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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

KOMPANIA Kolei North
Western p~ostanowi}a zrobic
pospolita wycieczke do De-
Wis Lake dnia IS Sierpnia.
To bedzie ~prawdziwa przy-
jemnoscia ola ludnosci wi
no6skiej. To piekne roman
tyczne miejsce stale sic po--
pularniejsze z kazdym TO-
klein, i ME ma w~atpliwosci,
re wielka liczba. bedzie ko-
rzystac z tax niskich cen /
wycieczki. Notatka o odej-
Sciu i!przybyciu pociagu i d.
jest umieszczona ma innem
tego numeru Wiaru-
sd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
w dniu s Czerwca b. +. pod~

W dniu 8 Czerwca b. !. pod-
czas bury piorun zabii ma miejscu
ch}opaka ". Will ma 81 ulicy j
Garfield. Ch}opak liczy1 lat 10 i
JUL zarabia} pracuj2c v tartaku ma
swych starych %rodzic6w, agdy 20
stall zabity, biedni rodzice'n ME mieli
go "a co pochowac, tax il trup stall
" domu 5 dni, dopiero blizsi sasie-
dzi zrobili sk}adke ma pogrzebanie
nieboszczyka.
Redaktorem novel gazety
Czas' kt6ra ujrzy dzienne 6wiat}o
W dniu 8 Sisrpnia br. a ME ma POI
czatku Wrzesnia, jak porzednio
donios1em zosta} Olszewski Leon.
SEP.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
WSTARYM KRAJU poe

- ~ -r
KRAJU poze-
gna}a sic z tym swiatem pre-
zywszy lat IS Sp. Karolina
Pogorzelska, %pochowana 20
sta1a ma polskim' cmentarzu
W Bugaju. Zmar}a op}akuja
tn W Ameryce dwaj zonacl
juz synowie, kt6rzy mieszka-
ia W Manistee Mich, i donosza
O tel smutnej nowinie swym
dalszym %krewnych i zna]o-
mym.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

w SOBOTE rano z}ozy}o
jedenaScie nowicyatek. sluby
zakonu sw. Franciszka, W ka-
plicy Najsw, Fanny Maryi z
Lourdes, W Rochester Mimi,
Ceremonii ob}oczyn do
konal ~przewielebny ks. bis
kup J. B. Cotter z Winony,z
pomoca kilku ksiezy.Jedena6-
Gle nowicyatek, kt6re O.
bloczone zostaly W habit
tel regu}y i bale O.
stony, So: parma Rozalia
Meister, siotra NJ. Ethelbert z
Wawerly Mimi; parma joe
ia Kina, siostra NJ. Lud-
mia z Toledo, Ohio,
D. Laura Fuss, siostra NJ.
Emma, Wattertown, Wis;
p. Katarzyna Wilhelm, sio-
stra M. Julia, jackson, Mimi.
b. Mary Wilhelm, sio s N.
Paula, jackson Mimi y, b J, joe
ia Plattner siostra N. Hilda,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
samOb6jstWu

Zastraszajqce zawiadomienie, o
zapobiezeniu samob6jstwa kt6re 20
sta}o wykryte, zainteresuje wielu.
Podupad}y system, albo zupe}ne
zwatpienie zwykle p%oprzedzaja sa~
mob6jstwo cos must bye wynale-
zione ably zapobiedz po}ozeniu po-
dobncmu jak samob6jstwo. Maj
pierw myslano zaraz @ %leczeniu przez
Electric Bi,ters. Ono bedac wzmac-
niajacem lekarstwem ia rozstr6j
nerw6w, wzmacnia nerwy l odbudo-
wywa system. Jest take wielkim
regulatorem zo}adka, watroby line
rex. Tylko SOC. Ia satysfakcye
quarantine M. J. Kowalewski apte-
karZ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

niniejszem
Bractwu SW, Stanislawa KOst-
XII, "a wyp}acone mi pc zmar-
lei mel zonie Juliannie po-
smiertne W sumie $215,OO
kt6re odebralem.
Piotr Kukli1ski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

