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Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
@tlmot, 2. Tat.

0ilmot sr beligsenoe paa Ell Sioslinie al
&. W. & ct. Y. Rp. nogle Mil O~eitsnior
ben tore % imutte Snois Big Stons.
Bore SanosmGno Senion, onugsu %
Cperbp CT be ltOenoe &~isbmrao / @pcn.
Sc isritc Gdrners tom BERTH for omiriug
20 aar fioen, % mango bar siort bet 0aHite
bra, og iiooer III / gUot s~iouo.utI'e Saar.
6armcrues iorncmits @plins bar bare. %
er @oeoe; men man besbuoer III mere OF
lrsgs fig otter Mais % @riir, inaut man,
ON 0OcOcaoIiugen iluar Sell ct 2ar, life er
alcclcs aibGngis al oeuns.
Ganost er noscnlunoe ieont, sienremfoas
ret al Sols, bois gunO os 2ter er beootssOe
meO irrutte 9sotrGr.
Ser / oisie Sale ootssr GrusttrGr %
0apeiagcr iortrufislist.
ser CT S~ar9iugleu / lit rettt Clement, iaa
mon ipnes fig beniat iii De norIte 9irtelisr
% gltmutsr aloeles, at man er / Satota.
9oao bet Rirtelige angaar, iaa er Der Ell
snnite itOr Wenigbto, iom b~etienes ai "a,
itUr Wiotbs al Den 6Orensoe airts.
Man bar til oenre lib beupttst Stolts
buiene til OF bOloe Guostieueite /; men nu
bar man beitemt fig til at bespnoc paa gDgs
niugen al Ell &irts til Soften.
Get ipuss, iom ON g~algtampea til So.
fen life pl blioe iau i~tsieuoe, iom ben plcict
at bore. 8runoeu or usl ben, OF arigen ipss
ieliGtter Sinoeus, Og tar bort en- bel Eel al
Suteresisu for galgst.
8rsocu itaar uOmsrtst, % Tarmerns er ueo
goot mob, bare M Soeospriien piloe bare
til 0slieH. Scrmon.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
Sanscricit 90 Iarsmpoc.

Som briienot afbolOsr sgsitsrr autbsran
Choral Linton I'm nGits Sanserfeit % aarss
ulsos gpplston, Winn, | be iinite Gage al
Suui, % Sioeu er uu bsitemt iii 5irsoaa,
SnsDag oa Sors0ag, 2SOe, 29os % 3Ofo SUM
1898. Sargcrne ianlits Hemlia SirsOag ais
ten til III itltdbelig SummeniOmit, Gnsoag
iortiUttts meO Epslie, % Concert ON ais
teren, 5orsOag 6rrretningsmsos % sen /
BET 5ri,, % iaa aiftosieit ON aitcnsn.
Sab os iaa ale tass ooh % sisre Soften
ioa Oen9.tti iOm muiig. Geo. q. RUDE,
SeiretGr u, 8. e. IL,
Nreptinas, z. ..
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

Gtitrmiooagen ben l7Ot Ylai iaa oct no til
8san. Beg isnott oerior gsrnent tiolis
bisnt, forat lie 8ssnsn FulOs Operraae BEN.
no pao RpcIosn iom Regn % ben uarspe ur.
zen til Mioooa uGts Sag. Zen oiritO,
iaart pslsisrcuos. Iu ipirsr asrtne irift
% Dc Batter, iom loo forte eiter prurie'
brnno, ~be8Dnosy MI at grsnnes.
Sst sr rigtig en- Sbsge at lrsas Wrrit
til be mango 1rrpluntniRacr. 6uielte 6ors
mere bar inOtil 10 acrcs plantst mto lraer,
Colt Tiger, at iaar en- isnsrs asuiprGt suo
ifiOr men eitsr oenRe Rssn oil ri mart is
De nnge 3rGluuos iisrr I'm gaaroraet.
Better 9itoldiien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
Wolan, 2. Tat.

