Plymouth Tribune, Volume 5, Number 44, Plymouth, Marshall County, 9 August 1906 — Page 4
ftbe tribune.
Only Republican Newspaper
The County Chairman Case. Call for Republican County Con- This Land of Ours.
Bernetha at Rochester, venuon. '1 his is a great and good coun-
in the County. Saturday, heard the case of Gam The Republican voters of Marshall try to live in. We should sink
r. ir,vi, W n . hnticrp from count v are Hereby requestea to meet me smaller annoanceu m tue
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HENDRICKS & COMPANY farsnan COunty of the county in mass convention in the court house greater things. We should rersiiisgass. chairmanship case. artl in riymouth at 2:30 p. m. on member that the events which
-ncr aponr KclHs,m and Laucr of this city Saturday, September 15, 1906. seem overwhelming now win oe lvmouth An! apoeared for Mr. Hendricks for thc purpose of nominating a Re- forgotten in a decade. John D. ' while Senator Parks of Ply- publican County ticket as follows: Rockefeller on Coming Home to
Auditor leveianu irom liurope.
OFFICE Bi5sell Building, corner Laportf
and Center Stieets.
Entered at the l'ostoöice at V,
diana as second-class matter.
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ri..V, Tnrl Ana 9. 1906 "I llioiltn, IlOillian aim oic iiiuww Reprcsenuiivc, v,ic.,
In common fairness we must
. . of Indianapolis, were retained by or, County Assessor, Comm.ssoner "' -John, the Senator, i gnen a &f First Commiss;oner of en il we were to take him at his 10 cent per line editorial m 1 he Kcll-son raised the ques- Third District, Councilmen-at-large. worst has some reason for rat ,- P ymouth Independable li s juris(liction and in an clo- and Councilmen for the First, Sec er preferring to live in some othIII l . II nrrlit until TMO IITTIP uu" J . rt . . ikoI -w.it ii- tit nnrif
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editor presents his bill. Then, t 1 W r' , easily could do.
will be different. 1 , . . ' . .t;, t,J c wi I, annnrtion- Yet there is no question that
jß & f " . nrr Rockefeller is unfeinedlv
Alton B. Parker in recently ." r."r:. , 7 " 1, I ' .t" r dad to ret back airain. despite
it i t1,.v n uirisdiction in mis case. ui.itne ueieyaic piau i iauu. - - . . discussing the polit ca , ti at ion J speech I vote (or each 10 est for Roosevelt the annoyances to which he is in Xcw York, says Hearst I not w'1" ,.A. ,., suhiected here and from which
a Democrat. It'wouM be into,- amnK tie same n 'p" 'Z 4 he conl.l b,
estinc to have Judge Parker s ' X r.7" at where.
definition of what is a real Dem- - ,'--',;, "; " VT. .7 He feels, of course, as every
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)c entirely free else-
ocrat.
WeakL
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hitis
For over sixty years doctors have endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs, colds, weak lungs, bronchitis, consumption. You can trust a medicine the best doctors approve. Then trust this the next time you have a hard cough. I had an awful cough for over a Tear, and notliiiiK seemed to d me hut good. I tried Artr's Cherry hertoml and wa soon cured. 1 recommend it to all my friends whenever they have a cough." Ä1 18a M. Alz YE KB, Washington, I). C.
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fo Z vernor o owä 1 v he Mr. Moores, in his reply ad- Tippecanoe tor goernor ot iowa uy aic i AT tii- u-j vnh
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lived for a time in othr coun-
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C. Aver Co.. Lowall, Ma. mantiCsoturera of
SARSAPAfilLLA. PILLS. HAIK WQ0Z
Democratic
convention
u":, " ct; ; Uitted that Mr. Kellison had North
at Waterloo, which rwute a great arKtiment on u
...v.v. ; . ; i "vers Pius keep tnoDowe; regular. tries. He realizes th spiritual All vecetablo and gently laxative.
