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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-12-08
GIVE THE CHILDREN A DRINK

called Grain,O. It is a delicious, appetizing
nourshing food drink o take the place Of coffee.
Sold by all grocers and liked by all who have used
1t because when properly prepared 1t tastes like
the finest coffee but Is free from all its injurious
properties. Grain aids digestion and strength
ems the nerves. IL is not a stimulant but health
builder, and children, well as adults, can drink
1t with great benefit Costs about one fourth as
much as coffee. is and % cents.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10

tongue, thus producing dilemma in
deed He applied the last resort, which
was cutting loose the horses and allow
ing them to find their way to town
while he followed on foot, sometimes
wading snow drifts up to his waist.
Today noon, as Al Beldon aud Seth
Holcolm were crossing the L. f. Il v.
track in the vicinity of Morris mill, a
passenger train engine lifted the rear
wheels of their wagon into the air.
Besides little damage to the wager
no bad results followed.
Maccabees will be interested in hear
ing that the hives at Chicago had q
Joint initiation ceremony Tuesday nigh
In whice $1,000 candidates were admit
ted. The supreme officers were preseD
and visitors from all parts of Illinois
and Indiana were in attendance.
At Peru, few days ago, a horse wa
instantly killed by touching with its
nose water spout charged with cleo
tricity from a broken wire. A bow and
several men were severely shocked
while attempting to rescue the horse
The electric light company paid for the
horse
Last Sunday, smoke was seen issuing
from the front room of John Tenders
house. Upon examination a sofa was
found to be in blaze. As the room had
been kept closed all winter and asn0
fire had been taken into the room, the
family are still wondering what caused
the combustion.
Street Commissioner James Brink de
serves general commentator for his
work yesterday. Early in the day be
was abroad with his snow pillow making
Roadway against the large snow drifts
in every part of the city. 1t may be
stated that the churches owe him debt
of gratitude as it was through his time
ly efforts that people were convenienced
so that they could attend at ALL
The popularity of John Birkhold
among the members of the Concordis
CLUB is unquestionabie. At their last
meeting he handed over papers in view
of resigning the office which he held :.
When the proposition was put to the
members for vote they decided unan-
imouslv, with the exception of one voice
that his resignation would not be &C
cepted. At this, Mr.. Birkhold arose
and made three speeches. In the first
he thanked the members of the club for
reinstating him. In the second be dwelt
at length on the Philippine question.
Number three was an eulOgy upon the
American Republic and Old Glory up
on which the sun never sets.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
Says Indiana Law is Null.

Judge John Ill. Baker, of the United
States district court Friday decided
that the assignment law of Indiana had
been suspended by the national bank
ruptcy act. He holds that any title may
be declared null and void at any time by
an appeal to the federal court under the
bankruptcy act. In the course of his
decision the judge says: "The bank
ruptcy act is the supreme law of the
land, enacted in pursuance Of an ex-
press grant of constitutional authority
and in so far as any state law is in con-
fiict with it, such law is suspended and
remains imperative until the federal en-
actment is repealed. In my opinion
the operation of the state law is sus-
pended and the state courts are with
out any jurisdiction to administer the
estates of bankrupts or insolvents.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
Surprise Rag Sewing.

A surprise party was arranged on
Mrs. Capt. Collins and was carried out
successfully Thursday. About fifteen
ladies were present They had gained
the information that Mrs. Collins had a
large number of carpet rags on hand,
and for the purpose of aiding her, each
brought a thimble and needle. The
amount of work accomplished was con-
siderable As the evening waned. the
crowd grew merry and one of the
greedy ladies, up to her tricks, was a
center of attraction. In making a
false move she fell to the floor, thus
giving an involuntary exhibition
Of her powers as an athelete and
furnishing the others a chance for A
hearty laugh. A general good time is
reported
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
Levi Turner Dead.

Sunday occurred the death of Levi
Turner of Argos. His illness was of
short duration and his death quite IN
expected. Mr.. Turner was we'll known
throughout the county. He lacked IL
days of being SO years old. About eight
years ago he moved to Argos from Car
roll county where he had lived many
years previous. In the year 1917, or
thereabouts, he married Miss Sarah
Harrison. From this union resulted
five children who survive their father,
namely: John f. of this city, Charles of
this city, Elmer of Knox, Ed of Argos,
and Mrs. WI. Rankin of Los Angeles,
Cal
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
Saloon Remonstrance Stolen.

