Marshall County Independent, Volume 6, Number 1, Plymouth, Marshall County, 15 December 1899 — Page 7
Track Tank for Freight Knslnc. The use of track tanks by which locomotivcs of high speed passenger trains may take water without stopping is almost universal on the larger Eastern roads, where fast expresses are the rule. The B. & O. It. It. has a number between Washington and Philadelphia and intends to equip the entire Main Line in the future. This decision was recently arrived at through the uss of passenger locomotives, equipped with water scoops, ou fast freight trains. It was found that mucL time was saved, danger from stopping, being reduced to a minimum and cost of running lessened. The extra stops for water take much time and the wear and tear on equipment is no small matter. If the experiment on this part of the road proves sueeessf.il, track tanks will be installed on every division between Baltimore and Chicago. As a starter, the 5l new Vauclain compound engines recently ordered will be lilted with water scoops.
yUr Iff Cot the Kim. Mr. (iGtrox That villain of a butler of mine found out that my wife's maid had saved up !0:. and immediately ask'-d her to marry him. Mr. Uullion I hepe you discharged the fellow. Mr. (Jotrox At once. Why, I had all but induced her to invest the money in one oi my new Klondike mines. Iuk. Ueware of (Hutment for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, As mercury will surely cYtroy the rr.e of sir. ell am! completely lerninreth" whole syteiu v L Ii t ntcrifii: it through ilie mucous MU f;i. c. Such articles .should in vt r be ummI except n prescript :oi.n from n-put-able physicians. :isiliC ilamat'e tney will d is t T.fold to tlie jri . .1 you ran ynssihly derive iriu thtni. J la Us C:it;i rrn Cure, manufactured by 1'. J. Cheney & 'u-. Toledo. o., contains no mercury, ami is taken internally. iu tin;,' directly upon the blood and Tuucous surfaces of the system. Ju buying Hali'sfaturrh Cur" be sure you yet thjrr-nuint It is taken interna 11 v. a nd ma .h in Toledo, ( hin. by F. J. Cheney & Co. Test ii:ionialtrcc bold lv 1 r'!;.'j-its. prict- T.V p-r bottle. Hall's i'ai.iily Pills are the best. IIa! Her Ibmht. "I don't believe professors know so very much," said Mamie. "Why! How can you talk so?" rejoined Maud. "Well, I don't see why Mr. Fulpato should have seemed so surprised and puzzled when I asked him how to say 'ruhberr.ock' in Greek." Washington Star. An Awful Joke. Miss Kind If the Dutch Africans stop the digging for diamonds, I wonder what the world will do to get them? Mr. Keene It will probably Ko r for them. Men so awfully in love with thornselves never have any rivals. aar. oure It's too risky, this gambling with your cough. You take the chance of its wearing off. Don't I The first thing you know it will be down deep in your lungs and the game's lost. Take some of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and stop the gambling and the cough. " I wis p.ivrn v? to die with quick consumption. I ran down from 13S to ' pounds. I raised blood, and rwver expected to get o!f rny hed alive. 1 then read of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and began its use. I corern need to improve at once. I am now la;k to my old weight and in the best of 1 .ealth." Chas. K HARTMAN, Gibbstown, N. V., March 3, 1S99. Yoj can now get Ayer's Cherry Pectoral i.i a 25 cent size, just right for aa ordinary cold. The co cent size is bettcr for bronchitis, croup, whooping-cough, asthma, and the grip. The dollar size is best to keep on hand, and is most economical J for long-standing cases. MILLIONS of acres of choice agricultural LANDS now opem-d for settlement in Western Canada, llere is rrown the celebrated N(). 1 HARD WHKAT. which brings th highest price in tie miLkf Is of the world ; thousands of cattle aro fattened for market without Ix-inx fd (train and witnout a day s shelter. Sea l for information AtA seeur a fre horn? in tern Canada. Write the Suierint"ndent of Immigration. Ottawa, or nddress the underpinned, who will mail you atlases, pamphlets, etc.. free of cost. C. J. Krouzhton. VZT.S Monad. ocW Hlock. Chicago. 111., or Kverett Kantz. I-'ort Wnyi e. Ind. ALLPOK Reliable Vaccine Virus Th Welckrr Aseptic Fluid Vaccine In n-jeuted text by eoinpMnt autlintie4 nan shown typical results ransflnK frm ." u Ii .t cent. A trenn eujj-ly carried conctantly la stock by (Has. Tr Büx, Greene & Co., PHYSICIANS' SUPPLIES. 42 Wabash Ave, Chicago. FREE! FREE!! FREE!!! i:henmatlm. Acthma. KMnoy and ICaddfr trouble, I. Gr1ffe, prompiiy rnred hy "A O A It." Ask yur druKttlt tor a free trial hottle. I'rnpKle on iletnand will receive f re vamp'e and co'npllrnentari h'-ttie. Ad.lrs8 IKON C1COSH ICKMKDt CO., ChicSKO.IIl. AOAr:la.ydrugglet.o:1.y., UMMIU Mhii Wir; 9i Hints wrttP.t LLL USt f AILS- I I-H Best Congh tiyrnp. TasteeOood. Vx LrJ tn tlmn. Hold hr dnnrirlntn. -i 1 -m.-
