Marshall County Independent, Volume 5, Number 50, Plymouth, Marshall County, 24 November 1899 — Page 8

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FitlDAY, NOVKJIMKU 21. 18W. MARKET ItEl'ORT. liatter lc fcggs li Chickens, ouDg and old 01 Lard t. to f..,.Potators 3Uto:i.V Flour percwt 2.00 to 2.2-j Old Koosters ' Corn meal -J Hoes per hd 7" Cattle 3.00 to 5.00 Ducks ''' Wheat 5toti7 Rye r' Corn 2 Üats 1 Clover seed 3.2oto3 i. Timothy seed 2.00 Millitseed l-W Timothy hay per ton T.00 to 8.00 Clover hay per ton 500 to '.00 Marsh hay per ton 3.J0 to 5X0 Mraw per load 1.50 to 2 00 Old Cobblers " Young Turkey Furnished by Kd. S. Hogarth & Co. LOCAL I5UEVITIES. from Tuesday's Daily. Mrs. Miiton Cook was taken very sick dui ins last night. Mrs. M. O. layter is very sick at her home in South Plymouth. A marriaee license has been issued to James F. H inget and Hertha P. F.inerson. W. H.Coleman, of Lnganepoit, commercial ajjent for the Vandalia was in Plymouth today. Father Moench, of Valparaiso, came down yesterday and spent the (lav with Father Lemper. j C. L. Mannenng, of (Jaleburg, 111., is here visiting his cousin, Miss (Iti.evera Elliot, for a few days. Mrs. Simon Lovely and son, of Denver, Col , are her vifitintr the formers sifter, Mrs. Henry Reynolds. Will Reynolds has taken AI Cluugh's place on the Adam's express wacn. Allelt for Fort Wayne today to ge' work there. P. D. Rurgene r has returned from South Bend. II reports his brother 18 progressing, now betiuj nb!e to help himself a little. The football game at Rourhon Saturday resulted in a score of 50 to 0 lor our boys. They will pluy ia Kewanna CD Thanksgiving James McDonald is visiting with his uncle, Adam Kebert. He left here 20 years ago when but four years old lor Kansas, a"d this i;. his first return. Wm. Huff, a resident of Bremen, who owns a saw-mill near Manchester, Teno returned to that place altera short visit with his relatives in Rremen. Mrs. W. S. Howard left this morning for Colorado, where she will spend the winter in company wit'.i nor husband, whose health will not permit hia residence in the east. Freä Shoemaker 6erved his customers today with a II -pound pike. It measured about four feet in leüglh at.d was caught in Yellow river, just above the dam, by Dan Myers. A report issued from the state auditor's otlice shows a great decrease in business in the building and Loan associations over the state. The falling off during the year was 3,000,000. While putting a load of fodder upon a wagon yesterday, Henry Halleck fell In such a manner that a part of it fell upon him. His collar bone was frac tured by the fall, hut it was not a serious accident. The fee and salary commission after canvassing the situdtim have decided that all county otlicers should receive a specific salary for their services, based upon population of the county a'ld volume of business transacted. A telegram was received Sunday from A. J), l'ersonette in Thorsby, Ala , statiDg that his oldest son had died from throat disease. Later news from there is to the effect that he and his wife and another child have all been dangerously sick with the same trouble. While working about the ruins of the eld barn which burned, W. W. Hill fell into an excavation this afternoon and broke his leg. lie was helping to move the out building when he tell with tie building upon bim, breaking the fibula about an inch and a half above the ankle. A note appeared in Sunday's Inter Oceau stating that President Morrison of the Chicago, Hotart & Valpariiso electric railroad, held a meeting of the directors at Valparaiso Saturday during which a 500,000 issue of bonds was authorized. The road is to run from Valparaiso to Hobart where it. will connect with Hammond, Whbing &, Eatt Chicago. Mr. Morrison will be rememberedas a former citizen here who during his residence in this city lived in the house now occupied by W. T. Leonard. The show whi'h was imposed upon the people of Plymouth under the guise of Uncle Tom's Cabin resembled very closely a traveling circus. The characters as depicted in the original work by Harriet Ueecher Stowe were far from being accurately or even pleasantly portrayed. Each and every actor seemed imbued with the idea that it was all a farce and seemed to strive to his uttermost to overdo and exaggerate the part tisigned to him. The entire evening was consumed in presenting to the audience a play so completely different from all previous attempts at dramatization of the book as to b rder on the ridiculous. The redeeming feature of the entertainment was the uiusic furnished by the orchestra. No citicism what rer could be made upoa this. The saxophone duet wih orchestral accom .aoiment was attentively listened to od appreciated by all.