A sensational thing occurred last
week at ROssvile in connection with
the saloon fight there George Stengle
applied for a license, which started the
demonstrators to work. They had the
remonstrance, with the necessary names,
all ready TO present TO the commission
ers Thursday, the last day it could be
presented. Mr.. Shipmsn, a friend Of
Stengle, asked for the remOnstrance
saying he would get friend to sign it.
When the friends of the remonstrance
heard of this they started out to gef up
new one, which they did with more
names than the old one. Rossvile was
greatly excited over the disappearance.
and vengeance is threatened.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
Death of Mrs. Garrah Richardson

Friday evening Mrs. Garrah Rich
ardsOn died at her home near Tyner.
Her disease was very subtle one.
She was well known throughout the
county and especially in Plymouth,
having dwelt here while her husband
served his term OF office as county
commissioner.
She leaves in this world SIX children
four DR.. Richardson. John, Frank
aid Charles; two daughters Mrs. Hen
~ Craig, of Bremen, and Mrs. john
son, of Tyner.
The services and funeral were COL
Quoted on Monday and the remains
found their last resting place in Oak
Hill. Deep sympathy is extended TO
the bereaved
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10

handsome share. The value of the es-
tate is not fully known, bat Vogt was a
pros Perous Swiss merchant.
|. Trustee CRUDE has decided upon q
suitable plan of holding a school to sup
plant that conducted at the Fertig
building before the fire Instead Of
crowdiDg the Stuck and Shiloh schools
be proposes to occupy the Trinity
church. School Will be conducted here
at least for the present.
The officers down at Warsaw and at
other county seats are anxious to 10
cate one Thomas w. Patterson, a
smooth article who makes il his bust
ness to collect delinquent fees ostensi-
bly, to turn into the state treasury but
in reality TO put into his pocket. Pat
tersOn is good collector, but he does
not share the proceeds with bis patrons.
y Kansas hog raiser giving his expe
rieDce feeding hogs. says five acres of
sweet potatoes fatten more hogs than
twenty-five acres of corn. lie had 60
hogs that would yield him $4,000 pounds
of pork, and estimates that the cost of
their feed is not more than $40 in actual
Ca n for labor and expenses in his sweet
potato patch. He also claims that this
food imparts a flavor to the meat that
far surpasses that of corn for any ami
mals.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
Alleged FOrger Wanted in Bremen,

An alleged stock buyer named Miller
is wanted IN Bremen for passing forged
checks. Miller negotiated for the pur-
chase of herd of cattle for the paw
ment of which he rendered a check
drawn upon Warsaw bank. The
check proved to be forgery. Miller
has disappeared and the farmer still has
his cattle. 1t has developed that Miller
has practiced the same swinde else
where and the police have been furnish
ed with description of the alleged
swindler.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
When the Nicaragua Canal is Opened

When the Nicaragua canal Is opened.
In spite of the impetus recently given
to geographical study, it is. probable
that ten out of twelve well-read persons
will estimate the distance between
Liverpool and San Francisco, via Cape
Horn, to be at least one thousand miles
longer than from New York to the same
port of the Golden Gate; but 1t is actu-
ally one hundred fifty miles shorter!-
the two routes being respectfully 1850
and l4,S40 miles long The greatest
surprise, however, is to find that New
Orleans is futher away than either
of the two other cities, being 1902
miles from San Francisco When the
Nicaragua Canal is opened this Southern
city will be only 4,047 miles from her
Western sister; New York will be dis
tant 1916 miles; and Liverpool 1854
miles. The economy to the shipping in
terests of England and America alone
would pay for the canal twice over in a
short time, 10 say nothing of the auvan-
tage to commerce of reaching markets
hitherto inaccesslble.-E A. Fletcher,
in Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for
March,
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
Goshen to Have Asphalt.

Fifth street, from the Lake Shore
railroad to Main street in Goshen will
be paved with asphalt. The property
owners want it and one of them stated
that it Is giving general satisfaction in
South Bend, where he had examined it.
Brick will be laid on parts of four streets.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
Change in Time of Trains on Pennsyl-
vanfa Lines.


