Plymouth Republican, Volume 45, Number 36, Plymouth, Marshall County, 25 July 1901 — Page 8

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Until You Have Gatten Prices From BUCK.

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

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SUCCESSOR TO E. ROTZIEN A Full Line Of Frames For Crayon Work And Do The Work Myself.

PICNIC GOODS of all Kinds Now on ftp at The When Grocery. Don't Walk Around when you can buy a Good Bicycle for little money at Firestone's Harness Shop.

UNKYILLE ITEMS. , Mrs. Moore, of Bremen, visited last Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Wright. Several from here attended the quarterly meeting at Lapaz last Saturday and Sunday. Edward Annis and wife, of South r.end, spent a few days last week visiting with relatives here. Farmers are having considerable trouble getting hands to take care of their grain in this vicinity. Miss Maitlahd Montgomery, of Edmore, Mich., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. Badabaugh, at this place. The hot winds of Sunday and other days of fhis week have done considerable damage to the corn and potatoes. Linkville, July 24, 1001,

Mrs. Ered Corse is on the sick list. W. A. Beldon lost one of his horses last week. Everybody is complaining about the hot weather. Grandma Cummins is visiting her daughter, Mrs. How. Misses Ethel and Anna Price visited at Steward Hughes last Sunday. Mrs. W. A. Beldon visited her mother at Milford a few days last week. Mr. Cornelius Burkett and family spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Maudy Stevick. Mr. and Mrs. C. I). Winget, of Ft. Wayne, are visiting friends and relatives in and alx'it Plymouth. Wm. Steviek, v.ho was hurt bv the north limd excursion last Sunday morning, is getting along nicely and is expected to be home in a few days. Dixon Lake. Julv 24, 101.

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A hind -made cisjarwith two sprig of Havana through It for 5c. J. E. ElililS Hiiki.

The Famous Berghoff Beer on draught or in bottle at John C. Kahn's Sample Room, 105 N.Michigan St.

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ALL KINDS Furniture. Buggies, Etc., by an expert at Ringgenberg . & Cullison.

Tie Republican Is the Best Petrin t&0 m County.

t;t:j Tviii.iMi Geo. Saw son is on the sick list. The Argos House istxingrepainted. Frank Bellville moved his family to Michigan City Monday. .lohn White of Peru is here visiting relatives for a few days. The new elevator received the first load of wheat on Saturday. Mrs. Chas. Sarber of Cleveland, is here visiting with Mrs. Ed. Turner. Chas Deveney of South Bend was here visiting relatives over Sunday, Truman Hoffman who is attending school at Valparaiso was home over Sunday. The Band concerts will hereafter be given on Thursday evening instead of Tuesday. Daniel Stair, of Kendalville, Ind., visited with John Bixler aad family over Sunday. Chas Turney, w ho has been employed at Latty, Ohio, for the past year, is here visiting with his mother. Burwell Schoonover has accepted a, position as traveling salesman for Philip Jaeger & Co of Chicago. ("has Schoonover, who hasleen confined with stomach trouble for three week. is behind the counter again as usm.l. Martin Shaicr. who has been seriously Hi for the past ninemonths.came up tov.n Tuesday evening for the first time looking very much improved. I WOOl J AL VICI.NIT. Elmer Beckner was in Plymouth last Saturday. Miss Nettie Perry was a Plymouth, visitor over Sunday. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Torn Burnam is very ill. Mrs. Can's ten months baby is critically ill with dysentery. Mrs. Elmer Beckner and son visited with her people in the-country last

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Dr. Viets, of Plymouth, was in Inwood Monday and made several professional calls 'while here. Little Cecil Olson had three fingers of her left hand badly crushed last evening by a window falling on them. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hale, of Ft. Wayne, are lisiting relatives and friends here. Mrs. J. R. Schrom returned from Columbia City Monday, where she has leen the guest of relatives for ten davs. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Atkinson returned to their home in Chicago Tuesday after visiting with the latter 's parents. Charles Switzer, who has been working on the I. F. W. & C, came home last Saturday. He has been quite ill for some time past. It is to be hoped the boys, young men and old men of Inwood will take warning from the disgusting scenes on our streets for a week past. It is a shame that men from other states should be allowed to come in our midst, disturb our peace and curse and abuse innocent people who have come among us for protection. It is a disgrace to human kind to allow such things to continue right under our very eyes. It is enough to make every laan, woman, arid child despise the ve ry name of liquor. Down with it. Inwood; July 24, 1901.

