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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-15

He blew in literal
ly, for a nasty wind
chased him when
he opened the door.
He was humming
to himself as he
lodged the street
filth borne on the
win gs of the breeze.
A little thing like
that could not
dampen his cheer
fulnesS. He sailed
to a stool, assem-
bled himself on
top and then
grinned approval ar
the waiter, who got
right back at him.
What's yours to-
day, sir?'' asked
the waiter. Same
old Dill, Sam" was
the breezy retort.
Coffee and rolls,
Mr.. -" Coffee
and rolls, Sam.
Had a good morn
ing this morning.
Been too busy to
think. Nice day,
amt it," Sam
went for the coffee
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-15

Heaven bends lowest at the prayer
closet
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-15
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
Everyone Can't Go 10 Paris.


Everyone Can't Go TO Paris.
Those that can go. WILL it is hoped;
travel via the Northwestern Line,
but to those who can not go we com
mend some of the many American re-
sorts. reached via the Northwestern
Line"
Hot Springs, South Dakota.
To the invalid. the tired person and
to the young people, and others out
for good time. this resort offers at
fractions not found elsewhere, and the
trip is not long. and is interesting.
Take train on the FREMONT. ELK
HORN & MISSOURI VALLEY r. X.
at almost any prominent Nebraska
town and your route will then be
through the northern part Of Nebras-
ka, known the "ElkhOrn Valley
~, livery Ek6orn 1a w 's is Se best
farming portion of the state. year aft
er year: then you pass through the
grazing portion OF Nebraska, where
cattle sheep and goats are fed in
small and large herds.
You cannot visit Hot Springs without
visiting the
Black Hills
because the Hot Springs are in the
Black Hills-sOuthern portion-ln a
valley sheltered by surrounding hills
or mountains. You will be surprised
to find the delightful climate, the
warm. natural water bathS-no artiii-
full, imposing: hotels. all kinds, from
the Evans. large. modern and fash
fonable TO the cosy cottage or pri-
waite boarding house.
Within 100 niles of Hot Springs. in
the upper portion of the Black Hills.
Is Deadwood. Lead City and the rich
gold mining camps attracting so mucn
attention Just now. Look up the
standing and output of the celebrated
Homestake" operating daily with sew
eral years supply OF in sight
Spirit Lake, Okoboji,
Queer names, but nice places. situated
in nortnern Iowa, and reached by tho
Northwestern Line. a favorable re-
sort for hunting and fishing.
The Lake Region OF Minnesota"
No one en- tell you how many lakes
there are in Minnesota, but we would
like to say that there are a great many
along the line of the North W estern
Line" and that game of all kinds, fish.
etc. abound in this region.
We have pamphlets telling more about
these places that we will gladly send
to any address upon request.
Write US before deciding what to do
and where to go.
We have some cheap excursion rates
to these resorts that we will tell you
about
j. X. BUCHANAN,
Genl Pass. Agent F., L. & NJ. v. r. r.
Omaha, Neb.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-15
Rheumatism 80 Years.

PENTEsUTAB, OREGON, Dee Il, 1898.
1t affords me pleasure to certify 70
the fact that the package OF Zaegel's
Swedish Essence | received from you
last October cured me of a most aggrs-
waiting case OF muscular rheumatism Of
80 years standing. Only such as have
suffered as |. can realize how grateful I
feel toward you and why / leave no OPP
portunity go by TO induce others to
give this wonderful remedy a trial
Enclosed find one dollar for three large
packages. REV. A kESTKR
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-15

Those that can go, will, ii is hoped.
travel via the Northwestern Line,
but to those who can not go We COM
mend some of the many American re-
sorts. reached via the Northwestern
Line"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-15
TWO WEEKS TREATMENT FREE!

remedy viii do all
and what does Tor
Do application The best
to Box No 3d. Sheboy
package of Swedish
remedy should be enclosed In
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-15

