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New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
THE WRONG SIDE.

The wrong reverse side Of embroidered
fabric should he as smooth as the right. This is
imperative in the of initials table napkins.
etc. where both sides to be seen more or less
Threads should be cut closely. and no loose ends
allowed i'm sight Carrying the thread from one
form 10 another and 50 leaving long stitch or
loop the back is also to he avoided. This is
especially bad in the OF centrepiece which
is be placed over tn" tablecloth. for the long
stitch is likely TO show through. Neatness is the
first requisite in plain sewing; surely il should not
be lacking I'm decorative needleWork.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27

OF Christ. lie was q member OF the
Masonic fraternity, a number OF the
Mssons taking part 10 the funeral
services. OF the former teachers be
WAS perhaps the oldest in Marshall Co..
with the exception of J. +. Lsngen-
bsugh, Plymouth.
Mr.. Martin died FRIDAY morning and
was buried Sunday, Rev. NJ. l.. Peter
preaching the sermon. Interment took
place at the Paramount cemetery. The
attendance was large
Mr. Martin was interested in public
affairs, always taking q very active
part in politics. Ever since be came
to Indiana he was one of the leaders ia
the Democratic party
lie leaves a wife, two sons, two
brothers, one sister and many friends
to mourn his departure. Peace to his
ashes.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
Burr Oak.

Garfield Overmyer made busine ess
trip to Chicago Monday.
ID. V. Vsnvsctor preached sunday
morning and evening to large audi
ence.
Amos Osborn went To California last
Wednesday to be gone several months.
Melvin Osborn and wife are spend
ing the holidays la Ravenna, o.
Miss May link has gone to Ft.
Seneca. o., to Welt few weeks.
DIR. Loring was In Plymouth Monday
James McGowen and wife are visit
ing friends al Anderson.
John II. 0vermyer has moved TO his
farm which he recently purchased.
A large number of young folks at
tended the Xmas entertainment at
Sligo Monday evening and they pro-
nounced II success
Amos Crum anticipates moving TO
North Dakota In the spring
Ii is reported that Jerry Overmyer
has purchased the J Ohm :. Carver farm
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
NOTICE TO Resident.

No. II .7s5
State of Indiana, Marshall G. unity, s.:
In the Marshall Circuit Court December
Term. 1901.
Complaint to foreclOse labor lien and for re-
ceiver.
Norman E. Davis ct al. W. David A. SwOn-
ger at. al.
The plaintiffs in the above entitled cause, 10y
j. ID. Chaplin and Samuel Parker. their attOr-
news have filed I'm my office their complaint
against the defendants: and. il appearing by
the aftidavit of competent person that the de-
PENDANTS, David SwOnger and The Marion
Manufacturing Company corporation organ
iZed under the laws of the State OF OHIO. are
nOn-Iesidents Of the State of Indiana: They
are therefore hereby notified of the filing and
pendency OF said complaint against them, and
unless they appear and answer thereto on or
before the calling Of said cause on the llth day
OF March 1902, being the 2nd day of the March
term Of said COu l. 10 be begun and held at the
Court House IN Plymouth, Marshall County
Indiana on the 2nd Monday of March. D..
1907 said complaint and the matters and
things therein alleged will be heard and de-
termined ia their absence.
Witness the Clerk and seal of said
lsEALI Court. 1T Plymouth, this 18th
day of Dec. 1901.
Xxx BROOKE.
Clerk Ma shall Circuit Court
!. ID. CHI APLIN, Plaintiffs Attorney. lilo
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that otto Walter. a
resi-, ent and citizen OF the Town of Bremen,
County OF Marshall, and State of lndiaha he
being qualified voter of said Town OF Bremen
will petition the Board of County Commission
ers OF Marshall County. state of Indiana. at the
January session, 1902. for license To ), II intOx
icatng liquors 10 be drank on the premises
where sold in less q antilles than a quart at a
time with the privilege of conducting a lunch
counter and selling lunches and soft drinks and
tobacco and cigars. in the same place of bust
ne-s where the liquors are sold and drank,
which premises are located and described as
follows On the ground or first floor of the two
story brick building 2l it. . in. wide by " feet
long on the south side of Plymouth street and
on the east side of the west half OF lot No - on
the original plat of the Town OF Bremen in Mar
shall County. state of Ind ana. said room being
40 ft in. long. and 20 IT.. 9 In. wide except at
the northwest corner, where it's cut To IL IT,. 8
irr wide by hall and stairway 1S IT, 9 in. long
There are four doors in said room. one in the
north end and two in the south end of the build
ing. and one door inside To the hallway. The
ceiling of said room is Is IT high from the floor
and the room fronts north Oh Plymouth Street
In said Town of Bremen. OTTO WALTER.
Dated. December II, 1901. l2-Z7w
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
Rutland Items,

