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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-25

wANTED-By widow. position as housekeeper or
would be willing 10 do any kind of nice work.
Address BOX S. this office. 1t
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-25

Through trains from the South arrive Wishing.
ten 6:i2 a. m, 7:3j a NJ Pals p. m, and $50
2. m daily. From Harrisorburs il :3S IN. week
days and $40 p. daily. From Charlottesville
s:2s a. IN. ard $40 p. m. daily.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-25

wANTED-By colored girl, place to do general
houscwork in small family. Call 1ai5 II.
NV 1t
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-25

wANTED-Piace to do general Homework in small
family, without washing. 4i6 l St NV. 1t
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-25

WANTED-One Of Washington's largest business
houscs has employment for a smart inside
salesman: all employees required TO not lesa
than $500 stock; proft-sharing basis: permanent
employment; liberal salary. Address Box 4H5.
this office. sells Il, en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
WANT EIGHT HOUR SYSTEM
Trades Unions Send In a Petition 10 County
Commissioners
Asking That Eight Hours Constitute
a Days work In Al the
County Departments,

The Utah Federation OF Labor and
Building Trades Council OF this city,.
lu q communication addressed to the
county commissioners which was read
at toaays meeting p.uuoueI the board
Go strictly comply with the state Jaw
making eight hours O. legal days work
iu all departments of the county g0y-
eminent They further peuuonyd the
board that whenever BE- was necessary
90 ic, work by contract a clause Doe
Inserted specifying chat the eight hour
law must be compiled with. and that "a
violation shall he sufficient Co Iuraiiaf.
the contract Upon motion of NoUIey
the communication was referred ta th.
committee Ou roads ana bridges. with
the county attorney associated
Hebar j Morgan and about forty
others pe,u0uad the board q. open the
street running from Thirteenth u
Fourteenth South on Fifth Easl Ea-
ferfed Co committee ON roads aud
bridges. with power t1 aot.
The report 0f II T. Marriott. Justice
OF the peaco toT the Sandy precinct 0t
Niavma NrCariy y.r. shot 6.rsarf am
tba ism inst was received and .-.
dfrad flad
Ina Reuninu couef4lI. Of On. North
Jordan prerirrt rofIf.F fb. t...r.f tr.t
he had aupairted N.I,rrI shannon b..
ACT I'm bis sfsqd urrU frrtr., .r4.rg
Appr0y.f
The Albion Mining c.Dfr5Dv and 9TH
ers called attention d. rb. FAD ..nHf
tf0n of the WAGON road Inn limo Gur.
farga,8 rsry., and ..r..i ts,. ...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
ESTATE OF LORENZO PETIT.
VIII of the Deceased Filed For Pro
batc-Property Valued at 500 900.

The win OF che late Lorenzo Petit
has been filed for probate. naming The
widow. Emma S Petit. and Ors0r n.
Petit as executors ot Oh. estate. th.
total value Of which Is placed at 5000.
81 per cent being iu personal property
and The balance In realty ITO Jeremiah
p. Langford. William Lansfurd. Alice
T. Walker, Mary 81 Iutz Edwin
Petit Phoebe o. Fungo. William Pete
tit Charles Petit and Barbara HIsh
nephews, nlcces and cousins uf The
toslator there is beQueathal $1,000 each
The deceased be1Ueathed ra Richard y
Bush. $500, TO Virgil and Edwin M.r-
r.l, $500 each, 90 the Church of Jesus
Christ % Latter-day Saints $4,000. rh
The Latter-day Saints College. $1,000.
90 Attorney John ST. Cannon. $500. r.n-
resentlng q uromiss0ry not. executed
bN the beneficiary to the tesat0r THy
residue Of the cstat. is lUf. 90 thU
widow Hearing ON DO, petition ha,
been set tor September 18Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
Anti.RennhlIcnn Pnrtles.

Seattle. Wash. Aug. 21-Tha State
conventions of the three anti Republic
can parties win assemble here at 2
o'clock today ln separate halls. Fusion
win De accomplished at once ana easily
Governor Rogers seems certain at the
present moment of receiving a ro-uImi-
nation. The opposition is uniting ON
Charles S. Voorhees, 1f spokane FaW-
cett oN-mayor of Tacoma, was the most
prominent candidate after Rogers for
a time but was driven from the cone
test by the Seattle Times. the leading
anu-Repu party organ which OBJ.
jeutel strongly To- Fawcetts private
record. Rogers nomination may
cause suut in the fusion forces
of the State. the populsts Of some
counties threatening a bolt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27

