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The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-27
Notes and Personal Mention.


Mrs. Shol of Valparaiso, Ind, arrived
in Topeka Thursday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lindsay Pegues.
Miss Daisy Lalxin is entertaining at
tea this afternoon complimentary to
Miss McPike of AtchisOn.
See Courtney -Baxter's for all kind Of
bargains in Millinery, Saturday, Oct. %,
716 Kansas avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Cooper have
moved from 615 Lincoln street to 416
East Sixth avenue.
Frank SheIlabarger, Oklahoma cor
respondent for the Kansas City Jour
nal left Thursday for Guthrie, after a
two weeks visit in Topeka with his
parents.
Mrs. KimbalTs for tomorroy's special
sale, 633 Kansas avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Cartilage will en-
tertain the Bohemian club Saturday
evening.
Great bargains in hats at Mrs. Kim
balPs; special sale Saturday, ,6S3 Ks Ay
The DouZe Whist club which was to
have held its first meeting Saturday
afternoon at the home of Miss Moon.
will be entertained by Miss Ewart in
stead.
Miss Grace Weiss has returned from
a visit in Atchison.
Mrs. F. G. Gay has returned from a
short visit in Lawrence.
All street hats at a great bargain.
Saturday. COurtney-Baxter' Millinery
Co, 716 Kansas avenue
Mrs. c. H. Morrison returned the
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-27

c. o. Knowles, Mrs. w. E. Fckert, Mrs.
c. E Jordan, Mrs. H. Hills, Miss
Katherine Lindsay, Miss Marie Wit
wer, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. A. W. Lacey,
Mrs. Ackerman, Miss Wallace, Miss
AIine Lamy and Miss Elizabeth Smith.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-27

On Wednesday evening Miss jose
phine Shellabarger was the hostess at
an informal musical at her home on
Harrison street. The rooms were pref
tily decorated with palms, ferns and
cut flowers.
An interesting program was given,
consisting of vocal solos by Miss Nina
Thomas, Mrs. J. NJ. Shellabarger. Mr..
readings by Mrs. H S. Morgan and
piano selections by Mrs. William Mac
ferran and Miss May Thomas. Every
number of the program was encored.
The evening closed with an informal
cake walk in which nearly everyone
Joined. There were about fifty guests
present and the evening was a delight
ful affair.
The Ceramic Art Exhibit.
The Ceramic Art Exhibit opened
Thursday afternoon in the Throop par
lor and in spite of the rain the attend
ance was large. Tables are arranged
around all four sides of the room and
loaded with beautifully decorated china
Some exceptionally fine bits of work
are on exhibition. and an entire after
noon could be easily spent IN studying
the different pieces.
The exhibit was to have closed at
noon today but as the weather is so
threatening it was decided to keep open
all day today and this evening in order
to give every one an opportunity to
attend Every one interested in the
subject is invited to call.
At the reception Thursday evening
a beautiful jubilee cup, decorated by
Mrs w. 5. Kaie, was presented to Mr..
DOOittle in appreciation of the kind
ness he has shown the exhibitors. Mu-
sic was furnished by the Apollo Man
dolin club and punch was served during
the evening.
The ladies who have china on exhi-
bitiOn are: Mrs. W. S. Kale, Mrs. L. S.
Woolverton, Mrs. d. J. Harding, Mrs.
Edwin Lang, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller, Mrs.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-27
High Priced Coal

We notice in last evenings Journal
that hard coal has again advanced 70
5000 The Horner Coal Co. is over
stocked with the best Lehigh Anthra-
cite and viii close out at old prices Il
you call soon.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-27
NE Thalia Card CIub.

