Benton Harbor Evening News (Newspaper) - November 7, 1896, Benton Harbor, Michigan 844. BENTON NOVEMBER 7, 1896. Urm GUNS Md RIFLES of SHOT kinds Xoy Benton that I keep all kinds of fishing and sporting goods cm hand and I will not by any dealer in Southwestern winchester Repeating Rifles all aliet at 910, and 914 the old and new models Quackenbush and other Target One Rifle second-hand at 97, one Single Shot at 96, Spencer Shot 8 shot at 9l7, and I nave Double Barrel Breech Loading Shot Guns both 10 and 12 at 98, 911 and 12 Single both new and at 95,96 ana Loading Shot Guns at the lowest one Repeating Shot Gun second-hand at 910. Paper Shells 10, 12 and 16 a leader at 35 cents per that in your A full and line of Winehester rifle at winning 26 different aliM of revolver B and Laflin shot rifle and blasting smokeless powder for shot guns and loaded and shot and bar tools for rifles and shot shot gun cartridge bellM und shell hunting vests and bags and belts for power flasks and shot and duck snot cun loaded with smokeless bowie knives and knives for pasteboard and felt water proof and gun all kinds of new and second-hand leaders are 32 center tire at II center iire at These guns are of the bull dog and they are all right and I am soiling today the 32 and 38 center fire both blue and nickle 5 and U shot handle ritle fluted breakdown shell 4i Inch barrel Smith and Wesston pattern for 93 and how is that for a on Holsters for revolvers and for guns and dark lanterns for coon hunters and the Morehouse traiM for and iron Foot balls all kinds and sling billies and dog collars and Nov 1st I will pay the best market price for all kinds of raw furs and remember that I loan money on all kinds of and that I grain sack full of WATCHES of all solid gold guitars and violins at one-third first Trading men look over my watch stock I can always stock you up on I have dealt in hunting and goods for 19 years in I buy than any other dealer and 1 will not be A. in Almost m People Are Having Lots of Fun Out of the Result of the BOYER BET JUST TWO She Enjoyed a Down the Main Street of the Nov. 6.More foolish election bets were made here than in any other village in and the paying off of these wagers is now furnishing no end of amusement for our the presence of a large crowd of tt between Miss Ella Boyer and Lowell Guy was Miss Boyer was the winner and gaily decked out in the national colors she looked her Seated on the she carried aloft a huge republican and amid the cheers of the crowd she was wheeled from the corner of Church and st reets down Paw Paw street to the West Michigan The distance was Miss Boyer is one of our most young and the young man not an adept with wheelbarrows was sorry that he bet half the distance wiis Maude another fair McKinley had a similar bet with Mr. and she has demanded that the account liquidated but Lowell he will buy her ofT with a 1h.\ of a pair of gloves or Cooley and also made a on The loser was to wade down the Paw river from Watervliet to It has declared otr on of a physical movement is on foot to extend the tracks of the lake railway from their terminus to shores and forest covered hills known us the Williams tract on the north side of the This will probably Ixi early has of Dr. the lot on southwest Churcn and Center streets in this where the brick drug store which was last Kramer will erect a business and Party Having J. D. Puterbaugh received a letter from her husband this who is with a hunting party in the northern part of the state announcing the fact that they had killed two deer and were still on the war He says the weather has been so warm that they could hunt with their coats GOLD Will Proceed to Reorganize In Nov. 7.~The national democratic committee will meet here in a few days to effect a thorough will have possession of the old party name and It will be made a organization and will cut loose from all alliances with populists and will 1k3 pushed into every county in this state and will make its first appearance in the state judicial election next PRAY FOR tHe for mere but to beautify her All old and feel a secret gratification they know that all defections of the skin are We sell the finest line of face will pay the ladies to have in worth of fine Writing and in Also a line line of and We are selling above goods at in and examine my it will J. J. Physician and Surgeon and Water Benton of the Congregational Church Observe Next Y. P. S. C. E. of the Congregational chundi will observe a week of prayer for with a sunrise prayer meeting at 6:30 tomorrow morning at the church Miss At the C. E. meeting p. m. a program will be rendered as devotional That Led Up to the A. 1. notes from