The blood mas an
blood the
Rheumatism
headac
diseases pecua 10
The oasis., 1900-07-14
puBLIC NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that l.. Ephriam. of Nogales, Ari' ona, is in no way authorized to sell, convey or incumber. or in any maner deal with a certain mine situated in the Magdalena Mining District. In the State of sonora, in the Republic of Mexico, said mine containing twenty pertinences more or less, beginnins at the east end li'e and extending west to the apex of the hill above the shaft of the property koow as El Gro, and situated In the Magdaiena Mining District, and distant about twenty-four miles south and west of Nogaes, ana about three miles from tue Promontory Mine in southerly direc tion said L. Ephrlam having legally excec- uted and delivered bond and lease for said mining property to one George $. Cowdery, and said Cowdery having heretofore assigned and sold said bond aud lease to NJ. c. Hay wood and $. K. Suodgrass, the uI dersigned. 1 he said bond and lease are now in full force and effect and the title thereto Is now in the said Haywood and snodgrass, and the term of said bond and lease has not term mated and In no way been forfeited.
 Any person attempting to purchase any interest in said mine from the said l. Ephriam can and will obtain no legal tile or interest therein. and will become involved in litigation.
 M c. HAYWOOD.
 s. K. sNODGRRASS.
The oasis., 1900-07-14
=, BOARD OF MANAGERS WANTED

The letter from MT. Nave ap- bearing in these columns a couple of weeks ago. which was in line with aud amplification of recent ed it,rials upon the gravity of the financial situation of Santa Cruz county and the necessity for election of capable and honest men as sup ervisors, has struck popular chord, and sci taxpayers to think ing. With tue interest upon debt of one hundred and fifty thousand or more dollars to be an nualIy provided, and sinking fund to be created to extinguish that debt at maturity; with the running expenses of the county to be paid; with public buildings to be erected to provide properly for transaction of public business; with a limited revenue from a small aggregate of taxable property. owned by people already grooming under heavy burden of taxation, the board of supervisors elected next November will enter office with a burden of responsibility sui fcient to appal the most stout hearted. The work they will be elected to undertake will require "a board of managers. Every man nominated for supervisor should be man equal in business qualifications to those demanded of the manager oi a bank or of a railroad. Simple honesty of purpose will not do alone. There must be allied thereto in each individual supervisor capacity, and spirit ofindependence and moral backbone which will enable him to disc, rn what will be best for the county and the tax payers, and to adopt that which IS best in the face of the most ela- morous and persistent opposition. It is big job which the next board of supervisors of Santa Cruz county will have the undertake. There are such men in the county, and both parties should pick them out as candidates.
The oasis., 1900-07-14

During last May an infant child of our neiehbor was suffering from ch0- lera infantum The doctors had given up all hopes of recovery. l took a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy to the house, telling them felt sure it would do good if used according to directions. In two days time the cbild had finally recovered. The child is now vigorous and healthy. have recommended this remedy frequently and have never known it to fail.-MRs. CURTIS BAKER. Bookwalter, Ohio. Sold by l.. W Mix x Go, Druggist.
The oasis., 1900-07-14
Democratic Ratification

Monday evening the local demo- cracy essayed ratification Of the nomination of Bryan and Stevenson by holding an open air meeting in the park. The wind storm caused post ponemcnt. Tuesday evening the at tempt was more successful and a goodly audience gathered in the park to listen to the eloquence of a num- Der Of visiting democrats of territorial reputation, who are in the line city to attend court. Hon Mark Smith, Judge Barnes, Messrs F II Hereford, A Orhla and others addressed the audience from democratic stand point, and their speeches were receiv- ed with full approval by their auditors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28
ADLAI ENDORSED
BY the Pops After the Decllnation Of
Towne Hnd Been Accepted-sena-
tor Butler Opposed to Pronosition

BY the Pops After the Defamation Of
Towne Hnd Been Accepted-sena-
tor Butler Opposed to Proposition.
CHICAGO. August 27.-At meeting
OF tho Peoples party national commits
Zee to-day tho declnatlon OF Charles
A. Towne as tho Vice president nominee
of the party was accepted and the
name Of Adlai f. Stevenson was put
In his place. This result was obtained
after n long debate. beg!nnias at 2 D,
m. and ending about $50 p. m. In the
beginning there were three caucupes,
advocated by different members Of the
committee, viz: 10 nominate popu-
list. to leave the place blank, or lastly
to endorse Mr.. Stevenson. Mr., Butler,
chairman OF the committee, in q warm
speech OF some length advocated leay-
Ing the place blank, contending that
Bryan and Stevenson would receive
more Popullst votes than II Il candidate
FOR vice president were named, But one
lest vote was taken. A motion was
made to endorse MIR. Stevenson, For
this motion Mr.. Whshburn. OF Hfnssn-
chuHetts, moved as n substitute that q
Populist be placed upon the ticket. The
substitute was lost on n cnll OF the roll
by a vote; OF "a ayes to II nays. rho
origlnnl motion wns then adopted by a
viyh Yoce vote. There were i24l mem.
berH OF tho committee present Or rep.
resented by proxy. 5EHs IN 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28

