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the Sentinel: "I have not been and will not he a candidnte for chairman
of the democratic national convention." Mr. Taggart always makes his positive announcements in this
negative way. Indianapolis News
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CLAY AV. METSKEK, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
On Year, tl.50 Six Months. - - .75
Tkrae Months, cash. .60
l.r Cody. .03
Sutured at the post office at Plymouth, Indiana
as matter of the second class.
Friday, July 0. 1900.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Governor JOHN W KEUN For Lieutenant iove nor. .. IOH N C. LAW I. I'll For Secretary of State ADAM H KIM BKKt; KK For Auditor U)IIN W. MINOR For Treasurer IEKOME IIKHl'F For Attorney-General-CHAS. r DKl'MMOND For Supreme Court Reporter.. H. 1 YKKGlN For Scbool Supt....CUAKLES tiKKATHOUSK For Chief Bureau of Statistics. EDW. HOlU'rT For Supreme Court .ludire First District. ..(JKOKUE L. KKIMIAUDT Fourtti District J. W. ADAIR
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative, CLAY W. METSKER. For 1 reasurer, WILLIAM O'KEEFE. For Sheriff. CLINTON RUNDURANT. For Recorder, L. G. HAKLEY. For Surveyor. '.IIAKRY E. GKUr.E. For Assessor, WILLIAM T. LEONARD. For Coroner, JAMES 11. K1ZER. For Commissioner, First District, HENRY L. JARRELL. For Commissioner, Third District, HENRY SNYDER. For Councilman at Large. CHRISTIAN FISHER. For Councilman at Large, WALTER KIMBLE. For Councilman at Iarge, MARION A. BLAND. For Councilman 1st District, HENRY MILLER. For Councilman 'Jud District, FERRY F. SARBER. For Councilman 3rd District, FRED V. MONROE. For Councilman 4th District, LEVI ARTZ.
ticket and a candidate for president
on the prohibition ticket. There is
nothing meek about Wooley.
It is said that Perry Heath wil
resign and permanently sever hi
connection with the governmen service. lie will tender his res.'g
nation about July 10. It is sak
that Heath is being driven out o
the service because of the Cuban postal frauds and his connection
with the appointment of Neely. Among the latest names men tioned in connection with the demo cratic nomination for vice-presiden
are those ot ex-Senator Edwarc
Murphy, Congressman George 15 McClellan, Congressman Sulzer
Elliott F. Danforth and Ü. P. H.
Belmont, all of the state of New
York.
Here is a sound sentiment enunci-
I'KOJIIBITION PLATFOKM ON M'KIN
LEY.
The prohibition party platform is
a vigorous document from first to
last. It criticizes the administration ated by the Fort Wayne Sentinel: in scathing terms. Among other "To name Kd men for ,lice is to
things it sivs invite the confidence of the people.
"We deplore the fact that an ad- A political Part' can Sve no other
ministration of this reDublic claim- hostaKe for lts conduct save the
In- thp rSnht nn.l nnfr t,, rr,r cnaracter oi trie men it cnooses
IOV il Ilk UI1V WH VI fc " VU1 A J
Congressman Landis has brought
to his home a Spanish cannon as a
sort of campaign argument. Congressman Urick will rely upon his
remarkable stillness during the re
cent session to pull him through.
DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP TICKET.
For Trustee, COMMODORE 1. .1 AC KM AN. For Assessor, E. A. KIZEI? For Township Advisory Board, HIRAM SHAFER. .IOSIAH W. JACOB Y. JAMES BARKER. For Suiervisor, District No. 1, HENRY FOOEL. For Supervisor, District No. 2, FRANKLIN E. 11 KUCK. For Supervisor, District No. 4. JOHN DEVINNEY. For Supervisor, District No. 5, JAMES A. KL1NOERMAN. For Supervisor, District No. 7, CHARLES BOUCHER. For Supervisor, District So. 8. CHARLES M. HARTZELL. For Supervisor, District No. 9, MORRIS BANKS. For Supervisor. District No. 11, A. 1". THOMAS. For Supervisor, District No. 12, MARION CRAMER. For Supervisor, District No. 13, CHARLES W. JOHNSON.
DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL TICKET.
For Prosecutor, ARTHUR METZLER.
Democratic Convention. National convention at Kansas City, July 4th, 1900 Thirteenth district convention at Plymouth, July 12th. 1900. Senatorial convention at Bourbon. Julyll, 1900.
Trusts have been defined by a Toledo man as a small body of men surrounded by water. President McKinley will be notified at his home, in Canton, July 12, that he was nominated for president by the Philadelphia convention.
A dispatch gives it that Mr. Clark, of Montana, has announced his intention of conti ibuting $1,000,000 to the democratic campaign fund. Of course it will be received with pleasure. Marcus Hanna has had the degree of doctor of laws conferred upon him by a college that is in need of funds. Even the institutions of learning are convinced that Hanna has a barrel.
The prohibition convention has mixed things up considerably. John G. Wooley is the candidate for vicepresident on the national socialist
our flag across the seas and to con
quer and annex new territory should
admit its lack of power to prohibit
the American saloon on subjugated
soil or should openly confess it elf
subject to the liquor sovereignty
under that flag. We are humili
ated, exasperated and grieved by The coal trust announces an ad
the evidence painfully abundant that vance of 25 cents a ton on hard coal.
this administration's policy of ex- To take advantage of the lowest pansion is bearing so rapidly its price a man must buy his coal about fruits of drunkenness, insanity and six months in advance of the time
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crime under the hot-house sun of he begins to use it.
he tropics, and when the president
of the first Philionine commission Chicago will have to look well to
44 says it was unfortunate that we in- her laurels now- A New York
roduced and established the saloon iudge ground out a grist of thirty-
here to corrupt the natives and to one divorces in 33 minutes one day
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PvhJhit th vmc rf rttir rno I ttllS WeCK.
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c unuemn ine present aumin- 0wJ to inadequate support, the
istration at Washington because it Martinsville Dailv Democrat has
has repealed the prohibitory laws in been clisCon tin uecl. The weekly
Alaska ami has given over the party wi as usual
civilized tribes there to be the prey
of the American grog shop, and be
cause it has entered on a license pol
icy in our new possessions by incor
porating the same in the recent act of congress in the code of laws for
DennM-rat V
.Made at Kansas City.
The democrats of the elate are pre
paring to hold a number of monster ratitication meetings immediately alter the nominations for prescient and vicepresident are made at Kansas Citv. The meetings will occur in all parte f the ßtate and will be addreseed by the best speakers the country affords. In Indianapolis the Marion county democracy will hold a ratitication meeting July 11, and the Commercial Travelers' club will ratify the ticket nominated at Kansas Citv.
SINK TUM M Kit HI MAC.
One of the Cannon Keceivetl at Delphi. The Spanish cannon secured by Congressman Landis from the War Department has arrived at Delphi from Washington. Mr. Landis is in the West at present, and the exact disposition of the gun will not he decided until his return. It is probable, however, that the cannon will be placed in the northwest corner of the court house ya.-d. A handsome $10,000 soldiers' monument ornaments the southeast corner. His gun is of the rapid-fire pattern, and, dismounted, weighs (J00 pounds. It was made in 1S1, and was one of the few modern guns possessed by the Spanish at Santiago. It was a part of
the famous Kscopa battery, which was given the credit of sinking the Merri-mac.
Obituary-John Wahl. John Wahl, an aged n sident of lire-
men, died at his home on Sunday, June
24, UKX). He was born September 2'.,
lhir at. Uuneenheirn, Alsace, Germany.
Age 83 years, 8 months and 25 daya.