vtOian bar BUTT, SmsoibOp % Creamery.
Set Ioits SIR GOD GOrrstnins, % aitiebol.
oerne sr goOt iorneieoe. Smeoiboppet oriues
az en- Hirtig SDier, % gutiten sies af en-
Roromano, ION nBlis Tom bib og iisbte 6or.
retninsen al en- 1Disr. gcfolininssn bcrs
runot cr ncrt. Og tpii, % bet Ter uo til, at
6arrtrns CT pelituaenoe. Sc 6psg,r ouis og
"Sarns1 ~iortprt.
vi bar bapt ct uomrrirt @sir, Iaa al
@rso ir goot uo. @i bar life bopt foo mtssi
0e9n Tom ioaar pad mango gar. Moisapliu,
gen sr man MI iGroig mtb bsrrunot, loa nu
sr bet oarmt geir, iom sufes. arissbsstoeus
bsosrne iclses rsO ipGnot Cpmrrtiombeo, %
Ri baabcr ole, at bet mau saa 2ln,rriianerne
9oot. ). Siari.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
Spnooempoct paa &t9biano
Wrairic.

grcin peitruira ,Ommer at. By etter
m,bpao til HuibiorO, buor SipoS ri ireHt.
be. ium tomrmrr ON Gitenen 81 H.,
naa ouernatte 5iuibforO % pu bll0e az
bcuteoe 6reoa8 Nor8en,
@len life at ian &utttcrHA paa Del SleV'
bppr man tipber 1iGet. at man Dar oeta''
iulp ~iares ircm 2ette aiEloer ale osnl'
icr, be,paer aRebet cntru MGno sller apIn'
&. Taeslsieu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
tuocrlipslioeljc.

Strlp I'll mig for iri 4rppe al ben Webb.
oicin, irm iuloitGuois bar helbreoet MIG for
zen lrioe 5lce. Snilammattcn % Heos
iGlocn q, gllMoocrcn. eoiclHeu er tihig
ca genanoIiuseH IAN ipretasss ! SIenmet
upsn noseu g99es SlGlp. Airs. Y. Suonui,
z puth Ssno, Sno. 81 8
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
6rifirfen.

Batter Sprrepit, Seattle, betisner
M pgIda MOlOe Menisbeo peb Bethel,
@aib. Menigheoen bar flor GiaIr
puu i'm airtesisnoOm, men Meolsmz
merre ItrGuer iprigt for at aftaite ben,
omeno be er futtige og fau.
MisIiunGr You bar bolot Sore,
Oras i 9aitursrne Segges, Eues pg
9olefIens Menisbeber / Often. Sun
bar Iioite llge bos fine SpigerforGIore
i Sutton, Su., os Itul o~erefter en- Sur
til Sanias for berfrd at reiie til Sri
tirtens Qarsmebe / minneapolis.
Yuitor Gage itripsr fra Retien
til Bella GooIa, at 9ancpuper. 9, 6.
cr aIlereoe en- 9p pua 10000 Snbbpgs
oere, pmenoItisnt ben lite er mere eno
II @ar gammsl; ben er en- Storbp
meo ale moberne lloItpr. San hdpoe
8uostieneite / Den oeruGrenoe nOrit
lutberits Sirte.
- Notwithstanding fanot Steo
.Sbprsoa9 ben 30te Wai / Setbanld
Mteniabeo peo prpf. Spercrup. 81
ter oenne gambling fsireoes en- 6eit en-
afteneu i aapslst pGa 9jernet al
Scents Str. % WaIIb gp., hpor apins
oeiureningsn Ierpereoe Iftensmao, og
4Ftenen tilbragtes meo SaIer, Sang
og Muiit.
ben 5Oreueor CAN'T entb. Sirf'.
gaItpr q. 3dsmusien bar a~filaast
SaIbet fra 2utimer, SG.
paitor 9. Mat1iaien, Council
BLUFFS, bar a~filaaet aaIOet ira hilbert
Sea.
gaitOr Sse itul flptte til lit npe
Salo / @ppen. Did, / SUM-.
Si~rteinopislIe al Beit Superior
airten Ianot Steo meb me9en Delta
oelIe al 2u9 % 2GrO. 9ditor 9iOrt'
pdno bolct prOOitetalsn, Pd'tor 81
holm, SnopieIIestulsn. aSItiterenoe
QreIter par: Simonisn pg 6. NtsIlen.
Gn patter grcItebplig sr opfert bag
airten. MenigbeOens GiGlo sr ltOen,
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
AirReftge 2lp6eoer.


