The Herald-Palladium from Benton Harbor, Michigan • 2

DEFEATED. tl I L'Uni( I STRIKING MINERS SPECIAL NOTICES, St. Joseph and Neighborhood. MISS WHITEHEADS JOURNAL. AFFAIS3 AT THE GOUSTY SEAT; binff.

riglit on edge of English as wj teft the- coast of England. It was -jurrouuded by a very deep l1" Motive la xbia deauu-. or le. 2atuli oack; auvaiZJ, i ilELP YVANTIiIM4r WAN taiujfjj ti lAiiirs i.i liiiirllor ft.i.,c uiiiei- si ii-u-l-lifie-i ti'iAQn p-i t. I UK LP wantku-femalT ll'AM'l A l.1 uiri tor i l-illli'lje.

11 Us A Address Hux S.i ttrarnl AN'l r.I A timi-si-worte- couip. iierj--e SAI.K 1 larui-uf "7 soUlluif Sixlus. A ifreiiL tkaivat. il tiiriu. UeJirr.l inmsvi.t-; 1 drisM'auu-t nMr.

Bouoa hZy SAI.r.1 IltAI- wmre4 r--' ariu.uy improved. He auie, sor 1 It. rua, sell la one biut korB kH to unit illj Prlc 1 Ui iM-rlaere. Tun tiok three hurse power uiarine enniae 1 In A II l.u. h.i..

D.jri um ilarlHir. SAI.K OK HAlit lor -4 "71 i J- 1 I oi r4rmiiiK or t.ilja.-(iuil ia Vlrmii in" cieared. ai-rv, mie timarr MW BUU Ell.1 lUIIB. mi stations. A reatytiamaib IotIhjii.

wjin, 136 Xiles avenge Heoioa SALK-A Hue lot in tu can 1 side at Uuuph l'rk tioo3ioai Illinois cutrwl jle.pot mod eenc A ir liartfani. Adilreas lock tu ton Harbor. Mica. IftM SALK at a sucriOre taiu UTranlUtiiwiiiHeeiCiiaasii bor. If you waot a real tauvaia smmTi Soule.

Grocery Store. 1 I 4- pOI SALE -Mmwe and lot oa Ulrica. JT ni-iir l'l ttnM J- Hay sireeiis. Tbse are barvauia easy terms. layuire of rati I pOR SALK-A Goshen bteyele auiuuc a a.

iuB uuitv. h'OK SAI.K-A new nrtotrrp 4 tbose who want to print fac auntie letters or circulars. Only 42. lauau L. pOK KEN'r-Two houses aieely fnruw A.

fruod locations, pleasant yaroa. ai barn. Also furnished rooms tor keeping. A- I. Loomis, KooaittCouut a Hentun Haj-bor.

LOST. OST A wide band riur ea Kiw m-, between Pair Plain and bftut tm i Kinder leave at this otnee. WANTkD MISCELLASE0C1 ASTKD To buy a small place via to- on: wouldirive in exi-banm for tea a-. 1 mem a pair nf mules, narneM aK: ji Mules are younir.irenikr and souaa A. II.

A. I.e. lJenton Harbor i C'UMMKR ItOAKDKK-S -j 1 v. Tjleawiut home. voA wm i vu.l fTfrrl 1 leanant -Jor rhiidren.

will mkt nmo low rates. tkU on or auurtTMi. A- I i room 6 Conkiry block, lieown kLaxxx- Protect Yourssl atrainst loss of time and moofj BY INSURING IN TH STAR Accident Insurance Cl II Write to W. G. formation.

Slar Aecldent hicaKO, 111. IDSUUM DH1 Saved A JjJoy'a Life. Captain H. ftubbard, of JCfcT says: "Brazilian Balm ttni boy'a life. He began just litrtw we lost with We gavehal a oses.

He muckly dropped te rp and was all right in.tne morning In a Sfclruiiah with KopaUaa near 1'Uft- iSpet-toJ Chh A iSg. The deputies" and thstrikiug miners clashed near Pittsburg tl.i morning "as the miners were marchiug to tne DeArmitt niiues. due man. was hurt and the miners were forced to retire H.iiiirlbliiK o' JeeuU uu Mr. Jaincs Jones, of he drug Jones A' Son, I'uwiteii; 111., iii sx-Klug of I r.

