The Semi-Weekly Palladium from Benton Harbor, Michigan • Page 3

'vWSxX'" air quite as polite as ihe mail who held an urnbrelli over a du in storm, but I am seliing The Pallcidiuni. Churctiet I'here wUl free HENTIOII. Cferbelie Flour, tor 50 c. 5 lbs BSNToNHARBOR, MAY 7 1895. BeatOQ Harbor and Viciaitf Dighl, Vfith an program in the of the Con grtjgalionai ebnrcb, to which all arc it aa hot as July Suuday Gorbelle Flour, 50 lbs.

for Si. Canal Suid Mr i uces disponed tweuty laree Uia lote frunlmg on llic canal Aud ihe Ime, which were purchased Ihc l'oui baoif Uark, My Houi, receiv tu erect ivarehouaee mg profuse coinphments on lueir ariiB- iieo. Hdgeumhe occupied the Metbtkiist pulpit Sunday ereuiug vn an able and interesting manner. I be subject of Lis discourse was Live is i nriat, To lUe is dbe choir 10 bars Savon Soap for 25c. an 1 bu: Hubhtanl.a.

docks there 26 CiSugarlfor 1 deliver gooda to all parti ot the City tic and beautiful rendering of that selectiou. Rev iieo It. ady continued the sub. ject of the saloon evil in his Sunday evening hermon at the r. church.

In his usual five minute frUit buds into b.ossoin.s, and I i t. he spoke on the Nicaraguan Canal and for iitites the lake shore drive I ode Tom's Cabin at to night Cniversalist picnic concert next Wednesday night at bail. Military drill and gymnastics at the PERSONAL. Capt Rounds la able to be down town again. Mlaa Maud Kowman, of Chicago, is visiting her mother.

A daughter was born April 23 to Mr and Mrs. l.acomb, on Eighth street. Messrs Joseph Tennant and Stephen College have been discontinued for the Curtis, of Eau Claire, were in the city of the school year Friday. The Standard oil people loaded Mrs. Francis Tarant, of llernen barrels on one big rack-car at their Center, visited her friend, Mrs A ot Bouquets, A Hiivcfi lelegraui says: The srui A ettiher has deve.oped llie little Big Four siding Saturday afternoon.

Spencer, Barnes A- Stuart last week shipped a carload of furniture consisting of forty-nine suites to a hotel in New Orleans, Ijouisiana the farms look like huge In the British occupation of program enjoyed by the ladies of feature of the evening service was 2fi ihs. Sugar for ioc aocolored Japan Tea my price 15c and Java Coffee Craam Java Coffee Cracked bround i.ngcr Cloves Cinnamon Auspice Pepper Jaaoo Soap, my price, bars for gauuns Family Lard Dr Baaing Powder i can Dr Prices Baaing Pwdr Ib can CaiUtnet Baking Powder pound can Extract Lemon Ktlract Vauit.a Magic Yeast Yeast Foam gal. N'evr Molaancs, per ga. Bail, per sack XXXX I'oSfee Baradded Cocoanut pound Tl 1 Note a feiA' of my prices these 1 are for cash only. 0 Libby Miace Meat, per pacaage 1 Fluor per sac a 1 Whoie Wheat Flour, per aack A) soLong Brown Soap.

6 bars for 25 ii Santa Claus Soap. 6 bara for 2 li iiKira soap, 6 Wars for zr. ivory bars for 'rj a polio Sun Starch, per package 1 i 8 Corn paoaage .05 i-Oaaaer 1 4 pound package ,09 Rolled Oats, pounds for .25 1 Best Bird Seed, 1 lb. package .05 California Breakfast food, 2 lb. pkf.

