St. Joseph Saturday Herald from Saint Joseph, Michigan • 1

i Saturday Joseph NUMBER 51 VOLUME 37. ST.SJQSEIH, BERRIEJf COUNTY, MICHIGAN, APRIL 3, 1897. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Th Voi of thePeopls. LAWKENCB FYFE.

Attorney. St. Joseph. MiohUran. Will practice la the Supreme Glendora.

Mich. March 19, 1897. Editor St. Joseph Saturday Her trator of the estate and petition filed by John Johnson for the appointment of Mr. Hand as administrator.

Hearing May 3. MARRIAGE LICENSES. 78 Wm.F. DeMar. 30.

St. Joseph; Court and in tbe Circuit Courts of Berrien, Cass nod Van Buren Counties, and in tbe United States Courts or MtchUran anduaioaao. JOHN C. ST. CLAIR, Attorney and Justice of the Peace Insurance and conveyancing-.

ald. Dear Sir: i'lease give me a short space In jour paper to express not ouly my own sentiments but those of a boat of others in regard to this spring election. Mrs. S. J.

Wilson. 40, same. Prompt attention given to all business. Parker's block, St. Joseph.

79 Wm. H. Mann, 24. Benton Har bor; Emma Hogue. 24.

Warsaw, Ind A. HAMILTON. Attorney and Counselor, Parker's Block, BU Joseph. 80 George H. Huff, 29.

Buchanan; M. K. LYON, Attorney at Law. Office 8. E.

Daisy D. Merrett. 18, Niles. Cor, state anu snip streets, ou josepn. EDWARD 8.

KKLLKY. Attorney at Keppler's Block, Stale street. St Joseph. CHARLES W. STHATTON.

Attorney at Law, Parker block, St. Joseph. CALVIN B. fOTTER. Lawyer.

Office in House, St. Joscpb. DR. L. I.

McLIN. Homeopathic Physician Office and residence on Broad street, be tween State and Mala streets, 8t. Joseph AH. SCOrr, M. Physician and Sunreon.

Office over Moulton's hardware and st Holland's drur store: residence. State street near corner Elm street, 8t. Joseph. PtANK A. W1NS1 OW.

Physician and Sura-eon. Office Parker's Block, corner State and Pleasant streets. Hours to II sw m. and to 4 p.m. Telephone 46.

Residence corner Front and Price streets. row Stone's add to city of Benton Harbor, $500. Enos Holmes and wife to Aaron Porter, lot 5 blk 13 Blakeslee's add to village Calvin W. Conners G'd'nto Mary J. Conant, lot 4 Rytber's add to village of Three Oaks, $800.

Dewitt C. Johnson et to Fred Droves and wife, property in Niles, $650. Margaret J. Lamphere to Frank J. Lamphere, lot 12 blk 36 Central add to city of Benton Harbor, $1.

Old Glory. The following original poem was read by Rev. Clarence Burkholder, at Washington birthday exercises; ut Waukegan, 111., on February 22, 1897: I. Old Glory is waving in splendor tonight. O'er this land of the free bathed in God's holy light.

Her bars and her stars and her red white and blue. Are telling the tale of the brave and the true, Writ large on their star-spangled banner we Of many a hero and neroio deed. She bath her Thermopylaes hall, shot and shell She bath stood without flinching, she knoweth "low well Her red stripes are calvary stripes that she bore, Her white is the freedom for whicb she'd bear more, Her stale are the heaven-lit lamp! of the land. Tin Pleiades (croup for their influence grand. Oil Giory! Old Glory! there's ho flag like thee, Three cheers for the flag of the brave and the free.

II. The band groweth small of the old boys in blue Who marched 'neath this banner so loyal and true. One morning they loft their loved homes In the North And down to the battle for freedom went forth With a sweetheart's last kiss an 1 a mother's good-bye. With a lump in the throat and a tear in the eye They marched to the south to the scene of the war. BUSINESS CARDS.