The Tha1ia Card club was pleasantly
entertained Tuesday evening by Miss
Santa Waters. Instead of playing af-
ternoons, as the club did last season,
the time has been changed to the even
ing and the young men invited Miss
Mabel Hills and Miss Virgie Payne
will entertain the club next time at
the home of Miss Hills.
Those present Tuesday evening were:
Miss Ida Bergen, Miss Mabel Hills,
Miss Virgie Payne, Miss Santa Waters,
Miss Fe Waters, Miss Eleanor Work,
Miss Emma Dennis, Miss Perle La
than, Miss Berdena Crandell, Miss Lii
liam Valentine, Mr.. 2. B. Jolly, Mr..
Albert Horton, DR.. John Work. Mr..
Horace Macferran, Mr.. Charles Elliott,
Mr.. Howard Huey, Mr.. Fred Gillett,
Mr.. Frank Smith, Mr.. Ralph Valentine,
Mr.. George Payne.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
The News from sharvay.

4 recent issue of The Daily Alaskan,
published 20 Skagway. has to say that
Feb. 10th was the proudest day in
Alaska's history That day saw the
first passenger train arrive at the
White Pass sent from Skagway over
the White Pass and Yukon railroad
1t was "A proud day for Alaska, not
only because the railroad runs TO the
summit of the White Pass. but be-
cause "twenty-nine hundred feet near
or to heaven the eagle Cooed. and the
lion purred together. It witnessed
the completion of tie gigantic under
taking of building a railroad 10 the
summit 10 the end uf The American
line and tie commencement OF the
same line on British Columbia terri
tory on toward Bennett. Yet it is OF
interest 10 add that where the eagle
and the lion Gwelt in harmony to-
gether the temperature Was - degrees
below zero The Alaskan has four
pages and sells at ten cents copy. 1t
boasts tina: If YOU read il in The
Alaskan. it's So And ia that far-oIf
region of cold, snow. ice. mosquitoes.
death and gold the circulation liar has
found his way. and has 20 say in bold
letters OH the first page. Largest Cir
culation Guaranteed. IL IS pleasant TO
add that The Alaskan - strongly pa
triOtic in tone
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
Sequel To Our Adventure


For two hOurs-they seemed an eter-
nifty To net would appear. the four
Spanish officers fingered over their
wine-fiasks and cigars in the wooded
raVine, their movements being duly
reported from time TO time by one of
the outlaws. who stole To the cavern
mouth and peeped ont.
Al last they mounted. and rode off
when fresh cause for wrath and de
lay was produced by the announce
ment that IL wagon. drawn by mules.
aud attended by several laborers and
"egroes. had broken down on the road
about a mile distant
The irritation of our Spaniards-
some of whom spoke of having a ship
to JOln was now so great that feared
they might end the whole affair NV
dispOsing of us ia II summary manner
This wagon being heavily laden
caused delay for several hours The
suns rays ceased to shine through the
assure above MS: the srotto drew dark
by the Increase of imperceptible shad-
owS: the dingy faces of our olive-skin-
ned dctainers grew darker still; and
their Impotence was only surpassed DIV
orirS. for We, 100. had ship TO re-
join.
Every minute of these hours every
second OF every minute-passed
slowly, like a pang of agony in nv
heart: and every feature of that nat
ural vault. through which the diving
daylight stole-wlth the faces and
voices OF the men whose victims we
were. and more than all, the ceaseless
and eternal buzz in the dark chasm
that yawned close blythe ventana. or
noStril of the piton-are yet wildly
impressed upon my memory
Al last the darkness was so great
that Il lantern was lighted. and its
wavering CLEANS as they fell on the
crystals. the spar. quartz. and CLASSY
blocks OF black obsidian and rnddy
lava which formed the walls and arch
of the cavern. ON the dark ferociOus
visaSes the gaudy sashes the naked
arms and feet the scrubby black
boards. and brass mounted knives and
muSketS OF the taciturn SDaniardS
who sat in sullen group smoking pa
per cigaritOs all added TO the gloomy
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31

Indianapolis Ind.-1nquiry shows
that within the last three months
nearly all the great manufacturing es-
adjustments OF Indiana, particularly
those IN the natural gas district. have
entered trusts Or are about 10 do 20.
The negotiations by which the tin
plate mills in the state enter the new
organization OF tin-plate companies ara
about closed. The plate-glass manu-
iacturers nave all gone into one Or
sanizarion. ard on April l the bottle
manufacturers in the gas district. of
Thich there are many. viii DecomA
mem5eTs - trust. Nearly all thu
manufacturers OF iron have also
ceasat y - Independent
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
: DICK RODNEY;
Or. The Adventures of
An Eton Boy.
JAMES GRANT.
CHAPTER y. ,ContinuedJ
BY JAM ES OR ANT.

