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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
The Eminent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist.

There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because SO decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
it-heart disease. pneumonia. heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result of kidney
disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to ad-
vance the kidney poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness of the blood-the alburnen
leaks out and The sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form Of kidney trouble.
Or. Kilmer' Swamp-ROOt the new dis
covery is the true specific for kidney. bladder
and urinary troubles. 1t has cured thousands
Of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists in fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
by mail. also book telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures Address
Dr.. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton. N. Y. and
mention this paper.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
From Mondays Daily.

Chas. Kellison spent Sunday in South
Bend.
Marguerite Hume returned to syria.
cuse last evening.
See the hobby winter hats at the Cen.
ter street millinery. 1d1w
Will Reynolds returned from Men.
tone yesterday morning.
Andrew Dump. of near Bremen, is
visiting relatives in this city.
G. X. Leonard made q professional
call in lnwoOd this morning.
j. III. Lydlck, of South Bend, visited
with +. A. Fink over Sunday.
Hugh Binghsman returned to his
home in Vsndalia. ILL.,, today.
John Llndquist, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Ernie Pomeroy, of Chicago. is visit
ing his parents south of town.
Mrs. A. ID. Senour went to Bourbon
today to visit relatives few days.
Mrs. & w. Carpenter went to South
Bend today noon to visit few days.
Miss Ida Romig, of South Bend, Wis
tied her sister, Mae, here over Sunday.
A. j. Hartman and wife, of South
Bend, are visiting relatives in the city.
Rev. Parrett went to South Whitley
today to visit his brother for few DAYS.
Mrs. John letters and children went
TO kewanna today to visit her parents.
Robert Besgles and wife returned
from Warsaw today. They were the
guests of Rev. Ii. E. Butler.
Atty Elijah Martindale addressed the
night meeting at Warsaw Saturday
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
From Saturdays Daily.

Miss Emma Gallagher returned t
South Bend this noon.
w. f. Reynolds went to Arkansas to-
day to visit for some time.
Miss Edith Metzker went to Galien
Ohio, today to visit relatives.
Sam Gretsinger went to Kendallvillt
this morning to visit over Sunday.
John Ewsld and wife returned today
from a weeks visit in South Bend.
VIM. Leonard, jr., came down from
Elkhart last evening to visit few DAYS
Mrs. A. G. Mavbell and daughter, OF
Chicago, are visiting relatives near this
city.
Gideon Blain came home from Ann
Arbor. He expects to remain about a
week.
DR.. Dunfee returned from Etna Green
this morning and reports his son much
better.
John Wolfe returned to Chicago yes
terdsy after weeks visit with Mack
Wilson.
James Becknel and wife, of Nap.
psnee, spent the day with Plymouth
relatives.
Mrs. Albert Banner went TO Pierce.
ton this morning to visit relatives for q
few days.
About twenty-five people went to
Logensport this noon to attend the
clam bake.
Ora Hoover, of Fort Wayne, is the
guest of his cousin, Miss Daisy Glass,
of this city.
Louis North came home from Monte
rey last evening to spend Sunday with
her parents.
Miss Ola Williamson returned from
Culver, where che has been working
this summer.
Mrs. Luther Helpmsn went to Goshen
this morning to visit Mrs. + j. CObauQh
over Sunday.
Miss Addie Oyler returned to Argos
today after weeks visit with Mrs.
Charles Hite.
The hunting season for Michigan for
deer is from the 9Th to the Both of No
vember. inclusive.
Miss Nellie SeItenright went to South
Bend this noon to visit Miss Dora
Gears over Sunday.
Faye Dunhsm went to South Bend
this noon to visit her aunt, Mrs. Chas.
Wilhelm, for a week.
Marguerite Hume returned from
Syracuse, Ind, last evening to spend
Sunday with her parents.
The republicans had very good
evening rally last night. The torch
light procession was very creditable.
The opera house was we'll filed and a
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

Stops the Cough and Works or the Cold
Laxative Bromo-Q uinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure no pay.
Price % cts.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
From TUESDAYS DAILY.