From Wednesday's Daily. Dr. Rea. of Culver, was a Plymouth visitor today. Brooke's for dishes and lamps. lie keeps chimneys for every lamp. F. Ensley, of Inwood, passed through hre this morning on his way to Kochester. Mrs. C. S.Cleveland left this morning for Lima, Ohio, where she will spend Thanksgivin?. Frank Rrooke was on his farm southwest ot Argoj today lookini: alter the construction of a new house. I. C. Kennedy, of Franklin Mills, passed through here 'his morning hi hi way to Marcellus, Michigan. Call on lirooke for raisi: s and peaches, cranberries and eel ry, prunes and currant", prime l uck w In ;tt Hour. Daniel McDonald nd IL !. Th iyer went to Indianapolis this morn tig to attend the uneting of the Scottish KiteMrs. Fred Sheerer went in m'i!. Rend today to be present -U the w I ii' ir of ner daughter Sadie, which will - cur this evening. Miss Estel.'d Tabor, of Argos, nto has bren the ,7uesl of Miss Harm t M rris for the vast, week returned to her home this morning. Miss Snick, a teacher in one of the schools in (lerman township, became suddenly ill a few day ago and had to be taken to her home. Miss Minnie Daily and Mrs. Nelson Räber, of Snnini-t county,' Ohio, who

have been visiting Adam Morches and j wife, left this morning for liutler, h:d. Mrs. Ida Dorion, of Ray City, Michi-j gan. who has been visiting with HieMJt here, went down to Twin Lake" tod.n t i be the guest of Mr. Holem and fainily. Mani Harris and Clinton IJomlurant came home last evening from an af'er noon's tramp through the country during which they succeeded in gettiig sixteen rabbits. The Ladies Whist Club held a tneetihg yesterday afternoon with Mrs. IL A. Chase, fifteen members heing present The text meeting will be an open meeting on Dec. 4. AI Clough returned from Ft. Wnvne list evening. He has rec i ved a pot-l-tion on the railroad patrolling force a! salary of -S"0 per month and expenses. He will goto work next Monday. The Order of the Eastern Star field a meeting last evening at which two candidates were initiated. A large membership wss in attendance and following the ceremonies refreshments were served. Messrs Eley, Fred Logan, Olto Al berts, Frank Tanner, William R. Morrison and Eldndge Thomson and Mr:. Eley were among tho-e members of the Hen Hur lrdge who wentto Lr.ganspo't today tor the dedication of a newhall. The court has been petitioned by about twenty-live tax payers of the town of Bourbon for an order restrair:mg the trustees of that corporal i n from either accepting or purchai- g the electric light plant and water w ot I s system which have just been completed The subreme court of the state has recently decided relative to the con st ruction of the election law that where the intent of the voter is e'ear, billots marked contrary to the law's direction must be counted. The ruling was made in a case appealed from the Jefferson county circuit court. Through the kindness, of Charles Woods, of Row Reils, North Dakota, but formerly of Marshall county, the Independent is in receipt of the liow Hells' Tribune, a paper which has just been started in that place. Among the locals therein we notice that Josiah hoff man of Plymouth, Ind., is at that place visiting the Woods brothers. He may re main in North Dakota. The Vandalia hauled alarcer amount of freight over its lines last Saturday than is usual, one of the trains establishing a record. This tram had fifty cars, forty-nine loaded and one empty, beine the largest ever coming over the road from the south. Two trains from the north had 101 cars, some empties, I but mostly loaded, being the largest amount of cars ever coming from the north over the Vandalia in one day. . The Pennsylvania railroad company broke all its previous records in the rnatfer of disbursements for last month. The pay roll of its employes for October at tbb city or Fort Wayne was 148,21)0 which was nearly 10,000 in excess of that for September. This does not include the pay of the extra men who are employed in laying new tracks in and near the city, and when they are paid, the payroll of the employes will foot up to nearly 175,000. Geo. E. Janis, special agent for the R. & O. railroad, arrived this morning with the original $16,500,000 mortgage recently given by the above-named railroad, a copy of which reached Recorder Walker about ten days ago It was given for an issue of bonds though but about one third of them have to the present time been lloated. There were attached to it 31,500 in 50 revenue stamps. Arrangements has been made with the revenue inspector to place the remaining 51,000 of revenue stamps upon the bonds as they are issued. It will occupy from 100 to 125 pages of the record and the fee for its tecording will be 50. from Thursday's Dally. Kev. Shirey arrived from South Rend today. II. 15. Whitlock returned ho' e this morning. Mrs. J. Y. Solenberger returned to South Hend today. John Glad, of Donaldson, transacted business here today. IL A. Logan made a business trip to Eourbon this morning.