CHATTER y. tCOntinued)
Ban SAID the Spaniard. srinning
ana showing Il row of sharp white
teeth. under dirty and sable mus
tache: though ! said so. | knew bet
ter. y shipboy seldom has gold
watch like this" he added. displaying
my gold repeater Now. We shall
keep You: and if this seaman after
be has first sworn that he will not be-
tray us does not return To us here
with $500 within two hours after sun
set. par ei there he made Il dreadful
VOW in SPANISH. we will toss you like
IA dead dog into the ventana of the
mountain. Look down. and see what
journey is before YOU" he added
with Il diabOlical smile. as he dragged
ne To the beetling edge NJ the chasm
and forced me TO look INFO it,
Our eyes had now become SO accus-
toned To the light Of the gallery or
grottO that the rays of sunshine fall
ing through the assure above IFS We're
sufficient To disclose Il portion of the
vast profundity on the verge of which
We stood
From the earth's womb. far. far
down below. there came upward Il
choking steam with hollow. buzzing
sound. which decpened AT times To Il
rumble
This steam or mist rose and fell on
the currents of air: sometimes il sank
SO low that nothing but Il black and
dreary void met the eye which ached
In attempting To pierce it, Anon the
steam would rise in spiral curls from
that gloomy bed below. where doubt
less the fires of the now almost ex-
tinct volcano seethc their embers in
the waves of the ocean
The words have mercy were on
my lips, but | could not utter them:
nor would they have availed me- Ig-
norant of what the ruffan said. and
believing he was about To thrust me
in. poor Tom I.ambourne, in the full
ness of his heart. uttered a howl of
dismay; and a; that moment the sen
tlnel. whom The gang had left at the
entrance to their Turk ing place. came
HN liNQl. WI, WIN dld!Ii tAliItSScu III
his glttering eyes. and finger placed,
as warming, oil his hairy lip
Para, PaZ Silenzio." (hold peace
-silencel. he exclaimed. and added
that four officers from the garrison of
Santa Cruz had dismounted in the ra-
vine. inhibited their horses and had
seated themselves under tree to
smoke
This information was received by
the band with OathS and mutteringS
of Impotence; and by us with mingled
emotions OF hope and agOnv-hOpe
that they might be the means of our
escape or rescue: and agony to know
that such means were SO near. and vet
could avail us nothing: for on the
slightest sound being made by either
OF rs. there were the Albacete knives
of our captors on one hand. and the
Ventana- that awful Ventana ON the
other. TO insure forever the silence and
oblivion OF the grave.
Not the least of my snfferings was
from the cord which secured my wrists.
Already the skin was swollen. cut and
bleeding in consequence of the tight
ness with which these wretches had
bound me
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
General State News.