A motion 90 dissolve the attauhm.r.
In the case OF a. A. Van VaorE..s ..
George Cheshire ct cd WAS uarfI.Ur
heard before Judge Cherry and ..n-
unued until tomorrow afternoon. In .r.
ger 90 allow the defendant tim. boo
which 20 amend the affidavit aud mu-
ton.
In the case OF r. w Petro ys h.
Bliss syrup q Refining company ag.
Gays stay OF proceedings was allowed
10y judge cherry also that the sum of
vs. per month, dating from October.
1879, De allowed sheriff and made part
charges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27

son we're dismissed These are Che
cases where the defendants were urus.-
Cutcl for selling Wh.s ky tU Indians
some time ago.
The case OF the United states against
Arthur Wallace for m3us.auRhtgr was
set for Sept. 9Th,
The case Of the United States against.
John Siefeit Tor ubstrlaUn. tb. United
States mail was also set for Sept 5fH
The case Of the United States against
the United order Manufacturing come
pany OF Logan, Tor unlaUfulIy cutting
timber was set for Sept 9Th.
The case OF Union Trust company
against the Union Pacific Railroad
company was set Tor Sept fth.
Benjamin +. johnson was admitted
90 practice before the United States
courts on motion Of Attorney CutohI1w
United states Commissioners VIM H.
Sargent of pangultol and oscar H.
Lips of White Rocks sent Don their
designations, which We're accepted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27

Manila Aug 27-Tho official reports
show the past tUrtnlgbts scouting 10
have had Insignificant results.
Typhoid fever Is delaying shipping
The United states transport Califur-
uiau. which sailed from san Francisco
July H. via Honolulu July 20 for Ma
uila now @ week overdue
The United States Philippine commits
si0u Boo order 90 explain the new c0udi-
lions. thyir power ana their attitude
towards the F.ipIu0s, resulting from
their assumption of legislation. are pub
fishing a portion of President MCklu-
leys instructions o. themselves.
The families Of Commissioners Taft
ana Wright have arrived here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
CEN. OLIVIER is CAPTURED
British Take Free State General Who So Long
Eyaded Them,
Ills Three sons Captured - Beers
Beaten Back Near Niuburg,
which They Attacked.

London. Aug. 21-The war Office has
received the following dispatch from
Lord Roberts,
THE Beers have been beaten back
by Bruce Hamilton at WiuDurg Gen.
olivier has been captured.
The text of Lord Roberts dispatch
from Belfast under t0day's date am
uouuo.ns ile capture OIL GEN olivier
shows that three OF OlNler's sons also
We're captured Boo the attack which the
Beers made from three sides OF Win
burg
Lord Roberts adds that Cen olivier
was the moving spirit among the Beers
iu the southeast portion of the Orange
colony during the war"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
UTAHANS COMING HOME,

The steamship Cambr0man, which
left Liverpool, August 10Th having au
board a company Of Saints. accom-
panied by Elders Ezra T. Stevenson of
Salt Lake, and HoIbro0k Of Provo are
rived To Montreal Sunday The come
rany Is expected 90 reach The city about
Sent LIST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
TERRIFIC FALL Of RAIN.
Il Follows In The Wake Of Missouri
Tornado.
Buildings Blown Down or Uuroofed
Thousands Of frees Brokcn-
Trafic stopped,

ST. Louis Aug 25-A special 10 the
Post-Giobe from SedaIa. Mo-. says.
a storm closely resembling O. torna-
do. ragged here at noon today Three
brick buildings on Main street We're
blown down. Woods opera house was
practically uur1Ofed. and dozens OF
smaller buildings damaged
Thousands Of shade trees were broken
and torn up by the roots Street car
traffic was suspended and Geographic
aud telephone communication was In
tertered with. There was a terrific fan
of rain and the water IN some OF the
streets ran up 90 the dO0rstcps OF
number OF residences There were but
few accidents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
Forest Fire out.

Washington Aug. 2I.-ActIng Super
intendent Go0de of the Yellowstone Na-
tional park. in telegram received to-
day by the secretary OF the interior.
says the forest fire that has been raging
iu the park has been eXtinguIshed The
fire was confined mostly % dead and
down timber. and the loss or area OF
the COn0agratlon is not known
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
GONE TO "HOLE-IN-WALL" GANG.
FOl DesperadOes Get Out of MOntanas PrsonLOpen JAIL
Seems to Have Been Kept with Three Deliveries from
the Outside Within Two Years.