King's New Discovery sa that last winter his wife lias attaeked. il La Uripe. and her case ifreW-S s-rious that pnysiciaus at Cowden aud Puna could do iiothtng lor her. i seuied to ilevelop into hasty Haying Dr. King's New Discovery ir and selling lots of it.

he took a Imttie home, ami to the surprise of all she begun to get better from the first dose. and half dozen- ikdlar bottles enred her sound and well. Dx. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and coids is guaranteed, to do this good worki Try it. TrinMlwttles Hi ctis at lleo.

M. Bell Co. aud Hall A Nichols drug stores, 1 CHICKEN DAY TO-MORROW An enjoyable dinner. Who doesn't like chicken? Whodoes'nt like it way down to the bones? We do and the people of Benton Harbor do. from the number they have, been buying lately.

Your money will buy lots of chickens here. It -will buy chickens which are made of tender, juicy meat, sweet and delicious. Have one for dinner. Wenninger Totzke BOOTS and SHOES NEATLY REPAIRED S. IVck's, 10ft Pipostone Ktrvt.

work made to order. All, work dr-st-cJas. frif(s ri'usonable- MILO MOORE We have wmo ohoh-e olij WESTER OATS and all kinds of GRAIN and FEED. NICHOLS POWELL. 12 West Main street, Benton Harbor MISS FANNIE COLLINS Teacher of PIANO.

For particular fnmnre at Kenton Harbor Collffe. or of Prof. Eckcuiube or of Mrs. A Webb. ilGHIG Leaves Benton Harbor 10 a.

'arrive home Steamer City in iii ui SUNDAY. moat and much of it was covered with the soil olf years. I presume it was a Hi.uian f.lrt. We saw some old cannons in the hill outside the walls. I was the cuiipai tmeiit with -Mr.

Croweil 1 s-iuik- iiu uiU-rs of the llartfett solliji' purty. li i have been traveling through iiiul Li glaiid. iieu we 'im lhep it commenced to fti-r "au or so- the rain lid we entered' Paris Without start -H 'i' raiii but, ruin, for li. We vvb'icli we 'Were ifi'i't in the slat iou llii-nikfuli here was Mr CitlrJ r.v who ami come over me night with another svet ion of he conducted u-, with tin- rt ii In-ip. through the cu.s- ami into our carriages ivei'e driven to this hole), matches as thev 'axe.

'-extra, iw lhaiik gMsdiiiss. SI 111 I hail mi PAW PAW LAKE. The it.ilm-c at Beech wood Point Sat? unlay iiight was attended two hiintireil of Paw Paw -lake's jiiost t-leet reJorters and was a suuc Mi4ernor UsborrJ, of Kansas, is 1 i'ii ii.v iiiglii tew itavs witii jrienus' at hwiiiid Point. U. lilipp.

wife 'and daughter Ora ami Fred Wooiliiiff. wife and nieces, 1 tin- Misses Clark, hav i. a cottage, at are enjoy in'g Keechw 1 Point heinsel les hugely li pleasures to- be fount po'Iit. Prof. I' at this exeeptionally fine XV Spencer, of Wisconsin'; is a few weeks' vacation with and friends at Beechwood the "Yellow Kid" cottage spending his wife! Point lit with Walter Rounds ami wife, and while heire will make a number of sketches! in ater colors of some of the beautiful points about the- lake.

The professor's as an artist is of high standing. He has Just com-p eted altigure piece in pastel valued at Si.isioi The Beech wohmI Point Cinch Club was eutertaiued last week by Mrs. Chas. Setlergren and was a ery en-'joyable jiffaif. The first prize was won by Mrs.

L. P. Husen, the second by Mrs Stilston and the consolation was earrjied away by Mrs. Honzach. Mrs.

Iir J. Raven, of McIVnald. is being entertained by her Mrs. L. P.

Husen. Aug. X. lw Kxirarnloli Knit to Huffalo, NY. li.