Mrs. Eliza McGown and daughter,
Pearl, returned to their home at Nap
psnee Tuesday
Frank Shepherd was Plymouth Wis
itor Saturday.
David Grossman and sister, Mrs.
Laura Thornburg, were Plymouth Wis
itors Saturday.
Isaac Baker is movipg in with Edw.
Cavender, east of town, this week.
Louis Hartman and family visited
with Charles Grove, north of here, Sun
day.
Dan Savage end wife. of Green town
ship, and David Alley and wife, of Hib-
bard, visited sunday with Robert Fris-
niger.
{. f.. Xumbaugh and David Thomas,
of Green township, were IN our village
sunday.
J. +. Myers and wife were Plymouth
visitors Saturday, preparing for Xmas
Sell snyder was in our town Tuesday
csnvsssiug for cream separator.
Preaching next sunday evening &C
7:3O.
Louis Clifton and wife, of Hibbsrd,
visited with Frank Shepherd sunday.
Born, Friday, Dec. y. TO Clifford
krimme and wife, a boy.
L. J. FreshOur returned home Sstur-
day from Bryan, o.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice OF application for license 70 sell intOxi-
eating liquors
Notice is hereby given To the citizens resi-
dents and legal voters OF the second Ward Of
the Incorporated Town Of Bourbon, and u the
citizens residents and legal voters of bourbon
and 70 all Others in any way concerned that
Charles A. Gingle male inhabitant Of the
State of Indiana, over the age of twenty one
CID years and Of good moral character, Of sound
mind and memory, and no ia the habit sf be
coming Intoxicated. and who is now and for
more than year past mas been a bona fde
citizen. resident and legal voter Of Bourbon
Township, in Marshall County. state Of Indi
aua will apply to the honorable Board OF Coun-
ty Commissioners court, 10 be held AT the Court
House In the city of Plymouth, In said Ounty,
said court commencing on the hrSt Monday of
the month of January A. ID 1902 / Will then
aud there make application for license 10 sell
spirituOus. yinous and malt liquors in less guam
tity than quart at time, with Tn privilege Of
allowing said liquors 20 be drank on the prem
iSeS where sold. for one year fr IN the ate of
the rAnting of said license. with the right also
10 sell soft drinks, cigars and tobacco. and To
serve not and cold lunch in the room v here
said liquors are to be sold and drank, which Is
situated, located and described as follows to-
wit. In a room fronting east OH Main street
of the Town of Bourbon. Indiana. and SttuaIe g
on the ground floor OF the twO-stOry. metal
rooted, bricked. veneered building. the same
being the south room thereof said room being
situate the south eighteen u8) feet Of lot
number ten Q0l in BOey's First Addition to the
Incorporated Town of Bourbon. in Bourbon
Township, In MssShall County. State of Indi-
ana The eract inside measurement Of said
room being seventy. eight (7S) feet and four a.
inches long and sixteen (i6) feet and seven G.
Inches wide nd thirteen (l3) feet and six 90
inches from floor To ceiling
And further give notice that / shall apply
for said license for myself and In my own name
and that shall be the sole and actual owner
and proprietor OF said business ana that am
not now nor wi be at any time during the
life Of said license, acting as an agent for an
other nor do intsnG to conduct said business
sons. The said room I'm which propose To sell
intoxicating liquors As aforesaid Is and will be
separate and apart from any other business OF
any kind. except as mentioned herein
CHARLES l.. GLINGLE,
12-H Applicant.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
Death Of George CIabaugh.

George Clabsugh, who was for q
number of years a resident of this city,
and who was employed at the novelty
was instantly killed at Chicago juno
tion on Xmas eve.
The deceased moved from this city
TO south Bend where he served IS
policeman for couple years after
which he was employed ss brakeman
on the b. Il o. railroad. His remains
were taken to the home OF bis parents
near LspsZ where the funeral services
will be held today ct 10 o'clock.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27

Charles +. FIssel and Miss Bessie
Long were united in marriage at the
Reformed church parsonage by Rev
Hartman on Xmas afternoon. The bride
is the daughter of Joshua Long and
the groom is employed i'll this city by
Mr.. Clifford, his home being ut Fort
Wayne.
The young married couple left in the
evening for Fort WAYNE end from
there they will go to Cincinnati, O.,
where they Will remain a few days be.
fore returning to this city where they
will reside until spring
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
ser-Burton Nuptisl.