.. significance of the American's
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. answer to a European who wummMo "vvruii
- asked him what ma le Americans
adii-ts all difTe'rences, hopes to question 01 juriMucuui, a.u ... - - so (1 of thdr countrv .-Cn1l. Doctor's Wife, While Demented, profit by the factional fight speech indicated that he was Center countrics;. sakl the An.er:can. Sets Fire to Carpet With Faamong the Republicans and in- ashamed of the course the bolt- Xo man who has once got llu. tal Result. dorse W. J. Bryan for Pres.- ers had taken and that if he had To ui American feelinp into his bones aZI J been state chairman he would Necessary to a choice 151. . contented South Bend, Ind., Aug. T. As
1 il. i l a. mm a I w Vs a nhAvA i.'rir Itf Pmtr Ii. I . I .
t j have squeicncu me mmci f- elsewhere. There was in Chica- a result ot a uemcnteu woman s
'When Speaker Cannon is re- the start and secured narmony :an pre uc -..owc w u d he Js u.crc nownn craving for fire, one of the worst w.ici. . . I j. I.,- hovmrr lionn i vntf nn his vote will be oro-ratcd I CI ... . . I a l- l r o..u
nnminatod to congress tills I m mc pa.i. ..v...h - KngllSliman WilOSC COndUCt iragcuic in uic n.siui ui jKji.il.
d occurred Monday. Une per
is dead and four others are
ibly burned, two of them
probably fatally. The victims
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fend congress and the Kepubit- "e junsuitiiu I... Mvk.w.. . - - - society, he had acquired a com- arc. lmu-.uis. . n. ...o.w, .j. xi... lt.lriT n rhnnrrp to some other county present may cast the full vote ol the I ' Xj 1 t- b,,mpd nlmost tn a crisn. Iniured
can oariv auainsi 111c ,iaii. 1 v . 1 iicicuc. nc x.... ... m. 1 - . , .1,0 Lm,k. will be decided Thursday but township. . k t KnrV.nd to pass their Dr. E. H. Denslow, face and
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jt there reallv seems no reason under the rules adopted ry me (ipri:n:n(r Vrnr; Thev selected a bands burned and internally 111-
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tu r-t,.,;! ; irvmnn- Me- w iv tlie bolters sirouiu ue aium ; iarsnaii county itepuDiican wmui nn. iniwc in a nlrnsant ncili- ureu ; .miss iuuenc Dauuui , um-
a lie v-ii.iiv..v. .rt I . " . . , , ,, 1 r?.. 1. I . .... , , . ""I, 1 1 11..- f 1.1
publicans to send money to ot both .uarsnau anu ruuon i omnuttee at a regular metmg, neu; borhood and ordered carpets and iy mirncu on oouy ; .Mrs. oeuuu
lor cam-1 counties. i i'juiuuiui -1 vu iturniture and so on. i " " w...v4,
All the M2, 2.13.50 and 2M Suits in our entire stock, including the staple Black and Blue Fabrics, will be sold at the above price until August iolft not a day longer. There are many suits in the lot from the celebrated "Acorn Brand" and the "Viking System" makes. i - i Flörsheim Shoes have style, comfort, durability and fit, and are sure to please you. Big line of work and dress Shoes.
mnntl, hpvill nlun-e into a' dis- employed by me siaicuuiu. .... ... ? k clearly illustrated this truth. lien
"Z";" f tl,o Inhor estion. he did the best he could for Inm. portionment. Jt tne numDer 01 vot - - , -ntirclv lawful and son
I To will nrrrnt the battle offered I Thc judge took the case under -r. present do not equal the number t b, h; th h not tcrr
bv President ! Gomners anl de- advisement and if he decides that of de egate votes to -M he town- h.ffbIy cstccmcd in fashionablc
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Chairman Goodrich
I a a ST TT t
on receiving ? nomination at an;-1 "Then it came over me as helCIUId Ol .Mrs. mini, arm curLIl-
)revious county convention held in himself told the story, "that it ed.