A. EC. National encampment, via the Baltimore A Ohio R. R. Ou August -'1 anil "'f the Baltimore Ohio Kail-road wil) sell low rate excursion tickets to Buffalo, X.

account t- A. Ri National epcampment. Passengers purchasing lickets at points west of Akron have ehiiice of routes, via Cleveland and rail or steamer, or via Cleve-I land an amer going and all rail re- or via all rail going and steamer jto Cleveland1, thence rail, re--turning: Tickets will be valid for re- turn untjil August 31, but are subject to an oh tension until September payment of a fee of twenty- live i tents, if deposited with joint agent of terminal lines at Buffalo. For fiirthei. inftsrmation call on or address li, Ni Austin.

I JenT I'assenger Agent, '(ihieago III. Thousands of persons llounder along for months, yes even years, -suffering from indigestion, bowel troubles and liver disorders with their accompanying disagreeable symptoms, because they tliif they have to. If they would take a 'short course of Dr. J. II.

Me-Leau's J.iver and Kilneylalm they would s(on get rid of the miserable feeling ind that overpowering sense of wearineks -and incapacity for work, would give place to one of health, vigor a.iid cheerfulness. Price 1 per bottle. Sold by M. Bell Co. Ask fiir Columbia cigars: cents.

Brazilian Balm at all druggists'. WE W1TTIII UE. ItlKK it S' tsul Klonillk Not lu It. The entire sloek of summer shirts of the uicKerboeker Shit (. o.

bought at IHcentsjiiti the dollar and to be sold correspondingly; "5i do.en importetl percale ine.pair...-cnffs and tvvo collars, worth SI.SO ami never sold fur less, hede to-day and until solii at 4-c C. J. Sl H.RER. White; Hoit-se Store, 111 West Maiu street. Benton Shk Into Your shuie.

Allen's Foot-Kase, a powder for the feet. It cures painful, swollen, smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of Corns and bunions It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Allen's -'Foot-Ease -makes tight-fitting or new hhoes feel easy, is a. certain cure for sweating-, callous and hot, tired aching feet. Try ft to-day.

Sold by all drnggists and shoe stores. By mail foif S.lc. in stamps. Trial package free. Address, Allen S.Oknstead, UeRoy.JN.

Y. The Cold Blast Renovating Co. at their establishment ob Bell view street are turning out some ery fine work. If yon are thinking of having your feather beds and mattresses cleaned or repaired now is the time. i Smoke Katie Putnam cigars.

'j BnelUa's Amca Salvs. Tbe best salve in the world for cuts, qruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever ores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, 'fcorns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give per- w.t ni- mr.T,.. Price Zt, cenU per hoi. Poi'sale by H.

Bell Co. and HaU Nichols. Vw.Vilc. i Ask for Columbia dears: 5 cents: i L' 1. i vt i ui smc uj m.

opiuH. ju acres iand rods from city limits on Ogden avenuef One-half fruit. Will take part paVment in Benton Harbor or St. Joseph jcity property. a.

I i I I forgetful Tooog Scott and John Arthur came V'ern down fi torn Stevensv-iUe last nigni Chicago. Soon after tiieir ar- go to rival Jdhn Scheiii also drove in from Steyenviile and lefore the. iiu-u pro-: Ion their journey they were coin pelied to pav a boaiid bill which they: had lor Mr Schenck s. lilad a vt lieel alMiardwljich they bought of Potter Beuson and; had riniv paid a portion on it and thu was held a wait ingx'uie payment of Sis 'I lie men left ttC beet and proceeded! to Chicago. CiENEI TALK OF THE TOWN Mt.

F. Duncan confined ti home by illness. Miss-Bertha and fricuds went up the'river this morning. a partv of on a picnic Hauseri farm on the lake shorii road has been sold to Chicago' pairties who; will erect a beautiful Summer home. TwentyBve guests from the Hotel St.

Joseph went up the river to Yellow creek on the boat to-day aud rode back on- their wheels. Mr. Harry I. Babbitt and Miss Lois G. Zimmerman, of Chicago, were mar ried Thursday afternoon bv Hev.

J. Neargarth, pastor of the Evangelic Tom Silverthorn the pugilist who fought Johnson. Wednesday evening ia St. Joseph, left Thursday night for- Chicago and the sporting fraternity will now be at rest for a It had been expected that another match would be arranged, but it has been declared off. Smoke Van TwMUer cigars.

