000 court S’OK SALE in Southeast Virginia and Clayton Hogue and wife spent Christ shines resplendent; Morning has . ! seph river, and wheel pits and race, Stevens, State Com. W hy hot give Michigan. house at St. Joseph and the 614,000 and ground for use of said horse pow thi*s great medicine a trial, as it is , PROSPECTUS, 189V95. mas in Sodus among friends. Also some Very Choice Tracts of bridge, we venture the prediction that dawned. er, the said power to be used for pump guaranteed and trial, bottles aTe free, • ‘ Beginning witiithe November NromEit. Miles Murphy and wife o f Goodland, ing water for tbe water works of said t Runner’s drug store. Regular size next year’s tax rate will Insufficiently Newton county, Ind., are here for the Imperiously the banner of village, and that the Village Clerk is TIMBERED LANDS 0c and $1.00. A SERIAL STORY. In California, Missouri, Tennessee, N. Carolina high to please the most fastidious. holidays. hereby instructed to publish and post “R ecben’s Hlnurakces,” by “Pansy.1’ Origi and Virginia. haughty Spain greets the day Russia has 350,000 paupers. nal illustrations by H, P. Barnes. a notice of said election in the manner For Lists and Pull Particulars, About fifty of Miss Elsie Michael’s light. Upon its fluttering folds, ‘ Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder A SERIAL STORY. Call on or address, provided by the laws of Michigan.. “The Old T own P omp," by “M argaret Sidney," NEWS BEIEE. friends gave her a surprise, last Satur Ayes, Bishop, Beistle, Barmore and Most Perfect Made. author of the famous “Pepper" books. Original day night, at her home. are inscribed the destinies of a illustrations by H. P. Barnes. Jame3 Dungey of Cassopolis has re Howe. ' There are 51 metals. IRA ABBOTT, Oliver Becker arrived from Spring- new world. Its gleaming surface On motion of Mr. Howe, supported NATURAL HISTORY. ceived a supplemental pension. Ten papers by L. H. M. Palmer. Each one will Heal Estate and Excursion Agent, by Mr. Beistle, the Council adjourned have an original full-page illustration drawn from field, Ohio, where he is attending col marks a long advance in the evo REPORT OF THE CONDITION 417 HAMMOND BUILDING, Ira Brown, a prominent democrat to the call o f the President. life or life models by the author. Telephone2447. DETROIT, MICH. lege, on Christmas eve. He will spend Jno. M. R otjoh, President. A SERIES near Belle, is dead. Aged 73. lution of the human race. It of charmingly written articles descriptive of Dec.SOwlt . • the holidays with his parents, Mr. and C. D. K ent, Clerk. The First National Bank of Buchanan, at California, by Mrs. Eliza Burroughs Buckhout. South Haven is pushing the move Bnclianan, in tlio State of Michigan, at Mrs. Joseph A. Becker. tells a story of prophecy unpar- . FRONTISPIECE STORIES, FLORIDA AND THE SOUTH ment to build a Grand Trunk exten . the close of Business, Dec. 19, 1894. by “Pansy.” Many, perhaps most of them, will Mr. Zera O. Webster and Miss Lydia alleled, of developement 'unap- bave to do with incidents which were personally VIA, sion, from Marcellus. B. Snavely were married, at the home known to the editors. r e s o u r c e s . BIG FOUR, ROUTE. proached in the fullness of re CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR - John E. Kinney, son of Alderman of of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. loans and d i s c o u n t s ...... 8 8S,312.8S AND MISSION BULLETINS. This line is the natural tourist line When Baby was sick, we gave her Csstorla. Overdrafts, secured and unsecured...... 2,862.30 Grand Rapids, has been ordained to Johnson Snavely, on Christmas eve, by corded time. It crowns with A story illustrating one or two of the topics to the South via. Cinncinati. Magnifi When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. U. S. -Bonds to secure circulation...... 12,500.00 chosen each month for tbe Juniors’ meeting, with priesthood. Rev. A. J. Davis. Their numerous Premiums on U. S.Bonds...... , — 1,200.00 a personal lettur from “Pansy,” growing out of cent daily trains from St. Louis, Eeoria, triumph the efforts -of genius. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. Banking house, furniture and fixtures.-. 1,780.00 her osvn experience. friends and relatives wish them happi Due from approved reserve agents...... 21,783.15 Chicago, Benton Harbor, Sandusky, “Wealthy Hancock citizens are go When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. Checks and other caBhitems.— 2,127.82 SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Cleveland, Columbus and Dayton, con ing to consolicate the two local week ness and long life. The World’s Fair contained no finer statue of the great Notes of other National B anks...... 477.00 Whiclfmany foundbelpfullast year. if * Fractional paper currency, nickels and THE PANSY READING CIRCLE, nect in Central Union Station, Cincin- lies and start a daily. Uncle Joseph A. Becker and his dear discoverer than this colossal figure. It commanded from its cents..:...... 179.09 Roman Literature Papers, by Elizabeth Abbott. -nati, with through trains of all lines companion, Aunt Betsey, expect to cel Lawful money reserve in Bank, viz: Astndyfrom some standard poet each month. of -all lines with - Sleeping Cars to Arkansas pine is carried to Muske pedestal the eastern entrance to the Administration build Specie...... 2,468.65 Legal-tender notes._____ ~2;000.00 4,468.65 Selections carefully chosen, illustrating the style Florida, Hew Orleans, and all points ebrate their golden wedding, on the 2d Dr . K i l m e r &|Co., bouth Bend., Ind. • of the writer and poems suitable for recitation or gon, this state, for retail trade. The Redemption fund'with U. S. Treasurer study. south. day o f Jan., 1895. A host of warm ing. The majesty of its dimensions, the vige. and aggres- . G e n t l e m e n : — Please send me 6 (5 per cent of Circulation)...... 562.50 lumber is very satisfactory, and the FOREIGN DEPARTMENT. For full information call on nearest boxes of Dr. Kilmer’s Sure Headache and true friends wiish them many siveness of its expression and' the artistic finish of its com Total...... „...; ...... $136,203.69 Tbe best help possible will he secured to give agent or address, traffic profitable; each month, artideB or items of interest concern years of happiness yet. Cure for the cure of 150 bad headaches. LIABILITIES. position made it admired . as a genuine sculptural triumph.. ing other lands than ours. D. B. M artin, Port Huron ladies got out an eight- There cannot be too much said in Capital Stock paid in ...'...... ,..$50,000.00 Gen’l Pass. & Ticket Agt. The Christmas entertainment held in favor of your Headache Cure. I wish Surplus f u n d ...... 9,634.23 DAILY THOUGHTS. page edition to the Port Huron Tim es. An entire chapter or Psalm will be taken up, E . O. M c C o r m ic k , our village church Christmas eve, was to say to those who are troubled with Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid...... 2,222.81 and a verse chosen for each day, and brief com Passenger Traffic Manager. Pretty girls acted as newsboys. About a great success. The house was crowd Anothef Standard Proudly Displayed headache to look no further than Dr. National bank notes outstanding...... 11,250.00 ment given. 