Every citizen should go to the polls and cast his vote wisely and conscientiously. Among the officers to be elected ia a County Commissioner of Schools, the Republican candidate being Ernest P. Clarke. When we cast a vote for a candidate for this Important office we should lay aside all party prejudices and give expression in a way that will result' as a blessing to th boys and girls of our public schools, who are being trained for citizenship ot our great Republic. Mr.

Clarke is an earnest worker full of energy and enthusiasm ever ready to do for the best good of our public schools, in the welfare of which every voter and taxpayer is so vitally interested. Mr. Clarke has filled the position for four years with the greatest general satisfaction to pupils, teachers and the He "has brought our schools to a high standard he baa placed a good corps of teachers in the harness be has had the stamina and courage to tell a teacher his faults and withhold his license it he be not capable. Such men men who are capable, earnest, faithful, and fearless in the discharge of duty, are the ones who deserve and should fill public places and such a man is Mr. Clarke.

No voter who casts bis ballot for Mr. Clarke next Monday will ever regret It. Let every one give this man who has been tried and not found wanting his earnest support. II. E.

Steans. City Officers, Waror John V. Starr. Clerk Albert A. Potter.

Treasurer Charles Molikagcn. Aldermen At-Large Hiram W. Ray, term exrtreslK8. James Forbes, term expires 1897. First Ward William L.

Holland. John W. Dovle. Second Ward-i-Dwbrht C. Kice.

John A. Freitag. Marshal-Curran P. Stuokejr. Blreet Commissioner William H.

Thleme. Attorney-Lawrence Fyfe. Health Officer-Dr. William L. Wilson, rjirectorof the Poor Edward H.

Kingsley, Chief Fire Department John Lindt Harbor Master Louis D. Wallace. Surveyor Georpre F. Martin. Bridge TenderJohn P.

Wartz. Lamp Lighter -Henry Gersonde. Sexton Ulrich Maissner. Special Assessors Alfred Baldrey and F. A.

Potter. Policemen O. E. Servis, W. T.

Howland and Charles Sauerbler. riKST WARD Supervisor-Edward H. Kingsley. Aldermen-John W. Dovle.

term expires 1898. William L. Holland, term expires 1897. Constable Richard Orford. SECOND WARD OFFICKK8.

Supervisor John A. Powell. Aldermen John A. Freitagr. term expires loOS.

Dwigbt C. Bice, term expires 897. Constable Robert H. Newton. JUSTICES OF TH PKACX.

Alfred Baldrey, term expires July 4, 1898. John C. St. Clatr. tenn expires July 4.

19UU, BOARD OF EDUCATION. President John Hitman, Jr. Secretary-George E. Smith. John Hljrman, term expires 1S99, Hiram W.

Ea, term expires 1889. Luther I. McLln, term expires 1898. George E. Smith, term expires 1898.

OryiUe O. Jordan, term expire 1897. Edwin F. Piatt, term expires 1897. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Edward H. KinKsley, term expires May 1, 1897. Thomas A. Walker, term expires May 1, 1898. John Hitman, term expires Mar 1 1899.

George Smith, term expires May 1. 1900. Luther I. MoLin. term xpires May 1, 1901.

Luther I. McLin, President. ALBERT A. Pottir. City Clerk, Ex-officio Cerk.

CFHETERT TBTJflTKEg. B. Rosenberg, term expires iv John F. Duncan, term expires May 1, 189i. Thomas Archer.

Term expires May 1, 1899, Samuel D. Danrorth, term expires May 1, 1900, Benjamin F. Pixley. term expires May 1. 1901.

mTEBKAL S0CIBTI2S. OeeldesUftl 56, F. A A. H. Regular communications on Thursday eve-nine, on or oefore full moon, at Masonic Hall.

H. Moulton. W. M. J.

A. Powell. Secretary. rmM Lodge, So. XMl, F.

A. a. n. Regular communications on Tuesday evening, on or before full moon, at Pomona Lod Building. John Walker, W.

M. J. F. Card, Secretary. Calvin Britain Regular convocations on Wednesday eveninp, on or before full moon, at Masonic Hall.

