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FLOWER AND REE.

Pruning to excess 9r teo frequent CT .e9 long is weakening to the tree
 When a branch is removed. the cut- ft.:@cc sl:ouid be close leaving 10 stab.
 He apple, pear, Guince aal thoaE can ee eralted ole aaefhe5, with va, z ..::::zz.s success.
 Wermy freit ia tie O. hard is best (. ..sgsed of by tie sheep. 'Iaey ct all without making any choice, as pigs do.
 Planting fea trees evea4 fall O slriH5. as may be convenient. helps seateiiallT to keep up a sQPl.t. 0f good fes.t...t
 The cherry peach. ap9.eot. nectarine aad almond require q Hs.ht. dry and Warfa @eil but may be grown Oil loose, sant!y sefls.
 @@ftaeter is recoa1ended as a quick s=,..szz fertilizer for zfo#ser be.ls tat "a ta l3s I::=4..s,lts..lsi.s.sse, c @eeiaii5 C tlae show snail aid pa.e leal- =l7ach s.:.' '....f.l t...eas a:a '5atn i2ss s.;. 5;' to .,ssfI - II i2 t,se
 -t'es..... =. faed, '.4za frees N-.a .a5=..c T ~ 7 .F9"la :...l ;t t,ss. asase 1,.ae
 a3 'a5 .s2 f6,.5.
 Iz....s. ;t l.as- q god fof zs..zl. ,l..,.,.4,s,,s 5. | i.at flower .-;iis4 .t-. ta=l l..@l- Ha.. t.s. t;eFa.fz .s f.l.1.te ls4... ss2.yul-i- ..a z=.at.94 e=s.- -eea' t7.s.s.sst I..stt 2s2 h4 i5zora5.@ st.e .,or z tu6 Gir~2. If m. .l &3i~l3s..
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Coll In CnFifornin.

Tn Geciet. of California rionoors detea sined aace careful inyesti@a'ion that ian 2S. $. was the eEavt date ol ta discoya of gold in California ky laAes W. Marshall The gold WAS found n the iY Ea.I of the tall race of t5e Sutter aaWmill at Coloma, on the soHth fork If the American river.
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Texas State Fair. Dallas. Tnxae-


 Texas State Fair. Dallas. Texae-- On September @a .29 and @e the St. L.. I. II. { s F.. viii sell round triN tieiset5 to Dallas Tesae, at rate f @t25a. Final fetTan limit. le&Yia7 Dallas uD to and including October F.
 National Conversion ef the Chr tian Church. MinaeaRoli=. ,'inr.-oa October s, 2, II. t1e # |. N < $. Ky will sell round tlEa tickets ta 'Iinoapolis at rate of s25.&5. Good returning not earlier than October l9 except that by depositing ticket and paying joint agent fee of soc limit may be extended until October N31.
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q sss=siee raid faas iz#7t3z. es= | 9-:#,@ ii ta0z dancing f555.n n @atIa a!zl n ert5 Has 4iHas8 4e,s e1-=s.s' e:i,. tf 0n- .a,zf what v2e :513a=.s.'ze e..: 5f t5e fltaa t5 find th,t #t l55st a tH5' Gf e4asai#aus eossi>sgl al i.1.'ie# ai %. emen ef tIe hisa ai.@tos racz., s.t.a=@s- Ni.U5l }@d 95-,.:z ! .,.=s..,i t ti.c3I t5 t.aa s3tl.g,G ..e,.nf,5.
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Guaebita Valley Fair, Camden, Ark. Rate: Round trip from Pine Bluff, $22.80. Dates of sale: October I to 12, inclusive. Return limit; October 19.
 St. Louis Fair, St. Louis, Mo, Oc. tober ' to 12 Rate, one fare for the round trip. Dates of sale, October to II, inclusive. Return limit October II.
 Odd Follows Grand Lodge. Fort Smith, Ark, Oct 22.25, 1901-Rate-- One fare fer the round trip. Date Of sale-=octobere 2a.22. Return limit October =.
 International Fair. ssa antonio, Texas. October 19-S0, I90i-itato: One fare plus B for tie round trip. Dates of sale: October 16 and 1T. Return limit: November 3, to leave San An tonic.
 Texss State Fair and Dallas Expo sition, September 28, October 13.- Rate: One fare plus 42 fer the round trip. Dates ef sale: September 26. s and %.
 Ringing Hfoa'. worlds Greatest Shows. Little Rock, Aak. October 12- Rate: Round trip fsen Pine Bluff, $1.7o. Date of sale: October IL Re tgHn limit. October 15.
 National Convection oe the Chris. tesan Church, Minneapolis. &i+n., Ger. 1g-17, 1931-I;ate-Ona fare for the :9and tlip Date of eale-Asents VI Arkansas will sell Oct. s, and f1 l-ie2it-Ticl.ets to be aoed leaving Minneapolis not later than Get 19, and for centin..yns ?assage n each dieet It ?. Go32e trip ;o ooGme;.ea on date Of ale and return trip CT date of exa eu5ioa. Extension Of lt@it--By dc posting return portion of ticket win joint agent at Minneapolis, on any day from Get. 10 to Oct. II ineluatro aud apoH payment os fee Of fifty cents i 1t time cf deposit return limit will be extended to leave Minneapolis to and i including Oct 31
 General Convention Episcopal Church, San Francisco, Cal. October I2. 19Q1-Batc, $!7.50 from all points. Dates of sale. September 19 to 27, in elusive Final limits of all tickets will he November 5
 St. Louis Exposition, St. Louis, Mo, September to October 12-Rate-- Open rate of ore and one-third fare for the round trip. aDtes of sale Sep tember 8, 70, 12, F, 19. 24 and 2t;; 1 October 1, 3, and 1o Return limit, five days from date of sale
 Grand Lodge Odd Fellows, Fort Smith, Ark.-On October 20 to 22 the Iron Mountain Route will sell round trip tickets to Ft Smith at the rate of $6.03. Limit of tickets, October 36. Nationl Convention Christian Ten- Yerance Union, Ft Worth, Texas-On ] November 13 and If the St. l.. I. NJ. & s. Ky will sell round trip tickets to Fort Worth, Texas. account above meeting at rate of sl3. Final return limit Up to and including November 25
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Fln rn.a Q {!

