Weekly Republican, Volume 57, Number 16, Plymouth, Marshall County, 20 April 1911 — Page 2

If you can keep your head when all about ycu Are loiiog theird and blaming it on you; If you can trtnt ysureelf when all men doubt yoa; Bat make allowance for teir doubting too; , If you can wait and not ba tired by waiting, Or. being liel about, don't deal in lies, Or being hated don't give way toN hating, And yet don't look. too good, nor talk too wise ; If you can dream and not make dreams your master; If you can think and not make thoughts your aim, If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two impostors just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken, Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fool?. Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken, .And 6toop to build 'em up with worn-out tools: If you can mike one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch and toss," And lose, and start again at your beginning, And never breathe a word about your lose; If you can force your heart and nerve your sineir To serve your turn, long after tbey are gone. And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the will which says to them: "Hold oq" If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtu?, Or walk with kings nor lo?e the common touch, If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, , but none too much; If you can fill each unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run, Yours i3 the Enrth and everything that's in it. And which is mre you'll be a Man, my eon. From Rudyard Kipling's Rewards and Fairies.

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REAL ESTATE DEALS.

Furnished by Cressner . & Co. abstiactfcis .' cf title, Plymouth, Ind Owners of - the only Abstract books in Marshall County. Abstracts of title to all lands in Marshall county compiled promptly and accurately, for all the news.

liam A. and Lottie L. Hampton part McCullough part of n w qr., 25-35-1 of lots 109 and 110 Roses Add., Plym 1 Polk Tp., $1500.00.

outh $300.00.

Alsed Mutti w d to Marian Mutti part of n e qr., 55-35-3 German Tp., $500.00. ; John Stoller and wife Q. C. D. to Elise S. Mutti tract inn w qr., 36-35-3 German Tp., $800.00. Gottlieb Mutti and wife w d to John Stoller tract in n w qr, 36-35-3 German Tp., $00.00. . Sarah L. Berber w d to Emery and Pernulla Shenefield lot 28 Foltz Add. Bremen $2000.00.

George W. Lender and wife w d to

Real Estate Tranfers from March 25 to April 1st., 1911 inclusive. Charles A. Wood and i7ife w d to Walter A. Shaffer and wife lot 17 Thayers Add., Bourbon $200.00

Martha E. Porter w d to Charles . as0 part 0f s e qr.. 1-33-1 West and

A Wood and wife lot 17 Thayers Center Tp., $1500.00. Add., Bourbon $200.00. j. Roseoe Eckman and wifo w d to Ilarley Logan Commissioner Com., j Claude" May lot in Culver $900.00. 1

Henry A. Cauffman and wife w d to Royal and Thurl Pottenger part of n w qr., 35-33-1 Union Tp., $1800T Hannah J. Nutt w d to Henry A. Kauffman n w q., of s w q., 36-33-1 Unio nTp.. $3000.00. Chales E Marsh Q. C. D to Lottie E Hershherger tract in 22-33-1 West

Tp., $1.00. ' ,

Marion W. Keen and wife w d to John George Zechiel lots 49 and 52 Zecheils Add., Culver $2975.00. ' Herman J. Becker and wife w d to

wiiuam uecKer east nan oi n e nr..

Deed to William Osborn 40: a' in 6-32-1 Union Tp., $1.00. George W Knoblock and wife w d

Sarah J. Noll .and" hus., w d ' to Jonas W. Culp part of lot 7 16-34-3 (Jerman Tp., $1500.00.

Rpi.lpr Int. 7 Wnrk?' -manda JUoore and hus.. w d to

Sub., Div., Plymouth $675.00.

Adam E Wise, com., Commissioners Deed lo Harry L and Nettie Hampton 20 a in s w qr., 1-33-1 West Tp., $742.50 Federal Land Company w d- to Everett G. Leedy lot 14 Elliott Place Plyomuth $195.00. John T. Cook w d to David Burroughs 46 a in n e qr 32-32 3 Walnut Tp., $2070.00.

Samuel Sharer and wife w d to!

(Nathan Stout part of s w qr., 6-33-2 . 6-32-3 Walnut Tp., $1000.00.

Annie Becker and hus., w d to

Herman J. Becker s e or., of n w o..

15-32-3 Walnut Tp., $1000.00

Thomas Houghton w d to Orlando

M Houghton part of s w qr.. also 40 a in s e qr., in Sec, 8 and 3 32-1 Union Tp.. $1.00.

Heirs of Anthony Steiner w d to

Fred S Appleman lots 1-2-7 8 9 10 11

Osborns Sub., Div., Plymouth $3Q0.00.