go zwalczyc j pokonac. s. p. Marta
umarla v drode dnia 20 lipca b. !.
a pochowana l.go sierpnia wsobo-
te.
Prawdziarz wspominajac 0
smierci 8. p. Marty, powiada " o
statnim numerze, ably sic dis ME
narazic, ze zak{6cenia porzadku
tutejszej winna by4a Marta, k}am
stwo zaganiaczu = ito podle Aam-
stwo. 'Wiesz 0 tenn lepiej ze tax
ME by}o. S. p. Marta z}ozy}a przy-.
siege przeciw ks. Matkowskiemu
kiedy juz zaburzenie by}o " 'piiisekiel-
nym hiegu, i sama by tego ME
bY1a uczyni}a, lecz ludzie inni byli
przyczyna re s. p. Marta posunee}a
sic do tego kroku. Take ma SUI
mienie Prawdziarz zwaliG dis ma
bezbronna ofiare ca}a wine, czepia-
JAG sic %bezbronnej i niewinnej isto-
ty.
w dniu "a przesz}ego miesiaca
wiecz6r Przybyszewski i ~jeszcze
ieden lizus odwiedzill Korniejew-
skiego, - pod jakiem pozorem tam
byli niewiadomo, jednakowoz o ~
godzinie " nocy zrobi} sic W domu
Korniejewskiego rumot i krzyk, a
pc chwili Przybyszewski i drugi
lizus zostali przez Korniejewskiego
wyrzuceni ma dw6r. Niezawodnie
chcia} j%eszcze Prawdziarz cos wy.
dusi6 z Korniejewskiego.
Z~aprawde, takie postepowanie
pane Przybyszewski to .stokroG
gorsze jak 6w Pork Trust" z kt@-
rego to ,,Trustu" DUO razy gard}o
sobie smarowa1es wraz z Shifferem
u Gardnera ma Washington ulicy,
a z kieszeni Hine'go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

Mimi; P. Mary. sa-
dowska, siostra NJ. Pelagia,
Ohio; p. Justyna Viii
derding,. siostra M. Ida, Ad-
rain, MINI p. Sara Both, sio-
stra M. Blasia, Toledo Ohio.
D. Barbara Russ, %siostra. NJ.
Amalia, Portsmouth Ohio. p,
Eva Lindner, siostra M. Va
lentyna, ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
E MAXI podniesiono
O zoe. wiecej "a beczke.

wystawa W
Hamline, Mimi, pomiedzy
St. Paul. i Minneapolis, roz-
pocznie sic W poniedzia@ek
81. Sierpnia i trwac bedzie
przez ca}y tydzieh, az do So
boty 5 Wrzesnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
z BAY CITY, Mich.

Sprawl Andrzeja Grzegorczy-
ka i Jana Torki, "a przejechanie
dziewczynki Piotrowskiego " maju
r. b. sedzia policyjny Kelley 0"
des}a} do sadu cyrku}owego. Sc
dzia Kelley sadzi, re sprawl ia jest
"a duzej wagi r~ozpatrywac ja W
sadzie policyjnym.
S. p. Marta Cwikliiska g}oSna
w6wczas cora Jana .Cwiklinskiego
kt6ra g}6wna role odgrywa}a pod
czas owych pr~zekletych zaburzeh
parafalnych, a kt6ra wysz}a "a maj
kr6tko 'po z~aburzeniach "a J. To-
maszewskiego i wYprowadzi}a sig
do South Bend Ind. gdzie mieszka-
Ia 8 lata, zachorowawszy ma sucho-
ty, przeprowadzi}a sig ma nowo do
Bay City z mezem W Czerwcu b. r.
i zamieszka{a ma l9i Grant ulicy
-lecz " stanie bardzo chorym. wa
tygodnie temu zazada}a spowiedni~
ka. KS. Kamihski asystent0wyspo~
wiadal owa niewiaste, dajac jej o.
statnie sacramento 6wiete. Pc
s%powiedzi pod przysiega oswiadczy-
Ia, re p~oprzednie jej zeznania, -
take zaprzysiezone W sadie poli~
cyjnem odnoszace sic do osoby ks.
Maryana Matkowskiego by{y &faf-
szywe, a do tego kroku popchneli
ia ludzie. Smutne to smutne, re
dis tax Mode dziewcze by1o po-
pchniete do krzywoprzysieztwa, boo
kazdy vie, re do tego kroku ia tax
mfoda S. p. Marta ME by}aby sic
sama odwazy}a. Smutne to smutne,
re dis jeden polak przeciw drugie-
mu krzywoprzysieztwa uzywa ably
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
ZmarsZCZki Tatuli..