Seo paltor Sletteoa6ls Snotrqs
belle ION Brett / Tacoma Msniabep
Ssnoag ben Sbe Nai bolotes ct Woo.
la9eIlesmene / Sirtsns gaIement. pen
ootltet Den npantomns Brett blep opers
raft 70 Dollars iom en- geltumitaaue.
- Sutberli9aen for Dane gountn,
Wis, boIot Msbe / Mapiion. @is.,
ira 2Oos til 22oe Mai. qaitorerns
Sens'on, Hpgb og Sb. Gg9en bolot
&aler. De tilreiienoe Gjafter blep
teltlt9t beipiIte oeb ben Iotale 2iooes
fOranitaItebe 5eit.
gauges Spnobe.
Stub. PaulsruO fit nplis aalp fra
Wssnt9beOsn / pontiac, gu, men Tar
afiloaet bet, ba ban agter at fortIetts
line Stuoier Oso 8riitiania uniperIis
tet, San bar biotil Ituoeret peb ben
en8el't IutberIte prsitefols / Sprinos
ielo. 8.
Sinister Gaitpplb bar beSsot
Ya'torerne 2angebaus, Settners ga
SoItaas's Meni9beosr Og bar funbet
me9sn Spmuntring og Stetts baabs
blanot grefterns og MenigbeoSfoltst.
NaiS Menigbso, Mooiiun,
Wftnn., bar beiGuttet at ino6poe Gam
lHnost til at boloe tit Qdrsmsoe Der
for n9ite Qar.
Oapion Meni9bsO, Mtnn., bar
oPbGoet i'm SdlosfurbinbelIe meo Ma
ollon p9 agter b~erefter at fable eocn
Yre't. Menigbeben tquer M 60
ltemmeberettigeoe Meolemmer.
Yo'tor Sppeguuro, iom bar Be-
tIent baaoe Mupiion % 0apion, bur
op'a9t I'm Setiening / 9apIcn, mer
bar lOoet at betiene til lite Sunuur
1899.
PuitOr 5. 9. Dale NebruItu
bar m~Ootaget 8dIo fra pait. 6iaerz
1prri9e Menisbeber / See 60, Su.
STUDENT StarpnGIs peo Rto
Wtng Seminar sr talot til Struno,
Soma, ION YQItor SdlpprIens gfterz
mdne.
-paItor SaIuorien bar Fpttet iii
it npe aolo i Disner, Teb.
- 9uit. 6, 8intber bar nplio peyst
/ fin Srobers gegraoelIe / Minneuaus
Ton, y. Dat.
- paitor 81. Rorbbeim blep ben ..
Nai rgtepiet til Miis Sobdnna Star.
bo at Daft. @intbsr.
- paitor 6. Wintber blep "Iurrriz
ieo" at i'm Msnigbeo / Semnes, ION
ocerrutts BAN % Dollars. Oct por
Spinoefprsningen, Tom buDbe lat ia /
Spioien for bet til Sat for qreiIsn8
Seieg / oeres Nsosr.
9uitor @iitenfen bar pGret en-
Eur / 9uncouOsr, 9. g., for at unoers
fese, ON 5urbpIosns er gunitise for
Colonization. @eoboloenoe Sprts /
California bar pGret ubeloig for Go
loniiterne Der.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

