Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-01-25

lights thereafter IS may be desired a.
the same price. In addition to the 9:
midnight lights the city will take l.
eli-night lights.
klndles anew the fires of youth, bal
snces up the joys and sorrOws of lite
It's vain and foolish not to use Rocky
Mountain Tea made by Madison Med
lclDe Go. 35c. ASK your druggist.
West Point military academy stands
convicted Of inordinste cigarette smOk-
ing, liquor drinking and bullying. It
deserves a hearty spanking and con-
gress should give il one with both
hands.
Rev. o. ;. Thornberry, who assisted
Rev Geo. Lockhart with the revival
services at the Presbyterian church, re-
turned TO his home at Plymouth, last
night He preached excellent sermons
Monday and Tuesday evenings.-Ro-
chester Sentinel.
Catherine, wife of Jacob Nogt, died
last night after two months illness of
cancer of the stomach, aged II years.
The remains were taken to her home
in keithsburg, ILL.,, on the 2:10 train
this afternoon where the funeral will
occur Sunday.
Isaac Brown, the great bird and bee
lecturer, made this office call last eve
ming on mis- way home from Warsaw
where he spoke yesterday before the
farmers institute. He spoke to the
children at the Webster school yester-
day afternoon.
Warden Shidler, of the Michigan Civ
prison, has ranging in sight. Joseph
ID. keitv, of Princeton, this state, must
suffer the death penalty for the muir
der of young girl and the law Of the
state requires that legal strsngling take
place In the prison north.
The general assembly of the Presby-
terrain church having recommended
t9at a twentieth century fund of S20,-
100000 be raised for benevolent and
educational objects the synod of Indi-
committee to organize the work in this
state.
The jury in the case of Evans VS..
Ruff rendered verdict last night de-
clsrlng for the defendant, and thus
petition prayed for by the plaintiff en-
Joining the defendant from closing the
road in litigation is denied. The jury
returned the verdict at 1920 o'clock
last night
The slim patronage accorded the en-
tertsinments at the Warsaw opera
house may result in its closing its doors
for an indefinite period. The attend
snce at all the attractions this season
has been decidedly small and has been
very discoursglng to Manager Rigdon.
Warsaw, for some years, was good
show town.
Probably the only grocery store on
wheels in the state has recently been
started in Elwood Oy George Cunning
ham. A large wagon, fitted up like a
store is used and the venture has
caused considerable commotion among
oldtime grocers. Cunningham now
has about 300 customers whom be Wis.
it's daily with his moving grocery.
Warden ShideIer, of the state prison
reports that if Joseph Keith, found
guilty of killing Nora Keller in the
trial ending at Princeton, is executed
in the institution controlled by him, he
will have three electric buttons, one of
which, if pressed, Will spring the death
trap. Three deputies will be selected
each to press a button. One of these
will hang the condemned man, but nei.
Their of the three deputies will know
which pressed the fatal button. 81
shall adopt this plsn," said the warden
because | should not want to ask one
of my deputies to do thing which bis
conscience opposed"
Reputable physicians in various parts
of the country make the statement that
the cocaine habit is spreading at an
alarming rate. 1t is not confined 10 any
particular class, but the drug is said to
be used by people in every station and
condition In life, in some places even
boys and girls using it freely. Those
who have closely observed the effects of
cocaine upon its victim pronounce il
one of the most dangerous and most
deadly drugs yet discovered. Indi.
vIduals who once become addicted co it's
use are made its slaves and are seldom
able to get rid of the habit. The PEG.
pie should be instructed in regard to
its dresdf al effects, so that they may
not be led through ignorance to be-
come its victims.-South Bend Times
From Saturdays Daily.
DIR. Brown is quite sick