Dzieci czesto %przypatruja sig
zmarszczkom, kt6re nieszczeScia i
troski pozostawi}y ma czole ojcow-
skiem, ME przypuszczajac, re i oni
z czasem mice je beda. Me ma
ucieczki pred troskaml, chyba, re
czasem ma chwile zapomni sig o ia
kowych. I w}a6nie tn chcemy mad
mienic, aby6cie ME zapomnieli, re
zapomnieG mozecie wszystko, tylko
ME chorobe. Pozostaje ona wa
mi zawsze, we dnie i W nocy. Me
mozecie znalesc przyjemnosci "
zyciu, jezeli rome organa martwie-
ja staja sic nieczynne, DO wtedy i
ca}y organizm upada. Wtedy pc
winniscie uzywa6 Severy Balsam
Zycia, kt6ry przeciwdzia}a wszel
kim niedomaganiom zol2dka i NADIA
je potrzebna zywotnos6 i si}e kaz-
demu organow1. Uleoza nerwowe
wyczerpanie, niestrawno6d, z6}cio-
wo6d, dyspepsye, zd}taczke OBJ
strukcye. Do nabycia U kazdego
aptekarza po IS oent6w "a butelke.
Pytajcie sic Q niego ~najprz6d
U waszego aptekarza. Jezeli tenze
dostawi6 go wan ME ,moze wtedy
my, "a $l.oo przyszlemy wan fran.
ko 2 jakiejbadz naszej preparacyi
juz to jedna butelke %dolarowa, albo
9 butelki SO oentowe, Tub 4 butelki
25 centowe. Adres: Adres: w. T..
.Severa Co, Cedar Rapids, "a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

PAN MAX. CZAPIEWSKI
z Milwaukee, 391 Mitchell
I'll. przyjechal ma kilka dni
do Winony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

KOMETA E spo-
strzezono w bliskosci, wiel-
kiego niedzWiedzia a 81 Sier-
pnia bedzie widzialnym ola
go}ego Okla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

CIAkO 10 clio letniego
Raymonda Maybury, kt6ry
sic utopi} we wtorek zesz}ego
.tygodnia W rzece Mississippi,
dotad ME .znaleziono, poszu-
,kuja 60 teraz "a pomoca SWAT
la elektrycznego i spodziewa-
ia sic W ten spos6b PREDICT
poznac i odnalesc. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

PRZESZkO $685. dolar6w
podatku "a psy, skolekto-
wal City recorder W roku
biezqcym zesz}ego roku tylko
1928 ZebranO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

; PAN FrancisZek SkurcZeW-
ski i iona, St. Paul, MINI,
przyjechali do Winony 90
%krewnych, zabawia oko1o
dw6ch tygodni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
Nasz podr6zujacY
agent ~kolektuje obec-
ME " Wisconsin !
Michigan. !.
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE E.

WE 10 go
Sierpnia, jake W rocznle
smierci S. p. Hieronima Der
dowskiego, %odprawiona costa
ME Msza sw. za}oba "a dusze
zmar}ego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

JOS. w. D
726 E. 18th str. poleca swe
nagrobki kamienne kt6re
sprzedaje bardzo tanio.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10
Condensed News Of a Day.

Senator German believes Chicago
will get the democratic convention.
Attorney General Knox recommends
radical changes in the naturalization
laws for the prevention of frauds.
Estimate Of the secretary OF the
treasury Of needed appropriations for
the coming year is 1924, SOP, Jag, an
increase of s35, 313.034 over last year.
DR.. Dowie, in submitting to bis
creditors plan for ending the receiv-
ership, places his assets at SIS, S45,
21O.43 and his liabilities at "a, O5S,-
349.67.
Milwaukee's graft inquiry still halts
owing to the difficulty in completing
the grand jury. District Attorney
Bennett pledges himself not to run
for mayor.
Armour takes the wheat sold by
faint hearted bulls and prices close
higher. Corn cnd oats sympathize
with spot decline. Provisions rally
with the hogs.
Surrender OF weapons in obedience
to martial order in Cripple Greek
brings out many old guns, but nc
modern ones. Troops will search the
houses for arms.
Senator Cullom opened the debate
in behalf Of the Cuban reciprocity
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10
YOUNG WOMAN Is MISSING
Human Foot Found and There May BE
Connection Between the
Two Facts.