They Need Education. W. E. Curtis makes the remarkable statement in a St. Pet-
paign purposes, and says Good
rich will account tor every cent T . ,, T-
of it He wil need a great deal inspection MarshalI counly dunng the ycar nt worth whn am, T Rai(1 A nc terrime irageuy occurreu t Dropertv by the of money if he uses it in every This gigantic and distressing will be allowed a place on the ticket to my wife, 'Let's go back.' In at 3 o clock in the afternoon at anTt districts cdunty to hire lawyers of such bank failure at Chicago is sufiic- and al, rcrs0ns attending this con- thre (1ays we were on the the residence of the Denslows, in P"" f abUity as Merrill Ioores of In- lent to convince any reasonable wntio will be subject to these steamcr. And as we came into the second story of the Hun ot Knssia ll. - 01 dianaLhs Judc Holman of mind of the propriety and neces tlles and be goVerned accorningly. Ncw York bay I took hoff mv home on North Main street and In7XVoÄ r'S an Senator Parks of ty of State supervision of State W. G. Hendricks, Chairman. 'at to the biß statue and I said, was caused by Mrs, Denslow. ' c7 X pW PÄ to fight regular Re- -d private banks Condie M. Parks, Secretary. 'Old lady, we come back and who a
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izations. even u ' - " . . i icn mvu ... . , .1 mttip ha hppn at the instia-
then
These
publican organ
he does no'; buy new neswpaper
presses for all the papers that op
pose the Republican party ji j j
Chicago Democrats Tuesday
drew completely away from Hearsti-m by agreeing upon a
slate which
unanimous su
ocratic conv
and which will bewithout a can
didate supported" by Hearst 01
the Carey-Dunnc-L,awrence com
bine. Despite the predictions
and threats of the Hearst forces
th
mony
O
Hi
m .
the many considerable outlying Q0I?e Wrong Again.
Yinks of Chicago whose attains Qur Congressman's man Fri- manv things perplexing
ave been so loosely conducted (ilv iias or0ne wronCr asrain. A wronir in this countrv could on-
that it is believed to have been hctter to rr Thomas Kennedy My be compelled to live for a year
ooted 01 a minion uonars. I,c living five miles northwest of in that foreign country whose cashier flees from his post, the tbjs city, announcing the death ways they have been persuaded
lepositors are in a panic anu an 0f a s,stCr, mailed at New York are so much better than ours.
will receive ilmost infinite amol,nt of loss aml mis" City July 1C, 1900, received at they would be convinced that .mnnrt in the' Dem- ?r' wiU 1)C inflictc(l l,Pn thous" Plymouth postoffice July IT. they had been troubled abo-it Tlind-iv in(ls of mnocent persons who 1!)00 at 7 o'clock p. m. was not nothing and would find that all vention inursua) fri1cfpfi thp.v nvlnfrs to ' ' .i.t u-..:
mm inniio'vw - i- 1 lur MJmc unacLUUiiiuuii; icauu 1 111c icai civic jii uuicui.t umi 1 - .4!x..' Z - " I... . 1 4 . -t tr I 1 4 a 1
me iiisiiiuviuii. delivered until 11 crust u. i:hm. once seemeu so serious 10 mem
It is utter folly to say, as some too jate for n Kennedy to at- had become very small. Chicalo. that banking is a private tomi tiie funerai vow what dolcro Inter Ocean.
'uisincss in which the State has vou think Qf tuatj Thomas
Robbery Near Inwood. An old man named Leeper, re-
R.. and is iding east of Inwood about two resident of! miles, was robbed of $320 Satur-
. ' lit it 4V
i.i nftnr tlin first disnlav of -rai,on 01 vuinificii. am. .....in the aty an(1 ias I)cen on a rural day evening in a manner inai
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. . r . r 1 inn i:w.s. i lie oidic ua.- c nun rr 1 1 1 trr voire 'Niirti c miT PC. I ioivfc rr irtmtr rnnr tup rnmiiT
- - 71 4 ....rrtli rt ttm 111-1 - . - 1 1 "uv 4W4 ' v. wt.4.44 I ' v.v, . - " - - -
v xiic hciwh 1 4 :.,-c from rnl.lirrv i.I 1. .1:
livan forces. '
U The affidavit that Garn made as published in last week's Trib- ' une which was duly acknowledged before county clerk John R. Jones and filed with the original complaint was substituted by one acknowledged before Notary Wm.H. Conger and presented to the court at Rochester Saturday. When counsel for Mr. Hendricks - objected to thc substituted affidavit, John W. Parks Gam's attorney, falsely declared that it was the same original 'affidavit, filed in the Marshall Circuit court. Men of honor, abil
ity and intelligence never tell a
positive falsehood to anv on
much less in making a plea be
fore an intelligent court. & &
The South Rend Times i says cmplaints come from Indianapolis that the Democrats of that
congressional . district do . not care to defeat Jesse Ovcrstrcct for congress. It is -alleged that some sort of an understanding has been reached whereby the Democratic county . ticket is assured of considerable assis- ; tance from thc Goodrich and ; ' Fairbanks Republicans, in return for which thq Democrats - are. to put up some weakling .whom Overstreet can defeat without making much of an effort. All this may be mere balderdash, claptrap or flapdoodle, and again it may have some . . foundation in fact; - J Many practices which ten years ago five years ago, one year ' ago and even six months - aero were in favor, public opinion
, having no condemnation for
. n '. them, arc now held to be odious
and even criminal. This is per
haps the most notable develop ment of the day, namely, the ere
ation of a higher standard for the conduct of American 'x business. - The revelations of graft in the
' insurance and railroad compan
ies are a shock to national pride
and yet there is hardly an Amer-
ican who does not know that in
one form or another graft has en
- tered largelv into thc corporate
life as into the jolitical life of the country. The saving clause of
the situation is that it seems a passing phase in our national
progress. The optimist has rcas
on to rejoice that the national
conscience has been touched and that public opinion is establish
ing higher ideals. Jt jt j. Holiday for Postmasters.
