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lor rs' Ha nights Presentation Of . -.
cess IqIn sss was an unau, Inca sa.ns.
comedy. wholesome so9rsp, az, cleyeriy astei.
Of a he sos. prd.st is ARE 'eansd John
i eSasm and ans and ssroSatie ri kind 1'
and pressnssl s. and ,snisrlainas eomsi r
s ssy INA, is bound to give both both n J. :
onsmsndea IS r and can b ohsorfully as rsc
ysritable mirth. .,cass cure Tor the blu.s.
recton company Is travelling unde Ts ,hs sad
versil L sa asssr'i !, Arthur WARDS and nd
rights gor w i51. when they parc iasssea
asn.ntt Il a' se esy They sso shared
cas. the perpeirstors' o o members for the
M Mr. Wn,, correctly telms them as tae
The conpsn ,sf 4 Walker. who Is tbs star Il
set,aE T. ta o. rcneme ets TSs ana his
sncss "a en,oyei his honeymoon s, y ra.
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4 pnoDAnLE ADJusrMnNr.



Foreclosure.
Relative TO the statement In yesterdays
Post conserving the seizure Of the stock OF
goods on Main street at what is known
as tho Boston Shoe Store, Deputy United
States Marshal e. T. Darragh from Gal
weston met the attorneys on beth sides of
the question at the Fox building yesterday
with = view Of determining the time for
serving tho papers.
Judge Norman q. Kttrcli represents A .
NJ Parker OF the shoe store and the cred
itors were represented by Attorneys Hunt.
Allen q Watkins. Homer Mitchell and NJ.
w. Garnet
Il IL thought these gentlemen may be
able to arrive at an an4cabie adjustment
Of tho obligations and prevent the neces-
eity OF seizure 10 satisfy the dissatisfied
creditors through bankruptcy PROCEEDINGS
Nothug definite waA determined, how
ever at the cCnference yesterday and more
time was granted 10 witch to effect the
adjustment Deputy Marshall Darsgh will
remain 10 the city and await the decision
Of tfe' counsellors.
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"MY FRIND FRoH Y

my Friend from lndia
will be the attracticn q sv
ope.a house Tuesday. Jan9ns,I
Torrance only. does not noI
mirror up to nature-inoy
from nature and as impos
expsct-but II depends len
cess upon the manipuiato,,,
very modern type o.
words. the fun OF inc
is the backbone OF faia
around the mishaps occnlI.;
ting In place, taking away
place again, of a lookins
the aforesaid mishsl's Az
something that need npI y
inasmiych as a descript'un
seldom reads well 10 pa
more to the purpose 70 ~
Du sou,bst, the autlaor o
from India" has inyo,y
business in the direc!iss
injected into the dlaigss
amount OF bumor- AZ ~
said In New York WIZ,
h,iled as the great coms'
decade. -
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OFFICERS NOMINATED
For the Union Epworth League 20 he
Elected Friday.

For the Union EpwOrth League TO BE
Elected Friday.
There was meeting Of the terminating
committee OF tho Union Epworth League
Yesterday afternoon at the Shearn church
chapel for the purpose OF nominating two
tickets as candidates for officers to be
voted on at tho general meeting CT the
leag'i5 TO occur next Friday night. The
two dominating committees were: Miss
Ruby Dealy, chairman: r.. s. Culpepper,
n #. Daviss. NJ. Hutchinson and Miss
Mary Ronewitz.
Miss Mary Swope, chairman; Mrs. John
Charlton, Miss Hortense Dechau,nes. Miss
Maud Daviss, A. a. Burger and Bruce
Ferguson.
The meeting was we'll ATTENDED, and two
tickets formulated rea5y for voting. This
beirg the only purpose OF the meeting ad.
jo,irnment was then taken to meet with
the entire body Friday night.
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other labor organizations through the
American federation
The charter membership fee was placed
at 81 and the charter will be held open
until next Sunday morning, when per-
mancnt union will be organized and the
semi annual election OF officers had. Those
present have taken this step in order that
all who may desire may have an oppor-
tunity to Join before the closing Of the
charter 81
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R.ker. ana Confectton.r..