Marinette. Wis.,, Dec. IA human
foot. found In a back yard by Mrs.
Oliver Lafond 1T Spalding, Mich, may
be the clew to a murder. When the
foot was found. Oct. "a. dog was
gnawing it. The find was submitted
to surgeons. and they declared it the
foot of u woman Now there comes
the story Of the disappearance of Miss
Bessie Bridges, 19-year-old girl,
daughter of Samuel Bridges, of Wau-
cedah. Mich. who has not been seen
since Sept. 20.
She visited at the home of E. P.
Carney. of Carney. Mich. and the
family of. the latter went TO the train
with her on the date mentioned to see
her off for her home. She has not been
seen since and it is said that the foot
tallies with the description of Miss
Bridges feet.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10
treaty, and shows that European
countries have much of the trade
which belongs here.

treaty, and shows that European
countries have much of the trade
which belongs here.
Counterfeit quarters are so numer-
Gus in Terre Haute that even the slot
machines are losing money, and con-
Sequently there is loud demand for
the Federal authorities to do some
thing about it.
Another attempt to relieve the f.
nancial stringency has been nipped in
the bud. Three men in Revere, Mass
had all the tools and materials for
making money "easy," but the Secret
Service officers found it out.
Sheldon syndicate in New York,
which took up 4,OOO.O 900 bonds of
the United States Shipbuilding Com
pany, is called on to pay fourth as
sessment Of 1854, 900, making the
total amount paid in SO. 400, 600.
Peking officials say a settlement of
the Manchurian trouble is imminent.
The Chinese government considered
war, appealed to the powers and final
ly entered into negotiations with Rus
STA, and will probably grant her de-
mandS.
There SCENE TO be growing belief
in the far East that the differences
between Russia and Japan will be
settled by giving Japan free hand in
Korea, permitting Russia to do as it
pleases in Manchuria, and letting
China hold the bag.
A twentv-vear-old girl has shot and
killed a notorious outlaw at William
son; w. Va, who attacked her in the
telegraph Office where she was work.
ing. There is growing suspicion
that the desperate reputation of some
OF those mountain terrors has been ex-
! aggerated.
A Transvaal bank has been robbed
by masked men, who gagged the man.
ager and his assistants and got away
with $4,000. Recently railroad
train was successfully operated on in a
somewhat similar manner. Amers-
canization seems also to be deyoting a
little attention to South Africa.
Colon hears a rumor that 5000
Colombian soldiers are marching over
land to attack the lsthmus. No such
move, however, has been reported by
the American war ships, which are
scouting along both Panama coasts
specially to guard against an invasion.
Tile canal treaty is sent to the senate
by the president.
| Monday was a dull opening day In
Congress. There we're no scenes OF
0dor of flowers, none of the charm
that comes of first greeting to the
host Of new men upon the national
stage; only small audiences were in the
galleries, and on the. floor there was
none Of that buzz Of interest and an.
tisipation which usually mark the
initial days Of a session.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10

greSS on the upbuilding of the navy,
and urges the establishment of a
naval base in the Philippines and the
organization of general naval staff
In discussing the Panama policy
critics who have insisted that it was
his duty to consider the Nicaragua al
tentative are given cold comfort in the
following: sit has not been necessary
TO consider this alternative, as l am
enabled to lay before the senate a
treaty providing for the building of
the canal acfOSS the ISshmuS of Pan
ama' The question cow is not by
which route the canal shall be built,
since that question has been definite
ly and irrevocably decided" but
whether or not we shall have canal.
Passing from that point the mes
sage says that "when the congress d.
rected that we should take the Pam
ANA route under treaty with Colom-
bia, the essence Of the condition, Of
course. referred not to the govern
ment which controlled that route, but
to the route itself; to the territory
across which the route lay. not to the
name which for the moment the ter
ritory bore on the map. The purpose
>Of the law was to authorize the Presi-
dent to make treaty with the power
in actual control of the isthmus," and
we are Informed significantly that
this purpose has been fulfilled. :"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10
gel