"Gpangeliiterne" bar pibere ISL
40 &cmmunitdnter, be "8riitne"
121 SOC, "9ennerne" 117,474, 0uns
CARDS 101, 194, be tpife Gpanaeliiter
1868, iamt lnipsrialiiterne 81
OPS, nnitarerne ca. 10000, Sreliess
ormeen $4,000, Qbpentiiterne 81, $40
og "Wennoniterne" 81, 544 "aomuni.
lantern. - Seoiofsrne bapbe 100
"&trter" og ca. 5000 porne Weblsmz
mer og Sptrituuliiterne 334 "&irter"
pg mere eno $4,000 Silb9ngere. So
oerne Der / 2anbet, bar 301 prsiter
$40 "&trter" % 143, 900 borne Sam
funoslemmer. 8i bar o9Iau 10000
Waloenitrsmmere Der. Sisie Sal
itsrreliers Pualioelisbeo bsr tanits tas
mso 5prbebplo, men cir os bog ibsts
mino'te tiln9rmelfespis en- Sbe ON
Singen.
@i Ter, airten / be Sprsnsbe Sta.
ter bar giort itpre 5remftriot / 4drets
Sob ifjsnt Ri mad bore opm9rtiomme
paa, at mango tpiGfomme Glsmentsr
Der fotter Zig iammen os Cir fig Stin
at at bare "Sirtefolt", 'fient be bpq
i9runoen pfte mad betrustes Tom Ssbs
ninger. - Gn Sing fan Ri 2utberus
mere lite unogaa at lesge M9rte til
o9 glGbe ps oper, og bet er, at ben luz
tber'te 8trte Der porsr baaoe Iunbt pg
imtertt. &unoe bare bisie q lutbsrIte
Samfuno bore Zig mere pg mere Jam
men ogfaa, piloe bet itprte ps. Sntet
anoet eno Sprpg og Nationalitet %
moaite lotale Sprbolbe burbe itiae
Sroesbrebre. Sgiaa pau bette Smz
radoe giRloer Sroiproget: "Gniqbeb
Cir Stbrte".
Sriitian 9rebeien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
Rorrefponoance.


auepaoHmr un RwH co abust t@s Tie vet nma, enhu IT, be br m. eaauaa tuu,m
rue at Snahtorm Nnpnd ou lite bhps pHTttsBpr, Hesmrer vbtpHmn sRputponeut sHu
bel, men asf han ma base RaHn % aoustm
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

1rsiL Soloatsn (pto giftotui: .eii,
irst Dig here, srGo life iua, leg ital not iul
en- anosni@
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
- 9amcr, lbs!
UAlii&1 Gn auDen piounberlig 6elbreDelie.
O VcOOcOc nit Sip.

trns.-rI
5wanioH Rbeummt Cure 60, Chicago NSrebe SeurI Jg Tan life bislps at
Itroe til lem for al uotpHe min Iaf om5 at 1e bar bsbreba mtg oso 5eres otouuoer.
lhe gPeoriu go DROPS. 2m bar uRe en- tor 8dfgueue til mig og Rs Fan tfs
lfna iulorof ben, os auNiatr Rg ben I'll aGe mme gsuer I opsr 90 Nar bar ice
hot tore Smcrtera az Sicrnes, Snnaes, Vpre,, 0srps' % @aloefpsoom'
NC FAINT aoiofebsr. 5pr fmtu aar for par is alodes ubbraot at RbeumaHs.
me urgsmGshg Dtattruatuu % Srmnrrbober, Seq bar Hot al mango Spsoomns.
5or tire Nar hOea bto leg git % min abteo beo tab9 oRrs 90 Rsohto al sUmoes'
rem 'u8e seq bko ha fpg at mine Jot troeoe. at rg uoe b. og baube lite nogt
Snnb ON mn Sebroefc SEQ bar ootrRrst ouerdlt % tuube he eugug opnaa Gin.
bring. Sea rche bm dbfs Ctobsr foot ri uDne a. rs par pa Braueus Ranb os
life tunoe fue mango Busc lGuges, mH bet oar en- CUBS 8eiSuefs at en- Ben az oS
enGe fin aWs Der iouate ps bpao .5 DROPS" tan ubute. gu gamIe Dlooer
Irnof Tor en- dLfe og efr at p9 bapbe idgt en- Iods shbe. reg opNOe bet od lea oar
Ina loag; men 4Pooer hOot paa mo at gme mtg ben 3a pg paoee he ben Ste 1ots
ltghe hB bigoeig 8eorng % i2Dbet AT en- uge hauos pg CT bobt min 6elbro hlbaa.
Nu Tan tcg oanie, iprnee % boppe Roget lee lite fnnee atsrt mere
gar. y ben tgrtc 6ldne par operuat hn6t ls ttr en- hl SEQ ian aloua beats
Decentralization FAINT abe % oper 20 nr aame Speoomme er paa en
mtrafnies Waaoe forfpunone. Sg fan he loopUe Brts "5 DROPS
mot. SEQ oH Glouq ppre NeotnHen foruogn; tn Den bar. reoot nit 2p. let bar o'
IMd bebrot e al milne SenHcr ior BheumonsmJ fom ban hapoe tbt az to Ar. ytue
Srnnr e. oorrrnfeoe opr Gtr MIG ft og gab SEQ bar iorat een ON 3Ges ououn-
oeuR8e NeouH ION bar belbnoet mig Seq e mcgt got lsnot Inaba. Dre So'
IGote pntt oaan at uoupie oeus 2t I'll BemL foot e bar hlbrebd oerest nieoe
Sdtcr gao ore auo mo Gent bette r min Ben for Fem. Sra feLbupst 2srcs
SrfnS MrS 2 Y 8uinno 1924 no 18Th Street Cmdbd, Rsb, 2be NartS 1898
- Drops" bIbrebsr Rbeumntisnne, &c ahea, Reuralstn 3pspepfa,
Rg8imrrter Gtbma 6seber, aotarrb, sSUnssbsS, Rsrusfht, nsrpSs og nu'
rugtf Sopeopme, gpepGrt Sieueipasbso, Ganopine, Gugrppe gRahria FRY
tenoe 5oestgSbeo, Bronhihs og belR8ebe 5psoomme
StOr 5laifr 600 9ofs) 81, 8 SLATER for IS. assnter snnss ue Ter.
rtOrter. Shio til o. tbg. agut fr NOrse: u. Staar, aaesubeu &c. |,
Ber9en.
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO.. l67-I69 Dearborn Str, Chicago, III.
Graham guardian., 1898-04-08
First publication March l.
Notice for Publication,

