Weekly Palladium, The (Newspaper) - June 6, 1890, Benton Harbor, Michigan The BENTOK f Benton Harbor and Our Wool Wool is moving freely at 20 to 23 centa for medium and 16 to 17 for fine Haying tour buyers Thom and should be the io and growers can rely oa receiving the highest market is also baying at South Grand Ean Berrien Springs and Naw Buffalo and will pay the highest prices at those A Cloak A cloak manufacturing firm has recently established a branch factory engaging a house on Elm street for the and has already set a num ber of at work making ladies The factory is in charge of w ho expects to give em ploy mont to forty including some but mostly in the making of cloaks for the fall This which will prove a good thing for our cornea here at instance of ieo of the New York One Price whose efforts were some time ago in the new enterprise with the success above The Herbert the assist ed by the two gave quite an inter esting entertainment to a audi ence at Yores opera house Monday even appears to possess ex ability ua a although successful with all The usual program employed by other hypnotists is used by which consists in making the subject forget hia sing and dance and im sorts of impossible to the infinite delight of the As a reader Miss Helen Van is one of the best ever seen here and her feats of are remarkable and aston the is ex in his line and furnishes a num of interesting feats of magic and voice throwing that help out the program in a pleasing The entertainment will be repeated tonight and even night this an indigent and aged resident of died May Johnson has gone to Anderson to spend several Will Chapman went to Shelby Saturday for a short visit to relatives and Walter Browne has ted a posi tion in the carpet department of Mar shall Field A Rowe is able to be out again after weeks severe which di vested his stalwart frame of about twelve pounds of Bliss Addie who has been teaching the closed her school work last and re turned home John Van Duersen is to ba mar ried io Chicago Will Van went over on the Puritan to and her husband goes tonight the who has been in poor health for some continues to grow He is BOW and is advised by his physician to remain there there is ii change for the Excursion The railway will sell sion tickets during the ensuing two months as follows Musical June 9 and of two cents per mile each tickets good from June 9 to 11 in Musical Grand June 12 and of two per mile each way tickets good from June 12 to W Convention Christian Endeavor Soci June 12 to one lowest first fare tickets good f com June 10 to 17 RaUnion Sons of June of two cents per each way tickets good from June 30 to July 5 National Association of Music Teach July 1 to of two cents per mile each way tickets good from June 30 to July 5 Annual meeting and Bay during and three cents per round mile tickets sold July 1lto limited to re August State Prohibition July 29 to two centa per mile each way tickets good from July 29 to Just as sure ua weather there will bs more or less bowel trouble ia this Every and es ought to have some re liable hand for instant cuse it is A 25 or 50 cent bottle of Cholera and Di is just yon ought all that yon would oven for the most severe and Ct is the the most successful and is to For sale by Bell Impressive Services at Yores Opera by The regular morning services at the Baptist and Congregational churches were dispensed with on Snn the pastors and congregations unit ing io a memorial held at Yores opera under the auspices of Thomas The members of tha Bichard and the Ladies Belief met at Grand Army hall and marched to the opera house in a The regulation uniforms and memorial badges were worn by the vet erans and Sons in honor of the There was a large nearly all the seats below and some in the bal cony being Homer Foster presided at the piano and led the The exercises opened with singing by the congregation and prayer by The choir sang an priate anthem and Patterson read the scripture lesson Brews ter offered an fervent invoking the Divine blessing and favor upon the objects of the meeting and the principles of onr grand government that have been preserved to us by the loyal sacrifices of those whose memories we The memorial address was delivered by who spoke for over a haW hour in an impressive and inter esting Lester took as his theme the omnipotence of the and as a text the The powers that be are n ed by The speaker said was not for him to pronounce eulogies upon the veterans of the or their noble sons and daughters all the valiant deeds of the past had al roudy been eloquently treated and it remained for him as a preacher of the gospel to speak of the things oE the pres ent and the beyond which are to bring blessings and protection to our govern ment of those things into which the soldier could enter in the hope of more glorious warfare and grander victory than that experienced the conflict to save the flag of our He would make no apologies for speaking of for to use the term in its broadest believes in a supreme He looked upon God as the au thor of our grandest on gave to mankind by the hands of bis chosen prophets and in the life of his own son the rules which show the true relationship of man to man and by which he might live a perfect life of and and held up the di vine nature as one that hates sin form and accepts no apologies for wrong The powers that brought the world into created man and gov the universe through all the past centuries were still here working out the best interests ana protecting a people and nation