Weekly Republican, Volume 57, Number 43, Plymouth, Marshall County, 26 October 1911 — Page 2

weakest oran. If there is weakness of stomach, liver orlon, ther is k link in the khain of life which may anl at any time. Often Ou ' 44 weakness " is caused by Uck of nutrition, the result of wccknes or disease -f the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. Dseases ana weaknesses of the stomach and its allied organs are cured by the se ot Lir. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.. When the weak or diseased Jtomech j Is red, disease of other organs which remote from the ttocxach but wnica

Itave their origin in a diseased condition of the stomacn ana ether organs of digestion nnd nutrition, tre cured also TAe strong mam has m ntroni stowac. TaJre the a tore recta in tided "DHcov ery jaixd you may mmyq -a atrtti stem acA and a stroajt b4y Ctrw Away. Dr. Pierce's Ccramon Sense Medical AcrvTser, stw revised Edition, xs bcot free on receipt t stamps to pay expense of mailing Send 21'cne-ces stamps for the look in paper covers, or 31 tamps for the tloth-bfttaid volume. Address. Dr. K. V. Fierce, Boff!, N Y,

VKUESDAY LOCALS. -Mrs. Wm. Hahn spent the clay at TVallierton. C M. Walker i ndiTi; the lay At Rochester. :- Mrs. W. Dimmit! was a Rochester Tkitor today. ilozart Club touriht. S0 o'elock at K. P. Hll. Hiss Jean Kyser is spending the day at "Bretaen. F II. Hairer made a Vusines trip to Bremen to Jay. Hiss Eunvte FaVfonburywas a Rochester visitor Joday. TT. N. MeDuffi and Geo. Dcnman are worlunsr at Iap-az. Mr. and Mr. T.. E. . Snyder of "Warsaw xrere in .tlie city today. Hrs. J. H. Nennet is pendln the day with frvenJs at South BenL Hrs. t D. Morris U visiting Mr. Stewart Barnes of north öf (own. Jesse E. Snyder , k f pending .tie avmainder ot the week near Lapaz. Mrs. ("has. Hoppe and Mrs. C. ireen were South' Bend "visitors tolay. . II. C. Bloss made a business trip to North Mam-luster and Wabash, today. Maurice Tost ello will appir in a .stroir.: vita-raph at the Crystal toxnbt. 4nlse Hess, Chäs. Kellison and E. . Martindale were Rochester visitor today. lion Sehroeder left for Chicago this mornimr wlier he experts to obtain work. The U E. & W. a-ent states that there were 00 tickets sold to Robster this morning. Ed Hunter. Ira Harn, P. L. McIvesson and Harry Untrer are atlending the Roehe-ter carnival to3ay. . , See how Arehiball captured . the bold bad man at the Crystal tonight. 1A Lubin AVestern eoniedy that is iresh and pleasing. ""Ttfr. aud Mrs. Sam Tomlin-on and tbTee children left this mornimr for At two week's visit with the former mother at Waynesville. Ohio. "The Tired Absent Minded Man" at the Crystal tonight. It?s a vita.ffrapb with John Bunny in .thelead5n? rcle. It will make you feel gd. Vomals Relief Corps will meet Friday afternoon. Oct. 20th at 2:30 Tiloek to make final arrangements fir the Hallowe'en festival. A good attendance is desired. A s'.irprisin:! and unique picture is "'Over The Chafinjr Dish "at the -Crystal. A complete story told Uinm-h the hands and feet, without seeing the players. It's a vitagraph. Miss' Viola Jordan of Chicago is visiting with her aunt, Mrs; J. M rfvi- dm h:is heeti unite sick tor X'a-- ' ----- i the pa ist five weeks. , tin.l Mrs. C. P. Kaisell of duVaio visited with Mr. and Mrs J. M. Olds Tuesday and returned lav. Dr. Karssell is a cousin of .Mrs. Olds. x Tester Znmbaugh is in New York Citv. where he was called last Satur day 'night on account ot the illness of" bis wife, who has typhoid fever. Tt i not known when he will be able io return. Mrs. Zumbhugli -went there during the Home Coming far a visit with her relatives. j FRIDAY Cal O'BIenis.of Argos is in the -city today. -nev. Ivins and Dr. Hitchcock were Xfikeville visitors today. Julia E. Work and Miss Barr are spending the day at Laporte. Ed Gaskill of Bourbon was in the cty on business thiir morning. Jacob Price . is painting his resiCsnce on north Michigan street. . Eobert F. Beagles of -Tyuer ' was . 5a the citv on business today. Ilarion W elch of near Lapaz was 3a town today on business matters. Ur. and Mrs. W. A. Smith cf 7T-rK2w were in the eity a short ir!3e this morning. , 11 r. and Mrs. Jas. Orr of Muncie crtarned home this morning a't'r r--ading a few days with friends Uiss Viola Jordan returned to her C-e in Chicago today after a few Ciys ti"t with Ler.aint, Mrs. J. M.