Washington street. Marion, Vii %
improved - entire length With as
Dha.C.
The employees OF the Hurford-Hinson
steel works al Converse are striking
for wages overdue.
Four inches OF snow fell in Starke
county yesJeid day. the heaviest fail 50
lata il the season for years
Frank Ovens and Miss Mamie.
daughter Of Postmaster Elias Lloyd
Of Monroe City, eloped and were mar
-ied.
The tiu-platA trust has purchased
ne plant 81 the Norwood Tin-Plat4
company. d Gas City. for the con-
sideration OF $4,000.
Miss Mary Harris OF New Albaav
has been appointed circuit court ste
nosrlpher .or Clarke and Floyd coun-
t;es
The trustee. OF Whites Institute. in
Wabash county. have decided to imme-
iiately begin rebuilding the structure
recently destroyed by fire.
W L. Mckee or Dayton, Ohio was
arrested at Elkhart by request OF the
city marshal Of Defiance, Ohio. His
alleged offerse is not stated
William R Privitt of the Dalevile
Brick company was badly burned. A
kiln which n was tending breaking
away ami q hame OF gas enveloping
priyit,
The smallpox cases reported in the
Vicinity ot Westport are all in Jen-
nings county. twenty miles distant
from Greensburg There is no small
DOX in Decatur county.
IN quarrel between boys at Null
berry ger a game Of marbles. Ray
Rhodenberger was stabbed in the back
by David Rodgers ana dangerously in
jured. Rodgers i under arrest.
Watson Ballow an attorney OF Bur
lington. - years OLD. is accused Of At
tempting II crimiually assault Cora.
12-year-oli daughter of James Stew
art living near there
\ severe storm yesterday in thu
vicinity Of New Harmony did much
damage to barns fences and standing
timber. iCtOE + DuclOS nome AZ
New Harmony was struck by light
ming and destroyed
W. 3. Akin. formerly editor OF the
Carlisle News, has purchased con-
trolling interest in the Sullivan Times.
and o. B. Harris. present editor. will
enter Tia lists As candidate for cir
cult judge OF Sullivan and Greene.
In the Oratoricai contest under w. c.
T. I. auspices at Worthington. Miss
Pauline Crook won first honors.
Edward Brashers boss of the Bick-
hell coal mine committed suicide
while despondenJ He Was a man OF
family.
Eerl Hunt Of Elwood who attempt
ed TO hill Hezekiah Clear of Modoc.
has been sentenced TO the reforma
tory.
Richmond is preparing for a great
welcome for the returning soldiers OF
the One Hundred and Sixty-first Indi-
ana
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Ito be continued.)
REMARKABLE AUCTION BIOS
Relies Which Have brought Big sI,n.
sales

at sales
The lola sale in France at Whicb
little table was sold for more than -,
times It's value. recalls many instances
of remarkable bids AT auction saia,
says Tit-BitS. lola : table was wort.
II lbs. but the fist bid for it VI
Il .2S0. and the auction became PROB
ably unique in the annals of sale, D.,
being closed after a single bid 1t &,
not the first time that table has DeAa
sold for such remarkable .,tr;.
though il is probably the first tln
that such an article has fetched ,ucn
Il big price. Cicero's table was put ltp
To auction after his death, but tda
highest bid was $50. Another historic
article for which an enormous pri5A
was paid was Cato's purple robe. which
Nero bought for f6,S00 The haDl5
worn by Charles Nil at PultoWa was
sold for $4,000. and = cup used by Ma
poleon wenj for 81 guineas. The hat
which Napoleon wore at Eylau was
keenly bid for at auction hv thirty-tNO
persons and WAS knocked down at E75
Mr. Quaritch. the famous bookseller
recently advertised two Of his rarest
volumes for sale for f10,23O, sum
which may seem ridiculous to most
readers Mr.. Quaritch. however. once
bid $4,000 for Latin Psalter, anu
e. 800 for Il Mazarn Bible at an 1uC-
ton sale Five hundred and forty
L,,N
the bidder was versing ON madness
but a SnuffboX from the emperor OF
Brazil's collection was once knocked
down at this price. Another. supposed
to have belonged To Marie Antoinette,
sold for 800 guineas. bids of so and 100
guineas being quite common at snuff
box sales. \ vase in the British mu-
scum was knocked down at 1000 gum
cas-. and TWO yiolinS Il StradiVarius
and a Ruggari were sold at a sale for
$3.50 and fl $50. respectively. A violin
bow by T0urte WAS sold for E44. and
The autograph of Sir Isaac Newton
once drew bid of f64. An admirer
of George ~ few years ago bid Els
for a walking stick which belonged to
the kim \ silver penny of William
the Conquer0r'S reign was sold nine
years ago for e. and a half-crown Of
the reign of Queen Elizabeth went for
IA Lord Fitzhardinge once bid $500
euineas for a calf at Lord DunmOre >
sale. The previous highest price for Il
bull was 900 guineas. bid at a sale at
IL. lin, D.
the highest ever made in England.
Don't neglect TO keep your shoes pol
ished. You can always shine at enc
nd u rnn Dnn,. ~ ~ nlhor
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31