A leave of absence for not ex-
v cceding ten days has been grant
ed to postmasters of second and
third-class offices to enable them
to attend the conventions of the
National Association of Post
masters of Second and Third-
Class Offices and the Michigan
Association of Postmasters, to
be held jointly in Detroit on
I m m m
j to protect citizens from robbery ncss 0USrilt to result in the (lis- knew that Mr. Lecper had the
iv bankers bv footpads or sneak-1 rharcre of Postmaster Yockev money and knew where he kept
from his position without 'delay, it. "
Patron of Postofhee. Leeper who is over 80 years
old, heard some one taKing a
thieves. Indimapolis Star.
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t r . 4 , I iinciiini otiirnrp inn mr nr
u tne Americans wno see so .l U; of tbl tlm
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flocb nnH th wnmnn stood a aKuaiuih, vmil aic uic acius v.
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dazing pillar in the center of the 1 SOCiaI revolutionists, assurea "v.r... .... -1- 4.mi npasnnts thnt tne crnr wisn-
rnnin vvitn n ;rrpnm sne run icj 1 i" -
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cUnin lnulMn.1. whn awak. ed the nobles pumsned because
ened by the cries of agony, they had refused to give up their
fought the flames without sue- w l IC l vvi.c. ...
The commotion attracted the than oU,uuu,uuu worm ot prop-
iMontmn nf Mice KlirrptlP IS.HtOtirit.lv 1 n.vt iu nuvv.
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sister of Mrs. Denslow, and she strayed m this way, and tne rnmp rimninfr from a nearbv peasants having thus deprived
room, only to be seized around themselves of employment are the wrist by the burning woman, waiting for help from the Dou-
unable to break the death grip, ma, wmcn uiey nave hui ja she also became a mass of flames, learned has ceased to exist. It
In thc struggle which followed would seem mat mis onjeci icsat the head of the stairs Mrs. son should teach the ruling class
Denslow. stumbled and fell to the Ktissia tne need 01 cmicauon
floor below, crashing into the and enlightenment among me
Hunt apartments. Although common people.
friehtencd, Mrs. Hunt did not . -
lose he nresence of mind, and she Points Duty ot tutors.
The Wcllman Expedition.
Poorer Sitllivan's Triumnh. llrkrcA nut rf hie h.trn S.iturdav
As the time set for the depart- Tf it .vt?rt not a somewhat ttn-lnltrht nnA wpnt nut tn see what
tire of the Weilman expedition (li ifica CÄpressiQn we should it meant. He found ä man lead-
irom uancs. isiauu iu w. t, . ,)e tcmpteti to say that the Hon- ,nfr the horse and when the old -. - t I tUi rrmnrt- Urchin Id llCIf . . r I .......
puic in nit Kitai..,....! orable Roger sumvna seems to man questioned lum he threw ;. at hand, a special interest at- havc a tajj hoU1 an(j a down-hilt Lrrain sack or some heavy cloth
taches to the recent baiioon as- miU on the Democratic party m ovcr his head, struck him in the
cension ot Dt. Julian i. i nom-1 Illinois. hack of the neck stunning him
as from INew York. . If anybody else enjoys the ap- for a few moments and then took
The interesting point is that u proval am conndCncc of the un- from his waist the belt contain-
is satci mar oy it aw prcviu terrified the Democratic pnmar- ;nfr the monev.
lead to
are ex-
balloon records in this country ici; jiave not rcveacd his identity. Developments tliat will were exceeded" and that the bal- Sullivan, to employ another me arrcgt of the thief
loon was oniy
. m a 4m m. Aas IfI I m m m mm a
anuai- iv ti v t collonuialism , IS tPC Whole WOtKS . nprt ct anon.