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11 Britis'i Frrce Urd?r Gen. Gatacre Lhaiicrecl at Stcimberg. SIX HUNDRED ARE PRISONERS. Cruii:i.mdtr of tUe Troop. Said la IIue V.r-n 31 iletl by IIU iulde Kiiem' 1 (itln Impregnable l.adjmitli 11 v Hurt All Will. Wednesday, IJec. I. Boer bombardment of Ladysmith Thursday and Saturday was the hottest yet. Destroyed many British guns. Heliographie communication established between Ladysmith and CoU nso llritish claim to have captured IJoer laager outside Kimberley on Nov. 28; admit heavy loss. Keported r.,000 Free State troops have left I.ad: smith, alarmed for their own land. Hoers repulsed in attack on K unman after three days' lighting. Kurop.tn nations will send military attaeltes to Transvaal. Thursday, Pee. 7. Hoers believed to be concentrating forces at Spytfontein for attack on Methuen. Communication vith Kimberley by llashliglit. lbilier left Tietermaritzburg for Colenso; advance to relieve Ladysmith cxpvtted soon. Annexation by Boers of territory in Cape Colony continues. "Welcomed invaders. United States lias heard nothing recently from Consul Macrum at Pretoria. Mafeking's fall reported by Iio'TS. l'riil:iy. I)fO. K. Knslish say Boers besicping" Ladysmith are despondent h'.etmso thirtytwo days' siege is without result. Dissensions reported Native volunteers oraunized for defense of l'ast (Irin.ualand. Basutos quiet. Cronje's army divided in two wings with Mcthuen's men between them. Railway bridge at Modder river repaired. Trains now running to Freie camp. Sunday, Dee. 1'. C.en. Cataeie. marching toward Storm berg with .'Mio men. was attacked by Boers. After artillery duM of three hours British retreated, leaving M7, prisoners. (latacre admits "serious reverse." claiming to have been "misled by guides." while enemy's position was impregnable. Heliographie communication with Ladysmith reported all well. Shalkburger and Louis Botha command Boers. Report of Boer repulse in attack on Kimberley. Cole nso bridge reported destroyed. TAYLOR WINS KENTUCKY FIGHT All Mate OStce (ilven to ISepublleans by Spilt i:i rtl. n Hoard. The Kentucky state board of election commissioners made one decision by Commissioners Pryor and Ellis, giving the certificates of election to Taylor and the entire republican ticket, and another by Commissioner Poyntz dissenting from the opinion of the majority of the board. Cioebel and the candidates on the democratic ticket refuse to say whether they will contest the decision. Rat I mute for the Year. The total governmental estimates for the year exceed the total estimated revenue for VJOl by 571,081,994, but, counting the sinking fund, this excesi is reduced to $18.081.994. I.rgUhit Ion for Neu PosrRlon. Definite territorial government for Hawaii, less autonomy for Porto Rico, Cuban independence under slight protectorate, and military government for Philippines is likely. I im u ranee Dreltlon In I ml hum. Atty.-Gen. Taylor holds that assessment insurance companies cannot insure persons under 21 years old, as It is a violation of the law governing such companies. For -"McKinley anil Knot. Republican managers are said to have reached the decision to make Secretary of War Root the candidate for vice-president on the ticket with McKinley in 1900. Sensational Story Alton t Logan. According to stories told by returned soldiers from Manila. Major Logan was shot by some of his own men, whom he had offended by his overbearing manner. Col I in l'cetv Croup. The governor of the Carolin islands, which Germany recently, purchased from Spain, announces the discovery of coal and gold in the I'elew group. Say Marekin;; II; Fallen. A Boer report posted at Dundee, Nov. 29, says MafeKing has fallen. The latest direct advices from Mafeking are dated Nov. 21. I'tali Cent lien Oiiiurf Kobertn. Utah gentiles censured Congressmanelect Roberts, asserting that failure to convict docs not prove his innocence. Hay Start for f'retor-la. Adalbert Hay, who is going to Pretoria to replace Consul Macrum, has left Washington to begin his journey. Mm. Keed CWoirn Treasurer. Mrs. Cordon II. Reed of Rioomington has been selected as state treasurer of the Illinois Woman's Christian Temperance union. .Mutiny of Nat iff roller. There has been a mutiny of native police in one of the towns of the island of Negros. An American oJIicer was killed. Herman Prince for Holland. Berlin gossip avers that the kaiser's eldest son is betrothed to Queen Wilhelmina. Havana Folic Seize Powder. Havana police seized 5,000 pounds of powder. Gen. Gomez denies the stcry that he said he would sweep Americans from Cuba. ItritlHli Army In Africa. When all the llritish troops arrive in South Africa the total, including colonial and naval contingents, will be 105,770. . IS Kr Antl-Tru.t Conference. Anti-trust conference will be callec to meet at Chicago, probably for Feb. 12.