A. B. Bisbee. H. P.

O. O. Jordan, Secretary. Hi. Joseph Cneil, No.

44, R. A 8.91. Regular assemblies on Monday evening, after full moon, at Mtsonic Hall. J. D.

McKellar.T.I. M. F. Potter. Recorder.

Halt Oommtndcry, No. 44, K. T. Regular conclaves on first Friday evening of each month, at Masonic Hall. Benton Harbor.

L. Holland. B.C St. Joseph. A.

B. Bisbee, ALFRED BALDREY. Justice of tbe Peac. Insurance and Keal Estate. Office in Martin's Block.

St. Joseph. CHARLKS 8. RUTLEDGE, Jeweler. Hefmir-ina- of Watches.

Clucks and LUrht Machinery specialty. St. Joseph, Michigan. B. P.

Pixley says: a. uutieage is tne omy- watchmaker In both towns who could repair my Swiss Duplex Watch and make it keep time." THOMAS ARCHER. Florist. Green Housh neai the cemetery. I hare a large stock of plants.

Floral designs nicely' arranged. prices very reasonsDie. E.I. BACKUS, D.D.S., DENTIST Office over Rice 8t. Joseph Louis 8.

Schulz, Insurance Agent. Fire. Life and Accident. ST. JOSEPH.

WHITCOMB BLOCK, C. H. BURKE PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office hours. 8 to a.

12 to 3 p. m. and Sto 8 p. m. Othe and residence state street, second door south of fleasant street, St Joseph.

Telephone 83. The vali tnt bors blue of the old G. A R. 2a Old Gloiy was with them; it e'er led them on Thro' thunder and fire-cloud, and once and atien. It them, inspired them; they scaled the steep heights, And planted it deep in the mountain of rlrhts.

St. Joseph Market. Corrected weekly on Saturday morning. Butter 14c Eggs 8o. Flour per bbl.

Corn 20c. Hay $9 per ton. Lard 6c. Potatoes-15c ne Apples 25c(a)30c per Dressed Poultry 6ic7c. Live Poultry 5c.

Dressed Veal 6c.6Jc Hogs 4c. Turkey 7c. Spring Chickens 5c. 4 Ground Feed 70c per cwt. Middlings 70c per retail.

Bran 70c it Sign of Alligator. Boots. Shoes. Rubbers. A Trial of Our Goods Sollclte.

STATE STREET, ST. JOSEPH, MICH Keeoraer, annum mriwr. An 1 there it was left when the war dajs were A. W. Chapman Pout, No.

1, A. R. Regular meetings on first and third Monday evenings of each month, at G. A. Hall.

John o'er Anl there by God's grace it shall wave ever Lane, P. J. B. I Miner, aojuihiu. Wen'l W.

T. snerman Camp, No. 57, Mosm of Veterans. Regular meetings on second and fourth Monday evenings of eh month, at S. V.

Hall. Fred Callender, Captain. A. L. Versaw.

First Ser County Seat Newt. NOTES. Circuit convenes again next Tuesday. Joseph Weiss of Eau Claire, a graduate of tbe independent Medical College of Chicago, and Wm, T. Ber-trand of Watervliet, a graduate of tbe Loisville.

Ky Medical College, have registered with the county Clerk since our last issue. ASSIGNMENT OF CASES. April 6 No's 26, 41. 14, 40,43. 7-u 16.

27, 22. 42, 20. 8-" 39,30,32,34,39,29. 9-" 32,17.18,36,25. NEW SUITS LAW.

Louis W. Tatro vs. Jacob Brower, appeal from Justice Court. Filed March 29. James A.

Fritts vs. Maria J. Penwell and George A. JJutton, garnishment. Filed March 29.

Edward Weber vs Carl Hirsch, appeal from Justice Court. Filed April 2. NEW SUITS CHANCERY. "Sarah L. Brooks vs.

Claude Brooks divorce. They were married in Benton Harbor on December 7.1884, and lived together until last November. Charge, extreme cruelty. Filed March TbeJMiles Building and Loan Association vs. Kathryn, et forclosure.

Filed March 31. PROBATE COURT. Estate of Orlando B. Dickinson, debased. Petition filed by Lucy M.