Speaking generally of the new prob
lens growing out of the development
of labor and capital, the president says
that 1.-THE consistent policy Of the
national government, SO far as it has
the power, is to hold in check the un-
scrupulouS man. whether employer or
employe, but to refuse to weaken in
dividual initiative or TO hamper or
cramp the industrial development of
the country" The line is drawn ON
conduct and ''every man must
be guaranteed his liberty and
right to do as he likes with
his property or his labor so long as he
does not infringe on the rights of
Others
Under the head Of revenues and ex-
penditu-es mention is made of the de-
crease of the surplus and of the prob
ability of substantial equality" of
income and 0utg0. 1t is also Sug-
gested that "the same liberty should
be granted the Secretary Of the Treas
ury to deposit customs receipts as is
granted him in the deposit OF receipts
from other sources.
A commission is proposed to report
on legislation for the benefit of the
merchant marine, and in the discus
sion of the land laws reference is made
to the work of the commission that is
studying the subject Of a revision.
There is a forceful condemnation Of
naturalization frauds, with an allusion
to presentment Of the federal grand
jury in New York which is included
in the report of the Attorney General.
Speaking further Of the Attorney Gen.
erals Office the President refers to the
appropriation for the better enforce
ment of the antitrust law, and rec
commends- matter of the utmost
importance and urgency the extern
sion of the purposes of this appropria-
tion, so that it may be made avail
able, under the direction of the At
torney General. and until used, for the
due enforcement of the laws of the
United States IN general, and espec-
tally oflthe civil and criminal laws re-
(, lating to the public lands and the lava
relating to postal crimes and offenses
and the subject of naturalization.
The President approves of making
bribery an extraditable offense with
foreign governments, and speaks OF
the steps tnat have been taken by the
state Department with that object il
view. He also favors an international
agreement to regard all private prop
ferty at sea as exempt from capture OF
destruction by the forces CT belligerent
powers. international arbitration II
ipdorsed.
The President congratulates con-
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10

indianapolis, Dec. IA clairvoyan1
calling herself Princess Riviera has
been arrested, charged with larceny OF
$500 from Henry Weyenberg. a re
tired farmer of Hastings, Neb.. who
claims to be worth 100000. William
Hayes, another clairvoyant, is also I'm
der arrest charged with completely
Weyenberg has been here at the bed
side of his sick son and consulted the
clairvoyant.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10

Chicago. Dec. Perry S. Heath,
secretary of the Republican national
committee, who arrived here from Salt
Lake City, reiterated his statement
that he had no intention of resigning
from the committee because of the
mention of his name in connection
with the postal frauds.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10
Steamer Gets Reef.

HoughtOn. Mich, Dec. Z. The
steamer j. I. Hutchinson has been
released from the reef of Five-Mlle
Point, west of Eagle river. and came
down to the canal under her own
steam. The Hutchinson has about no.
600 bushels of her cargo of fxseed still
aboard damaged by water.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10
They Expe,lited His Case.

Shoals, Ind, Dec. 7.-Uncommonly
swift justice was melted out in the
case of Samuel Anderson, aged %
years. He stole 50 from his brother-in-
law Thursday, was arrested Friday
and Saturday morning on plea of
guilty was sentenced to serve from
one to three years in the Indiana re-
formatory. He was taken to the pris-
on Saturday afternoon and ate supper
as q convict.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10
Retrenchment the O. der of the pay

Greenville. Pa. Dec. 1.-Acting up
on the orders of the United States
Steel Corporation retrenchment is he
ing made in all departments of the
Bessemer and Lake Erie railroad OPP
orators, trainmen and employees of all
classes to the number of several hun
dred have been discharged.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10

New York. Dee. 7.-At one minute
after IL O'Clock this morning seventeen
men, representative Of tvo-menteams.
were started on six-day international
bicycle race In Madison Square GER
den. Fifteen thousand spectators saw
the referee send the men away on their
long grind. The contestants, under the
law, can each ride but twelve hours
daily.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10

factories of the kind in the country,
employing close TO LEGO men and COW
ering ground space Of l-early five
acres, in Butler street near the Sharps-
burg bridge. was almost totally de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, between $780,
600 and $250.OOO.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10

Chicago. Dec. Frederick Grant
Gleason, director of the Chicago Audi
torium conservatory, is dead Of acute
pneumonia. Professor Gleason, who
was born In Hartford, Conn.,, In 1849
was one Of the most celebrated Of
American composers.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10
GRAFT" AT NEW YORK
Public Fire Adjusters To Be Indicted fo
Grand Interpretations of Dol
lars Involved.

lars Involved.
New York, Dec. AS result Of in-
vestigations by the fire marshal and
his assistants, and members of Dis
trict Attorney JerOme's staff, Deputy
Assistant District Attorney Gavan
says that he expects that during the
week indictments will be found against
several public fire adjusters. fire insur-
ance adjusters, three lawyers at least,
and some members Of the fire patrol,
on charges of grand larceny.
Gavan Is convinced from confess
sions in his hands that the fire insur.
ance companies OF this city have been
swindled out of millions of dollars
through the submission Of false claims
for fire losses.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10
TO DECEMBER 8, 1903.