Under a new schedule in effect Feb i.
26th, 1899, passenger trains over the
Pennsylvania Lines leave Plymouth
station as follows:
For THE EAST-NO. 6, 2:45 m. daily:
No. IA. 5:l4 a. IN. daily; No. 20, 1898
daily except Sunday; No. s, $40 p. N.
daily; No. 2, $50 p. m. daily, extra fare;
No. 80, Sol p. M. daily except Sunday.
For THE WEST-NO. 10, o:l4 a. IN.
daily; No. D, GAL a. no. daily, extra fare;
No. 81, 9:26 a. m. daily except Sunday;
No. 80, 2:10 p. m. daily except Sunday;
No. 8, 6:l0 p. m. daily.
For particular information on the
subject apply to
j. +. HANES, Ticket Agent.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
Electric Railway Out of Goshen

The Northern Indiana Construction
company is the name of an organiZa
ton to be formed soon for the purpose
of constructing an electric railway
from Angola through to Lagrange and
thence to Goshen.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
Red, White and Blue.

1t is a curious fact as well as a pleas
Ing one to Americans that these three
colors are in the flags of all progressive
nations with the single exception of
Germany. In Britaln's flag the RED
predominates, but the cOlors in the
union in the upper left hand corner of
the flag are blue and white.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
Pub1iCSale!

Notice is hereby given that we will sell at
Public Sale at our place OF business, on west
Jefferson street betN e"n Lake Erie and Van
dalia Railroads. every 3l3 days out of every
year. the following property: Standard Sand
Proof Skein Farm Wagons. all sizes. at very
low price with one year guarantee attached BO
every wagon. Farmers Handy Wagon. best on
the market. $500. We furnish all kinds az
Vehicle Wheels at living prices. We are build
ers of City Trucks. Delivery Wagons. Milk
Wagons. Piano and Organ Wagons; in fact. we
feel safe in saying that we can fill all orders in
our line of business. as we employ only expert
workmen. We do no piece work, but employ
all our mechanics by the day. which assures the
best workmanship. All kinds of painting and
trimming done at a very low price. Our paint
ing is all brush work we do no dipping. We do
general repairing. Four new shoes (besp 81 90.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Call. be convinced.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10

else was in the building with a lamp.
No doubt the light WIS from the kind
ling which had lgnlted and was grow
ing into large flame.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
Cheap Cab Service for Washington Visitors
via Pennsylvania Lines.

Via GehnsyINan1a Lines
A complete and efficient cab service
similar to that in operation at passen-
ger stations of the Pennsylvania Sys-
tenn at Broadstreet. Philadelphia, and
at Twenty-Jnird street, New Y ork, has
just been established at the Pennsylva-
MIA Passenger station in Washington,
ID. &. The service is satisfactorily per-
formed at very reasonable rates by
brand new rubber-tired coupes, victorias
and Omnibuses The vehicles will be
ound at the cab stand at the b street
entrance to the Washington station,
and may be engaged by the trip or by
the hours. Visitors to the national
capital will find the new arrangement a
very convenient one.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
A Popular March.

A new march two-step entitled the
Lake Erie q Western March, by Rud.
knauer, composer of the famous "Bat-
tie of Manila" march two step, has just
been published for piano A copy will
be sent to anyone on receipt of ID cents
in postage. Address G. f. DAILY, G. Z.
A, l.. f. IL w. II. r. company, Indi-
annapolis, Ind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