The Journeymen Bakers and Conrec-
toners Union No. rs met yesterday and
held their semi-annual election. with tho
following result; William HULA, presi-
dent; ED. Kuhn. vice president; c. J. re-
lits. recording secretary; Dan Oberholx,
financial secretary; Willie Keisten. treas-
Cier
Delegates 10 the central body: william
Hhlla and Philip Rsssler.
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Twenty odd journeymen painters. dec
orators and paper hangers met In Red
Mems hall yesterday morning and aftc.
thoroush discussion decided TO apply
70 the brotherhood OF Painters md Dec
oratore Of america for . charter. This
body has its National headquarters at
Baltimore. Nd. and IL affiliated with the
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ARKANSAS PASS ITEMS.
Truck Farming Is Again ma Extern
---- AlXe lndunfry.

Arkansas Pass. Texas, January Tim
usual activity is being dfsnlaysd here by
the truck farmers; all the lan6s that have
hesn lying idle for several ysars 10 being
PVT III cultivation again Potatoes. peas
ana beans are already IN the ground.
Tomato plants are in the beds ready for
'ranspianting and larger acreage than
usual Of watermelcrs and cantcloupes will
be planted.
number Of people have come mere re-
esssly 70 escape the rigors OF the winter.
~ y, 3. Stevenson Of Joplin. No, came
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z ~ 'TypogrAphlo.a union mst II
~ sasntnly aeseton Yesterday after
H. t'anaee3ed reutins business. The
\ I'M qfleefe xees etscted TOR the en-
4 q f,p n AZ npeaths: W. II, Blouat.
neI1Win, vice president;
\ y eeeretery; Frank Nather,
f{etDeE rergennt ct arms;
~ Nno1lng c1Nk: =, B. Gwope.
Y H. Max Ap1rnH. w. q.
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take IAxntsys Bromo oulnine Tablets. An
drpes1sts refund money n il falls 70 cur.
SO. The gesuine has L.R.o. on each tablet,
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Your business is our
10 say, your business s ~
to clean or dye. Am n.y.
Works. 1911 Congress
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When YOU deal with
own goods back, done = q,
where. Our address .
Laundry, 9l2 Prairie ~
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Fowler, auditing committee; G.. r. Tucker.
Hugh Everett, n. c. Maisch, Ben Wolf.
delegates to Labor council
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THE DEATH ROLL.

Letah May Whiting, ased 7 years c,,,,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Whiting. lied ahn,'s
noon January Z. Services were heia =,
their home. 9i5 Washington street =,
$3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon. corJ,.,s =,
BY Rev. J. w. Horn, Burial IN Holiywoodd
cemetery. "Soa
Katie. the s-month his odd daughter ~ ~.
Calvst Ardrus. died at O'Clock yessars a.
morning at the family residence STA. S,a,ss
street and was buriesa at 1880 o'clock az az
Glsnwood. -
W. c. Bward, aged IS years diea i.
5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon n HART
burg and win be buried there At s o.c,nes
today. Deceased leaves wife 70 mourn mourn
his loss. =
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
Hitching Post Natter.

The hitch rack question is a matter
of considerable agitation in Plymouth
at present. Blain & Co., Hill Il Son
and NJ. SpeishOffer are each putting W
racks IN front OF their business place:
on Michigan street.
Some of tue merchants object to hav
ing vehicles on Michigan street, but it il
argued that there is no place else fol
racks, unless they be placed in front OF
dwelling houses which would not be
tolerated.
True, farmers can be sent to the
court house racks, but many OF them
object to leaving their horse, practically
outside of the city. They want to hitch
where they can keep surveillance OF
their teams. There has been general
CON plant against Plymouth because OF
failure to afford hitcbing accommoda-
tions, and many farmers have tr AIDED al
Argos, Bourbon and Bremen just on
this account.
1t is not our place to say where hitch
Ing posts should be placed, but it is very
evident that they are needed in the bust
hess portion of the city and badly.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
Fourth OF July.