He came to America in 1810 and lo
cated at Philadelphia, I'a., where he re
sided for a number of years alter which
he came to Plymouth and iocated
on a farm near this city and resided
there for fifteen yearc, when he moved to Uremen. The decesed ws married to his second wife his lire t hav
ing preceded him in death many years
ago. lie leaves an aed widow two
brothers and two Bisters. The tuneral was held at the Evangelical Emanuel
church, Wednesday conducted by Hev.
Julius Keichert.
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Commencing Monday, July 2, We will Close Out all our Wash Goods at and Below Cost.
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We have quite an assortment of thin Lawns and Dimities that we
will elose at oe per yd.; Challeys at 4c. They are wonderfully cheap : fäuS th- prices. Our 12k' and 15c Dimities will be sold at h- to close. A
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our 2(c and 25c Wash Goods are now marked lfu dirt cheap, less than
insr cost or manufacture. All our Wash Nxiits and Suits will be sold at any old price. If interested, call and price them. Do you need a yiiirt Waist? Jf so, now is the best time to get one as we do not intend to carry over a single one if low prices will sell them. All our 50c Shirt Waists, which by the way are the best 50c waists in Plymouth, to close now at 38c. Any of our $1 and 1.25 waists, of which we still have all sizes from 32 to 42 will now be closed out at ((Je. What is left of our 1.50 and 1.75 waists are to go at Wc. Our white waists, what is left of them, will be sold at less than firt cost of manufacture. We want to sell every waist left in our stock during duly, and if low prices will sell them we ought to be able to count what is left by Aug. 1 on our fingers. Our new fall goods will be coming in soon and we are compelled to make room for them. Therefore, all summer goods must go regardless of cost. In our Clothing Annex everything must go at some price. Come in and see how much we can save you on Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Etc. Stock is still in fair shape so you can he suited in most any line. Call during the month of duly ami save money by trading at the largest and best store in Marshall County.
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INDIANA EDICATOKS.
AVill be ICepresento! at the National Akho-
rlatiuii.
About 150 Indiana people will attend
the annual educational association at
Charleston. J ulv 11.12 and 13. It is
me government ot the Hawaiian said that the etate will have moreprora
islands." I inence than ever before at the conven
tion, and more than the ueual number
The Jewish Chautauqua society of persons from this state will be on
will hold its fourth annual assembly ine Program. Among tnose wno win
I anaalr nra Proa Sri ant I manh Sa-ain rv f
at Atlantic City July 13-29. From 8tate univer8ityi uioomington; W.' S.
small beginnings this society has Elite, of the Anderson school board,
grown to a large and powerful in- and J. W. Carr, superintendent of the
.1 t. . , I Anaerson 8cnooiB.
iiucuic. 11 carries oui iuuy me
cnautauqua ideas adapting a popular wuitkcappino iskioktki.
J I Starke County the Srne of One of These
busy people applied to Tewish edu-j ic hert he o-ciouh.
cation. Membership is variously George McUill, who is said to have divided as are the courses which for e,oped th Mr8' Lavina LoPP and wa9 . . overhauled and returned to Knox,
completion extend throughout eight wa8 taken frorc his home by masked years. New lines of investigation j men upon his arrival in Knox and
are developed constantly. During severely lashed. The mob then took
UIC li,wu,,K ai ""k- winu. band whQ him a drubbing with
is a great resort for Jews, there will bis fists. Lopp then received his wife
be lectures and addresses by some of with Pen arm8 aDd McGill was taken
: t...:u .i back to his home to ask his wife to for
nix imöl ijiuuiiiiciu cwiMi cuuia- . ., 1 J I give him.
tors in the country.