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE. Clone of Year Marked by ICucogn; ment In Uuslncü. R. G. Dun &. Co.'s weekly review or trade says: "Probably never before have the productive forces of the country been so largely covered by contracts at this date, insuring emploTaent and profit far into the coming year. This results not from any mere speculative excitement, but from actual demands for consumption running far beyond the producing capacity heretofore, and pushing it to remarkable expansion. 'Failures for the week have been 221 in the United States against 21S last year, and 33 in Canada, against 22 la:t year. "Wheat (including flour) shipments for the week aggregate .1,133.331 bushels, against 3,CD9.40U bushels last week. Corn exports for the week aggregate 3.S13.C.M bushels, against 4,441,114 bush'-l.s last week."
UTAH HAS BROKEN CONTRACT. May Lose Statehood ISerame of Failure to Supprcs Polygamy. It is charged, in an.l out of congress, that tiie state of Utah has broken faith with the Unit-d States, and some persons assert that the state is liable to be forced back into a territory, when polygamy may be stamped out. French Statesmen Are Fncasy. Republican and anti-Semite numbers of the French chamber attacked the government for its weak attitude toward Great Britain. They demand an increased army and more cables. ItolK-rts May IS Senator. If Mr. Roberts is finally rejected by the house of representatives, as seems inevitable, there is a possibility, it is J stated, that he may come forward as a . claimant for a seat in the senate. Court Denlr a Keheuring. In the Illinois Supreme court, the petition of the Sugar Refining company for leave to file suggestions in support of a petition for a rehearing in the "Glucose trust case" was denied. llitnoU i;uldl:i "Love IVnt." The Illinois republican state executive committee fixed Dec. t) as the date for the meeting of the full state committee. Springfield was selected as the place for the gathering. Wants Admiral Kehlcy Thanked. Representative I Jerry of Kentucky says he will use every effort to secure early consideration for his joint resolution giving the thanks of congress to Rear Admiral Schley. Itewnrd OfTered for Lyneliers. The board of commissioners of Seott county. Indiana, has offered a reward Of $öt0 for the arrest ami conviction of any member of the mob that lynched Marion Tyler last Deeember. ItxUe for YVindow-tilat Workers. The window-glass workers of the country will go to work Dec. 50. The cutters will receive per cent advance and flatteners 0 per cent. Ten thousand men are involved. To Satisfy Itolh Ad mini U President McKinley has expressed himself In favor of reviving the grade of vice-admiral in the interest of both Rear-Admiral Sampson and Rear-Admiral Schley. Klgnl (iofii to IlnvMiiM. Capt. Slgsbee of the battleship Texas has gone with his vessel to Havana to take on board the bodies of the men who lost their lives in the Maine catastrophe. Wages ItaUed In Georgia. Mill managers of the Augusta (Ga.) Manufacturers' association increased the wages of S.000 operatives 10 per cent, the new schedule to take effect Jan. 1. Troops Arrive at Manila. Gen. Otis reports the ariival at Manila of the Olympia, with the Thirtyninth infantry, one battalion of the Forty-fifth infantry and some recruits. Protest Agalixt Jama lea Treaty. The California (hamber ol commerce has adopted resolutions emphatically protesting against the senate s ratifying the Jamaica treaty. Woolen Company KhUh Wage. The American Woolen company has made a general increase of 10 per cent in wages of employes. Twenty-six thousand hands are benefited. .Inry Fails to Agr. The jury in the ARon (111.) school case was discharged. The jury was out y-five hours and failed to agree. To Proteet Ainerlrnn Interests. The United States cruiser Detroit has gone to Cartagena, Colombia, where she will guard American interests. Indiana Woman Suffrage Society. An Indiana woman suffrage society has been formed, with Mrs. John M. Judah, Indianapolis, as president. 