The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-28

Beardless Barley-at 75ca bushel.
Forbes Seed Store.
Miss Ida Bremen went to Elkharl
Tuesday to remain indefinitely.
DR.. d. G. Knott went to Indian
apolis Tuesday to attend the state
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hammond ano
Eldridge Thompson were Argos visit
or, Tuesday.
Mrs. May Dutton, of st; Louis, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Hindel
in this city.
DR.. Durr was called TO the Culver
Military Academy Tuesday on profes.
sional business.
The Plymouth Grange will meet in
the K. of P. hall Wednesday evening,
May 4. All members are requested
to be present.
Peter Helm and John McFarin,
delegates to the republican state con
ventlon, left for indianapolis on the
early train Tuesday.
Mrs. HI. A. Shambaugh and Mrs. c.
o. Tribbev, delegates to the grand
chapter of the Eastern Star, left for
indianapolis Tuesday.
A. V. Peck of Bloomington, H..
who has been visiting in this city and
vicinity several days; went to Roches-
ter Tuesday for visit of week.
The Financial School" has closed
its doris and Coin Harvey declares that
it would be folly to revive the silver
issue. "The world do move"
f. A. Harrington. of Bloomington
has been chosen superintendent of
the Winamac schools. There were
fifty applicants for the position.
Dr. John E. Moore, of Lakeville,
an old and prominent physician who
had many friends in the northern
part of Marshall county, died Satur-
day.
Miss Nora Rodgers returned from
Mentone Monday accompanied by
Miss Pearl Kessler, one of the grad
yates of the Mentone schools who will
visit relatives here this week.
Mrs. E. NJ. Stout, who spent the
winter with her daughters in Iowa
and Missouri, has been visiting week
in Plymouth and left for her home at
s2nd Place. Chicago, Tuesday morning.
The Standard Oil Company in 1908
supplied 81 per cent. of the domestic
demand for kerosene and 90 per cent.
of the export demand It's net profits
for the year exceeded $50, 900, 900.
Senator Clark, of Montana, is seri-
ously and perhaps hopeleSsly i'll. He
has had remarkably successful ca
reer in developing the resources OF
Montana and in accommodating riches.
Frederick Shultz. of Huntington,
81 years OF age. committed suicide on
Monday by hanging himself in his
barn because his two-year-old-grand-
son would not allow him to play with
him.
The keynote of the coming cam
paign in Indiana was sounded by
Congressman Watson in his speech as
chairman of the republican state con-
vention at indianapolis Tuesday. We
give our readers the speech in full and
it is worth reading,
Mrs. Hannah d, Gibson will have a
public sale of personal property at the
residence of the late David l.. Gibson
southeast of Plymouth, Tuesday, May
3, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. AL
stock grain, hay, farm implements ant
other articles will be sold.
Connecticut tobacco farmers are
growing discouraged. 1t costs between
10 and ID cents pound to raise q
crop which has of late been selling fol
cents a pound. They think this i!
a little too much to pay, even for the
pleasurable thrill of excitement thai
attends the hunting of the tobacco
worm to his lair.
The statement that Frank Boss has
been slated for appointment as an in
spector in the immigration service by
Congressman Brick has again started
the rounds of Northern Indiana pa.
pers. 1t was supposed in Plymouth
that the appointment was made some
time aOo hut there seems IN have