who put their trust in the great Gods plans stretch over and because we cannot see the consummation of our desires in our own generation we should not lose hope nor cease to God taught in the beginning that every person was individually responsi ble for their own and herein the keystone of our own ideal government which will be perpetual and this plan of a personal relationship must ever come in the form of a Political seats of executive congressional halls and judiciary departments were not the express image of but somewhere within all this is the occult power of the Almighty we eant see but somehow we know it is forming fche center of gravity around which the things pertaining to administration of affairs must The speaker could not believe that bour bon Democracy or any partyism that sought merely for power to carry out its own ideas was the express image of Truth is the power God gave and it must be supported if mankind is to be lifted np and human governments and tions Lester illustrated the loyalty and true sympathy of the American people by relating an anecdote of the war when aid was asked for suffering how prompt the response from every one who heard the call and how quickly were the wants of stricken and needy veterans ad ministered to so far as human power could He would Jay the principles of a divine plan in the direction of the af fairs of oar government home to the hearts of the veterans of the war because to none would he sooner look to those principles than to who gave up homes and loved braved the can lions endured untold hardships and shed their blood in defense of our which is Gods and hab come to Men make a mistake ia trying to live in the past and in believing that history will be repeated things will never again be seen as they used to for we are a grandly progressive There never was a time when vital social prob lems so engrossed the minds of the people as now and it is a hopeful sign that peo pie are striving to settle these problems by true of one be fitted into his place and mads to stay there when matters are so settler they will for ever The speaker appealed to the Grand Army of the Republic to support the gov for which they ao nobly When they laid aside the of put on the civilians dress they entered unto B though not tilled with the timoke of battle nor the groans of dying was none tha lew im portant than that which was characterized by the rattle of musketry but it takes courage to fight Usage problems of civil and the country has need of brave The man who about on a wooden whose flesh bears the marks of the missiles of rebel whose health is broken down from the cruelties of prison oan not forget the princi ples for which he fought and surely he oan be trusted to meet the great social issues when they The same God called for service when our country was in calls him to service in the great army against sin and the hosts oC The Sons of Veterans were eu treated to follow the virtues of their fathers they are the sons of valiant The future is before them and honor and preferment await them if the live pure and noble In conclusion the speaker said that no eulogy oan ever bs spoken that will adequately express the gratitude this free nation owes to the and he hoped that as they one by one passed into their last sleep it could be truthfully said of them that in social as well as military they have fought the good fight and have kept the The exercises closed by singing Amer and prayer and benediction by Simon kindly donated the use of the opera house for the and in recognition of the favor a liberal collec tion was taken up for his Hibbards Tho effect of using Hibbards matic Syrup is unlike all medicine con taing or it being entirely free from It cures rheumatism by purifying the Minor meeting of the city council Thursday Exhibition of mesmerism and ventrilo quism at Yores Time to make preparations for cele brating the Fourth of Hard thunder storm in this section Monday night did lots of See Ellsworths He adver tises a new thing in the and the mind at Yores opera house to Hear both sides of the political ence question debated at to meeting of Modern Woodmen AH members to be The annual meeting of the pioneers of Van Buren county will ba held at Hart ford Wednesday of this Bowe Horton presented us with some of famous pie one stalk of which weighed a pound and a There was no meeting of the school board Monday it having been postponed on account of the at The sale of the Fonger property on Seventh which has several times been will take place tomor row at 1 The ladies of the will serve ice cream in the vacant store in the Sweet block this evening from 5 to 7 The public Lester express messen ger on the Wabash John Bus the and George a drew the watches in Hollis watch Saturday Wool of this seasons clip is already being offered in the Benton Harbor market and finds ready The prices paid will be found from day to day in onr market At a meeting of the directors of the Farmers and Merchants bank on Tues day John Kobinson was elected director in place of and the surplus was found to be The new ferry steamer Richmond for the Benton Joseph route is expected here this week ia charge of the former and will be put into service as soon as she Crawford has received handsome programs of the Laporte high school exer cises June in which his brother Al one of the delivers the Presidents address and salutatory and also takes part in a musical number as proprietor of the Gartley has leased the Higbee House for a term of five years and will take