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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-01-14
THE TRAVELLER.

i41a train goes roaring through the night
And I q traveller. lie and dream;
Behind the heavy curtains Care
4Tets net my sleep; I know that there
Tne great ship piungea through the wayea
Ana / q traveller, lie atnaso;
7 know the Waterman on the deck
van guard me well from rock and wreck
f., And all the storms hat sweep the seas.
Some night-some dark and fearful night
IN start upon a journey when
NO man may guard me while I sleep
o may my faith be strong 10 keep
h dreams I dream untroubled then!
- = kser. IN Chicago Record-Herald.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-01-14

The white laborers Of the United
States appear In q sort Of "dog IN the
mangern light regarding D sugar
plantations in Hawaii. They wont
work on them themselves and they
object to the importation OF iaDoreFs
who are willing to work on them.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-01-14

Besides the heavy war tax on store
tobacco, the internal trusts now tex
you to death. New II yOu want to
smoke OF chew pure leaf tobacco fires
and untaxed and save your dimes
these hard times and help 3 brother
PopuHst who has dared much TO de-
fend and propagate the immortal
principles Of the Peoples party, writs
FOR price on leaf tobacco Of my own
raising. Address.
VIZ. I. PARKS.
Adams Tenn. Rural Route No. /
TIE MEssENGER uses no other to-
baoco and can vouch for lie character
60 the highest.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-01-14

Burglars have stolen from Salvini's
villa at Florence several Of the trag-
edian's invaluable relics, for the loss
Of which he e ineonsOlable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16
I'm par d. hOias que ID
con uRO On Ia CSTCel.
LleNaba corbata amarillo y sfue sor-
prendido en- el puente de San
Antonio.
RAfael Jimenez GArcia es eonsecnel

Rafael Jimenez Garcia es consecuen-
To con sus principles.
Hace POGO salfo de la c&rceLs pero
Sc dispuso & inGresar en- ella nueva-
mente.
Al efecto fu6 & la casa de los Sres
Pieras Hnos. y pidi6sdos pares de za-
patos de $3.50 cada uno en- nSmbre
del Sr Ruperto Miranda.
ia Sr Pieras, dl6 cuenta & la policla
secreta y esta empez6 sus investigA-
clones.
Ell 6nieo detalla que se le di6 los
dStectivss fu6. que ell individuo de re-
ferencia usaba eorbata aTnarilia.
Dos poIicfas salieron aver para Rio
Piedras.
Alpasar por ell caserfo Immediate al
puente de San Antonio vieron una
persona con coFbata amarilla Y dijerun:
este es maestro hombre.
Z efectivamente, echaron pie q tie
IRA y eehRron mano ell eAc0.
Los zapatos aparecieronge ZEN poder
de un individuo conocido por Lench0
que tiene un puesto de venta en- la pla-
"a del Mercado. ~
En- los tiempos que corremos, no Sc
puede usar lazo negro 81 brzo, porque
SO tacharia de 0lterGr Ia pas patbLscG;
nj corbata amarillo, por que SO les con-
fundirfa con los cGcos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16
Juzgado do paz do GatedraI

4 s
Juicios de hoy: Maria Flora Lo-
peg, por alterar Ia paz p6blica en- es-
tado de embriaguez v faltarle 6 la POI
licia. 80 dias de arresto y $45 de null
Ia.
Juan de 10 O., Olegario Ortiz. CAM
dido Morales Agustfn Ramos, por
infracci6n de las leyes de Sanidad, 81
de multa los dos primeaos v 80 dfas
los dos filtimos.
Maria Flora Lopez por alterar Ia
paz en- ell Juzgado de Paz dc Catsdral,
con palahraa obcenaa 8 insultMntaa 90
dfas de arresto y $45 de nulta.
Asunci6n Garrido. poF agredir ON 81
Dep6sito municipal con una tabla & Nj
col&s Ayala, 80 dfas de arrestos
Alfredo Conception pOx alseTar aa
paz phblica en- esbado dc embriag u6z,
so dSas de arresko.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16
I'D
i