the Washington Mrs. E. notes from the closing cordial is given to especially to the other young Consoles and Counsels the Defeated Army of Silver Workers and IS NOT NEEDS place to buy is at corner of and Britain Orders called and meat delivered to any part of the S. LA H. Van Camp Entertained His Republican Friends Last pleasant farm home of H. Van Camp was the scene of a jolly party last in the evening thirty-two business njen of this city drove to Mr. Van home te hold a sort of election and naturally the majority of the throng were There was one C. and a great deal of was had at fine was served and several of ended the Ann is slightly Mrs. H. L. Hall went to Chicogo last 11. Hicknell lies very ill at his lumie on E. of Kansas is in tuwn on W. was taken sick last but Is A. from a to Hartford 11. Frazell is receiving lier new line of holiday of Grand visiting friends in the and Mrs. Marcus Vincent returned to their home in Chicago 1j. O. Chatfield who is critically ill was taken worse last night and continues very low Livesay will her dancing at hall next Monday A cordial invitation is extended to all her friends and N. Moore of is in the city having his eye treated by Dr. Mr. met with quite a painful about two weeks ago hy having a piec of steel enter his The St eel has lieen but the eye is in a very Seems to Be County Headquarters for Nov. 7.Ernest is a lie is also an honest man and therefore until last night that other folks were somewhat night he attended a hiving of the in this leaving his horse safely tied to a near the After the lodge was adjourned the was still in but the horse was not in stole the whole outfit and at the hour of writing this dispatch no trace of the villian or villians hiis is enterprising in more ways than Two midnight liave and were now follows a more daring of lawlessness and Mr. Is the Coloma detective union and it was organized to a terror to horse NEW K. Nold 6c AND WHEAT AND WHOLE WHEAT Livesay will open her dancing at hall Monday Nov. No announcements have lieen sent out but a cordial invitation is extended to all friends and The standard dances from the city dancing schools will be Lesson hours 7 to assembly 9 to 12. M. C. A. Took Possession of Them Christian of their new in Thk building yesterday and will hold their meeting in their new rooms not yet furnished and it will Isi days the will thrown to the public for general association the rooms will lie as to the needs of an as any in The office is at the front of the in a long hall where the stairs enters the floor from can see everyone enters the From tlie hall there Is direct entrance to the reading the the game the luith room and the reading room is in the northwest corner of the and has an excellent Hack of this room by folding is the and another pair of folding doors shut of the game room the When desired these three rooms can Ikj thrown into next room to the rear of the is the bath which is one of exceptional with ample room for the lockers of the besides a large and fine tub and a shower and the entire rear of the building extends the which will be used also for an auditorium on Sunday it will a seating of various with the exception of the gymnasium is by steam from tiie large in Thk N KWS Water for the is also heated in the same The rooms are all by of the rooms was planned Dr. who has Imd a wide experience in association and safety are the watchwords of the One Minute Cough Cure safely and never and colds are by it. H. L. uf Art League will meet with Mrs. Wallace of November 11 at 7:30 p. m. All the are urged to be present this being the first literary meeting of the league to to with the Cause of Independent Will Succeed In 1 900. Nov. 7.W. J. Bryan has given out the following address to the bimetallists of the that millions of loyal hearts are saddened by temporary I beg to offer a word of hope and No cause ever had more earnest and devoted than those who have espoused the cause of They have fought from and have fought with all the zeal which conviction Events will prove whether they are right or Having done their duty as they saw they have nothing to republican candidate has heralded as the advance agent of If his policies bring real to the American people those who opposed him will share in that on the his prove an injury to tlie people those of his who do not lielong to the or to the privileged will suffer in common with those who opposed The friends of bimetallism have not they have simply They that tlie gold is a conspiracy of the against the welfare of the human and until convinced of their error they will continue warfare against contest has been waged t his year under great embarrassments and