The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-10-20
A. w. Dolph of Teegarden trans
acted business in Plymouth yesterday.

A. w. Dolph Of Teegarden trans
acted business in Plymouth yesterday.
John Widaman who resides near
Inwood, went to Longcliff to visit his
daughter yesterday:
Plain sewing done by the week at a
reasonable Price. Address P. O. box,
SOC. Plymouth, Ind. 316t2 wt1
Miss Theresa Kruger has returned
to South Bend after visit of five days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. j.
Kruger.
Fl. w. Hostetter, one of the promi-
nent business men of Starke county,
was here yesterday buying farm near
Inwood.
Congressman Brick made great
speech at Donaldson Tuesday evening
tie crowd that filled all the seats, win
dows and aisles of the building.
w. E. Peterson, who has been for
many years one of the democratic
leaders in Marshall county, gives
reasons in our paper today why he
cannot support Judge Parker for
president.
The republicans of Union township
seem to be alive this year. More re-
publlcanS attended the township con.
vention on Monday than there were
democrats at the convention address
sed by Herring.
The bunch of democratic spell.
binders sent to speak at the school
houses this campaign will say the same
things they have said for years, but
net quite SO loud. \
You cannot get rid of yellow skin,
pinnpIeS, lusterless eyes, bad breath
with paint and powder. HOLSTER IS
Rocky Mountain Tea, cures from
within. 35 cents, tea or tablets. The
Peoples Drug Store.
William Holland the Pretty Lake
nurseryman, has sent 100, 600 cuttings
to Minnesota this week. His nursery
has reputation in almost every state
in the union and at this time of year
all hands have to hustle to fill orders!
There were 27o tickets sold for
Bourbon and return at the railway
station in this city Thursday morning.
Over 100 persons went in hacks and
buggies, consequently Plymouth sent
about 400 people to the Bourbon fair
Thursday.
Early reports on the thirty day poll
of the state have been received at
headquarters of 10Th parties at In
dianapolis, but they are not near
enough complete to form any accur-
ate estimate of the vote of the two
pal OlCo Ill Uuc SOdlc.
The small number of democrats at
tending the Peru barbecue from Ply
mouth does not prove democratic
apathy in this county except as it
shows that most democrats are more
sensible about big rallies than they
were few years ago.
Mr., Parker's statement that, if ei.
ected. he will rescind the pension or.
der relating to veterans who have
reached the age Of 81 makes it Ger.
tain that he will get the smallest sol.
diers' vote ever cast for presiden.
tial candidate in this country.
Surely there never was a campaign
like this. 1t has none of the marks OF
popular excitement and iotense inter
est displayed in former presidential
years. Merchants and bankers say
so far as their business is concerned
they would not know an election were
pending.
| George Cottell one of the boys
brought here from Boston a aozer
Years ago and given a home in the
family of Jacob Lee east of town un
til he grew to manhood, was arrested
Sunday by the sheriff of Fultor
county. He is charged with stealing
bicycles and other articles at Roches
ter.
| Company 1. was inspected Monday
evening by MAORI. F. Blum Of Evans
Vile. The company passed the bes1
inspection since its organization. TIL,
attendance was not as large as Il
should have been, but those presen
executed the various movements will
snap that was commended by the In
specting officer.
James Graham's dwelling at Tip
pecanoe was struck by lightning OF
Saturday morning about O'Clock an,
badly demolished. The roof in place
was broken in, siding broken an,
plasteriBg hurled over the house
Though the building was badly dam
aged, it seems miracle that the fam