A I'eculiar Acriueut
A special correspondent writes a MHdrea Komig, the J-year-oId daugh
I tor A M.nn. Inmln anl wwwif mot ntifr.
iew 1 ork paper from Havana " a peculiar and dancerous accident
saying that that city is the worst Thursday evening. She and the little 5
governed city in the world. This year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
correspondent says there is not an t n Pyg together and col- . I lldeü. There was a curtain hanging American official in Cuba who does between two rooms and the children not place the wishes of the adminis- ran together, not seeing each other on tration above the desire for the account of the curtain. Mildred's head
, , . . .1 struck the breast of the Ilindle child
v.u.,a, uu uiciouii iau Und she fell bacfc instantly, striking the
kinds of extravagance. Neeley's floor with terriOc force. Her screams
stealings were known as early as 00 u 1(1 be heard several blocks away and
i,m, u.. u 1 . ir soon after she went into convulsions, January, but he was unmolested for , . . . . '
IIVUIOIUIUK DU IUI 1ÜUI V lUau KKJIMI uuuio
ai .wsi mac iung niomns. a nus i jjr, V iets was summoned and at once
we are given an idea of the wrongs! recognized that the injury was very
that are bound to be committed daDBer0U8 The chi,d i9 betUr today
ana it is thought sne win recover.
ugainsi a peopie wnen placed at the
mercy of politicians who can see I A wir inherituure.
nothinc: above spoils in a partv. A little motherless child was sent
" v la .
irum i.tuuie cuuuiy some years ago 10
ho ihllHmn'a hnma at MiahoiDatra
m an indirect way, the census re- Tbe matron of the home found ft fam
turns of each successive decade show in Kansas who were childless that would
that more and more Indians are be- adopt it and the proper papers were
commßgood every year, and that cha by adoptton of thete people. Th.
tne time may not he many years man was a banker and wrote back to
hence when they will all be dead, the commissioners? of Noble county
From the Pn..mprinn of th evei7 year io regard to the child. He
finally died And loft his nrnnertv tn hU
daga reservation, in New York, the wife and this child. In a few years
first to be compiled, the decrease in the wife died and the property was all
the redskin population has been Mft to tbeIr aaoPted daughter-some
u,c' y pel icm uuiiug uic ium ten yearg 0$t
years.
Looir St rlnif of Indictment a.
At- . 1 1 L-i I
x aH&Al 1 11 muiuuiacu iuat After a two weeks' session the grand
he would very much like to be jury, of Valparaiso, adjourned, return-
chairman of the democratic national in fifty iodiciments against the saloon
Discovery After a Lout; Search. Many readers .vill remember that a
year ago last January, Harry Warvel, youngest sou of L. II. Warvel and wife, of North Judson, left home secretly, leaving no clue as to where he had
gone. He was about 17 years of age and an unusually 6tead, well behaved boy, and his going away as he did
nearly distracted his parents. They
have since that time used up what
property they had in a fruitless search
for him, never hiving heard a word or getting any trace of him until Monday. On that day Mr. Warvel received a let
ter from the boy, who is now serving in
the Philippine islands, having enlisted
last September. His parents were over
joyed to hear from him. Starke County
Democrat.
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Letter Front 31 an i lit. Manila, 1. I., May 2'.i, l'JOO. Mr. G. A. Williams, Plymouth, Ind.
Dear Parents Your letter was re
ceived yesterday. We have been ex
pecting an outbreak in the city and
have been busy all of the time in con
sequence. They made an attempt to burn our commissary, but failed. There were only 100 men of my regiment who
went home and that was only an elec tion scheme
1 am well, but working hard and
don't have much time for myself. I
have seen Claud Soice several tunes
lately and he is looking good. (Jood-bye, Waltkii.
Kepuhllean Claimant Seated.
The jury in the case of Kucharski vs.
the election board, which was on
trial last week at Goshen on a change of venue from St. Joseph county, Saturday found for the plaintiff. This will re
sult in giving the republican claimant
the otlice of councilman from the Sixth ward of the city of South IJend and make the council a tie, with a republi
can mayor.
committee. lie has done this in his
keepers of Valparaiso and county, for
permitting minors to play pool and for
characteristic way by saying through 1 running slot machines.