6700 was realized for charity. Kilmer, South Bend, Ind.) for a sure Individual deposits subject to check...... 36.082 49 NEW COVER DESIGN. CINCINNATI. ed with an earnest company of neigh Demand certificates of deposit...... 27,01416 at the Fair was that of cure, as medical skill can make no im ■ Thirty-two pages of reading and illustrations in Louis Galhmann of Chicago, the in bors and friends and children. After provement on this medicine. Total:...... $136,203.69 each number adapted to young people from nine DO Y O U ventor. says that he has acceptt d an the literary program, "Jumbo,” a large to fifteen years of age. Yours truly, State of M ichigan, I Each serial,^ If published in book form would ■Want Money ? or a Home? Want offer of 10 acres of land at Lake Gene- County of Berrien. f BB’ be worth the price of the magazine. elephant laden with gifts for the chil Dr. Price’s Creani Baking Powder . W . H . Schermerhorn , I, E. W/Sanders, Cashier of the above-named Work? or a Farm? Want to open a ~va, Wis., where he will locate an ob dren, was announced, which afforded Mar. 26, 1894. Ree Heights, S. D. hank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Published by is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. LOTHROP PUBLISHING CO,, store in a thriving town? Want to servatory and factory, work upon which A Standard of Excellence for Forty Years. E, W. SANDERS, Cashier. B oston, Mass. both amusement and pleasure to those Syracuse may tax bicycles. raise live stock ? W ant to know how w ill begin in the spring. H e proposes present. The occasion was one long Subscribed and sworn to before me tbiB27th ROYAL Baking Powder. day of December, 1894. . ■ . , to buy improved farms in a well-set to erect a fifty-inch sectional lens to be remembered by all. It .was the" standard of unequalled strength, perfect JOHN C. DICK, . : . Notary Public. “Health Insurance.’' tled region without paying cash? Par which he claims will outdo the great A S. S. convention will be held at Highest of all In le a v e n in g purity and wholesome results. The award to Dr. Price's of Correct—Attest: That is almost as nocessary as life insurance. ticulars and publications sent free by Lick telescope or any other inexist- Morris Chapel, Dec. 29,1894, under the stren gth .—u. 5. Government Report. Chas. F . H owe, V ■ It moans reasonable care' and occasionally a little Clyde H. Bakeu, ^Directors. medicine—not much. A Ripans Tabulo is enough E. I. Whitney, St, Paul, Minn, highest honors at the Fair furnishes conclusive evidence of ’ John F. R eynolds, J in most cases. " ence. auspices of the Berrien Twp. S. S. As Geneva has 250 Americans. June 7 wtf. - its superiority over all other baking powders. ’ Buchanan Record. Church Notes. CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE There will be a union watch meeting The Methodist Episcopal Sunday THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27 1894. in the Advent Christian church next School gave a Christmas Cantata en Monday evening. Revs. I. Wilson and titled “Santa Claus on Time” at the Entered at the Fost-offico at Bnchanan, Mich, q u The Stockings^ J. W . DeLong will take part, with Rough Opera House Saturday even as second-class matter. Citizen’s National Bank, their congregation, and the other pas ing. The house was well filled and Bnchanan Markets. tors and ohurches are invited, to par the entertainment was an entire suc J L n : U I L E S , ticipate, if they do not have services. cess, those participating in it perform Hay—$6 shaft, and to have room in the - Home Make Lard, at the 16-inch, 95c. These Dolls are made service. -Reasonable rates. Orders may of Niles, to a surprise last Friday. A gone to South Bend to spend a few be left at Earl Hotel. Excursion parties building of the Power & Electric Co. for M A IN STREET M ARKET. and dressed ready to go to school, For this nice Oak Case. The same thing with glass 50 cents taken to Clear Lake. party of her Buchanan friends went days with their daughter, Mrs. P. E. generator mid machinery. and speak pieces— none of your com over to Niles in Newt Batchelor’s big Neff. The above resolution was accepted Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder mon kind. extra. All other goods equally cheap. If you have not CoveS I <&r Proud. wagon and spent a very enjoyable even Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Roe and Miss by the following vote: Ayes, Bishop, World’s Pair Highest Award. We offer a large variety of White investigated yon will be surprised at the very low prices on Beistle, Barmore, Dalrymple and Mar ing. DRESS MAKING. — Miss E lm ira Celluloid Work Boxes, Shaving Sets, Wilma Roe of Chicago spent Christ ble. Trustee Howe absent. all furniture at the old stand. mas at the home of their parents in Burrus is prepared to do all kinds of Manicure Sets, Handkerchief Boxes,■ Come and see; yon will be convinced. Apple, Pear, Cherry A conventioR of song is-being held Glove Boxes at 95c each; much less - Bnchanan. Marriage Licenses. work in this line, at her home, on at the Evangelical church this week than you ever expected to get them Herbert Roe, Frank Whitman, Ed. - Day’s avenue, fourth house north of under the auspices of the Buchanan Myron H. Lay, 49, Monroe Co. N- Y.; for. Plum, Peach, Swain, Bert Bailey, Elmer Beistle, Les Marion W. Stanley, 85, Benton Harbor. the M. C. depot. GEO. RICHARDS. choral union and conducted; by Prof. W e offer a new line of Paper Maehe ter Peck and Miss Jennie Bailey are George Bennett, 67, Oskaloosa, Iowa; Baled Straw, at KENT’S. S. W. Straub of Chicago. A grand Wall Pockets and Brackets, 5c to §5 Plants by the thousands. Don’t pay hum home fof the holiday vacation. Mary E. Haslett, 66, Bertrand. bug prices, but write for price list of hon concert will be given on Friday even Herbert Chorpany, 22, Coloma; Grace Call at the M a in St r e e t M a r k e t each. Also military Brushes and est goods, guaranteed true to name or ing, when the convention will close. Mrs. E. L. Harper and children, Goodrich, 16, same. for all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats. clothes and hat Brushes.. refund your money. Address Jessie and Arthur, of Cassopolis came Edward E. Tyner, 27, Indianapolis; A good Upright Piano for rent. W e also show a line of Pocket Christmas morning for a few days’ Grace Lankford, 25, Centreville, Iowa. Books for ladies and gentlemen, bet BRANT & KELLEY BROS., List of letters remaining uncalled for J. G. HOL'MES. visit at the home of 5Mr. B. D. Harper. Zera O. Webster, 24, Berrien Centre; ter and cheaper than ever before. Fair Plats' N urseries, in the post-office at Buchanan, Mich., Lydia B. Suavely, 23, same. LeoCrrossman & Co. Mrs. Amsden and Telma, Mrs. Hayes, Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder W e also offer the greatest line of BENTON HARBOR, MICH. for „the week ending Dec. 24, 1894: Byron J. Benson, 30, New Troy; Mary W orld’s Fair Highest Medal and Diploma. Handkerchiefs we have ever shown Oct.lu-Smo. Sarah White of Dowagiac, and Charley Shriver, 30, same. Miss Lydia Blimka, Mr. Jasper Ingle- for the price; beautiful white em right, George Smith, B. Mack, G. W- Smith o f Glendora, ate Christmas din Wm. Grady, 24, South Bend; Minnie GOOD BYE SALE. O’Connor, 22, Mishawaka, Ind. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.' broidered Handkerchiefs, 2 for 25c Wilson. ner at Jay Godfrey’s. Edwin P. Benedict, 26, Chicago; Daisy and up.. REAL ESTATE. John G. Holmes, formerly editor of Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria-] Call for letters advertised, Also a fine line of Umbrellas, silk the B u c h a n a n R ec o r d but now. large Richards, 20, Buchanan. Dress Goods and Woolens. THOS. LLOYD John C. Diok, P. M. and silk gloria, 95c up. owner in the big Buchanan water- James Wilson, 21, Chicago; Jennie Jor Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. A reduction of 25 to 50 per cent, at the height of the Dress Goods Season Is worthy Has for sale T18 acre farm at &15 per acre. W e spend our time seeing how 140 acre farm at $40 per acre. power, was in the city on business dan, 20; Logansport, Ind. of the attention of everybody in South Bend and vicinity. This sale is the “ coup d’etat” These farms are cheap and sold on long time. The following are the office's elect of Tuesday.—Dowagiac Standard,. Frank Redden,2 0, Galien; Mary Findel, The U. S. Gov’t Reports cheap and how good we can sell for the dress goods supremacy. W e have placed on. our counters and tables, over 300 They are worth the attention o f parties who want 19, same. to buy. the Ladv Maccabees: The Misses Linnia Dutton and Carrie . show Royal Baking Powder goods. Maybe if we did not you pieces of fine wool goods, seasonable and stylish. We have divided them as follows 23 acres one mile from Buchanan, suitable for a Mrs. Millie East, Past L. Com. would have to pay more for stuff than into fruit farm or a market garden. - Boyle will Btart next Monday for a superior to all others. One doable lot on Main street. Mrs. Emma Knight, Com. The M. C. R. R. Co. will sell excur yon do now. W e have been working One house, barn and lot on Oak street. trip through the South. They expect FO UR L O T S : One honse, barn and three lots on Clark street Mrs. Georgie High, Lieut. Com. S h elled Coin, at KENT’S. at this business for a good many * . to spend about two months visiting sion tickets to all stations, on Dec. 24, 3 houses at Benton Harbor. Sold on time, or Mrs. Maggie Dodd, R. K. years and it would be strange if we LOT 1 SELLS AT 25c, consists of Covert Cloths and French Henriettas, eft},? , *: would take a team as firs^payment. Mrs. Letha Treat, T. K. 25 and 81,1894, and Jan. 1.1895. Lim 3 hduse3 at Gladstone, Mich., to be sold on long various places o f interest. had not caught onto something. See? LOL 2 SELLS AT 39c, All wool Cheviots, Canvas' Cloth, mixed and checked Quit-, time. Mrs. Nora Sparks, Sar. ited to return up to and including Jan. A3-a-'j-e-a-5-3'£;®-s-a-!3-a-a;«-0-9.g-©-9-®'0'9 mg, etc., etc. Mrs. Delia Scott, Chap. 2, 1895, at one and one-third fare for LIST YOUR PROPERTY On Christmas Eve "The Star o f ; #CURE5 . LOT 3 SELLS AT 50c. Fifty-inch Covert Cloth, Flannels, Matelasses, Crapons, Mrs. Ella Rynearson, M. A. the round, trip. Tickets not to be sold f MERiT0 Silk knotted home spnns, 46-inch German Henriettas, black and colors. W IT H M E . .Mrs. Belle Rollins', Sen. Bethlehem” shone with an old time for less than 25 cents the round trip. i ALL BLOOD MAKES IT LOT 4 SELLS AT 75c. This is the choicest lot ever shown in South Bend at one- Mrs. Haley Coons, P. brilliancy at the Presbyterian church, third more price, consisting of 50 and 54rinch Covert Cloth, Camel’s Hair Cloth, 50-lneh A . F . P eacock, Agent. COME AND SEE US. ------is and a host of happy- children saw it, in 'DISEASES FAMOUS Serges, Broad Cloth, Whip Cords, etc. The window of Morris the Fair has company with their parents and COAL. Clairvoyant Examinations Free. been the center of attraction for any I handle the celebrated Lackawanna friends. An excellent and most appro OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT and Lehigh hard Coab, and Jackson number of people, the past week. Mr. priateprograme, literary and musical , The first and most important thing Shows the most correct styles of Cloaks and Capes, in Cloth and Fur, adapted for this for the proper understanding of and H ill Domestic Lump soft Goal. Or Morris had a real live Santa Clause in entitled "The Star” was rendered, and GEO. WYMAN & CO, season, at lowest prices. We invite comparison—look around and see what others will ders may be left at Danner’s drug: fational treatment of chronic or lin- do and come and see us and let the best man win. one' of the windows, and on Monday St. Nicholas was present with gifts, store. J. A. STEELE. rering disease o f any kind, is its thor afternoon Mr. Morris had an additional much to the joy of all. The pastor O. ough examinations and true diagnosis. South Bend, Ind. Mr. Wm. Williams, Vicksburg, Mich.. attraction in the way of a concert, and J. Roberts was the recipient of a hand Y ou can secure this with, a full explan- Bays: “I verily believe ‘Adrionda,’ in the evening, a sleight of hand per taion of the cause, nature and extent [HASTINGS GROSSMAN’S somely hound volume of Dante’s writ "Wheeler’s Heart and Nerve Cure to of your disorder free o f charge by en OSpOur store will be open evenings, formance was given. It proved a ings, presented to him by the young MICH. be the most reliable remedy for heart closing a lock of hair, with name and the week preceding Christmas. SOUTH BEND, IND irregularities that has ever been given great inducement to stop in and buy men o f his class, which he very much to Dr. E. F . Butterfield, Syracuse, * Qrr*ons*ttf*t»ASK YOUR t~» <«■ DRUGGIST FOR IT tothe public.” Sold by W. 3?. Runner something.. Iappreciates. r —atto.May 3-6 mo. BB EtiM
A CONVENIENT DWE.LUNG, ana com water, a bathroom with tuhTwo- could ho made Into alcathroom. I n unis ter closot and washstand; a sink in the event tlio back ond of tbo pantry wall Plans fo r a House to Cost $4,100—Twelve collar in which to pour water from the would bo pushed out on a line with the Booms and Hath, 1 tubs; a laundry stovo; a comontod floor; end of tho back porch. This would mako [Copyright, 1884, by American Press Associa plenty of light, that it may be used as a tho bathroom of proper size, and if a porch tion.] laundry; a well arranged kitchen and wore desired in the rear it could bo placed The floor plan given here has a sido hall. dhina closet; everything bandy and con back of tlio kitchen; In having the bath- The United States When tlio little boys and girls come home venient—no waste room, hence no Wast6 from sohool, they may como In this way. stops or wasted carpets. That Is tho Idea of tho owner. They may There aro many things to bo considered hang their wraps in tho closet or take them by people who have not much money and Official Investigation of upstairs. The front hall is floored with hard aro without a largo exporienco in house wood. Port of- it Is covered with rugs. building. Being a man of moderate Several little foot crossing over this fiooi moans, if I wish to build a house it ia proper for mo to consider whether miy houso would havo a rental value if I wish Baking Powders, to put it on tho market in that way. The for Infants and Children. net income from that property, if rented, Made under authority should exceed by 1 or 2 per cent tho cur* “ Cas tori a is so well adapted to children that Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, ront rate of interest in the section of coun C recommend it as superior to any prescription Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation, o f Congress by the try in which tho structure is orectod. A mown to me.’ ’ IL A. Ancmui, M_ D., Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di B a k in g great many foolish investments aro made I ll So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y . gestion. Chief Chemist o f the in dwelling houso property because people, Without injurious medication. Powder Department of Agri ROYAL “ Tho use of ‘ Castoria is so universal and “ For several years I have recommended ;ts merits so well known that it seems a work your-‘ Castoria,’ and shall always continue to culture, Washing to be a cream of tartar baking pow= PERSPECTIVE VIEW. of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the do so as it has invariably produced beneficial would moko it necessary for soma ono to .ntelligent families who do not keep Castoria results.” ton, D . C , shows the der of the highest quality, superior wash it after every suoh performance; within easy reach.” Enwm F. Fxbsbb, M. D., hence the sido entrance. Tho front hall is Cablos Maktvn, D. D., 125th Street and 7th Ave., New York City. to all others in strength, leavening rather largo. "It is a splendid room in Its New York City. way. Tho stairway is rich. There Is a beauti The Ceotavk Costpaot, 77 Mumux Steeet, New Y oojc Crrr. power, and general usefulness. ful mantel In it. Tho stairway at ono ond shows up nicely from tbo front and pro jects into a bay at tho sido. This plan is capabio of being oontraoted Into a much The Royal Baking Powder is thus distinguished by smaller house. The rooms are large, and altogether it is on quito au extensivo scalo. the highest expert official authority the lead Tho pantry, china closot and kitchen ore DBS. BREWER & BON, as conveniently fitted as tho experience of ing Baking Powder of the world. those interested would suggest. Tho kitch ens and pantries of tho plans which have FLOOR PLAN. appeared from timo to time have boon fully room arranged in this way the closet would described. Tbo idea in all is tho same. he back of the chamber in the“ L ” formed Tie BeliaMe and Best Known Royal Baking Powder makes the finest, sweetest, lightest and most whole The requirements are no difforont in an by the sido pantry and bathroom wall and W ill be at Hiles, MioL, Gait House, on Friday, February lot. 1895. expensive houso than in ono loss expensive. tbo back chamber wall. This arrangement some food. It goes further in use, and is more economical than any other. Labor saving devices are oven moro neces of bathroom would give short connections F o r tw enty-five years they have visited the sary in a cheaper bouse than in ono which of plumbing and would altogether be very same offices' and arc the only physicians who have is more expensive, though it usually hap- visited regularly established offiees for so maavyears. satisfactory. This long experience in the treatment of Chronic ____ ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK. The kitchen of this bouse is quite con Diseases, and constant study of the best methods, venient. At the sink thero is cistern and enables us to well water, and above the sink at a suffi cient height thoro are shelvos and hooks CUES E V S E Y CUEABLS GASS. We keep a record of every caae treated and the re STATE AID FOR GOOD ROADS. for utensils, under oach table there is a "baris put through the lower ends and drawer and beneath tho sink an open space sult obtained, and can refer you to people you know secured the same way. It is quite effec do not think of this, and for this reason who havo been cured or materially benefited by our How tlio System Is Worked to Massachu for pots and kettles. At the flue is the method of treatment. Candid in oar examinations, tive, even with the rail splitters of the setts—A Popular Measure. we hoar a great deal about tho foolishness range. Thus everything is within reach. we never encourage without a surety of success. south, who are kept from mischief in of going, into dobt for a homo. " * The collar stairway is near. The pantry Consultation Free mad Reasonable Terms The law in Massachusetts giving state of Treatment. /sOAUPeN this way as a common thing. Tho pcoplo who aro living in tho house door is at tho end of tho kitchen table, and aid for the constrnction of highways which is hero illustrated aro paying for it We are prepared to show successful results in trea in tho pantry is a placo for a nice chest, Id" diseases o f the Liver, Heart, Lnnge, Stomach has keen in operation about a year and in a building association. The lot cost which has a drainpipe for carrying tho Kidneys, Brain, Nerves, and all those suffering from Hold Tour Com. $1,200, and tho house, with everything has become a very popular measure. drip to tlio outside. The window is tho Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Debility, Youthful Iedes- Some people are heard to say that that goes to mako it comploto excepting a night height from tho floor, so that theico eretion, F ils, Sores Tnmors, Cancers, Diabetls, THE AMERICAN DOMINIQUE. Under its operation the state pays all : Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhoea, Eczema, Loss farmers realizo about as much money furnace, cost $1,800. Tho association from can bo put in without coming into tho of Voice, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Catarrh, Consump for a half crop as for a full crop of com, the expense in the first place, and 25 which they secured their money is on the kitchen. The binges may not be on tbo tion, Influenza, Asthma. Scrofula, Eruptions, Hu- One of Our Oldest Breeds and a Fine Illus perpetual plan and is organized on a lim , mors, Blotches, and all diseases of long standing. tration of What Can Be Bone I>y Selection. the market price being so much higher per cent must bo refunded by*the coun right side of the rofrigerator to make this Diseases of Women a Specialty. ited premium basis—that is, all premiums convenient, but it is suggested that tho The American Dominique is the old in years of shortage. That is a mistaken ty, six years being given in which to Patients treated by mall, strictly confidential. view of the matter, being based upon are limited to 10 cents on each weekly pay binges be changod from the back to the Address est of strictly American breeds. It is a make tho payment to the stato. None ment of 50 cents on each $300 share. Hav the assumption that onr com is mainly sido of the lid, so when open it rests good example of wbat can be done by of the expense of tho road falls upon the ing secured $1,S00, they havo to pay in 50 against the side wall of the pantry. a commercial crop. Tho truth is, says selection with a definite end in view. town individually. They have to bear cents per week on nine shares of $200 oach. This house was built complete for $1,- D r . BREWER & SON Its pedigree terminates, as one traces it the Iowa Crop Beview, that even in tho cost of the first surely, upon which This is $4.50 a week, or between $18 and 500. Tho insido finish was hard yellow years of greatest abundance not more $20 a month, as tbo minimum payment to back, in