Marshall County Independent, Volume 7, Number 32, Plymouth, Marshall County, 19 July 1901 — Page 8

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Fkiday, July V. VJOl. LOCAL BREVITIES. From Tuesday' Daily. Mr. and Mr. John Dixon, of outh liend, are the guests of relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Kich went to Columbia City today to spend a few weeks with relatives. Misses Lula Helpman, Dollie Lonp and Ethel Yockey spent the afternoon at Lake Maxinkuckee. Presiding Elder Dale, of Elkhart, attended the quarterly conference held at the Methodist church last evening. The ladies of the M. E. church were entertained this afternoon by Mrs. J. A. Palmer, at her home on North Center street. Emory beider, of West township, has returned from his visit in Indian territory and says he is quite well pleased with the country. MUs Crace Hell, of South Ilend, was tbb guest of relatives in this city this noon on her way to Valparaiso via the Pennsylvania line. The Presbyterian picnic will be held at Winona lake on Thursday, August 22, giving the picnickers a chance to spend a day at the Winona assembly. ( S. Cleavland and eon Arnie, and their families, accompanied by their guest, Arthur Mortland, of Edgerton, 0., went into camp at Pretty lake today. J. N. Wilson and family are now in camp in their cottage, "Idle Hour," on the south bank of Pretty lake. They expect to spend several weeks at the lake. The long needed rain came this atternoon and was welcomed by everybody. The corn would have been completely gone in a few dayB and pasture u very brown. J. L. Helpman and daughter, Nellie, went to bourbon this morning to visit Mr. ilelpman's father a few days be fore returning to their home in Louisiana. They expect to start home next Monday. The Independent is glad to note that Chas. Kellison and others have waved their right to remnnetrate. They have been contending for a forty loot pave meat which the council will grant, as the street really ought to be that width. From Wednesday's Daily. W. V. Tascher and wife, of Miehawaka, are the guests of relatives in this city. Miss Nettie Slough, of IJourbon, was the guest of Mr. and Mre. A E. Rhodes today. Miss Clara Cressner, of South Eend, U the guest of relatives in this city for a few weeks. Mr. and Mtb. (leorge Moreland and daughter, of Elkhart, are the gueett of friend and relatives east of this city. Messrs. Mitchell und l'pson returned to Elkhart this morning alter aetiit-ling in the L IS. church concert laut eve Diog. The tools for paving belonging to V. W. Hatch X Sons are arriving in this city and the work will be pushed as soon as the brick can be secured. Mrs. James Wickier who has been la a very dangerous condition for the last week, is some improved and there are some chances for ber recovery. Manford Jtalston, who is employed by A. F. llowers, the cement Bidewalk man, was called to Rochester yesterday by a telegram announcing the death of hit daughter. Frank Harold, manager of the West em Union telegraph oiliee in this city, is veiy ill at his home cn South Minor itreet. James Anglin ia acting as manager daring his absence. J. A. Focock, of Lima, ()., a lircman on the Lake Erie & Western raiiroad, arrived in this city today to spend a few weeks' vacation with relatives and friends. He will also visit in Argos and Hourbon. It looks as if each member of the Knights of Pythias, whether a policy bolder or not, will be assessed ."io cents to help make up the deGcit intha funds of the rank due to bad management. This deficit is near a half million dol Urs. J. E. Henry, of South Eend, was in this city today and went to Pretty lake, where he is thinking of placing a steam launch for pasaenger business. If he does so, he will move his family