The lndtp-nd- a t, t. imprp.s it
upon our cou try lends that The
Fourth f July ell With ut duubt b.
the greatest event in Northern Indiana
this year. 1t ill not simply b 4 ga'..-
ering Of MarshaI county people but
there will be hdndredS here from as
many a. ,hiity counties il the tat.
The reunion of the 18th regiment sill
bring together over 1900 soldiers ami
there will be host Oh friends or each
and every soldier here to witness the
re-ga,heriGg under army disci pine. The
fair grounds will be covered with sol
diers nts, Xhibiting sight that tnre
will fai 10 appreciate. In auction to
this reunion the committee has secur. q
Congressman Landls d Brick, two
able orators for the occasions. icy
will speak from the c,uit house steps
on the Fourth.
There Will Or so balloon ascensions
on the Fourth, With au eXpeI ienc ed
trapeZe peri rmer In addition there
witt be two ball Games each Gay, i'll
which the famous Nebraska Indians
will meet the Bremen club. The Lo-
gaDspOrt aud Rochester clubs will also
play. Bands from Bremeu and Argos
have already been secured to assist the
Plymouth bands. 1t is also unders t0u d
that Bourbon, Bremen a d Argos will
each send mp glee clubs. The fire
works will be expensive and attractive.
Every one of our country friends in
shall county should take holiday
on this occasion and give themselves
an enjoyment that they can not help
but thoroughly appreciate.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
Weekly Independent Gets Praises

The compliments which our solicit ors
and collectors hear Tor the Mar hall
County Independent are numerous and
gratifying 10 the publisher. That me
Independent is credited by the farmers
with being the best weekly paper in
Marshall county is no longer questioned
where there is an opportunity of CON-
parisoD, and the rapid growth of the
Weekly Independent shows conclusive
ly that our farmers are not slow in see
ing point.
The fact that the Independent is a
clean, nOn-partisan paper, with enter
prise pouring out fir M every column, is
the reason for its rapid growth. 1t is
paper that can be read out loud al the
supper table and its editorial opinions
are not SO bigOted as to be offensive,
which can not be said of any paper
which is serving as party medium.
We want Marshall county people as
readers not because of our religion or
politics, but because the Independent;
is genuine newspaper and gives more
for the money than can be found else
where. Tell your friends TO get a sam
pie copy, If they are not subscribers.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
Novelty May Change.

1t is generally understood that the
Indiana Novelty works are to be sold to
trust within short time. The
present owners are reluctant to make
any statement at present. If so, Plym-
preston that will devitaliZe business
Should the trust make this it's manufac-
turing headquarters, tnere would be an
point but If on the other hand, il should
decide to close up this factory, contin-
ing it's activity to some other city, then
there would be general exodus, In
the meantime, our people will await the
outcome In breathless silence.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23