the common * ‘hawk colored” is based their petition for a state road, pine. Tho outsido walls were sheathed, EVANSTON, ILL. than about IS per cent of the com pro bo made. On this plan of payment of 6 barnyard fowl. In its early history but beyond that all the expense is borne papered ond weatherboarded. duced in Iowa is shipped out of the by tho county and state. per cent interest there is 24 cents per shore L’r. Brewers. Sure Heart Hagnlator for symptoms following derangement of the Brain and Hearts per week to bo paid as Interest on $200, or Convict Labor on Hoads. A ti on. It is unsurpassed. Palpitation, Difficnl y of Breathing, Sense of Suffocation, Pain in Region state. The vast bulk of it, year by year, This is a great temptation to the o f Heart, Faintness, Spasms, Nervous Excitement G iv e s I m m ediate R elie f. onq share. We have very general complaint is not transported across a county line, towns, and it is not surprising that they Then thero is, in addition, a maximum throughout the country against con but it is mostly used as raw material in have petitioned in large numbers for premium of 10 cents a share. This makes victs being employed in any way in the manufacture of pork, beef, mutton, these favors from the state treasury. No GREAT FALLS, HELENA, BOULDER, BUTTE, premium and interest 34 cents, as the in competition with free labor. I am per- wool, dairy products a id horseflesh. town meeting is necessary in the case terest and premium charges each week. ANACONDA, NEIHABT, KALISPELL, suadod that this is the main cause, if For this purpose 20 or 25 cent com is of any town, but the people who want BONNER’S FERRY, THE KOOTENAI COUN- worth as much as 50 cent com, and the a state road may petition the selectmen, not the sole cause, of tho discussion that has obtained, resulting in the opinion manufactured products this year are not and tho latter, if they adjudge that the TO TRY, SPOKANE, WENATCHEE, LAKE that tho public roads furnish the bqst higher on the average than they were public necessity requires such a road, . CHELAN, OKANOGAN COUNTRY, SEATTLE, placo to utilize convict labor. in years; of bountiful crops. The Iowa can petition the state commissioners. ST.'PAUL AND’ TACOMA, VANCOUVER, PORTLAND, farmers, as a whole, w ill be buyers and In my judgment, when the states They can also petition upon their own PIRST STORY. MINNEAPOLIS . FRISCO, ALASKA, CHINA AND JAPAN. not sellers of com in the coming 12 initiative. The^j. petitions are passed get their consent to improve their high pens that the owners of moro oxponsivc ways, it will bo far more desirable and LOW ROUND TRIP TICKETS; Choice of Return Routes; Fine Scenery; Hunting ond Fishing; months. upon by the staffi commissioners, who buildings are hotter prepared to equip Good Openings for Investors and Homeseekers. For publication and rates, address F. I. W ntm ar, much less expensive to do th e work They will require all they have raised determine whether tho public necessity themselves with a complete arrangement St. Paul Minn. X with free labor than with convicts in and as much more, or its equivalent in and convenience demand the construc than those who have to do with tho more chains and nnder close guard hy offi feed stuffs, to keep and fatten their own tion of a state road where it has been modem structures. stock. “ Hold your com ” is a good The idea in all these kitchen plans is cers.—Ex-Governor Nor then. petitioned for. If the decision is favor that it and its annexes of china closot and E YOU STUMPS TO GET RID OF? motto for Iowa farmers this year, not able, then a thorough survey is made kitchen pantry form the*.workrooms of the Posterity Should Pay Part* for higher prices, hut for the wintering under tho authority of the stato com house, and as such should bo treated from Posterity o-wes something to tho pres- -HERCULES POWDER and fattening of their own herds. There mission. Copies off the working plans a labor saving standpoint. The saving ol ent and ought to pay in part for the JTSAF£LYySUREL>^j)CjiHP is no profit in growing com for the are kept in the office of the commission ono step in tho performance of a single lasting benefits worked out for it in the ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT, AND market in any year, much less in such and are also sent to tho county commis operation will save a hundred when tho prosenb. The people of the United IF HE WANTS TO PUT YDU OFr WITH Dominiques had both single and rose a season of drought as we have experi performance of that operation is multiplied SOME UNKNOWN BRANS, CEBB TO sioners and to the town clerk of the States lose $130,000,000 annually be THE HERCULES POWDER COMPANY, combs, and it is altogether probable enced in 1894. town where the road is to bo built. The by this numbor. In every kitchen there cause of bad roads. That is agreed to should bo tho sink with tho table on one AT WtLKfKGrDW, DELAWARE,OR CLEVELAND; OHIO. that the single combed birds were one of road is then laid out by the state com by tbo beat authorities. The farmers’ Amount, of Seed Wheat to Sow. sido of it and a drain board and table on the progenitors of the Barred Plymouth mission, is built under contracts made national congress has declared that the Attention is called to the indifference tho other. These should bo adjacent to Book, though that excellent breed with the commission and is ever after tho kitchen range. In tho pantry shelves farmers aro at an expense for 1,070,000 doubtless had a multiple origin. But in the quantity of actual seed there may maintained at the expense of the state. and drawers, a dough board and. a place horses more than they would be with finally the rose combed birds supplanted be in bushels of differen t wheat, result The character of the road which is for a rofrigerator with drain connection to Thus there remains 16 cents to apply on good roads.—Pomona (Gal.) Progress. the single combed ones, just as the pea ing from the size of tho grains, even constructed is far better than tho peo the outside and good ventilation' arc desir tho principal. This will pay out a $200 1 ^ O share in about 14 years—a very long time, combed Brahmas supplanted those with when of the same variety. It has been ple of tho country towns have ever built able. • Catarrh Can’t Be Cured. it may ho said. This Is tho element of A WINTER’S ENTERTAINMENT. a single comb. By constantly selecting noted at the Iowa experiment station for themselves. The grading reduces the A very nico arrangement to add to an or rose combed fowls with a barred plum that one bushel of a variety grown in dinary pantry is A cooler set into tho wall safety to tho borrower. As a matter of with l o c a l applications , as they steepness moro than is thought of by the which projects to tbo outside. It is a lat fact, tho pcoplo who own this house and cannot reach the seat of the disease. age and those that had the largest size, California contained only 489,879 average hill town. Outside the cities grains, while a bushel of Turkey Bed ticed box covered with slats and wire on are paying for it in a building association Catarrh is a blood or constitutional GREAT VALUE WEEKLY NEWS the Dominique gradually shaped itself and large villages the present roadbed tho inside. In it may bo placed