.11 41 Rising Sun Stove Polish ,07 Sweet hocolate .0," Highland Creaai, per can .15 i Cracaers per pound .0.5 D'J Caafornia Peaches, 3 lb. can .17 lO Caafornia Apricou, 3 lb. can .17 .03 California t.reeu Plums .17 tioldeu Pumpain, 3 lb. can .10 .35 1 Muetard Sardines .09 I Cottolene .09 2 3 Elastic Starch .09 1 U8I Bu.k Starch .04 .4 4 i Sweet Corn per can .06 .25 i Eng.ish Currents per pound .07 never lieen a prospect for has a fuli sang by the growers are jubi ant Messrs. Fred Vin A ('ady, Ernest Ludlow and leo Warren.

(ro to tt Beard ture Avery biock Sou furni- keep the finest line of ladies' and children 8 hose in the city. H. IlAI.HV MIM.K. Michael An infant son came ta the home of Mr, and Mrs. F.

W. Sessions bunday morning. Mr. and Mrs Amundson are the Victor Hugo, the great French happy parents of a boy weighing thir- writer, was the theme of an interest-1 teen pounds. Roy E.

Uilaon will graduate from the academic department of the Col- 50c uncolored Japan tea. our price lege this year. i Miss (irace Robbias will ride a beau Rob Roy Flour, 50 Rob Roy Flour, 25 lbs. 50c. Savon Soap, 10 bars 25 cts.

Feed 90 cents per 1 Sugar-26 lbs for Note a few of our prices: 00 lbs. $1.00. Troubled ith neuralgia? Try ions rubefacient. At i.owe A Rouse s. Club Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Brookings.

The li.viLi ali tm has entered upon its tenth missed publication Sundays and holidays since the number vvas ihsued May 1, 1 i Tea dust, uur price j.Atm has entered Miss Orace Robbias will ride a beau- Mocha and Java coffee, our price year, having never i tiful alutiiinuui wheel of the Smalley Charm Java coffee, otir price a single day except make, purchased of Mr. J. Sam Wright Colo Rio coffee, our price Cracked Java lu prbie Fruit from Nicaragua Master Frank llara received la.il Saturday from his brother w.i, a fan Barrattin Nicaragua a box containing Mrs. Bobbins In.ured. Wednesday a bunch of bananas and some oranges, While -Mrs P.

Robbins was learn- voca other features will pineapples aim cocoa nuts. Tm. Pal- iag to mount and ride a wheel on Lake refreshments and other features will i.Aim desires to thank Frank I avenue last Saturday evening her ef- make up progra for a generous measure of this delicious forlH were so successful that she 1 he monthly pay roll of six actories Central American fruit from which he templed to ride on across Pipestone at Buchanan employing a tota has lieeu distributing tempting samples i street. Reaching the corner of that among his friends. thoroughfare and Vineyard avenue she i found herself daugerof running into Neil, the tailor, is making tine u-r Land to a fence and so threw out her nana lo grasp the lamp post, which she failed to reach, and fell, her arm being caught tirati Arthur fora location in Tennessee where Enders left last week tJround giug.i jiuwv I he I Ground The l-'niversalist ladies will give a will practice his profession of dentist- Ground picnic concert at hall, on next ry around alisuu Wednesday evening, May Hth.

WHL, stylish spring luils to order cheap. Gn ham block, th rd floor. W. s. HORTON A Pastor Called At a meeting of the Second Baptist lurch Friday evening for the pur pose of ca.ling a pastor.

afU'r services and Mrs Robbins is ascomfort- I participated in by Deacon Madrey and could be expected to-day. i Deacon Moore, Deacon Madrey was beneath the sidewalk, badly dislocating breaking one of the bones of the fore arm. It is a painful hands aggregates $9,250 per month. These facts are submitted by the Buchanan Kecord in denial of the re- that their is Frank dog will bark and bite no more. It snapped a choice morsel out of Fred Alden's leg Saturday night and the city marshal caught the animal Sunday and shot it.

Mr. Alden is quite lame from the etTects of the bite As announced elsewhere, the it. A. F. G.

WARREN AND MILLINER! Mr G. W. Ayers, of Hillsdale, father of Mr. Ray Ayers, has located in Ben ton Harbor and will move his family here soon. Cards have been issued annotincin'g the marriage of Miss Florine Spink, of Spring Bluff, and John F.

