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The age-herald., 1901-09-22
Closed MOnday-Open Tuesday Morning
 "The Largest Store South of the Ohio. LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB.
Cut Prices on All Text Books Authorized for Use ill the Public Schools,
 Session l9Ol=2.
FIRST GRADE.

FIRST GRADE. JUNIOR
 Alabama Exercise Book No. (double Ruled), 5c Noiseless slate and Pencil, 9c SENIOR
 Davis Beginners Reader, 23c Bass Nature Stories, Plant Life, for 24c Vertical Copy Book "A" ec
 SECOND GRADE. JUNIOR
 Davis Second Reader, 3sc Autumn-All the Year Round Series, 29c Natural Music Pr.mer 29c Vertical Copy Book No. 1, 6c Webb's Practical Drawing, Part I, 19c SENIOR
 Davis Second Reader, 36c Baldwin's Fairy Stories and Fla bles, 33c Natural Music Primer, 29c Vertical Copy Book No. 2, 6c Webp's Practical Drawing, Part 8, 1ec
 THIRD GRADE. JUNIOR
 Davis Third Reader, soc Eggleston's Stores of Great Americans, 38c Metcalfs Elementary English for 38c venables New Elementary Arithmetic, 38c Natural Music Primer, 29c Roberts Blank Speller, 1oc Vertical Copy Book No. 3, 6c Webb's Practical Drawing, Part 2, 18c SENIOR
 Davis Third Reader, soc Egglestons Stories of American Life, 45c Metcalfs Elementary English for 38c Venable's New Elementary Arithmetic, 38o Frye's Elements of Geography for 59c Natural Music, 29c Roberts Blank Speller, 1oc Vertical Copy Book No. 4, Sc Webb's Practical Drawing, Part 2, 1Sc
 FOURTH GRADE. JTTNI0R-
The age-herald., 1901-09-22

This is Broadway car,'' reiterate the conductor wearily.
 When the car reached the downtown section the befuddled individual aros and beckoned to Ine conductor.
 Shay, I want 10 go home. Don't tht car pass Pearl street?" he asked.
 This car is still a Broadway carl said the conductor in a tone that wou1 have made a Boston maiden envious.
 Well, jus wanted a ride, anyway said the man as he settled himself bad in his seat and rode around me lod with the conductor.
The age-herald., 1901-09-22
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after splitting refiectively at a spot on the wall, he said:
 sWhy, to see what they starved ito death on, of course"
 Then he wondered what they all want ed him to buy the drinks for.
The age-herald., 1901-09-22
Disconnected.

From the Detroit Free Press
 Say, Mame," said the hello girl dur ing a lull in the calls, to her intimate friend who occupied the next chair.
The age-herald., 1901-09-22
croker Not Apt to Resign.

From the Washington Post.
 There Is not much prospect of Dick Gro ker becoming a citizen of England al long as he can control the New York jul diciaYy.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20

Sol Miller, of Plymouth, was here
Thursday evening.
Jonas Edwards and Ray Bennett
were Donaldson visitors Thursday eve
ming.
The mssq rersde dance, which was
held here Saturday evening, was q sue
cess and sll report a good time.
J. r. Miller, wife and daughter, Mrs.
J. Il. Stringer, went to Argos Wednes
day morning to visit relatives and
friends
Henry b. Hall visited the schools in
this town Thursday.
Miss Laura Pense, of near Plymouth,
visited at the home of j. L. Stringer
Monday and returned home Wednes-
day morning.
Work is progressing here on the
double track. They have begun to lay
the ties and rails.
James Edwards, of near this place.
has purchased the Burgner property,
better known as the Pearson property
at this place.
William Kreighbsum, of South Bend.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. WelbDrn. of near this place.
The lodge of this place will give an
oyster suppsr at Russells hall Thurs
day evening, Dec. IS. Everybody is
cordially invited.
f. +. Jones, of near this place, who
has been critically i'll, is able to be
about.
Messrs. and Mesdsmes Sherman
Tuttle, Louis May and son, Mrs. Houser
and MIR. Northcot arrived here Sstur-
dsy afternoon to attend the funeral of
their father, the late Cornelius Tuttle.
Walter Burns was Plymouth visitor
Saturday.
Mrs J. f. Whitesell and son, Charles,
transacted business in Plymouth Sstur-
day.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. w Whitesell, of near this place, died
Monday, Dec. Is, aged weeks. The
funeral was held at the house Wednes-
day, Dec. 1S, Rev Msttox officiating.
William Hite, the day operator here,
went to Inwood Tuesday evening to
spend a few days with his parents.
The remains of Cornelius Tuttle
were sent here from Ravenns. o.,
Thursday, Dec. IL, at the age Of "A
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20

