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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-01
EDpYviLLE.

Eddyville. April 25.-Sunday school
was organized at Bluff Creek Union
chapel northwest Of town Sunday.
Sunday school will be held at 10
O'Clock each Sunday morning. me
officers are: superintendent; Mrs. =.
Mrs. H. r. Cox; secretary, Miss Neva
England; assistant secretary, Miss
Eva Tharp; treasurer, I. r. Cox.
Jacob Alder, b. F. Gordon and A.
Simms, who have relatives near san
Francisco, have received word thar
they were uninjured by the earth
quakes. Mr.. and Mrs Marion Belzer.
across the river, entertain grave fears
| for the safety of their brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Forney, who are
in California, as they have had no
word from them.
| Mrs. Will Busey and baby. OF Kan.
sas arrived Sunday for an extended
| visit at the parental f. D. Coryell
home and with other relatives.
| Misses Nellie and Leona Spurgeon,
| of Oskaloosa, have returned home
after short visit with their grandI
| mother, Mrs. p. G. Barnett, north OF
town.
Mrs. M. J. McCarty, Of Ottumwa,
| has gone to Chilicothe after a Visit
with her daughter, Mrs. ]. f. Hull.
Mrs. Jennie Chitwood and daughter,
Freeda, went to Avery Friday to visis
| with relatives.
/ Miss Jeanette True has been, g
Iowa City, attending lhree Gays
| house party.
Mrs c. Burt has reshingled her
| residence and Joseph Warner has re-
painted his tenant property.
An ''everybody's rally" was held at
/ the Christian church Sunday.
1 Mrs. M. j. Mater was called to Abba
Friday by the severe illness Of her
grandson, Don Quarton, who has
pneumonia,
i Jacob Ferdine, who recently return-
ed from visit In Holland. has lately
been visiting at the J. Hoogendoorn
home on Bluff Creek.
L III. G. True and son, Marion, visited
lin Ottumwa over Sunday.
\ r. M. Lester and son, Walter. of
Oskaloosa, visited here Saturday.
Born, Tuesday April "a, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Steele, near Cedar,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Richards moved
from rooms in Mrs. A. Danforth's
property On Ninth street to the Clancy
or wilcox property on North Third
street, Monday.
About thirty Odd Fellows went to
Kirkyille Monday night to attend
: lodge Most of those who went. were
members of the degree team and they
! did come work in each degree for the
Kirkviile lodge. Refreshments were
: served and the lodge held until late
hour.
/ In all over $3.50 has been sent in as
!, donations for the California sufferers.
} Most of this amount was Secured by
subscriptions, though some of it was
raised by the churches Sunday morn
log.
Miss Rernice Shinn v sited in oska-
llopsn over Sunday with w. 4. Howe
land family.
: Robert Logue and faghlly. of Durfee
= left Saturday for a visit at Floris
Q Tney had been visiting relatives or
. Sand Ridge and at South Iowa juno
I ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Sharan, Of
9 ottumwa were Sunday guests at this
q A. w. Bell home
II Mrs. Henrietta SprAgue visited hel
h son, DIR. H. N. Spralgue at Ottumws
lAuAr SUNDAY.
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FARMINGToN.

Pennington, April 3O.-Miss Jessie
Foregrave went to Kahoka Wednesday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Dan O'Neil.
]. G. Bowie, Of Centerville formerly
secretary of the Stirling Wooden mills,
has been visiting friends here.
Isaac Rogers and wife of Kansas
City were guests OF Pennington
friends Tuesday.
Will Beeson Of Des Moines was an
over Sunday visitor at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Beeson.
e. L. Bracy is one Of the commence
ment visitors.
Captain W. A. Duckworth of Keo
sauqua was a guest at the home Of
DR.. N. p. Knight on Tuesday.
Leta Jones, the fourteen-year-old
daughter of Swanty Jones, died Thurs
day morning Of consumption. She was
taken Ill In January and has been grad
ually failing in health since that time
The funeral services were held yester
day afternoon at the Methodist Epis
copal church.
Miss Ollie Scheilie, who underwent
an operation at Shelton's hospital il
Bloomfield, came home Thursday ev
ening and Is entirely recovered,
Grace Wood, the little six-year.olt
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roh't Wood
had the misfortune to fall off tn,
school yard fence and break her lef
arm.
Mrs. John Lightfoot, who has beer
SO seriously i'll, is reported to be mucl
better.
Mrs. George Mueller has been visit
| ing relatives in Montrose.
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AGED RESIDENT DIES
MRS. MARY J. M'cAUsEY PASSES
4 SWAY AFTER OBSERVING
M EIGHTlETH BIRTHDAY
18th Occurs at Residence Of Only
surviving Daughter, Mrs. Charles
simmonds--John II. Orr succumbs
Mrs, Gardner Answers Call.

