The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-02-18
r. G. Kloepfer visited with friends
in South Bend Tuesday. $50

10 SOuU0 BENZ 1ucouoys
Cuba has succeeded in borrowing
s35, 900, 900. 1t would be interesting
to find out how much San Domingo
could borrow about now.
j. n, Matchett s. Co., of Bourbon.
are Offering some desirable farms ia
the eastern part of the county, at low
prices and on easy terms. 19t2
FOR SALE:-A Webster's Inter-
national Dictionary. The very latest
and best. Patent index and fui
sheep binding. At this Office.
The editor of the New York Press
evidently has troubles of his own. He
remarks bitterly that talking back to
ones wife is just al sensible as to keep
winding an alarm clock while it is 60
ing off.
The office of Dr's. Borton and AS
pinall caught fire from the stove pipe
about 1O:45 Monday morning. The de-
partment was called out and o had
the flames under control. Consider
able damage was done to the roof and
the interior of the building.
Hardin, Manchuria, is but three
years old, but 1t is one of the greatest
cities of Asia, and has the largest
European population Of any Asiatic
city, containing $4,000 Russians, be-
sides the soldiers, and 40, 900 Chinese.
1t will be the great flour milling city
of that region.
The farmer is quite likely to realize
his long-hoped for price of a dollar for
wheat. The grain is now worth go
cents in this market and gradually
growing higher. No doubt the for
eign wal will have the effect of in
creasing the price of all American
farmers products.
John Helston and William Kreig. of
Huntington, engaged In doing some
excavating under the property of the
late john McGlinn, unearthed a tin
can containing over $1,000 in gold,
which they delivered to the heirs.
McGlinn was dictruStful of banks and
had hidden his money for years.
Every wheel on a Pullman Car is
made of paper covered with iron and
steel. The body of the wheel is a
block of paper about four inches thick.
Around this is a rim Of steel from two
inches to three inches thick, which
comes in contact with the rails. The
sides are covered with circular iron
plates bolted N.
A driver Of a New York brewery
wagon refused To get of the car track
when the moturman rang his gong
So the motorman a into him, broke
the wagon and spilled the beer. The
case was taken to court. the motor
man was justified and the beer driver
fiped as a public nuisance. He is now
a sadder Budwelser man.
WANTED-Teachers who wish to
take a special three months course to
prepare for teaching shorthand, type.
writing. book keeping or penmanship-
Large demand and good salaries.
Write at once for information regard
ing special course, as only a limited
number will be taken. HUNTINGTON
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, HUNTING
TON, IND. 1874
More than half Of February is now
gone. Thus far snug winter weather
has been its recOrd-in the main a
very creditable one. Cold weather
may be the rule for a few weeks ling
er, but signs of the gradual approach
Of spring will become more and more
apparent. Coal bins have been sever
ly taxed, and there is a general long,
ing for milder weather.
Frank w, Boss has sold his law Ii
brary and with his wife left We'd
nesday for Weir City, Kansas. His
wife is in failing health and physicians
have advised a warmer climate. They
will visit two or three weeks at Weir
City with DR.. Jacob Boss, but expect
to locate In Oklahoma or Indian Ter
ritory. Their removal from Ply
mouth is a surprise to their many
friends as we'll as themselves and
everybody hopes that the health of
Mrs. Boss may soon be restored. Mr..
Boss has hundreds of friends in Ply
mouth and Marshall county who are
sorry that it is necessary for him to
leave here. Everybody wishes him
success wherever be may locate.
Card Party.
Miss katherine Stack entertained a