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The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11
One Advertisers Experience.

Recently merchant in this county
had printed large number of adver-
Using bills and caused them to be cir
culated broadcast through the country
to the great annoyance of a great
many citizens. Some of the dodgers
were thrown in front yards or on ver-
andas, where they had to be picked
up and disposed of as rubbish, and
others were poked into all the rural
delivery boxes in the territory covered.
When the mail carriers came along
there was an irate farmer or farmer IS
wife waiting at almost every box to
protest against such an abuse of the
postal privileges and when the patient
carriers told that they had no part or
knowledge in the advertising scheme
the complaints were carried to the
postmaster, In at least one of the
cases the postmaster was informed
that unless he reported the merchant
to the authorities he would himself
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11

be reported for neglect of duty, and
he had much difficulty in preventing
the angry box owners from making
trouble for the indiscreet dealer. Sew
eral of the veXed houSeholderS in town
and country declared that they would
never patronize- storekeeper who
would annoy them with such slOuchy
method of advertising his business: it
is not likely that one of the bills was
productive of a single sale or that any
one looked at them except for the pur-
pose of finding out the name of the
offender.
Had the advertisement been printed
in a reputable newspaper it would
have been welcomed at any house and
carefully read by the people who do
the buying; its appearance i'm rural
mail box would have caused no annoy
ance, the good will toward the mer-
chant would have been less than the
cost of printing and distributing the
vexatious and unread dodgers. The
lesson is obvious.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11

MUNcIE, Ind, July 10.-Ed
Lenfesty clings to his life with
such wonderful pertinacity as to
astonish the hospital physicians,
who have insisted that his death
was a matter of but few hours.
They now declare that the in
jured man will probably recover,
contrary to all known presidents
in such cases, but that he will be
bind for life.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11
Factory Chance.

The Reliance Manufacturing Co.,
of Chicago, now making oyeralls at
Jacksonville and employing 24O men
and 135 women, is seeking location
nearer Chicago. The enterprise asks
no bonus or aid but is simply looking
for suitable site and building. 1t
will pay about $4,000 a month in
wages from the start.
The building required must be at
least 60x160 and two stories and for
such a plant the company will pay a
fab rental for term of years. The
removal is to be made not later than
September.
Here is an opportunity for the
Business Mems association to boom
Plymouth.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11

From letter written us by Jonas
Miller we extract the following, which
will be interesting to his many friends
in this locality
1--WE are located here now holly
wood, Calif.,) as ! have purchased a
house and II acres just outside CT the
city limits. We are II miles from the
ocean. 1t is near the foothill and is
claimed to be frostless; the breeze
seems to be much nicer than at Los
Angeles and bankers and prominent
people are locating here on that ac-
count. .
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11
South Bend is afflicted with much

South Bend is afflicted with much
measles.
The work on the Pennsylvania is
progressing well considering the short
age of labor and teams.
FOR RENT-A small first floor
room suitable for tin shop or any
small business. Enquire at this office.
w. J. Gaver has resigned his posi-
ton at Hartle's cash shoe store and
will soon move with his family to Al.
tica.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald Gilmore
and little child, who have been spend
ind the summer here, left yesterday
for trip of ten days to Lake
Geneva, Wis.
Albertus Simons has secured a re-
sponsible position with P. t. Clifford
& Sons. contractors on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad Improvements, and as
sumed his duties today.
The Case Buggy Co., at Goshen,
which was burned out last week,
might be induced to locate elsewhere
if an available building could be
found vacant. Plymouth has one all
in readiness.
Engineer Wills and Fireman Bates
brought engine 127 from Fort Wayne
Tuesday afternoon to work on the
new grading job. Fireman d. H.
Jenness came also to 90 on one of the
engines already here.
Charles L. Alleman, of Mankato
Mimi. spent the day in Plymouth and
Argos. With his wife and congen.
ial party he has made an extended
lake and river trip from Duluth K
New York and other eastern points
Miss Mayme Johnson, of Plymouth
Mr.. and Mrs. John C.Miles, of Maxim
kuckee, S. Jones, of Culver, Mr.. ant
Mrs. B. Parks, of Inwood, and James
Brink, now of South Bend, were Mar
shall county people who attended thu
wedding of Elsie Miles and William
Rinard at Mishawaka Monday.
The next show due in Plymouth il
Gollmar Bros. & Schuman's circus
billed for July 25. 1t is an old-fash
Toned wagon show, such as delighted
the masses in the early days
and will arrive overland from Nap
panee on the morning of show day
The usual street parade will be pre-
sented.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11
Oil Well Pulled.

