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

1 Herald. Saturd Joseph NUMBER 11 ST. JOSEPH, BERRIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, JUNE 26, 1897. VOLUME 38. PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

TAROENA IS MADE OF TARO, THE LAWRENCE C- FTFE, Attorney. St. Joseph, Michigan. Will practice in the Supreme Court and In the Circuit Courts of Berrien, Cass tnd Van Buren Counties, and in the United States Courts of Michigan and Chicago. JOHN C.

ST. CLAIR, Attorney and Justice of the Peace insurance and conveyancing. Prompt attention given to all business. Patter's block, St Joseph. Trusses and Abdominal Supporters MADE AND FITTED For all Ages and Both Sexes.

Also the alt healing ointment; which is good foi Piles and all skin eruptions, cuts or sores of any description i also forgalla on horses. Made ly Prof. A. P. Barlow, office No.

5. Napier avenue, near St. Joseph, Michigan. 1 Big Four Route. Account of the annual Convention Young Peoples' Christian Union nt Indianapolis.

Auir. 18tb to 23d, 1897. the Big Four will sell round trip excursion tickets at one lowest first-class one way fate. Tickets on sale Ausr. 17th to 18th; final return limit Aug.

24th. 5wl4 Account of the National Republican League of the United States at the Bigr Four will sell rouDd trip tickets at one lowest first-class fare. Tickets on sale July 12th and 13th; final return irait July 16th. 5w9 For the meeting of Knights of St. John at Erie.

June 24th to 27th, 1897, the Big Four will sell round trip excursion tickets at one lowest one way first-class tare. Tickets on sale June 23d and 24th. Return limit to and including June 28th llwl MOST WONDERFUL FOOD PLANT IN THE WORLD. IF YOU HAVE STOMACH TROUBLE, IF YOU HAVE DYSPEPSIA, IF YOU NEED AGOOD REFRESHING FOOD, GET A PACK-AGE OF TAROENA AND USE IT AS DIRECTED. IT IS NOT FLAVORED ARTIFICIALLY TO TICKLE THE PALATE, BUT IS PREPARED TO DO GOOD TO THOSE WHO NEED A HEALTH FOOD.

IT WILL STAY DOWN WHEN ALL OTHER FOODS ARE REJECTED. AT DRUGGISTS. A HA MIT Attnrnov and Cnungalor. 5 Parker's Block, St. Joseph.

M. K. LYON, Attorney at Law. Office S. E.

cor. state ana ttmp streeiB, hi. josepa. EDWARD S. KELLEY, Attorney at Law, Keppler's Block, State street, St.

Joseph. CHARLES W. 8TRATTON, Attorney at Law, Parker block, 8t. Joseph. CALVIN B.

POTTER. Lawyer. Office in Court House, St. Joseph. DR.

L. I. McLIN. Homeopathic Physician Office and residence on Broad street, be tween State and Main streets, St. Joseph St.

Joseph market. Corrected weekly on Sat urday morning, flutter 10n ONE TELLS ANOTHER A' The White House Store County Seat Nim CIRCUIT COURT. Court has been In session since Monday, since which time the following business bas been transacted: Mary Hammerer, et vs. Frank Morlock. Tb is case was beard on Monday and Tuesday and is now in the bands of the Judge.

The People vs. Frank Campbell, horse Btealing. Plea of not guilty withdrawn and plea of guilty entered instead. Sentenced to Jackson for six months. St.

Joseph Valley Railway Co. vs. Michael J. Galligan. The case was heard on Tuesday and Wednesday and is now in the bands of the Judge.

Wm. 6. Livingston vs. Walter T. Bradford, slander.

Motion for new trial denied and the case will go to the Supreme Court. Emma L. Colby vs. Emma Port man, replevin. Motion for new trial denied.

Wm. W. Divine was granted a di-vorce from Liilie M. Divine on charge of cruelty, -Wednesday. The father was given the care of Lutie and Clyde Divine, minor children.

Gottfried Frank of Stevensville, a native of Russia, was admitted to full citizenship on Thursday. Perry Wlmer vs. Charles M. Godfrey. As conditions for setting aside judgment of non-suit have not been complied with the original judgment in favor of defendant is to stand in full force and effect.

Wm. A. Babcock vs. Alvin J3. Hill, to set aside deed.

Case was heard Thursday and was concluded yesterday, and it is now in the hands of the Judge. Michael F. Stillwager vs. Charles G. AH.