j. . f4
River railroad. to the effect that 1t
would be the right thing for him to do.
The short line railroad OF which Jack
son is president is q branch OF the Ohio
Eiver railroad.
OF those who have been talked OF us
candidates before the convention the
names OF; Col. w. w. Arnett, Col. Ben
Wilson, W. w. Brannon, John o. Pen
'dleton and Andy Edminston have been
the most prominently mentioned.
John o. Pendleton is the most formid-
able man in the bunch. but as he does
not want the nomination, 1t is likely
Col. Jackson Will get 1t on the flrst bal
lot, II not by acclamatlon.
The delegates who are already here
say that Jackson has the call, AMI will
: getS the nomination. There are-vers.
few delegates here this evening, but the
Indications are there will be o large
number here tomorrow,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28
BOXER ATTACKS

Upon the Allies Lines Of Communi-
cation Moro Formidable Than Was
Expected-German Troops Pouring
In-our Troops Can Not Now Be
% Withdrawn.
WASHINGTON, August 27.-After
several days intermIsslon In Chinese
advices, the government to-day re-
ccived two dispatches. which presum-
ably brings Its advices up to this date.
There are Indications that the principal
delays In the lines OF communication
are on account OF their being between
Tien Tsln, fact explained by the news
paper adviccs that small bands Of Box
ers are operating on the line of the
common Pekln campaign force. The
fact that more than q week was cover
cd by the last interruption gives rise
to the belief here that these attacks
upon tho lines OF communication by
Boxers are more formidable than wns
supposed to be possible. after the heavy
losses inflicted upon them by the inter-
national forces In It's advance.
The important dispatch TO this dny
was one from Minister Conger, relative
to the military situation In Pekin. Un-
fortunately, 1t lacked date. the min
lister presumably not having received
the departments instructions to include
the date In the body OF his dispatches
The state department concluding from
Internal evidence that Mr.. Conger's
message was certainly later than any
official emunatlon from the Chinese
capital, the message was allowed pub
licity for what It was worth. Mr.. Con-
gers reference to the arrival OF 1000
fresh German troops caused some sur
prise. no one, apparently, having closely
watched the movements Of the German
contingent, which Is now arriving with
fairIy regutar frequency in China, and
which consequently may he expected
soon to equal In numerical strength the
military contlngents OF any OF the Eur
open nations there represented.
Appearance Of Tsung II Yamen.
"A significant statement In Minister
Conger's dispatch Is that respecting tho
expected appearance In Pekin OF some
OF the members Of tho Tsung Ii Yamcn.
A natural construction to be given to
this statement Is that these ministers
wish to undertake to represent the Chi
rese government formally In ncgoiin.
tions with the powers. 1t having been
found impossible UP to this moment,
according to Mr.. Conger's statement, to
meet any representative OF thG' Chinese
government In Pekln who was compc-
tent 10 open negotiations, It has been
Inferred that II these ministers actually
appear with proper credentials, one OF
tho problems connected With tho pres
cnt difficult situation In China will bc
solved. With somo responsible person
or persons to deal with. II mny be pos
siblc for the United States to CONT to
nn agreement ms. to n settlemcnt OF the
trouble. Ever sincn the fall OF Pclsln
tho principal difficulty confronting the
government hns been TO arrange for tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28
RICH STRIKES
Being Found in the Cape Nome coun-
try-Three castaways Rescued, One
of Them n Count,