Each of the chief organ of the body it a link in the Chain of Life. A chain is no stronger than it weakest link, the body no stronger than its

I Ht. Jird Mrs. Frf4 Teboso who "have "been the guests Mr. anfl Mrs. Tliomas Clifton for the past few days returned to their homent Beirtiii Hasbor tlüs morninsr. Dr. Preston went to Laporte last Tojrlrt to sed his wife and boy. Mrs. Preston hxs been there for seveTa! -weeks earring for "ber sick motler, who "is very ill, at5 may not recover At jh : . : K. De YYs, a sailor on the U. S. S. Kansas 'thanred r-airs here this morning for 'South Bend. He has 13 days leave of absence. This is another pal of Bobbie", the old salt, and tle. paoT spent some time talking oveT lffcv sone by. Robert "Wood of Bourbon was in the ritv todav on business. Mr. TAood 5s the ruardian of Robert McKrelKnse, one of the heirs to the Simeon Ijewallen estate and eameto live bond for a new trial with Dr. AVeiser for the possession of certain Indiana Harbor property. SATURDAY Mi-s 'Laura Shoemaker is .spending the dav at South Bend. Dr. Diet 1 of Iikeville was in the city a short time today. Rnsscll Strang and Loren Leniert are spcuding t lie day at South Bend. Mrs. C. W. Swinderman and son spont the day ät South Bend. Kd (t.nskilL of IVntrljou ws in the city on business s J'Jwft time tobiy. Ed Kitch and wife of Bremen were in the city today. Mr. and Mr. A. J. Thayer are spending the da at Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Sprague of Tyner are in the city today. Mrs. J. F. Sheetz is spending a few days at Garrett. Daniel Grube is visiting hisdaugh ter at South Bend. Miss Blanche Bisher spent the day at South Bend. John Nichols of Twin Lakes was in the city a shor time today. Pat Meyers is spending the day at c i. r?.i Miss Kate Pomeroy of Brightside is spending a few days at Gary. Mrs. Mary Boggs of South Bend is the gutst of her brother, James Gibson. , t . j . : t i ; Rev. Hans Zumstein of Iai"K)rte will conduct the services at the Ger man church tomorrow evening. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Haag have re turned from Chicago where they have leen spending the past week. Mrs. 0. R. Berkeypile and three children are spending the day at Bourbon. Mrs.. Solomon Topper returned to South Bend this morning after a short visit with friends here. Fred Trout man left for Logansport this morning where he will spend Sunday with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephenson of Bourbon are the guests of Mr. and .Mrs. E. R. AVood. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McDonald went to Culver this morning for a short visit with friends. Miss Ksther McCrory left this morning for Indiana Harbor where she will spend Sunday with relatives. Mrs. A. P. Kleckner and . daughter left this morning for South Bend where they will spend Sunday with friends. . Lame back is one of the most common forms of muscular rheumatism. A few applications of Chamberlains Liniment .will give relief. For aale by AH Dealers. The work, of repairing the cupola on the Webstpr school building which was damaged bv lightning sometime ago is practically completed and about all that remains to be done is the removing of the scaffolding. a . c - , Mr. and Mrs. S. Beldon have returned from a trip to North Dakota to visit their son, W. A.Beldon and family, at Chandler. - Mr. Beiden says they had a " nice trip. His son has a fine farm there aad is pleased with Ins change. Thecoun - 1 try, howeve Voks , very different than this on account of t're being mo trees. CASTß II A Ter Isfinta zzl CMldrca. 17") KM Yn P-"l 1 ILJ IU..J ILJ I'-ftJ LI.! Lm-M Ccora it Szf srr iTcaAtw of

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Hiss Julia Yoekey is a VP"'1 Wn resident of Plymouth, r,end visitor for the day. . ' ?d through the eity Sunday eveIT;- on his; wav home in South Bend.