against great For the first time during this generation public attention has centered tiie money question as the paramount and this has lieen done in spite of all the part of to prevent it. Tlie republican convention held out the delusive 1ioih> of international while republican leaders secretly for gold Gold standard democrats have publicly advocated tiie of the while they secretly for the of the republican Tlie trusts and tried to a fear of lawlessness while they have been defying the and American have that they were the custodians of national honor while were bartering away i financial in spite the efforts of the administration and its in spite of tiie of at home and in spite of the practiced bv and in spite of trusts and in spite of an enormous republican campaign and in spite of the influence of a daily has almost triumphed in its first great loss of a few and a very small has bimetallism for the but bimetallism emerges from the contest stronger than it was four months desire to commend the work of I lie three national committees which have joined in the of this between of distinct is always but it has Iteen less so this year than in a common cause of great importance ha friction to a 1 hereby express my gratitude the individual as well as tlu executive of the national committee of the ami silver parties for their untiring and They havi laui the foundation for and will lie as pioneers when victory is at last or friend need grieve of my My ambition has to immediate legislation rather than to enjoy the of brings to me no feeling of personal for the wife who lias shared my as well as for I desire to say we have amply repaid for all that we have the love of millions of our fellow so kindly in knowledge gained by contact the and in broadened we find full for efforts we have imt Our have been touched by the devotion of friends and our lives shall prove our appreciation of the tlie face of an enemy rejoicing in its let the roll be called for the engagement and urge all friends of bimetallism to renew their allegiance to the If we are as i we we shall yet Until convinced of his let advocate of continue the all silver retain their bold regular meetings and circulate Our have succeeded in this and must now put their theories to the test. Instead of talking about and honest they roust now and defend a Every step token by them bo publicly by the silver Our cause bap prospered most where the bw year arrives international bimetallism will cease to before that year arrives those who have called themselves will become bimetallists and be with or they will become and thus before that year arrives trusts will have convinced still more that a trust is a menace to private welfare and to public that year arrives the evils of a gold standard will be even more evident than they are and the then ready to demand an American financial policy for the American will loin with us in the immediate restoration of the free and coinage of gold and silver at the present legal ratio of 16 to 1 without waiting for the aid or consent of any other W. J. I. Jarvis Thinks the Republicans Deliver the Goods LIKE TO RUN A QUIET George B. Simons Entertained the Aid Aid of the Baptist church were very pleasantly entertained last evening by Mrs. George B. Simons at the corner and Simons was presented a silk slumber rolje Mrs. F. F. Snow who had madic the beautiful The was to by Rev. George H. Simons in his usual pleasant and nt Nov. 7.A valuable a and other carriage ture were stolen from Carl buggy in village last The fact that lie put his horse in the stable saved him the pleasure of walking to his home in 7..fosiah one of the oldest residents of died here this morning aged nearly GOOD J. Brown Makes a Special Offer for Two Hours J. Bl own had such a heavy run on butter today that he has entirely out and ill order to give his regular patrons and others were unable to attend tiie sale today a chance at the low prices has decided to make the following low prices from 7 until 9 this These goods are No. 1. the prices quoted are ual 7 to this evening we will cut county full cream cheese at per also sell yeast size laundry bluing PUEBLO iw Pueblo hulian women are often very pretty as and some of them make stately young writes Hamlin Garland in Home Joar work in groups of tlin c or whitewashing weaving or painting seem to have a good to chatter and their smiling fares are very have most excellent white Their ceremonial dress is very the costume of the and All burdens are by the of Isleta and Laguna upon the and they in a carriage even late in The old women of on the are tent and down They cany burdens on their backs slung in Tho girls of light cloth