Mrs. Mary j. McCausey, aged 80
ars and 2 days, passed away at the
me of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
amonds, 1913 East Maple avenue,
:urday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
9 cause of her death was old age.
She. is survived by her daughter,
RS. Simmonds. Mrs. McCausey had
en- resident of this city for over
b years. The funeral was held this
lernoon from the Simmonds resi-.
nee at o'clock. The services were
nducted by Rev. ]. Hollister Lynch
st. Louis, Mo-, formerly rector OF
Unity Episcopal church of this city
The interment was made in the OF
mwa cemetery. The pail bearers
ere w. H. H. Asbury, John Spry, S
/. Birney, 3. B. Hill, George d. Pierce
lid DR.. j. N. Armstrong.
John n. Orr Dies.
John H. Orr, an aged and highly re
,ected resident of this city, passed
way at his home, corner of West Sec
I'D street and Fairview avenue, Satur
.ay afternoon at $50 O'Clock. Mr.. Orr
as been resident of this city for the
asst 16 years. He is survived by his
wife and five children. They are Mrs
ohm Scott, Mrs. Evan H. Lewis, Geo
Orr and David Orr of this city, anc
drs. Euphemia Foit of IroIton, Ohio.
George Orr is now en- route home
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CHARLTON.

Charlton, April 30.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Tullis spent Sunday in Osceola with
relatives.
Florenct Kessler Of Tacoma visited in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. Laurel Boss is spending few
days at WOODBURY. with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Hobson spent
Sunday In Oseeola with Mrs. Hobson's
parents.
Or. Throckmorton and family at.
tended the funeral of the Doctors faith,
er at Derby Sunday.
Miss Emma Brewer Of Des Moines
spent Sunday with her brother, Walter
Brewer.
Miss Bertha Paine has returned from
a visit at Keota.
Mrs. Homer Cresap spent Sunday
with her parents in Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Lester Becker went to Ottumwa
Saturday for visit.
J. A. Penick is in Peoria, ILL.,, on Legal
business.
The Misses Della Krutsinger and
Elline Lykins of Oakley were In the
city Saturday.
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per There, Of Pennington, were IL
town Friday.

per There, Of Pennington, were in
town Friday.
Mesdames Machin and Neiswanger
are visiting friends in Cantril
The baseball game Sunday between
the Bonaparte and Hillsboro teams
resulted in a victory for the local team
the score being Is to 6.
Harry Jones and wife returned to
their home at GAINESVILLE, Mo-, to-
day after three weeks visit here
with relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Carter, of Bentonsport,
visited friends here Friday.
Miss Grace Woods went to Love
land, today for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Moss.
Mrs Geo. Lorton and two little sons,
OF Mt. Sterling, are visiting Mrs. Lor.
toms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. FL
Smith.
]. w. Rowley and VIM. F. Cheney
and son, of Keosauqua, we're business
visitors Saturday.
Edwin Entler returned to Marys
vile, Mo-, Saturday.
VIM. Blackford, of Hillsboro, spent
Sunday with his brothers, w. S. and
A. v. Blackford.
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covered from the measles, returned
Friday to her home in Brighton.
Miss Eva Waterhouse, Of Brighton,
came up last Thursday to call on
friends and remained to attend the
concert.
Quite number of young people
from CLAW township attended the con-
cert last Wednesday evening.
Roy Sidmore, Of Unionyille, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bridger
Tuesday evening of last week.
Mrs. Graft, OF Muscatine. deputy
grand matron of the Eastern Star Or
der, was a visitor of the Star lodge
here last Tuesday evening.
Drs. Dodds, Ewell and Foote and
| first of last week attending court.
DR.. j. z. Gribben, Of Ottumwa, was
in town last Friday making profess
sional calls.
Mrs. j. M. Barnett returned from
| Oskaloosa last Wednesday accompan-
led by her sister, Miss Leora Price.
The I. o. o. F. lodge of this city
voted liberal donation to the San
Francisco sufferers last Saturday ey-
ening.
| Miss Nettie Newhart departed last
| Thursday over the Milwaukee for
WOODBURY., where she will visit few
weeks with friends.
| The women of the Methodist Epis-
copal Aid society held a bazaar last
Saturday afternoon, and realized a
| neat sum for the benefit of the church.
| John Green and wife attended the
photographers convention in Ottum-
wa last Thursday and remained until
Friday evening with Harvey Nelson
and family.
Work will be commenced on the new
addition to the school house in a short
time.
Mr.. Hoogenakker went to Des
Moines Thursday on business, return
ing Saturday.
G. w. Mills returned the latter part
of the week from Chicago, where he
had been to deliver carload of driv-
ing horses.
| Gilbert Eye and Homer Jones came
down from Ollie to attend the concert
last Wednesday evening.
i Mrs. B. Gardner came over fror
| Packwood last week to visit his son
Guy and family.
David Duke returned from Ottum-
wa last week, after few weeks visit
with his son.
George McCarty, of Delta, was here
Thursday on business connected with
the bank.
! Mrs w. A. Cox, of Winfield, arrived
Saturday night for short visit witt
her mother. Mrs. Jane Halferty, ant
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Gabby were ovel
Sunday visitors in Ollie with rela.
tIyes.
Elmer Steele has workmen on tn,
ground digging the cellar for his new
store room. Brick laying will begii
In few days.
Mrs. Walter Dutton, who has beer
visiting relatives here, returned tt
Blakesburg Thursday
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RicHLAND.