Carl Reynolds is home from Chicago.
Notice the change in Disher and Mar
tins sd. 1t
Addie Oyler returned to Argos last
evening.
Homer Williams is home from Ken
ingston, Ill.
Albert Hsslinger, of Fort Wayne, is
in town today.
L. M. Tanner went to South Bend on
business today.
Miss Ida Boyer, of South Bend, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Nettie Myers, of Bourbon, is the
guest of friends in this city.
John Clesvland is reported very sick
today and unable to go to the polls.
Gideon Blain returned to Ann Arbor
this morning after casting his vote.
Peter Hank, of Chicago. is here to-
day shaking hands with old friends.
Marshall county has population of
%, ll6 according to the census report.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solen Lenfesty, of Fort
Wayne, are visiting relatives in this
city.
John Snyder returned to Bremen to-
day, where be is working in the Radi-
ator works.
Geo. Hohsm, of Fort Wayne, was in
town few minutes today on his way
to Chicago.
Mrs. FL. f. Jordon and daughter,
Lula, of Grass Creek, are the guests of
relatives here.
Mrs. II. A. Hubbard, of st. j oe, Mich,
returned home last night after two
weeks visit here.
Mrs Henry Robinson, of Akron, O.,
is visiting friends and relatives near her
old home at Argos.
Albert Hume returned to Wabash
College this morning. Earl North will
not return until later.
Walter Hilton is here visiting his
sister, Mrs. Geo. Klinschmidt. He is
in Steger, Ill
Mrs. Henry Ormsn returned to Grand
Rapids this morning after q weeks
visit with relatives here
Geo. POntious returned to Convoy,
Ohio, this morning after a few days
visit with his father here.
DR.. Viets went to South Bend this
noon to treat the Martindsle children,
who have the diphtheris.
Mrs. A. G. Conklin returned to her
home in Fort Wayne today after a two
weeks visit near this city.
Austin Milllmsn came home from
TT. Wayne today to vote. Austin is
breaking on the Pennsylvania line.
VIM. Klinger lie home from Misha-
wska today. Will and Mr.. Hsmmersl
are in the restaurant business there.
Mr.. E. g. Martin and wife returned
TO their home In Chicago this noon
after visiting relatives near Bourbon.
l.. II. Curtis is able to come down
town today after q two weeks illness.
Joe Bergman is assisting at the express
office.
Mrs. W. A. Shock and son, Lloyd,
were Plymouth visitors today on their
way from Bourbon to their home in
south Bend.
Mrs. w. b. Outcslt went to Salt Lake
City to visit Ed. s. Brooke and family.
She has been visiting old friends here
Tor few weeks.
The election returns will be received
1t the democratic headquarters tonight,
special wire having been run In there
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

Culver, Ind, Nov 3.-One hundred
and five cadets of Culver Military
academy were dismissed and sent home
yesterday for combining to show dis
approval of official action.
In defiance of the regulation forbid
ding absence from barracks at night,
they went in body to the train on
Halloween evening to see two ca
diets who had been dismissed. One
hundred and fifteen cadets declined to
JOIN in the demonstration and remained
in their quarters.
The others left the grounds so quiet
ly that their absence was not dlscov-
cred until Z o'clock, when the officer in
charge commenced his inspection of
the barracks. The commandment of ca
diets rode Immediately to the depot and
after some disposition to defy author
ity on the part of a portion of the Ca
diets had been Quoted, be formed the
cadets in line and marched them back
to the barracks. Before sending them
to their quarters the commsndant
spoke to them of the serious aspect of
their defiance of authority, comment
ing on the fact that it was the first
time in the history of the academy that
such thing had occurred.
All day Thursday these cadets were
kept under military arrest, but those
not concerned IN the affair attended
duties as usual.
The cadets as body were fine look
ing fellows, not one under the army
height of five feet four and accordingly
the finest battalion the academy has
ever had was sacrificed to discipline
yesterday, when the boys were sent
home. The announcement was made
to the cadets by Col. a F. Fleet in
chapel yesterday morning. His re-
marks were to the effect that the most
important lesson that young men could
learn was absolute subordination to the
constituted authorities and an abhor
renee of lawlessness and that the AGA
DENY could not sacrifice its power to
teach this lesson if half or even all of
it's cadets had to be dismissed; that it
was with this intention that Mr.. Gull
yer founded this institution and that
it would be better that these barracks
be given up to the owls aud bats than
that they should be filled with young
men whose conduct would defeat that
intention. The cadets who remain and
those who went home acknowledge the
justice of the action and in leaving the
academy were most quiet and orderly,
The greater number of cadets parti-
cipating in the demonstration doubtless
did so tboughtlessly, but the authorities
feel that no exception could be made.
Culver Military academy has the
largest attendance of any military AGA
DENY in the United States except the
government institution and on account
of its large waiting list after the open
ing in September new quarters for the
of twenty-four addi-
tionsl cadets were erected.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