DONALDSON. Rev. Miittox will preach next Sunday immediately ftfter Sunday School. James Moran, of Chicago, is spending his vacation with S. E. Whitesell. The Penna. Co. have placed a telegraph office at this place with Mr. Xecly in change. George Baker and Clarence Siple, of Chicago, are visiting old time friends here. John Johnson and wile, of Boekfoid 111., have been visiting their numerous friends in this vicinity. Webster Whitesell and Kichard Bollman left for North Dakota Sunday to work during the harvest. S.C. Bhinehurt, of Grovertown, will keep lxoks for the Heinz people with a Mr. Crumley, of Kcwanna, in charge." Chas Burt, who has been in charge here, will go to Plymouth as scale clerk. The carpenter work is rapidly nearing completion, tanks are all up and several bushels of pickles ase in. The credit of bringing the first batch belongs to James. Day, who brought in a small quantity the 18th inst. Donelson, July 24. 1901 UOl'RUOM EWS. Miss Inez Field spent Saturday in Burket with her sister; Mrs. A. L. Johnson. Sunday and Sunday night the thermometer registered the highest it has this season. Mrs. J. M. Koousman and son of Flora, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Al. Jones this week, Miss Ella Carrison, of Ft. Wayne, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Garrison, this week. Miss Tillie Jefferies, of Douglas, Park. Chicago, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Henry Fields. Misses Dora Deveny and Grace McColl spent Sunday in Plymouth the guest of Miss McColl's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Melvinney, of Ft. Wayne, are guests for a few days of the MeKinneys and Gerrards. Miss Goldie George, of Chicaga. has arrived to spend the summer with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Kobcrt George. Mr. and Mrs. John Boylan, of Ft. Wayne, are guests of Joseph Gaskill south of town. Mrs. Boylan is a sister of Mr, Gaskill. Mrs. Louise King and son, of Columbia City, are in town the guest of Mrs. Kings parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sei man Garrison. Mrs. L. Q. JclTeries, of Douglas Park, Chicago, arrived Wednesday for a month's visit w ith her mother, Mrs. Henry Fields, west of town. Louis Furgcson went to Chicago Sunday on the fickle Plate excursion. His cousin, Merl McGee, returned withJiim last night for.a two weeks' vacation. The following officers of the Bathbone Sisters were installed Monday for the ensuing term: Bazena Keller, E. C: Nellie Hale, E. S.: Anna Rudi, E. J.; Honora Davis, Man.: Vein Shaffer, I. G.: Alice Matchette, M. of R. C: Daisy Erwin, M. of F. Profs. Steel and Newell, of Bourlx n College, are gratified by the large attendance at their summer normal. There are more out of town students in attendance than ever lx;fore and many of the post-graduates of Bourbon High School are taking the course preparatory to accepting positions in the school room thisfall.

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Ten Big Shows all United. 4 Circus 3 Menageries 2 Stages Roman Hippodrome. Combined with the Grand Biblical Spectacular Production,

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An Impressive and Eminently Moral and Mind Elevating Pageantic and Scenic Spectacle, with Its Enchanting Ballets, Magnificent Scenery and Gorgeous Costumes. 100 Beautiful Ballet Girls.

Ttioee fnmous little ptlJs. DeWitt'a Litlie -xv Iiiers compel jour liver and boweia to do their duty, thus eiving you pure, rich blood to recuperate your boclv. Are eafy to take. Never gripe. J. V.He,B PUBLIC NOTICE. State of Indiana. West Township, Marsball County: Sea'ed bid will be received by the undersigned, at his office, until noon of the 9th day of Ausruft, for the s1e of a part of the N W quarter (M. of Seo No. ihlrtv-two (32) Tp No. thirty-four (34) N of U No one (1) east befrionine at h point on N line of said land In the twn of Donaldson w lit-re the said line crosses the Plttburp. Fort Wayne and CbicazoRK, thence east t wenty-elght O) rods t hence S six (6 rods and four 4) feet to the It K. aforesaid thence alone the line o( the said Ii K. to the place of beginning containing eizhty-even 7 n ds of land, more or les. Unserving the rizbt to reject any or all bid. H. B, El ALL. Trustee.

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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPT STOCK. Notice Is hereby jrWen that the undersigned. Perry u. Jone?, Trustee in the matter of the bankruptcy of Ossär 11. Porter, will offer at public sale, according to the order of Francis E. Lambert, Referee in Bankruptcy, at Plymouth. Indiana, on Wednesday, Julv 31,' lOOl, at 2 o'clock p.m., to the highest bidder for cash, the stock of groceries and fixtures thereto, situate in the building on the east side of Michigan street near the river bridge, lately occupied by said Oscar lt. Porte r". Also atthe same time and'place.I will offer for sale, for Cash, to the highest bidder, tha following described real estate, to-wit; The west one acre of out-lot No. 12 to F,wing'd addition to the town (now city ) of Plymouth. Marshall county. Indiana, subject however, to a cortam mortgage In favor of Amelia A. Behrens . PERRY O. JONES. Trustee In Bankruptcy la the matter of Oscar R. Porter. Plymouth, Ind , July 25, 1901.

