Plymouth Republican, Volume 45, Number 35, Plymouth, Marshall County, 18 July 1901 — Page 8

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Don't Contract for four Binder Timne Until You Have Gotten Prices From BUCK.

ALL, FARMERS know they get the Best Prices for their Fine Fat Stock AT TURNER'S, PLYUOUTH.

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nerlval of Enrrlnp:. Since Cleopatra's time and her magnificent" lVflrl earring, which played such a prominent part in her life, or, rather, death, this particular piece of feminine jewelry has conic In ami pone out regularly with the tide of popularity. Just now earrings are considered quite the correct thin, though for 10 or 13 years they have scarcely been worn at all. The "groMTi ups" of that period are probably prepared to welcome thera as old friends. To the others it will be a new experience and means having the cars pierced Jewelers have been predicting for the last two years the revival of this fashion, and there has been a marked tendency in its direction, and now it Is generally admitted that earrings are positively to be worn. Be It understood, however, there are conditions that must be rigidly observed. Not any kind of earrings may be worn. In fact there Is a limited number to choose from. The principal thing is that t jey must not swing. Old earrirgs may be brought forth from their velvet resting places of many years and undergo inspection. If they would be converted into strictly modern or.es, they must pay a visit te the jeweler and be reset Two settings are permissible, the screw and the French, this latter a combination of the screw and the old fashioned "drop," hut without the swing. Another thing prohibited Is the single diamond, once elegantly styled a "solitaire." Fearls and turquoises, alone or set round with diamonds, are ail you havt to select from if you con fine yourself to the earrings of fashion. Of course pearls, lustrous and of fairly good size, are favorites. These are rare and expensive enough to be much desired by smart women.

Don't Walk Hround when you can buy a Good Bicycle for little money 21 1Firestona'j Harness Shop.

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The Famous lerghoff leer on draught or in hcttle at John G. Kuhn's Sample Room, 105 N. Uicbigan St.

ALL KINDS Furniture, Buggies, Etc., by an expert at Ringgenherg

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A Mean Feminine Trick. This edifying conversation was heard ox. a Norristown train. The two girls were rather pretty, and one of them carried a novel from the free library. First Girl So your engagement is broken off? Second Girl Yes, I broke it off last Wednesday night. First Girl But you still have that beautiful ring? Didn't he expect you to return it to him? Second Girl I suppose he did, but 1 got around that matter splendidly. I have half a mind to tell you all about It First Girl Oh. yes: do tell me! Second GI'i-YVell, I will. You see, 1 knew I should throw him over on Wednesday r.'ght. so that afternoon I bought frorJ a fakir on Eighth street a 10 cent rinir that resembled this one considerably. We were sitting on the front porch, and. just as I had hoped, we had a dreadful quarrel. "I am done with you now," I said. And I took off the ring and thrcw.it cut in the middle of the street. A trolley car came along and passed over it. "There is your ring." I said. "Go hunt for it if you want it." "Oh. it doesn't matter about the ring," he said. "I wasn't thinking of the ring. Mary. You were wise to throw it away, for It is of no value to either of us now." Then he went away, little suspecting the trick 1 had played on him. lie was easy, wasn't he? First Girl Wasn't he easy, though? Philadelphia Record.

CORRESPONDENCE

HOlllIlü. ÄKYVS. C. A. Poland, of Columbus, Ohio, is the rue.st of his daughters. 31 is. C. M. Parks and Mrs. Alice Poland. Misses Eva Tyrrell and Alda FireStone are spending' a few days with Miss Alda s grandmother near Lanvill. SelmvlcrZeblev died Mondrv at 2:s0 a. m. from lock-jaw and blood poison superinduced by a grim powder wound received the 4th. of July. Schuyler was a member of theP.ourlxii college base ball hine, having occupied the pitcher's box many a time, and he was a general favorite among the boys, who will miss him jrreatly. Sundav was the monthlv song service at the M. E. church, and was largely attended. The program was interesting- and varied, consisting mainly of a leautiful scripture reading by He v. Augusta Albertson, vocal solos by Miss Jessie McCoy and Miss EssaCanever, two exceptionally line violin solos by Miss Hudson and anthems and songs by the choir and congregation accompanied by the orchestra.