Richland, April 25.-The orchestral
concert given by the Mills Bros. and
others last wednesday evening proved
to be a decided success, financially
and otherwise.
Jesse Smith has the carpenters at
work on his house north Of town on
his farm He is also thing his ground
in the low lands.
Ezra Mendenhall traded his stock
of harness, furniture and Undertaking
stock, his dwelling house and store
room last week to o. T. Fryer. of Fair
field. Mr.. Fryer will take, possession
Immediately.
Mesdames A. Greeson and S, e.
Carmichael, were Ottunwa visitors
last Thursday.
! Miss Maude Hinshaw. who has re-
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tie sons, of F'loris. visited here Thurs

tie sons, or FlOrlS. visited mere AHuES~
day with friends.
Charles Bingamon. Of Lebanon, was
the guest Tuesday of his uncle ana
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ware.
Sherman Urick- gave the school
house fresh coat of paint last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Putnam and
daughter, Miss Wanetta, spent Sum
day with Miss May Putnam and
brother Stiles. Miss Putnam expects
to leave next week for a two or three
months visit In California.
Miss Fioy McCreery, Of Ottumwa,
visited here Tuesday and WEDNESDAY
with the families of Eli Harbour and
G.. HI. Hughes. She was accompanied
home Wednesday evening by Miss
Eulalia Harbour, who is spending a
few days there.
Miss Lizzie Ware was the guest OF
Ottumwa erien1s last week and re-
turned home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Davis, of Bloom
field, and Mr.. Davis father, j. r.
Davis. of Chicago, spent Saturday
night at the home Of A. j. Combs, Sun
day at w. !. Bells, north of here, ane
Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs I. p
Putnam, where Mrs. Davis expects t.
spend the day, the men having re-
turned to Bloomfield.
w. e. Mum, of DuI"ille, visited
here Friday with his parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. j. T. Mum.
Lloyd McMains, who is workint
near Drakeville, spent Sunday here
with his mother. Mrs. Maggie Me
Mains.
Mrs. Sarah Burkhalter returned
here Saturday from Kankakee, Illinois
| where she has spent the past month
having been called there by the i'll
ness and death of her son. Charles
| Burkhalter. While here she was tn
guest of Mrs. Sarah McGee. Her sol
| Frank came after her Sunday and tool
her home.
Miss Wilda Starks, of Yates Cen
ter, Kansas, returned home Tuesda.
from a visit with Davis count,
friends.
Leonard smock left Tuesday morn
ing for Chula. Mo.
T. D. Mum shipped in a carload
flour and feed Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Huffman, Of Bloomfield
Mrs. Sarah MCGEE.
Mrs. Irwin Rice and little son, Hollis
| returned home Saturday from Quee
City. Mo-, where they had spent tn
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Hancock.
| Clay Pearson, OF Eldon, was tn
4 guest of Mr. and Mrs. l. Ware, the lat
| ter part Of the week.
Master Ray Thompson spent fey
days with Ottumwa friends last weel
| Isaiah Swinney recently sold val
j liable team for $500. He atten>.I tn
i horse sale In Ottumwa Thursday wit
a view to purchasing another team
but the horses sold for more than h
wanted to pay.
Fred Eberiine, who Is employed q
Eddyville spent Sunday and Monda
with his family here.
Epworth League officers were elect
ed last wednesday night as follows
President, Miss Lizzie Ware; organ
ist, Miss Laura Lockman; secretar,
j Roy Bell; treasurer, Miss Myrtl
II Caldwell; first vice president, Mr.
I Dianna Dodd. The league is to rnet
J, each Sunday evening.
Miss Emma Smock and lit
i nephews, Masters Virgil, Earl an
Keith Cameron, spent Saturday nigl
as ~ Sunday in Bloomfield wit
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BohApARTE.