lotted Tor the course Of English aud the
nse and capabilities Of the student may
permit
The New Pacific Is the title OF a new
historical volume by the wen known
historian. Hubert Howe bancroft. and
published by the Bancroft Publishing
Company. New York In this volume
the author gives vast amount OF IN.
formation on the Pacific Ocean anu
subjects relating TO events 81 which
that part 81 thr world has been the
volume may BE- formed from the Titles
~ the chapters; Now aud Then
The Year OF Ninety Eight Euro
pcan Barbaflsm IN America" Sew
Naval Tactics" War with spain.
The Awakening" .lmperialism. ne
~ the Question:" peace. Attitude Of
the Nations" ''Thc Passing Of spain"
The Far East" "Eurupc In Asia"
'rhe Pacific Ocean and Its Borders
"tntcruccanic Communication" "Rc-
sources " the Pacific" Climates OF the
Pacific" Mines and Manufactures.
Commerce of the Pacific" ~ Glance
backward" Hawaii. the Pearl OF the
Pacific" philippine Archipelago and
Aaatic Isles" Race Problems NO
table Voyages Into the Pacific" Cru
soc Island" Leaves from the Log-
hook OF tho iliAANhs nc lffI'NANlAl
Paradise" STORY Of Calnna, Queen Of
California" ~ viii be seen. the aim
of the volume n to present the history.
resources. and romance Of the countries
u the Pacific. and an u handled In the
interesting style and with the his
torloni accuracy FOR which the his
tnricnl works ~ MIR Bancroft are
known. II IL volume without which
the libraries Of the reading public Will
be- rather Incomplete The cover de-
sign II striking n u tho work OF Miss
Maitland Armstrong u II In gold on
/ sea green. and represents ocean waves
| and sct.shells. with the ancient mariner
/ telling To the wedding gucst the story
| N his adventures In the Pacific and
/ how he had killed the Albntroas.
] The twcnty-nrrt edition Of Cops
setlcra Guide IL popular exposition
NJ our public land System. II IN edited
by Horny n. cOpp. of Washington, -
g. The chapter on surveys II Illus
tratcd and tells how 10 diCiphcr town
ship and section corners. The book
gives the latest rulings on the home
stead and other laws Mr.. copp an-
nounccs that he desires the addresses
Of all union soldiers who made home
stead entries before June. 1874 Of les,
than 100 acres, as he has matter OF
interest for their confederation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

The present century has witnessed
tho awakening OF an unusual Interest
In metaphysical science. Methods OF re-
search devoted hitherto to material IN
vcstigation are being applied to meta.
physical problems. aud PHILOSOPHERS and
phenomena that for centuries have
been cnntemptuoualy relegatcd by prac-
teal minds 90 the realm of trnnscen-
dentalism or superstition. are under
going the SAME process % precise on
seryntion, experiment ana deduction
that have been used IN determining inc
place and value of phenomena pertain
ing to the material sciences. The SO
clety Tor psychicnl Research, an or
Ennizntlon having at its head aud In Us
body men graduated from the Highest
Institutions OF learning In all the civil
iaod nations for years past have been
collecting data from credible sourccs
pertaining to metaphysical phcnomena.
and the result of their invcstgationH
has brought about what may possibly
prove To be the beginning Of an era OF
new discovery In the hitherto PRACTICAL
ly unexplorcd realm OF metaphysical
science
Deductions from the Investigation 30
far carried on have found plentiful
number u converts 10 the belief that
important laws govern the mnnifca-
ton OF mental and spiritual phenomena.
and some of these have attempted TO
formulate and carry into cncct these
laws by personal experiment Prom
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

key." hy Kate A 8enton. occupIes the
flrst pai,.. and IA n touchins storv Of a
boy who haying the care Of a number
Of poverty-strlcken relatives on his
deception IN order 10 insure for them
Thanksgiving dinner, The tale ends
happily and IL well told. big Ann BY
}. l.. Harbour, " clever and laugh
able account VI Thanksgiving dinner
In an unsettled western region, In which
unwelcomc guests In the shape of indi-
aus pounce In upon well spread table.
and are only prevented from devouring
al the tempting cdibles. by happy
trick, which friRhtena them from their
feast. Roast Mammoth" IL the title
Of nm Interesting Thanksgiving story
by Charles W Peabody. telling u the
discovery or an antcdeluNlnn monster
In river bank thawcd by a coniiagra-
ton, and with other readable material,
notably sketch by brctc Hnrte % an
early attempt at mining, make an eN-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
EN0LAND'S ANSWER.

We do not want your Fathcrland.
Your starry v-idt. your golden Rand.
We have an empire stretching far
Beyond the evening. morning star.
And all within II. like the sea,
Majestic. equal. living. free.
Once yc were noble. men who died
Sooner than chouch to tyranta pride:
For desert islo, Tor Mnrkcn sand.
Content 60 quit your flthcrlnudi
Ye shook the spaniard's worldwide
throne
One "trip OF earth to call your own.
Why are you altcred9 Can II be
That frscmcn grudgc another frcsl
Yc snr our voices. hold ~ down
Beneath your fortress savage frown.
Was II for this We freedom gave.
Ourselves TO dig our freedoms gravef
Talk not Of raldi II was dsownod.
In blood and prison the wrong atoncd.
Say not. yc seek apart 10 DWELL
We love our inEota far too we'll.
by all ye promised. all yc awotc.
Give Us our right We ask no more.
What do We askT To US the tongue
THAT Hnmpdcn spoke. and Milton sung.
To shape the statute. share th" power
That CLIPS our freedom every hour.
Proud Of - sovereign right TO own
No llcsc. no lord, but law alone.
Why do We ask u? lat to live
Pleased with tho dole that dcspota
give,
To blush. the shame that frccmen feel
Saiaaming at a masters heel
And. Llttercst sting of all. TO know
our own weak hands once dealt the
blowl
Our hand. once we1ki Now one and ali
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