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Used in Millions of Homes! Accept no substitute ! Insist on LION COFFEE, in 1 lb. pkgs.

These articles mailed FREE in exchange for lion heads cut from front of i lb. LION COFFEE pkgs. Silk Umbrella (either Lady's or Gents).

CT Sent by express (charges prepaid), for 170 lion needs and 2-cent stamp.

A Tcry fine umbrella, made of union silk-taffeta ; 1C inch frame with seven ribs ; stocl rol an J silver Congo handle. Would cost $100 at the store.

Dress-Pin Set.

nailed free fer 15 lien heads and a 2 cent stamp. Three pins in the set (lamer than shown), composed of tine rolledpol'l. with haulsome ruby-colored settines. Suitable for waist-pins, cull-pins, neck-pins or as a child's set.

5ash-BeIt and Buckle.

fvVjj! Mention your ,--aj waist-measure 'ilij

Mailed free for 15 lion heads cut from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2-cent stamp. Latest style of imported black Swiss prosgrain ribbon belting: stylish imitation oxidized silver buckle; neat, strong and fashionable.

Silver Napkin-Ring. For 15 Hon heads and a 2-cent stamp. Neat and substantial. Made of durable metal, heavily silverpi a ted. Two diilercnt patterns.

Coin-Purse. For 15 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. Color, dark brown Mad'.' of fire kid leather: chamois lining: nickeled frame, with stong nujf aster inc.

Ladies.' Pen-Knife. For 15 lioi heads cut from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2c. stamp. Liirsri? .izt-: z material: handles nicely decorated and assorted colors. THG ABO VC ARG ONLY A shortly appear in this paper

You always know LION COtTEr- by the wrapper. It is a sealed package, with the lion's head in front, ft ii absolutely pure if the package is unbroken. LION COFFEE is roasted the day it leaves the factory.

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License to marry has been granted to lia (.'rum and Alice Tike. (1. II. McCodder, of Warpaxv, called on rlyiuouth fiiende today. Miss Mcliroom went to Lakeville today to vit-if for a short time. Mrs. Dill went over to Chicago this mornintr.to spend the holidays. I'd. Wahl, of W'reavv, is visiting friends" and relaiivep in Plymouth. Mrs. I'eler Kaller, of Culver, went to Hamlet today to make a short visit. Joseph Myern, of Cu'ver, was in Plymouth transacting Inieiness today. Ml68 Matie Ituple went to I'.lkhart today where she xvill make a short visit. Remember that freßh cakes, a new line, has just arrived at Jacox's grocery. rdlxv Miss Sophia Strnhm went to Macy this morning to spend a fexv days with friends. A new line of cakes ha9 just arrived at Jacox'8 grocery. Don't fail to try them. lidlw Arthur Stookey, of Warsaxv, passed through here this morning on hid way to Kewanna. M. Cook, who has been visiting rvith Mr. Kuple returned to his home in Cassopolis today. Mrs. Lenfesty, who has been the guest of Levi Lauer and family, went to Ft. Wayne this morning. Dr. Doke, of Argos, passed through here this morning on his way to South Hend and Mishaxvaka. The reviexvers of the big Army ditch near Hremen held a meeting in the grand jury room this morning. Mrs. .lohn II. Moore returned to her home in Flkhart today alter a abort visit with friends in Plymouth. Mrs. Stansbury left this morning for HloommgHburg where she will visit her brother-in-law, Charles Stansbury. Miss (Jreenlleld, of Ft. Wayne, arrived last evening to be the gut st ol Miss Fstella Chase for a few weeks. Dr. Mowers is having the old Klinger property back of the jnil repaired, and it will be occupied next Monday by Henry Rhinehart. Peter Whitmer left this noon for South Rend where he will live in Uie future. He will be married thin evening to Miss Reiehanadter of that city. Mrs. James Zinn left this afternoon for Plymouth, where ehe will spend the