TYXKll A3iO VICIXITY. Mr. Hughes and wife of Anderson are visiting with Mr. Ambrose Link and family. Mrs. Dora Kyle and children visited with relatives in Plvmouth over Sundav. The Misses Edna and Emma Yockev and Anua Dunn of Plvmouth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chase last Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. Will Xeff returned to their home at Indianapolis last Saturday after visiting with relatives a few" davs. Dr. Weiser was in Plymouth M outlaw Chas. Miller moved into one of J. E. Johnson's houses last week. Mrs. Chas. Powell and Kflie Sarber spent a day in Plymouth last week. Mrs. Smith of South Pond is visitingwith her siter Mrs. John Collier. Delph McKesson of Valparaiso was at home over Sunday. Tyner, July 17, 1001.

The Englishman nnl Ills Order. An Englishman at a Chicago hotel rrdered a trap. He ordered it of an Intelligent looking key clerk behind the dt.sk. Then he went up stairs to his room to prepare himself for the drive. He waited half an hour for the announcement that the - vehicle was below. He began to wonder if this was an example of the American hustle whose reputation had crossed the Atlantic. Presently came a knock on the door. "Cine In." bade the Englishman. Entered a mechanical lopking man In his shirt sleeves. Where's the hole?" was his question. Hole'"' queried the Englishman. "I wanted a trap." "Here it Is," said the toiler, "and it'll catch that mouse sure." The Englishman's mouth opened In astonishment. "Mouse! What do you mean? Who are you. anyhow?" "I'm the hotel carpenter, sir, and I've brought up the trap you ordered!" The Englishman glared. Then It penetrated his Saxon wits, and he roared. He gave the carpenter half a dollar and swore the Joke for once was on America.

For the Treeklr Ctrl. Although certain poets have considered freckles to be beauty spots, calling them by the euphonious name of 'sun kisses." those who possess them regard the little burnt orange spots as defects and are anxious to get rid of them. Generally speaking, there are two kinds of freckles summer freckles, which are ephemeral, and constitutional or chronic freckles. The lirs-t kind can be treated by applying such a lotion as the following: Sulphate of zinc, 20 grains; compound tincture of lavender. 2 drams; rosewater. half a pint. Another good remedy for summer freckles Is composed of rosewater, 0 ounces; glyeerin. half an ounce; cherry laurel water, two and a half drams; simple tincture of benzoin, two and a half drams; borax, one and i half drams. Apply night and morning. Those who prefer an ointment may use: Levigated sulphate of zinc, 2) grains; elderllower ointment, 1 ounce. Mix well in a mortar.

A Bearer's Toilet. It is an interesting sight to watch the outlaw at his evening toilet. To begin with, instead of sitting up with his large, flat, ribbed tail protruding behind him, he tucked It forward between his hind legs and sat upon It Then with his hand hecarefully combed his long hair, using both hands at the same time. There were many places, however, that could not be reached In this way, for his arms are very short and his body very large, so he combed these otherwise Inaccessible places with his hind feet, using first one and then the other. The entire operation was performed jvith the utmost deliberation and care and occupied more than a quarter of an hour, so that by the time It was completed daylight had almost Tanished. My presence did not appear to disturb him in the least, though I sat on the ground within three feet of him thkt I might the better note his various attitudes, for It is not often one has an opportunity of watching a beaver at such close range Everybody's Magazine. Matrimony In Gilbert Islands. Women of the Giloert islands being merely regarded as cittle or any other property, writes Arthur Inkersley In The Overland Monthly, the matrimonial knot is easily tied and Jusfas easily untied. If a man fancies a girl, he gelzes her by the hair of the head, wherever she may be, despite her protestations, and drags her away to his home. Her resistance is not often serious, the pretense of refusal being due to the coquettishiitss inherent in the sex. When the couple reach the house of the groom, a wedding feast is furnished forthwith, to which all the Immediate friends of the bride and bridegroom are invited. But an acceptance of the Invitation implies the contribution of some viands to the entertainment. Mct.rimony is attended by.no further ceremony than this. When a husband grows weary of his wife, he elniply orders her to leave him, and If the does oct he turns her out of doors.