Indianapolis. IND Gov Mount, aft
~ consultation with those who had
asked cor The parole OF Ms. Augusta
schmidt. the prisoner who refused the
parole after it mad been granted 10
her. has revoked his action. and Mrs
schmidt will remain in the v-omans
prison. She said that she would no.
leave prison unless she Was declared
Innocent by those VINO convicted he
or murder. She IS said TO be pleased
at the governors last action.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31

and dragged me forward into safety,
while with u violent kick he tossed the
plank away. and surging down it went
into the black gulf we had crossed
sound ever assembled. for il seemed =
have fallen into pit that was as dark
as il was bottomless
Take this musket. and see thai
YOU can use it. sir said Tom. A. "a
emotion of brayadO >eZed him Aai
80. YOU. Spanish greenhorns n
shouted. you thought To sell me t0g
niger to the Yankees, did Y0;t
Whoop. hurrah,"
\ volley Of Spanish oaths foliATad
this rash outburst. which drew thelr
attention at once upon us .5Oui4
rushed To the dark brink. and pau5ei.
| suppose. for neither Tom nor
could see distinctly. as there WIS a
double explosion which filed the ca
ern with echoes like those of rolling
thunder. ard Il mOmentary glare y
smoky light while Two musket balls
whistled past Us. and felt one. Ike
a hot cinder. rs il 2razed my left eav
Then came an Alba"ete knife. WhJsh
was hurled by No erring hand. for =
wounded Toms right knee.
Give them 4 shot. Mr. Rodn ~
said he. furiously: I'll reserve m ~
for the sentry and here be Is. a
ready
And just as tn eighth fellow Who
was ON the watch. alarmed by thu IL
ing. came rushing in with his pleca
at full cock. Tom fired at him
Saints and angels" yelled "a
Spanard a. he bounded into the ali
and then fell fat on his face, whore Il
lay beating the earth with bis eaa.
and hands
Fire. fire. Master Rodney. ~
then run for it. before they can r.
load" cried Tom. who saw that WI,
irresolute: give EN- stern chaser
Ny blood was now fairly up. Wheel
ing round. | leveled full at the group
one of whom was in the act OF taklug
aim At me, while I saw The steel ran
rod of the other who had a nlu5kA-
glitter in the lantern light a. he -
loaded.
fired, ! know n0l whether the blU
hit. but one of the ruIians spraug
wildly forward and fell headlOng "a
the ventana'
That will do" cried Tom. avn
now as fast as We can stretch Ogl-
bear away for the harbor and ia
brig"
Grasping our newly acquired wa1o-
onS, which We never thought Of ra-
linquishins We rushed ont, and ie-
scending the ravine, favored by tGA
starlight. inStinctively took the pa-a
which led directly to the harbor
With a heart that beat wilil2 J.
head in a whirl of thoughts. and ever
pulse quickened by the whole affaiC-
by the fcrOciOus treatment to WIN
we had been subjected for so man
hours. by the perils which had men
aced us. by the narrow escapes we hai
made from bullets. by the wild anI
disastrous tragedy which closed III.
adventures of lon. and exciting Ia
i ran beside Tom I.ambourne OC
ON. without a breath 20 spare or a wo-i
to utter.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
Want Aid.