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"Knickerbocker" Watch. Given for 175 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. Neat appearing and an excellent time-keeier. Solid nickel-silver case, with ornamental back. Nickel movements, escapement fully jeweled. Th famous K nickcrbocker" watch. Ladies Watch Chain. A double strnni of best ?ilk cord, unitcl fit interval with colored beads : neat aud substantial. For 15 Hon heads and a 2-cent stomp. Gent's Watch. Hailed free for 90 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. The celebrated " InperBoll " watch ; stemwound and stemset; durable nickelplated case : eac h watch accompanied by guarantee of the maker. A reliable time-keeper. Ladies Pocket-Book. Larue bize and latest shape. P.lack seal - grain U;ather, with live separate di visi 'us-.ineluding w :i;ck-j'.ck t with 11: r to hold visiting eards secure. (liven for 25 lion heads from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2c. stamp. Table Cover. 'U.f7. 'tl Durabi, colored material that Will stand washinc j:clvdimr fancy fringed lxrder. Mailed tree for 25 lion heads and a 2c. stamp. FEV CF THE LION COFFEE PREMIUMS. Another I Don't miss it ! The grandest list of premiums ever balance of the week with her lather and other relatives-Columbia City Post. The merchants have reached an agreement to close their business houses at 1 o'clock on Thanksgiving day and remain closed until the r ext morning. The Lake Krie A: V f stern xvill soon tegin to run night trains. A box for the register book and for railroad mail has been put up on the outside of the depot for the convenience of conductors running Hiein. The Johnson brothers were at Harris yesterday xvhere t ey loaded six car loads of elm shade tree from five to I twelve inches in diameter to be shipped from John Koontz to l. S. Peterson and son in Chicago. You xvill irot regret spending txvo weeks from this evening at thetierman fair in the opera house. You xvill not be able to eßcape having a good time if you enjoy a good supper, good music and pleasant company. Kipling owes his position to a very small detail. The lady who told the story of his beginnings xvat Mrs. Horton, to whom he dedicated his early works under the designation ol "To the wittiest woman in India." A movement having for its ihject the consolidation of all 'he camera manufacturers into a trust is being quietly made, and already it is said options have been secured from nearly all the manufacturers in Chicago. The carpenters and painters who are working at Rrightoide were nerved to dinner yesterday by Mrs. Work. Her hospitality provided for Hum a b mi.teous dinner of chicken and oysters and other victuals which delight, the appetite About seven visitors Irom Argo attended the regular meeting of t lie Modern Samaritans of this city last night. The attendance of resident members wac also exceedingly large there being several nexv members initiated lat evening. Laporte lias started out in the right way for improvements and alter just securing a large bicycle plant is consid ering the location of the Vive Camera Co., 83,000 be rig required to bring about the change. The company employs from 125 to 110 employes. Mr. and Mrs. James Snyder, who I. have heretofore lived near Ft. Wayne,

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Best Coffee for the Money ! Try LION COFFEE and you will never use any other. It is absolutely pure Coffee and nothing but Coffee.