t'1f.aa. have s1a .ae illa. sis,a Eaa1s .az" ra~tgi a2> agr Eo9ss 1#r:: az'.cA ! ha. curious :ttt4lsl9;al.
 .'',ae@u.al 9e.Hr. l 4..e ..ocs!.@r t.il. ls,,.:1 :, ".s< Efen aEa Ca .-s...,e' s..a- ~ initt@ Record.
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 Iron Mountain Rates.

International Fair, San Antonio, Texas On October 16 and 17 the St
 L., l. N. and s. By will sell round trip tickets to San Antonio at rate Of $l9G5. Final return limit, November
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

To discover whether or not there is arsenic in your wall paper take frag- ment of it and put it in q solution of ammonia If arsenic is present, the liouid will assume a bluish tint.
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Of aE.arge Class.

Simkins-Bilkius junior strikes me as being very promising young man.
 Timkins-Yes; more promising than paying.-Chicago News.
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ling En tac Past.

iiais eeAiE ;.ad eighteenth | #et tha fasllion in all .o p e3ent and was ! sort Mf o5.r Mont" Ca,}o and @out taa eigl eenta cen ,tH as Were seized vita q for nla Faagaaine a4.l A1M and London followed $yatwo most popular anuse-
 'ubllc and private. were
 p gambling saloons. MH Wore their masks or ut in the Mall and the
 taadtara At length >r X
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hey rise 70 CT 30 rect win ld aen .ane,l ot:t iu all ec eat.llg q laass of K xmiaat folia@ l'her 'N tlncco.ate in form, ar" 'ep col F, smooth and shin l4 NAiti:sh = &idlleeHS rsalfff;@.e. ;ss'll,aa Whitpe' |te flowers gre borne from April and h.. October ripen C., one seeded fF.!i,S about fof an inch in dl.meter-
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Cotton Gcit Route.

Gcae1ita Valley Fair, Camden, Ark. Rate: Round trip from Pine Bluff, $22.S0. Dates of sale: October [ to 12. inclusive, Return limit: October 13.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

St. Louis Fair, St. Louis, Mo, Oc- tober ' to F. Rate, one fare for the round trip. Dates of sale, October 6 to II, inclusive. Return limit October
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

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Texas State Fair and Dallas Expo sition, September 28, October 13.-- Rate: One fare plus 42 fer the round trip. Dates ef sale September 26. s and 20
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

General Convention Episcopal Church, San Francisco, Cal. October ?, 1991-Rato, $!7.5O from all points. Dates of sale, September 19 to 27. in elusive. Final limits of all tickets will hc E0ynD1bar 75
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

Odd Fellows Grand Lodge. Fort Smith, Ark, Oct 22-25, 1901-Rate- One fare fer the round trip. Date Of salo-0ctober 2a=22 Return limit October -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