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nours üiiu nat.tvi um . inm i an tne more surorisinir
Horses on the Increase. The horse perpetually discred
its the modern breed of prophets.
Every time anybody has made a new invention in transportation somebody has prognosticated "the passing of the horse."
It is said that when De Witt
Clinton managed to get the Erie
Canal open there were mourners
for the destruction of the use of the horse that they thought sure to follow. When the steam railway was made a success there was a death song for the horse sung by the stage drivers.
Then the bicycle was execrated because it was to do all the light work the horse had done
and the cable and trolley lines
were to shut the horse out of
strets and while relieving him of
certain forms of drudgery were
certain, in the prophets of horse-
dom's estimation, to degrade him
to swill care service alone. More recently the automobile has been hailed as absolutely sure to dis
place the horse from every service, even of the pleasure of racing.
Yet within ten years there has
V IVAHUDMi BI GRESSNtn & GÖ:..PftMY
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I Ownerauf tbtutply Atiry:t ivxjkftl'i prumiAly uu luvur&leiy )
foutrht the ffames with an old At the meeting of th,e allied
coat, at the same time crying for editorial associations of Indiana assistance. ' at Winona Lake, John B. Stoll, An alarm brought the fire de- editor of the South Bend Times, partment and police ambulance, delivered an address on "The but before their arrival Mrs. Misison of the True Newspaper Denslow was dead. She was tak- Man.'
en to the morgue, and Dr. Dens- Speaking of graft, bribery,
'ow and Miss Balfour were taken and other present day evils he
to Enworlh Hospital. said: "These evils are, indeed,
portentous, i hey threaten great
A Ten-Hour Law Void.
cr dangers than have ever be-
-v m f f . t a. I
miles: It is sale to add tnai noi s:nre nvolves flvinir in the face fr rirmnr.A T?adlv Hurt.
one balloon voyage in twenty is 0f providence so to speak. Bill Reckless driving Saturday ev-
m . - - .a ab,. Ml m m mm . mm
nearly so long anu m aic as p,ryan's voice of inspiration and crnng rCsultcl in Mrs. William this one. In most cases the aer- consecration boomed across thc Ormond receiving very serious onaut is only too glaM to des- ocean some ten days ago pro- injuries and Mrs. Jennie Whcelcend in an hour or two after a n0uncimr the Honorable Roger r t whn wn with her be-
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voyage of htty miles witnoui anathema maranatha and com- :nfT rnrmidrahlv hurt and fritrht
breaking his neck. manding him to step down and Lne.i u scems lucky that both
It can not beexpected that a out frorn the national committee. escaped with their lives, lirigible airship will do as well He was hidden to herd with the jt secms tnat Ed Rankin and is Dr. Thomas' balloon did. rroats and dwell in outer darkness riv.le TTner of this citv. and
This balloon sailed before ihe not to mind a little mixing of Warnicut of Inwood, had wind all the way and an airship metaphors. It was supposed that bee'n racing on north Michigan is fortunate if It can sail against the political finish of the Honor- cfrn Mr Ormond with Mrs.
the wind at any speed at all, in- ahlc Roger had about arrived. V otran ' jn the buggy drove out
sieau oi oeing uiuwn tuumiiM mere seems, novcver, iu nave from jicr jlome an(i started north miles out of its course. Certain- been a'miscalculation somewhere. knowing nothing .of the racing, ly no airship has ever made such So far from hearkening" to the iie fast driving began again a voyage as this balloon made. "silvery" tones of the itinerant when the mcn starte(. north from
In
. e 4t i:oin,,r fore beset the nation. Compared ,AeW4:CarSfa..lhi T LU5 with them the disunion plans of
OI ? K,,Lt: . .:. r im lose their bad eminence äs
a mil .nroviuiiiB u.ai wu.. . ... . f . trpasnn n this coun-
factones m that state should not wouh work more than ten hours a day . J , u , o
' , 4 1 Ä ...-1, I 1I1I1CC1I, lidVC Hi- It" nor more than sixty hours a week. I 'Mi.ri.c .