Chas. Stahl of Culver Vvisit - or At the county sea M0n3ay. Dan Harris Vas a Soutb Bend today on a ousinejrs- trip. Mr. and Mrs John YlichaTds and Miss Florence "Rxthards "returned today from a. Xisit at Hishawata. Clyde Swinderman who is employ ed at Walkerton spent Sunday with his family In Plymouth . Svlvnnus Unrer returned to South Bend after visiting a few days in Plymouth. v. . .Metskcr lelt on the noon train north today. He is hustling up his political fences. Mrs. Henry Burch who - has been visiting at Indianapolis the past week. ' returned home today. Mrs. Sophia Lopp returned to her home in Tyner after visiting with the family of Nicholas Fleck. Win. Richmond and Mis Dora Capron were South Bend visitors for the day. Miss Hazel Love returned to South Bend this morning after pending Sunday in Plymouth. Alvin Marsh returned Monday rrorning from Tyner where he spent Sur day. Miss Kate Shoner left for Culver his morning where she will stay for a week. Mr. Chas. Kinsel who is employed in Indianapolis spent Sunday with his wife in Plymouth." F. G. Smith returned from a business trip on Sunday morning coming by way of South Bend. Miss Ruth Campbell . of Tyner; who has been staying in Plymouth for some, time, returned to her home Monday, morning. Mrs. Margaret Taylor v ho visitcd lat week with her son, Thomas in Plymouth. returned home to Tvner to Jay. Miss Lillian. Chaney who is em-j ployed in South 'Bend apent Sunday in Plymouth, returning Monday morning. John Fitzgibbon. bookkeeper at the Studebaker 'factory in " South Bend, spnt Sunday wjth friends in Plymouth. . . Win. XTeDutTie left this morning for Lapaz where he has a large amount of cement work to do this week. ! . , f Captain Ed. Morris of . Culver was in Plymouth Monday for a few hours haying a little bu-iness at the Court House to attend to. Chiioron Cry FOR FLETCHER'S PASTORIA Mrs, F. "L McCrory and daugh ter Esther, returned Sunday evening from a visit with the family of Noble McCrory at Indiana Harbor. Harold V. Underwood of South Bend, spent Sunday with his parents in Plymouth, returning on the evening train. John W. Martin, of Kalamazoo, Mich., spent Sunday in Plymouth guest of Mrs. Stephen E. Reeves and familv. A Shetland pony shipped from Beaver Falls, Wisf. to Mrs. C. A. Hartman of this city was carired nast In" the earTv morning train; and came back at noon. Miss Frances Marks, tendier in the Culver schools, returned to her work on the earl;- morning train, having spent Sunday with her parents. .1. W. Wilt long who was the main salesman at All nan's store, has taken a position '.vi th the F. W. Bosworth Company where he will be j pleased to see all his friends. Mrs. Tli,omas Rollins ot South Bend' came down from South Bend Saturday evening and spent Sunday the guest of her father, Mr. Thomas LaBue. Mrs. .Robert Snell is packing her household goods preparatory . to moving to Muncic, Ind., as herhusJhamKs health has failed, and . she I wishes to be with her people. Mr. Joseph W. Williams of Frankfort. Ind.. preached at the Church of God Sunday morning. He was accompanied by. his wife' and child. They left on the evening train fot Burr Oak, where he was to preach in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Asa O. Boose 'living southeast of "Argos, came to the countv seat Saturday, he to attend the horse sale, she to spend the day with her friends, Mrs. Eva L. Underwood. They returned on the evening train to their home. . I Miss Henlen Neu of Bourbon was rin Plymouth a few hoursSundav the P.PSt 0f Miss 'Margaret FolU. 'Mis Neu left for South Bend in the c' eninr.pvhere she expects to remain for some time. . The body of the late Daniel Porter who. died in Chicago last Thursday, was nrou?ht to Plymouth Sunday morning, and taken to the home of bis daughter. Mrs. N. F. Rockhill, cast (tarro street, where the funeral was held Monday at 10:00,