Dickinson, administratrix, for final settlement uf her acconnts as such and for order of distribution. Hearing April 19. Estate of Fowler J. Preston, deceased. Petition tiled by Wallace A.

Preston, administrator of the estate, for final settlement of his accounts and for order of distribution. Hearing April 19. Willie Tio, fire years of age. whose mother is dead and whose father has abandoned him, was adjudged a dependent child and his father was deprived of tbe right of custody. He was bent to the State Public School at Cold-water.

Estate of Mary Riggin, deceased. Thos. Mars was appointed special administrator. Wilbelmina Priebe of St. Joseph township was adjudged insane od the petition of August Priebe, her husband, and ordered sent to the asylum at Kalamazoo to be supported by him as a private patient.

Isabella H. Bay was appointed guardian of Lawrence F. and Kittle Ray, minors. Estate 'of Mortimer L. Phillips, deceased.

License granted to Charles R. Phillips, administrator, to sell the lands of deceased at public sale for the payment of claims against the estate. Estate of Pearl F. Cottrell, minor. The Court refused to grant a license to sell the real estate.

Estate of Atlaui Pale, deceased. The will of deceased is to be contested. Victor M. Gore appeared tor the contestants and James O'Uara for the proponents of the will. The hearing which was to have been had Tuesday was posponed until April 2.

Estate or Jay D. and Frank H. minors; License granted to Geov O. Fawsote to sell lands of the minors and invest the proceeds at interest. Estate of Catharine Boughton, deceased.

License was granted to E. S. Kelley administrator to sell tbe lands at private sale for the payment of claims. Estate of Louise Andrews, deceased. The hearing on the contest of tbe will was continued.

A. C. Roe appeared for the proponents and L. C. Fyfe and D.

E. Hinman for the contestants. Many witnesses were sworn for tbe contestants and the further hearing was adjourned at request of counsel until April 15. Estate of Mary Riggins, deceased. Petition filed by Tbos.

Mars, nephew of deceased for the probate of her will and for the appointment of himself as administrator with the will annexed of the estate. Hearing April 26. Estate of Ida E. and Augusta G. Kuhl.

minors. Petition tiled by Caroline Kubl guardian for license to mortgage the real estate to take up a note now due on their lands. Hearing April 26. Estate of John Gano. deceased, Jo-sephus Fisher, administrator with the will annexed, filed and settled his accounts as such and final order of distribution was entered.

Estate of Edward B. Springer, et al minors. Petition filed by N. A. Hamilton, guardian, for license to sell their real estate and invest the proceeds at interest.

Hearing April 26. Chas. W. Whitehead, cqunty agent, filed a petition to have a Wm. Benton appointed guardian of Stephen Brewer, minor, and to take from his parents the custody of the boy because of their ill treatment towards him.

Hearing Aprils. of Daniel Johnson, deceased. John Hand appointed special adminis STOCKS FOR 1897. APPLE PEACH, CHERRY PEAR. PLUM, art TREES.

And all other kinds of NURSERY 8TOCK, all of which it strictly Urst-clasH and prices as low asthe lowest. Calland see whatyouaie buying before giving orders. 1'ackliur grounds on Niles road, hail miin from St. Joseph. THOMAS ARCHER CO.

geant. Electric Bitters. more. III. But what of those boys who for freedom went for.h? How mmy ne'er reached tbe old home in the north! All tattered and battered the remnant came back.

Their comrades were left id the blood-stained track, "Ladles' Aid Mocietv, No. 7, H. V. Electric Bitters is a medicine suited for Regular meetings on flist and third Wednes-davevenings of each month, at S. V.

Hall. Miss Bertha O. Scott. President. Miss Mable Van any season, but perhaps more generally needed in the lDriua.

when tne languid Brunt, Secretary. exhausted feeling prevails when the liver is torpid and sluggish and the need of a tonic and alterative is felk-A prompt use Burnett Lodge Ko. 118, 1. O. O.

