Weekly Republican, Volume 57, Number 22, Plymouth, Marshall County, 1 June 1911 — Page 7

We are headquarters for a lot of nice things that you will no doubt want when school days are over. We want you to come to our store and pick out what you want and we will keep it for you until the proper time arrives. Have you seen those gold watches at $9.95?

C. Z. ROWE 105 N. Mich. St. Plymouth, - Ind. BUSINESS CARDS J. A. (WOLTER Money to loan on Farni3 a specialty Plymouth, Indiana G. F. HITCHCOCK, DENTIST A.Ü Kindt of Dental work loch m Crownli Brt&ge work. Plitei ana Filling! of nj kind. Office oxer Marshal) Co. Tract & 6 Tin Co B'l N, B. ASP IN ALL Physician and Surgeon 308 N. Michigan fc:reet, PLYMOUTH, - - INDIANA Surgeon to the 'Pennsylvania, Vandaha and Lake Shore Railroads. Phone 408 A. C Richard Coal -and Wood Office cer Plumb and Harrison Streets Plymouth, Indiana. Da F M. fcrakiTT Dr. C. W. BRrrT DENTISTS Office hours 8:30 a. m. to Um. 1 p. m to 5pm. Rooms in Burke tt Buildi&g PLYMOUTH INDIANA. EL ye Glasses They. are Eye-Helpa if Right; Eye" Hurtera and HeadacheMaker?, if Wrong. We Fit 'em Right. DR. E. R. WOOD Resident Eyeslflht Specialist. Office over Ove rmyer & Anderson's'Shoe store Pivmouth. Indiana. Phone 522. The KanarrHome A First-Class Place to Board ßiU BY. TEE BAY, UEI 0. KEAL A Specialty of Serving Dinners Both Week Days and Sundays Home Cooking and Home Service.MRS. OLIVE KA 413 W. Jefferson tt

Apple Pie Without Apples. j A guest at an old fashioned horn J dinner was eulogizing apple pie and j ner hostess when another guest vrb'i had been a California pioneer, recalled '

the "apple" pie given the children of 1ST 2 to appease their homesick cravings when apples were a dollar a pound. It was made by breaking four soda crackers into an earthern bowl and pouring over them a pint of cold water rendered very tart by citric acid. When soft the crackers were laid on a pie plate on the undercrust Over them were sifted two tablespoonfuls of light brown sugar and a little allspice and cinnamon. A pretty perforated top crust was added, and In a few minutes a perfect apple pie was taken from the oven to delight young and old. New York Sun. Will Act Accordingly. The Indianapolis Sun is tryini Va convey the idea that $9 hogs are a glut on the market; that the farmer would rather sell more hogs at a less price. The fact is that the farmer can sell hogs as f&st as he can raise them at the market price which now is in the neighborhood of $9. "The farmer Js no man's foci." He knows on which side his bread is buttered and he will act accordingly on election day. Rushville Republican. Cattle. Bring Riches. R. H. Hodgkin, of Waveland, sold A carload of two year old Hereford steers in Chicago the other day at $8.30 per hundred pounds. He topped the Chicago market on a day whe- 20,000 cattle were sold. He traveled home with some $1.800 in his wallet And he is not saying a word aboct forcing prices to lower levels. Fandom Fancies. So far not a single pop bottle has been thrown at an umpire. Who says the Americans aren't a ratient people? Syracuse Herald. Did you ever notice that it Is the fellow in the bleacher seat who can tell the manager all about how to run his team best? Omaha Dee. Another trouble Is that the average prominent citizen becomes so much less excited about election frauds than about those perpetrated by the umpire. Columbus Dispatch. Giving Them Their Due. "It was simply a question of veracity between tß," -said the oldest inhabitant "He said I was a liar, and I said he was -one." "HumphT rejoined the village postmaster. "That's the first time I ever heard of either of you telling the truth," London Mail Therr Views of It He Did -you see the pleased expression on trer face when I told her she didn't look any older than her dangt ter? Sbe'No; I was looking at the expression on her daughter's face. Detroit Free Press. When He Buys Chips. It Isn't always patriotism that prompts a -man's interest in the red, white and bine. Sometimes It's poker. Philadelphia Record. Distinction Is the consequence, nv the object of a great mind. Washington Allsten. Mars and Venu. Nearpbt. approach of Mars to earth la 85.G00.0G0 miles, Venus ' 2Ü.000.(XXI miles -distant "Suffered day and night the torment of itching piles. Nothing helped me until I used Doan 's Ointment. It cured me permanently.' Hon. John R. Garrett, Mayor, Giratrd, Ala. - 2 Eyes Examined Free and Headaches Prevented Glaste fitted at moderate price Satisfaction guaranteed, DR. J. BURKE & CO., Oplomelrists 230 South Michigan Street. South Bend.' Indiana Established 1900. Permanent Studio of Music PIANO. Pipe . Organ, Voice and Harmony. Tfce Very Best Results, Assured. -