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tcK (;town Monday, yt Iert Bcerbower, a former Vrt is lookini well, which will be good news to his old friends here. John Armstrong of Charlestown, S. C. who ha teen visiting in Chicago for some. time, stopped for a few hours visit with friends in Flymouth. He is on his way to his home in the southland. ns. IV.niel McDonald trno'.lias Treu v.nder the care of a physician sijQC early last week, is so far re covered as to le able to sit up on Siiulav. , Rudolph Haag of South Bend, was ir. the tdtv Saturday, and will go to Ft. Wavne to attend the funeral of his brother Jesse, who was killed Friday in the railroad yards, bv fall ing from an engine while at wort, Mr. anil Mrs. Arthur ' Davis and daughter Marie of T'ennville. Ind.. Miss Florence Stricklen of Woodland, Mich Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Oler of tfiis county, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Wood Saturday. Glen Cresner who is employed with, the Thomas Tile Mill south of Bremen, was in the eitv visiting his mother over Sunday. He says that it will, take till next June to complete the mill at its new location. Whf n it is done this mill will be one of the best equipped plants in the country. In the Snndav issue of the South Bend Xews. under the heading of "Attractive Homes in which South Bend people- live." is a picture of the borne of Jacob Woolverton. tll.T south La ft' vet te street. Mr. "Woolverton is r.-ell known to many of our business men, and has been a frequent, visitor here. Curtis ITaag who graduaTed from our citv Hitrh school last June, left for Chicago Monday afternoon where he expects employment. This is another instance where our brightest boys must seek other places for a livlihood. It is ever the crv"Xothing here to hold a young man,' o they must peek other fields of labor. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McDonald north Walnut street returned on Saturday evening from Culver where !hy visited Mr. McDonald's sister. Mis, Samuel Osborne. These people are among the older residents of .uarsnau couniv, ami Dotu are enievMed by the weight ot vears. ; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hoot on of j near Bristol stopped in Plymouth to-; day while on their way to their old j home near Burr Oak, to look after j some business matters. Mr;Hooton i very kindly brought two dozen of lis big apples to the editor. They! vere Northern Spy, Bellflower, and Talpehawkan ' varieties, and were highly appreciated. They were so j large that it takes just 28 of them to round up a half bushel measure. Mrs. C. P. Dmmmond Donates Prize The South Bend News of Oct. 22, contains a write up of a meeting held by the Progress Club of that city on Saturday afternoon. The club heard the report of the flower shows that were held recently in the South Bend schools, three of which were conducted by the Philanthropic department of -the Progress Club. Tn connection with the prizes given in this contest, the name of Mrs. CP. Drummond is mentioned prominently as having donated one of the prizes Mr. Drummond h the daughter of M. A. O. Packard, pr.sident of the First National hank of this city, and until recent ears was a resident of Plymouth. When' Mrs. Drummond livd heiv' she w'a-i prominent in club circles, having hen a member of the Saturday club. She was alo.a member of. the Mozart club, hav ing held the olhce of president at its organization, continuing in that position until' her removal to South Bend. Her daughter, . Hortense, is a musician of note, having given a nunder of rehearsals in South Bend, and is now in Paris persuing her, studies. Repairing Water Mains. Workmen are busy getting ready to replare the old wood water mains on north Walnut street with iron pipe. There has "been a bad leak there since The Elevator tire,"and the city cnmcil wish to get this repair made before cold weather stops such work. At the time of the Monarch Iron Works fire inJuly, 10)0, when a leak was discovered on, Adams street between Plum and Walnut streets, and instead" of being repaired the pipe was cut, and the ends plugged, this line ho-V been crippled. The file Irydrant at the Presbyterian church corner has Been on a 4 dead end,' and -would yield but light pressure in case of fire in that neigh borhood. v EC, GOES Dcrbcd Virc GUARANTEED to heal without leaving a blemish, or MONEY KEFL'NDED. 60c ai.d $1.00 eizes for fresb. wounds, old sores, sore backs and should ers,burns and bruises. 23c size for Family Use. on. coirs painless elister is painless and guaranteed to cure Spavin, Kingbone, Curb, Sweeny, Splint, Vuils, or aiy cclargement of bone of muscle, or money refunded. Price 50c. FOB SALE BY