Awees 0gSI oH p0T hi sne sd
de haehca que se nos n0tiCiarOn Y CtrOs
que 80 nos han not tlniadc j taaaezaoa en
earasra, nos cuparios De hechUs uu~
nibies c0gnetie0s pOr VI reEnatista stBr-
DO. de IA mayor parte de loa arbitrios
de San Jhan.
Pero 81 rematista dicho. no 90 ell
cplpable.
Son culpables las autoridades que
consientep que nm individuos coEnetA
actos arbitrarios, sin que sean corre-
aidoa
aandu un indiyiduo es denunciado
Dor alterar In paz p6blica & SO s4a7osse
que u aItera, es denunciado y casti-
Rado.
Cuando un indiyiduo roba un par
de zapatos, IA policia le denuncia, va
G aa carcei con ell S7lgS de ladr6n.
Pero cuanao los jueces. los hechos
criminosos los considera fuera de su
jurisdicci6n, por entender que loque
prDcede es una acci6n civil, entonces,
no hay garantfas para los ciudadanos
hnnrad0s.
ger pubIioamos la earta oa nn CO..
nasrciante de Rio Picdrass que pres
clhuIra dc Yen1r San Juan1 para que
eli rematista no le moleste.
CampesinOs que & pi9, sin recursos.
women & San Juan 6 vender media do
cena dc sOmhreros que son prOduotos
del pals y no 7sgcS0AGkes nj egt5sGsaleg'os,
s0p defenidos por nm indivldu0 pavtis
cazar y les enfEedicha ell daFsehO 4
vender y les Fsicle produotos en- garan-
tfa de pago dc tributos que no Sc de-
ben cobrar.
" las autoridades permanecen impa-
sibles.
mo tienen autoridad cuando les con-
viene, Y Ia tienen cuando les convene.
Nosotros heunos expuesto hechos
c0ncretos y expondxemos otros On 10
sucesivO.
FsQu6 actitud han tornado los iuecesa
Cue Sepam0s, nInguna.
Que pasa9 uB renatistA pesR mas en-
ei Amino de algunas autoridades que
eEclamoreo de campesinos ultrajados;
sf ultrnjados, porque estos campesinos,
llenos de tenor, no Sc atreven pro-
testar ensrgicamente. carecen de cul-
tura bastante para eilos, carecen de
recursos, v. por 1ltimo. carecen do
garantfas, que es 10 dltimo de que pue-
de carecer.
va iremos puntualizando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16
AU

El Domingo 1g del c0rriesate se abri-
RS Al seryieiO p6blico, q llnes de Ee-
TTUcarril de Ponce q AQuaailla. Los
trenaa saldnAn Las 6.I5 de Is nnaf1a-
na, llegrndo ! Aguadilla las IL H.,
De eate punbO regresaF6n 6 las q. .15 De-
II targse. Llegando 4 laa Z .382 & este ciu-
dad.
Los pracios de pasajes son los si-
Guienkes: De Ponce & Isaias-idla .
vUe g 50 Ia s IA Sao
GaFaaAsEs La, ]. a1s 2a 4B. Ma
yagaea: IA. "a ~; a, 3.00 Il
Aguadiaaa: L. 6.553: -; 400.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16
-. 81. !. -
ESpE ESplRl
TISTAs Ell YORK
AparlCIOn fanisSilcas on un
saIdn do 25 o8st . I StTssi.
Ia <FnadiuEns dice aaae vencr6 &
Puerto Rico Cuando regrese de
Berlin.