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Confederate Veteran Who Is Prominent New York Citizen. r4 ' mDAMES AND DAUGHTERS. Ada Rehan, the actress, is by her own confession a devotee of Dalzac and Thr.ckeray. Miss Jobanna Itedtnond, youngest daughter of the Irish leader, Is developing into a playwright, showing la her work many of the brilliant characteristics of her distinguished father. Mme. Xina Dimitrieff, the distinguished Uusslan sopran), Is a woman of rare presence of mind. She once quelled an angry mob that had assembled in an Italian opera house to wreck the performance. Mrs. Lewis Harcourt, niece of J. Pierpont Morgan, is the first American woman who has ever had the distinction of christening an English battleship. On March 30 she performed this service when the Dreadnought Monarch, the largest fighting craft ever built in the Tyne, was launched. Princess David Kawananakoa, widow vt the late Prince David and mother of the last of the royal Hawaiian tine, has been singula; ly honored by a command the only one issued to any American citizen to attend the coronation ceremonies nest June. Her husband was x he brother of Queen Liliuofcalanl The Royal Box. King JeoTge V. of England is one t the greatest stamp collectors in the world. Queen Mary's coronation fan, which will be presented by the Worshipful Company of Fanmakers. will be composed of the flnest honiton lace, mounted en yellow tortoise shell brought from India. The long mounts will be inlaid wiih old. The threat that he would never visit Denmark as long as King Christian lived made years ago by the czar cf Itnssia is recalled by the 'tews that the has mad? plans for an extensive Ecropean Journey which will include the country which King Christian's death made tree to him. Sporting rötes. Milwaukee high schools will -form a laseball league. Swimming will be taught in the Philadelphia public schools. Jackie Clark may quit the bicycle ame for aviation sport after this season. n. J. Ilandy. the Chicago Jong -distance swimmer, has returned to the game after nearly a year's lay-off. Bob Fowler, the Cambridge (Mass.) athlete, who has probably run the greatest distance in practice and competition of any of the. long distance inen, of 'this .country, is ready to continue again this year. Wrong End First An -old Indiana justice of the peaceyr after listening for two long dayy . the -evidence pro and con!n-'H7 case, wound upUu . conflicting t'5'' - . J .' . - , had gr?v'v ' ' V , . ,

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OSPEGTS OF OFFICE OP 0. G. S0ICE TAKES UP THE MATTER WITH COMPANY BY LETTER AND GETS REPLY MAY GRANT REQUEST Claim That Business Done In This City Does Not Warrant the Establishment of a New Office. Recently the Republican had an editorial in favor of a downtown or up-town West era Union telegraph office, which was received with hearty approval by all our citizens. At the same time and not knowing j tlif article was to appear in the paper, Mr. O. G. Soice had addressed a letter to tlie company explain, the situation and asking for a change in this direction. His letter and the reply are given because they throw light on the subject and show about what we may expect in this direction. Mr. John F. Wallick, Sup. Western Union Telegapho., Indianapolis, Indiana. Dear Sir: The business men and citizens of our city think they are entitled to an up-town Western Union Telegraph Office. No. doubt your good ' management has thought of this in thep.ist. We more especiallly think so since the omce where it is now located i across the Railroad tracts iuaking it very inconvenient to get to the office. All the people not hiving 'phones, and' those who do have tliem, not finding it always convenient to 'phor.e their messaTes, they are obliged to cross the tracks and 'climb the stairs to the office. Especially when lad'es are sent to the office in this inconvenient and dangerous place. The -writer hal occasion, a short time asro, i go to the present office at eon c 'clock night to send a Nigh' ! tier. Outside of it being inc . nient, it being a wet night, ami Jiavmg to cross in front of an engine which is on the track every night, there was danger of getting tangled up in the wres cf the interlockingytem. and T consider it a vory dangerous proposition. If necessary, and you think it would do nny good for ns to get irp petition to your management for this up-torwn office, please advise me. We do not wish to be officious in telling yon "how to run your business, but we do really think we are entitled to an up-town Western Union Telegraph Office. YeTy trulv yours, O.G. Soice, 'Cashier. Oliver G. Soice. Cashier, Plymouth State Bank, Plymouth, Tnd. Dear Sir: Yours of, the 20111--Plvmouth is in t! '. Kinnucnn,-