Being Found in the Cape Nome coun-
try-Three castaways Rescued, One
of Them q Count. 4
NOME. August 17.--(via Seattle.
Wash, August 27.)-Late mining devei-
opments have been OF I satisfactory ma
turc. No doubt now remains Of the
genuineness OF the Kougrock strike;
Harris and Quartz creeks. In that coun-
try, are rich, and the former shows
from % cents to 81 50 to the pan. Ore
gon creek and its tributaries, Hungry
creek. in the Granite district, have de-
veloped unexpected richness. and a
very Wide expanse Of pay gravel. Com
ing nearer horne. attention Is Just now
centerlng on Hastings creek, eight
miles east OF Nome. There prospectors
have uncovered n gravel bed fifteen feet
In thickness. and OF unknown breadth,
extending from the gulch way. up Into
the hills. Where ever prosncctors have
gone 1t has been found to, carry gold In
paying quantities. Prospectors believe
that in It they have found the ancient
channel" Already several pumping
plants have been set up In the creek,
and 1t Is believed that the next season
Hastings creek Will be the scene OF the
most extensive operations in tho coun-
try.
The steamer Albonn left yesterday
for an Island in the lower waters OF
the Arctic ocean to rescue three cast
aways. one OF whom Is Count Du Pare.
OF Paris. The men had attempted to
reach Siberia by u small schooner, but
the little craft was driven far on her
course. and Into the Arctic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28
ALLIES HAVE
TAKEN DISTRICT
WEST EST. Q OF I PEKIN. ? |::II'I|''
Resume Aggressive operations-1ut-
est Cablegram From Chinese
Sources at Shanghai.
Ii HUNG CHANG N ASKS.
For Prince Tuan's Arrest and the
Disarmament q the Boxers.
Wires Empress Dowager

LONDON, August 2s.-3:5o a. m.
THE allies, resuming aggressive op-
erations, have taken the district west
of Pekin. This statement, based on
Chinese authority is cabled from
Shanghai. From the same place
comes tho further statement that II
Hung Chang has wired the Empress
Dowager at Haian9 Flu, requesting
the arrest of Prince Tuan and the dis
armament Of the Boxers, in order to
give him an opening for negotiations
with the powers. a5
PARIS, August 2s.-4:25 a. MA
special dispatch to lie Steele, from
St. Petersburg, says: s:s"It is persist
emily rumored in st. Petersburg that
the Russian government has re-
reived a dispatch asserting that, af-
ter fierce battle inside Pekin, the
allies retreated, losing one thousand
eight hundred men, mostly Russians.
It is further said that the Chinese
occupy fortified positions, from
which they are bombarding the allies
in murderous manner"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28


the fact that It mentions the arrival OF
a German force at Pekln. which has
not yet been reported from any other
quarter 1t Is presumed to be OF very
recent origin.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The fol-
lowing dispatch from General Chatfes
has been received at the war depart-
1nent:
TAKU, August 27.
"Adjutant General, Washington.
"Colonel Wint, on the 10th, reports
marched at 4 n. M. and engaged large
force of enemy seven miles from city;
dispersed them, killing about hun
dred. Americans lost five wounded.
Will cable names wounded ms soon as
nscertained.
(signed "CHAFFEE." Z
- Colonel Wlnt Is lieutenant colonel OF
tho Sixth cavairy,.but is acting as colo
mel in tile absence OF Colonel Sumner,
who Is in Europe. The fight probably
occurred near Tlen Tsln, as the Sixth
) cavalry was ut that place at the time
mentioned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28
SHEPHERD IN JAIL.