hear a man VINO has gained notOriety
because of his refusal 10 return to his
native state and stand trial fOr CON
plicity in the conspiracy 10 murder CIV
Goehle
Mrs. Calvin Boch and son, Lilo. d, re-
turned 70 South Bend tnds, after a
week visit with Mrs. Boch's m >ther
north of this city.
Ed. Hsag ard Mrs Prai ter, who
have been visiting the .Iac0n Haag
family since Wednesday, returned to
South Bend last eveuing.
Mrs a. l.. Fsuckner and daughter
Stella, returned tn their home In Pen
oma, California, this noon after weeks
visit with relatives near Bourbon.
Father Temper expects to sail for
Italy in about tw" weeks. He has been
in very poor health for quite while
and hopes his trip will do him much
good.
The S:34 train on the Nandalis this
morning brought III % people. There
were 200 people who came IN 10 the
democratic rally on the same train
Wednesday.
The Bourbon News and the Bourbon
Mirror have been purchased by James
G.. Shuler. late city editor OF the st.
Joseph, Michigan Evening Press. The
papers will be consolidated
At 9 o'clock of the forenoon on the
democratic rally day, there were fully
1000 visitors in Plymouth. At 9 o'clock
today no visitors had arrived. The re-
publlcans said that arrangements were
made for them to come in later in the
day.
Taylor. of Kentucky, took up nearly
ell his time today abusing democrats,
charging them with corrupting the bal
lot and about everything else despics-
BILE. Such a hot-hesded, defiant speech
is a great article to spill out in efforts
Co catch democratic votes.
Mr. Taylor, Of Kentucky, seemed to
think that his duty was to score Bryan
In his estimation Bryan is an awful
bad man. There are lots of fugitives
from justice who think Bryan a bad
man. \ man who refuses to stand trial
by his own ne:ghbors is great exam
pie for the republicans 10 send out over
Indiana to tell he people that Bryan is
a bad man.
1t would be we'll for teachers of the
public schools TO remember that they
express themselves on matters political,
especially TO these under their charge.
So far, only one has forgotten himself,
which fact is deplored by Superintend-
ent Chase and the school board. The
young man will doubtless be requested
to explain and apologize at the next
meeting of the board
When Taylor, of Kentucky, told the
people of the wonderful prosperity in
this country, how the farmers children
were 80 we'll clothed and how the labor
ing men were so well fed, prominent
man of Plymouth who loans money all
over Marshall county stated to the pub
Usher of the Independent that he could
see number of farmers cheering Tsy-
lor who were too poor to pay the inter
est on money which he has loaned
them. Great prosperity, this. And
foolish is the man who in blind psrti-
sanism is deluded, such that he thinks
himself prosperous when he knows he
is not,
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Q uinine Tablets
ths remedy that cures q cold I'm one day
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
To Cure a Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative BrOmo Quinine Tab
cts. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. f. w. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. 25cts.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
Barrett Law Again Upheld.

In decision in Crawfordsville case
the supreme court upholds the Barrett
street improvement law.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
Death of VIM. GOOdIander.