Fancy Gold For 18 Hon heads and a 2-cent tamp. trt e i o i t Pair of Lace Handkerchiefs. Tworxtraf.ne cambric handkerchiefs, with beautiful imlKrted lace mclallion insertions in the corners. Half-inch hem, machine hemstitched; stylish and durable. A pair of these handker chief given for 18 Hon heads cut from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2c. stamp. Children's Picture Book. Given for 10 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. Sixteen lanre paes of Mother Goose Melodies illustrated and with nicely lithographed cover. We have different books, so you can get au assortment. Century Cook-Book. 3f,S pages of valuable cooking receipts, also treatie on the labor of the kitchen, diningroom, laundry, Sickroom, and remedies for the more com- n mon diseases. Given for 15 lion heaJsand a 2-cent stamp. Boys' Pocket-Knife. The " Ea7OiKner"; strong, sharp lade : red-wfod handle. For 12 lion heads and a 2c. stamp. list will offered 1

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IMPORTANT NOTICE. When writing for premiums send your letter in the same envelope or package with the lion heads. If more than 1 5 lion heads are sent, you can save postage by trimming down the margin. Ask your grocer for large illustrated premium list. Address all letters to the WOOLSON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio.

999 passed through here today on their way to Flint, Michigan, xvhere they will make their home hereafter. Since their departure from Ft. Wayne they have visited near Inxvood and Rourbon. Leo J. Carpenter ha received the appoiutinei't auxiliary reporter for the Rradstreet company ef Chicago and New York. Hi territory includes all of Marshall county outside of Plymouth. Mr. Carpenter has lately removed here from South Hend nut resides in West township. A Fort Wayne councilman ami a depo! v Rf.erilT who diagnosed smallpox as measb-s mid chickenpox xvill be obliged to abandon the held of medicine and continue to serve the public in their oilicial capacities The secreary of the state board of health has been there and says it is smallpox, and that settles it. Beginning with next Jan. 1, the postmaster general has decided to inaugurate a system of houee to house registration, by which letter carriers may register valuable letters at resi dences or olliees. prove a preat convenience to the public by saving people the trouble of going to the post o ihre, and also advantageous to husiner-s houses in the payment of debts by householders through the mail. t'ulver'i TlmiiUsgi lug I'rogrmi.. The Thanksgiving program at, Culver is just out and is as follows: Thursday, Nov. 30. Cavalry drill and batallion review. Friday, Dec. 1.-2:30 p. m. foot ball srame with Hyde Park, Chicago. Kvening, It o'clock, dance in academy gymnasium. Tourist Tickets to I boida anil Winter ICeHorl in Ilie South. Ticket agents of the Pennsylvania Lines xvill answer inquiries abont low fares to Florida and xvinter resorts in the South. Full information concerning tourist tickets, time tables, etc., will be furnished free. Pernors contemplating a Southern trip may secure valuable information on the subject by merely inquiring of the nearest representative of the Pennsylvania Lines, or by addressing C. L. Kimball, assistant general passenger agent, Cb veland, O. Say where and when you wish to go, how many will be in the party, starting point, etc., and you will be promptly posted. The inquiry will not cot

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These rings are genuine rolled-cold plate, having the exact appearanee und qualities of solid gold, find guaranteed ty the makers to l:ist two years with ordinary usage. New patterns aud very popular.

To Determine the Size. C i. K H k

Cut a strip of thick paper fo that the ends will exactly meet when draun ti:itiy urouud sec.nd joint uf the finger. Lay one end on this diagram at the ft. and order the number the other end indicates.