Hernos DIDO hacer grandes eIogios
dol centric espiritiata. de a calIe So
West N 10, New York IT.
Persona que 10 ha visitado no he
nnucho tempo, nos nnaniiaata Qua son.
verdaderaEnente sorprende dente, los tra-
baios De NATURALIZATION que alEi se
realizan. El citado anaigo nos dice
que ha visto manifestarxsie un 81.
6udfol que fus allf IieyaElo p0r 81 de-
SEQ de YER alg6n naienssro de au fanai-
Iia; ha visto repetimos, prasen arseles,
go esposa con un nifso en- brazos, dos
l6venes hijas snyas. v I'm pequeflo ma-
ehacho; todos elIos So confundieron en-
un solo abraz0, y no hay que aeeir.
que aquel hombra g Quien nadie eon0-
cIa alli, sali6 MAS eapiritista quo Allen
Kardec.
bay que adyertiFs Que t0d0s eat0s
trabajos son realizAd0s s todm alaridad
y en IN peQueao salon. El aitado
aniGo solicit6 do las aasdsasua, cue se
trasladaee Puerto Rieos par0 ella
le manifesto. qus sn pfento regrese
de Berlin donde ha sid0 1Iaznada, ten
drA sumo placer en visitarnos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16

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ra cual es el lefe, el yerdadero lefe s
qglien u Kloaicla cbedece cuando se de-
eide 4 persegulr ~ pueblOy q apalearle
y derrlbarle poR GALES plazas 8
ronnpeE lnfan1en nlenee clavlculas nrses-
tras dollentes erl0llas sOrprendldas en-
medic de SO cOnfiadO enknslaenO por
la ola de viIlana tlranfa y miaerabIes
intrigaa.
La Corte hara todo eso. Y mas toda-
via. Tn Jnicic pericial medlco deter
mIEara con que arnas con cual ades
man pueden rom pexse clavacnaas y fJa-
20 - es possible Que go 30 ccnsiGA sn
1l NOUN de 0Sro mesa0 que csHenea0
sobre los laslOnados 0s sas7sgs en acles
man 1mpulsiv0, atacaElg csg gena0 con
sorpresa sObre an unontao1i plallanlfns
en 81 cual q reu1oiino 90 aalclaEoa rn1-
leres nInos apalotona cagEle aeDii pa
r. 8! que a I. 1nfannla se. consume
Sln 6nds en- so.ao eso nasdasaFa e
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A las tres de IA n0aHana DucIar en-
trs en aIs casa So ae0s60 en- 81 leell0
c0n NenGa como era e0gtuEa-
bra, sSa la mess de
julia con Quiea tasafA se5s agaeses do
anfa l0 qyae unan p0cas nnuja-
res: notahle helleza seductOra 9spi-
ritualidad Duclar habfa sis3o lugador
fRn6ki0p u6s de- casado fu6le inn
posipIs alandonaT au funeato Yicio.
ReciAn unidos les c6nvugHea tuvie-
ron annargas horna. cuanlo ella supli-
c6la & 6l abnnd0naxa tan deaaskr0so
hkhato. Ella no dornaia: Ie anuardaba
despiertas sn raaraso del iue0o.
DHarma, duerma, no zna eanares.
deo1aIa DucIar Este haIlfa haredado
una cuankIosa fortuna de- aus padres.
Is que yenfa mernand lose an el tapete
del juoRdOr Como quieres que duer-
nla. decfale Julia. 81 s6 que donde vas
est4s pardiendc tu dinero y ia pres
tigio2
Asf pasaEon nsses, Un dia. mien-
tras Dncler estaba ausante, JuIia tra~
bajaba puerta cerrada en una aIcoba.
Rellanaba. aFtiatic ticamente un modelo
de xnuler que adQniri6 ca casa de una
nnOdista En- alQuuas hOras de trabaio
las hahiles manaa de julia habfan re-
producidc SD propio cuerp0: un mo-
del0 B0beHbiO com0 era ella
al aalir su nnrid0 aauella noche le
interrog6 sNo vuelvea tenprano9 ST
repus0 6l volver6 Julia baj6 sus
CLOS Y 0uard6 silencio. DucleF La mi-
r6s quiso hablarla, pero Sc ausent6
entre FL pesar de dejarla y 81 placer de
Ia primers talla.
s a las dos de Il naagIana dejaba 81 Ia
banca y regresaba, por vez primers
c0npadecidO y ann preocupadO poR su
sufFida esposa Sc desvisEe. apaga Is
luz v levantando 81 Snosqu iter0 % suba
al lecho Julia, siampre cue I'll venfa
del iue00, Ie esperaha % vela acosta-
da dc espaldas hscia el
Luego de acostado Ila1n6 4 julia: no
respondi6; d TOGO p0F Ia espaIda: In
na6vil: escuch6 So respiraci6n: lnin-
0unai
Toc6 el cuerpo del cabelIo los pies:
el misno de gn 8spusa. Iinerte, xznid0.
sin vidal SobrecoQido do espanko deia
81 lece0. t0nla i0a f6foros y consume |
media cais ain conseguir hacer lug: por
an enclende la Vela " leYAntando el |
S0AkkNA1u @&A4AA4EAssss sNuH4CEgQ D31O 4
DIOnda s&bana paIpa oil incensible cuer-
po de an esposa. Dios nafoi excIan6.
Sc Gambia pOr el lsdo opueato del
echo, alurnbra y so terror crece al
sontemplar aquslla cara. l0ue es
3et6f s. excIar16 de nuevo.
Salt6 haciA aer6s; vic Julia de pi6
unto s Is pared, siIenci0sa como una
sstatua. lI6 aqufl b increp6, nervio-
30, yendo hacia ella. s9ui&n est6 en-
b cana Izs mn5eg one TIA
lecesitAa. repus0 Is asposa: Ii que
0uede eaperar dornida. la one no sien-
81 "a que 40 sa a0ueroa dc s.: 20 Se Ia
le faeIEieadO. ~ q. no pE3e d0r1nir 20.
so nlA ngss ESQ, Juaia. xepusO
0ucAer; me haa hecho paaax una sor-
sresa terrible cref que habias
nuerto.
sTe apenarfa mi musrtea contest6
ruIia.
Ducl9x no haba0: sus Oioa mirarun &
luIa con sire d aEnarRn protests.
Elaa sOEn6 SD naano ixQuierda Il
Eajo haeia "a pccho. tal cuaI esssba
ecOGeadA contra Ia parad. Ea tir6 Ia
larrnatUria 81 suel0; IL luz Be apar6.
Ie 0fan vehenentes bes0s en- la obs
uridad
Ducler no voIYi6 4 u naesa de iusQo.
s5esaSs LA. Anaadso.
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The sun Life Assurance Company Of Canada
EEL SOL DfL CANADA