The oil well which created all the
excitement of the big boom in Peru
about this time four years ago is a
thing of the past now, as the casing
was pulled Saturday. In its lifetime
the well produced many thousand bar
rels of oil, and it was paying in
vestment for its original owners. On
ly few of the rells drilled in the Pc
ru field in '97 are still in existence.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11
Subscription for Lenfesty.

A telephone message from the hos
pital surgeon at Muncie Wednesday
noon states that Ed Lenfesty has a
fair chance to recover if a blood clOt
now formed on the brain can be re-
moved. A subscription was started
to raise fund for his assistance and
is being liberallJ signed.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

From June 9th to July 10th, 1901,
inclusive, as furnished by Cress-
ner & Co., abstracts of titles. Owners
of the only abstract books in the
county, Abstract Of titles to all real
estate in Marshall county compiled
accurately and promptly.
Joseph Slough and wife, warranty
deed to John w and Virginia
c. Wiverly, lot s, Linkville, $1,000.
Charles A. Speicher and wife, war
ranty deed to John W and Virginia
C. wiverly, lot in Linkville, $1,000.
Peter Kuntz and wife, warranty
deed to Mary E. Boyer, lot s Kunz
addition Bremen, $4,000 considera-
ton.
Clinton A. Bondurant and wife,
warranty deed to Ora a and Josephine
Jacox. J of lot 112 orig. Plymouth
1925.
John w. Thompson and wife, war
ranty deed to Florence Kincade, lots
9 and 10 block 8, Martin addition
Bremen; 500 consideration.
August Dittbremer and wife, war
ranty deed to Herbert c. Stooky, lot
in Bremen: 800.
August Dittbremer and wife, war
ranty deed to Charles Dittbremer, lot
6. Ringles addition Bremen; 5000.
Stephen Garrard warranty deed to
Anthony Lechlitner S 20 A of n 60 A
of E4 of S w Sec 4, TIP 80. R3,
$500.
Peter Lichtenberger and wife, war
Ianty deed to David f. Burns Und
of n w Of Sec 4, TIP 32, r and
lots 20, 81, 80, 81, Burns addition,
Burr Oak $500 consideration.
Jacob Vollmer, etal warranty deed
to Pena Loney lot 8, Vollmer and
Sauers addition Bremen $50.
John A. Foltz and wife, warranty
deed to Jacob Hand Zylpha l Hess,
lots 81 and 80 in Foltz Con addition
to Bremen $40 consideration.
Heirs of Sarah Kreider deceased,
warranty deed to Ira A. Goddard lot
81 Williams addition Argos $500.
Elizabeth Duddleson, warranty
deed to Anna Duddlesons Lot q
Duddleson add Culver 800.
Leonora L. Kloepef and husband,
warranty deed to David E. Snyder
trustee, lots II, IS, 81, 90 Cabells adj
dition to Plymouth 800 considera-
ton.
Ell Jones etal, warranty deed to
Emily A.Sams, E of N Ell and N w
/, Sec 19, TIP 33, R lie K 10 acres out
of N w corner 81, 900 consideration.
Adam Wise etal, quit claim deed,
to James w. Maxey lots I, 2, 3, 10, IL
Maxey sub div. Plymouth and E J of
out lot "a Cabells addition to Plym.
outh 81 90 consideration.
Manerva Monroe, warranty deed to
Edwin r. Monroe, the E Of S ] of S
w /, Sec 4, TIP 30, r l, $50.
Caroline Shafer and husband, quit
claim deed, to Ephraim Fluke, lot 40
Logans addition Lapaz $500.
William P. Chambers and wife,
warranty deed to Mynard H. Ton, N
! of S Ell, Sec 10, TIP 80 r 81, 900.
R4al estate mortgages to the amount
Of SIC, O62 has been fled for the week
ending July 9Th, 1901.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11
Electric Light Betterments.

