The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-05

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euchre and Home Preservation Socl.
ETY.. Let the good work 60 on-the
worm has turned at last.
Just because the factory where all
talking machine records are made was
burned, let none despair. A gentle
man from Nebraska has still enough
money left to hire hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Wiltfong,
went to Chesterton Saturday evening
to spend Sunday with DR.. c o. Wilt
fong. Their son Arthur of Chicago,
also spent Sunday there.
All the hogs, sheep, mules, cows.
steers and horses shipped abroad from
this country amount to less than one
quarter of the value of the eggs laid
by the busy American hen.
A bad accident to a worlds fair
train, on the opening day of the fair.
is an unfortunate beginning. 1t is tt
be hoped that no more shadows of that
kind may fall upon the exposition.
Some lazy man, who had nothing
else to do, counted the grains in bush
ell of wheat, and announced that they
amount to s69,720 II you don't be-
Iieve it, you may count them yourself.
Let it not be forgotten that May
day is Dewey day, and always will be
until America ceases to honor her he
roes. History has been making rapid
ly since six years ago Sunday morning.
No sooner had Carrie Nation left
Kansas than Mary Ellen Lease an.
nounced her intention of going back
there to live. That unlucky state
never can get rid of all its troubles at
once.
The United States is now the great
est producer of salt among the nations
of the earth. The American output
is $1,000, 600 barre's annually, with
Michigan and New York leading the
salt states.
A Chicago court has awarded DAM
ages Of / cent to man who sued an
other for knocking out seven of his
teeth In quarrel. At this rate he
ought to have been able to kill his
man for Is or 20 cents.
A. j. Wood democrat, was elected
mayor of Warsaw by fourteen major
ity over Charles A. RigdOn republic
can. All of the republican council
men and other city officers were elect
ed by large majorities.
John w. WOlford has again demon.
strated that he has full control of the
city OF Plymouth. He was given sub
stantial Reimbursement Tuesday. Sew
eral republicans voted with the demo-
Gratis to sustain the boss.
OF $50 inmates admitted to the
Central hospital for the insane during
the last fiscal year, thirty-nine were
college graduates and SIS were educa-
ted in common or other schools. Only
forty-eIght inmates were uneducated.
Judge Hess was city attornty when
Laporte and North Michigan streets
were paved and Harley Logan used
Judge Hess forms in all the work he
has done for the city. Elect man
whose name is Hess and you will make
no mistake.
They have taken up the carpets,
they are beating them with clubs:
from the morning till the evening,
how the busy house wife scrubs! Oh,
the smell of paint and varnish hangeth
heavy on the air, and In human haO-
tation chaos reigneth everywhere.
DR.. G. A. Brown has shown that he
has running abilities second to no
other man in town in political race.
He should congratulate himself that
he was beaten two votes for council
man. He would. have been out of
place in that body for the next two
years.
The Independent says that Logan
as city attorney has an abundance of
legal ability and has given great care
and attention to city affairs. etc. If
this is true why does be not collect
the $4,000 due the city for water
rents instead of borrowing money to
pay the expense of running the city
j. w. Macy has been very sick
this week. He was not /, able to be
taken to the polls to vote Tuesday,
and when Maxey does not vote he is |
i'll. We hope he NAV soon
be we'll again. There are many worse |
democrats than Jim siaxey and some |
that will not measure up
to his standard.
The postoflice and general store of |
August Grieger, at Hanna, was rob-
bed Monday night. The burglars,
to be three in number, en-
tered the store, dynamited the safe