over their Spanish fashion and manage it with fine grace and everyday dress of the Hopi consists of a sort of which is wrapped around tho hips and fastened with a a of the blan or wolf this a sort of sleeveless partly covers Their hair is carefully but is worn in an ungraceful mode 1^ soino of the Tim women of Hano out the hair in front square about to the line of the while back hair is into a sort of Tiie front hair hangs down over the often one The unmarried women in wear their hair in a strange They coil it into two big disks just above their intent being to their youth and promise by imitating the the matrons correspond dress their hair to symbolise the ripened ' Bumu of maidens aro wonderfully Japanese in school at hall every Tuesday evening at 8 from lb to music in hacking cough is not only annoying to is dangerous to the person who has it. Minute Cough will quickly put an end to it. 1.. good digestion wait on appetite on Use Gold Medal good Defeated Sliver Candidate for Congress Talks of the I. tho this who was defeated for congress at has not changed his mind in regard to free He believes that tho prosperity is promised cannot delivered under tho gold standard and that in perhaps two certainly in four a free silver congress will be an inquiry made by The News as to his future Ust Mr. Jarvis shall rest for a few What I shall do after that 1 do not When 1 consider the personal fight that was made my candidacy and see the way the old republican has been slashed by the returns feel I have not to back in tho shoe manufacturing business with my as the business is not large enough for I have some thought of going into the in which line 1 had some profitable years ago Van Buren 1 should like to keep the issue of silver before tho people of this the fall to give the country the prosperity it is safe to predict that Hamilton will run against Mr. again in two good story is told of Judge W. a prominent lawyer of Onoe during a visit to St. Louis he had attack of Ho sought office and was met by a man who was scrupulously and The latter bowed Restored Money is the time to buy your Fall and Winter Wearing Over- Winter Etc. Sizes always tho judge believe yon profess to be able to extract teeth without was tho if I don't do it I'll refund your The was seated in the operating and the last thing he bors was the dentist inserting a small in his He got a dose of gas and became When he came the yonng man was under a his erstwhile spotless shirt and collar covered with blood and his clothes torn almost beyond Ho desperately waving the judge saying all the out of Get oat of seemed very to have tho get but he couldn't be induced to leave his retreat under tho yonng the asked the who understand the in done I'm willing to pay for yonng man obtruded head for a about at the demolished furniture and his own sorry wavered for u moment and then You get out of seemed that the under the influence of the had cleaned out tho and the get the tooth Presidential a great but at pur we are busy meats and which are the utmost ii ance to the meats are best quality it prices ds low if not than those of J a wc are convinced we can please member we are headquarters for last but not that article of J. the Higbee ladies of the M. church will hold their third annual Chrysanthemum Fair at hall Wednesday November 11. fine chrysanthemums will on An dinner will be served from A until H. The following Is the of Chicken French baked white brown Delmonico pumpkin mince spiced assorted black tea and The public is cordially SELL THE MOST GOODS fOH TME Dr. SM mother knows the trouble and worry that a sleeping child causes bj kicking off the night dresa and bed The sleeping have tho approval of overy mother who has the health of her child at and where is there one who has not? are made of a knit smooth and son to the and finished with an improved moccasin foot and that can be drawn down over the Prices range from 00c according to Ask to will offer 50 doz. Hemstitched Initial flue any one Qc large size choice at lOo Black Cotton Hose at Tc bars Anne Soap for 25c. 10 bars Calumet 25c. 12 bars Globe Soap for 25c. 12 Soap for 25c. we open a new furniture store in the White foot of Brunson Bee us for tine artistic furniture and low W. YORK and this department we have added many new and from novelty Beavers and thing shown in styles and Stylish garments at half Lot 1,12 all wool Bouele 15 Heavy Beaver Jackets at 14.1^*, Lot 3, 12 Hm at Under one of our chief Some Vests and Drawers at 49, 69 and 86e; and Drawers at 24 and and Cf Vests and at lU and 24o; and 25e; Men's Sanitary Natural He 48c; Hair heavy Shirts double front and 48c. Department la always in Men's