La Compania que SECURES tene ygentes en- esta sa
Hace Is amos que rabaa Puerto Rico sin haber ipa
rrumpido nunca La aceptaci6n de riesgos.
Ha pagado la Isla 100000 i las fa,.iss ~
sus asegurades, salyando # muohas De la misaria.
sus condiciones son las mas yentajoaas.
Cuenta entire st anegurados mayor parts de laa psso
mas mas promnenes do Ia aa, baqueros agricptor
comercantes, abogados m6dioos etc eo etc
Les cue deeen asegarar l de failias pafa
su edad 4
GAMBIA 8 sTJBB
6. il. STORER
SUPERINTENDENT Agentes Gauara1eg
sAN 1EAnI IS
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la MUtlTA

Sc vende este antique establecimien-
to de provisiones.. con s siz 81 acredi-
tada fabrics de chocolate, fundada en-
ell afio 1920.
Agustin EspaEol. On @. inforhar6.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, San Jo-
s6 10. 30. v. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16
IUIGIO De RQY

Esta mafiana ha empezado & cele-
brarse ante el Sr. Francisco Soriano,
JneE naunicipol del Distrito de Cats
draI an juicio cnrioso y del cual impon-
dremos II ptblicO en su opOrtunidad.
Hay en- d fondo dc este asunto al-
Runa miga; seguirena0a este asuntO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16

= n 8 ".
@ oO Ssss one seat in the WIN be
oaash oke h $500 The Company responsible
0BsEkV
oad @igana en- 70 que fspecta seFydo de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16
Tos ]. MN
Afinador Y conspositor de pianos y
organos.