Later on persons interested as- ".7. ':;f a a, 4t i..i :i checked will bring destruction
Orvill W. Bitting and wife to Chas Bitting , e 76 a of ne j of sec ti t; J2 r 4; $1000. Lucinda J hitting q c d to Chas ß Bivting, w 40 a of w hf of nw q of sec 5 tp J2 r 4 also e 7G a of ne q of sec G tp 33 r 4; $2000. Eliza J. Aldefer and hus to William Carver, 20 a of lot 3 also 10 a of lot 4 sec 30 tp 32 r 2 .also lots 1 2 3 4 Aldefer par of fr sw q of sec 3G tp 32 r 2; $3900. Chloe Hanes and hus to Eldridgt;
u. Kizer ana wne. una i-j oi sw q of sec 9 tp 33 r 4 ;$G00. Grover C. Huff to George W. Huff, nd 1-88 of s ht of nw q also of sw q of ne q and of n hf of se q all in sec 28 tp 33 r 3 $100. John Graerson and wife to John II. Chenowurth, s of ditch in e hf of ne q and ne q of se q of sec 29 tp 34 r 4 also in w hf of nw i and nw q of
horn n n inrrpas? In llif nnnilifr
r i t ai . - sw q m sec 28 tp 34 r 4 also in sw of horses used in this country u . , , 4. , J (q of sec 21 tp 34 r 4; $9200. quite one-third. I
serted that they had a right to
upon thc people.
0 a m t I m 4 a ri . t
view ot these odvious prophet of the lrossachs the re- f. i,1ie;nf,es nPf nf town and
facts one can sec the appalling turns show that the Illinois Dem- unjTer's horse being blind bechances which Mr. Weilman ocrats have elected Sullivan del- camc unmanaceable'and dashed
takes in tryincr to sail in an air- cerate A to the state convention in . i, i1110.crV nf the lmlie;.
ship 000 miles to the north pole, every county heard from. Chi- smashjn,T it to pieces and falling if A t 1 A. 1 mm. mm. m-mS-m I - f 1 ' I .
.Most people wnen iney arc cago vnronicie. on t,e ia(iies vvhen the buggv ing to incur a great danger like ' wcnt over rs fell .
to have a tew things we i tried ine boutn öena irageay. i,cr thc neck of thc horse ami
and certain, but air. vycuman i hree deams resuueu irom . soon aMc tQ extricatc lier.
secms to enjoy inhnitc nsK and the boutli l$en(i tragedy wmcn seJf )Ut Irs Ormond was pinuncertainty, was reported in this paper Tucs- ned d(jwn b;nealh thc bouy of He is to travel twice or three day. the faen horse aml it took threc times as far as ,any baloon or the dead are: Dr. Edward H. Qr fnur mcn sevcral minuls to airship ever traveled. He is to Denslow, aged C2 years, his wife extr;cate ner travel in an airship twice as aged 53 years, and Miss Eugenie She was unconScious and relarge as any other, built on an Halfour aged 45 years mained unconscious for almost untried plan and operated-by an Mrs Denslow had been de- an Uef head WM cut her infinity of untried and delicate mcnted at times for three years shouW )reast an(i back badly machinery. . while at other times she was bruisc(1 am, her injnrics arc Considering thc number ot quite rational Her sister, Miss bm nQ brokch breakdowns and casualties that Ilalfour and Dr. Denslow cared anJ ;f therc are nQ serious inter have attended comparatively in- for her and would not entertain naJ injuries she win recover significant flights with these ma- thc thought of sending her to u .g nQt nccegsa to comment chines, one would havc expected an asylum. on this niatter. The law against Mr. Wcllman to make a trial She seemed unusally well and rcck,css q( a kmU trip in France before he made calm Monday and neither the shoul be ri cnforce(1. one ovcr thc artic seas, but he is doctor nor Miss Balfour had any . -
not built that way. Chicago thought of-her doing anything Chronicle. rash. While Miss Balfour was
out of the room she saturated her clothing with gasoline and
Goes to Cleveland. fillincr a pan with the fluid silent-
Prof. J. L. Heald of Rolling ly approached her husband, who Prairie has been advised by the was writing at a window with superintendent of thc Cleveland, his back toward her, threw the Ohio, high school that the board gasoline over him and at the of education of that city has el- same time lighted a match. Both ectcd him as one of its corps of were instantly enveloped in professors. The chair of Ora- flames. Hearing their scream torv and English is tendered Mr. Miss Balfour rushed into thc tTmM fnr his accentancc. The room and tried to extinguish the
position carries with it a salary fire. She was so badly burned -nf 1 200 Mr. Heald is a erad- that she died in threc hours. Dr.
uate of the class of oratory of Denslow lived until the nexi posliveiy makes lips and kin like vri,1.cti.rti nnivrrsitv at Ev- morniner. Mrs. Denslow lived velvet. Sold bv Tanners Drug
1.,, 711 onlv a few minutes. Store and Chas. Reynold.