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Naval Officer Assigned to Duty on the General Board. The Height of Impudence. They called hiru Puny Pepper, because he was, besides one of the smallest, one of the mot peppery officers in the regiment. To see him throwing out his thirty-two inch chest was to be reminded of the frog In the fable who burst with blowing. When he gave his orders in a high treble he resembled a crow with a cough. One da3 In a particularly tropical temper, he accosted the regimental giant and began to abuse him. For awhile the huge private listened in silence, lie was used to such scenes and took them with philosophic calm. But at last he grew weary and called out to a brother private: Bill, go and fetch a ladder, will you? I believe he wants to box my ears!" Answers. Logic of the Land. A specimen of rustic reasoning which Is too good to lose is recorded in Mr. It. L. Gales' "Studies In Arcady." A barber." he says, "was telling me with great gusto how he had refuted an atheist. I Inquired what arguments he had employed. "1 asked the atheist. said the barber, 'what portion of the Scriptures he based hts ideas upon.' " 'What did he say to thatr 44 'Never a word.' The defeat had been crusaing and flnal." Nerveui Prostration. I hear your wife is going fo & sani tarinm. Nothing serious, I L-jpeT "Oh. no. She's secretary of Ler club. 'Yesr "And after carrying the club min ctes all season in her head she sat down the other day and tried to write iem out." Pittsburg Post He Knew. Mrs. Wedd John, what o you think of a man who smokes cigarettes in a room where ladies are? Mr. Wedd I think he -needs' a wife tike you, my dear. Boston Transcript Value of Silenre. . "Speech is silver." says the boarding house philosopher, "but -silence, rightly used, is what makes golden weddings possible." Toledo Blade. Pon't iiang a dismal picture on the wall, and don't daub with sable and gloom your conversatlon.Emerson. Americans In Mexico. There are 75.(MH) Americans living In Mexico (10,000 in the City of Mex ico alone), and nearly $1,500,000.000 -of American capital is invested there F. S.- Rexford, 615 New York Life Bldg.,. Kansas City, Mo., says tt I had, A .n tt 9 elvef. a cold vain fro mended two vedon v a viaie yy W Aldeliv' etc. to üesdays, ; yill also T -1 tty Lake ty L.ake :Gowan jllars Re itarrh that 's Catarrh Toledo, O. mown F. J. and believe 1 all business lble to carry his firm. MMERCE, Toledo, O. Internally. and mu7estimonIals 1 bottle. Sold Snstlp&tion.

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THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. WINR0TT SUICIDES. Former Marshall County Man Convicted of Murder and Sentenced for Life Ends All. Grant Winrott convicted of the murder of his wife and sentenced to imprisonment for life hanged himself in the jail at South Bend this morning. He was born and grew to manhood on a farm about six miles north of Plymouth and brother and other relatives in has a this county. Getting Some Good Ones. Some of the boys tell good stories about catching fish these hot fishey days. Friday night Will Mathew and Frank Kleber went out to Pretty Lake and brought home nine bass that weighed 13 lbs. That is all of them weighed 15 lbs not each one. This story is vouched for by those who saw the fish. "Lys." Lemert and Lou Borton were driving Friday afternoon in Lemert 's auto, out by Bass Lake, when the idea of going fishing took them. They borrowed everything from hat to hook and in a few hours had one of the finest strings ever brought to Plymouth. Post Office to Close. The P. O. will be open tomorrow from 7:30 to 10:00 for delivery of mail at the general delivery window also from 6 p. m. until 7 p. m. The city carriers will make one trip in the forenoon. The R. F. D. carriers will not deliver any mail on their routes. The city carriers' window will be open from 6 p. m. to 7 p. m. FOR WOMEN. Dr. J. A. McGill's Famous Female Suppositories Are a famous remedy for all female diseases Suffering Women try a Sample For sale By all Druggists price $1.00 Call on your home druggist for book and free sample NEW BUGGIES AND WAGONS Made in Plymouth from best of woods and by best of workmen.

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