"WUlson'a pure flavoring extracts are manufactured at Willsons Monarch Labratory, Edgerton. the largest institution of its kind in the State and finest. PEARL GRANGE. The rain has made quite a change in the weather Sarah Powers and, little daughter from Northern Wisconsin is visiting Mrs: Powers' brother, Mr, John Downing Mrs: Downing and Mrs. Powers visited MrsL Janies pearl Vandeveer and Mrs.

Irving one day this week. Misses Mary and Viola Snyder called on Nettle Pearl yesterday. Mr. Mose King aud family are moving back to Beaton Harbor. They' have rented their farm to Mr.

Ott. -C. A. Pearl and son Lloyd', of Benton Harbor viited his father, Mr. Simon J'earl last Sunday Mrs, Nettie Pearl ii some in a fair way to recover.

Charlie Closson and family spent Sunday at Major Pearl's, Mrs. Ciosson'j-father. Albert Hanson is. boarding at the boardiiig house miw anderveens taking out a part of his black raspberries. Ainr.

luth- A it in blood, boils, pimple; scrofula sores, are promptly eradicated by IH-ood's Sar.sapurilla, the Otie True Blood Puri tier, nerve tonic and health builder. .1 HimxI's pijls are easy to take; easy to operate. Aure indigestion, bilious ness. EAU CLAIRE Win. Esalhorst, Bert Lady and Pearl Bell have gone West.

Y'. P. C. E. social was postponed until Saturday night, Aug, 14: A committee has been appointed to furnish another room for school work.

About bixty friends of J. Fisher and wife surprised them at their home Monday night remit ding them of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. A silver tea set was presented to Mr. anti MrsV isner. ice cream ana cake were served and all had a good time.

Aug. 13. 7 L. Try Ormln-(: Try irali-; Ask your trwer to day to show you a package of tirain-O. the.

new food drink that takes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult. AH who try like it. Orain-o has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure grains, and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress: the prica-of coffee; 15C. and per package.

Sold by all grocers. Ask for Katie Putnam, cigars. The Most Fatal IMMntse. It is not generally known that moif adults die of kidney trouble than any other disease. When the first symptoms of this disease appear, no time should be lost la taking Foley's Kidney Cure, which is guaranteed fr money refunded.

Lowe Rouse and Reynolds Dahlke. Half Hate for Holland Celebration account of the semi-eentenni I celebration at Holland, the C. Jfc W. M. railway will sell tickets on August 24th, 26th and 27th, good to re- turn August at oae way rate from all stations between Orand muskeg, on, Allegan and vivtMM.iumii.iive, i ve, E.

DkHavkn, G. P. A Yon ll'an Itcpend On It i mat oiey colic Cure is an instant relief for colic, summer oomnlaint cholera morbus. diarrhoea.blfsT.lv chronic diarrhoea, cholera infantum. bilious cholic, painter's colic and all iMiwt-1 enrnnm nu i a ii and Kevnolds Dahlke.

i THE DAILY PALLADIUM. official sewspapee or thegity. BK.VmN MAR BtR, A I (.. 8enton HarDor and Vicinity. I AUICI OI llll- i.

ti llii-ury Ku I lr-i t-rtit 4 til-" iti Ivlk- liart 'vV lal -luv fr.r tti llenr i Thi-, 1-v t-i? si pu-ti-eli Un lit I i.rai.t mi. II lvi .1 i l.e i Jn-le of in.a' IW i iri'ii; hlktiart. i ii'ele. mak iii ail iu i iei; e't I. at ri U.c ii After liir- ri tual an.l i ti -ittdtiiiiiii Aere jii-rfornie.