Art Picture, Easter Greeting Given for 8 lion heads cut from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2 cent stamp. A highly artistic picture, that will grace the finest drawing-room. The background of royal dark-blue furnishes a n appropriate contrast to the little girl aud her white Easter lilies. Size, 14x2S inches. For 10 lion heads ami 2 cents we will send It tinned ready for hanging. Flower Picture. For 8 lion heads and a 2c stamp. American Ileautv Koses and Lihes-of-the-Valley. Size, ilxl'4 inches. Bright and artistic coloring. The Dancing Lesson. k The preen eras and trees, the little brown kitten anl the girl's s-now-white dross lorm a pleasinc com hi nation of colors. Size. l')x 21 inches Hailed free for 8 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. Ca much effort it will save considerable bother in arranging d tails, as they xxil be looked after gratis. l'J-.'U Notice t Ti-itwliii); l'iilli-. Reginning Monday morning, July.', neiv train service xvill be in effeci on L. K. V W. railroad. Trtin No. 21 will leave Plymouth at ii:l5 a. m. daily train .No. 24 xvill reach Plymouth at p.m., returning. Direct line to Indianapolis. No change of cars. .1 M. Daubenspeck. agent CHURCH DIRECTORY. pkkskvti:kian. rreachliitr at O.M a in. and 7 p. in. S;illatlischool at noon .Junior I julc ixor at 4 p. in. Senior Kinlcavor at " p. in. l'r;ijer meeting every Thursday evening. Teaelier's meeting Immediately follow ing. Kev Tlinilerrx .pastor. KKFOKMKIt C'lIl lU II. Services at St. Paul's UefonntNl church as follows: Sumlay-scliool. :::u a. irt.; f. K. meeting Sunday evening, 6:.m; worship and pre.-icMng exvry Sunday Imming cm ept as follows: July 3. Aug. IT. Sept. 24; Oct. -J.'; Nov. l; and lec. 17 Services every Sunday evening at7::to o'clock;

Thin IS expected to'praxer ineelini: U-vlnesilay at s p. in.; choir

practice Friday al 7::o p. m. MITMOIIIST. Sunday services: ;::o a. in., class meeting;'. .1. XV. Wlltfong. leader. 10:ao a. in., preaclil gl'2:H in., Siiiulay-scluMil. p. in., devotional meeting o the l".i. worth League 7:ao p in., preaching. Prayer meeting 7:t," p. in. every Thursday. Ollicla! Hoard meeting first Tuesday evening of each month. PU( IT I IST A N T K PISH PA L. St. Thomas' church. Kev. Win. Wirt Kaymoud, rector. Sunday servlc s at l():;i a. m., I':mi in., ami 7:i p in. Services Wednesday evenings at 7:30. Communion on holy days at 10 a. in. CIllTKCll OF COI. (larro and Water streets. Kegular services at 10:ao a. m. each Sunday. Third Sunday in each month preaching ly ,1. I.. Wince. W::w Sunday morning and 7:30 Sunday evening. Sundayschool at 12 o'clock. Fra Kailshcck, supeilutendent. Iraer meeting 7:3oeach Thuisday evening. uniti:i iu; i i n ki n. Sunday 9:3i a. lit. class meeting. iC::toa. in. and 7:(hi p ni.. preaching by the pastor. U :M a. in.. Sunday-school. C.mhi p. m.. Siilor V. P t'II. meeting. A coidial Invitation Is extended to the public. (TATIIOI'.IC. (Miiirch is held on Sundays as follows: First mass at 7:ao a. w... sis-oml mass at In a. in., vespers at 3 p. in. Week day mass at 7:4f. Father I,eniHr, pastor. (HUMAN F.VANOKUOAL. Kev. V,. K. Weiss, pastor. Keunl.ir serx k-es at 10::i a. in. each Sunday. Sunday-school at II :i a. in. Youug People's meeting at 7;eo p. m. Teachers' meeting every Wednesday evening at 7:30.