Ilorr lie Talked. Rubinstein, after a concert tour In Spain, was asked: "Dc you understand

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"No." he said. "Then you had to converse with the Spaniards in French, I suppose?" "Not every Spaniard speaks French." "Then how in tie world did you talk to them?" "With the piano," said Rubinstein, with a smile.

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Dyspepsie Sure Difjcstn what you cat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and reconstructing the exhausted digestive organs. It isthe latest discoTereddigestant and tonic. Ho other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It Instantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache, G astral gia.Cramps and all other results of imperfect digestion. Price 50c and tL Large size cont&tea Stftisei small sls. Book all aboudyspepsiamHedIre Prepared by E. C OsWITT A CO.. Chicago. For Sale by J. W. Hess.

Markets. Plymouth dealerb were paying the following prices for produce on Wednesday.

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Xotlce to Bridge Builders. Notice Is hereby jriven that the plans for removing and repairing the "Water Tank" bridze in German township are on file in the Auditor's office, and bid. for same will be received until 10 o'clock a. m. Tuesday. AuzustC, 1901. Bids will be opened at 10:30 a. m. of same day and contracts awarded. The Board of Commissioners reserve the right to relect any or all bids. witness my hand and official sea'. NealI this 10th day of July. 1901, f; L 11 EN KY H. MILLER, Auditor Marshall Co

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Ten Big Shows all United. 4 Circus 3 Menageries 2 Stages Roman Hippodrome. Combined with the Grand Biblical Spectacular Production KING SOLOMON and the . QUEEN OF SHEBA An Impressive and Eminently Moral and Mind Elevating Pageantic and Scenic Spectacle, with Its Enchanting Ballets, Magnih'cent Scenery and Gorgeous Costumes. 100 Beautiful Ballet Girls.

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Fron 2 until the present dav the John Robinson Shows have been continu

ously on exhibition during: the tenting seasons, ever maintaining- their position at the head cf all legitimate amusement entc-rrrlsts. Three -quarters of a centurv has

passei Juwn the great stream cf time since the genesis of this, the now greatest, most comprehensive anJ eminently attractive Show on either siJe of the broad Atlantic. For fifty years "Old Jchn Robinson," the Nestor of American amusement managers, guided and controlled the desJnies of this S'ipcb organization, alwavs in advance of comrethion.

and always in the van where cnterprlje. novelty, originality and opulence cf attraction were the points to be reached and t i be maintained. In the world of amusements there was none so exalted or so Illustrious as John Robinson; and from ihe northern limits of civilization on this great North American Continent to the ru'.f -washed shores of its southern coast, his name was a

household word. No city, town, village or hamlet I-Jt what was ever ready to greet his show as a welcome visitor. For the past thirty-seven years I.John F. Robinson, have had supreme control and management of these exhibitions, and the public will heartily endorse the statement that since I have assumed the management there has been no retrograde movement, and that the universal popularity of these exhibitions has ever been maintained and annually augmented. And I am warranted in the belief that there will be no hesitation on the part of the amusement-loving public in substantiating the clahn that 1 have each year Infused the exhibitions with fresh life and vigor; penr.Ittins nothing to be emitted from the personnel of my companies, nor from the attractiveness of my collections and the svrling novehyand merits of my ring acts and spec!al features r.ew, attractive, sensatioral or prominent that c.tpital could' purchase, or enterprise, energy and research procure. It is the determination cf the Management to make the present year prorrlnent In amusement annals as a Grand Gala Day Holiday Season, and one which rhall be ever memorable in the history of tented amusrmens. With this lnudable determination before me. I present all my Dig Shows In one Colossal Combination, consisting of m- Great World's Exposition, Three -Menageries In One, Museum, Ahry. Aquarium. 'School of trained Animals, Four Circuses in Four Rings, Roman Hippodrome and Elevated Stage. And to further emphasize and give additional echt to this Grand Intellectual Festival, I have vastly augmented my already Colossal Exhi-