We like best to call . SCOTTS EMULSION a food because it stands so emphatically for perfect nutrition. And yet in the matter of restoring appetite, of giving new strength to the tissues especially to the nerves, its action U that of a medicine. Send lor Irt mpla. SCOTT & BOWNE, Um!sU, 49-4S I'eul Street, lMewVodu 50c.andl1.oot all druKgtat.
! .1,. At "The robbers and corruption
vvecK a;, incv ihmsw, in- im Uarn ic
the legislature to -the contrary V ff .
notwithstanding. And so it hap- r" p
i;ened that the question as to the " l . V 7 " . ' fft,e c i, nc of the mission of the true newsnuhts of employers as well as . . . . 1 , I AUa ,,rtfi paper man is to exert the mighty emnloyes crot into the courts, f .. . u and now the court of special scs- "lllll:n f . Prcss ,n the Ins h decided that the act of .vic nghteousness.
lir lpmlntiir is in conflict with
the constitution of the state and Money Kills Wesson.
is therefore void. Daniel Baird Wesson, the agThe court, Justice Olmstead ed gunmaker( who died Saturlelivering the opinion, holds that day, accumulated upward of "to labor and employ labor are $50,000,000 during a long life inherent and inalienable rights time. This ' wealth was the and can not be taken away in cause of his death. It has bcwhole or in part unless upon the come known that the principal broad ground which must be ap- member of thc firm of Smith & parent and can not be predicated Wesson, revolver manufacturers, upon legislative dictum." was on the verge of a nervous There is, according to Justice breakdown 'for sevcral months Olmstead, no question of in vol- after the receipt last fall of untary se-vitude involved. The "black hand" letters threatening
question is whether the state leg- to blow up his home with dyna-
lslature has a ngiu 10 mienere nine. with and annul a voluntary con- Mr. Wesson's family laughed tract between the employer and at his fears, but thc aged millionthe employed in which they aire could not be relieved of anxagree as to the hours of labor and iety. The fear that men were af-
other matters. ter him for his money and that
at any moment he might be
Will Fvamine the Beer. blown to atoms clouded the last
t r.u t 4i, J cawctinn nf months of his life. He was lit-
Dr. Wiley, the government erally frightened into the grave, chemist, that whisky and beer are the purest things we get in "Tin-Can" the Apple Trees, the food line, the state board of J. C. Meek of Greenfield, Ind.. health is going to take a shot at three years ago, in filling a low the beer. County health officers orchard, piled a number of old recently received instructions tin cans about an apple tree and from the state health department covered them up with earth, to purchase samples of the beer This tree has out-distanced all sold in their respective commit- others of slmUar ace and kind in
nities and to send them to the the orchard in growth, and this state chemist to be examined. year it is loaded with sound aprj, whje tree9 owned by
Band Concert Program Thürs- neighbors are dropping their I. . . . r I 44--
day Evening Aug. 9, 1900. fruit, halt ot wmcn. is Knouy
f-A,U CVott'c CWrJnr Phillin Und WOfmV.
.IIUIV.1I w-4k " ...... j.-C1-t- "Tl Trnvntnro" Virdl
Pnnrlr "Brookside" Losev Law Acts Quickly.