VIM. Goodlander, an old resident OF
lnwood, died Monday morning, after a
lingering illness.
VIM. Goodlander was born in Delphi,
Ind, in 1910, being go years of age at
the time of his death. During the war
he was an active member of the Second
Indiana battery and served three years.
He leaves wife and one daughter to
mourn his DEATH
The funeral occurred Wednesday at
the Methodist church at InwOod. In
terment at the Hindel cemetery, near
Tyner.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
The following real estate belonging 70
the estate Of David r. Toungs deceased.
in section p and r. township l. range 10.
Shawnee county. Kansas. is offered for
sale upon the following terms and eondi-
tious-
l. The Home" place. containing about
16l 1-3 acres with good house, barn and
numerous TO mention A first class farm
Price. S.. 200
> 50 acres first class land: about one
half pl0w land ana balance good prairie
hay land Price So Geo.
8 About l9l acres pasture land, well
fenced and inexfaustIele supply OF water
Price SIS per acre
4 About 191 acres first class prairie hay
land at 50 per acre on with tract No. 8
al 81 per acre for both
D Or all Of the above land, amount 2
20 about 443 acres and lying contiguous
and CONSTITUTING a large complete and
well improved crop. 1Fu1t and stock farm.
situated about seven miles south vest of
Topeka, near the. Buriingama road. for
$1,000.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-third cash. one
third IN Two years and balance on long
time Interest On deferred payments at 8
Per cent per annurnf secured b. mortgage
Possession given March !. 1901, II sold be-
fore January l. 1901
COMMISSION ON SAI-EATo any one
making q sale / viii pay commission of
3 per cent on any amount not exceeding
a9gP. and 3 per cent On any amount in
excess Of $3.50 derived from any sale.
sales must however be made and report
ed by December 18th. 1900
CHAS- F. SPENCER
Administrator. with will annexed.
Bank Of Topeka Building Topeka. Kan
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
IT. G. Stephenson G Co.,
500 KANSAS AVE.
Over RigbY's.

story room house on T-avIor east
front. front hall and stair hard oil finish.
man1el and crate city and cisrern water
IN sink in kitchen. barn. coal shed and
ot,5ouil dinEs II scld within days, 81. 80
purchaser This is a bargain
lots on Polk, on the corner. Gotta ges.
for 81 per month This Is a snap
IL lots, room cottage. cellar, well and
good barn On Buchanan. east front. Pre-
81 SO, payment down. balance monthly
, lots east front. story G room house.
hard oil finish. near Washburn college.
Price SEQ TO- Small payment down. ball
2 story 6 room house on Tyler near 9Th,
city and eisrsrn water, fine shade, in good
152 lots. east front, on Tyler, a new
home. with all modern convenience, mod
ern nnisn, city and eistern water, barn.
room house. Clay between srd and
4th. east front, hard oil finish hot and
cold bath. city and eistern water. nice
barn Price $500 A nice home for the
money
one Of the finest finished homes in the
CITY On west side, two and half lots
east s3S front. 81 modern eonysnii,enees. splen-
70 duplicate this home. 800 cash bal
surely a bargain
lots. east front. On Monroe, near 10th.
barn Price 81. 70o- A bargain
story, room house On Monroe, cen
tralIE located front hall and stair. beau-
tttal porch. gas and fixtures all through
the house, well and cistern, water in sink
painted ana papered. Price 81 75a. Rent
ais pay IL per cent on the investment
This IS a real snap
MONEY TO LoAN-on first real estate
mortgages
Houses to rent
Fire insurance written at the lowest
rates
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13
LEGAL
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE CONSTITUTION.
House Joint Resolution No. 4, Relat-
ing TO Justices OF the su-
preme Court.

Be It resolved BY the 1.eEisiature Of the
State Of Kansas. tWc-thirdl o. the mem
bers elected 70 each house thereof oon-
Section 1 The following proposition 70
hereby submitted 10 the o1ialined electors
Of the state Tor their approval or relec-
ton. viz. Section 2 OF article Of the con-
stitudon OF this state q hereby AMENDED
shah consist Of seven justices. who shall
Dc chosen 6y the electors or the stale-
with fun power Ia each division q de-
termine the cases assigned % Dc heard
by such division. Three justices shau
constitute a quorum IN each division ana
the concurrence OF three shall BE- necea-
MAY be ordered to be heard By the whole
court shan be considered by All the ir--
tees, shail be recessary 10 = decision in
cases 80 heard. The justice who a. senior
CHIEF iustiee. and In cate two or more
have continuously served during the same
PsF,Sd ne sseiof la y s re oi a ,u.e
Of each division shall be selected from the
manner. Ths term OF offiee OF the jus
tees shall be six years, except as nereiu-
the tine this amendment takes eject shall
hold their offices tor the terms Tor w.lcn
they we're severaily elected ana 1alll q ~.
successors are elected ana quAllnel-, -
soon as practicable after the second Nom
day in January 1901, the governor sn.tll
until the second Monday IN January, ls03.
At the general election IN - tRers sRain
be elected hve Justices ono Of whom snAi
hold his office for two years, one Tor four
years. and three for six years. At the
general election in 1904 and every six years
thereafter two justices shall be elected
At the general election in 1905 and every
six years thereafter two justices SHAH BE-
elected AT the general election in 14QS and
every six years thereafSer three justices
shall be elected
Sec .. This proposition shan be Submitted
to the electors Of this state az the Ecn-
eral election OF representative In the year
1900 for their approval or re1ectiou- The
amendment hereby proposed shall be oes-
ignated on the Official ballot BY the lui-
lowing title: The judicial amendment %
the constitution" and shall be voted tQr
or against now provided By law under
such title.
See O. This resolution shall take erect
and be IN force from and after Its pub
location in the statute book
Approved March 4. 1859
I hereby certify that the foregoing &C. "a
true and correct copy Of the oriEinal en-
rolled resolution now on Gle In my Office.
and that the same took effect ~ puoll-
cation In the statute book May rs. isft
GEO ECfE A. CLARK.
fSeall Secretary OF State
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
REAL E-RoUpEBUsH