St. Louis Exposition, St. Louis, Mo, September 9 to October 12-Rate-- Open rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip. aDtes of sale Sep tember 8, 70, 12, F, 19, 24 and 2G; October 1, 3, and 10 Return limit, five days from date of sale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

Tta cherry. peach. apr.eot. Hectarine end almond reGuire q l:s.lt. dry and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

Ringing Broa.. Worlds Greatest Shows, Little Rock .zek., October F. Rate: Round trip fson Pine Bluff, s1.7o. Date Of sale: October II. Re tJrn limit: October 15.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

International Fair San antonio, Texas, October 1920, f90l-i5atc One fare plus B fer tie round trip Dates of sale: October 1G and IT, Return limit: November ? 3, to leave San An toric
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Southern Railway
 REMOVAL NOTICE!
Cannle

Cornreeca 55h 19o af the Sa hsr t2.i@a |, Ca loab
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11

Charles s. Cleveland. of Plymouth. One of

Charles s. Cleveland, of Plymouth. One of
Directors I'm New Indianapolis Concern.
The Indianapolis Journal of last
week states that the Indianapolis Han
die & Manufacturing company will en-
gage IN a general woodenwsre manu-
featuring business at Indianapolis,
with a capital of S15O,OOO, articles be-
ing filed with the secretary of state TO
that effect. Of the entire stock $4,000
is to be common and $4,000 preferred.
The common stock will b- turned over
to John NJ. Cleveland in payment for
the real estate, factory. plant and
equipment, personal property apd as
sets of the business her, tofore con-
Quoted by Mr. Cleveland under the
name of the Indianapolis Handle COM
paHy. The directors are: John Nj.
Cleveland, of Indianspoli Charles 5.
Cleveland, of Plymouth, ard Henry II.
Hornbrook.
This matter will be of general inter
est here because of the fact that Mr..
Cleveland of the basket factory is.coh-
nected with it.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11

dry and fruitless exPanses of the
desert. When the heart is sore
with trouble sympathy falls upon it
like balm upon a wound. 1T soothes
and comforts the afflicted and
smoothes the way to reconciliation
with the hardest DEGREES of fate. 1t
would be difficult to conceive of a
heart so hardened as to be utterly
devoid of sympathy, or of an object
so poor as to be unworthy of it.
There comes a time in the life or
every man, woman and child when
they hunger for it, as child hum
gers for its parent, and when but
for its beneficent influence the limit
of human distress must be endured
How fortunate it is, how providen-
tial, that at such time the fountain
is unchecked, the stream unOb-
structed, and a flood of sympathy
pours upon the bleeding heart,
soothing, strengthening and sustain
ing it. 1t comes not alone from
those held in the closest ties or from
friends, but from acquaintance and
even strangers who witness the
affliction and respond to the call for
sympathy.
There is no circumscribed chan
mel for the conveyance of it. II
flows untrammeled. There is nc
prescribed form of expressing 1t
Its language is universal. A writ
ten or spoken word, kiss, pres
sure of the hand, flower, a >iler
presence, all convey the comforting
assurance of sympathy and love
How sweet it is, only those who
have drained the cup of sorrow tC
the dregS can fully know.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11

Mrs. Bresci, the widow of the
man who assassinated King Hum
bert, of Italy, has been driven out
of her home at Cliffside, n. ]. The
town officials O, dered her to leave,
but she refused. But life was made
SO burdensome to her and her little
ones that they were forced eventu-
ally to obey the mandate. There
is no evidence that Mrs. Bresci was
on anarchist or even shared in any
way the murderous views of her
husband. Most probably she did
not countenance the bloody propa-
ganda that deprived her and
her children of support, yet his
sins were visited upon her and her
offspring by an unreasoning popu-
lace. This is barbarism.-Fort
Wayne Journal Gazette.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11
Tyner Items.

Mrs. M. Stoops has returned home
from Indianapolis after two weeks
visit with Mrs. Alfred Thompson.
School commenced Monday in all the
schools in Polk township.
Mrs. Jonas Hsag and daughter, Mrs
Nellie Hsag, went to Ohio on the ex
cursion.
Justin Myers has been elected for
Polk township Sunday school president
Chase Keller went on the excursion
to Ohio to visit his aged father.
Mrs. Clara FARRELL with Mrs Emms
Jarrell and little son, Clarence, are Wis
iting relatives near Connersville and
Mstamora, Ind.
John Wallace has rented J. ID. John.
sons farm, north of Teegsrden.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11

rival, the elder daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles HI. Rumsey, died sudden
ly at the home of her parents on North
Center street Sunday evening, Oct. 8
1901. The child's death seems to have
resulted from violent exercise in COM
psny with plsymates a week ago
jumping from porch. Vomiting set
in q few days later, but 10 alarm was
felt until yesterday, and then nothing
availed to save her life.
Irvsl was nearly years old, loved
companion of Der sister, Alta, I years
old. Both were lovely girls. This
bereavement is an universally sad sfilic-
ton
The funeral occurred at 2:3O p
m. on last Tuesday, Rev. w. w
Raymond officiating, at the Episco.
pal church.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11
Grand and Petit Jury.