and build a cottage on the banks of the lake. It seems that Plymouth was the center of the heavy rain yesterday. Farmers living three miles east of this city, In the Richland neighborhood, report no ram at all. There was no rain in Argos, or in the Pretty lake neighborhood. John W. Wolford went to Chicago yesterday and bought a carload of young steers to place on his farm. He went over today to buy another car load. They can be bought very cheap oow on account of the scarcity of pas lure In the western states. From Thursday's Dulir. Will Martin, of Toledo, O., is home pending a few weeks' vacation. The Episcopal Sunday school are holding their picnic at Pretty lake today. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kline, of Colum bla City, are the guests of Mr. Kline's brother, In this city. The ladles of the Methodist church are potting down a new carpet on the church room floor today. The spirit of Improvement has struck the residents of South Michigan street and they are having the alleys back of their properties cleaned up. Several

stock farms in that neighborhood will be removed and taken to the country where they belong. Miss Ilona Davis has returned to her home in Hourbon, after a few weeks'

visit in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Mrtss Foot, of Chicago, is the guest of Misses Laura and Carrie Reeves at their home on South Michigan street. There will be preaching by the pastor at the Culver M. E. church next Sun day at II a. ni. and at Poplar drove, at S p. m. Walter, the 11 -year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, residing north of this city, had his arm broken a few days ago by falling olT a load of hay. The Church of God at Inwood was dedicated Sunday by A. H. Zilmer, of Plymouth. The first services were held Saturday evening by F. L. Austin, of ArgoThe infant son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Murphey, of North township, died Wednesday July IT, and was hurried today at the Jacobey cemetery northeast of this city. Wm. Klingerman and son returned to their home in Fairfield, la., after attending the funeral of Mr. Klingerman's father, which occurred at Hourbon last Tuesday. Adolph Mayer, of New York, is the guest of his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Mayer, of this city. Milton and Edwin, of Chicago, and Solomon, of Spokane, Wash., will spend Sunday with them. (leorge Ettinger secretary and manager of the Hourbon elevator was severely injured Tuesday while assisting to unload a load of grain. No bones were broken but he received many painful bruises. Vry t't,H l(itl tiiCuloratlo. On special days this summer the rates for round trip tickets over the Rurlington route from Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis to Colorado will be more than cut in half, and on other days about half rates will apply. Then, since we put our last trains on, it takes or ly one night on the road to get there. We are doing everything possible this year to make it convenient and not too expensive for people of moderate means to spend their vacation in the Colorado mountains. There is no country in the world like Colorado for invalids and others in search of rest and pleasure. The pure, dry climate has the most astonishing permanent etiect on the health and spirits of visitors, and especially is this so in the case of those from that part of the country near to the level of the eee. Write today, inclosjng c in postage, for our beautifully illustrated book on Colorado, and with it, if requested, I will eend also our handbook of the 6tate, giving information about the different places, hotels, ranches, etc., and the prices charged for board. P. s. Eustis, genera! passenger agent C. R. & Q. R. R., Chicago. 