Arthur b. Wiser and Miss Bertha
Burton were united in marriage yes
terday by Rev. o. ;. Thornberry at
the Presbyterian parsonage.
The bride has been making her hcme
In this city with her brother, Erwin
Burton, and the groom is a son OF
David Wiser.
The young couple left on the noon
train for South Bend, where they will
make their home in the future.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27

The children at Brightside were
given a Christmas entertainment Tues
day evening by Mrs Work and her as
sistsnts. A tree was nicely decorated
and lighted and around it were
presents for each and every one of the
children. Not q one was slighted
though some got some special presents
from their parents and relatives
Promptly at O'Clock the doors of the
rooms were thrown open and the one
hundred and eighty little boys and
girls were arranged so that ell could
see the tree and the exercises.
After musical selection all Joined
Mrs. Work in repeating the Lords
prayer. Declamations and vocal
music followed. Then Mrs. Work in
troduced TO the children ZOnophOne
which greatly pleased them. For
nearly sn hour the zonopbone fur.
nished entertainment for the little
ones. This instrument was presented
to one of the sections by Mrs. Work.
The children at Brightside evidently
had merry Christmas.
Those present from Plymouth were
Mrs. Cleveland and daughter, Queen,
Mrs. T. ). Alleman, Mrs. and Miss
Klinger aud c. W Metsker of the Inde
pendent.
DONATIONS.
The following is the list of donations
for Christmas at Brlghtside:
Bourbon Milling Co, candy
Ball and Co., suits clothes, 3
Cardigan jackets, 9 pairs shoes, pairs
socks, % stocking caps, boxes cracker
jack.
+. 81. Kuhn, turkey.
l.. j. South worth, turkey.
George Vlnall, turkey.
Frank Jscox, turkey.
Vsldimar Weiss, rocking horse.
III. +. Buck, 3 sleds.
King and Davis, cup and saucer, flat
iron and watch.
Dr. BOrton, Christmas greens.
VIM. Holland, Christmas greens.
Queen Clesvelsnd, books for watch
division
Mrs. Elan, Valparaiso, books for
library.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
Met Anarchists.

The Goshen Democ says: While
in Valparaiso recently Lou Miller, OF
Goshen, met number of anarchists
who gave him literature. Among the
papers furnished him WAS copy of the
Free Society Library published by A.
Issack, of san Francisco, who was ar
rested in Chicago in connection with
the Mckinley assassination.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
Obituary.

Robert +. Martin was born In Allie
cheney county, Pa, Sept. q, 1924. In
his twelveth year he moved with his
parents to Holmes Co., Ohio. In 1856
he moved to North township, Mar
shall Co., Ind. Forty years ago he
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
Chas. Miller Wins Turkey.

The following are the scores in the
turkey contest, In bowling off the tie,
at the bowling alley Xmss eve: Durr,
1919; Olwell. IlS; Maxey, 100; Seeger,
III; Miller c., 1873; Heflck, l13; Jilson,
III; Weber, llS.
Miller and burr being tied, the same
was bowled off with the following re-
suit: Miller, 1853; Durr, 123.
Next turkey match on New Years
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
Marriage Licenses.

Dec. 24.-John a. Swartz, %, and
HERNIA Neville, %; Chas. F. Flssel and
Bessie Long.
Dec. 26-Arthur b. Wiser, Is, and
Miss Bertha Burton, 10; Tobias Fash,
81. and Miss Minnie Walker, %; Will
lam IL. Nichols, %, and Miss Gertrude
Myers, 20; Charles f Blue, Is, and Miss
Emma shoemaker, Is.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
FASH Walker Nuptial.

Tobias Fash and Miss Minnie
Walker were united in marriage on
Xmas morning st IL o'clock by Rev. O..
5. Thornberry. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the bride on
North Walnut street.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
Nichols-Myers Nuptia1.

William III. Nichols and Miss Ger
trude Myers were united in marriage
Xmas day by Rev. j +. Hartman at
the Reformed parsonage.
The young couple were residents of
rwin Lakes, but they will make their
future home at LOgsnspOrt, where the
groom has employment.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
Trustees Election.