pupils ana friends are picnicing at the
fair grounds. Father Mnench of Val
paraiso Will be i attendance.
The Rothchilds department store of
CHICAGO pays the Evening News of that
city 100000 a year for advertising
The space consists of one full page
daily six times week.-Newspaper
Talk.
Miss Maud Metsker, who has been
visiting her parents at Delphi, returned
to Plymouth today, bringing her little
niece, Damaris Metsker, home with
her. Miss Metsker will remain here
until after the Fourth, when she will
start for Washington, ID. C..
f. r. Hogle, assistant superintendent
of the United States Express Co. stop
ped over last night few hours on his
way to South Bend. While here he
made arrangements with their agent,
Frank H. kleber, as to the handling of
Express from extra trains which will
be pnt into service in few days on the
l.. f. II. W. r. r.
David J. Conper will arrive here this
evening at 6:17 from New Albany with
the remains of his wife, whose death
occurred Yesterday at p. m. Remains
will be taken 70 the residence of MIR.
and Mrs. John III. Chase, in South
Plymouth, where funeral services will
be conducted by Rev l.. ). Smith to-
morrow at 2:30 p. NJ.
Today noon the deputy sheriff ar
rived from Rochester to accompany JO-
seph Shaw to that city, where he was
implicated in horse theft. The sheriff
of Rochester telephoned TO j. f. Mar
SHALL aud he found his victim at
o'clock this morning, at the old foundry.
The horse has not yet been found, for
it was taken by Mr.. Shaw's SOD, who
took a differe Mt route from Rochester
Poor old Columb City has begun to
think that she ought to celebrate the
Fourth of July. If her business men
can get together before the Fourth,
they may resolve to shoot fire cracker
Oh TWO, but the chances are that her cit
liens will all come over to Ply mOuth to
attend a genuine celebration and wit
ness the reunion of the 18th regiment
on the same day. No doubt Columbia
City, like Goshen, will conclude that
Plymouth is the only city in Northern
Indiana this year which can secure a
successful gathering on Independence
Day.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
From Thursdays Daily.
Machine oil at Forbes.

Machine oil at Forbes. tfw
VIM. Everly is in Fit. Wayne on
business.
DIR. Abner, of Groyertown, is IN
Plymouth today
Wallaces circus will pitch their tents
north of Morris MILL
Mrs. Brook Bowman of Bremen, is
the guest of Dora Fogle.
Mrs. Chas. Kanarr and grand-daugh-
ter have gone to visit relatives in Lake
county.
Chas. Dew, OF this city. is in Column
bia City contemplating the starting of
bakery.
Mrs. Rollins and Mrs. Kemmer of
Lima, Ohio, are visiting j. E. Haines
and family.
Mrs. Monroe Reams and son Ray
mOnd of indianapolis, are visiting
Henry Mitchell.
Mrs. Mary Curran and DIR. W. N.
Grey of Michigan City, are attending to
legal business here today.
The town is blazing with posters of
the Great Wallace shows announcing
their date here on Friday, June %.
Machine oil for 20 cents gal. A
good machine oil for 30 Cents a gal. A
better machine oil for 40 cents a gal
at Forbes Seed Store. tfw
Mr.. Tuttle, who has been working at
+. NicOlay's, has resigned his position
on account of i'll health. Mr.. Rhine
hart of Logansport has taken his place
Consult Dr. Pm. ID Paul, of Chicago
about your eyes and ears al the home
of Mrs. NJ. Yockey, Wed. July B. Elk.
animation free. Poor Treated free.
Bradstreet gives the earnings OF
about half the railroad mileage of the
country for May. The figures show a
gain of ~ per cent. over May, 1898, and
1871 per cent over May, 1897.
Yesterday was the last day IF school
at st. Michael's academy, and today the
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
WinOna Assembly.

Few of our readers are aware of the
great improvements which have been
made at WinOna Park, Winona Lake,
Indiana. This institution is bull upon
the two ideas of "Chautauqua" and
Mortified" (Mr. Moody's Bible Con
ierence.) Over $250,000 have already
been expended by the Association upon
the grouDds, buildings and equipments.
parties have built many elegant sum-
mer homes. Everything indicates a
very large attendance for this new and
rising institution. The grounds were
opened June 10. There will be pro-
gram from July 3 to Sept. |.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
Buck wheat at Forbes.