Keogh, of Chicago, May ir.th. Mr. Merritt Nlehols, an old resident of Pipestone township, who recently moved to Benton Harbor, is very ill at his home on Columbus avenue. Miss Mabel Clyborne, of Fair Plain, who is teaching school near Dowagiac, is at home. Her sister, Miss Lulu, who has been ill for some much better, Mrs.

Samuel Edgcumba and children have gone to Morrice, Shiawasse coun- UM Libby Mince Meat, per packaga, I ifrabau tiuur, per sack i'rf Wnoifc w'lieat hour, per sack, ub Ijocg brown soap, bars for 3b Cisufe soap, bars for ik Kirk Savon soap, 6 bars for 24 ivory soap, 6 bars for lb i Sapolio, 1 bun gicBo starch, package. 1 Corn starch, package, Is 'Juaucroais, 2 pound package, iround aiisp ce Ruijea oats, 7 pounds for Ground peppci Best biro seed, I poundpackaga (These are the same sr t- so'd by California breakfast food, two anyone at these bgures, but tiiey pound pacsage are not the best. Rising Sun stove polish, Jaxon soap, our price 7 bars 35 Sweet chocolate Highland cream, per can, Family lard Riverside corn, per can, Dr. Price baking powder, 1 ib caa .40 Crackers, per pound O. K.

22 California peaches, 3 ib 24 Lauiornia peacnes, 3 1 can. Calumet Haking Po wder, pouu 10 California apricots, 3 ib can, 1 pound can bakmg poi.a 15 green (iage piuma 10 niltiinkins .3 Ib can elected moderator. After the modera i committee decided to issue a call tor stated the purpose of the meeting iints up. s5 Chaa. Carlson, through the papers asking all fraternal the Rev.

Dr. EJwin S. Hatton, of Dal- Harbor green houses, Morton to turn out with them, on las, Tesaa, was unanimously elected memorial day, instead of sending out pastor of the church and will begin his labors to-morrow, as announced else- I Chancery Sales. various orders and societies will please where. The Baroda milling property owned by Puiaam Brothers was sold in chan i fviU of kerosene last Saturday.

Dr eery by Circuit Court Commissioner! Bastar was called and the little fellow is now out of danger. Mrs. E. Constable, of Erie, was here Friday enroute to Coloma to visit her sister, Mrs. A.

S. Miller. She Go to the Chicago afe for your home made baked g-oods. iHir salt rising oread hao no ty, to join Rev. Edgcuinbe, who is to turn out on memorial day, in.tead ol acndlng out; written invitations.

Officers of the; Little Clifford Ludwig, two years old, drank the contents of a cup half Hansen BI ock i i 6 East Mich. rr New Spring Dress Goods All wool serge, novelty Another Party to Search for the Chicora. Mr. Fred Miner, of baugaluck.was in the city Monday and J. Graham completed arrangements ith him to organize another party to bearch for the sunken hull of the Chicora.

Mr Miner will employ two tugs and dragging apparatus and will drag the hot tom of the lake between Saugaluek and the most northerly point above cerv Oy A-irCUii. 1 i. 5 Kenedy lb, court house to lookiug (or orruer of eetisfy a cluim of 80.IKO held by the onougb mlereeted Sunday eehool. apital ituildiUK and I.oan A.eociatlon io loan hie tvbeei to a care ui man ac oflietroit, wbobfd oiV the property cuetomed to vided, institute and conduct a Sunday atSi.cOO; the Uchool at Riverside through the sum- will return to visit her relatives a Commissioner Kennedy sold at the; friends here and remain about a moc i court house to day a house and lot on mer Cedar street in BenUm Harbor on a The April number of Cbir 1 on the property given by the moDtbly published nd friends here and remain about a mouth in this vicinity. Mrs.