1 he ami senee fav.iretl iv it a olutrrliililv ia ilet ie fper iili "A IKipitai in War Yitne, "iy a.l.liu 'UrittiiheK ii.irt eeclie3 vtere maile liv Mrs. Kit is. llif instituting i.tfieer, an.l various mem birn of the visitors. At theeltise ilelieiiu iee cream ami e-ake were er veil, after which the fruel were taen fur ft riiie through the fruit bell and returueit hume. on the mtflit lxi.it, fully tnuviueeil the tlirele, lliouffh but on.e yearoU.

was a royal tii Mictiiiim nrv. rt Keaity Net uinly wit Kfa4rlr Itaail is Kra.eil's Hand niil give one of their popular Sunday exeiirsions to Miehi-Hjaa next Mnmlay in lh iWnrarr i'ity of Chicago, -gu-p the beautiful lake shore for forty utile giving opportunities to see the Indiana State ri4m, the scene of the recent tire aud-other features of the city at 'sha headof Like Michigan. The fare will' he only cents for the r.raiiil trip and the boat wiLl leave Heuton ilar-lirtr at ami St. Joseph at loto'clock in the forenoon, (fiviri two -hours'" in lichiau City and reachinff home at the comfortable hour of 5 o'clock in the afternoon. This will be a de-Sihtful opportunity to spend the day.

The band will play some of their Wt- alectiohs enroute. TIlPKI WIIKtLS IKK KfK.KUV. Iffntoa Ififtrhor tloya who Kid them Won Prliw at Nuath llivvey; The bicycle rulers of -South Hatfen nd those who participated in the Tace.s in that city Wednesday were fraid of the boys who rixle Topic wheels Vauifhu, Khorn and" Vool-rutT rode tip from ISciitc. a "Harbor and before they were allowed to viiter the ix mile race thev were compelled to giTe the other riders three minutes start The Ixivs gave hem the timef nd came tn only Jtwenty seconds behind the winner. lie won ft.be time prize.

BOY DROWNED. umfay HrhiMil Ploolv at ilemi Sadilrnril hy a Lake Ai rldent. ti) the f'allatliufn I Lkk, Aug. IS. Italph t.awTer, 1 years old, 8f this place, wa drowned tn Lake Michigan wlule attending the Allegan county Monday sch.xil ralfy at (ilenn yester-Say afternxn about 1 i'elock.

He was ia' bathing with bin brother ami several other but pot out too far and was caught bjj the undertow. Ileiwas set tjy a Humber who made noble efforts to rescue him but dit not seen re his nty until he had been under water about 'in minutes. lr. Hrownson, of Oanges, was on the scene anil used. ery restore him to life but to no avail About light hearts who attend-' ed the picnic dinner went home saddened by the loss of one of their nuta-r who was also a member of the Sunday schiI.

Twkm' limtltut Nut. Thtire wjre 1 10 enrollel on VVednea-day at the teachers' institute at Buchanan. livery morning there is a talk on manageiuerit by one of the ic-tructirs. The-(uery box is oened every night ami replies given by the instructors. Mr.

Clark also answers a portion of the ijuestions. There was a 'Tally "tThuTsday night at the ArWentist church. A nirwber talks were given by the instructors. This is the last day. Thr Hlait llnl NuK(atl.

Next Wednesday, Aug. Is, the Muthodist and Congregational Sun- -1y -hoels at Henton Hartxir will, weather remitting, come to this i Miaii riK) strong for a picnic. The.y are. promised conveyance by the new railvvay and expect to en joy heisel ves. It not tie a bad idea frr the people of this village to extend to them the glad hand and assist as far as may be.

in prepara-jus for the comfort of the people will on that be our guests. The party will be a large one and resneetable a'nd will include many --irepreitintative people from lieriton 'tlarVnir whose good opinwin of us He isf value Turn in and do hand.some "Pains in Mie sma.il of the back indi dineased ctndition of tie kill frwing to the dangerous, nature if the dwease wbieh tn.ns- rjr it ts important that' measure mid he taken to remm-e the tronlvie it. ha- heciiiiHi n.Ted (e'nee would suggest tijv prompt ir .1 II Me.n Liver and ivi.lni"!' lir-fl -vhivh has spei-Hi-e. action t.he liver and kidneys and will tans early nt.rti..p' to healthy- eott-ai-Mons rice.SI per Sold by U. er' have -X e.ngh.

try a1- Kur sa'e at all drugstores. for it. fun hrr N'uiim of trt traui aoir llrr Trip Ahriwl i.tM- lirii A eieefcbiK ei-it- isiim In farks. aut i-. rt'' the ftre Uii.l.

ort lt siiter- VVe publish bei luent of the iliary Fr.iiii Whiielivad. her summer tour iiir to a close. July 17th Paris: are Ui-rc. We evening alter iUi the gas il'lit an ilfi ai kepi i)( ither install by Mis- l.irlljr pc. itl aNv 1 an ts It lii-ii- lb-it lli'sl by an.