Homestead EnJpS-. No. 1890.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON Amzl
March Ist iS9S.
Notice is hereby given that the following-na.si-
ed settler has hled notice of his intentssai 10
make fnal prOofin support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the CLERK
OF the District Court at Solomonvine All.
zora on April ~, ISIS, viz.
Jesse G., WanSee, Stafford, Graham County.
Arizona, Tor the w z otN w 4 and y of
SN u sec 5. Tp7 5 r 2t l.. G & SRM
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz;
James P, Lindsey. William R. waldil. Jaan
Il. West Nat Nanslee, all Of Stafford, Graham
county. Arizona.
EUGENE ]. TRIPPEL.
Register
Graham guardian., 1898-04-08
First publication Mar. l.
NOTlCE For PUBLICATION

HON cEread No. IA33.
LAID OFFICE AT Tucson ArgEl
February Is, lSgS 4
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention 10
make Bnal praofn support OF his claim, aud
that said proof win be made before the Clerk Of
the District Court st Sol0monyille Ari.
ZOna, on April =, 1S9S, va:
John l., Oliver, Of Eden, Graham County Ari-
zona FOL the w y OF q q, see 81 Tp5s Il "a Il.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land yias
William Hawkins, Wiley Holladay, Eliiah
Handbook, ErastuS +, Handbook, all of Ellen
Graham Co, Arizona,
EUGENE ]. TRIPFEL
Register
Graham guardian., 1898-04-08

Z
Graham County Ariz. Ter.
Notice is hereby given taa 10
Board of Supervisors of the county
If Graham, 7 lerritory,of ArizoEa.ih
compliance with the requirements
Of the statutes, of said Territory,
will, on and atter.this date ano -
therefor are made TO
said board, sell, at private sab, the
real estate for any portion or item
thereof described in the foregoing
list.
That no offer tor the purchase #
any of said real estate will he ac-
cepted by the Board for sums less
than the amount charged against
each tract or item: as snowu by
the foregoing hsl, and interest
thereon at the rate OF IOc per
annum, Deed at purchasers COS
Dated March 7th 1898.
By order of the Board.
PEDRO MIcHELENA,
Clerk Ex 0dielo.
Graham guardian., 1898-04-08

DR. w. Il. Lindley; rear of post
Office. 0fllce hours from s to 10
q. m. 9.lT.9.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29
Miss Hattie Morris Entertains.