lions Of what are cait.,.
~ .hn S'ete arr " slnr,iuuhh i'r Ia.
""n . utauty, rcveailns ~. =
paiiHes OF pure water bf'al J..
use series Of hlgh we,t uylotd AZ,
whose sides display a',siiovnsi N.
views OF cultivated feid. w .esis,s,
sI"uhlsi Others prpr.ni ahl rdf..
or rolling surfaces ,,,.,nas q -
speclinenn of trees stabs,alhltg rIs,
W groups; areas Of v',,f slnfy
sperred through the is,iIi.anis ~.
long lines of trees ana ~ Ne. ~
traced following Inc .sihiubs MAJ 4.
beautiful WY direction the We .,,.'sS
Sweet fields beyond ,h.
stand dressed In living r ,,ss,'las "a
Such places Tor SUNNI.
when other essential a ililisa..,
present should be- noiertss' lnllulti h,
PROPER outlay IN their a rrgs.as Win ~
thc plnnting of the gronni. .llal.nt ~
cnce TO the distant ses,e...N WIN f.is,
fractions viii be- noren"il} lisf a.
beautiful places Whore 80. ~ ~.
~ , uluvn. hri need 40 hnt M, q
Mnn,,eNyt " done In plantlpg NV NV I'd
" VIZ. VIM must De done MAJ. a.,
snlrauon OF the prevailing w u. ).
p''V' ana IN entire harmony NM y "A
Art II the child Of Na,,.. "
~, er 1arllng child In whoa ~.
he features oi the moihers Vac
h'r inspect AMI her attitude s''e'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

a teacher In famous eastern col
lego for women has prepared Tor the
benefit OF her students the following
list OF words, phrases and expressions
to be avoided" Set watch on your
lips and II you are accustomed 10 max
ing these "sllps" try to substitute the
correct expression. but don't be con-
tent with that alone. Learn why the
preferred expression " correct, and this
of Itself vii 40 fix II In mind that you
VIII soon use II unconsciously;
Guess" for "suppose" or think"
Fix" for arrange or prepare"
Ride" for drive INTERCHANGEABLE.
Real" as an adyerb, IN expressions
such ms real" good for really" good,
Some" or ANY" In q n adyerbinl
sense; for example; u have studied
some" for "somcwhnt!' II have not
Some" ten days for "about" ten
Not "ns" know for that I know.
TRY" an experiment, for make" an
experiment
skate well." for she doesn't skate
Well"
Expect" for "suspcct"
"Flrat rate" ms an adverb,
Fright away for Immediately"
Party" for person"
"PrOmlge' for "nasure."
POSTED" for Uniformed"
Depot" for station"
Try "and" for try TO" 20.
Try "and" FOR try ITO" do
Funny" FOR odd" or unusual"
Above" FOR foregoing" more
than" for beyond"
Does 1t look good" enough for "well"
enough,
Feel badly" for feel bad"
Feel good" for feel "well"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
COUNTRY RESIDENCES.

oar northern country embracing n
large portion OF New England and
westward through TO the Mississippi
and northward In Wisconsin, Mime
sofa and the Dakotas, " n region
Astounding In streams. lakes and large
ponds. New York II abundantly sup
piled with beautiful lakes and streams
u pure water. and Canada is not less
fortunate, Then there are the great
lakes aud the magnificent st. Law
renee, the beautiful Hudson. and the
slow winding level banked Mohawk.
Pennsylvania N generously provided
With noble streams. The appropriate
places along these water banks will
always be- the choicest mites Tor coun-
try residences and Will be sought FOR
by those city dwellcra who desire places
FOR summer recreation. Here nature In
displayed In her most beautiful ana
charming aspects and invites her lovers
to lingcr In her presence. Some por-