cooked are putting in from $30 to $35 a month. into a distinctive breed. No one knows, from Iowa had 1,184,693 grains, or disease, and in order to cure it you is only some 10 to 12 feet wide, but the Thus tho excess over and above tho $18 have to take internal remedies. Hall’s FOR OF THE WORLD or if he does he maintains a mysterious about 2 }g times as many. Other bushels new stato roads are macadamized for at or $20 required is credited as advance pay Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and LITTLE MONEY. FOR A TRIFLE. of the same variety, one from Iowa and ment on the dues and participates in silence, who has the honor of originating least 15 feet in their narrowest part. acts directly on the blood and mucous this breed. one grown in Kansas, had upward of The surfacing material, which is put the dividend of tho association. This div idend, together with that which accrues surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is no It seems to have been like Topsy and 900,000 grains each. With these facts on after the bed is graded, is six inches quack medicine. It was prescribed by just “ growed.” The Dominique has an in mind, it is therefore evident that on tho 16 cents payment per week a share, thick in the middle and five inches at brings the actual interest charge to a little one of the best physicians in this excellent shape. It is not like that of while two men may be agreed that a the edges. A t the bottom are laid 2 }£ country for years, and is a regular pre TUB Ilf 10BK WEEKLY over 6 por cent, as tho association is pay the Plymouth Bock, but is longer in “ bushel” of wheat is about the proper inches of broken rock. Upon this are ing 5 per cent semiannual dividends, which scription. It is composed of the best body and fuller in tail and suggests quantity to sow on an acre or some oth put two inches of rock broken to a they are enabled to do by the weekly com tonics known, combined with the best a twenty page journal, is the leading Republican family paper of tlie United both the Dorking and tho Hamburg. er given area, and proceed on that basis, smaller size, and upon this is put the so pounding of interest. blood purifiers, acting directly on the States. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news Most persons are apt to be careless ob one maybe seeding twice or more than called “ dust, ” which is rolled down, mucous surfaces. The perfect combi of the United States. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. Its twice as heavily as the other. $1,500 COTTAGE. servers, and even some who pose as ex making a perfectly smooth and hard nation of the two ingredients is “A gricultural” department has no superior in the country. Its “Ma r k e t - perts seem to be ignorant of the true what produces such wonderful results roadbed. It is one of tho specifications Elevation and Floor Elan of a If eat Dwell Reports” are recognized authority. Separate departments for “The Fam ily type of a Dominique. Hence we some Ensilago For Swine. ing For Small Family. in curing catarrh. Send for testimoni- of the contract that the rolling shall all Circle,” “ Our Y oung Folks,” and “Science and Mechanics.” Its “Home times see birds winning prizes that are Professor Henry of the Wisconsin sta bo done by steam.— Wheel and Cycling LCopswght, 1S94, hy American Press Associa Hils £l66 and Society” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its in reality more like Plymouth Bocks tion reported that at the station only Trade Beview, tion.] F. J. ( 'H EN EY & CO„ Props., Toledo, O than. Dominiques and perhaps were pro negative results have been gained with Thero is nothing which so completely Sold by druggists, price 75c. general political news, editorials and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant duced by crossing th9 two breeds. Their feeding hogs cornstalks from the silo. ROADS W ITHOUT CAPITAL. saps tho vitality andhappiness of a family and exhaustive, shape is an admirable one for a general He says: ‘ ‘Ensilage might prove a third as living in a houso which is too largo. purpose fowl, as it indicates good lay of a ration for hogs that could get noth Methods to Be Employed to Secure Bet Tho very largo house, tho grand establish A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer tbis splendid journal and The Bu ing qualities, with table properties of no ter Illgh-n-ays—Stato Commissions. ment, does not belong to America. The ing else. Maybe it would actually keep expense of service is too great, and there T O . Offer a chanan Record for mean order, and, in fact, tho Dominique them alive, with nothing else, for a General Hoy Stone, special agent and Remedy is nothing in it which compensates for the Which, is an excellent layer and makes really time, for nature in such cases makes a engineer of the office of road inquiry, anxiety and earo which it requires. How Used as good poultry. strong effort for survival. I would have agricultural department, in an address ever, the matter of having a large house Directed, Insures O N E YEA R f o r O N L Y $ 1 .5 0 To a fancier the Dominique needs some grain on hand to help out, how on tho road question said: may bo considered in a relative sense as Safety to much improvement. The comb is not so ever, and not rely on the ensilage en The main question is, How can a peo- related to ono’s ability*to tako care of it— Life of neat as he could wish, though this fea tirely.” plo having no surplus capital build good ability from a financial standpoint or mere Mother CASH IN ADVANCE. executive ability to manage the house And ture has greatly improved in the past Good Hoads Aid Progress. roads? For an answer we must go where Child. (The regular subscription for the two pfipers is 82.50.) ten years. The plumage, however, is the keeping features. Many people have built Civilization is ever creating new in they have done it successfully and study most defective point in the fowl. It is the methods. First, we must study the houses too largo for their needs, and in dustries or remodeling tho old ones, so doing so all contentment and air of quiet, SUBSCRIPTIONS MAY BEGIN AT ANY TIME. described in The American Standard of economics possible in constrnction; sec “MOTHERS’ FRIEND” that the great magnet—progress—beeps ease and rest havo gone out of that house ! Robs confinement of its Pain, Horror and! Perfection in precisely the same words them drawn up to the needs of tho peo ond, wo must find out all the parties to hold. ' as are used in describing the plumage Address all orders to THE BUCHANAN RECORD. ple. Why her influence is not shed alike be benefited and see that each bears his This is a small houso. Thero are not Risk, as many testify. of the Barred Plymouth Bock. It ought on the subject of roadbuilding, so vast proper share of the cost, whether or not many rooms, but they aro ample in size to b9 just like that of the Barred Plym he belongs to tho immediate locality or food to cool or food which it is dosirablo to and convenient in arrangement. There u My wife used only two bottles. and varied and so in continual use as keep cool during cold weather. The slats outh Bock, but it is not. The hens are are places “ to put things” and a due re 1 She was easily and quickly relieved;' to be a master element in our material even to the present generation of men; protect tho articles from view from tho Write your name and address on a postal card, send it Geo. W. Best, Room 2, too dark andhave a “ muddy” look. The third, wo must look into local ques gard for tho social life of the family. It > is now doing splendidly.