J. Dickinson and her daughUir from Chicago Sout'n Haven that has been reached by the searching parly already engaged Burkhard Bros Bl. Joseph in that vicinity. The new party will agents for the ilUportod pAtt 6 rD 8 I 16 WAbIi probably begin within a few Ubnci, ginghams, prints, ducks, Chas' A and Nancy A. Ireland toChas and edited by Master J.

Stanley Baley, i Florence came over Slattery. The property was bid off I has just been issued. Among other Wednesday mojming auu 4 byMarU $905. i bright things there is Glimpse of i the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Geo.

Extract lemon vauilia Ycasi, Magic, Golden syrup, pe. gi New Grlcaub Salt, per sack XXXX coffee Shredded Cocoanut, pound, in bulk 10 Goideu pumpkins 3 lb can in mustard large size .06 uuaccaron package .03 Cottolene, .35 Hlastlc Starch, .35 Bu.k Staren, ,03 Hams, .28 I Sait Fork, Sweet Corn, per can, .16 waax, 12nglibh Stemmed Currants, per lb. .01 We are still (jur patrons Souvenir Fict Chicora with of the men who were lost. aon. We are away to our customers and patrons the Columbian Cyclopedia and Metal-Back Album, where accounts are settled in thirty days.

Ask foi trade receipts. I Southern in a letter from Mary 1 Dickinson, Dr, Stanley Dickinson will E. Lewis and a poem entitled remain at the medical college. 813 West I Daisy" contributed by Mrs. F.

A. dimities, lace curtaius and laces. You shouldeeeour Harrison street, until the summer vacation. Mr. Don M.

Cushman, of Gold water, NEW SPRING CAPES, KID and SILK GLOVES. They are up to date. Millinery, Millinery, Beautiful Spring. Ice cream made from pure sweet Woodruff. days, and both expeditions will con cream and fruit juice ffavors served at! tlnue the search, in hich there are no Chicago Cafe.

Fpright piano, comparatively new gave us a pleasant call in com new deve'-opments. friend Dr. Freemyer I The Minstrels. lot near tue city Address care If you have any secend hand goods Gorton's New orlean.s Minstrels gave this office or post office bo-v 1413. a good entertainment before a very and see that silk small audience at Yore's Friday ever, i at H.

Universalisi Picnic Concert. ing. The program cunsiated of hand to sell bend for Bradford, at M. Joseph He will pay you ca.sh. with bis friend Mr.

Cushman was a member of the old Loomis battery in the army in years agone and he wears the bronze button MORROW mm Selling Groceries as low as anybody. NEW SILKS Song with banjj accorapaniment- Bert VVinsmw. Morrow. Song. In the Cherry Tree Sw R.

A Kneeland. to vou Impersonation by Vonna ilzgerald Yo.r h.l or liep.rfm.ni: -Nerer i Sonir-Kvelpn we are desirous (T.at you a handsome as now We Have the I Mandolin In was tae of ctnors deci prices are way down Gur stocM vou tiud in la.gcr ciirieo, that denotes a true veteran. I Stoves, furniture and second-hand rr.i.r ri.tnrnAd home There will be a picnic concert at Con- ubual jokes and msnstre.l songs, goods bought and sold at my store on i key hall given by the niversalibt of which were pleasing, but the most, street. Call and see the after a beneficial sojourn at the mineral ladies next Wednesday evening. May succe.siul part was the amusing musi- bargains.

Hoom.xss. springs of West Baden, Ind. looking ------'7- LompL; Krad the b.ajo i Tba le.far Each Jay New ratterns, New Weaves, New as liowers burst into view over night in a June the prices altvays a little less than others. You Shall Ideas taki F. G.

Warren. Busy Bargain Store. SPECIAL NOTICES. or MISCKLLASK0U8. emti D'li bis.