Following is the grand and petit jury
for the next term of court which con-
vencs next Monday:
Grand:-Samuel Tea, of Tippecsnoe
township; Albert Ritchey, George w.
Wymer and Thomas b. Lee, of Bour.
bon; J. ID. Hughes, of Walnut, and
John Mayors, of North.
Petit:-Noble j. Goddard, Walnut
township; Fred Hager, of North;
Frank Vernett, of Tippecanoe; George
Kline, of German; Edward Locher,
BromiDe b. Parks. and M. A. Jacoby,
of Center; Lewis Sibert. of Polk; j. w.
Kreighbsum, of West; George w.
Gsnshorn, of Bourbon; Amos X. Green,
of Union, and Jesse l.. See, of Green.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11
Gave Big Bond.

James r. Beardsley, aged 20 years, OF
Elkhart, was declared incapable of
managing his business affairs and his
wife, Susan Ray Besrdsley, was sp-
pointed guardian for him, with bond
of 100000. The evidence showed that
he has personal property of the value
of $4,000 and that the rental on HE
real estate is worth 81 800 year.
Mr.. Besrdsley has been ill for an ex-
tended period, several times In q criti-
cal condition. He is exmsyor Of Elk
hart and a former state senator and is
one of the pioneer residents of that city.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11
A Social Gathering.

Earl Mclaughlin entertained twenty
of his young friends at the home of his
parents on N. Michigan street Friday
evening, and the young folks spent q
most enjoyable time in various games.
Refreshments were served.
Those present were as follows:
Welter Thsyer, Earl Turner, Arthur
Thomson, Lois Thompson, Ruth
Logan, Minnie Hossler Avis Dauben-
speck, Cecil Burkett, Frances Thayer,
Estella Reynolds, Walter Ira McElrath,
Glenne Cressner, Req Anderson, Glare
Killmer, Neva Ellis, Luther Hoham,
Mary Vinall, Julia w. Yockey, Dewey
Shambsngh, Lurs Capron and Herbert
Tanner.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11
SHOULD NOT BE POLITICAL MA
CHINE.

SHOULD NOT BE POLITICAL MA
Editor Barnhart, of the Roches-
ter Sentinel, talks to the point when
he says:
aft Indianapolis newspaper re-
ports of the doings of the Grand
Logde Knights of Pythias are true
the politicians are disgracing the or
der by the efforts they are making
TO use the order to further their pO-
litical ambitions. AT least half
dozen are said to be in attendance at
the Grand Lodge who are doing
nothing else than laying wires by
which they may pull on the K. of
P's in campaign time next year.
Secretary of State Hunt worked
through the Knights to get his
nomination and others are evil
IDENTITY trying the same plan. This
is wrong and all true Knights of
Phythias should repudlate it. The
Knights of Pythias is benevolent
and fraternal order, not political
machine"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11
The Garnishment Law.

In Q suit growing out of sending
claims beyond state lines for collection
by gsrnishment proceedings thus pre-
venting the debtor from availing him
self of the exemption law, Judge Funk,
of the st. Joseph circuit court, holds
that where the sale of debt is bona
tide q charge of conspiracy cannot lie
and the case does not come under the
statute providing punishment The
case is intended as q test and is said to
be the first ruling of this nature in the
st atA
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11

Educational society Pass Resolutions.
The Lspsz Educational association
adopted the following resolutions upon
the death of DR.. Albert l.. Wagner:
Whereas, The angel of death has
beckOned and called out of this world
DIR. Albert l.. Wagner, the energetic
vice president of the LapsZ Educa-
tionsl association, be it
Resolved, By the said association
that We deplore the sudden removal
from our midst
Resolved, That We extend to his
widow and bere4ved family our most
heartfelt and profound sorrow and
sympathy in this their hour of sadness
and tears, and console them and our
selves with The thought that God doee
all things well.
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to his wife, to the South
Bend Times and the Marshall County
Independent for publication, and that
they be recorded In the minutes of the
association.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11
Fell From ~ Wagon.