1 lw Vim .-t mr Minify Itiifk. We, the undersigned drugfiiat hereby agree to refund the money, if after using one box of Dr. Stone's New l)ypepHia Cure it has failed to give satiefactory ret?ult8. Curea Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart Hum, and Loan of Appetite. Immanuel A. Fiuk,.Io8. W. IleHS.MiHH Jennie Shadel. 4-3 To .':tlilurniti Tlnougli Colorado. P.y all means the most interesting way to reach California is via Denver ami Salt Lake City. We have selected that route for our personally conducted twice-a week excursions, planning the train schedule bo that all the magnificent Colorado mountain scenery is passed by daylight. These excursion parties travel in Pullman tourist sleeping cars, which are thoroughly comfortable, contain every convenience and cost much less than the ordinary Cullman Bleeper. The rate for a berth holding two, from either Chicago or St. Louis, to California is only j?r.00. Kindly write for particulars. Inclose six cents in postage for our beautiful seventy-two page book on California, full of illustrations. Address 1. S. Kustis, general pas senger agent C. li. A: Q. lt. It., Chicago, HI. H lw To Cure Lh (irlppe In i4 Hour. No remedy equals Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup for this terrible and fatal disease. If taken thoroughly and In time, it will cure a case in 21 hours, and for the cough that follows La Grippe, it never fails to give relief. Price, 25c and 50c. J. W. Hess, Druggist IOII ICO It IN. SON'S. Ten I C i VC C'uiiIIii1 CoIommmI Mioiv ttt I'ly mouth Monday, .Inly !. There is certainly no traveling exhibition io America, perhaps in the world, which preeenta entertainment so varied, so attractive and so multitudinous as do .lohn Robinson's ten combined great shows. Since the days of Noah, a more complete menagerie hus never been seen. Poetical and enchant ing scenes never before equaled are witnessed in the sublime biblical spec tacle of Solomon, his temple and Queen of Sheba. Lvery act in the monster program ic a revelation to the people. The finest specimens of horse flesh in the world, the highest aerialiste in the circus pro feseion, all the champion riders, both male and female. The finest specimens of the cutest ponies in the world. The grandest specialties ever produced. The funniest clowns on earth are with the KoMnson shows. Coming to Plymouth Monday, July 21. Tu Cur a Cold In One Day. Take Warner's W hite Wine or Tar Syrup, the best cough remedy on earth 25 and 50 cents. J. W. iiess, Druggist

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MA It K KT JtKrOJIT. What Farmers Jet. Apples 1.25 ilos hil., lite 4.VJ to 5.40 I Ins per cwt ilreHheii 5.75 to 0.50 iU!e, live to4.lU vV heat 05c :tye 42c "orn .'isc )at s 25c lover seed 0.50 I'lniothy seed 2.00 'lover hay per ton H 00 I'imothy hay per ton 0.00 vlarsh hay per ton :.00 to 4.C0 traw per bale 40c öiitter 12c Kpcs 10c Old hens 5c 'hicker.s, young 15 to ISc Ducks ..." Oe Turkeys, live 0c Duck?, young sc Lard S'.; to 5c Old potatoes lo to 15c New potatoes UK) to 1 1.", Flour per ewt 2 M Corn meal VANIIAI.IA LINK TIME TABLC. In effect .1 ui r.',i.Ki. TmliiK Ihv IM) mouth hi follows: rOR TMIC NOK1H. No. 10 Dali) fx.vj t Sun. la), s '.r. h. Uj. lor oiith Ken.l. No. N l;u!y .X0ft Stiti.lfty. Yl i inoü tut ..lltll KtMl.l. Nu. l;il! except Sutids, lU.O'i p. lu. lor .iitli Hen. I. No. fj Mnniij - . ;t 4t: u. in. roK i ii k noli ill. No, 'jl. Kti'oj.t SiuiJay, l, Vj a ui. ror lertdli&ute No. a. v' .H p. iu No. ! " 1 M 1 1, til . tor I OitliSpol t No, 11 uli.):i oii!, b M p. in. Ii iIiin N... :i mi. i vl mo ItiiMiu-li to 'Idle II. tut. ;.n.l mill,.- .'.if. i . oiniri lion al l lin .Mtli Ulf i:i. l oin K. lo Iii.iaJi;ioIi. trains No. H an,l uIm. nuke .lliet t t'oii-!ir-i-lio vrtl! I".!:' l- oul Koiilf If-ltU llllik- llolu l;i.l,iii:i.'