Withdrawn From the Methodist. The Itev. W. D. Wattles, who re cently resigned the pastorate of the Methodist Episcopal church at North Judson, has withdrawn from his affiliation with that faith and has joined the Friends' denomination. He will be authorized by that church to work as au evangelist, and this state will be the scene of his labors. An Kriitor in Bankruptcy. David II. Heeder, of Laporte, editor and business manager of the Home Health Club, has filed bankruptcy proceedings with Referee Lambert. His liabilities are 34,445.78; assets 350.
Death of Jaeoh Shlvely. Mrs. Jacob Shively died at the borne of her son, Emanuel Shively, who resides east of In wood, Thursday and the fuueral was held at the Dunkard church near Inwood Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
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them in summer as in winter. ? It is creamy looking and pleasant tasting. 50c. and tuoo I 8,1 li uggists.
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of their patronage. Ciuarantee to supplv you with the best the market ,
uffonls at prices no higher than others ask for joods that have heen on their shelves for months. It pays to get the freshest of fresli groceries
PETER DISHER.
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fur IS. l ä to . 7i. hea e eil t he same walrh tor $2.45. OUR $2.45 WATCH Y 'e"v" f" I ase or Srrew Kark aad Beirl dn4 prvuf len rare, stfiu i-i.J ail n t.rold plated, hainlsoiii ly enirravc .1 :t rt 1 1 . . . ; l -1 1 ! I. likr a hlh-rratle cold lied aad i a ereat tradine oatrh, move mi-lit isa nlfkel 7-Jert-t-t-il btein winl Arne rifun, warranted, and a ifotiJ tni.. ket-TH-r. r'nr W at-hr frun US rents op, ld-a (led oatrhea t S. " i and up, rite f r fr-e atrh aHil Jrtelrj Catalucae. d.ire.,, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.). Chicago fieara, Ktehuck ii Co. are thurourhl -eliabla. S41tor.)
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Wc pay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache. Indigestion, Constipation or Costivcness we cannot cure with Liver ita, The Up-to-Date Little liver Pill They are purely Vegetable and never fail to give satisfaction. 25c boxes contain 100 Pills, 10c boxes contain 40 Pills, 5c boxes contain 15 Pills. Beware of substitutions and imitations. Sent by mail. Stamps taken. Nervita Medical Co., Corner Clinton and Jackson Sts.t Chicago, Illinois. Sold by SHADEL'S DRUG STORE.
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to t .iis that retail nt li.ot. llaT the
fr.iL.l aceni IM K M'KI 1 ti. I KK f., $6.70, lo-S the I 00, or fi. TO nd frrltrlil rlianrr.. Ike fnlclii rhsrtr. ill aeraeal..ut:t rent-r .e ötHtMiiles. TKCSC TOPS AREIUIIT TO FIT ANY BUGGY CR ROAD WAGON v'.u eu n",t Ti.!,:A t.ii in -Jii iiiiniitvs. Mailt- iroin ;... H-rt ruMwr tiri.l, Ilea. I aii.l hue k t-tays line-l with No. U e loth. Mile turtams utilined. 3tr4lilack jpnnnevl stet I lo , j.n. net! prop nutri. wrouirht iron shiltiiit- rrtil. nteiit liutons. whii-li makes it n.ljMstal.le; full length ttack curtall! with rlas window, .-.ilatuv front ami rear. 111(111 K TIMHV. MillK IOU IKVh HIW.V t iTALOOlV. Address. SEARS. ROEBUCK & C?. tlnc. Chicago, III. t&rara, Koeback A Co. are thorough-; rellahkt K4iMr.