The trouble existing in the ranks of
the 18th Indiana district democracy on
account of the date selected by the
district chairman, Peter Kruger, Of
Plymouth, for the district convention
will probably be settled by Mr.. Kruger
immediately. Leading democrats of
this county have addressed a cOmmun-
icstion to the chairman asking him to
change the date from } an 8, to Jan. ,
This leaves the matters in Chairman
kruyer's hands and unless he makes q
change 1t is likely he will be further
belabOred by indignant members Of the
party no: only in -. Joseph county,
but all over the distrlct-SOuth Bend
Tribune.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20

Notice is hereby given that otto Walter. a
resi-. ent and citizen OF the Town of Bremen.
County OF Marshall, and State of Indiana, he
being qualified voter of said Town OF Rremt Ii.
will petition the Board of County Commission
ers of Marshall County. state of Indiana at the
January session. 1902. for license 10 \ II intOx-
icating liquors To he drank on the premises
where sold in less q antilles than a quart at a
time with the privilege of conducting lunch
counter and selling lunches and soft drinks and
tobacco and cigars. in the same place of busi-
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 II 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 % OH
the original plat Of the / own of Bremen in Mar
shall County. state of Ind ana. said room being
20 ft in. long and 90 IT.. 9 in. wide. except al
the northwest corner. where it's cut To II IT,. 3
ill., wide by hall and stairway 18 it,, 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 13 ft high from the floor
AMI the room fronts north on Plymouth Street
In said Town of Bremen. OTTO Waller.
Dated December II. 1901. l2-27w
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Burr OAK.

Ii should be remembered that every
body are invited to participate in the
Christmas eDtert ailments In Burr Oak
at both the Church OF God and the u.
b. church.
DR.. Loring went to Plymouth Tues
day on business. He also calculates to
make visit to Oklahoma in a short
time.
Miss Lizzie BrOwnlee Sundayed in
Culver with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Myers and children
will spend Christmas with friends at
South Whitley, Ind.
Wm. Venderweele lost valuable
horse Monday
David Fetters having sold bis farm
west of Burr Oak and bought another
farm north of Plymouth. moved to
same last week.
Rev. Taylor, of Culver, will preach in
Burr Oak in the near future. The an
nouncement will be made soon as de-
termined
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Health BOARD Attention.

The board of health should take
greater precaution to guard against the
spread of diphtheris. James Bach
man, whose children have the diph-
liberia, was on the streets Wednesday.
He says that be changes his clothes
after leaving the sick room. This is
not sufficient, as the germs of the dis
ease can be carried in the hair as well
ss the clothing
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Court - ~.

The case of John l.. Thompson snG
Josephene Thompson vs. Plstt b.
Dickson, on Judgment, was filed by
Atty Charles +. DrummOnd Monday
mornir g.
The case of Norman f. Davis and
John Fabisn We. David 4. Swonger
The Marion Manufacturing Co., al
Ohio corporation Incorporated under
the laws of the state of Ohio, for fore.
closure of labor lien and for receiver
was filed by Atty. j. ID. Chaplin Monday
An application of an appointment OF
guardian was filed by Atty. Samuel
Parker Monday in the matter OF
the alleged unsOundness of mind OF
Amos Bigler. Petition of Daniel M
Bigler.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20