COmpetente para la construction de
pianos y reparador do los grandes des-
perfectOs ocasionados.
Asl lO certifica IA fkbrica de planes
SKohler q GampbeIIs de New York.
El Sr. 0tero, h6biI l7sssao1sssn fiarSs
50 residencia en- esta ciudad. Luna so.
ais u.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16

En- esta imprenta Sc vende pape1 de
periodico viejo 4 SO qaintal
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CNlaGlIB Generate qPalSatIaRiQul

lnEltoFaFlo ID d Inca HaVEo nurlleaux HaiEil
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Q COMPANY aF PoRT0 RIco

snd afser October Ia ieos. between san
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16

huy deHana nanaad9 90 eneuen nErag1 loa
coaecher0s Ga alRod6n "a le pR entara
diEEcultades, aIaas. los precios 40
responder. Este seg6n nos henas
in1ormad0 dark luQar 90 continuar
laa sienhras en u $40 pr6xiino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16

sse encuenfxa enfarna0 en Yahuc0a
al ST. don Mariana atoraH aEcaide
6e dicha ppDei6n % que muy deYaras
gaankana0g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16

Nos inforEnan que eI Sr. Manuel
ArguesO est6 escribiendo m folIeto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-16

Hoy reoresagss & San Juan 81 sefl0r
don Antonio Marqueg Lopez qsaien
vino con motive de IA muerte de una
hija GQ d. p. u. u aaposa de don Ca
ainir0 Berries corniaionad0 de Las
Fiedras.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-23
What Indiana Does.

Indiana has 4S factories, with S.
500, 900 capital. that make agricultur-
al implements. They employ 1000
wage earners.
Indiana manufactures yearly 16,-
600 cultivators. 5000 harrows, 200.-
600 plows. 10000 planters and drills
aud 5000 hay rakes.
Indiana has three factories that
make sewing machines. They have a
capital of 81, 100, 900, and pay roll OF
1920, 900.
Indiana has 1000 saw mills and 423
planning mills.
Indiana has $500 square miles OF
woodland, 30 per cent Of the states
area.
Indiana averages 20 camps year
where railroad ties are cut.
Indiana uses up about 1900, 600
pounds of cotton annually In making
cloth.
Indiana spins about 159, 200, 900
hanks of yarn annually.
Indiana has 100, 900 cotton spindles
at work.
Indiana dyes about 100000 pounds
of yarn.annually.
Indiana makes annually about 72O,-
600 square yards of flannel for under
wear.
Indiana makes an average of 30, 600
dozens wooden half hose and 5000
dozens WOODEN hose year.
indiana makes an average of As
600 dozens wooden gloves and mittens
annually.
Indiana has 81 establishments man.
ufacturing mems clothing, represent
ing capital invested of 81, 1000, 900.
Indiana has IA establishments man.
ufacturing women's clothing, with an
invested capital Of 1921, 900.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-23
French Favorites.

La Duo De Vene is the name of a
pair af French artists that have been
brought to this country by the Adam
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Shows.
They do remarkably artistic 'car-
rying act, z" in which the lady rides ip
a full-length ball gown. 1t is diff
ficult feat of equestrianism and is ex-
ceedlngly pleasant to look at. They
are also performers of novelty act
called Cranial Equilibrism. in which
the lady is handled by her partner OF
the sterner sex as if she were puff
ball, and the act terminates by bis
standing her on her head and while
she is in this break-neck position he
runs around the show with her in the
most reckless sort of manner. 1t is
a wonder he does not break her neck,
but, it is safe to say, he has not done
SO yet. They are certainly most re-
markable pair and will be seep here
with the Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers Enormous Shows United, CD
Thursday July 80.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-23
Advice to Professor Brown.