Minerva J. Welter and husband wd
to Austin Druck- fmiller 5.26 off e
end of S osrdw of sec tip % r 1;
$500.
Israe, G Roberts wd to Andrew c
Roberts und ] of Sub to life estate lot
2 aud W OF W Ofse ! in sec % tip 81
also lot ex of sec 20 tip 30
r2: 81.
Rosa Medbourn widow wd to Mary
Ann Medbourn und l-S lot Is orig
Culver; 500.
Charles B Dearborn and wife wd ,tC
George f Mccoy lot Al and south {
it lot AZ all in Thayer's End add Bour.
bon; $1,000.
Cora r Armantrout and husband
wd to William NJ Shetland lot l54 cor.
rected Plot LaPaz; $3.50.
Henry B Allen and wife wd to Mayer
Altman lot 20 Brownlee's cor add Ply
mouth; s135.
Minnie r Dunbar and husband, to
Marion III Tabler and wife, all OF
road in e As of sw q also of road In
lot of sec 10. T SO; R 1; $4,000.
Jamas Fl Brink and wife, Hannah
Brink, @ g d Leopold M Lauer, Part
Of Out Lot Ii Ewings add Plymouth;
SLIGO.
Virgil Rensberger and wife. to ia.
cob Lower, hf Of ne q Of ne q Of nv
q of sec 9, T "a, RI; $3.50.
David Burns and wife. to Frank b
Hoffman. lot 3, Rhodes Par Argos, in
sec 20. M r L; $35.
James G Corl and wife, to John +
Lemler. 8 a In Sc cor Of Sc cor of Sc Q
of ne q Of sec 2, T 80, r 8; $500.
James H Matchett and wife. tt
Peter Hahn, lot in Bourbon near nt
cor OF hf Of ne q 81 sec "a, T 80, +
1885.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10
M.rx Held for Murder.

Chicago, Dec. 7.-Gustav Marx, the
bandit, was held by the coroner's jury
for the murder of Detective Quinn. He
is the first of the four thugs to be ar
raigned and his trial will begin this
week
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10

Fire iD the Hubbard shovel Works.
Pfttsburg, Dec. Z. = The Hubbard
Shovel works. one Of the largest manu-
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10
Application for License.
To the citizens and voters of North town
ship, Marshall county, and state OF In

To the citizens and voters of North town
ship, Marshall county, and state OF In
diana:
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will apply to the Board of County Com
missioners Of said county, at their next reg
ular term to be held at the Court house, Ia
the city of Plymouth, in said county com
mencing on the first Monday of January A.
ID. 1904, for license to sell spirituous. vinous
aud malt liquors, in less quantity than
quart at q time, with the privilege of allow
ing said liquors to be drank on the premises
where sold, for one year and also TO sell soft
drinks, lunch and cigars IN the room where
said liquors are to be cold and drank, said
premises and room being described as fol-
lows, to wit: In the room on the ground
floor Of the frame building fronting on the
public highway or street running north and
south on the west side of lot six i6) Of East
LaPsz in said Marshall county. Indiana, as
laid out and plated; said building being
situated on the west twenty -seven (20 feet
Of said lot six 90 and said room being seven
feet east from the west line of said lot and
thirty-four feet from the south line thereof
and being thirty-6ve feet long by nineteen
and one-sixth feet wide by tec feet high. ex-
cept room In the northwest corner thereof
ID by feet The door of said room opens 20
''s "e'' On 'A'' n'9 2BSER Q. vzSxEDGaHEs.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10

Westward the orb ofglory takes its
way,
Wisconsin is the state, you hear
everybody say,
It's mace itself famous by one great
stride,
Rocky Mountain Tea has made its
name world wide. Peoples Drug
Store.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-10

Burdock Blood Bitters gives man
q clear head, an active BRAN, q strong,
vigorous body, makes him 1T Tor the
battle Of lie: "