The schools in this township close
today Friday for a weeks vacation.
Trustee Joseph T. " ood was con
fined to his house the first of this week
with rheumatism.
Charles Wsggoner, of Poe, Ind, is
visiting his father, Oliver Waggoner,
and other relatives.
John Ritter has rented the Hill farm
in Walnut township near the Dunksrd
church and Will take possession in
April.
keck brothers is the name of q new
firm in our town. They are engaged
in the manufacture of cigars. They
use the room adjoining the butcher
shop.
II. NJ. Bailey is clerking for James
Ninnedge al Plymouth.
Nora Gouchenour, of Barron. Wis, 10
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Cole, at Uptown.
Harry She6rer thinks OF moving 10
South Bend and working IN bicycle
shop.
Levi Bybee living in the southeast
corner of the township Will have q sale
of his personal effects the last of this
week. He intends to move to Oklohoms
aud live there permanently, as the cli-
mate agrees with his children, who are
troubled with asthma. He has rented
his large farm to Henry Flora
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
oom, the board fearing that Others

room, the board fearing that Others
may be exposed to the 3Ontsgion, has
decided 10 close the room for the time
being. There are only two and one
half days until the Christmas vacation
and 1t is thought that all danger will
be passed by the time the schools open
again after the vacation. Miss Mary
Kendall is the teacher IN l. room aud
Miss Price in NJ room.
We are not aware as to whether there
is danger of spread of the cOntsgion,
but 1t would doubtless be better to dis
miss all the schools at once until after
the hondsys. Diphtheris Is q dreadful
disease and every possible precsution
should be taken and ths: precautlon
should be timely. The board has d.
rected postpoDement Of the exercises
that we're TO have been given by the
pupils OF these rooms this week.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
LICENSE NOTICE
Notice of application for license to sell intoxi-
eating liquors

Notice of application for license To sell intoxi-
eating liquors
Notice is hereby given to the citizens resi-
dents and legal voters OF the Second Ward If
the Incorporated Town of Bourbon, and to the
citizens, residents and legal voters of Bourbon
Township. Marshall County, state of Indiana
and to all others in any way concerned. that
Charles A. GIngle male inhabitant of the
Stete of Indiana, over the age OF twenty-One
q years and of good moral character, of sound
mind and memory, and no. in the habit of be
coming Intoxicated, and who IS now and for
more than year past mas been a bona tide
citizen resident and legal voter of Bourbon
Township, In Marshall County, state of IndI
ana. will apply To the honorable Board of COun-
ty Commissioners court, To be held at the Court
House in the City of Plymouth. In said Ounty
said court commencing on the first Monday of
the month Of January A ID 1892 / will then
and there make application for license to sell
spiri.uOus. yinOus and malt liquors in less guam
tity than quart at a time, with In privilege of
allowing said liquors to be drank on the prem
ises where sold for one year fir IN the ate of
the ranting of said license. with the right also
To sell soft drinks. cigars and tobacco, and to
serve hot and cold lunch In the room where
said liquors To be sold and drank. which is
situated. located and described as follows to-
wit: In room fronting east oil MAN street
OF the Town of Bourbon. Indiana and situate
the ground floor of the twO-stOry, metal
rOOfed bricked. veneered building. the same
being the south room thereof. said room being
situate on the south eighteen (l8) feet of lot
number ten (IO) in BOley's First Addition to- the
Incorporated Town Of Bourbon. in Bourbon
Township. In Marshall County. State of Indi-
ana The eNact inside measurement of said
room being seventy eight (78) feet and four -
inches ing and sixteen 100 feet and seven & }
inches wide nd thirteen (3) feet and six (6)
inches from floor to- ceiling
And further give notice that I shall apply
for said license for myself and In my own name,
aud that shall be thu sole and actual owner
and proprietor of said business and 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 int snd TO conduct said business
as agent OF partner Of any other person or per-
sons. The sail room in 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,
1871 Applicant.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Big Damage Case.

The case of Benjamin Turner, of
Plymouth, against the South Bend
Construction company and the city of
South Bend, has been taken TO Lsporte
on change Of venue. The action is
for $4,000 damages, and the trial in
LapOrte county will be the second
hearing of the case. The jury at the
first trial gave Turner judgment for
$4,000 damages. An appeal was taken
TO the supreme court where new trial
was granted the defendants on error,
and when the case was remsnded to
the lower court the change of venue
was granted.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Tyner Items.