The latest suggestion for the Demo
cratic gubernatorial nomination is
that of Professor Brown, of the Val
paraiSo normal school. But the pro-
lessor will find that the school of po-
litical experience is good deal more
expensive than course IN his normal
institution, and that harvest Of bar
rem regrets leaves a bad taste in the
mouth, which sometimes lasts for
years. A man who can turn out glad-
yates with the rapidity marking Pro-
lessor Browns work had better keep
just right in the middle of the road
and be will be happier and at least a
more peaceful man. The governor IS
chair is not an easy one and many a
physical wreck has come from the
place of honor, sometimes remaining
until the end of his life practically no.
honored and unsung. Let well enough
alone, Professor Brown. In other
words. stand pat. if you can gather
from any of your students what that
meanS-Kokomo News.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-23

Emperor William, says he wants bis
daughter to be womanly woman of
the old fashioned sort. He wants her
to not only understand all about
housekeeping, but he has fitted up a
special Kitchen for her, where under
the tutelage of competent cooks she is
learning all the minor details of
regular kitchen work, even to the
washing of dishes in the proper man.
ner.
When she goes through this school
OF PRACTICAL instruction the young lady
will know all about kitchen labor even
if she dose not have to follow it in af-
ter years. Her knowledge of it is
worth everything to her as it is to all
women. If things are not right in
the kitchen when she comes to preside
over house she can easily find out the
reason why and know just how te
make them right.-South Bend 1'ri-
bune.>
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-23
Knapp the Murderer.

The conviction of Alfred Knapp, at
Hamilton, Ohio, has some local inter
est. This man who seems to have
been q veritable fend, was for sever
al years resident of Porter county
and married one of bits wives In In
dianapolis.
There was DO reasonable doubt of
Knapp's guilt. His lawyers adopted
the insanity line Of defense, which
means that there is no other. but
the jury evidently thought that a
man who was sane enough to plan
and perpetrate crime as cunningly as
Knapp did was sane enough to be
punished.
Strangely enough, such a monster
as Knapp had the advantage of a fair
and dignifiied trial without any
thought whatever of mob violence,
while there have been frequent out
breaks in various parts of the country,
with very much less provocation than
he gave. 1t is satisfaction to know
that not only has the law been per-
mitted to take its deliberate course IN
this case. but also that his life will
pay for his horrible crimes.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-23
The Toy Pistol Must Go.

The whole civilized world shuddered
with horror when Bulgarian reyolu-
tionary leaders threatened to scatter
plague germs in Constantinople as a
means of exterminating the Turkish
tyrants. The very mention of the
plot was terrifying, even though it
was recognized that the threat was
probably an idle one. with little pros
pect of an attempt to put it into effect.
Yet the United States tOlerates
each year the wholesale scattering of
a disease fully as terrible as the
bubonic plague. The Fourth of July
has become deadly festival of lock-
jaw. Last Tuesday alone its harvest
was three deaths from lockjaw in Chi
cago and twenty-five in the whole
cocntry. The total of the Fourth
of July" dead thus far this year is Is
for Chicago and 1873 for the country.
The toy pistol is by far the most
common cause of these deaths.
The simplest considerations of pub
lie safety lead to the conclusions that
the toy pistol must go Record
Herald.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-23
A Preachers Strenuous Daus hters.

Rev. Martin Harris, self-willed.
bard-shell Baptist clergyman Of Ohio,
refused to consent to the marriage of
his younger daughter to a worthy
man, on the pretense that she was
needed in his own household to care
for him, as he was widower. He
had other daughters, though, who
took different view of the matter
and one day when he least expected
anything of the kind the older girls
well armed with rawhideS went at she
old man and gave him such lively
larruping that he was only too glad
to settle the controversy by giving bis
unqualified consent to the wedding.
That minister is now proud Of lis
Strenuous daughters.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-23

Under the law of the last legisla-
ture it is now the duty of the admin
istrators and executors to 60 to the
clerk IS Office and either allow, disallow
or allow in part all claims that have
bren filed against their estates for
thirty days. II this is neglected the
clerk must transfer such claims to the
trial docket and the costs of the same
must be charged by the court against
such negligent administrators person
ally. The days for doing this are the
first Monday Of January, March. May.
July, September and November. Not
many administrators or executors have
appeared to take action upon claims
IN this county, and it is presumed
they are not familiar with the law.