SATURDAY CLUB MEETING

Ladios Study Interesting Character of Henry Van Dyke, Noted Writer of Present Day. The program for the Saturday Chb was that they met with Mrs Jessie Brcoke on Oct. 2f, and in spite ; of rain a .fair number of the club ladies were there. The busi ness of Hie day was appointing delegates to attend the State Federa tion of Clubs at Indianapolis, and Mrs. Martlia SfevelisT" President, and Miss Alice Kuiger. Vice-President, were chosen, with Mrs. Florence Boys and Mrs. Xellie Metsker as alternates. The ladies Avill go to Indianapolis TuesTlay returning home en Friday. Mrs. "Pearl M. Snell, Treasurer of t ue club, resigned, and Mrs. Nellie Cressner was chosen to the position. The program was in charge of Mrs. Mary Bäker and Miss Mary Soutnworth. the subject being VanDvke. The ladies carried on the exercises in a-rather unique way reading concerning the subject, and then in a conversational manner discussing what was said of him. Henry -VanDvke was born Nov. 10, "1S52, in Pennsylvania, graduated at Princeton and studied in Berlin, Dr. VanDvke is an apostle of joyous religion, keen love of the best in literature, and a vigorous out-door life. He is especially fond of fishing, and a born "lover of nature. He has been since 1900 the Professor of English Literature at Princeton University." He is the author of a number of . religions books, besides writing many poemsof a high order. VanDvke. said. that "Patriotism is the animating spirit oil a nation and taking our. anthem "America" where it says "I love thy rocks and -rills. They woods and templcl hills; My heart with rapture thrills.--Like that above' ' - . Mr. VanDvke said that this was well adante-1 to New Enuland and the ea .but needed more to make it stir the hearts of the north and south and west, so hd wrote: "T love thine inland sea, Thy groves and giant trees, Thv rolling plains; Thy rivers' mighty sweep, Thv mystic canons deep, Thy mountains wild and steep, ' All thy domains. - T'n silver eastern strands. Thy Golden Cate that stands Fronting the west: Thy flowery southland fair, Thv sweet and crystal air O.. laud hevond compare. Thee I love best." The Saturday Club study for the year embraces a number of writers who have attained eminence in the world of letters, and the members get much enjoyment a week by week some member gives a paper on jthe subject assigned her. James C. Dahlman, "Cowboy Mayor of Omaha. "Throws the Lariat' Mayor Jas. C. Dahlman started his career as a cowbov. -and is at present Mayor of Omaha, and has the following reeord. Sheriff of Dawes Co., Neb., three terms; Mayor of Chadron, two terms; Democratic Nat's Committeeman, eiq;ht years; Mavor of Omaha, six years, and in 1910 Candidate for Governor of Nebraska. Writing to Foley & Co., Chicago, he saj-s: "I have taken Foley Kidney Pills and they have given me a great deal of relief so I cheerfully recommend them.'' Yours truly, James C. Dahlman. For sale by Fred Wenzler. Heating Plant At Church. Cent rnct or ( J. V.'wh st;utel the t'n in the new heating plant at the Calliolk elmreh on Sahirtlay, anl it jrcvel very, satisfactory. Tt is a new idea in heatiui; apparatus. anl Mr. Kich is well pleaseil with its Derformance. It heats quickly, with but a few ounces of pressure, is automatic, shutting off when the heat reaches a jriven point. . am! opening when it runs lown. In this way it needs attention but twice a dav, and consumes vctv little fuel. A bushel of eoal .Mr. Kich says was sufficient to run it through the day Saturday. A Medicine that Gives Confidence Is Foley 's Honey and Tar Compound. Mrs. T. J. Adams. 522 No. Kansas Ave., Columbus, Kas.V writes: "For a number of vears mv children have been subject to coughs ; and colds. I used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and found that it cured their eoughs arid colds, so I 'ieep it in tbe house all the time.". Ttefuse substitutes. For sale by Fred 'Wenzler. ( To Renovate Primary Room. Mesdarnes Wilfru Wajner and John Staley made a canvas qmoajr a i:r.mler of the ".Method ist ladies la; v..-l: to raise funds with which-io irrevnte the Primary room of the Methodist Sunday school. It is the plan to clean the room and-to buy two beautiful new rugs for the floor.

Too "Nke to Continue Much Longer Thte fin weather will soon be over. Then tbc- cold, blustery' winter, which calls for. lots of fuel. And the long, dark nights, , too, which necessitate artificial lights; theoe together add to the expense of the household. ' Why not economize your lighting bills onehalf or more? By usiüg the F. P. Gas Lights those who are using them will, testify to this fact. And those who have not used them are not competent judges. It will cost you nothing to teet them yourself, By calling upon W. E. Leonard, Kendall Block

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