Bonaparte, April 3o.--Mrs. Arch
Robins, aged 80 years, died Sunday
morning Of heart disease at her home
near here. The interment was made
today in the Bonaparte cemetery.
Thos. Robb. Dell Masters and Har-
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BELkNAP.

Belknap. April 24.-Miss Blanche
Gibson, Of Bloomfield, has been hired
to teach the upper room of the school
and Mrs. Add,e Brown, Of Bloomfield
to teach the lower room
ter, Miss Millie, of Bloomfield, spent
Sunday at the Will M. Lockman home
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Slack and Ut
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The overturf Funeral.
Mrs, Gardner Dies.

The sad intelligence of the death OF
Mrs. Gardner, wife Of County Super.
visor A. j. Gardner, which occurred
yesterday noon at the family residence
near Eddyville, was received by
friends in the city today. Mrs. Gard
ner is survived by her husband and -four
children. The funeral will be held to
morrow afternoon at O'clock from
the Methodist Episcopal church In Ed
dyville. Several Ottumwa friends will
attend the services.
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A Word to the Public

Al 9 n mtnd this bonn sale with called
ouumwa
8 an e. dd calculating prdhan th
II cndt tina willie a
10
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stands vypm ayes this It
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Mems good Sweaters, good value
for $3.50 and 5000, West GOn
ern Salvage Co.'S price $3.50. OOS
Mems stiff and soft Hats, latest
styles, good value for $3.50, West
ern Salvage Co.'S OQo
Mep's good Socks, good value for
16c. Western Salvage Ga
Co.'s price $3.50. -. $3.50. w
Mems fine Socks, good value for
Csc and 35c, Western 7Qo
Salvage Co.'s price $50. :. IOC
Mems fine suspenders. good value
for Bic, Western 1Qn
Salvage Co.'s price $3.50, ). lcC
Boys good Suspenders, good value
for 15c, Western ~
Salvage Co.'s price $3.50. -. ~
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llotA uSoSAs <AAAN., %Au iS CAPSStSu "
arrive In the city this evening. The
funeral services will be held at the
family residence tomorrow. morning at
9 o'clock. The interment will be made
at Kirksville.
Mrs. Kate Riley Passes Away.
Mrs. Katie G. Riley passed away
this morning about 10 o'clock at her
home On Tacoma avenue The de-
ceased was As years of age at the
time Of her death. She is survived by
sister, Mrs. Flora Green, and a
daughter, Miss Ethel Riley, both Of
whom reside In this city. The ar
rangements for the funeral have not
yet been completed but the remains
will be taken to Warsaw, ILL.,, for
burial.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Mott,
who died at her home five miles north
west Of the city, Thursday afternoon,
was held at st. Patrick's Catholic
church at 10 o'clock this morning.
Rev. Father James Dunnion, pastor OF
the church, officiating at requiem
mass. The interment was made in
Calvary cemetery.
The overturf Funeral.
The obsequies of William Overturf
who died at his home just south Of
Ormanville, Friday night, was held
yesterday morning at II o'clock at the
Sherman chapel near Ormanville. The
interment was made In the Sherman
chapel cemetery.
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fTomorrow) Tuesday, Wednesday
rday take pick Of Suit Overcoa Trousers


$s sS
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Every Purchase is
Guaranteed