Fort HaFne Ind Or. II. c. N;ar-
nan OF Fort Wayne. who is prospect
,as a. Copper Creek. Alaska. has writ-
.ea TO Congressman j. NJ Robinson
stating nat unless assistance ana
proper food arrive soon hundreds q
men viii parish Of scurvy. Congress
man Robinson Immediately tele-
sraphed The condition OF affairs - the
secretary u state az Washington. Dr.
Norman : a wealthy young resident
Of Fort Wayne and resigned as cOun-
Gilman from The Third ward when ne
eft.
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flows Thlsi

We cfer One hundred Dollars reward :oT any
nxse O. Catarrh that cannot be cured 10y Halls
pasarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY ( CO, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned. have known l. J.
-lerey FOR the last 10 years and believe him
1ertectly honorable in all business transact ions
AIc financially able 10 carry out any obIlga-
Sons made by their firm.
West & TruaI Wholesale Druggists. Toledo.
Z: Walding. kinnar 4 Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists Toledo ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure X taken internally. act
IL directly upon the h tood aha mucous surfaces
p1 TIE system. Testimonials sent free PTIee
sc Per bottle SOLD by all druggists
Esiis Family Pills are The best
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
CLAIM War Tx was Eraded.

Anderson, Ind. Placing a false val
iation on property transferred may
cause trouble 10 The Tin Plate com
DaDy at Elw0od.
The $4,000 600 plants were trans
erred - the tin plate trust FOR me
nominal consideration OF 81 and the
V1.1aIon VAS placed al $4,000. This
required $3.50 in revenue stamps. Thu
transaction has been reported to th4
revenue department. ~ an attempt 70
eYa le payment If revenue.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
oh That Delicious Coffee,

Ccsts but &c per 10 10 grow. Ssizer has
the seed. German Coffee Berry. pkg. l5c:
Java Coffee pkg. l6c. Salzer's New Am
fr.can Ch!cory l5c. Cut this out and send
lbc for any Of above packages or send
nc and get all pke>. and great Gaia
lOg-e free 10 JOHN A. SALZER SEED
CO. La Crosse Wis. w.n.I
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
The Nan Who Is Never Troubled.

One fact stands out prominent in the
dreadful tragedy just eliminated in
Palmetto man who is 1T work is
never troubled. Ii is only the idler
VITO falls ELder suspicion
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
Thank Heaven.

y see IL * becoming the fad 10 have
yolr wedding cinematographed." But
l. -eller doesn't have 10 have his court
snip cinematosraphed. thank heaven.
Boston Journal.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
HIS Wife, Gift.

re beamed III joyful ecstasy
Ger a hundred dollar gift.
Till from his purse he found theFe'd
been
A hundred dollar lift"
Judge
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
Lanes Family Medicine.

foves the bowels each day. In order
4. be healthy this is necessary. Acls
gently on the liver and kidneys Cures
a. p headache. Price - and soc.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31

Then men arc rightly occupied thcil
amusement grows ont Of their work
Tuskin.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31

The man who itches for u thing may
rtt il by lively scratching.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
DO lOur Feet Ache and Burn?

Shake into your shoes. Aliens Foot
Ease. a powder for the feet. 1t makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy Cures
Corns. BuniOn, Swollen, Hot and
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores. PC. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen ). Olmsted, Leroy, ~ Y.
Johnny doesn't seem TO he at the
apple barrel as much as he was" NO.
found a clipping in some paper that
said apples were excellent medicine,
and laid il where he could see it,
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31

ror anv kind of headache use Coats Il ad-
Nse Capsules. Gnaranteed To cure or money
-s:lndeJ. 10 and :,lc ~ ali ,:rugcistS
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
Could Not Keen House

without DR.. Seth ArnOds Cough KILLER. Mrs F. J
lxrtcn BcYd. Wis gjc bottle
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31
4 WEEK IN INDIANA
RECORD OF HAPPENINGS FOR
SEVEN DAYS

ASKS Aid for Gold Seekers-Indiana
Physician Declares That Miners Are
Dying OF >curvy-woman's Parole Re
yoked-- Rule OF the TTDsts.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-31

A troiEy read III Maine has rotary
pillow.