The simon electric light company
is improving its service and reducing
the risk of fire by putting in lot of
new insulated wire and removing its
converters from interior to outside
positions, as recommended by fire in
surance experts.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11
Finding Corner Stones.

Levels and measurements were Ia
ken ON Michigan street in prep
aration for the work of excavating the
street for pavement. The corner
stakes at street intersections were un-
covered for the first time in long
while.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11

w. w. Hatch & Sons, the contract
ors who viii introduce paving to Ply
mouth, have been awarded large
contract at Elwo0d.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11

The hand Of Time lays few wrinkles
on the brow of them that take Rocky
Mountain Tea this mouth. A great
spring blessing. 32r. J. W, Hess.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-07-11
REGRETS HIS ACT
Ed Lenfssty Sends Bullet into his Brain.

MUNCIE, Ind, July S.-While on a
protracted spree and intoxicated, Ed
ward Lenfesty, switchman on the
Lake Erie, aged 20, fired 80 calibre
bullet into the Size of his head Satur-
day night at rooming house, and he
will die. At three O'Clock this after
noon he was barely alive and the ply
stefan said he could not live longer
than until evening. While yet con-
scious this morning the suicide ex-
pressed great regret for his rash at
tempt.
The bullet passed under the, brain,
almost passing through the head, and
blinded him.
The man was married to Stella
Kamp, of Plymouth, who is now visit
ing her mother in South Bend. He
left note and money to telegraph his
wife and his brother, S. w. Lenfesty
at Fort Wayne. Lenfesty recently
quit his job, and says he did the deed
because he had been drinking. 1t is
claimed that he whipped his wife and
she could not live with him.
Ed LenfeSty, son of the late Henry
Lenfesty, has been well known in
Plymouth, his birthplace, all his life.
He was at one time employed on the
Pennsylvania road and has been with
the Lake Erie, making his home at
Muncie, since he returned from the
army. He was a member of Company
NJ, 157th Regiment, in the war with
Spain.
His first wife, from whom he was
divorced five years ago, was Fort
Wayne woman named Bowser. His
marriage to Stella Ramp occurred a
few months ago.
MUNcIE, Ind, July Edward
Lenfesty, who shot himself with sui
cidal intent, recovered consciousness
last night at the hospital and talked
nationally, though a bullet lodged in
his brain and physicians said he could
not possibly live until last evening.
His powerful constitution sustained
him. He stu lives this afternoon but
cannot recover.
He placed the muzzle of the revolver
at the right side of the head and just
under the temple and the ball passed
under the brain, paralyzing the optic
nerve, and nearly came out on the
other side. He was totally blinded
by the shot.
He made an ante-mortem statement
to the coroner in which he said his
attempt to end his life was due Who'll.
ly to excessive drink and that he had
no domestic trouble 1t is said by his
neighbors, however, that his wife left
him recently after repeated quarrels
and that after her departure he sold
his household effects aid became
moody and more dhssipated.
His brother Scion came last night
from Fort Wayne. His wife was no
titled at South Bend.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-02-14

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',r., .n.lrI ,lruus of culured liquid.
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" I found your medl-
cine a blessing to me
and ny family

There. arc wruivu wlln feel something
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one after another rob their us"il.cr o. lcr
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realize Iirw much tlI, mother %iV"> 1"
,..,'I rlIilI /" her own loss. Women
Accept il - part Of ,hr obligation ct
Satire AMI pay the debt Srlvlglusiy.
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ncw Iuy nri !tv-,; happiness. II isn't
liz ,liljr,u ti!at steal the m"thc; :
strength Il j. ilir unnatural Trains and
puiii~ whicll weaken her.
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F4,uritc Prescription has found III Il the
MI. :Hil% w,,;,lau lL~ waited Tor. II
stops Tie .I,:tius. heals Inflammation and
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i;Lr"ritc Prescription.
real VIVA, ynuG medicine hi'i duiIt tot "ihef
pru;',. write. Nj, Ed~in II Gardner Box ~
would try H. AID found that 1t wits i blessing
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six l"r;i!rS Of y'air medicine. and three Nits ot
Pellet. tG"S voui uvdicine year w!ic;
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very yyv.! ,::Irc / innh three bottles "l Favor
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weighed : pnu:t'l> and :s"w weigh -
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brain bv cl"anSiu. the body Of the cor
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No More To see.