George W. Plotner w d to John

Werne n w qr, of n w qr., 10-32-1 Union.Tp., $3000.00

Ray Barber and wife Q. C. D. to

Alva M Barber n w qr., of n e qr.,

33-35-1 Polk Tp., $2000.00. .

Alva Barber and wife Q. C. D. to

Rav Barber n e qr., of n w qr., 33-

35-1 Potk To., $2000.00

Sarah A Barber deed, by Admr.. Admr., Deed to Alva M. Barber n w qr.. of ti e qr.. also n e qr., of nw qr. 33-35-1 Polk Tp, $4000.00.

Moseph R Thornburg lots 6 and 7 Thayers Con., Add., Lapaz $75.00. James L Marvin w d to S. H.

Schuh and John W Xaver 200 a in 31-34-2 Center Tp., $8000.00. Albert Overmy.er and wife w d to Man- Gilliam part. of lot 1 21-321 XTnion Tp., $2550.00. Roy E. Bower and wife w d to Charles M Ford s w qr., of n w qr., 11-323 Tippecanoe Tp, $3000.00. James IT. Matchett and wife w d to Charles N. Ford south half of s e

i qr., 10-32-3 Walnut Tp., $4S00.00

Geoge W. Powers 10 a in s w qr., 22 M. R. L Walnut Tp, $550.00

James C Crabb and -wife w d to Frank ood and wife w d to

John and Besty Matthew lot- 29 Fer- Charles E. Dettbrener 100 a in s e qr.

riers Add., Culver $1225.00. 11-32-3 Tippecanoe Tp., $8000.00.

Jacob Martin and wife w d to Gideon W Blam and wife w d to Hugh River lot 21 Rhodes Add., Ar- Cyrus A. Spitler lot in Plymouth

gos $500.00. I $700.00.

Rebecca A Chaney w d to Wil- Elmer S. Webb w d to George M.

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Thi3 leather seat dining chair (like cut) actual value $4.25. For this Alteration Building Sale $1.95. We pay freight to your town. Mail us your order.

The Household Outfitting Co.'s BIG STOCK OF Fimmftaoire, Stoves 1 1fangs Is Melting Away Rapidly 5? Ä? pSI This Big Sacrifice Sale Lasts Only 4

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This 6-hole guaranteed Cook Stove (like cut). Actual value $26.00. For this Alteration Building Sale, $15.75. We Pay Freight to your town. JIall

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This Velour Couch (like cut). Actual value 518-00. For this Alteration Building Sa?e, $10.75. We Pay . Freight to year town. Mail us your Order.

This enameled Iron Bed (lftce cut). Actual value, $5.00. For this Alteration Building Sale, $2.45. We Pay Freight to your town. 3tfJl your orders at once.

This Oak Chiffonier Oik cut). Actual value, $14.00. For this Alteration Buildlns Sale, $7.5. We Pay Freight to your town. Ilail your orders.

SEND 111 YOUR MAIL ORDERS AT OIICE That the people of South Bend, Ind., and vicinity for 150 to 300 miles In all directions, have been taking advantage of The Household Outfitting Company's Alteration Building Sale, has been manifested by the large crowds in attendance at this big Furniture sale since the openiEg day, and this most wonderful furniture sale has proven one o the greatest bargain feasts that the people of South Bend and the entire State of Indiana have ever heretofore been able to participate In, and those who are attending the sale buy liberally, and are well pleased with their purchases, recommending their friends to The Household Outfitting Company's Alteration Building Sale of Furniture, etc. The good news has been spread far and wide of the many bargains that The Household Outfitting Company are offering on Furniture, Stoves, etc., now selling at about one-half their regular value. Commercial circles have been shaken from center to circumference. The sale is the talk of the entire state.. The people appreciate furniture, stoves, rugs, the good quality kind, at a bargain price, and they are showing their appreciation dally by buying by the wagon loads. THE SALE ONLY LASTS THREE DAYS MORE AND POSITIVELY ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 22ND. AND TO THOSE ."WHO HAVE NOT ATTENDED THIS SALE AND BENEFITED ACCORDINGLY, we wish to say to you that you are missing a great opportunity to secure for yourself your home needs and furnishings at about one-half, their Usual cost In justice to yourself, you cannot afford to stay away, as this sale preserftsi an opportunity to save many, dollars on furniture, stoves and household needs. This Is a sale that comes about once In a lifetime and you owe it to your family and your pocketbook to make this great saving, when the opportunity presents itself, and this is your opportunity during this sale to save yourselves many dollars. Remember that this sale rositively closes Saturday night, April 22nd, so buy all you may need for tne next ten years, . as such a sacrifice' sale on furniture, stoves, etc., wlllprobably never occur again. Extra help has already been secured for the last three days of the sale THURSDAY, APRIL 20TH, FRIDAY, APRIL 21ST, AND THE LAST DAY, SATURDAY, APRIL 22NDas we want everybody to be waited upon properly The last three days, including BIG SATURDAY, APRIL 22ND, THE LAST DAY OF THIS BARGAIN FURNITURE FEAST will see the biggest crowds of people at THE HOUSEHOLD OUTFITTING COMPANY'S ALTERATION BUILDING SALE of Furniture that were ever seen at any sale in South Bend before. Make your arrangements to attend the sale before it closes and secure your share of the many furnhare bargains being offered. A word to the Intelligent should be sufficient, as The Household Outfitting Company's big furniture sale presents an opportunity to make your dollars dcrdouble duty. Make no mistake. Be sure you fine THE HOUSEHOLD OUTFITTING CO.'S BIG STORE. Look for the big sUyns reading "THE HOUSEHOLD OUTFITTING CO.'S ALTERATION BUILDING SALE," 208-218 South Michigan St. DOXT DELAY, AS THIS SALE POSITIVELY ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT, TILE LAST DAY OF THE SALE, APRIL 22ND, AT 10 O'CLOCK. - '