Charged With Staying His step-son
and Attempting to Kill His Wife.
b Bastile Guarded.
Special Dispatch to the etIntell,gencer.
& PARKERsBURG. p W. Va. August q.
Samuel Shepherd, who was arrested
Saturday, accused OF numbering his
step-son, and attempting to- slay his
wife, at Peewee. Writ county, last
Tuesday. has been lodged in the Writ
county jail, at Elizabeth, to secure him
from tho threatened vengeance of q
mob OF his neIghbors, who declare that
this is Shepherds second murder. and
they are determined he shall suffer for
sit Immediately.
MrS- shenherd is still barely alive and
unconscious, with u gaping wound In
her skull.
Until there Is 4 change In her con-
dltIon. there will be no preliminary eS-
animation OF Shepherd. The whole
county Is aroused, and open threats OF
lynching continue. Trouble is still
feared. The Jail is being strongly
guarded, ~. 5,s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28
GERMAN TROOPS
ENTER CHINA BY
THE THOUSANDS.
The Policy Of Emperor William Evi-
IDENTIFY is One Of Conquest.
Note From Conger Says
MINISTERS OF TsUNG Ii YAMEN
Are In Pekin-Military Trying t
Restore order-chaffee Reports
Another Engagement.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The
department Of state makes public the
following dispatch from Minister
Conger, received this morning:
TAKU, August 81.
"secretary of State, Washington.
ono important movements since
last dispatch. Military is trying to
restore order. No report of the Chi
nese government encountered yet.
Several ministers Of the Tsung Ii
Yamen reported In tho city and are
expected to appear soon. Generals
decide not to enter imperial palace,
leaving 1t practically vacant. Two
thousand Germans arrived to-day.
(signed) "coNGER."
+ This dispatch Is undated. but from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28
REAL AUTHOR
OF the Boxer outrages Was General
Yung Lu-Russia Not Favorable to
nanlinn IN n Shirt nf Rauenpe

OF the Boxer outrages Was General
Yung Lu-Russia Not Favorable to
Dealing in Spirit of Revenge.
LONDON, Aug. 2s, 3:l5 n. m.-The
illuminat!ons projected at Shanghai in
celebration OF Pekin's relief have been
abandoned lest they should cause q na-
tive outbreak. Evidence has been re-
ceIved here" says the Shanghai cores,
pondent OF the Standard. going to
show that General Yung Lu was the
real author Of the anti-foreign out
break; the empress dowager, Prince
Tuan and the others all having been
persuaded by him to take an extreme
attitude. while he stood aside and
awaited d-developments.p- ~ Il &.
American refugee missionaries in
Annoy, according to the Hong Kong
correspondent otsthe Daily Mail are
anxious to return to the interior; but
the United States consul has forbidden
them, to do so and urges mem to so to
the Philippines or to return to Amerl-
ca. Shanghai advices to the Daily
News says that consular opinion there
looks upon Japanese action in the land
ing OF troops at Annoy, despite the
protests OF the consuIs as similar to
that OF Russia at New Chwang. the
whole Indicating tendency to a par
ttlon of hegenpire.
Want No Spirit Of Revenge.
""Russlan journals agree" says the
Moscow correspondent OF the Standard,
that It is impossible to deal with Chi
na. In the spirit of revenge. as suggest
ed by Emperor William, that methods
less drastic can better accomplish the
ends OF Russia in Mnnchur!a, The
question would be satisfactorily settled
to Russian minds by the seizure OF the
northern provinces"
a St. Petersburg special quoted En-
reror William when wiring in answer
TO the announcement that n Russian
regiment had been named after him US
follows:
Express my good wishes to-day with
all the greater Joy since our Russian
and German commanders after q long
time are fighting together again. shoul,.
der to shoulder. According to an old and
sacred tradition. victory will not be
wanting"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28
JACKSON CT THE II VICTIM. u, l.;l,I 4.

Democrats Have About Decided 5 to
Place Him In Nomination for Con-
gress from tho First District bio
River Railroad Behind the Move
ment. u
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgencer.
sIsTERsYILLE, W. Va. August 81.
There Is going to be IN Interesting
time hereatthc First district Democrat
ic congressional convention to- o-morrow.
Who the unfortunate person VIII be Is
query. IS
For weeks the powers that be
among! the eiunterritled have been trying
to get some one OF the many who have
been mentioned to come forth and al
low themselves TO be slaughtered, but
most Of those mentioned have declined.
a piece of news on the street hero to-
night is that. after considerable pres-
sure had been brought to bear on him,
/ Col. 4. Moore Jackson, OF the short, t,llne
railroad, at Clarksburg, had consented
to make the race. !
H. P. Camden, attorney for the Ohio
River railroad. was in the. city q couple
Of days ago, feeling around In regard
to the matter. He found that Tyler
and Wetzel counties We're in favor OF
Col. Jackson. and he stated that Col.
Jackson would be a candidate.
Did Not Give His Consent. 4,
II is understood here that this gentle
man did not give his consent to his
name going before the convention un-
til after he had received a communica-
tlon from Col. G. A. Burt, OF the Ohio