Waltz Suite "Zenda" Whitmark Allen Matthias, a negro who Twosten "Walkawav" had assaulted a white girl, was
'. Barnehouse caught a week later, brought to
Serenade "Sweet Dreams" Miller Mayfield, Ky.. under protection
t.w :.!itr. Ovprtnro "PwnitKT Lf trmns. arrivinc there at C:i0
Idyls" Barnehouse p. m. and by 8 p. m. he had been
March "The Jolly Coppersmith" legally tried by a jury and hang Peters ed by the sheriff.
qu
Fifth Annual Sacred Concert. Tuesday evening August 14, will occur a sacred concert at the German church. The Lutheran and Episcopal congregations are joining forces in this mid-summer effort which promises to be a delightful treat to all music lovers, especially as it will be given with the pipe-organ, a feature everyone so much enjoy's. Mrs. Bertha McDonald of the Columbia School of Music,
whom Plymouth people will enjoy hearing again, has most kindly consented to sing; as has also Prof. Philip E. Baer, the operatic tenor, who is in the city this summer. Prof. Baer is the possessor of a remarkable voice and his numbers will be attractive additions to the program. Others whose presence will contribute greatly to the pleasure of the evening are Miss Hortense Drummond of South Bend, Mrs. Maud Houghton, Mrs. Emma
Yockey Hoham, Misses Vinall,
Hess, Wilson, Kuhn, Hoham and Dr. Ford Reynolds, Messrs.
Eldridge Thompson and Ralph Leonard.
Falls Seven Stories; Lives. New York. Aug. 7. While at
work on a scaffold at the seventh
story of a building David B.
Miller, a bricklayer, made a
misstep and fell to the ground.
Other workmen quickly sent for
an ambulance.
While the surgeon who re
sponded was examining him pre
paratory to placing him in the
ambulance Miller recovered consciousness and indignantly want
ed to know ivhat the surgeon
was fooling with him for. Then
he picked himself up and insisted
that he was all right.
The surgeon found, however,
that Miller had sevcral wounds
Commissioners' Court. Commissioners met Monday morning and most of the day was taken up with the usual routine business. Most of the two past days have been taken up with a discussion of the John Shenafield ditch near the line of German and Bourbon townships, consequently no full report of proceedings can be made today. i Card of Thanks. Wc desire to extend nirr sincere thanks to kind friends and neighbors for the sympathy and kindness shown to us during the
illness and death of our dear son
and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. John dimming?.
and children.
ADVERTISED LETTER
GENTLEMEN.
F. G. Osborn D, R. Donahue
B E Ryan . L. L. Brown ' I Leroy Lewis Dills l-AUltS Miss Mabel Reynolds Miss Blanche Bogardus A tee oi one cent wilt be charred fo dventMRg. la railing tor these ku.-r please Mjr "lveTtieL J. A. Veekcy. 1. M,
Expenditures and Tax Levies for the Year 1C03. The Trustee of West township, Marshall county, Indiana, proposes for the yearly expenditures and tax levies by the Advisory Board at its annual meeting, to be held at my residence thc following estimates arl amounts for said year: 1. Township expenditures, 722.J57, and township tax 14 cents on the hundred dollars. 2. Local tuition expenditures, $2,7fi9.94 and tax 23 cents on the
and a few bruises, and thc brick- undred dollars
layer at last consented to go to the hospital to be cared for. That he survived the fall of seven
stories is believed to be due to
his striking several obstructions before he reached the basement.
Onion Line May Be Sold. There U now every reason to believe that the Vanderbilt railroad in
terests in northern Indiana will soon
be increased by a notable addition, that of the Chicago & Wabash Valely, or the Gifford Onion line which runs through Jasper and Lake counties. It is the most remarkable railroad in Indiana In that it was built wholly by one man and entirely at his own expense and without incurring a dollar of debt or issuing a bond; also, that fully 20 per cent of its present twenty-six miles and seven of its stations are on his own land. This man is Col. B. J. Gifford, who until lately owned 31,000 acres of land in Jasper county, but who recently sold about 8,000 acres.
3. Special school tax expendi
tures, $1,107.36, and tax 9 cents
on the hundred dollars.
4. Road tax expenditures, $L815.C1, and tax 15 cents on the
hundred dollars.
r Additional road taxr expenditures, $1,230.41, and tax 10 cents
on the hundred dollars.
C. Library expenditures, $ and tax cents on the hundred dollar?. 7. Poor expenditures for preceding year $282.15, and tax 2 cents on the hundred dollars. 8. Otber items, expenditures. and tax, ....cents on the hundred dollars. Total expenditures, $8,575.7!, and total tax, 73 cents on the hundred dollars. Signed Geo. P. Morlock, Truste-.
Dated Sept. 2, 100G.
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Cheapes accident insurance Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Stons the pain and heals the wound. All druggists sell it.
Aug. 2?, 23 and 21.
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