I tune ai and we btl i oi baggage. iiu il 111 the name of reason tin' pr.iper gage reached its prlpcr uu-uef. i lien Itie ilitilieusi- trdi.iv- tliat a inail balance on hi sjioiinii-r resting on the eiH'iiirr! iia.i I'licn' meu mi! surely Ureas rived about no a early. Hv. -ii -and in re jnit in car riages a ml brought to ii.

ir hotel. Hotel. I lena. hen; Un-v had waited dimii-r 1 h.iurs ncitriy IVf hmi good meal, then were shown tu. out rooms.

My rooin is a little gem. is a single room and faces' on the Avenue d'telia and 1 have a line view, I'he-tlisir is of Mar-iiietry work, overed with beautiful rugs The walls are paqeled and decorated in rococo most exijui.s.ite in shaites of pink au.i gold. The feiee ami ceiiing are utoai delicate workmanship, the latter being, in blue frescoing, -loads with swallows Hying, and the rococo wilrk cupids in medallion setting. The mantel is white marble, massive ami beautifully carved and decorated. Alxive this is a mirror about i.s feet with a beautiful gilt The inside window feet is covered with a lovely light blue silk curtain anil the large double front windows are huug w'i'h heavy er mson plush curtains.

The bed is a single one rosewood, chairs elaborately carveif and a large upholstered crimson brocade lounging chair. A writing table furnished with a folio of paper and envelopes, alsowhite marble ink stand and pen. A small table of rosewood anil a- dressing eommodc. marble topped, also a little "marble topned cabinet and a large wardrobe with full length mirror. It is lighted with electricity although on the little cabinet stands the ever present candle in a'beautiful brass cauillestick.

What ninre could I wish to make my dream of Paris more perfectly Next door are two of the party. We are all on the same floor. I could stay here for weeks am sure. About o'clock this morning Mr. Bartlett put us in a Carriage and we were whirled away to Victoria statfon.

Here we went in the second class waiting room and wlaited for Mr. Bartlett who was to come in a hansom. Soon he appeared, bustling and hurrying. He introduced me to a Mr. Orowell.

ho is to go to Paris with lis. He is a Massachusetts Yankee, a teacher, and about io. He is to see that people get through ail light to Paris and Mrf Bartlett put me in his especial care. Mrj Bartlett will bring another sectiow thriiugU to-night. Soon we were in thej midst of getting ail the baggage collected, registered aud put in the pruper earj- for the.

train. It was a great sho'w for me --and I enjoyed thv funny side to my 'heart's content, for 1 had nothing to do but; look on. We soon were stowed in the little apartments an.d locked in so we wouldn't jump out anil break -our necks. I suppose. The ride from London down to New Haven luii'lsir on the Kngiish channel was a continued delight I felt so well, and the sun was so bright and the air so bracing.

We saw so many wild poppies and other riowers along the rou.il bank and meadows blia.ing with the jnifipies. We passed Southdown hills or meadows where the famous Southlowu sheep are raised, noticed that although hedges are grown, still not nearly so much as in iventconntv which we passed through ocr-our wav Itom Folkstone to London. The country was so beautiful, houses showiugmore wealth than Iventconntv, no hops grown that we saw, or game preserves. Saw some wind milLs, old churches, beautiful trees aud grass with cows resting in shade, ah ideaJ pastoral scene. As we neared the coast the chalk cliffs came in view and in fact we saw much of the chalk blutTs ail along the road and some were being worked.

'u arriving at New Haven we passed through the custom house and onlyv had our grips chalked, officers did not btTer to open them. I must not forget a funny thing that happened as we came down on the' train. One of the McKinstry party in another compartment was taken sick and MWa iMeKihs-try was in the van with me and as locked in so she could not get to.jb.er although she was in the adjoining ear or compartment of the car. so we thought it best to call the porter, who was on the forward end of the train. A young boy of our party put his liead out of the van and beckoned the portar to come but it did no good.

