The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-01

Acceptance OF Brazil TO make dis
play at st. Louis fair completes as
surances Of western hemisphere gov
ernments. ~
The state teachers association. now
in session at indianapolis declared
themselves opposed to another state
normal school. The vote was almost
two to one against the proposition
Axle grease, the &c, kind and as
poor as any, but no poorer at &c, or 3
for 10. As good as any and much bet
tern some'sat l0c, or 3 for 25, at
Forbes Seed Store. 1872
The indianapolis News publishes a
list Of 35 persons that have had their
arms or hands torn off by corn shred
ders this season. The shredder seems
to be almost as dangerous as foot ball.
L. J.. Hess. who was expected home
from Argos at 5l5 Tuesday evening
arrived at 4 O'Clock the next morning.
Mr.. Ashley says he supposes Lewis was
preparing to swear off on New Years
day.
Christian Burger, of South Bend,
age sixty-six years. a well known gar
dener, lost himself in the woods Mon
day and was out all night. Both hands
were frozen and must be amputated.
He may die.
The profits of J.. Pierpont Morgan
for the year now closing r estimated
at s42, 600, 900. This would give
every man, woman and child in the
United 50 cents if it was divided
equally among them
Acme Food for stock, cheaper to
feed them Oil meal Forbes ScedStore.
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Auditor Miller helped haul In a crop
Of clover seed 33 years ago yesterday.
Snow fell early in October and there
was no weather fit to house the seed
until the last OF December. The clover
see1 was not injured.
Rev. o. E. Palmer, of this city,
superintendent the holiday services at
the Bourbon Christian church Tnes-
day evening. There was a musical
program and a distribution Of pres
ents for the Sunday school.
The Very Rev. August Bernard
O~echtering, rector Of st. Joseph
church, Mishawaka, and dean of the
Mishawaka district of the Fort Wayne
diocese, died at 2;45 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon at St. Joseph hospital, Fort
Wayne. 'N'
A Grand Army post has been estap-
lished at Lima, Peru, with Irving B.
Dudley, formerly of Indiana, at the
head of it. When anything worth
while is going on any place in the
world. an Indiana man can generally
be counted on to be on the spot.
DR.. Knott and Ohm w. Wolford
have purchased the Thayer business
block on Michigan street. There are
two business rooms, one occupied by
Hartle's shoe store and the other by
Losey's jewelry store, besides the Odd
Fellows Hall and the offices up stairs.
The consideration was S12, 500.
Old Process Oil meal at Forbes
Seed Store. 13t2
Samuel Kennedy, of Huntington,
went out to kill two fowls for the
Christmas dinner, but in emerging
from the poultry house a sliding door
fell upon him and held him prisoner
for an hour during which be nearly
froze to death. His wife, alarmed at
his prolonged absence, found him help
iCSo duu iClCdcCu Hiul.
A telegram from Stockholm says
the distress which prevails among the
poor of Sweden will be considerably
alleviated by the distribution of about
$500, 900 received in the Christmas
mail from Swedes employed in the
United States and sent to relatives.
The mail brought 80, 900 registered
letters and postal orders.
Considering the testimony, even as
given by ex-Sheriff Dudley's friends,
Governor Durbin could not have done
otherwise than deprive him of his Of
fee. without authority he arrested
a man in another state, where he
could have been safely detained in
prison, and brought him to the place
where the mob was waiting for him.
Horace Marble, OF Wheatield. ind,
has organized a stock company of In
diana men who haye purchased twen-
ty thousand acres OF land in Alabama
and will start o Of the largest straw
berry plantations in theU United States.
About one-half of the acreage is now
in plants, and arrangements are now
being made-to erect a box factory on
the plantation.
The cold wave has done nj mater
ial damage to any crops in Florida.