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As TI-.3S3 Prices Only l!c!d Gc:J Tiirco r.lcro Days. Sgla Enils Saturday tlipjit

ThlsjOak Dresser (like cut). Actual value, $21.00. For this Alteration Building Sale, $9.25. We Pay Freight to your town. 3Iail your orders.

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OUR CUSTOMERS WILL APPRECIATE A Clean Grocery! We have spent two weeks cleaning, Repapering, repainting and decorating our store, and now have it in fine condition for the care and keeping of all our gods. We can assure the public that all Groceries bought here will be in FIRST CLASS CONDITION. See our Fruit and Vegetables displayed in the front window. We are sure we can please you on all purchases. You arc welcome O. F. Hoover Co. Successor to W. F. Suit.

Osta C. Gandy and hus., d to Martha J. Cromley It 9 Vandalia add Culver $1300. Charles L. Soice and wife w d to Erastus R. "Wood lot 6 Soices sub., div. Plymouth $650. Irvin F. Traver and wife w d to Ober R. Perkeypile part of sel-4 30 34 2 also north of R. R. 31 34 2 Center tp. $5500. Ferdinana F. Fribley and wife w d to Carl Perry and Pessie A. Perry lot 05 Thayers 2nd add. Bourbon $655. Eva Sullivan and hus. w d to Daniel and Mairjrie Shuraaker lot 81 Thayers add. Bourbon $600. Susan Stoehill, et al w d to Ferdinanda F. Fribley lot 65 Thayers add. Pourbon $550. William IT. Leslie and wife w d to Lewis O. Hurford tract in swl-4 19 3.1-4 Bourbon Tp, $750.00. William P. Estell and wife w d to James II Matchett south half of s w qr., G-34-3 German Tp., $S000.00 Elizabeth J Ilaa? w d to Samuel J. and Petry W. Haajr part of n w qr., 22-34-1 Polk Tp, $1800.00. Michael Kitch and wife w d to James II. Matchett 100 a in 20-34-3 Pourbon Tp., $11000.00. Ellis F Rockhill et al w d to Harvey and Bertha Kim es part of west half of n e qr, 28-33-4 also part of s e qr., 2S-33-k Pourbon Tp., $7200.00

MUST TAG ALL. DOGS

City Council Making Preparations $o Build New Brownlee Bridge Other Work

This Combination Book Case (like

cut). Actual value $29.45. , For this Alteration Building: Sale $15.45. We Pay Freight to your town. Mail your orders.

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This solid oak Buffet (like cut). Actual value $32.00. For this Alteration Building Sale, $17.45. We Pay Freight to your town. Mail your orde"? at once. . v . M .

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' A social session of the city council was held Monday night and a few matter attended to. The most important was the decision concerning the Brownlee bridge and the tagging cf dogs. - It was decreed that after May 1 all dogs not tagged wth the 1911 tag should he shot by the city Marshal until they are dead, dead, dead. Tags may be procured 'FREE of the city treasurer, so there is no excuse for an untagged dog. The city engineer and city attorney were directed to prepare plans and specifications for a bridge to take the place of the Brownlee bridge and to estimate the cost thereof.