4 BUGGY WHEELS $6.90
HK.H l.tUDt. MM! VS P41MT. Urea aatf .handed, height M ft. III., 3 tt. Sin. or ft
likei 1 1 is nr I 1-8 in. for any ther I i7ex t-enil f oreataloirue. Cut tin ad out
ami send to ui with VtL INILLaK. i-tatt
tize wheel w anted and we w III tend them hy freight . O. II. IHHIM 1HU at vour f reik'ht demt and then pa? frelabt
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tnip. mr I'arUewlara, Tcatttaiaalatia and Kellet for I .ad lea," w Uttmr. by r tarn Mall. 1 .OOW Teatmomai. 8ld by
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HAIR SWITCH 65 CENTS. MK hkLL Ml K IUIK HMIUIlhh t nalra aav hair at from 65C $3.25, 4l I aoilehea that retail al fa. IK t. t-i.lHI. OUR OFFFR 'lt B'1 out anil eend urrtl1, to u. Inclose a ood nied ample ut the eiarl ahade wanted, and rut it out in near the roots in hmsxI hie. Inclose aar apeelal prlee quitted aad 6 eeata eilra to
TRUSSES, 35Ct SI.25 AND UP
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Itajr iHMttajw, nntiwe wlll make lh. ea l. ( ..r,,. clftred bv others, and Wl J alrb jour hair ei.rt, ajld mmkI U) you he .APAMTtr TB f IT YOU PffiffTTIY Sr V - CXI mall K.st.aid.andlfyouai iit,H rfeetly :t?"r y" i wish our t "aeh Ina. r .nr 1. Sew
t.., n vui ii itniiu .in iiuiuruiawir 1rk trr.hle r.laNlle Irtiti, illustrntetl alwire. cut this rt'lunil your m, tne.y. t ai ollt anil nend tu (IHwlth Ol K MHIAt I KK : aaaied. ar8jeei.trTerl r a.follow.t -OK. awitt h ut your llrlKl.t, fleht. Are, ,ow lon- you have iieen ZOIn. lon,r, long Hem, 65C; short ttem. rej whether ru.lurt. is lr or sniall; alsi.atate BOc: -. -in. lonir, ahormtem. S 1.25t nil in Iter Inehea around the In.ly on a line with the l-oa. In. I.tnir, short fem. $.50; Son. rupture, say whether nipt me I- tn rtirht or leftside. 2t in. loiiir.ahortstem. $2.25; t.z.SA in. and we will send either truss to you with the under lontr, hhort fU'tn, $3.25. WKHARiMlI atandinir. If It Uaola perfert til and euoal la Irawie thai
ti k TtuKa tue tiiiinesc irraiie on the rei.u al ihrer Urne our prlee.youean return It ana we
If niaraet. urarr ai oaee aaa ael taeae .peeiai will return OUf money,
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N. E. WOOD. A. M.. M. D.. Pubsiocnt CHICAGO MEDICAL & SURGICAL INSTITUTE 617LA3ALLB AVEMUC. CHICAGO. ILU Write for free liook on Deformities and Braces, Club Feet, Curvature of the Urine, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Cancer. Tumors. Piles, l'.iralrsis. Epilepsy. Kidnev. LUadder. Kye. Kar, Skin and Ulood Diseases, and all curpical Onerations. Hest f acilities, arjiar nus and remedies for the Ruccesslul treatment and cure of all Obscure or Chronjc Diseases. We absolutely puwrante to cur. eery. caH of Norvoiia illllty and diseases resulting from abuses and Indiscretions of Youth and Manhood: Spermatorrhoea. Seminal AVcakne (night lsses and vital drain In urine). Impoteney, Varicocele. Hydrocele, stricture, lMilmoala. etc.. etc. Charpes llt-asonable. N Incurable caaea accepted. No "CO. U." or " deHKit " schemes. Failure I unknown to tin; lO.lVK) testimonial letters on tile from cured patients. Many cured at home. Consultation free and confidential, personally or by letter. Write u to-day. IHO-nage Hook on all Chronic and Surgical UUeauH ami list ot 1 3U qutloua ut ? rta
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