possession as soon as Vincent vacates the The Higbee is to be finely furnished throughout and will be kept in firstclass A Good From The The of the impeachment court last on account of gener al Weavers cost people of this commonwealth nearly One of Chamberlains Cholera Bad Diarrhoea would have saved this expense And wo as a matter of economy and that the state provide against future contingencies of this by furnishing each senator with a bottle of that valuable 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Bell A THE CITY OF Arrival of the Finest Steamboat Afloat on Lake Reg ular Trip ToN good competent Will pay good Apply to The magnificent side wheel steamer City of of the Graham Mor ton arrived in the Joseph har bor at M noted else and steamed up to her dock in Benton Harbor at 9 oclock next morn making better time on trip np the canal than has been usually made by other vessels entering this She made the turn in the basin to enter the slip leading to her dock in a few notwithstanding the predictions of the credulous ones that the boat would be too unwieldy to handle in the basin with out the aid of a As soon as piling and timbers can be properly located on which to fasten the capstan cables the turn will be made with little and she will be able to reach her mooring here in even quicker time than the Puri As the steamer came gliding up the canal she was eagerly watched by a large throng of people who had gathered along the banks at every available Ser fine handsome exterior and graceful lilies were admired by all and the expression was heard on every land that she was the finest vessel that lad ever entered this As soon as the City of Chicago was an chored at the dock she was boarded by a arge number of citizens who were al owed entire freedom to inspect the in of the floating which is to day the most magnificent passenger steamer afloat on Lake money could procure or genius devise has been overlooked in fur the vessel from bow to stern and he luxury and enjoyment afforded to the traveler by Pullman palace cars and elab appointed vestibuled trains fade into insignificance beside this modern palace of beauty and The exquisite finish of the steamer has been fully described in these but all that has been said fails to adequately convey an idea of the artistic beauty to ae seen on every Many persons who inspected the City of Chicago and who have traveled on the finest steamers afloat on the great lakes are free to say hat she is not in any respect steamer on the inland of modern lake steamboat and a credit to Congressman in whose extensive shipyard she was completed and launched upon the To the Graham Morton Transporta tion Co who have ever striven to give people of these two cities all neces sary means of lake transportation sc and from combining the comforts of travel with speed and all honor is In placing the grand steamer on the route between our cities and the great metropolis the company have reached the consummation of de sire and aim to afford us the finest steam ship service on the regardless of We it is the intention of the company to run this fine steamer daily the Bentou Harbor clock and Chicago all in which event our people will be both satisfied and and proud of the luxurious lake facilities offered for their bards Rheumatic Syrup and Plas ters are prescribed by tlie leading physi cians oC its home and are remedies of merit for blood disorders and liver and kidney It comes with the highest Dont Fool With the Census The superintendent of the census has issued the following important order to all census supervisors To Supervisors of will please instruct enumerators in cases where persons refuse to answer questions on tie population relating io physical and mental disabilities 22 and or to the questions relating to homes and mortgages 26 to 30 to enter in the proper column the words Refused to No further steps will be necessary on the part of the sup or and all legal pro will be instituted by the Wash ington office the department of ROBERT of importance of purifying the Mood can not be for without puro blood you cannot enjoy good At this season nearly every one needs a medicine to and the and Hoods Sarsaparilla Is worthy your It Is peculiar in that it strengthens and up toe creates an and tones the while It eradicates Give tt a Hoods Is sold by all Prepared by Hood IOO Doses One Dollar MORRISON Leading Dry Goods Yourself and Frie are cordially invited to at the above named hou and inspect their N Spring No trou to show wheth you purchase or not At Home every from 7 to Next door to with electric light in fro EDICK Carries a full line of Paints and Oils BUILDERS To large additions have been made in i a Busy Building Prices all right The attention of Farmers is called to my stock of SPRING TOOTH DRA And other Farm ments full of salesrooms on East Main Two storia nf EC THE WHITE HOUSE Is the place where all money savers go to buy The boys are always on the watch j Call and inspect and manage to mark their goods and get those from twentyfive to forty per below the They just received an stock of all the latest styles in Spring and Summer Dry Hats and Furnish They quote below Good calico prin at crash turkey red per yd Worsted drees at Good summer Good silk umbrellas at Good Good face 10 different y per Good lace curtain 60 dozen ladies and hose at Per Par per j Good beaded Mens good business suite at dress suits at Boys good pint couts and vesta at panto at rugs Also given a large ATLAS OF THE the Book and learn further West Main