The city engineer is to mr.ie a

pi a of the wsler and sewer mains of

the citv. Sewer tap permits were

granted to Mrs. M. J. Boyce.

Doan's Regulets cure constipation

tone the stomach, stimulate the liver promote disgestion and appetite and

easy passages of the bowels. Ask your druggest for them. 25 cents a box. '

Former Plymouth Man Visits Here

W. S. R. Smith of New York City, who 'resided in this city about three years ago, left Tuesday for Ohio lor a few days visit twith relatives there before returning to his home.

Mr. Smith came here last Thursday and has been visiting with relatives in this- vicinity. He is n the Naval Stores business in New York.

Gives Dinner for Wedding Party Mr. and Mrs J. B Bo well gave a six o'clock dinner Monday evening at their home on cast LaPorte street in honor of Miss Lois Humrichouser and their son, Lloyd.

Washington-Montana Farm and Orchard Show Exhibition Car Near Pennsylvania Depot, Plymouth, Friday, Apr. 21 Greatest and most marvelous colleetion of fruits, grains, grasses and vegetables ever exhibited by a railroad. Shows what can be done by intelligent cultivation in Washington and Montana. I- Montana millions of acres of free government land still remain open to settlement under homestead laws. Everybody Welcome Don't miss this attractive exhibit a state fair on wheels. It may point the way to a new opportunity for you. The Great Northern Railway has no lands for sale, but is vitally interested in the productive development of this vast rer territory along its linf s. FREE STEREOPTICON LECTURE At 7:30 p. m. a free stereopticon If cture will be given at the Aimory. 150 beautiful colored lantern slide?, showing scenes in Washington an! Montana' wiil be . ue ed. You aie cordially invited. E. C. LEEDY, General Immigration Agent ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. GREAT NORTHERN RY.

A SUCCESSFUL SUPPER

Catholic Ladies Take in Over $200 at Easter Bazaar Held Moaday Night.

The most popular Pianos ever offered to the American music Iovin public. Complete the home circle with a sweet-toned "CROWN" or HOBART M. CABLE." These Pianos are strictly high-grade and the prices right. Call and examine them. WELCOME J. MILLER

DIES AT DENVER

Geo. Wolford Son of J. W. Wclford of This City Died Monday Night.

Word was" received Tuesday morning from J. W. "Wolford stating that his son George, died at Denver, Col., last evening at 9 :45. He "will start for Plymouth immediately "with the body, which will arrive here at 2:45 Thursday morning. The funeral services will be held at the Catholic church Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Creorge Wolford went to Denver about three years ago for the benefit of Mr. Wolford 's health. The climate however failed to give relief, and the white plague claimed another victim.

Uarriage Licenses Lloyd Franklin Bowell, 23 to Lois Margaret' Humrichouser,' 21' hoth of Plymouth.

There's nothing so good for a sore throat as Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Cures it in a few hours. Relieves any pain in any part.

"Dcesrrt our mend Sipnerton or ject to these constant r'inors- that he is going to resign?" J "He ought not to," answered Senator Sorghum; "those rumors ar about the only things that remind the public he is in office." "They are threatening," said the city clerk, "to hang yoü in efißgy." "Let 'em," replied the mayor, who declined to become excited, "They threatened to hang me in Arizono once, and I'm not going to let a little thing like this scare me."

"You should be ashamed of yourself," chWjed the caller in the luxuricus offices of the Boston Real Estate company. "As-hamed of wäat?" asked the agent with the smooth tongue. "Why, you told that -woman the lot you sold her would be just the place for her husband, and you know It is under water." "Well, why shouldn't I think it would suit, him? Didn't I hear her caD'him 'duckte'?"

The supper and br.zaar given at St. Joseph 's hall Monday night by the Catholic ladies was a very successful affair. A large number were present and ner fOO was received. Amonsr the bazaar attractions were a wild man, an apron booth, a candy shop anl a gold mine. Five cakes were given away in cake walks and they were won by Lucy Sester, -Rosa Matthew, Lizzie Batrlev, Al Hess and Loretta Kruver-

Naomi Campbell and Frank Bergman

caried away the silk cushions that weree given on chances. The supper-

was a very sumptuous one and great--ly enjoyed by the large number in

attendance.

Woman loves a clear, rosy com

plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters puri

nes the blood, clrs the skin, restores ruddy, sound health.

Repair Work and Blacksmith ing If your buggy, wagon, plow, or other farm machinery is in need of repairs, or if you' want horse shoeing done satisfactorily see me. Our prices are reasonable. :: C. E. Rankin

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