Misses Hattie Morris, Marie Hohan
and Helen Disher entertained about
thirty guests Friday evening at the
home of Miss Morris, in honor of theil
guests-Mlss Erwin, of Bourbon; Miss
Tabor, of Argos; Miss Elliot, of Cay
son, ILL.,; Miss Holman, of Rochester
Miss Chenoweth, of London, O.; anC
Mr.. Griswold, of Hearts Grove, o.
Music was discoursed by the Milten
berger orchestra throughout the eve
ming, and Miss Chenoweth charmed al
with delightful vocal selections. Miss
Hoham and Miss Tabor also added tt
the felicity of the evening by instru-
mental selections.
A novel feature of the entertainment
provided by the hostesses was terrific
sham battle waged through the halls
and parlors by the guests, divided into
companies. A great. victory was won.
After refreshments were served, the
guests repaired to the porch, where
dancing took the place of the mildel
forms of amusement and was INDUCED
in until late hour.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29
Impaled upon a Fence.

Last Thursday afternoon 2 terrible
accident occurred near Westville, La
porte county, which resulted in the
death of Lew Chenau, young man of
twenty years and we'll and favOrably
known in the neighborhood in which he
resided. The details of the sad event
are most distressing. The deceased
was working on the farm of his brother
in-law, Fred Haginaugh, and was in the
loft of the barn moving hay. The loft
was in two divisions, one lower than
the other. He threw his fork to the
lower division and jumped down. The
handle Of the fork entered the rectum
and literally impaled him. His agon
lied cries for help brought assistance
and he was liberated from his awful
position. He was found to be disem
boweled and fingered in great misery
until Friday afternoon when he died al
the home of his brother-in-law.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29
The Good Shin.

The Independent is under obligations
to John W. Parks for a copy of the
London (England) Daily Chronicsl
which contains a cratic account of the
ire on board the good ship Caledonia
which sailed from Boston July LIST hsv-
Ing on board the United States delegates
TO the International Sunday school con-
vention. John W. Parks and wife of
this city were among the passengers.
The fire lasted from 10 p. N. to 3 q, NJ,
when the passengers were ordered to
their state rooms. The London Chron.
ical adds:
Next morning after devotional exer
cises, the delegates and other passengers
Joined in a suitable memorial to the
captain, officers and crew for their con-
duct at the critical time. In addition it
was decided to present the captain with
Bible to cost no less than twelve dol
lars, and a subscription of $500 was
raised Tor the crew. When the pre-
sentatiOn of the memorial and sub
scrlptions were made, Captain Stephens
called upon his men to give three cheers
for President Mckinley, and the dele.
gates responded by singing "God save
the Queen" Third Officer Capper, who
was conspicuous in the work of ex-
tinguishing the fire, was carried
shoulder high. 1t is remarkable that
on Friday, after land had been sighted,
the cotton again ignlted, but the
smouldering bale was at once discover
ed and thrown overheard.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29

dents The grounds upon which the
case was being fought was that since
the home was United States property
the inmates we're nOn-residents.
Clifton NJ. Lowell, of company b
18th regiment Indiana volunteers at
Tampa, has been found guilty of sleep
ing on his post. He was sentenced to
be confined at hard labor under guard
for six months, and to forfeit SO q
month for the same period. According
to this, it pays soldier to keep his eyes
o, en- while on duty. Had this offense
been committed in the enemy's country
Lowell would perhaps have been shot
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29
His Farewell Sermon.

Rev. Father Moench, who has been
pastor of St. Michaels church IN this
city for the past twenty years, has been
relieved by Bishop Radamacher and
ordered to Valparaiso. His successor
is the Rev. Father Nenger, of Attica
Ind. Every effort was put forth by
his flock to retain him, but to no avail
Father Moench is one of the ablest
Catholic priests in this diocese. When
he took charge of the church in this
city twenty years ago his predecessor
turned over to him S27. Today Father
Moench turned over to his successor
$4,000 and one of the largest member.
ships in northern Indiana. He carries
with him the best wishes for his future
success and the hearty good will OF
every person in Plymouth. He
preached his farewell sermon Sunday
to very large and sympathetic audi
ence. He briefly reviewed his long
psstorate in this city. and during the
discourse the reverend gentleman was
deeply moved as were also the humid
reds who heard him. He will leave fol
Valparaiso Wednesday and enter al
once on his work in his new field Of
labor.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29
Departed.

