The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-10-30

private affairs is always a good recon-
mendation for man aspiring to the
position of county officer. The re-
publican ticket is composed of that
kind of men.
Oil is running out of the ground
within three miles of French Lick I'd
Tom Taggart'S celebrated smile has
suffered no diminution in its breadth.
There's nearly always something do
ing near Tom rs shack.
Every farmer who wants his pro-
ducts to bring the present high prices
should see to it that he and all his
neighbors vote the republican ticket,
suggests the Elkhart Review. 1t is
the only safe vote to cast.
Mrs. Stevens, of South Bend, who
has been visiting the families of Fred
Corse, B, G. Southworth, 9. r.
Leonard and other relatives here Will
leave for California Thursday where
she expects to spend the winter.
Mint cultivators in northern In
diana most of whom are confined to
st. Joseph county, will realize i'm
mense profits on the crop this year.
The price pound one month ago was
's2. so; now it has advanced to IS.
Word had just been received here
that Peter Hank, former resident of
this city, and Mrs. Margaret Dona-
hue, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Donahue, residing west of Valparaiso,
were married in Chicago last week.
This is busy week for the candi-
dates of both parties. In country
like this where the vote of the poorest
man counts as much -as the vote of a
Rockefeller or a Morgan every man
ought to 60 to the polls without any
urging.
Thomas X. Houghton came down
from Laporte to attend his brother s
funeral. His wife is still in critical
condition and he is considerably weak
and worn from the anxiety and work
incident to her condition since she
was hurt.
Julius Rowley, the old democratic
leader and wheel horse of democracy
in Fulton county, publishes long
letter in which he tells why he cannot
support the democratic candidate for
the legislature who is not fit for rep
reSentative.
Charley Brown is home from De-
troit for visit of few days. He had
his hand crushed while coupling cars
over year ago and has been in the
hospital most of the time since. He
is heavier than when he left here and
but for his injured hand looks we'll.
In a speech delivered during the
strike President Mitchell declared
that the greatest enemy of the union
is the striker who resorts to violence.
If the returning union miners attempt
to drive out nonunion men they will
hurt their cause before the commits
sion and before the public.
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The summing up by the democratic
state committee this week shows that
if that party should carry every doubt
full district the republicans would still
have a majority of Is votes in the
legislature on joint ballot. For this
reason democrats have everything to
gain and nothing to lose by voting for
Peter Helm.
The South Bend Times, Elkhalt
Truth, Warsaw Union, Goshen Demo-
crat and many other democratic
papers are urging voters to vote for
the best men for the legislature, re-
CARELESS of party. Democrats in
Marshall county should take the ad-
vice of these we'll known leaders and
vote for Peter Helm.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oliver 4. Ketcham
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Hazel Edythe to Robert Willard
Cough to take place Thursday after
noon. Oct. 30. The groom will be
attended by Mr.. Bert Altman. Mrs.
Earl Corbaley will be matron of honor
and the Misses Yockey, Conger, Bair
and Kendall bridesmaids,
An old farmer says every farm
should have at least a few sheep
as scavengers. There are so many
things that sheep will consume that
they are considered necessary adjurc5s
to farming, if waste materials are to
be utilized. A well-managed flock
will pay large dividend on the cap
ital invested the first year.
At a Coldwater wedding the infant
child of the man who was to sing the
professional began crying for him just
as he was about to sing. and it was
necessary for him to hold the infant
in one arm and the nursing bottle in
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