Bnckwheat al Forbes. #"
OH Is cheaper than machinery All
grades and prices Al Forbes. ttw
Bert Gilmore came down from Chi
cago last evening to attend commence
ment.
Mrs. Johh II. Green and children, of
Ligonier, are visiting Tom Houghton
and wife.
Mrs. Harry Wildermith went to
Loganspor' today to visit for an indef-
mite time.
Wakefield Purse ard wife, of North
Liberty, are visiting l.. H. VanscOIak
and family.
Elnors and Louise Zechiel returned
from Warsaw this morning Oh their
Way to Culver.
Schuyler Beerbauer went to South
Bend last evening to accept position
in one of the factories.
All sports on the Fourth of JULY ex
cept the ball games will occur on Mich
igan ana Laporte streets.
-Four orphan children were received
at Brigh;side yesterday. There are now
just 50 in the institution.
Mrs. Senour returned TO Bourbon this
morning. She has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Peter Disher.
Ford Reynolds made another daring
leap OF 10 feet at the swimming hole
near the fair ground this morning
Miss Ella Craig and Mrs. Chas Carey
returned to South Bend this morning
after visiting her parents for few
weeks.
At Bremen yesterday the Cuban
Giants won the game of ball-14 to 8.
Both teams left for kendsllville where
they play today.
A G. North, w. j. Benner and Au-
gust Weisgert, viewers of the Arney
ditch. went to Warsaw today TO make
their final report.
Evelyn Harsch left for Argos this
morning for few days visit. From
there she will go to Wlndfall, Ind, and
thence to Chicago TO sprnd her summer
vacation.
Priscilla SewaIl, who has been visit
ing her sister Mrs. VIM. Kyle, went to
Chicago to remain a few weeks. She
will then return to Plymouth where she
will make her home.
W. III. Conger received a telegram
from his brother, ID. j. Conger. of New
Albany, Ind, stating that Mrs. Conger
was rapidly growing worse, and her
physicians think she can live only few
hours.
Miss Mabel Jacoby returned from
rerre Hsuie today, where she has been
attending the State normal. She was
accompanied by Miss Jessie McAlpine
and Vern Keller, who will go to Bour-
bon this evening.
A telegram received by Mr.. Frank G.
NippOId informs him that Mr. and Mrs.
J. ID Oliver and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Baur, of Terre Haute, left at 10 O'Clock
today on the Kaiser friedrich, hound
for Europe. All the party are well, and
Mr.. Oliver is feeling particularly So
South Bend Times.
An imposing sign of enormous size
has been stretched across Michigan
street, from 18th headquarters. for the
purpose of advertising the reunion. The
sign was painted by Smith & Tascher;
ore side representing the battle of Ma
nilla, the other side reading, "Stude-
bakers Tigers. LIST annual reunion,
July and 4, at Plymouth, Indiana"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
Notice to TAXPAYERS.

BY reQue-i OF tie board ~ review.
persons havi'g grievances reia i've to
their assessments OF rea estate, viii be
heard as follows:
Center township, June - att 2S. 1899.
Plymouth, June % and 30. 1899.
Union township and Cnlver, july l.,
1899
Green and Walnut townships and
Argos, July 3, 1899.
Tippecanoe and Bourbon townships
and Bourbon, July ), 1899
German and North townships and
Bremen, July 6. 1899.
Polk and West townships, Julv Z,
1899 HENRY II. MILLER.
Clerk of the Board.
Bremen, Bourbon, Argos and Cul-
Yer papers please copy
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
Three Balloon AscenSions.

The committee. has closed i contract
with Prof. NJ. H. Phillips, the worlds
most successful aeronaut. for three as
censiOns, one on the Bird of July and
two on the Fourth On the evening If
the Fourth the balloon will be lighted
up and the professor will handle fire
works while IL the clouds The balloon
will ascend tn the height of 1900 feet,
more than half a mile The professor
will leap from the balloon and descend
TO the ground in his parachute. making
one of the most interesting aerial eXhi-
tons ever Witnessed.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
Next Years Teachers.