3Iay ItaUe InsiiraiieA ICatei. The great increase in the fire loss of the United States and Canada may cause a general raising of rates. Approve the President' Message. Austrian semi-oflicial organ approved President McKinley's mesuige and commented on IJritish isolation. Willis .1. Ahnott Promoted. It is announced that Willis J. Abbot has been selected to take charge of the press bureau of the democratic national committee. Prohibition Killed in Georgia. Uy a vote of 2C to 14 the Willingham bill, which provided for the annihilation of the whisky trallic in Georgia was defeated. Hellet for Mm. lrhlly. Senator Penrose has introduced a b.dl to give Mrs. Gridley, widow od Capt. Gridley, $100 monthly pension. Mareo Given Impressive Funeral. The funeral over the remains of Gen. Maceo was held near Havana. Thousands of all nationalities in Cuba took part in the funeral. President Ledyurd's Son Killed. In the uprising of natives in south Negros a son of President Ledyaid of. the Michigan Central railroad waa killed. Smallpox Scare IIa Abated. The smallpox scare at Dixon, III., haa abated. Leading physicians do uot believe the disease existed there.
HEART DISEASE TREATED FREE. The great Chicajro specialist. Franklin Miles. M. 1.. LI... IS., will send S-,50 worth of his wonderful new Personal Treatment free to any person afflicted with heart disease, short breath, pain in the side, weight in the chest, irregular pulse, palpitation. . smothering1 spells or dropsy. l.ooi) testimonials from prominent persons sent free. Mr. .luli us Keister, 3.0 Michigan Ave., Chicago, was cured. of the worst form of heart disease and dr psy after ten physicians had failed. Mr. P.J. Held, of T'J Curtis St., tirand Rapids. Mich., after eleven physicians had pronounced his ease hopeless. Address The Dr. Franklin Miles Association, Adams and State Sts., Chicago, 111. Please mention this paper. A book sent free.
Every period of life has its peculiar prejudices; who ever saw old age that did not applaud the past and condemn the present time? Montaigne. TO CCHE A COLD IN ONE DAY, Take Laxative Hrorao Quinine T:sMet. AU iruy;rtsts refi:rd t he money it it tails to cure. 25c. H. XV. C rove's signature cn each box. A man never gets through paying a boy to rake up the leaves till it's time to go and buy a new snow shovel. Cured A fte r Kepeated I alluren With Ol hers I will tularin ii.lilictril t-i .MirtiMi. I.:iiui.ir.uni, Opium, Feralne. of ticxor fullin. h:irml lioinc- j eure. Mrs. M. II. l'.aldwln. Pox Chicago. 111. The Iii st Hebrew congregation in J the Hawaiian islands has just been j formed at Honolulu. i FITS rormnnortly Cnrt. flf or rurrnnsno rtr llrst cLiy f , 'f l'r- k.t"f"s .nat Ntrvt- la-stmcr. Scn.l f.ir l'lin; S'.0: ttlrU ltf le Till trcntisp. Du. i:. II. Kl IM-, Lui.,y.il Arch St.; lhiladi Irian, Vt Kvery man will be a leader who lias the courage to step off alone. Tiso's Curo for Consumption i our enly medicine for (roughs nml colds. Mrs. C Ueit7, 4tfJ üth Ave., Denver, OA., Xov.syo. All is fair in love except the 'ictions of the other fellow. Coe's Coagü Slat.sam fs th oMes-t nd tost. It w 111 lrr r.k up ft coM qni krr U.BU .113 thlnn flw. It Is alwoi itlial.l-. Tivit. If everybody agreed with us, what a world this would be. When All J:Ue Fal's. Try YI-K1. Cures Corn nnil I union Ii limit pain. 'r fn'l. Drugetort-'btrnirtil IV. i-Kl to..Cruw tor.l.- liie.Iud. A church crank always turns things the wrong way. Ttrown'H Teething Cordial keeps babies well that are cutting teeth. Try it. Friendship is its own reward. SL0CU
A roitlve cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHHA, CATARRH AND LA GRIPPE, if taken In the early stage of the Disease. Lupatoria cannot be overestimated for all affections of the throat, chest and bronchial tubes. It Is the lHiPHt trlumi'li ir ni'xloni clieniNtry. It i'otitiiiinui-Oy nurili. fortlilo.i. rofrrnlif. and ftrcnjitlH'iis the rut Ire humiiii i ran I -m . It ha u coothiii and iiiiet!ni; pnr to relieve the 'rsNicnr, hnrh und f ml mi eoiiL-h. i'utlenln who h:iv h:nl to al;tii(lin the various preparation ot Cod I.lveroil, er who liiiil mieh ptepu rat Ions extremely distastettd will have no llllieulty whatever In takln; tupatoria, and rapid K-iln In t-tn-iiKtli and rolor follow Its use. ÖOc and SI.OO Hi all I)riii;(;lta. Sole Proprietors, FINNEY & SLOCUM. ChicaRO and New York.