VANDALIA LINK TIME TABLF. In effect Max IT. Trains leaxt- r;n ... u hi

, follows: ' f It Til F NOKl'll. j N.. In l:tl!y e-jt M,nia . :4 . p. tor ' south r, in l. j No. H ;t ! ei ejt Mi! ti; l.':.o , r I South lU-ii.l. j No s aii ee.t Sunday. lo.u. t . for I South Herd. I r(-H Til K - I Til i o. 2. Kxcep "'iii.1h . r, r. x. ii.. o t.-üm.u i No. . " " l-: i.. i i ! v'. 0 " - :i- I . Ii . 1'T L':uiv rt j For complet Tin.. ( anl.ivli.ali trv.:-. at ! stations, and for füll tnf m hP.oh tr r; u through oar. ic. .bir-.x T. A I IV s. . ufi i i r-: o'd! fri j V.. A. K(IUI) i;n.i.lil I'l.ia-;.- i-t ; t i -,' j Lake Erie S Westprn P. R. ! Indianapolis ,V Micln'trnn itj liit.iir Tlrno Can! Numl'er In efw.-l .1 1: 1 i NOKT1I KOl'M- TRAIN.-. I No. 2o. Hue t- lenve riiw:,i!, ;.' u M a. Pi I v-v :-. :i:p. m ! N. L-4. Due to arrix' .t r:iunnth ll:L.".p in. j OLTI1 Hi'l'Mi 1KAIN No. SA. IVie to !exVt l'lyiJ)i;:tt! it l'.;l4 it. tu , No. Icl l.neni fr-b Id. 1. ti;.r.r. rr j No. imim t leave Plymouth : r, a. in. i Tf;iTs N,s v. mil iaii between l'lX liiI oidli and I iKiianapo")- and tram .. -jt iiiily I .. . i:i,,!h y. I N. s alni l'O I ' Ii ii:'il ei t Mil !a j N"- :! 'lv:i n ake ii!er com,. t. i,s at InI u una-!iv v U!i IYti!, i ania 'n-:.t. p.i" 4 ' " ' ' - " i : üimi ;u j.jon w n n main imt irai-iv lor po'.itto -at .m ,-'t I or ti ket-. rates and Ltiieial iutoi mation ea!l on I'.. ' M ill V s;, H , ...,., -M.ln.1 C T. Dalv. C. A. liM!.;tv:ipol:s. In. I. H M (). Time Card. .Xrri t! and ..-( .n:...-. t u. al l.a; a .1. t. I"' A ST ItniM NC. 1;, a. in.; X. 1 1, l:.!." p. us. W'i:s i llui'Mi. Nu 17. 'J :..'. p in . tuiek tin:i' and e!ei a:d dam m im. i- to ail pi iin-ip.-tl points ;.st ,,n,i Mnih. -',.r rates, Uni tables ap; l N. Me. A-!, i t. u .let.. j Ind.. or to P.. . Aii-i'ii. :!. iaf I'iiw. n r A''t. ritieau'. Ill liili.Ce in lim- i li.itn on r-nis-aiii t Lines. I'mleranew Mfedni., m -H-ci Sunday, Nov. Ii. I v.o. pat-OL i -f i i:.s ovt-r the lVnnlv;!iia I.ipes l,ix I'i niüinh etation as follow: Tor ti e l ast Nu (', 'J:".. t:i. iiiily; No. Is, r:i; a. in. lUilx ; No. L'O, 1m:;7 a. m. daily except Sun. lax; No. s, p. in tlaily; N. 2. 7:öu p. in. daily .extra farei; No. .'s, s;öl p. m, i)y excejtf. Sunday. For the es-t No. ', ::M a ni. dnily; No. a m. daily (extra fare); No. 'Al, a. in. daily except -nuJay; No 2:10 p. in. daily except Sunday; No. '., t;:i2 p. in. -Jail' ; Nv 7. .:31 p. iu. dally. For particular information on the subject, apply to .1. K. Hanef, annt. THANKSGIVING Holiday Excursions. Hi tii( 8 lltsitra 1 1 Fi. ffjyne. un 5 louistüie r. h Natural Gas Route NORTHERN OHIO RAILWAY WILL SELL I OR THANKSGIVING DAY Lxcumon Ticktts bet ween all Mations on its lines nt the very I xv rate ! One and One-Third FAWi- I OR Till; ROUND TRIP. Tickets will be stild on NoTeinber ?J ami ;J, I b'.y, limited going to date of sale and gort! reluming up to and including December 1, 1S!H. I-'or ticket 8, rates, tune and general information, call on any ticket agent of the above route, or addreps ('. 