— Tribune Building, New York City, and sample copy of The New York Weekly Tribune prosperity, is inscrutable. If we meas outsido, and tho wiro screen protects it could not bo used for a large family, but beauty of a barred plumage consists in ure life by accomplishments rather tions of road materials and transporta from flics during the summer. On the in J. S. MORTON, Harlow, N. C. will be mailed to you. having the alternate black and white tho care of a small family is a problem in than by years, as claimed by one of onr tion and into all the latest improve side is a door which separates the cooler house building that is worthy of great at bars clearly defined and stand out dis foremost writers, onr highways make ments in road implements and machin from tho insido of tho room. tention. There ara few large families. ^ent by express or mail, on receipt o£ price, , tinctly upon the fowls. This can be at Tho second floor arrangement of this I 8l— -oer bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Book .onr country a sprawling infant, and ery. This house has everything convenient and '* To Slothers” mailed free. tained only by having the light bars But who is to do all this? And that building suits tho requirements of tho peo tho lady is not disturbed by tho necessary practically they render her people al ple who occupy tho houso. An additional i BRADFIELB REGULATOR' C0.s Atlanta, Ga. wider than the dark ones, and having most as helpless.— Charleston News and brings us to the first practical step in Work of housekeeping. the latter narrow. To a inan who keeps room could bo provided in placoof a store Tho reception hall in front is 10.6 by 13. THE AMERICAN Courier. general road improvement—namely, room and tho attic bo used for that pur- fowls for profit these matters are of lit that every state should have a perma Tho lady was quito certain it would never To Sell or to Hold. poso. Tlio closets in all rooms aio of largo bo used as a room. Soon after it was oc tle moment, and a farmer, unless he also nent commission composed of citizens size and the ontirc arrangomont liberal. THE be a fancier, as some farmers are, will The man who undertakes to tell farm cupied it was furnished with a lounge, of the highest character to undertake Tho back bedrooms are separated from two chairs, a table and a lamp stand. Tha not be deterred from keeping Domi ers when to sell and when to hold as this investigation and recommend the those in front. sumes a difficult task. Some of the ar room lettered “ parlor” was used as a sit “ BIG F O U R ” niques because of the lack of these nice necessary measures to the legislature, This houso was contracted for at a cost ting room, and might, in ease of omergen- f WISHES YOU A points. guments on either side of the question to watch the workings of these measures of 84,100, exclusive of water, plumbing, The Dominique is not a very popular are briefly stated by Prairie Parmer mantels and grates, gas "fixtures and fur ft/ieny Christmas when adopted and to secure any possi nace. By a general reduction In size and fowl, despite its great value as a practi thus: Tho corn crop is a short one and - AND A AN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE. ble improvement in them. The next a simplification of details-and the use of cal, everyday, useful breed. This want follows a short one; hence prices step is to make the best possible use of ought to be high. Many farmers are soft rather than hard wood its cost would READY—The Special Christmas Holiday Number, with a magnificent Photographic of popularity, says' as high authority as convict labor in roadbuilding. My own bo greatly reduced. As it is, it is an ex Happv New Year! Color Reproduction from Nature. JEL S. Babcock in The American Agri compelled to sell, and this will tend to impression is that stato prison convicts ceedingly well built and well finished And in accordance with an culturist, is probably due to two things put down prices for a time. Buyers of will be best omployed in tho prepara houso. SPECIMENS OF NUDE STUDIES, — first, the defects which have been in ten will not accept corn as of standard OLD-TIME CUSTOM tion of road materials in quarry camps A MODERN DWELLING. dicated and which breeders have neg grade this fall, although it will be more or gravel pits where they can be guard , ANNOUNCES SNAP SHOTS. lected to remedy, and, second, the smaller than usually dry for the season. Possi ed and secluded as easily as in prisons, Elevation and Floor Plans For Homo Fot FIGURE STUDIES. size of the fow l compared with that of bility of bad weather or distance from and that county prisoners and tramps _ a Man of Moderate Means. its newest rival, the Barred Plymouth the market may make it more difficult VERY LOW RATES should do the grading' and all other [Copyright, 1S04, hy American Press Associa POR THE HOLIDAYS, LANDSCAPES. Book. Americans like large fowls. Even to deliver “ from the field” than next preparatory work on the roads. tion.] if it could be demonstrated that there summer. On the other hand, com There are fow towns and cities in the Between all Stations All the work of the most prominent Amateur Photographers. These features make In regions where rock is plenty, by the (December) Holiday number of this journal a work of rare value and interest was just as much profit in raising a shrinks much after husking. Thorough using the best machinery for crushing country in which thero are not a numbei ' Tickets will be on sale of houses which aro said to bo “ out oi The magazine is greatly enlarged and contains live articles on live subjects; in small fowl as in raising a large one', the ly air dry com contains about 11 per stone and employing the convicts only cent of water. When husked in good style.,” They aro old stylo houses and will short, it'is an ideal number of a photographic journal. large fowl would have the greater popu in quarrying and handling it an amount Photographers, professional and amateur, should not fail to secure a copy. It is condition, com of good sized ears often not bring tho money that was put into FRONT ELEVATION. December 24,25, and 31,1834, larity. Yet we must not forget that size of material could he produced sufficient them. It is not good business to build a focused exactly on the wants of the photographic fraternity. is a quality that can he obtained. The contains twice this per cent o f water. cy, bo used as a bedroom. The dining AND to macadamize all the roads in the state house that will go out of stylo. It is no! room in that event would be the sitting American Dominique is a much larger A loss of 10 per cent or more by shrink as fast as they could bo prepared, and good business to put money where one JANUARY 1, 1835, For Sale at all First-Class News Stands, age is generally to be expected. There is room for the most part. In this_ dining fow l than were Its ancestors, and one in addition to furnish ballast for the cannot get it again. There aro some room am two closets. Ono is properly tho breeder informs me that his fowls are also danger of loss by rats, by shelling things that do not go out of stylo. All railroads as a consideration for their sitting room closot—that is, it would nat Good Returning until January 2, 1895, OUTING,------• $ 3.0 0 VBOTH TO ONE ADDRESS constantly increasing .in size. and waste, aside from possibility of loss giving reduced rates on road materials. suoh things aro founded on common sense. urally contain suoh articles as aro in use •*a . m s xieszramer. by thieves, fire or storms. If sold di Tho requirements of housekeeping do not in a sitting room. ' e . o . McCo r m ic k , ) FOR O N E change materially from year to year, and - ' ■ - P uhht Traffic Manager. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER, $2.00 YEAR, $ 3 .5 0 . In localities where pigs are permitted rect from the field, the Cost of handling Tho Roadways of Bordeaux. There is a china closet in one corner of D . B. MARTIN, Gcn'l.Pass’r&Tkt Agt. to go at large a yoke is used. This yoke, the crop twice is; saved. .The use of the a houso plan which meets all of the re tho dining room, and near this the slide Send for Free Specimen Copy. Durability, evenness and cleanliness quirements of tho housekeeper is rarely CINCINNATI. as described by Country Gentleman, is money for several months is also secur which opens into tho kitchen. Thus ono Kov.IBwBt ■ are the attributes which Consul Knowles said to bo out of stylo. can stand in this corner of tho room and made o f a piece of white oak sapling an ed. _Tha business is completed, and at- of Bordeaux ascribes to the French- We often see large houses bring in very tention can be given To something-else. toko tho dishes from the kitohen table and THE OUTING COMPANY, Ltd, inoh or more thick, split as shown, and roads of that distriot. “ They are swept little rontal when considered relatively to There is a certainty of a good price put them in the china closot. This is al and watered every day and kept in their cost. On tho other hand, we seo little together much handier than walking now, only an uncertainty whether a scrupulous order. No ragged eminences around through the doors to tho table and N EW YORK. better net price can be had later. or depressions jar the nerves of the trav repeating tho operation until everything is placed. This china closet has, glass doors Tlio World’s Irrigated Area. eler riding over them. Neither dirt, decay nor rubbish is about to suggest above and paneled doors below. With some pretty cups banging on the hooks By the census of 1890, showing the neglect or ill care. They are immense W h e e l e r ' s R.I.P.ANS irrigated area In the United States, and a proper arrangement of china it *1 garden paths, amid a marvelous land would be a very pretty feature. Tho bed California comes first, with 1,004,233 scape of verdure and cultivation.” The H e a r t acres and 13,782 irrigators; then Colo room is separated from the front room by materials arc usually marble, fiintstone sliding doors. This was a suggestion of TABOLES rado, with 890,735 and 9,650 respec a AND or ophite cleansed from foreign sub tho ownor. I believe it would bo found CAVEAI0 , 1 ttAUc MARKS REGULATE THE tively, while Montana shows 350,582 stances. Each piece must bo able to pass moro desirable either to havo no opening COPYRIGHTS. and 5,706 and Utah 263,473 acres with frpm tho chambor to tho parlor or to hang CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT ? For a STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS through a ring 2J4 inches in diameter. prompt answer and an Honest opinion, write to no fewer than 0,726 irrigators. Adding the door on binges, for the reason that a Positively cures Heart Disease, Epilepsy, Ner MUNN «fc CO., who haye hadnearly fifty years* AND PURIFY THE BLOOD. When the layer is put down, smaller hinged door is tight and close and a slid vous Prostration, Sleeplessness, ana all denmae- experience in the patent tmsincss. Commimi ca the other western commonwealths, and pieces fill in the interstices, and then ments Of the Nervous System. Unexcelled for tions strictly confidential. A Han dbook of In JUPANS TABULE8 are the best Veit* the increase since 1890 makes a total of ing door is not. If there wore no door at Restless Babies. Purely Vegetable, guaranteed formation concerning Patents and How to ob cine known {for Indigestion* Biliousness# comes the rolling with tho thin layer of all between the chamber and tbo parlor, free from Opiates. tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of mechan Ilendaehc»C6nstlpatlon#IlyspQpslaffCliroalo about 4,000,000 irrigated acres in the ical and scientific books sent free. Xtvcr Troubles,l>lzzlncso, Bad Complexion# clay or earth on top.—New York San. . there could bo a sliding door connecting 100 FULL SIZE DOSES, 50 CTS. Patents taken through Mnnn & Co. receive Dysentery, Offensive Breath, s « i nil dis United States. Of foreign lands India tho parlor with tho dining room. special notice in the Scientific .American, and orders o f the Stomach, Diver s a l Bowels* has at least 85,000,000 acres, Egypt M. D. Bailey, Receiving Teller Grand Rapids tho? are brought widely before the-public with Itipans Tabules contain nothing Injurious to It is reported that the Canadian appl* The closet connecting with tho chamber (Midi.) Savings, Bank, save he cannot say too out cost to the inventor. This splendid paper, the most delicate constitution. Are pleaauit to 6,000,000, Italy nearly 4,000,000, crop is larger than last year. is quito large and has a window to the ranch in favor ot “Adironda,” Wheeler’s Hear issued weekly, elegantlyillnstrated, has by far the take, safe, effectual, and give lmmedfafas relief. Prance and Spain 500,000 each, and outside. A'window in a closot is a great and Nerve Care. largest circulation of any scientific work In the Price—50 cents per box. Bay bs ordered The government reports as to th» world. S3 a year. Sample copies sent free. f through nearest druggist, or by mall. Sample eastern Asia and South America large help. This closet would inevitably be Prepared ljy WHEELER & FULLER MEDI Building Edition, monthly, $150 a year. Single 9 free by mail. Address m number of stook hogs for fattening show, copies, £ 5 cents. Every number contains beau areas, so these must be on this globe FRONT ELEVATION. dark without light of this kind., A dark- CINE CO., Cedar Springs, Mich. - tiful plates, in colors, and photographs o f now X THE BIPANS CHEMICAL eo*# S YOKE FOB PIGS. as a general averagofor the- entire coun Houses, with plans, enabling builders to show tho 9 10 SPRUCE STREET, NEW TORE CIXY. J about 60,000, 000 highly prolific acres boxes of houses which bring in relatively closet is always in confusion, and one that Sold hy W . F . R UNNER, Bnchanan, Mich. latest designs and secure contracts. Address secured from splitting further by a ping try, a reduction of 10 per cent as com is light is more liablo to bo In good order. May 3Iyl hfUNN A co.. new Yoiur, 3^ 1 Broadway. that, but for irrigation would be almost n high rental. Tho latter may have all ol Maj31wlyr at the top, wedged to hold it. _A cross totallxr hanvoi. pared with last year. , the modern conveniences—a furnace, hoi chancain arrangemenctthla closet