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Stone 1lrenklns At Ileckingham there is a yard where tramps, in payment of their lodging, are set to break granite to be used in road repairs. Today I had a try at this granite breaking, and a poor hand I made of it. I hit hard and I hit softly. I hit with the grain and across it. I tried the large and the small hammer. As a result flakes of sharp stone flew up and struck me smartly in the face, but very little granite did I succeed in breaking. My companion tried also, and after him the master, who said that he understood the game, but neither of them did any better. I have come to the conclusion that even in breaking stones there must be a hidden art. Rider Haggard in Longman's.
Awful Thought. He "Astronomers say the earth travels 000,000,000 miles every year." She "Gracious me! What if it had to stand in the aisle and hang on by a strap:" A damp climate is undoubtedly the best for raising umbrella?. Try Grain0! Try Grain0! Ask vnu Gioeer to-d:iv to show von a package of GRAIN-O, the new food drink that taken the pl.i 'e of coffee. o Tho children m.iv drink it without injury f.s wi ll a the adult. All who try it, like it. G RA I NO Las that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java, but it is iu ido fr:n pure grain, and the most delicate. stmaea receives it " without distress. the price of coffee. 15 cents and 20 cents per package. Sol I by all grocers. Tastes like Coffee Looks like Coffee Insist that your grocer jjives you GKAI-O Accent no imitation. SALESMEN WANTED I have the hir-st Steele of jv'v Evergreens in the Fnited st:itt s. Sft-jfiS Pines, Spruces and Arbor Vit.TS. i ,u ' -' l"'r Also Hardv 2f 1- nuts. Shade and JriKimcntul Tiees. Shrul'S. J.'oses. etc. Kvervbodv wants Kver-rrectis. Wrile at onee for a-enev. &Jh&K:r. THE ELGIN NURSERIES. Elgin. 111. 150 to 6& WST MADISON ST CHICAGO cV
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it it it it it it it it Marketing Early Fruits, Strawberries in April, lVaehesin June, and other fruits :uhI vegetables equally in advance of the season, is one of the sources of protft to the farmer in the Southwest. If you tire Interested In eeurln? ahnmelna covintry wbw outdoor work 1h don the yi.r around, wrtto for a fnH eopy of the handsomely Illustrated paniphlet "Ho'meH In the Southweet," GllmpseH." ami others. They deserllxj tho country aloiiir th St. L. S-W. Hy. In Arkanlaa and Texas, ami will help von tltul ;t ettr place to loeatc. Addrewn 17. W. UIIKAUME, . I. &T. A., St. I.. SV. Ky., 7Ü Kyultablo Bulldlli. St. Louts. Mo. i- 4Peml ntonee for this new twn-stnnmnn.i. It has tho full swiiiff aul the air is catchy and equal to Sousu's. rsend ID cents in money or stamps to Georpo C. Johnston, Allen Luikling, Cincinnati, Ohio. 0 S N B fS M S G2t Ycür Pension rfcLlijlSäl5Ö DOUBLE QUICK Write CAPT. OTARRIXL. Pension ARent. 1475 New York Avenue. WASHINGTON. D. C Yeu hheu!d. DATFMTy,Mirinv,n,i',n' r'',SI,:lv:i1'I',bvFA-T rniLill ISSTALLUKSTi Illustrated hueiv h'ljrK. 1 GEO. R.HAMLIN. Patent Lawyer, Washington.D.C. 1.
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