N'' Lodge Mont. Aug. PA whole
,-'e .aI delivery occurred here Sunday
~ ''7.'s Parties on The outside prled
,.,, window bar and opened the cells
a. -- skeleton Keys Frank Woodstock.
islf Li,,,sse9l horsethIef Dick johnson. a
''ee1 who stabbed a white man al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27

lions TO divide China into spheres for
military occupation, 90 provide O tenn
porary form of government az Petin, or
90 endCayOr 90 re-establlsh relations
with the existing dynasty in China,
though it may fairly be assumed that
something has been said upon these
various points.
BELIEVE THE LINE CUT.
Washington. Aug. 27.-War depart
ment officials believe that The land line
between Shanghai and Che Foo has been
cut boy Boxers as the last alVices rec
ceiyel from Tien Tsin We're dated Aug.
%. such interruption would delay all
messages several days. as they would
have 90 De sent from Che Foo TO
Shanghai by steamer for the trip Of
about four days.
BOXERS ARE CONCENTRATING.
Berlin AUG PA dispatch received
here from Tien TsIn Says large bodies
OF Boxers are concentrating fifteen
miles northeast Of rwang Sun.
As Twang sun does not appear on
any available maps or IN the gazetteer
it Is possible the Berlin dispatch may
refer DO Yang Tsun on the Pei Ho river
ab0u. sixteen miles. as the crow hes
from Ten Tsin toward Pekin.
40 TRUTH IN IT.
London. Aug. 2I-Thera is abso-
lutuIy mo- truth n the dispatch from Che
Foo Of August "a. saying ia was ru-
mUrCd there "on good authority. that
Russia, Germany and Japan had de-
cl1red war on China and had invited
Great Britain and the United States tO
retire from that country Inquiries
made at ST. Petersburg. BERN and
Toxic show the report Immediately re-
jected at those capitals, 'as unworthy
Of notice
U. S. GUNBOAT TO Annoy
Washington. Aug. 2I-Tha gunboat
C8stue. Commander Bowman COM
u3udng. has ben ordered Go Annoy
china, to report ON conditions there,
Iha Castne Is at shanghai
CHAFFEE REPORTS A FIGHTING,
Washington, Aug. 2L-The following
dispatch from General Ch8fcg has been
received az the war department.
"Taku August 2l.-Adjutaut General,
Washington: Col Whit on the 18Th re-
ports received mo Z "a. m. and engaged
large force OF enemy seven miles from
city, dispersed them, killing about 100.
Americans lost five wounded. VIII cable
names wounded as soon ds ascertaluel.
"CHAFFEE.'
COL Whit Is lieutenant colonel of the
sixth cavalry but is acting as colonel In
the absence of Col. sumner who is In
Europe. The fight probably occurred
near Tlen Tsin as the Sixth cavalry
was at that place at the time men-
toned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27

Joliet last week; Tinker and alleged
foreer. and John Wllbum alias Wal
den, wanted at Clayton. n. M. Tor cate
dc stealing and jan breaking escaped.
II Is supposed the four m~AEe gone
into Wyoming 90 join the Hole On The
Wall' gang ~ despo@d1es This IH
the third time the JAIN has been opened
from the outside within two years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
is A CAMPAIGN SERMON.
Kaiser Preached from Exodus, Seventeenth
Chapter Eleventh Verse,

Berlin, Aug l4--(Corresp5ndence Of
the Associated press.J Thousands of
copies of the sermon recently preached
by Emperor William on The yacht
Hohenlolleu have been published tor
distribution among the German sailors
and soldiers Do CHINA
His maj IS chose as bis text the eley-
enth verse of the seventeenth chapter
VI Exodus ana % C8Ma o. pass when
Moses heIa up his hand, lHgt israel pre-
laIied, aud when De Iet down DIS hand
Amalek prevailed
After reviewing the text he report
OF the sermon I- printed iu the Kreuzy
Leltuus quotes the emperor as follows
"A hot and bloody struggle has be-
gun Many of our brothers stand ale
ready yonder under frg many are Ou
tacir way TO the euemys coasts. and
you have seen them the thousands who,
az tug call volunteers 90 the fore who
VIII Dee the guardians of the empire
now assemble. 90 enter the tight with
lying cOlurs. But You who remain be-
hluQ al home, who are bound 1y other
sacred duties, DO you not hear Gods cIII
which he makes Co you and iu which
says 90 you GO up on the mountains.
raise up thy hands l1 the heavens" The
prayer Of the just can do much If 1t is
lu earnest.
Thus LEI it be-. y0uder. far away, the
hosts OF lighters here at home, the
hosts OF praying men. May this Doe the
holy battle u.gur. also of our days
May this peaceful morning hour Zee
mind us-may 30 r0m.uI us Hf the sac
cred duty of the r,.r.ess,Ju ut the sac
cred power of lut...--l0u. Certainly Do
81 D Do an b.. d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
Want 10 Rctake Pekin.