Then they rang the bell in the This bell is only to be used in stopping the train but she ASA not know that. What she wanted the porter: The result was that the train stopped and the porter came back all out of breath but would not let Miss McKinstry out, and the yourJg lady felt better by that time. It had to be reported and Miss McKinstry is now liable to a fine of because one of the party stopped the train. The porter demanded the name and address of Miss McKinstry as be said he would have to report it to headquarters. I hope they won't collect the tine.

The embarking on the boat was interesting and especially seeing the cranes swing the great piles of trunks around in the hold of the vessel. We had an hour's ride from London and on account of the train being stopped we were a half hour getting started on the boat, which was about 12 nn. I sat on the deck a long then went below in cabin and layidown until Mr. Cro-well came for me, to go to dinfrer. I enjoyed the dinner or lunch so much.

Then went back in cabin and rested until, we were in the harbor of Dieppe, France. VVe had a lovely voyage of 4 hours. Channel here -is wider and boat larger than where we crossed the other day. I was not the least bit (Sot off the boat ahd here it was that we encountered the custom house officers instead of at New Haven, as I just recorded. Another very funny sight was getting the passengers distributed-in the vans, I was most efficiently looked after by Mr.

Crowell and he is certainly an expert in this line. On the road to Paris we flew through a beautiful country and soon reached the Seine Iriver and followed it most of the way to Paris. Women were working in the field. fine was doing the family washing in the river. Beauit ful landscapes st udies in greens, browns and yellows passed in rapid succession, old chnrchea covered with ivy; straw-roofed buildings, beautiful lane and white "roads runihg w-tween trees so close together that it looked only like a footpath.

All looked to well and picturesque. I forgot to' say that we noticed such an old, old earthwork or fort on the Hill 1 ll in SK'lKi- Is 1 1 A ti a.ia t'li-ts. whs arrested oigut upon the charge f.f lanl'tii Mind red w.irth of in I. las deciile.i Ah-tii--r i ii the oftieer. Mitt ill- tl.nv pr-destii h.is alid.

when seen id li.s in the v. hi lit IhisKK.rii-u'i'sjid ni- thought Ke ir ti- tiir it Hit--- hitu iasl i.ig'i! -Hid ili.i ttn.iii'ht time i i tiC.li hi' IViljllll atid he as hi-t in' I'l iiv ha uiiitiv visit. -r I In- ii-opic hilt a- by leti-vliy i-s. lie has I-, mi, on liar l-ii-r. si -me a i -1 h.t 'by eurioVi-y and i tiff li hi in ti tt-inpTiti-j' to si-cui been dran there it-rs iv ii'i and are a.t-e hi-, reieas-.

torney 'ady been engaged to at-ttid his business here aiiU he will proba bli attempt to secure his release upon a hjaheas corpus Snow decided yesterday' aftern. sin to eat and succeeded in "making-out a hearty dinner from the food giveiihiiii at the The officers received a telegram this morning that an otlicer had left Providence last night for this city to get Snow. They rei-uested that he be held until the arrival of the NKW i'llli -11 IANS. Dr. I'eyton (' Madison, a graduate of he 1 niversivy of Illinois, and I)r.

W. II. ('. Wallace, a graduate of the Independent Medical college, of Chicago, registered ith the county clerk this morning. 111 ttr Hoi Sheriff l-'ergusou, returned last night from Illinois and Deputy Sheriff Tennaut returned this morning from Indiana.

M.ttlttl SMK I.ll KNSKS. Patrick T. Keiley, E. Kerr, ai. Chicago.

i Harry I). ISabbitt. V'i, Lois i. Zimmermen, Chicago. Vinson H.

Manifold, l. Maud May Itussell, Kden. Ind. Reception to Miss Mack. Nii.es.

A ag. 12. A merry group of girls as.seinbled at the lnme U'rs ,1. ti. l- ran, of 1'ucker street.