Notice is hereby given that on We'd
nesdsy, Jan 8. 1902. at 7:30 p m, in the
Presbyterian church, Plymouth, Ind.
the annual meeting will be held for the
election of elders and trustees of said
church. &. III. WILCOX. Clerk.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
EnIargeS Factory.

c. l.. Morris has purchased the ma
chinery. business and good will of
wood working institution a. Stryker,
o., that manufactures binder Stats. Mr..
Morris Will combine this with his plant
here, greatly increasing his output.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
show Their own Character.

Reub Williams, editor of the War
saw Times, holds up the defamers of
character in their true light. He prop
erly estimates them and might have
added that trey are class OF men who
could not get credit for S25 TO save
their necks: Here is what he SAYS:
"SwOrn officers are often accused by
irresponsible people OF accepting bribes,
OF "being on the make, etc, when
there has not been thread of evidence
on which to hang such charges. We
sometimes think that such accusations
usually come from those who, were
they placed in the position of the men
and the public servants whose records
they thus blacken, would be the very
ones to accept bribe or engineer 8
"knockdown."
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
Notice To Subscribers.

A great many of our subscribers set.
tie up all dues against them on the
first day of January. We would like
this year to have more of them do so.
Arrange, If delinquent. To call as soon
after Jsn. l, 1902 as possible.
MARSHALL COUNTY INDEPENDENT.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
COST APPORTIONED.
BOARD APPORTIONS THE Ex.
PENSE OF NORTH MICHIGAN
STREET PAVEMENT.

Cost Averages About $5.3i Per Linesl
Foot-In the Residence Section the Aver
age Cost to Adjacent Property Owners Is
s3si.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27

Francis NJ. Bnrkett, n = IT. lot 3S 10 20
Francis NJ. Burkett, 2l tt of
% #, lot IS Il2 20
Julia E. Thomp on. u fl of
Il IT, lot 3s l2S 50
Philip :. Alleman, IL ft, lot 3s 220 %
Philip ;. Alleman, n TT, lot 81 , 81
Daniel l.. Speicher, all of lot 80
ex ft off side and eX 25i5
# and by - and W In Sc
cor, lot 80 $50 co
Plymouth State bank, 25i5 #
aud 8 by - and W In SO cor,
lot 3g....-..-.-...-.... 1876 So
John Bsin. und of 40 TT.
lot 40 1O7 30
Jerry Blsln, estate, und > of
20 It, lot 40 -.---- lO7 80
(Julis X. BlsIn, Oliver X.
Blsin and Emma A. Allema0,
heirs of Jerry BlsIn, Diseased
Michael Speisshoter, u TT of
81 #, lot 10 (Csthsrine Spiess-
hotter, gusrdisn) .----- l2S so
William w. Hill, q #, lot 40 l2S SO
William W Hill, lS15 ft, lot IL 80 30
Norman Woodward, 32 IT of
4015 TT, lot IL -.-.---..-.- rs o.
Meyer Lsuer, 2l , fl of ~
#, lot Al 1l5 81
Mary E. Thayer, 26 1t, lot II 139 30
Mary Z. Thayer, Ii #, lot AZ 80 -
Augusta L. LOesch, lS15 IT OF
8 "A TT, lot i2 .-..-. 90 30
John e Kuhn, n 1879 IT of s 5512
ft, lot - ...........-.........-...... % 30
LeoDOrs A klOepfer, 81 fl,
lot ~ 1913 -
William Scar, Polk and Sering
add, "a IT, Bank lot - 296 10
Sl4,740 II
Total cost of Improvement S20,672 "A
Benefits assessed upon lots
etc ----. -.---.. 1870 Il
Difference to be paid by City 5 5,932 81
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27