!i. l.aKt Mail:Ku. -kre Shln!.i v-itlal vcnl s!,.u I I a i n .! u a t l In.'ulli. simtli N.iuti.l. !4a.m. i.'eOM ii.ii lri;n lr.vt- l.akr- Maxint.iit'l.ft: I. Ill Kor oouilnln i line t'&rd, Ulnrf all lr slim and stations. unJ for full Inf orumi.ou um lo ralri ttirougli car. Mo., aldre V. . II A KIM A.N. A-ieiit. My moutti. loJ K, yOKO, Ueuerhl faneuer Auut. St. l.ouli Mo lake Erie t Western R- R. (ndUaapuIU .1 MicLlir&a City DivlaloD NKW FAST TKAINS. On au.l after Sunday, Marchs. iyii tiklni will leuve F1H ontli as follows: NOHTH HOl'KD TRAINS. No. 20. 'loledo. ( liVat'o . MK-hlan Kxress eeejt Sun. lav. f.' 0; p. in. No lolfdo, Detroit Ä. liUat-o I.1ilK?J da'.lj. ö:lo p. in. NÖ.'.'J, Muurie, l.atajetle '1)ImouUi po lal, cuv ft Si.in.la, !l :.r. p. n. SdlTH BOUND TKINh. No. 21. I elro:r, lndlaiiapnlU & riiu-liiiint! K -i r,-., ilaii, 5:tHi a. in. N'i.'.M. I'lik'-itro, litrolt. Toledo li. ludUu spoils 1 at l lii". excel t Suiid ty. Ui:'.'S a in . No. ('Mrayo, Toledo &. 'ludlüiiapol'. Sj.1 -Hi. except Sund iv. r,:l.r, p m. F.I.1(.AN1 NKV SKKWI F. ANlihytlFMKNT. v.h makes i-oiiUectloii?, at Tlj-toij eat anil et. 1 ratn Nos. 'jo, '.-J and rt make dlrf i fonneelions tor Toledo. Oelroit. t'lilcao and all points Kai N'ortli and Nortliwest. I'ra'.ns -ji and m make lii'ine.l'.ate l oniiHCtloii n liiili.aiapoiis l iiioii stitlon !or Cincinnati I.'MiisViiie and all points In the Soutlieasi, Soi;iti md Souttiwest. Train jr. connects at Indianapolis wit: last tra'n for st l.oui. ami Southwest I or fiirtlnr informatloii. oali at I.. F t V . K li K. ticket ottice. J. M. DAUBKNiMPKC K. Aent IVIMOUttl.lüö C. K. Daly. (1. V. A.. IndlKiiHi-otlH. In.l l ime of trains at l.apa -I ioi. tiou. I- S . n mi. N". 1; Id: I- a m. No. 11 m 4- p. in w i- -s i e. 1 1 M . No. 17 i!i p. in.

I run-, Nos n; and i; d.ti! except Minda. N . N-. ti -eiit, l.tpa .1 uii. ii. n. lud Ii tn t;e I n I iuir oi Ii in mi i'riiiiKiliaiilH I . UK h. I n.lera new (schedule in ellect MlQday Mrt 2'., pahaenger tiains over the I'eniit) Iv :i!iia lines leave Plymouth stations a tnlluwt: w I- i i:i m. o. 15 I :i i y :, 'A a. m. No. 5 I'.xtra l-'ate 'I'raiu. . . :;o a. in. N'o. ."57 I'.x. "siinday .:! ;t. in. No. 21 Mailv . I2?i7 p. hi. No. .''J Ilx. I rally 2:15 p ui No. 1 I ail i'.;Ofs p. m l .sT IUI Nil. No. 0 I uil v 'J 5s a. in. No. i:x. Sunday lo .t; a in. No. 20 Daily 2:57. p. tn. No. S Daily 0:1., p. m. No. 2 F.xtra Tare Train. . . 7:50 p. ni. So. IIS Kx. Sunday H 'A'J p. m. No. 21 Daily '.;."." p. m. For particular information on the uibject apply to .1. F. llanet., ticket agent. Louisville & Nashville Pniltnrw! The (ireat Central IVlllirUdU, Southern Trunk Line Winter Tourist Tickets .NOW ON SALI: TO and the GULF COAST. Write for foluVrs, doscnpiivi1 niatfcr, vie, to C. U STUNK, (Icncral Pass. Agent, Sen.Motir HddresS lo H. ,1. WK.MVMS Cam eral I niiiilrratloii and liidiislilal Aretit, l.OflSii.i.r.. r i .. an. i no win malt t,u. tree. Map. llliistrale.t rampLlelH iilid I'llcn lJlhls 4.1 I. Kllit und I aims tu Kentucky, Tennesee. Alabama, MiHlt(itppl and Florida. f CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Pennyroyal pills i bim i iiw ink ibi YJ7if7yA " tU, YmMf, k I t,4V'V4 llll'IIIISTKK'S KSiil SWPTSi'B It Y. I ..! ;id woiii hoi Or at (iff LIStf """" VV r"h ''' '" Ti ,M her. K-fW I'Kfrrant rkllttlB mm lIU Hamb. Ha; of your l,r((it t mrmi 4. M taniM fur l'art Im l r TmIIbmIiU V ft J lirltrf fwr l.dtr,"M ttttmr. T rm Xurm Mall. 1 t.M0 TntiMooiklt. Mf 11 Diaunii. C klfkMUr t kralMlCW thto hw. H4t ar, fUlU A A (.'onaumption Cure Warner White Wine of Tar yrop, th Ireet cough remedy on earth, cures a cold in one

day if taken In time. 25 and 50 cent J. W. Uet8, Druggist.