F. Regular meetings every Friday evening, at Odd Fellows Hall. J. W. Smith, N.

G. J. A. 81 Emery E. Snider.

20. Benton Harbor; Annie Hibbard, 17. St. Joseph. 82 Albert Haid, 29, Bainbridge; Sophia Weber, 20, same.

83 Edward Weber, 23, Bainbridge; Anna Scherer, 24, same. 85 James J. Glenn, 27. Niles; Maggie C. Mathews.

21. same. 86 George S. Griffin, 22. South Haven; Mary J.

Crall, 20, Benton Harbor. 87 Earl Hnmmgwav, 24, Benton Harbor; Nellie Bassett, 22, same. 88 Rudolph.Abrahamson, 37, St. Joseph; Bertha Stark, 2-5. same.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. to Sarah E. Smith, lot 46. in village of Royalton, $3.86 Warner M. Baldwin to H.

B. Bradt. lot 7, blk Improvement Co's add to village of Watervliet, $100. Harvey A. Dakin to Godfrey Shuley, 20 acres in Three Oaks tp.

$500. Davis B. Cook to John L. Reddick, property in city of Niles. $100.

Clark Hand and wife to Charles Stafford, 20 acres in Berrien tp, $800. Frederick Bachman to Armena Dis-brow. 40 acres in Lincoln tp, $2,000. Catharine McKinzie to Wm. Bardoy 40 acres in Berrien tp, $2,000.

Joseph P. Thresher, et to Mary Pfaff lots, 11 and 12, blk 7, Improvement Association's 3rd add to city of Benton Harbor, Adolf Dameffel and wife to Charles Dameffel, 20 acres in, Bainbridge tp, $2,700. Henry E. Grimm to Frederick Gustofson, 38 acres in St. Joseph tp, $8,000.

Wm. R. Ritter, to John J. Ritter, 44i acres in Berrien tp, $1. John 11.

Sullivan, et to Kate Renberger, 15 acres in Ibree Oaks tp, $800. Geo. W. Sullivan, et to John H. Sullivan, 17 acres in Three Oaks tp, $800.

Geo. Burgoyne and wife to Chas. McNeil, 12 acres in Lake tp, $600. John H. Sullivan, et to Geo.

F. Sullivan, 17i acres in Three Oaks tp, $300. John H. Sullivan, et to Julia Miller, 20 acres in Three Oaks tp, $800. Marian Dodge to Geo.

M. Davidson, property in city of Niles, $150. Lyman Cole and "wife to Chicago West Michigan Railway lot 15, blk G. Gllson's add to village of Coloma. $50.

Jerdin H. Jones to Chicago West Michigan Railway lots 16, 17 and 18, blk G. Gilsson's add to village of Coloma. $150. Auditor-General to Farmers Merchants Bank, Benton Harbor, lot 1 blk Union add to city of Benton Harbor, $36.06.

Isabelle B. Platts to Robert A. Myler. lot 8 and of 7 Clark's add to village of Buchanan. $550.

and-wiffr to Ernest E. Fox, lot 47 Rynearsou's add to village of Buchanan, $40. Adelbert W. Stewitt and wife to Clarence Q. Tappan.

lots 1 and 2 Bort's 1st add to city of Niles, $2000. Carl Mantzke to Addie G. Wilkinson. 20 acres in Sodus tp, $700. Nathaniel Beardsley to Harriet Beardsley.l 1 acres in St.

Joseph tp. $1. Wm. Aldridge to Nellie Aldridge, 28 acres in Lake tp. $1.

Martha M. C. Wilson to Mary Louise Murry, property in village of Berrien Springs. Wm. J.

Newland and wife to Andrew Peterson, lot 3 blk 12 city of Benton Harbor, $7. Arad P. Moore ani wife to Frank L. Raymond, property in village of Buchanan, $1,000. Sarah J.

Kennedy to Geo. M. Bell, lot 3 blk Leeside's 1st add to city of Benton Harbor, $139. John M. Hoffman and wife to Robert Ricabv lot 10 Branson's add to city of Benton H-irbor, $100.