We clip the following notice from
The Colony Citizen, published at FitZ-
Gerald, Ca, of the death of Miss
Bertha Chester, who formerly resided
IN Plymouth, and is well known to
many of our citizens:
Bertha +. Chester was born in Co.
lumbia City, Whitley Co, Indiana,
October q, 1876, and died at Fitzgerald,
Georgia, July 6, 1898, aged 81 years, s
months, 10 days. Bertha resided all
her life in Indiana previous to coming
to Georgia in 90, except for one year
her parents removed to Michigan. She
was possessed of considerable artistic
ability and number of her paintings
are solictously cared for by her sorrow
ing parents. Perhaps on account of
her musical accomplishments was
Bertha best known to the Fitzgerald
public, few indeed of our citizens who
have not been delighted by the sweet
harmony evoked by her skilled fingers
hO uCOCdoCQ W dS luclIIUtI dllu oil
energetic worker in the W. &. Il. L.
and formerly member of the Grace
Reform church, though not taking
membership with any denomination
since coming to Fitzgerald. She was
organist at the Lutheran church and
an active worker in the Lutheran Sun
day school in the hearts of whose
scholars her memory will be long en-
shrined. She died happy.
The funeral was from the Lutheran
church Thursday at 3p. M, the sermon
by Rev. Shoup being beautiful and
touching throughout, Astounding in
words of comfort for the bereaved, and
rich in promises of reward for those
who follow the precepts Of the Master
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29
Fresh Victims.

Not day passes but that there is a
victim to the new internal war revenue
tax. 1t appears now that manufacture
ing companies having on hand cash
surplus, awaiting use in paying divi
dends, which surplus meanwhile il
loaned upon collaterals, are required
to pay special tax as banks under the
act of June 13, 1898. The bill reads
"that every person. firm or company
having place of business-whers
money is advanced or loaned on stocks
bonds, bullion, bills of exchange OF
promissory notes shall be banker
under this act. Michigan City Dis
patch.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-29
This Means You. Personal and COnflden

This Means You. Personal and Connden-
ttal.
Do you know what piano is?
Can you play one?
If not, do you like to hear others
play?
Do you own one?
If not, why not?
Would you like to own the best and
sweetest toned piano in the world; that
was used by every mistress of the
White House from Mrs. Grant to Mrs.
Cleveland?
If the price was very low and the
piano guaranteed, by piano manu-
facturer worth over a million dollars,
to be as good or better than the best
ever made. would that be satisfactory :?
Would you like to buy at your own
price and on your own time without
giving a note; We considering the in
strument itself as security until paid
for, but delivering it to you at once?
If so, and you own or rent a farm or
are earning IS week, there is no rea-
son on earth why you may not own the
sweetest toned piano ever made, at a
small price, and pay for it so gradually
that you will never miss the money
Besides, if you have an old organ, We
can pay good price for it and work it
off on our cheap, southern, wholesale
trade:
But if you want really cheap piano,
to cost not over S25 to so, and still
can give out some pretty fair music,
then write to us, for we are taking in
second hand pianos of every make, all
over the city of Chicago, in exchange
for our peerless Bradbury pianos and
these we sell mighty cheap and recon-
mend them to be good for the price,
from S25 up.
Yesterday will never come again and
you never yet, in all your life, saw a to.
morrow
Therefore write today for full infor-
nation, direct to the manufacturer at
the Chicago wholesale headquarters for
the West. F. q. Smith, manufacturer
Bradbury pianos, 555-257 Wabash Ave.
Chicago. s 10
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mouth. The selections were excep.
tionally fine and beautifully rendered.
A stand was erected in the middle of
the street, which made it much more
convenient for the players and the
tremendous audience. 1t can now be
positively asserted that Plymouth has
one of the best musical organizations
in the state. Every member is an
artist in that line, and the direction of
Mr.. John Harris would be difficult to
excel.