\ vo,,u. fellow who drank much
more than was good for him was
advised by his friends to take the
gold cure. but he refused. But, y
protested his friends. your physi-
ciau says that il you keep on drink
in. vuu Will surely soon go blind.
Now. the question is simply this,
Do YOU prefer heing cured of the
drink habit ami retaining your
sight. or ,lu yuu prefer to keep Oh
drinking and go hlinl:' The young
man paced the floor for some time,
and WAS III Il brown study. Finally
he turned to his friends, and, with
It resigned expression of counte-
nance, replied, Well, l guess I've
SEES about everything. San Fran
cisco ArSOnaut.
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\ Rabbit stopped Family Prayers.

iinr Sunday W. ""rr all ut .r.u-
lar :unlitv prayer. : squirting +ri"nd
vyiS visiting: nv, AK h. a,iI kurlt.
facinc Il low wiuI,..r. with our Fl
huws upon the sill And FROM round
II corner. !u, there came unto It's 4
,.,n.y. ami he rea"rd ny not two
wards from Us. HI.l he h"arkrnrd
ufitn thr prayers an! be winkrd his
,.,,>.' ut u>. till my frirmd forgot
himself ard rNclai'nril, We kin
catch that dryll! threw up the
window sn hard that cracked Il
pane. and out we l"apch III rw!hot
,l,a>,.. And the dear old arChdcacun
almost hurs; trying not TO laugh,
:uf. H.. had stem the rabbit and was
y keen suurts,uan wtthal. We ran
.E,:l. rabbit across four two acre lots
- hard Us we could split, and at
la; w,. got him into deep snow,
where h. gave up an! WAS captured
ui!v" Md on looking hack to the
Grc, s,,tr we had cleared SAW Il
t,,Zz IT white whiSkrrs above it and
heard strong old voice shout,
They got him. they got him! =
Ed ". Sandys i'll Outing.
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GEMS MADE LOVEl,ER.


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lily and urf,;Iun refined u,.li - NJ
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IN III - pr! -tir".'ha!ln. :" '"Nt!h
n;l~ lp"W"vt'r. ha~ nIfI '"""'n' mai
H. l. nu longer SltISt"d with 'nt'
i"llratr ~hHtS ana hurs ~ h" gems
at n.,tlrr> uWu making AMI h.
Must Improve upon Them ard adapt
them tn prevailing ta%trs and fash
ions.
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prove tn" arl "Hr:,''" - precious
STONES shat an faulty. !u'' or of IN
nr,iluarv hu" * that ~ burning.
Brmi~hr> are removed hy his prur'-
49,. ur thr color AMI hrlllan,T"f the
stone ara ,rltar'ri Very uftru Jht
ru!,rr If the gem is entirely changed
Even thr IL Il'atc turQi"~'' must
occasionally - sign itself t"artlIrlal
embellishments Many >"n~iiiv" tur.
r,tr,~,~ hr,rIur hl"n,.hrd and faded
from ryur-rlr,. tn thu >1lriiIcht Am
nn,la and taitv Sulr~ian,r.S are ny
rli,rl - rrs;,ir ihrniicln.il blue col
49, bur such ir,.itu.rut lmrS not ac-
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~ 1nrr,ss thu faded tur,rr"l>r Is i'm
Irrrcuat"'l With l,r,-~iHn hllr The
Pigment bus nnt r'u"Irttr very
deeply. huw,'v"r. ami may easily he
Srraprrl Of; With knife. Such arti-
fetal cnlnrirg is easily disc,'ruihle hy
lnnlI.Iight. which transforms the
delicate >hadr int" an unSightly
gray.
Artificial mrth"ds are adopted also
torrnd"r gems culnrI,'ss. The yellow
tinrt of Cane diamonds ohScures
their lrfstcr and chra,n.ns their val
No. II i Therefor, found rr,rtitahl.
tndru,i,r them of the uhirrtinnlhle
nm, ;,nG ,h, mrthnd is very simple
Thu. vrllnw diuunrd j. placrd in :,
violet cnlnrerl chemical liuuid and
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-02-14
A WOEBEGONE COUNTRY.
life In Algeria an English Writer
Describes 1t.