Philip Dyer, a young man twenty
years of age, residing in the vicinity of
the Lake of the Woods, was quite ser
iouslv injured while driving home from
Bremen, last week. Young Dyer had
taken load of swine to Bremen and
was sitting on q epring seat on top of
high rack driving, when one side of the
seat gave away, throwing him TO the
road. 10 falling he struck on bis head.
and was rendered unconscious. The
team he was driving proceeded on
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11
Expensive Hunting When Illegal.

"Under the new game law it will be
very expensive to hunt on Sunday,
or on week days without q permit "
says the Rochester Republican. "If a
man goes with gun on Sunday for
the purpose of hunting, and is caught,
it will cost him 10 the neighborhood of
$40. If he kills quail between now and
November 10, the cost will smount to
the same for each bird. At the rate of
$40 for each quail killed it would be
rather expensive shooting. The fine
and fees are: Prosecutor, So: CON
stable, Sl.90: justice of the peace, So;
fine, so; docket fee, 30 cents; commits
sioner of fisheries and game, 800, to be
paid to the at ate auditor"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11
ChndE'enS$
Fertilizer

That's a good name f
SCOTS Emulsion. Child,
re like young plants. Sc:
ill grow in ordinary s
lthcrs need fertilizers.
The nature Ct some Chi!G
revcnts them from thriv
ordinary food Such q
n growrightif treated rig
All they need is a little fo
;cer-a little extra rickneS
otis Emulsion is the RICH
ltment.
Fertilizers make thingsgrov
ats just what SCOTS Emu
Il does. It makes children
-ow in flesh, grow in strength
ow rich blood, grow in mind
wv happy. That's what We
nike it for.
Send for free sample.
.COTT X BOVINE. Chemist. 900 Pearl ST. N. Y.
soc aud sioo; all druggists.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11
Let Us Raise More Chickens.

While we point with pride to the fact
that the United States now leads the
nations of the world in the amount of
wealth and in import and export trade,
and, while ell the world knows of our
wonderful wheat and corn crops and Of
the enormous value of our msnufac-
lures, very few know or realize, even
among us at home, that the figures
given by the statistics of the census
year of 1900 show that the poultry and
egg business of the United States
$780, 100000, although the business is
still in It's infancy and is capable of IN
limited profitable development.
What we do realize, most of us who
have families with healthy appetites, is
that little Saturday trip with the mar
ket basket and a dIcker with the pOul-
try man costs US about 50 cents for a
pair Of rather skinny "boilers" and 30
cents each for medium-siZed grown
fowls. This is higher than the cost of
any other kind of good fresh meat,
reckoning by the pound, and suggests q
source of revenue for many people who
cannot raise sheep or cattle, but who
have facilities for raising chickens so
convenient to market that the profit Of
the huckster or middlemsn, an item of
importance to the farmer or country
breeder of fowls, is saved. But,
whether the business is conducted az a
means of livelihood, or simply as side
issue, the raising of fowls can be made
a genuine source of profit. Having
ones fresh eggs, with chickens for the
table, is something everyone with lot
room for a small chicken run can have
at an outlay too trifiing to be consid-
cred
The value of the egg and chicken pro.
duction for last year, as given above,
was greater than the combined values
of the gold, silver and iron ore pro-
duced In the country, and yet the great
majority of our people cannot afford to
buy chickens for the table or even have
ell the fresh eggs they want, except for
few weeks, when the hen is most in
dustrious and eggs are cheap.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11

There is much talk now about SO
amending the immigration laws as
to exclude anarchists, and it is to be
hoped that this will be done. The
law should be strict on this point
and the immigrant should be COM
PEELED to assert his belief not only
in some form of government, blu,
his belief In cur form of govern
ment. And, while he is swearing,
it would not hurt him to declare
that he would accept the Declare
ton of independence as his political
creed.-The Commoner.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11

The suggestion that $5,ooo,ooo
subscription be taken for the pur-
pose of establishing a national hos
pital in honor of our late President
Mckinley, instead of erecting a
costly monument, is certainly a
good one. There is no doubt but
Mr.. Mckinley, if alive, would
much prefer such a means of COM
memoration by the American people.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11

home As soon az the team arrived
without the driver, search was made
for Dyer, and ne was found about one
mile from his employers farm IN a
semi coneious condition. A doctor
was summoned, and it was feared that
he had fractured his skull in the fall.
The young man is lying in critical
condition and may not recover. His
home ia near Tyner. He has been
working in the vicinity of the lske for
the past three months.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11

With such candidate for gov
ernor as Josiah Quincy, Massachus
etts should be carried by the demo
Gratis. His record as mayor of Bos-
ton was such as TO commend him to
the people of great state, though
it is hardly possible for even so
good man as Mr.. Quincy to over
come the odds against HIM.