SCOTT, M. Physician and Surgeon. Offloe over Moulton's hardware and-at Holland's drug store; residence State street near corner Elm street, St. Joseph. HV.

TCTTON, Physician and Surgeon. Of-i flee Bell Block, corner Main and Pipestone streeci, Benton Harbor, Mich. Office hours 10 to 11:30 a. 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.

Residence corner Church and High streets. Eggs 10c. Flour per bbl. Corn-20c. Hay $9 per ton.

Lard 6e. Potatoes- 25c Apples 25c(a30c per ou. Dressed oultry 6tcwle. Live Poultry 6c. Dressed Veal 6c.6ic Hogs 4c.

Turkey 7c. Spring Chickens 12Jc. Ground Feed 70c per cwt. Middlings 70c per cwt. retail.

Bran 70c TVR. E. P. NORTH, Physician and Surgeon. Office, room 6, Parker block.

Office hours, 10 to 13 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. Residence, 'corner Niles avenue and KiDgsley street. -'Phone 136-6R. BUSINESS CARPS.

ALFRED BA.LDRE7, Justice of the Peace, Insurance and Real Estate. Office in Martin's Block, St. Witnesses every day the power of that influence. You never read an advertisement of poor clothes. Strange, too, for there's more poor than (rood.

Each advertiser represents bi own as beinar better and cheaper than others. Not so here ours is as good as our best energies, ability, knowledge, experience, carefulness and watchfulness can get. It may not be so good, it may be better than other. Only one way for you to know come and see. One thinsr sure, business is growing here.

Yesterday's best is today's starting noint. Good storkeeping means progress. We are ten years ahead of our imitators; they can't reacti us. You do well to keep track of what is going on here. What a lady, girl, man or boy needs we offer here.

We always lead. BO YIARS EXPERIENCE. CHARLES S. RUTLEDGE, Jeweler. Repairing of Watches, Clocks and Light Machinery a specialty, St.

Joseph, B. F. Plxley says: S. Rutleoge Is the only watchmaker In both towns who could repair my Swiss Duplex Watch aud make it keep time' THOMAS ARCHER. Florist.

Green House neai the cemetery. I have a large stock of plants. Floral designs nicely arranged. Prices very reasonable. Estate of Ludwig Schroeder, deceased.

Claus H. Shulz. administrator, filed his report showing the sale of the real estate at private sale to Louise Schroeder and Fremont Schroeder, and the sale was confirmed by the Court. The hearing for the appointment ot special commissioners to determine the necessity fox the Hickory Creek drain and to award damages was adjourned to Friday. June 25, the attorneys being, engaged in the Circuit Court.

Estate of George G. Vetter, minor. Petition filed by Ida Vetter. guardian of said minor, for license to sell bis real estate at private sale and invest the money at interest. Hearing July 26 at 10 a.

m. In the matter of extended drain No. 1 of Bertrand township. Erastas Murphy, R. M.

Hogue and Wm. H. Miller were appointed special Commissioners to determine the necessity for said drain and to award damages, and are to meet at Dayton, June 30. at 10 a. for that purpose.

Estate of Earl Carlton, deceased." Petition filed by Maggie-Carlton. widow, for the appointment of herself as administratrix. Hearing July 19. Estate of Deliverance M. Fisher, deceased.

Petition filed by John J. Murphy, administrator, for settlement of his accounts and for final order and distribution. Hearing July 26. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Jane Tenant et al to John M.

Rouch et al, 40 acres in Buchanan tp. $1,000. Warner M. Baldwin to Mary E. Brooks, lots 14 and 15.

blk B. Improvement add to village of Watervliet, $200. Frank W. VanPatten and wife to Fred A. Woodruff, lot 7, blk 51, Hoyt's 2d add to city of St.

Joseph. $2,000. Lemuel M. Barnes and wife to Warren L. Hogue, lot 2, McDonald Packard's add to city of Benton Harbor, $850.

Paul Skalla and wife to Catherine Wyant. lot 3, blk add to city of Niles. $1,250. Jessie James and wife to Henry Pegg, property in village of Coloma, $f0. Willis E.

Wire to John Cannon, 30 acres in Pipestone tp. $900. James O'Hara and wife to Myrtle Sutherland, 5 acres in Bain bridge tp, $110. Horace Black and wife to George H. Black.

120 acres in Niles tp. $9,111. Mary E. Cure and husband to Elizabeth Walters, lots 114 and 153, village of Berrien Springs, $1. Herbert M.