London Aug. PA dispatch from
Toxic says General Yanguche reports
that the Chinese have not abandoned
hope OF re-taklug pckn. and that 5000
men with 10 guns were advancing to-
ward pekin from Shan Tung. probably
intending 20 cut the allies communica-
lions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
The Woodrnn Estnte.

Asahcl II. Woodruff and WHarH
Woodruff Jr. executors ~ the ost.t. .f
the late President WUtrl Woodruff
have petIt.oDcd the probate court O.. .u.
point George a. Smith one of ths ax..u.
tors In place OF John jacques. d,e.a-al.
me petition viii be- heard September
18Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
GREAT SCENES AT
C. A. R. MEETING.
Men Of the Navy March Through
Chicago's Streets,
HEROES OFTWO WARS THERE
Jackies who Fought with Farragn'
Dupont and Porter, and Also those
Who Net Montcjo and Cerrera'


-
Chicago, Aug, 2L-This was the Jay
OF the Grand Army encampmgut SET
..,s. o.. ,.. -.., ~ tte navy. and
l'''0 ''' '''l '"',' 49,. an
from morning until eNehlHs' '''
signs of the men OF the sea were elNgu
,.,....l.rg. ,...r ,bs hattie aaes of the
49,, mo-, tb.ts.
men VINO I'ushI on ''i'D' wv. 80,
and strong the men VINO iuushl WIN
Farr8gut Dupopt and Porter. alung
a.. M. ...., o., +b. ,uif and nm
'"e '''''''''. ''1''' ''' '''.-,...-,-....,....i
ana down the MISSISSIPPI Ii''' ''''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
Militia Withdrawn.

Akron. o.. Aug 21--As q result of the
continued peaceful conditions existing
IN this city ail the State troops which
had been ON duty here since Thursday
last were Withdrawn early today
with the dismissal OF the soldiers the
saloons were re-opaned and The city has
practically resumed fits usual appear
uUIa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-27
DENVER is 4 BIC CITY.
Has 1880 Population - Gain Of
25it Per Cent Since 1900.

Washington Aug. 25-Thc population
OF Denver Colo. ass just announced by
the census bureau. is l33S59. against
lOG,7l3 ga 1890 This IS an increase of
2ll4G. or 25.i4 per cent
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

yesterday. Returns will begin TO come
from the east shortly after o'clock this
evening.
The official census returns give ST..
Joseph county, this state, population
of 5S,SS1, ss against 42,457 in 1890, max
Ing gain of 6,424 in 10 years.
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling, stom-
ach, kidney, and liver troubles. Keeps
you well all the year. Rocky Noun
tain Tea taken this month. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
The total population Of Indiana &C.
cording to the official count of the
twelfth census is 2,5l6,462, against
2,1e2, 404 in 1890 an Increase of 324, 05S
or AZ per cent. since 1891
Life is too short and uncertain for q
man to fall out with his neighbor or get
angry on account of political differ
ences. Political bigotry, like religious
bigotry, belongs to the dark ages.
Laugh and grow fat. Give every man
the same religious and political rights
that you claim for yourselves, and you
will live long ard prosper.
The general passenger agents of sew
eral railroads are said to have begun q
campaign against the so. called popular
excursion rate. In ell the years that
these reduced tariffs have been granted
to the public these railroad officials de-
clare that they have not shown a profit
sufficient to warrant their being kept
into effect, end they believe the abolish
ment of such rate would result in slim
ulation of the regular passenger traffic.
A sensation has been caused at La
porte by the filing of an action for
divorce by Mrs. Minnie Hsgenbuck
against her husband, Harry II. Hagen
buck, of LogsDsport. Mrs. Hagenbuck
is the daughter of the late John Hit,
the millionaire ice dealer, and prior to
her elopement and marriage to Hagen
buck was prominent in Lsporte society
circles. 1t is understood that Mr.. Hsg-
enbuck will contest the proceedings,
owing 10 the fortune which is vested In
his wIfe's name. Non.support is the
basis of the suit.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
1O5 CULVER CADETS
DISMISSED FOR BREAKING THE
DISCIPLINE OF THE MIL
ITARY ACADEMY

They Went to the Depot Halloween
Night to Give Two Disciplined Cadets "A
Send-of and After Being Under Arrest
for Day Were Finally Expelled a
Lesson to Future students.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
Ibe Jnoepenoent
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1900.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From rnfday'e Daily

J. W. Finn, of Cincinnati, o., visited
in this city last night.
Carl Kleopfer is home from Ann
ArbOr to spend a few days.
MT and Mrs. FouIke. of South Bend,
sre visiting at b. NJ Seybold's.
Mrs. Henry Zilmer, CT South Bend,
came today to visit relatives here.
Mrs. Harry Lackey, of Walkerton is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lawrence, of
this city.
Seven people came in OF the 1906
train this morning to attend the repub-
licsn rally.
The officials o: the Pennsylvania line
passed through this city today in their
special train.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. HI. Redman, of South
Bend, are visiting Mrs. Redman's
mother in this city.
Henry Rosdmsn returned to Fort
Wayne today. He has been working in
this city this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs James Cooley returned
to Chicago this afternoon, after two
weeks visit in Rochester.
Mrs. {. II. Rocker returned 10 her
home in Chicago this morning after q
few days visit in Argos
Jacob Frankel returned to his home
in South Bend after several days visit
with relatives IN this city.
If votes are made by abusing the OPP
poste party. tine republican speech this
afternoon was "hot-to-mo Obey"
Mrs. George Alberts and son, Floyd,
of GslieD, Michigan, came today TO
visit Mrs. Henry Smith of this city.
Mrs. L. Sanders left this morning for
her home 10 Toledo, Ohio, after weeks
visit with Mrs. Morgan Hollingshead.
Misses Luells and Alma Strong, of
Grand Rapids, Mich came last evening
to be the guest of friends near Argos.
Mrs. Harry Crander and child re-
turned to their home in Kansas City to-
day after visiting her mother in tbs
city.
Mrs. Ca. Bunder returned to her home
10 Atlanta, Ca, last evening after two
weeks visit near her old home west of
town.
The 9:17 train from the east brought
In 80 people today. Same train Wed
nesday brought in 300 the demo
cratic rally
Perhaps fifteen hundred people
gathered here to hear Mr.. Taylor, most
of them through curiosity to see and
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
HOrlacher Was Freed.

George r. HOrlacher, the South Bend
man who killed tramp near Teegsr.
den when the latter was attempting to
rob him, was set free by the Plymouth
officers after being examined. He is
again at work at South Bend.
The trsmp's partner had been de.
tanned and had told his story. He
stated that be had only been two weeks
with the fellow and did not know who
he wac, neither did he hear the shot.
Beside the dead man was found re-
vOlver containing two loaded cartridges.
The tramp now lies buried In an I'M
marked grave and his secret is with
him. Whether he is prince or psuper
he is now reduced to the great leveler
of all mankind. Somewhere prison
authorities may be searching for dan
gerous crook and criminal and sending
out offers of large rewards. The grave
refuses to yield up the story it possesses.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

night, Prof. Herring followed Mr..
! Drummond at Warsaw in the after
noon Saturday.
Miss Minnie kempe, of South Bend,
is the guest of Rev. Weiss and family.
For stylish winter millinery see the
splendid line at the Center street mil
linery. ld1w
Howard Wilson was able to 60 to
school this morning after a weeks
illness.
Mrs. Neff and children, of Walker
ton, visited her father, w. B. Kyle, over
Sunday.
Geo. w. Hartman and wife returned
to Grass Creek today after two weeks
visit in this city.
r. e. Davis fell from scsffold at
the Thayer factory yesterday, 1Djuring
bis legs severely.
1t is reported today that one of Plym-
outh's young ladies was married III
SO1tn BEND yesterday
Mrs. C. A. Washburn and daughter.
Stella, of Chicago, were the guests of
trends here over Sunday.
Mrs. T. NJ Oler returned to South
Bend this noon after an extended visit
with relatives in Argos.
W. II. Cove is home from his west
- "trip. He is travelling for the Clizbe
Manufacturing company.
Henry w. Hartley and wife returned
to Bsrods, Mich, today after two
weeks visit with friends and relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krsuse, of
Logansport, were the guest of friends
here over Sunday on their way to Pitts
burg, Penn.
License to marry: Edds A. Phillips
and Blanche Phillips; Fred Kaufman
and Eva Gill; James Edward Gill and
Francis Kaufman
Joel p. Hall, one of Koscusko's most
successful farmers, was in Plymouth
this morning for the purpose of paying
his semi-annusl taxes.
Remember the Center street millin-
cry near the court house carries the
very latest designs and patterns In fall
and winter millinery. 1dlw
Mrs. Kate Welsh went to Milwaukee,
WIS.,, this morning to visit her son,
Eugene. She has been visiting W. f.
Leonard, ST., here for few days
1t is really amusing to note the
epithets that republican papers use in
referring to the Chicago American
They don't like democratic paper,
that has genuine backbone.