General Reub. Williams, of the War
saw Times, includes the following
observation In his series of Old-time
"reminiscences: ain speaking of farm
ing, | am led to make the remark that
during my long residence in this city,
and from observations | have made,
farmer after be reached the age Of 40
years, To change his calling and move
to town with the intention of entering
business. | have noticed this thing so
closely from my bCyhood to the present
time that | dread In many cases-espe
cially if the individual is q friend and
acquaintance-t0 see him dispose Of his
farm with that intention In view
have known so many disasters TO fol
low, that in a number of instances
have strongly urged the person not to
dispose of his farm with such an object
in view, and in some cases have sue
ceeded in preventing such a course.
Very often q wrong impression prevails
as to the easier way of living town peo-
pie have over the farmers. This is not
cult, requires more hours of labor per
day to live IN town than in the country
and the cost of living is almost double.
At any rate, l have always when l had
the opportunity advised the man who
owns farm to stick TO it rather than
TO sell it and enter some other business.
| could name dozens of cases here the
farmer has laid down his all in re-
markably short time and these in
stances have been 80 numerous that, as
| have said, feeling of dread seiZes
upon me whenever | hear of an in
| tended sale of the kind alluded to. In
my time [ presume | could name fifty
instances where total failure followed.
Democratic Club Appreciates Independent
The following letter from the ST.
JOseph county democracy is acknowl-
edged and appreciates:
Editor Metsker. the Independent,
! Plymouth, Ind.
! Dear Sir-Prrmit us TO tender the
thanks of the 81. Joseph county
democracy to you for your bright,
interesting and unequivocally dem
ocrstic newspaper, copies of which
may be seen on the tables in our
directors room. Unsolicited as was
this kind favor of yours, we deem our
selves under particular obligations 10
you, and we trust that your paper may
remain visitor to our quarters.
Hoping to see you at the convention
TO be held here the 2nd prox., and again
thanking you for your signal courtesy
we have the honor TO be.
| Very truly yours,
ST.. JOSEPH County DEMOCRACY,
South Bend, Ind
ISAAC X PARKS, Sec.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27
Confidence Game CIeverIy Worked.

Confidence Game Cleverly Worked.
Valparaiso Messenger: More than
a score of farmers in the DeighbOrhoOd
of hamlet have become entsngled in an
old confidence game. They ordered
portraits emerged through an alleged
representative of Chicago art COM
psny, at a cost of 90 cents each. When
the pictures arrived at the express
office they were 10 frames and the bill
in each case was 81. When the re-
ceiver objected the agent asked him to
sigh a release receipt which now turns
up as note.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27

Edwin Tanner is visiting his parents
in this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-11-30
HOW NATTER WAS MANIP-
ULATED
Resume Of Trouble Which
Brought About Admins
tratiOu'S Downfall

It is believed here that Governor
jenkins Is removed on account OF his
connection with the sanitarium deal
and that he will not fall alone but
that others will follow. Not oniy is
one other removal of a territorial Of
ficer predicted. but It is thought that
several resppointments will be with
held that otherwise were almost sure.
The true story ob the nanitarium
transaction mas never been made pub
lie, although II is known on the
streets here and Is being banded from
mouth TO mouth as common property.
This is the list Of those holding or
who have held stock In the sanitari-
um:
Governor Jenkins had $40 900 worth,
and Secretary Grimes. in partnership
with Jim Robb, sl5,OOO Delegate
Flynn made each enc of them give
up $4,000 which made him $4,000.
Marshal Harry Thompson Is supposed
TO be in with II. II. Watkins. who is
treasurer of his bank in Enid, in the
$4,000 he holds. Fred H. Thwing.
bank examiner, has $4,000: Harry
Asp. regent of the university $4,000;
Dr. winkler, member Of the upper
house OF the legislature $500. and
Jim Cottingham $4,000.
II will be seen that except Cotting-
ham, all the men who went into the
sanitarium deal are territorial officers.
II Governor Jenkins is guilty Of wrong
they are all more or less guilty. Those
who speculate on the matter can not
see how President Roosevelt will con
slider Jenkins unfit for Office AMI al
low these others to remain.
There Is no longer any secret how
tn csanitarium company was organ
lied The corporation was for $4,000
stock at par. with on-y $4,000 paid in.
Every man that sold out doubled his
money. In the case Of tho goveinor
the quarrel came W when n cane to
transfer his stock wnica was held for
him by J. w. McNeol. lie hal sod
the stock. and desired 20 deliver II
McNeal told him he desired TO know
whether he was going to be appointed
treasurer before he curned over the
stock This brought on the row. In
the meantime Flynn stepped In and
threatened 90 expose Ieakms IL he did
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-11-30
LARGEST or ITS KIM.
IBy Associated Press.I

Chicago, Ill.,, Nov. 30-Great prep
arations have been completed for the
opening tonight Of the International
Live Stock exposition. Both as re-
CARDS the number and variety OF the
exhibits the exposition will eclipse
all previous shows Of its kind. The
live stock industry of the United
States is represented as never before.
Cattle from Texas and the great west
ern plains, sheep from Ohio, Utah,
Idaho and Wyoming. and hogs from
many sections of the country aFe
shown In bewildering variety. In ad-
dition there are interesting displays
Of high ored cattle from Canada and
several parts Of Europe. Added in
terest will be attached to the exposi-
tion next week by the meeting OF the
National Live Stock association
which viii begin its sessions Tues
day