Goodwin to Agnes Quan-trell. lots 7 and 8, blk 22, village of New Buffalo, $275. Wallace A. Preston to David E. Brown, lot 280 in city of St.

Joseph, $1,000. Albert Southwortb and wife to Melvin J. Davis, property in Benton tp, $3,500. Armona R. Tabor and wife to Fred J.

Lem. lots 4, 5 and 6. blk 3, Sheffield's add to village of Three Oaks, $500. A. A.

Johnson and wife to Lewis B. 16rblk add ta Benton tp $200. Lucy D. S.Parker and wife to Gustav Jasper, of et of i section 27. Lincoln tp.

$200. Lucy D. Parker and wife to Charles Jasper, i of i of i section 27, Lincoln tp, $200. Assenatb Wharton to N. H.

Whar-tdf 1 1-16 acres in Weesaw tp. $250. Nathan H. Dakin et al to John Weie-gerber, 14 98-100 acres in Buchanan tp, $2,000. John Woolley to Charles Woolley, lot 8, blk 8.

in village of Galien, $1. John Weisgerber to Nathan H. Dakin, lot in village of Buchanan, $405. George Gnnther and wife to Damase Oilette, 3852-100 aeres in Sodus tp, Sylvester K. Wilson to Georgie M.

Weaver, lot in village of Daton, $25. TRADE MARKS M. CHREST'S Bakery and Restaurant. Warm meals at all hours. Fruits, Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco, Soda Watr, Ice Cream and Oysters in season.

40 Ship street, St. Joseph. rrtM' COPYRIGHTS Davis, assumpsit. Judgment by de-1 Our men's all wool black clay suits I Men's blue overalls only 25 beat the world; price only $7 00 LL sheeting only 8 Men's business suits only 3 50 Lonsdale muslins only Boys' suits only. 48 Ladies' capes only.

98 Boys' pants only- 10 Laditf' shirt waists Men's laundered shirts only. 25 i Ladies' skirts only 1 98 Men's suspenders only. 10 Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain, free, whether an Invention la probably patentable. Communications strictly confidential. Oldest agenoy for seeming patent in America.

We have a Washington office. Patents taken through Hunn A Co. receive special notice In the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beautifully Illustrated, largest circulation of iun C. J. SCHERER, 111 West Main street Benton Harbor MUNN 4 361 Broadway.

New Yerlu E. I. BACKUS, D. D. Office over Rice St.

Joseph Louis S. Schulz, Insurance Agent. Fire, Life and Accident. WHITCOMB BLOCK, ST. JOSEPH.

C. E. BURCHFIELD, D. D. S.

DENTIST Ray block, corner Ship and State streets, St. Joseph, Mich. CALL UP Union Ice Coal Co. FOR SATURDAY HERALD 800K BINDERY AND- ST. MICHIGAN.

'Phnnoe l79-3 H-st- rnUIICO 79-4 rings, Benton Harbor. BROWN BROS. They Say Times are Hard So is a cake of ice, but you can melt it. No matter how hard the times are they can be softened sufflciently.to do business. Our low price8-and- honestr8traight-forward; -method-Rre attractive.

There is a bond of sympathy bf tween our prices and your purse. Beginning MONDAY. JUNE 14, '97, we offer a Great Reduction on Carpets We will sell the best estra super all wool carpet at 45c. Other grades of ingrain at 37Jc, 30c and 20c. Good grade hemp carpe at 13c.

Straw mattings at 9c, 11c, J4c and 20V. All these goods are guaranteed to be this spring's design; no old patterns. Everything new. Blank Books made to order. Ruling to any pattern.

Books bound in any style of the art, We also do uiajrazine binding in any style desired on short notice and at low figures. Support home manufacturers and home labor. A. W.Weils. Pres.

J.Higman.Jr.,Sec.& Treat The MicMgan Basket Factory, of WELLS-HIGMAN CO. Largest Factory in the West lH-bush and 2-bush. STAVE BASKETS A SPECIALTY. Also Oval Market and Launar Baskets, Peacb and Grape Baskets, Berry Boxes, and other Fruit Packages. ST.

JOSEPH. MICHIGAN SUMMER TOURS VIA Big Four Route OTHSERY STOCK TO THE FOR-1897, PEACH, CHERRY PLUM, and TREES. APPLE PEAR, Come early before the best patterns are gone JAMBS POUND, Sunday, ly4, Excursion Ottawa Beach and Grand Rapids. Pleasint places to spend Sunday. C.

W. M. R'y train will leave St. Joseph 7 a. m.

Returning leave Grand Rapids at 6:25 and 11:30 p. m. Leave the Beach at 7 p. ra. Round trip rates $1 and $1 respectively.

Bicycles and baby cabs free. Geo. DeHaven, G. P. A.

Ilw2 Base Ball Game at ttrand Rapids, July 4. TIGERS AND BOWOLINKS. Take advantage of the C. W. M.

R'y excursion on that day to see a great game. Monn talus, Lakes and Seashore. Special low rales will be in effect to Putin-Bay. Islands of Lake Erie, Lake Chautauqua. Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, St.

Lawrence river, Adirondacks, Lake George. New England resorts. To the Great Lakes via CleveUnd. Sandusky. Toledo, Detroit or Bentoo Harbor.

To Mt. Clemens. Mackinac and Michigan Resorts. To the Northwest and West via St. Louis and Chicago.

For rates, routes, time of trains and full particulars apply to any agent "Bisr Four Route." or addrens e. Mccormick, Passsenger Traffic Manager "Big Cincinnati. 0. ilwlO iauic in me sum or $iu. ana cost3.

J. F. Campbell vs. Silas Ireland, assumpsit. entered in the sum of $648.49 and costs.

Jacob Brower vs. Louie N. Tatro, assumpsit, certiorari. Case beard yesterday and taken under advisement by the Judge. The People vs.

Thomas O'Brien, sodomy. Plead guilty to assault but not to the charge alleged. Adjourned to Wednesday, July 7. NEW SUITS LAW. Dewitt C.

Updicke vs. Albert Green, appeal from Justice Court. Filed June 21. Joseph R. and George W.

Watson vs. FerdinandSmithr trespass. Suit for $-500 for goods alleged to have been sold and delivered to defendant. Filed June 24. J.F.

Campbell vs. Silas Ireland, trespass. Su.it for $1000 damages for failure to pay a judgment obtained in the Cook county, Illinois, Circuit Court on June 9,1897, which now amounts to $708.20. Filed June 25. NEW SUITS CHANCERY.

Alberta Sears vs. James W. Lason, et injunction. Filed June 22. notes.

Abby Virginia Holmes of Benton Harbor registered with the county Clerk on Monday as an undergraduate under Dr. Ellen M. Oviatt of that city. Dav1dR)senfierdncTXOTi swery, graduates of the Independent Medical College of Chicago, registered Wednesday. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

170 William E. Upson. 20, Sodus; Jennie Uarner, 19, Oronoko. 171 Theodore Prillwitz, 73, Benton; Lizzie Reiscbke, 19. same.

172 Gedrge A. Southerton, 22, Battle Creek; Ethel L. Woodbridge, 18, Buchanan. 173 William E. Coleman, 41, Galien; Ella Long, 4-5, Stevensville.

174 Henry H. Engleston. 25, Benton Harbor; Laura M. Granger, 17, same. 175 George H.

Carr, 23, Benton Harbor; Arlena W. Mayhew, 22, same. 176 W. Howard Arter, 22, Berrien; Bertha O. Stover, 18, Oronoko.

177 Fred II. Shearer, 25, Pipestone; Mary A. Cassidy. 23. same.

179 Sidnev J. Thomson; 28, Chi-cngo; Mary E. Benson, 29, May wood; 111. PROBATE COURT. Estate ot Daniel Johnson, deceased.

The Court, after hearing the evidence and arguments of counsel, awarded Joseph Snyder $120.25 for hi9 services in caring for the deceased in his last illness. W. L. Hogue was appointed guardian of the estates of Grace and Fred Noe, minors. Estate of Isaac L.

Godown, deceased. Minerva J. Godown. mother of deceased, appointed administratrix of the estate. Estate of Mary C.

Brown, deceased. Will admitted to probate on evidence of W. J. Gilbert and James B. Thompson was appointed executor with bond in the sum of $3,200.

David S. Divine of Buchanan waa adjudged insane and ordered sent to the asylum at Kalamazoo. Estate of Peter Yore, deceased Jas. J. Gore of St.

Joseph wa3 appointed administrator with bond of $2,000. "Estate of Mary C. Noe, deceased. Petition filed by Dr. S.

M. Whie. administrator, for license to sell the real estate for distribution among the heirs. Estate of Francis A. Blackmer, deceased.

License to sell the real estate was denied until the executrix had sold the personal estate still in her hands tor the payment of claims. 113 E. Main Street. Benton Harbor. Graham Morton Transportation Co.