life In Algeria ~ All English Writer
Describes 1t.
The Algerian question, says
writer III The London Times. is de-
pendent not upon mem. hut upon
simple physical phrnrlrirn"n aHlirS
tiur of temperature. Il mHlt"l WITH
whir h Cool Hluur,':in 't"Hl. II hl"rria
were ,ir"I'".- farther south "E
III degrees farther north. all M"liIi
hr changed Instead ri Il r''::l"n.
which is neither EUROPEAN n"r r".
luuiaI. we should HAY" ii' Ii''~t
marvellous country III lii" "rrII.
would heat Saulu lInInIt.", t'Ei"ii
and India. i,"';illSc. hriii" al il'' very
doors 1T France. - hours il"mI Paris
aurl 80 frum Brussels aul l.,Ii'I"u. IL
wUull he IL suburb of Europe,
whittier l., .ritIu. Uuu or 2u.umu. "nO 81
p,ni"rautS would come fu ,.:iltirni"
rutfer indigo. VANILLA. sugar cotton,
prpp.r-iu II word. all "uiul3',i prod
ucl<. Dn the. at ilrr hul!d. Il Y were
situated It. degrees farther II III"
north Algeria. whu~r virgin -"ll con
taius mineral wealth al present III
/ capable of exploitation, wuu.i rival
Normandy. AIrrrYn'. B'"r.'n' and
. rI,Yr,lv. a. we'll as thu plains 1t Bel
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1901-02-14

rIrrk Wen, IF r"'r>c y"'l want
that particular i,uUk, I'll il" glad IL
-,ll il IL you. but here l. on" 1"r thT
-amr price that is much h"tt"r. in
nay Judgment, ANA
Iian.@Ety Lady Sir. dHln't ask
fur rnrn advice" think | know an
urtnllr himIins when | scr onel-
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County Superintendent" ". Burns
!NUTAsIES PUBLIC.

". C.. Walton, Alexis NJ. Buster,
james &. Mcpherson. Samuel ii: AUS
tin, ). II. Turner, John n. irlce'
Geo. II. Lewis, Henry y. RobllSos''
Samuel Il. Patton. john W. ArbuckIc,
Perry W. Martin, ChHS. j.. Davis, A.
bert Il Williams, TIL. Dennis, ) as.
Williams, Henry Gilmer, L. 4. SAN
,!iwc. john e.. KcSlcr. James &. Mccoy,
William IL. Shields. Ehcn +. Turner.
David \. Dwyer, ID. ". Weaver, John
+. Caring, William +. Nelson, ): W.
Young, George Kirkpatrick, NJ. l..
.IaInisun, l.. !. Williams, ). ". OS-
horne, 4. :. lIarInw, Jas. W. Goodwin,
Masui. Matthew's. u. G. Rife, John ~
Elakcr. Lualzo Rupert. y. G.. Happily,
Ouin Morton. VIM. ii. Burns. NJ. ".
Humphreys, {. y. smith, 'haS l..
Met ling. J. y. Miller, J. NJ. Skag@S.
leo. NJ. IIarrah, Il. l.. Harper, h. /,
Burns. J. ". Dwvcr, +. u. Smoot Z.
II. HANNA. Ohio Ruckman. Harry j..
Moore. .Iuuh +. Perry, Henry +. Hun.
Ter II f.. CrIrkruhcrGcr and VIM .L.
kr sinner.
TINE OF HOLDING COURTS.
Circuit Court cnnvcMcs us Follows
Third Tuesday in April, fourth tues
,lay in June. and the second Monday IN
November.
The commissioners Court will be
held fuHr times Il year, VIZ: Hll the
first MOniay in January, SECOND Mon,
day in April. first Monday in July, ana
first Tuesday in OGtohcr.. rcspec-
lively. The .Iuly Court will be the
iScaltGrm.
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EsEENsRIsa OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Judge, J. NJ. McWhorter States A |.
Lurney, Henry t,llmcr; County Com.
John d. Arbuckle, Press
Jnu. H. Carawar and J W. Mcdowell
Clerk Circuit Court, Jonathan MAYS
Clerk County Court, Chas. B. Buster
Sheriff Of tho County, d. 4. Dryer
dcputicS-JuIln II. Crawford and John
e Dwyer: SURVEYOR, John D. Hand.
Icy assistant, f. Z. llinkle.