FOR SALEZSPECIAL BARGAINS
room house, enameled bath. nickel
plumbing. hot and cold water. on pave
ment. southwest part Of city; house is
quick sale
S room house. ? lots. blocks south OF
state house ground, $500;
room house in good location in Pot
s room house on Polk St. 81. 100; pay
n1en1 down balance monthly.
room house. blocks from 9Th and
Kansas ave SisoeV
room house ou Buchanan St, IL lots,
good location g. 30.
East front lots on Harrison. $3.50 per lot.
room house, ? lots, on Harrison, close
1 room cottage HI lots on Taylor 81. go.
4l@ acres east Of shops, bottom ground
Small farm. improved. to trade for city
property
FARMS FOR SALE
80 acres. Shawnee county. 10 miles of
Topeka good Improvements, hne land;
l00 acres miles out. fair improvements;
so acres bottom land Price $50 per acre
$50 acres bottom land, Is acres In culttva-
ton, near MeFiden- plenty or water
room house Price IS per acre
$50 acres river bottom land about 20
miles from Topeka, zee acres in culrlva-
ton. 5 room frame house. other improve
ments- Price a little less than $40 per
1s0 acres. Shawnee county, good i'm
provements. fine land. miles out So,ao1
4Sa acres. Wabauusee county, SIC per
acre: $500 cash, balance long time. per
cent
$50 acres in Riley county s. per acre.
4sn acres near Alma 80 per acre
have a large farm and ranch list
EMMETT E ROUDEBUSH.
Phone zs7. lis West Sixth ave
Topeka, Kan.
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FOR SALE BY
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO.,
Loans Collections and Real Estate Investment Agents
10 WEST SIXTH STREET.

with
good barns Va
Is fol I'm
OF son Fillmore
room
front.o FTlno tn
0
COOS lawn fine neigh n nInor
Of
dwelling god 0 Or
wen
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Two fins s roo an o
reetp a
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Neal four room o
streets &
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13
FOR SALE By
BENEpIcT 3 CO.

4 few properties that must go.
Quincy ST. all for $500
An e-room house ~ lots. blocks west
or business center. has shade barn. bath.
closet, good sink electric lights hall city
water and eistern- AL for s. 200 Can
you beat it,
4 neat ? room house. Its lots. between
Bethany ana Washburn- one block from
1Srh st. pavement nice shade Only $500
part en- payment PLAN
"A room cottage. . blocks west Of Beth
ans college good ueighb1rhood. east front,
rent for s. VIII sell for sS5o easy terms
A good : room residence near Central
park and one-haIt block new pavement.
lots barn for 81 100
Is acres. blocks car line adjoining city.
West Of avenue. lays nice. will plat All
Ter s--9e9- Can double the money soon.
5000 room residence and lots, finely
shaded. II blocks from business center.
vest fine barn. furnace. crates sever.
s. $1,000
a fine partly modern house. southwest o.
capitol lots. east front Price 81 H.
A good home, s. rooms lots on Polk
near tuntoon, barn Price s1,60Q- IS =
bargain
room house and . lots. Buchanan. near
sixth St. N5Q0. 800 cash balance SIS Per
month. per cent
An elegant P0tWin home. rooms. Tx
2q5 feet completely modern. good barn
Choice lots IN al locations. cheap. Come
and see them few college lots stiIl left,
Sll5 70 8-Ql Small amount cash. balance
monthly
70 acre tracts at $50 per acre,
BENEDICT & CO.