1 DALY, eeneral passenger agent. (leo. I,. Ibadbtiry, vice president and general manager, Indianapolis, Ind. SEND ONE DOLLAR Cut ttn Ht it im scini to us. Mate io riitfr nit-lifst ' aTss t if ynir iMircv M-.o III lioiit, tloni UtllSlil to flit-hie. ittid -f wjllsfni! tin-. liuicrT lop by ti.-lL.-ht fulijcrt to rxauiliiHtion. Im rmm rvanlnr it t jnor frrlirht depot, ail if fnund HTfivt!v satisfml.i'-v ptnl train job e rr , atui i-.iiim1 rrrlvhl areat Ol I M'KIII. I KIO. $6.70, tlir H (W, .ri. ;ona frr Khl rhai-xr. Ihr frrhrhl rhxrcp ill ri.Tl..ut:llrrnlf ,r i(Mi,llr. TUFr TflPt ttt lltll T to lulu (iiat rctHil at 1 j.tMt. it,. TO FIT ANY BUGGY OR ROAD WAGON v.. Ü . an i t Ti.. . on iii. . minutes. M;ttlf t rom si ..z. Urt rti-r drill lx adaiKi liai k Mays liue.1 with .Nu. u , I,t ll. M.l iMirt:ii us uii lined. .Inrl Muck jaKiifi. J .. j;i.anIH'.l Iru nilti. rouirht iron kIiiIIihl- rail, patrtit l.utons. wliifll InnkeMil al jilstall-: I Uli lellirtli l..-L. t:in with iriati iiKlow. valani- front ami rear. oiiPiK Tti.no. Kin nK tKt.t: Ku;t,i iiTiim;i t Address. SEAItS. ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.). Chicago. IIL iseara, Bwun a I, mr tharwirr7 rrliaal adlir.I SEND 50 CENTS ta us with '' rff B o ' . . ....i i-haa r . .ii . I ' . . . . . . " you tin violin outfit by x v ill p-im I . v 1 1 L I H JresHi:..ii.,sutijt to fmnation. The violin in a t.M - INK MKAhlV AKIl 8 111 L, ttiai of ol.t Wood, curly niaple liAok tnd riri'ea.top of nemnmil rtinr. rMialljr sel-otNi for violin., rds-r lalaM Itk arfllnr. b-st uualit v baay llaUhrd irimailan, THIS IS A REGUIAB $. VIOLIN lHautirully tinishf.l. Imrlily ix.ii.-h.i. with apiraaU taar auallty. Coinplt'te w ith a rawla Kratll m4 Inrli drl lw, i vitra r trinr. a aral all ad illa rw( larire iitH"e ol nwin. andf u rt tmmm ara iatrarlhia kaakl puhlixhrd. TOI 14 EXlVIMt IT It frarnlrr. fflra,aiil It found aia. tly rrvwnll tnd the ftrratn.1 barcili jm mr w tr heard af, pajr the rxprvaa airent $3.7fi le8 the50cntileiH!lt,or f l.'ii aad npma charm, and the outfit i youm SPECIAL PREMIUM OFFER ZXSyrZSZ full we will (five aae Irtlrred aaitrrkaard chart, w hu h ran I adjusted to any violin without cliatviiiif the iiiHtru-nx-nt. and will prove a valuable truide tu bevinner:atitl e will also allow the I not ru meat to le returned after a days' trial if not found entirely atisfartory In every rextHH-t. ftturriia rtaraateea or money rerunded in lull. Add e$$SEARS,HOLBUCK&CO.llnc.)Chicago,lll Aeara, B or buck a Ca. ara Uaroachly ralUbla... KaJtac.) I xrursioii KHlea Ii linliHiiapoli Via I.. I:. & W. R. U. Tickets to In dianapolis and return, at a rate of tine J f a a. ..... i are i or me round trip, on the fol lowinp dates: Oct. lth and 17th. Nov. 20th. 21 Rt and '22nd, 1SW. J. M. I)ai'knmkck, Apen t. lloiiittfkr 1 arurlii. For information about reduced fares, through time, and other particulars regarding llorue-eeekerfi excursions to the South and West, apply to Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Agents, 12-16

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