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irrv-fU rmteu SU.W-.. liaml to (LG- I til stri Citlcago Mandolin Trio-Misa Wright. Miss Robbins and Mr Ludlow. Fan drill from the opera and the Beast' Barnard (Haves, Robbins, Wright, Fawcett, and Hudson and Mrs. Flournoy.

orchestra will furnish music and there will be the social time after the concert, with ice cream and cake. Admission io encores Fred Alberts, the banjo solo-; 4 serious luness ue w.ii uc tu ist was a tine artist, and his selections Consul Thos, O'Hara has been received Methodist services herc- were played with rare skill and beauti- i by Dr. Freemyer: with the assistance of Dr. Geo. J.

ful The clog dancing was also Cp to this time I have managed to cumbe. who will probably conduct band e.xcelLt. o- the two regular services each oppressive between 11 and 3, but the i Sunday. i thermometer seldom registers more Mr. Thomas F.

King, manager of the than or 90 degrees. I used to think pickle works in this city, has that a man who would carry an um- i from Holly, where he brella when It raining was clined to be a dude, but down here it was called by te'egram announcing tne death of his sou Russell, a young man who has been an invalid. Through an unfortunate misdirection of the tele gram Mr. King did not receive it in time to reach Holly until after the burial of hi.s son. He is preparing to Of the coming FashionB for by looking through the DU ESS OOODb SiUOK.

The real EASHION- ABLE the Dress Goods counters, laden witt importations from the I rent artihts of and America. Archie McF.hinny, the piano tuner, will be in Benton Harbor 10th. and will remain a few Orders may be left at Lowe Rouse's store. Ladies, we have the latest styles in millinerv. Call and see us.

Friccs to H. D.Xl.KVMrLK. Business The season brings Charles A. II OTt 11.r« -f land tu let shart's. WAS It MlSVhLLASKUl'S- i All pa 1 ly W.in!-- 6 1.

pay 'if ly rauh f'T a ow all or L. til 1 ri' I a 1 7 I iiitial he low. Wi, i' Si 1 oz.i O' Oirtleld In- Imnbar at is the jiroper caper. The nights are much longer than our summer nights at home. They are delightfully cool, however, and all in I believe that 1 feel more comfortable and enjoy myself more at night than in the day time.

iiicwiiuu oiir communication vyith the outside nf Jackson to the front with an array of good. We have a tele- Finest and largest Mipnlies calculated to make every fish line connecting us with Connto bedding Plants in the twoo i on the Facitic. but for 50 miles it runs from cents a up I crman Uhrough a dense jungle and frequently always best and chcapcHt at has. Jackson's new advertisement. 1 the line is out of repair for weeks at a Benton Harbor green Messrs.

Andrew M. and Edwin I tinjg, (lur mails are irregular I have bill. Spink have formed a copartnership in seen an American newspaper of Fell Into a Ravine. the real estate and fire insurance bufti-i later date than an ness and will be found in Jones may bedisappoin- her bicycle Sonner block. They vria have an ted Write to me.

It does one good to ishe was wheeling along the onipjoyluent bureau in connection with 1 hear from his friends. It is the next best thing to seeing them. Regards to all. Chicago Cafe furnishes celebrated ice cream in any Black Dress Goods Fresh styiee liPHped on the couiiterg yesterday, like the com- biug of inky Uowg. Prices from to $3.00 per yard.

New Wasli Dress Goods Dept, THE LARGEST I.N WESTERN IVBCHIGAN, move his family from Holly to Benton Harbor. Circle No. 6 of the Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopxi church are plan ning an excursion to Chicago for soim future date. Mrs, Laura Kuired bad while riiiing Sunday east side of Pipestone street and on lines of work. reaching the end of the steep ravine, oppotuie the home of Mr.