Wednesday aftermxm, August 11th. to eojnjy a little tea party giveu by Miss Christine, l-'ranz. in honor of Miss Kmma.Mack-. a former teacher of the Kenton Harbor high school but niw in the iipartment of Public In-' struction at Lansing. The afternoon was all thatL was be desired.

cik1 and no dust, and as the guest's arrived at o'clock they all wore cheerful countenances. The house was beautifully decorated with ferns, a-paratrus, potted plants and cut Mowers. Rev. K. Uahn address'eil the young lad ics In impressive manner.

sul- jcet, "1- rieildship lesel. of Xiles. gave a select reading which was very interesting and full wit. Theguests then entertaiiied theiuslves for an hour in strolling around the lawn playing croquet, and a hammock was at their disposal. At in Miss Kdith Harrison, of Visi- lanti, and Miss Ada Lochinaw, of Berrien.

'nieces Miss I'ranz, announced supper and escorted the guests to the large iliniiig room, leautifully decor ated, here plates were laid for four teen. The table looked lovely in green and white. The supper consisted of five courses and everyt liing was perfection, show- in- Miss Franz skill in the culinary art. After the guests had en joyed the best products of the farm and choicest lainties of the city market, they were presented with confectionery "boxes tilled with choice home-inade confec-- tionery. also containing anil tied with 'whit and g-reen riblxm.

to carry horn-. X. If you have a cough try Brazilian Balm. For sale at all drug stores. Ask for it.

Van wilier, best cigar at Bird's. MILLBURCi. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Wetmore attend ed the soldiers' encampment at I'aw Lake last week A number of our people attended the show in- Ben ton Hartsr last aluruay Dickinson, of Joseph, visited her sister. Mrs. Chas. I'iersall. Saturday and Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. L. A. Hall, of Chicago, visited the latter father, li. W.

Hess, and other relative here the first of the week Fred Bishop crossed the lake Sunday night going to southern lllinoisand Missouri to buy and superintend the pacKing or apples for C. F. Iove, of Chicago J. A. Hess, or itenton uarogr.

ana John Bower, of tlrand Kpids, called on friends here last Sunday A nice solid road is being built through town on Main street, a much needed improvement, i M. Wit-beck has received the appointment of pnvstmaster Mr. J. J. Sturgeon has been having unite a severe conflict with a fire that he put to destroy an old fence weather is delightful Carpenter and little daughter, of Klkhart, returned home yesterday, having spent a week here, the guests of her father.

A. J. Serotield, and other relatives. Aug. 12.

Etc- MAPLE GROVE Mrs. Alva. Kastun spent Tuesday with friends here. A. L.

Dean still, has a house ftill of Chicago boarders Hogue will be our teacher for the next fall term of school There are indications of a large crop of sweet potatoes in this neighborhood Some very. fine strings of fish have been caught in Smith and other lakes in thesurround-enuntrv the past week John fiery A sons are doing ail the threshing around "here. Thev 'eport wheat yielding fair, oats rather light. He -hipped the first apples to Chicago this week. Few other farmer.

wi'. have any for market thi season The Middleton Press, a Pennsylvania paper, says it just I da.ys in few berrv growers in this vicinity have concluded that there is more money in other farm crops firmer win. the gras grow under hs feet expect to make a living at it, while. a few around here growl about, the hard times, there are others who tell us there is money in it, -but vim must get up in the morning. Smoke Columbia cigars: Scents: -TO- AN AUG.

15. of Ch icag: 9:3,0 a. bt. josepn on 1 return about 5 p. m.

TBIP FARE 25c ROUND Under Auspices of Frazell'sBs Don't Go to Alaska i iiiii FOR L) IDOST THE HAWAIIAN BJM is popular nowa-days, but not half so satisfactory as the DELICIOUS ICE CREAM from Lowe Rouse's factory, which is on sale at all ice cream parlors, soda founts and restaurants in this ckv, St. Joseph, Coloma, Paw Paw Lake. Water -vliet, Hartford, Eau Claire and other, places. Any flavor to-order. Prices given for any '-quantity for socials, delivered free of charge.

LOWE All Grox-ers Sell It. Cleans vcrythlng. MADBOSLT BY' TeJr N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY.

fnm is best in MiJ: N. i ROUSU Chleao. fit. Louts, New York. Boaton.

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