ritions ry tne additi-in or the Orar.d bcereographic. Biblical. Hls'orical. Dramatic, Pantomimic, Martial, Lyric and Terpsichorean Spectacle cf Solomon, bis Temple, and the Queen of Sheba, and present It To tb.e public with over 500 Coryphees. Premiers.. Dancing Girls, sumptuous and lmpos:;ig Processional Features, and colossal artistic fac-siir.iles cf the Ancient

Sacred City cf Jerusalem. lo transport my Consolidated Ten Big Shows I have had spec! illy constructed Sixty F'arlor Palace Cars, while the ordinary mode of transportation would require 1000 men and h.rses. Relaxation from the labor of every-dv life is benefiehJ to health; therefore, when a day's recreation can be arranged which will com

bine amusememt with Instruction, It can not be too hfghlv priced. Mv Ten Dig

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The only exclusive Lunch Room ia Plymouth. N. Michigan St.

Up-To-Date People Want Everything Up-to-Date! Photos Too! All the Yry Latest Mounts, Ef. at Anna Dunn's Photo Studio. What Looks Purer than a White Rose? What is rurer Than White Rose FLOUR? Answer this if you can Plynoath Willing Co.

ANYONE can pull whiskers out, but it takes an artist to cut them off painlessh-. Only aitists are to be found at the Pioneer Barber Shop Cor.Mich.&LaporteSt. Frank E.Janke.Prop.

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Will Open This Week. I New Uiiiis and Pin. ! Entirely Remotiv . ; Fast Alleys. F;r-T t Cl.'i-s in Kvery Re- ; speet

For Stock Tanks Wooden Cisterns, j Siloes, j Lav.n Swings, I Lumber, Lath, ! Shingles, Doors I and Windows i SEE iC. L.Morris ! West Jefferson St.

j Cigars and j Tobacco ,; to bo enjoyed should j be kept fresh in the j 1 roper atmosphere. 1 such as can be found I only in an Exclusive j Tobacco Store. ! THOMPSON

Laporte & Mich. St. Basement.

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Fine "Watch Repairing a Specialty. .

6arl HagenöaßK's MO.OOO Herd ot Pertopmino Eiepnants Elephants that Waltz. Elephants that Actually Play Musical Instruments. Elephants that do everything but talk. 100 New and Novel Circus Acts. 1,000 Rare and Costly Animals. 50 Hair Raising Races. Drove of Camels, Whole Family of 20 Lions, 4 'Royal Bengal Tiger., 0 Polar Bears, School of Sea Lions, Den of 8 Leonards Den of 6 Hyenas, One Pair of Elands, One Pair of Horned norses, Every known Specie of Antelopes, 10 Male Bareback Riders, 10 Female Riders, 50 Aerial Acts, 10 Wire Acts, Troupe of Trained Ponies, 2Q Female Equestrians, One Philippine Cow 24 inches high. One Baby Sea Lion, Male Hippodrome Races, Female Hurdle Races, Monkey Races. Elephant and Camel Races, Man against Horse Races, Two Horse Tandem Rices, High Jumping Horse Races, Two and Four Horse Chariot Races, Two and Four Horse Standing Races. GRAND FREE $300.000 STREET PARADE. Five Bands of Music, Fife and Drum Corps, Chime cf Bells. 50 Cars and Gilded Dens 29 Tableaux Cars, 12 Traps, 300 Thoroughbred Horses, 60 Miniature Ponies, Steam Caliope drawn by 40 Ponies and driven by one man. TWO HERDS OF ELEPHANTS.

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