Peter Hansen. which cuts the bluff at that place and juts ont into the road, she attempted to tjt -V. A Scott bus calls for and .1 oalhwEV wlucb delivers paBscngers to all of the qnonlh ialcr, follow the narrow pathway warn Bus will call at all trains night i tl.e C'J end of the boUow, Her wheel proba-; If Consul comes home in June his family will probably accompany him on his return to Nicaragua a Slate at Hotel Benton. TO HEST. n' uyrldiht all at 1 vr -1 r- 1 1 r-irit it ri.

ad VI r' H.if i V- a fwna urtb. biy struck the sandy road beside the Recognized the Man path as it became unmanageable and a year ago a man named Ed. she fell 'vitb it into the brush and other i a barrel of cider at Paw refuse that filis the upper end of the though he was subsequently ravine. This did not break her jjg bis escape and has however, and clinging to er I badly wanted ever since Mar- whee' roimd on down to the but- i tom of the biutr she was so un fortunate to -trike a tree, reeeiv ng a severe cut in ih- middle of her re head, Mr. 1 Kyle H.r^w r-n, Kimbaii lakes packages and in i to and from St at re T9.T,:;;''‘Lt,T.'nDff,;;.'-,,,3u"dr.t» rul.pm.n.

ou. r.r,4 (1 Nearly every -me rt quires a iVri ax i mood ue.iicin- in the -prmg I here Fomys 50C. txar ty l-o shal who is gifted with a spe lal taeully for remembering faces the fellow on the street Si uriay afternoon and arrested him and cers came from Paw Paw Sunday and took back tbeir man. Be Rure and see the at Burkhard Bros St Joseph, before you purchase a wheel. drills to let While Stockton, some time ago, Thos.

F. I.angan, of Los Banos, that State, was taken very severely with cramps and diarrhoea. He chanced to meet Mr. C. M.

Carter, who was siin ilarly afflicted He says: told him of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and rhoea Remedy, and we went to the Holden drug store and procured a hot tie of it. It gave Mr Carter prompt relief and I can vouch for its having cured For sale by Lowe A Rouse, druggists. A i Uouse. Seed for sale and Boahui 8 feed store. at ind- I ohluF 1 Ii M.

1 I rri -i 1 ir ai.il Tyvo Thousand Acres of 1 lAitnessed the Search. I Jer and family, of I'hree I five and one hun- df Saturday to persons took advantage of the oinday w.tu Mr. Jerue siRter Mrs on the steamer City of Chicago Sunday to visit the Chicora searching groumis at South Haven The boat Bicycle Notes. Messrs Poundstone, Simons and Hollis rode to New Buffalo and back on their wheels Sunday. The bicycle track on Territorial street 18 hardening down to a fine course.

It has proved a great blessing both for the wheelsman and the pedestrians. )T Ht M-- t.MALt rk ir ivier 1 vl -n ra l'C wu, a TG itf lindi A ru oF aied my ,1 4 ,.1 nier'-sts 'Ut A 4 sa rny jr i 4 u'f'g pr s'-Mter. Mrs Mr Jerue was succehs year, when t. nf that escuient i ao-ex ground, that p.ant twenty gilt bages in that IS into an nne i.iir--.rf*d In a.i. Kx ue over ne gnborho nn a- ne -n 4 th- I an I 0 three to -ur ATarren express leaves Adams ex press office for St.

Joseph et 10 a and 2 p. in. left Benton Harbor at and St. Joseph 8 1 o'ciock, returning about 4 in Die afternoon. The lake was smooth am! the trip very enj put ante I I'f) I iiid 'arm HELP a 4 ive f-jrther Rouse snus's -wood house me r.u i A da' heav! 81 and .4 a 'in ty Friday even.ng Vlayl PI on the ra --I'g -ah' age a --a a of a r.

a h. from Ihr t.o a men eR at' in Tane your linen to the City Steam ndry ar have it done up in a first 1 ASS tnanner Van ts aad cesspools meaned, rub ,1 al; ainds removed on snort an 1 at reasonable Leave at f'nas Conney grocery baoo Evcursioa of the F. g'Pf ne boarded the ex iirsion tram at Benton bound for Grand Rapids Sun- morning This was the first Sun lav ra ex irsmn the season aa i was pleasant mecess 'Gar for people started St Musi Disclose the Gold Cure. Leavkn'WOKTH, Kas May 2 Myers, of the district court, a very important order affecting the rights of Dr f.eslie Keeley. W.