Wm7GTNewlandanffwife rtoAndrew Peterson, lot 3 blk 12 original plat city of Benton Harborv $7. Ira D. Wagner and wife to Horace Wagner, property in Lake and Weesaw tps, $1. James J. King and wife to Frederick P.

Rosback 30 acres in Niles tp, $2,000. John V. Phillips to Mary H. Baxter, lot 12 blk 6, village of New Buffalo, $25. Andrew Peterson and wife to 5eo.

W. Closson and wife, lot 3 blk 12 to city of Benton Harbor, $18C0. Margaret J. Johnson to Philip Bntz-back, lot 4 blk 12 to city of Benton Harbor, $600. Geo.

W. Closson and wife to Andrew Peterson and wife. 16 acres in Benton tp. $3,000. Andrew Peterson and wife to Geo.

W. Closson and wife, lot 5 blk Mor But Old Glory had triumphed, and back she or this medicine has often averted long ana perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No medicine will act more surely in counteract! ni: and GALLUP Union Ice Coal Co. FOE Powell, Secretary, New Orient Lodge, No. 121, K.

of 1'. Regular meetings every Monday eveniue, at K. of P. Hall. .1.

V. Starr, C. C. L. E.

Rey- came With Iter stories of valour and glorious fame Old illoiy. Old Glory, the old hoys in blue Say fiere's never a Hag in tbe world like rou IV. freeing the system from the malarial poison. Headache. Indigestion.

Constipation. Dizziness yield to Electric Bitters. Only 50c per nOKIB, l.CClrrl IVXTi'n. bottle at the llowara ivnri Drug tjo. 'Phfinoe 1' -3 ring.

St. Joseph. No.vtbe band groweth old who once rallied rings, Beaton Harbor. I I1VIIWD i Trusses and around BROWN BKOS. St.

Joseph Lodge, No. 160, A. O. B. W.

Regular meetings on second and fourth Thursday evenings of each montn, at K. of P. Hall. J. K.

King, M. W. D. R. Piatt, Recorder.

St. Joseph Valley Tent, No. 688, K. O. T.

M. Regular meetings evf ry Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall. C. M. VanRiper, Commander.

Tbe stir spangle banner and stood to their Abdominal Supporters DR. Hs W. KAY. DENTIST, Herman mnz. rtcixmi weetwi.

MADE AND FITTED trrounl Day by day doth the note of the bugle and drum Tell the end of a Veteran's lifetime has come til Gl ry looks orr arfief ware by go ion br She know etli their history, valor and worth. And she wonders if ever the rncoming youth SW.IMBh Cltv Camp, No. laSS.JttWiA Reeular meetings every Friday evening at M. W. A.

Hall. Charles Sliafer, V. C. K. 0.

For all Ages and Both Sexes. Htoweii.uierK St. Joieuli Lodee. No. 551, O.

T. M. Will rally around her and stand for the truth Also the all healing ointment: which is As the to w.io are sleeuing life's last bivouac Regular meetings on-first and third day evenings of eacn month, at Oud Fellows' Hall. Mrs. David Hunter.

Commander. Miss As th3 ys who were killed in war's death Mabel Hodseiress. Kecora ceeper. good foi Piles atid all skin eruptions, cuts or sores of any description; also tor galls on horses. Made by Prof.

A. P. Barlow, office No. dealing track. -Helena Kebekah Lodge, No.

231. Old Glory, Old Glory! What less can we say Regular meetings on first and third Monday evenings of each month, at Odd Fellows' Hall. Mrs. 8. Hummistoo, N.

G. John W. Smith, jNapier avenue, near stand-pipe, be. Jo seph, Michigan. 14 Assistant-PR.

CHARLES BURCHFIELD. a graduate of Ann Arbor. ePIates made and Inserted in hours. VST Prices reasonable. A.

W.Wells, Pres. J.H!tjman.Jr.,Sec. The Michigan Basket Factory, cf WELLS-HIGMAN CO. Largest Factory in the West. lH-busb and 2-br STAVK BASKETS A SPkCiAm.

Also Oval Market and Launar Baskets. Peacb and Grape Baskets, Berry Boxes, and other Fruit Packages. 8T. JOSEPH. MICHIGAN Than tli at we too sliall rally around thee al-way! When time shall have ceased and we awake above, secretary.

Yet never shall die from our hearts the livi St. Joseph Council, No. 380, Home Forum. Regular meetings on second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month at M. W.

A. HkII. J. E. L.

Miller, President. Mrs. W. L. WE ARE Kane, secretary For tbe flag so endeared and made sacred in tears.

For the flair, stars and bars, which each patriot reveies. Twin City Court, No. 3046,1. O. SOLE AGENTS Regular meetings on second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at M.

W. A. Hall. L. C.

Fyfe. C. K. G. F.

Mulliken, Secre tary For tbe celebrated Lakeside Camp, No. 253, Royal Neighbors. Regular meetings on second and fourth Monday evenings of each month atM. W. A.

Hall. Mrs. David 'Hunter, Oracle. Mrs. Mat-tie Bowen, Heciirder.

Cheap 4 4 I W. COHSET. CHURCHES. Excursions. In my fancy I have what perchance Is a dream.

But what mayhap bears more of the truta than it seem; Tbe buule shall blow and the drumbeat shall sound, An tbe veteran cone forth from his death sleep profound To rally once more round the flag be once knew, And cheer one 3 again for the red, white and blue. And the Lord Christ shall mark on her folds a cr 89, Every pair warranted in every way. Can be re VIA MISSOURI PACIFIC RY. A5D turned if not satisfac tory. 17.

B. Church. IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE TO THE South and Southwest APRIL 6 and 20; MAY 4 and 18. JOE! WALLACE SONS DEALERS JN- Liimla for site in And say in so far as it stood for tbe free. This flajr my friends is an emblem of me And never again shall It suffer loss.

Ficaton Flag of Christ, Fl.ig of Peace, Float on F.ag of Freedom till time's breezes cease Float on through the ages and God kep you true To the colors of Freedo si, the Ked, White and Blue. Old Glory, OJd Glory, there's no flag like thee Three cheers for the flag of the Brave and the Free. I Rev. Burkholder is a brother to Mr. Harry Burkholder, who marjried Miss Pearl Matthews of this city.

Methodist Episcopal. Kev. Jas. Hakiltos. Pastor.

Sunday services morning and evening. Sunday School 12m. Prayer meeting Thuisday evening. Cong-reeaiiOBal. Rev.

T. R. McRoberts. Sunday services morning ano eveuing. Sunday School 13 m.

Prayer meeting Thnrsday evening. (jiermaii Baptist. Rev. Henrt Schutjb, Pastor. Sunday services uiornmg and evening.

Sunday-school 12 m. Prayer meetingThursday evening. ertnan Lutheran. Rev. C.

Zlomke, Pastor. Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. Catechism p.m. St. Peter's Kvanjceltcal.

Rev. L. Klino. Pastor. Sunday services morning and evening.

Sunday School 12 hi. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening. First EvanjeMeal. Rkv. J.

tt. Nirroarth. Pastor. Sunday services mornlne and evening. Sunday School 9:30 a.

m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Swedish Kvangelical Lutheran. Rkv. Pastor.

Sunday services morning and. evening. Sunday School 12 in. Prayermeeting Thursday evening. tiU Joseph's Roman Catholic.

Father James J. Gore, Priest. Mass 8 and 10 a. ui. Vespers p.

in. Catechism at 8 p.m. African Metholist Episcopal. Rev. Ch kistburg.

Pastor. Sunday morning and evening. Sunday School 1 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.

Lumber I Building MATERIAL, Lath, Shingles, Fencing, Salt, Fertilizers, Lund Plaster, Stucco, Plastering Hair, Sewer Pipe, Etc WOOD AND GOAL BILLS SAWED TO ORDER. JOHN WALLACE A 80N8, St. Joseph, Mich. ARKANSAS, Texas and Pecos Valley, N. M.

Through Fullman Buffet and tourist sleepers to California For Further Information Call on or address BISSELL WILSON, DisL Pass. Ill Adams Sc.k Chicago. II. P. ARMSTRONG.

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