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What PEFFEO'S IlEflVIGOn Did! It acta oowerfully and quickly. Cures when all others faA. Young men regain lost manhood; old menrecoveryouthral vigor. Absolute! OoarnteedtoCore Mervonsne, Lost vitality I ui potency, Nightly Kmigsiona, Lost Foww, either sex. Falling Memory. IVastinc. IUeaes, and all effect ft telf-abute or rxctttet and tndUcrrtioft. Warda off Insanity and consumption. I)ont let druggtst Impose a worthless eubßtltut on you because it yield a greater profit. Inelst on having PEFFEU'M K RU VIGOR, or end for It Can r carried in vest px'tvet Prepaid, plain wrapper, 1 per box, or 6 for $5. with A Written Comr"t to Core or Refund Mrey. Pamphlet fr For Salo by L. TANNER

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MORE USEFUL KNOWLEDGE THAN WAS EVER GIVEN IN ONE ENTERTAINMENT! THE WORLD'S

GREATEST, RICHEST, BIGGEST AND BEST OF SHOWS! GATHERING OF THE GREATEST OOOOO 00 OOO CHAMPIONS FROM EVERY LAND AND CLIME! OOOOOOOOOO

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TO THE PUBLIC:

From 1S23 until the present day the John Robinson Shows have been continu

ously on exhibition during the tenting seasons, ever maintaining their position at the head of all legitimate amusement enterprises. Three - quarters of a century has

passed down the great stream of time since the genesis of this, the now greatest, most comprehensive and eminently attractive Show on either side of the broad Atlantic. For

fifty years " Old John Robinson," the Nestor of American amusement managers, euided

and controlled the destinies of this superb organization, always in advance of com petition.

and always in the vrn where enterprise, novelty, originality and opulence of attraction were

the points to be reached and to be maintained. In the world of amuseir ents there was none so exaltodorso illustrious as John Robinson: and from the northern limits of civilization on this

great North American Continent to the gulf-washed shores of its southern coast, his name was a household worJ. No city, town, village or hnlet but 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 ill be no hesitation on the part of the amusement-loving public in substantiating the claim that I have each year infused the exhibitions with fresh life and vigor; permitting nothing to be omitted from the personnel of my companies, nor from the attractiveness of my collections and the sterling novelty and merits of my ring acts and special features new. attractive, sensational or prominent that capital coutd purchase, or enterprise, energy and research procure. It Is the determination of the Management to make the present year prominent in amusement annals as a Grand Gala Day Holiday Season, and one which shall be ever memorable in the history of tented amusements. With this laudable determination before me. I present all my Big Shows In one Colossal Combination, consisting of mv Groat World's Exposition, Three Menageries In One, Museum, Aviary. Aquarium, School of Trained Animals, Four Circuses In Four Rings. Roman Hippodrome and Devated Stage. And to further emphasize and give additional eclat to this Grnnd Intellectual Festival, I have vastly augmented my already Colossal Exhi-

rr.ions py me aaaition or tne uranj ceneographlc. Uiblical. Historical, Dramatic. Pantomimic.

Martial, Lyric and I erpsichorean Spectacle of Solomon, his Temple, and the Queen of Sheba.

cna present it to trie puNic with over 500 Coryphees. Premiers. Dancing Girls, sumptu-

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

Up-To-Date People Vant Everything Up-to-Date! Photos Tool All the Very Latest Mounts, E at Anna Dunn's Photo Studio. What Looks Purer than a White Rose? What is Purer Than White Rose FLOUR? Anwer this if you can Plymouth Willing Co.

ANYONE can pull whiskers out, but it takes an artist to cut tiicni off painlessly. Only aitists are to he found at the Pioneer Barter Shop Cor.Mich.&LaporteSt. Frank E.Janke.Prop.

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New Halls and Pins. Entirely Remodeled. Fast Alleys. First Class in Every Respect

For Stock Tanks Wooden Cisterns, Siloes, Lawn Swings, Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors and Windows

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C.L.Morris West Jefferson St. Cigars and Tobacco to be enjoyed should he kept fresh in the proper atmosphere, such as can he found only in an Exclusive Tobacco Store. THOMPSON Laporte Ä Mich. St. Rasemen t.

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RODGERS . JeWeler.

Carl rlafl6iiDa6irs $40,000 Herd oi Perlormino EleDtiants Elephants that Waltz. Elephants tlat 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 Rental Timers G Polar Dear.-, School of Sea Lions, Den of 8 Leopards, Deo of 0 Hyenas, One Pair of Elands, One Pair of Horned Horses, Every known Specie of Antelopes. 10 Male Bareback Riders, 10 Female Riders, 50 Aerial Acts, 10 Wire Acts, Troupe of Trained Ponies, 20 Female Equestrians, One Philippine Cow 24 inches high. One Baby Sea Lion, Male Hippodrome Racvs, Female Hurdle Races, Monkey Races. Elephant and Camel Races, Man against Horse Races, Two Horse Tandem R ices, High Jumping H')rse Rices, Tvo 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 of Bells, 50 Oars and Gilded Dens, 29 Tableaux Cars, 12 Traps, 300 Thoroughbred Horses, GO Miniature Ponies, Steam Caliope drawn by 40 Ponies and driven fey one man. TWO HERDS OF ELEPHANTS.

urslons on Vll Lines of Travel

Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.

East Sida Mich. St.

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