of sued Dr. Keeley for 10 damages, the petition recit ing that plaintiff has been made a wreck of tbe gold Judge Myers rules that Dr Keeiey must make known the ingred lentfi of his bichloride of gold com pound, holding that the cure is not a property right nor trade secret that is unprotected by a patent, Veen more than two and that there is nothing to prevent Dr Keeley testifying and that he must tell what is Attention. Citizens of Benton Harbor. We wish to call the attention of oui citizens to the fact that Memorial Daj is near at hand; when again the graves will be decorated with flowers, of those who have been mustered out by the Great Commander They no longer hear the drum beat nor the bugle ca but the flag they loved so well wih again float over their earthly mounds. We hereby invite all fraternal and patriotic organizations to turn out with us on May 30th at 1:30 p.

m. We give this invitation early so that all societies may have ample time to make arrangements for the occa.sion, and orders Wi.o turn out will pleasv notify the marshal of the day, name will be announced later, in ordei that you may be assigned a proper place in the line. take this method of inviting every one to turn out with us who loves their country and the flag, instead of sending invitations under seal of lodge as we have done heretofore; we claim that Memorial Day does not belong to the lirand Army members alone, but belongs to all loyal citizens. Where is there a family who has not a friend or some near relative who took part in the war Therefore we would urge you again to turn out with us every one, and especially would we like to see all lodges turn out yo a body. 3 ome if you can only muster a dozen members.

We also invite those of our sister cit 8 t. Joseph citizens as well as all and especially the Post, the S. and the L. A. S.

to be with us ohn kll Memorial committee L. kyon knnin All the etty mixed Silk aik I Idneii and Cotton, Wot'fm and Friated. Netor Bucii a jungle of styles, Rueh a tropical ricdiDesR V'aiiety. We have more five hundred disiiict sty Us in -30 nC'W styles in uveuii Wove 44 styles Ifisli Dimities, 20 styles Mousseline. Cxim- plcte range is from 5c to a yard, and the variety is almost as great at any of the dozen or so of price steps.

hundred dis inct styU8 in VS'ash Fancies. -30 nC'W es in Japonetto, dO imw atyles Zephyrs, 190 styles euile Zephyrs, 5L) styles Gingham, 95 styles ven Ducks, 3-' styles Novelty Ginghams, 75 i i.l<l ..1 Kindly shop early and avoid the afternoon crowds. Always the best goods for the money. miS POUND. I I 2 EAST STRFET.

BENTON HARBOR CANNEL COAL, (Mined in Kentucky) Is the best known find for grate or open tires. It does not soil the hands and is as much at home in the best room in the house as any otlpT piece of furniture. TRY IT. We keep It in stock. also have the Camp Creek A good coal at a less figure, BENTON Cannel FUEL CO.

City of Chicago-Oaiiy Round Trips Commeuciug May 5th the sleaiiiei City of Chicago will leave Benton tKjr and St. Joseph every evening cept Saturday, and leave at noon daily exceptSalurday and On Saturday leave hieago at 1 0 Fare including bfrth This fare and time scheduie wu tinuei force untii June Hdh okv HAVf A okton Tlt.ftX-* Co. Office Graham Morton Htii'ding epbone $60 given away Ha A Sat I day. June Ticket with i chase Hotiftsssid i family shou without arrhi' i and oUc safe and will five instant relief Prie and 50e. A Rouse 1 A Slid Commencing Sunday, May that Dr.

Clay steamer Puritan wili ieave HenGm Mar seems to he getting huf at 0 and St Joseph at 10 i get wel; I ill ni da'ily except Saturday. Retnrnmg lea Clark street bridge, bffago, at Joseph, and try. la clock noon daily except Sunday Chicago at mid- light Saturday Fare 50 choice 50 to let eV Seed for feed! atxjre. appetite. ambition, 'o Rl in ex' 5 can be recovere-f aplendid Ji 4 Benton Harbiw.

l.urgp axs'Ttment on hand- Have seen the CJ zzer Special. ugh grade They are at or jfceCo. HT ftraal. the.