The following is the list of teachers
who will direct the young idea in Plym-
outh during the next school year:
wASHINGToN SCHOOL.
Room A-D. Frank Redo. Phebe G.
Thompson, X. \. Ch8st.
Room b Jacnh Martha.
Room C-P,ter ID. Burgeaer.
Room D-LesiIt Il. Bel.
Room Prank b. Carey. Warsaw.
Illinois.
Room F Emma Crowley.
Room q Mrs. Mamie kleinscamidf.
Room II Lydia Il. reeters. Auburn
Room Is. lr ne ';eebe. Auanan. III.
Room Rose G.. Smiti.
Room GineIva Daughertv. Hol-
land. Mich.
Room NJ Mrs. Ethel Wiltfour Bell
WEBSTER SCHOOL.
Room p Carrie \. Baker.
Room Q Ada Be,be, Amman. Ii.
Room Il. Helen J. Good.
Room S-Ida N. Harris.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
Lake Erie & Western R. R.

indianapolis ~ Michigan City Division
Time Card Number 5O.-In effect May
81. 1899.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
No. 2O.-Due u leave Plymouth AT IL :55 a. IN
No. 22.- 6:ls p. m
SOUTH BOUND TRAIN
No. 23-Due 10 leave Plymouth at 1904 q. IN
Nc. ~ 5:35 p. IN
No, l5l-LOcal freight. ". 1855 a.. IN
Nos %. 20 and % run daily except Sunday
% makes direct connections at Indianapolis
with Pennsylvania Co. Big Four, and c. H. d
D.; also at Upton with main line trains for
all points east and west.
VI. nAUBENSPECK, Agent
'lvrr niith, nd
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GIVEN DIPLOMAS.
Continued from First Page }

spersed were stories and anecdu e. Of
schOo days and chidhood which gave
life 10 the affair ANA revived the flag
gine memory. After the alumni had
re>pnni'a, sp'.cb.s were lpArd from
Prot. Chase. -. Franz Redo ami Wm.
Kendall 1t is o"fthy o. uotr lat d
new set Of officers were elected. LOUIS
Mcdonald thus succeeds Charles Drum
mohd d president, Estella Chase was
elected secret AIRY. ana James Gilmore,
Jr. treasurer.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
StrangIed Himself to Death.

The body of Carl Seib.h, a suicide,
lies at the morgus in Laporte. Death
was caused by strangulation and the
body when found was still warm, but
life was extinct. Selbert had been dis
sipating for several days, self-destruc-
ton being his final act. He placed q
strap about his neck, which ne tied to q
stringer, and death resulted from slow
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23

pr. Benepe, wife and sou, who have
been hp guests al me Palmer house for
several days, departed for Indianapolis
Monday nOCu. The doctor Is erecting
a fine cottsge on the EAST side and the
son was a student of G. NJ. 4 last ear.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
= ANDALIA LINE
TINE TABLE,

In effect May 15.-Trains leave Plymouth as
follows:
TOR THE NORTH.
No. 10 Daily except Sunday. 1894 q. m. for
South Bend.
No. II Daily except Sunday, 1880 noon for
South Bend
No. 8 Daily except Sunday, 1908 %. M for
South Bend.
FOR THE SOUTH.
No p, Excep Sunday. 6:15 IN. for rerre Haute
Nc. 3, " " 1882 ON
No 7:4O D. m for Iogansport
For complete Time Card. giving all trains and
stations and for full IL 'mation as to rates
through cars etc. address
T. A. DOWNS. Agent,
Plymouth. Ind
L. = T09li 'isnersl Passenger Agent,
CT outs Nc
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23
From Wednesdays Daily.

Austin Milliman expects to leave for
Boston this evening.
re. O'BIennis, of Argos, attended
to legal business in our city yesterday
Fred Becker came from Chicago last
evening to see his brot her Sidney grad
uate
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-23

l.. +. LOREE, E A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent.
b2l-9s.-F PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates OF fare through tickets
baggage checks, and further information re-.
garding the running of trains, apply to any
Agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines