St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 19, Number 49, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 June 1894 — Page 4

T e @he Independent, e e o ee e WALKERTON, INDIANA. JUNE 23, 1894, W. A. ENDLEY, Editor, The man who is not a good “mixer”i had better stay out of politics. ‘ Dunn’s commerecial agenecy reports the business outlook a little better on the whole, though the improvement is not great. NAN W N T The American Railway Uuanion by a vote of 112 to 100 has barred the negro from the order. The influence of Southern members, it is said, is largely responsible for this decision. 2 RSN MBI RAT Lxtensive preparations are being made for the grand conclave of the Knights of Pythias at Washington, D. C., in August. This event, it is thought, will be the largest gathering in the history of the order. A call has been made for another congressional convention over in the Tenth district. The place selected is Hammond and the date July 9. The friends of Judge Johuston have finally decided that they can’t abide by the : decision of the “rump’” convention -; and propose to put another candidate ~in the fleld. : ~ Since the defeat of the railroad tax other measures to raise a subsidy for the Three I are being adapted. A subseription paper is being circulated among the people of Walkerton and vicinity and about SI,OOO has thus far been donated. It is Delieved that $1,500 can be raised in this way. TR iIS S LTI The republicans of Lal’orte county met in convention at LaDPorte last Wednesday and placed the following ticket in the field: representative, Albert P. Hunt; auditor, I'rank Doran; treasurer, Henry Schwager; sheriff, P. O. Small; vecorder, E. R. Hart;| coroner, Dr. Short; surveyor, Robert Ansley; commissioners, William H. Harris, D. A. White. L T B AO W The democracy of South DBend met Tuesday night to select delegates to the congressional judicial and senator--lal convention which is to be held at Plymouth on the 27th inst. Among others they will send Messrs. Kendziorski, Tomaszeski, Deranek, Wesa. lowski, Biluski, Kalamajski, CiesielKrzeszewski and ——whew! God pity Plymouth!—Xikhart Journal. R R A SRR (WU 5 The people’s party of the Thirteenth i district met in convention at Lalorte | last Wednesday for the purpose of | nominating a candidate for congress. | J. W. Torrest, a bright young attorney of South Bend, was the choice of the convention. He is said to be a forcible speaker. Dr. Arlington and B. F. | Rinehart, of this place, were delcgutms; to the convention from St. Joseph county. They were accompanied by | Soward Rinehart, of Grovertown, u‘ delegate from Starke county. ‘ B. F. Rinehart, of near this place, | was nominated by the populist cun—i vention at Lalorte last \Wednesday | for joint senator from Starke and St. Joseph counties. Mr. Rinchart \\'h(); was a delegate to the cungrcssiuxml% convention, had left for home before the senatorial convention was called and was unaware of his nomination until he was notified at his home at a late hour that evening. Mr. Rinehart is one of our substantial and highly respected farmers and his name is a credit to the ticket. SR T B. & 0. Excursions. On June 234 and 24th, the Baltimore & Ohio railroad will sell excursion tickets to Buffalo, N. Y., at a rate of one fare for the round trip, on account of the Roman Catholic Union of the Knights of St. John. Tickets will be good for return pasmore & Ohio railroad will sell excurgion tickets to Cleveland, Ohio, at a rate of one fare for the round trip, on account of the United Society of Christian Endeavor Convention, to be Leld July 11th to 15th, 1894, Tickets will be good for return until July 18th, 1894, subject to an extension until September 15th if deposited with Joint Agent at Cleveland prior to July 17th. | On July 3d and 4th inclusive. the Baltimore & Ohio railroad will sell ! round-trip tickets to Mountain Lake | Park, Md., and return, at a rate of one l sure for the round trip, account of the | Annual Camp Meeting, and the West | Virginia Sunday School Counvention. | Tickets will be good for return pas- | sage until July 31st, 1894, I Remember that Goit & Pool will do | your paper hanging or painting in ! first-clags style at hard times prices. | Pr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder ! A Pure Grape Cream of Tariar Powder., _

NORTH DAKOTA. A Letter From a Member of the North Dakota Colony. Caxpo, N. D., June 12, 1894. Eprror INpEPENDENT: I herewith gend you a letter which I wish you would publish, hoping that it will reach a great many of the Indiana people to whom I promised to write when I got loeated in North Dakota. But as my time to write is limited T take this method of reaching my friends—that is, all who take the InpEPENDENT (which I ean’t see how any of them can do without). In regard to North Dakota, I like it better than I anticipated. So far, we have had a better spring than I anticipated, a better spring in | which to do our work than I ever had {in Indiana while T was on the farm. We had a bad snow storm or blizzard, | as people herve call it, on the 18th of | April. Have had no snow here since. Had cold winds through April and the first of May, but ever since the first of May we have hiad nice weather., Had 1 two frosts that killed my corn which I | planted in April, but it grew up again | in a short time. If you should see the -1 corn now you would not suspeet that »| it had been injured a particle. Iveryy | thing I planted is doing well. Have o | out one hundred acres of barley for which I plowed the gronund this spring. Everybody has finished ‘‘seeding,” ¢ |and are now breaking up their raw - [ land for next year’s crops. It is dry here at present, but we had gquite a shower of rain this morning and good prospects for more, which we need. We received several letters from Indiana asking us whether woe were not frozen to death. 1 take the pleasurg of telling you people that while you had your suow and ecold rain, were wearing your overcoats and shivering with cold that we Lad the nicest kind of weather here. Wouldn't ask for any better. When you folks had nice warm weather we had cold winds and rain, but wheu the time of year came for nice weather we got it, and have had nice weatlier ever since. Can't tell how it will Le from now on. Will tell you later. I think we can grow anything up here that you can raise in Northern Indiana. I shall try to, at any rate. | Can tell better after awhile. If the lpditnr will publish my letters will ; write to you at least once a month. If any of you farmers wish to emi[grute to othier parts, or wish to better your condition, I think you would do well to come and take a glance at il\'nrth Dakota, as the soil is the very lbest and land here is eheap. One can ! | get lots of land with little money. | | The goverument land is going rapidly. | The best, of course, goes first. If you ]wzmt. to rent you can get extra good lchauces. You can get all the land yon { want to farm and get it all together, Exmd as the days here are long we can | put in lots of time if we want to, We ! now have 16 hours of sunshine. We E'cam work 18 hours in daylight. | Ifanyof the Indiana people wish | !:my more information than they grti ‘frum my letter in this paper let them | ! write to me and I shall give them all ’ iflu\ information that I can about North i % Dakota, and gla iy, foo, Huve not ] | had time to see much of the country !l :)‘M, but expect to go up to the woods | | next week after some wood which is a i free ‘*pitch in” for everybody. i ; H. W. Fonrp. i i RARBI/S CLOVER ROOT. fthe l great Blood Purifier gives freshness | | and clearness to the complexion and | | cares constipation, 25¢., 50¢. lor sale | 5 by Bellinger & Williams, ! I St s . | 100 Acre Farm for Sale, 1 ! Good, well improved farm for sale ‘ ' cheap and on easy terms. New house | with seven rooms, cemented -cellar, | good barn, good orchard, good fences, | |ete. 85 acres under good cultivation. | i For any information call on JOHN li. SiJOHNSON, Agent, Tyner City, Ind. [ PARMS 19 [V | CGLOVER ‘7 /gsis T eumißies (1) 4Ty A | poptoon <o AELINE CURES_ CONSTIPATION. * e b L £ AOS L R BV % T L s o TN T e L | « An agreeable Laxative and NTvE ToNIC, Sold by Druggists or sent, by mail. 25c., 50c. | anu SI.OO per package. Samples free. KO NQ s Fiorite loma powoss | forthe Teethand Breath, 25c. enian sy TS S pioro ’ medicine I have ever found that would do me i any good.” Price 50cts. Sold by Druggists. | s e R Coiar a3 thers inCames of willsave you a gevere Lung Trouble. Itistha best Cough Cure and speedily relievea Cough Croup, Whooping Cough and Broachitis un?f ' | Bsold on a guarsntee. 25 cta. : { ee e L e I THE VENICE OF AMERICA. ! MXCHI(‘:“I\'“S FAMOUS BUMMER RESORT ! (STAR [SLARD, LAKE ST. GLAIR. | The finest hofel ; the most Deautiful grounds § | the healfbiest atmosphere : the hest fishings ! f - i anaa st g [ hlf:?:-r-. ‘7«7 illu 1!‘,;%-\{f'.’-}r"lg"‘h-’)(’k,‘ } Address J. Stooum, Prop. Star isiandMouss Care ofßtar-Cole & Red-Star Line, Detroit, Mich,

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