Samuel Favrett will move to Nap
panee and go into the hardware busi-
ness with his brother, Eli Fsvrett.
Pearl Miller, grandson of Robert
Besgles, Sr., whose parents reside at
GIlroy, Cal, had two fingers cut off
while working with some machinery iD
an electric light plsnt.
Peter Driblebliss has moved on the
old Bose farm
Frank Beard has rented Emanuel
Boyer's farm and will take possession
in a short time.
Emanuel Boyer has purchased the
stock of dry goods and groceries of
Yeager 81 J Johnson, of Grovertown.
Mr. Stuck, of Rutland, Marshall
county, has rented the Ford farm.
Isaac Miller attended the funeral of
his only sister in ONO last week.
Henry FARRELL is building sheep
barn.
Charlie Haag returned from the
West last week.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Proposed Legislation.

Not less than 10000 church people iD
Indiana have signed petitions asking
congress to legislste against pOlyg my.
Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge
have received the documents and had
them referred in the regular way. The
petitions ask thai pOlygamy be made
crime punishable by the federal courts,
and that as one of the penalties a man
found guilty be disfrsnchised and
made ineligible of holding any public
office.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
LOCAL BREVITIE>.

John Nyhsrt and wife went TO South
Bend this morning to consult al eye
specialist 10 regards to Mrs. Nyhart's
eyes.
The example set by the Linkenhelt
Coal company in rendering ten tons OF
coal for the use of the needy 10 South
Bend is worthy Of all praise, and should
open the hearts of others. Generosity
of this sort affords genuine happiness
to those who practice II. South Bend
Times.
The state will pay $4,000 more Of
Its debt January l, making IN all $751;
600 that has been paid during the pres
ent year. The amount of the state debt
that may be paid at any time Is s., ,296,-
coo. 1t is expected that this will be
paid within few years, as the revenues
are in excess of the expenditures.
British agents are securing the
United states for horses u be shipped
to South Africa for use in the war
against the Beers L, is said that a
so horse costs $50 by the time he is
landed al his destination. IL is claimed
that the change in climate does not
agree with the horses and that many of
them die soon after reaching that
country.
Indiana farmers are losing cattle by
the hundreds by al ailment known ss
"runt, once supposed TO be due to corn
smut. but now sscrlbed TO germ next
TO the stalk where the blade joins.
Knox county has added many, many
souls TO cow heaven and the disease Is
growing common IN other localities.
Corn fodder placed in barns does not
cause the disease, which is uniformly
fatal. II has not become local.
The action of Peter J. Kruger, chair
man of the democratic district COM
mittee, in conforming to the date fixed
by the state committee for the purpose
of choosing a successor 10 himself, is q
happy adjustment of a matter that had
given rise TO some controversy He is
TO be commended fer readily comply
ing with the recommendation of those
immediately interested. Little differ
ences like these are easily adjusted
when the proper cours- is pursued and
cOncilistOry spirit is manifested -
South Bend Times.
Telegraphlc circles were good deal
excited today over the rumor that
Henry Z. PsyDe's appointment to the
postmaster generslship might lead TO a
movement for government acquisition
of all telegrsphs Western Union stock
advanced two points IN Wall street on
the strength of thi speculation. Mr..
Payne has long been IN favor of gov
ernment ownership of telegraph lines,
but IL is not probable he Will be able to
promote much of movement in that
line while Postmaster General This
idea has been discussed at various
times for fifteen or twenty years, and
some sentiment in favor Of il has de-
veloped, but he would be bold man
who would advocate purchase of ex-
listing telegraph lines at tire valuation
which their owners place upon them
Walter Wellmsn in Chicago Record.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Death of Lyle Bach man.

Lyle, the S-year- son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bschmsn, who reside in
West Plymouth, died Monday at IL
p. m, after an illness of three days
with dyphtheria.
Dr. Eley was summoned to the house
last Saturday and seeing that the child
had dyphtheria, he immediately quar-
sntined the family. The child was
buried tuesday at 10 o'clock at the
Stringer cemetery.
Herbert, another son of the family, is
reported very low with the same disease
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Plymouth Boy Gets Prize.

Mr.. Llndquiet, the blacksmith, has
received letter from his son, John.
who is prscticing medicine at Lincoln,
ILL., He says that at bazaar given by
the Desconess Hospital at that place
he was voted the most popular doctor
of Lincoln by good big majority. He
received as prize. a gold headed cane
valued at Sl5.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Goshen Democrat Is Right.


In view of the fact that it will greatly
facilitate matters and keep the pro.
gram in order with other districts of
the state, it is to be hoped that the st.
Joseph county democracy will ask Mr..
Kruger TO call the meeting for Jsnu
sry 2. Then the new district chair
man can go to Indianapolis in person
January g. and participate in the organ
ization of the new state committee as
he should. The It. Joseph county
democracy can celebrate Jackson day
whether the district meeting is held oD
that date or not. The Democrat has no
censure for Mr.. Kruger or anybody else
connected with the matter, but it is
evident that mistake has been made
and in order to correct matters il would
seem that the easiest way is for the st.
Joseph county democracy to request
Mr.. Kruger TO call the meeting at South
Bend for January 2. rhis will probs-
bly, meet the approval of every demo
crat in the district. Many democrats
from this district desire to attend the
jackson day cele ebration at Indisnspo-
:is.-Goshen Democrat.
We are pleased 10 state that the ST.
Joseph county democracy has already
decided that the date shou d be changed
and has requested Mr.. Kruger TO do go.
The matter was taken up with the st.
Joseph county democracy by certain
democrats of Marshall county and the
democrats up there readily discerned
that the date should be changed There
is nothing like being regular. Hsr-
nony Is now assured.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Attractive Chrir,ms. D,.piax

Frank Jscox, the grocer, has su
attractive candy window and the store
is decorated throughout with ever.
green's. He has an assortment of fruits
and candies that is unusual for Plym-
outh even IN the Christmas season. IL
is such efforts as this on the part of our
merchants that make Plymouth pop
ular trading place for those seeking the
best in Xmas goods.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
State Committee Cali Recognized.

As stated in q former issue of the
Daily Independent, the date of the
Thirteenth district convention is
changed to January ,. and will be held
in South Bend IN strict conformity to
the call of the state central committee.
The call signed by the state chairman
and secretary stands as originally made
for the Thirteenth district as we'll as
for the other districts of the state.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Another Cigarette Victim.

Fred Huggins, of Elkhart, we'll
known as an athlete. died suddenly
Tuesday of excessive cigarette smok
ing. He had been addicted to the habit
for years and frequently would arise
nails" and smoke all of them before re-
turning to bed.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
Attend Poultry show.

Don't forget to attend the great poul-
try show to be held Dec. "a TO %, 1901,
in the corner room of the Ill oham block
corner Laporte and Center streets.
Admission, 10 cents; season tickets, %
cents. Ii you have any good birds,
bring them along. Entries close at
noon Dec. "a without fail. Have sll
entries 10 the hands of the secretary by
that time. F. B. CAREY, Sec.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
No. 2.

years. He was q well known and re-
spected citizen of this place. The fun
era was held st the house Sunday,
Dee. -, at 10 a. m, Rev. Msttox odici-
sting.
John Wolf, Frank Rumley and Mrs.
Joe English went to Linkville sunday
to attend the funeral of their aunt,
Mrs. Katie Stuckey
William WelbOrn and wife made q
short visit at J. h Miller's Friday.
j. L. Stringer made business trip TO
Tyner W ednesdsy.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
l. and M Rooms Are C,osea

The school board met Wednesday
and decided to close l. and M rooms of
the Washington school. The little
Bachman boy that died Sunday was
taken sick with diphtheris at school
and in go much as he was Q pupil in Nj
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
MEETING DATE CHANGED.
1T. Joseph County Democracy Has Notified
PeterJ. Kruger of Willingness to
Change.

The date for holding the Thirteenth
district convention will be changed
from January 3 TO January ,, in so
much as the ST. Joseph county democ-
racy has notified Chairman Peter } .
Kruger that a change in the date Of
holding the district convention to Jan
uary >, 10 conformity with the call of
BILE. MIR. Kruger has stated that he
would make this change If requested to
do so by the st. Joseph county democ-
racy. As that request has been made,
Mr.. Kruger will change his call to con-
form to the plan of the state central
committee.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
No Basis for Rumor.

1t was rumore0 on the street this
morning that Treasurer Elect O'keefe
has selected James Gilmore, Jr., for his
deputy. The rumor is without foun-
dation. Mr.. Gilmore has not been an
sspirsnt for this position and would not
accept, If rendered. as be has a better
position with the First National bank.