1 ne Detroit aDl Urand Kaoids Clubs will ut Up a contest worth going miles to see. articulare ot the excursion are given in And all other kinds of NURSERY STOCK, all of whioh is strictly first-class and prices as low uthe 'owest. Call and see what you are buying before giving orders. Packing grounds on Niles road, half mile from St. Joseph.

THOMAS ARCHER It CO. S. S. SUXZiZVAlT, Sigh of Alligator. Boots, Shoes.

Rubbers. i A Trial of Our Goods Sollolte. 8TATE STREET. ST. JOSEPH, MICH Walker dSc Sohneider Manufacturers of all kinds of LIGHT AND HEAYY WAGONS Wide-tire lumber wagon, complete, $49.00 One-horse wagon 39.00 All first-class, band-made wagons and fully warranted.

Full line of buggies and surrey and road wagons. WALKER SCHNEIDER 20, 22 and 34 State street, St. Joseph another column. 1 1 w2 CRESCENT Consult Thy Purse And buy your tickets from Chicago via. the Chicago, Milwaukee St.

Paul Ry. to the following named points oo June 29 and 30, and July 1, 2 and 3. Look at the figures: San Francisco $25 00 Salt Lake City 20 00 Denver and Pueblo 12 50 Sioux City 9 75 Omaha and Council Bluffs 7 75 Kansas 7 50 and other points in proportion. These are ver cheap rates made for these special dates. Return tickets at approximately the same rates will be sold on various dates in July and August.

For further information apply to the nearest coupon ticket agent or call on or address Harry Mekckr, M. P. Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Detroit, Micb. Ilw2 ON WALLACE JOHN BICYCLES Steamers from Benton Harbor and St.

Joseph to Chicago and Milwaukee DEALERS IN Lumber I Building The Steel Side-Wheel Steamers CITY OF CHICAGO and CITY OF MILWAUKEE, the New Propeller CITY OF LOUISVILLE and Steamer FRANK WOODS. Beginning May 30th and until further notice the following schedule wiil Ije observed ou the Chicago Division: IJbith, Shingles, Fencing, Salt, Fertili- The honest Bicycle at at an honest price. $50 and 75 ti era, T.and Plantar Ktnrfa. Between Seed and Harvest Is a good opportunity to enquire about farming lands in South Dakota, only one day's rjde from Chicago. Bountiful trops of wheat, corn, barley and flax reward the tiller of the' soilr As: a stock and dairy country South Dakota leads all the world.

First class farm lands with nearby markets can now be bought lor from $10. $12, $15. and upwards, per acre, and thin is the tinie to invest. For further particulars wnte to Geo. H.

Heafford, General Passenger Agent, Chicago. Milwaukee St. Paul Old Colony Chicago, 111. Ilw2 LEAVE BENTON HAKBOtt. LEAVE JOSEPH, AKKiVK CHICAGO JKX p.m.

daily ex. Sat. nnd Sun. p. m.

daily. p. daily 8: p.m. daily, inc. Sunday.

10:80 m. rtmlv. inn. Sunday. 4:00 daily a.

m. Saturdays only. 8:00 a. m. Saturdays only.

12:00 noon Saturdays only. p. ni. Sundays only. p.

ni. Sniujavs only. aon LEAVE CHICAGO. ARRiVE ST. JOSEfH.

AH1UVE BENTON HAKBOkT :30 a. m. aaily. 1:30 p. m.

daily. 2:90 d. m. dailv 11 :30 p. m.

daily. Inc. Sunday. 4 0 a. in.

daily, inc. Sunday. 5:30 a. m. daily.

VMO a. m. Sundays only. p.m. Sundays only.

7:00 p. in. Saturdays. Sat urd.ys only. 6:00 p.

m. Saturdays oamniats. iir.Li.i. 1 1 7 i Plastering Hair, Sewer Pipe, Etc. WOOD AND GOAL.

BILLS SAWED TO ORDER. JOHN WALLACE A SONS, St. Joseph, Mich, A. L. CHURCH, Agent for St.

Joseph and Benton Editor. leaving Demon mroorai p. ni. and St. Jo- soph at 8 p.

Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaye Milwaukee at 7 p. m. Tuesdays.

Thursdays and Saturdays. Docks foot of Wabash avenue; Milwaukee, foof of Broadway: St. Joseph. L. A.

Graham; Benton Harbor, J. Graham Co. J. H. GRAHAM, President.

Blank township orders for sale at this office..