30 that there shall be no mistake,
no eXaggeration. no overdrawn
statement; we ask you to fetch
this document with you when you
come to the sale and look over
e,.ry Article herein described. You
convince yourself mighty quick
with your own eyes that every
thing is sold at Sc cents on the
dollar.
Tailoring Department.
We will place on sale SO Mems
Unclaimed Suits, that have been
returned to the HUB" Clothiers
and TaiIors, Ottumwa, Iowa, that
we will place on sale at rs cents on
the dollar.
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+ rH
Arrow Brand Collars, good value
for 15c, Western Salvage o.
Co.'s price .,... $50, .......CS
Mems Laundried Shirts, soft and
stiff hosoms, all sizes, good value
for 75c, Western 9Oo
savage Co.'s price 49,. ;. NV
Mems fine Dress Shirts, the best
made, good value for $1.00,, West
ern Salvage Co.'s 11n
price, 79c and ..,.. -. -. r. y
Mems good Underwear, SOC value,
Western Salvage Co.'s loo
price, 39c and ..... -. >. NV
Mems all wool camel hair Under
wear, good value for $3.50, Coz
Western Salvage Co.'s price OoC
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\
Mems red and blue Handkerchief,
good value for 10c, West %
ern Salvage Co.'s price 49,. IN
Mems linen Handkerchief, good
value for 15c, Western o.
Salvage Co.'s price only -. ~
Mems good suspenders, good value
for 26c, Western O.
Salvage Co.'s price $3.50. -. ~
Mems fine Dress Suspenders, good
value for soc, Western loo
Salvage Co.'s price ...... LIZ
Mems fine Neckwear, good values
for 25c, soc and 75c, Western Sal
wage Co.'s price, On
zoe, 19c and ..... -. -. ~
Mems heavy Working Shirts, worth
75c, Western Salvage goo
Co.'s price, 42c and ....... NV
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Going Out of Business.


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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-13

Delbert Bryan, who has been quite
sick for a week, is improving slowly
Miss Grace Zechiel of Culver scent
Friday night and Saturday in Ply
mouth
Ed Carder and Mark Swoverland
have returned from VISIT at Sharon,
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Clara Upton of Mentone, Wis
tied in Plymouth and lnwood Friday
and Saturday.
Jesse Alleman has accepted posi-
ton with a large mercantile firm at
Toledo, Ohio.
Seven deaths are reported as the
result of fire at Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y.
Winfield s. Sponsler is again seri-
ously i'll. His mother seems some
what improved
K c. Bunnell of Chicago, has been
visiting his mother and other rela-
fives at Walnut
The Elkhart county pension board
has been fined 800 each for making
improper charges.
H. J. Mitchell of Elkhart, formerly
of this city, spent Friday in Ply
mouth visiting relatives.
James Brady of South Bend was
struck by Grand Trunk train and
instantly killed Friday morning.
The merchants are ready for the
holiday rush and the shopper who
buys early will get the best bargains.
Superintendent Marks attended the
teachers institute at Argos. fhe Cen
ter township institute was held the
same day in Plymouth
Mrs. David Sponsler has returned
to South Bend after visit of a week
in This city assisting in caring for sick
relatives.
Miss Lottie Suseland has returned
from a visit of several days with her
sister, Mrs. Howard Jackson at
South Bend
Prof. w. E. Bailey was called to
Peru Saturday to attend the funeral
of his only uncle, Henry Berry, who
died Thursday aged almost 90 years
Chauncey Markley and Miss Della
Swihart of Argos, were married by
Rev ]. S. Crowder, at the Metho-
dist parsonage in this city, Saturday
Dec sth.
John Fishburn who died in St. 10
seph county, near Mishawaka Satur-
day, Dec. /, aged IS years, was the
father of Mrs Maggie Pitman OF
Donaldson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Butz of 10
kom.o, came up Friday evening to
visit over Sunday at the home of the
parents of Mrs. Butz, Rev. o. F. Ian
dis and wife.
Marion B. Suits of Huntington,
is now talked of for speaker of the
Indiana legislature by the Repu5li-
cans who are opposed to the election
of Edward F. Branch of Martinsv.lle
Mrs. James A Gilmore returned
Friday evening from visit with her
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-13

children in Chicago She was STIR
prised when she got off the train in
Plymouth to find the ground covered
with snow.
Indictments for conspiracy, fraud
and perjury are returned by the fed
eral grand jury at Salt Lake City,
which brings in fourteen true bills
against railroads, coal companies and
their officers.
AT South Bend William Eugene
Cook was Thursday night convicted
of the murder of John r. Perkins,
the Granger hermit, and was SEN
fenced to the states prison at Mich
igan City for life.
d. H. Talbert of indianapolis has
obtained patent on concrete rail-
road tie which he believes will offer
solution TO one of the big railroad
problems of today, that of obtaining
satisfactory tie.
The late Joseph Stubs was an ex-
cellent state statistician He served
the people we'll and that his efforts
were appreciated was evidenced by
the very large vote which was given
him in the recent election
Charles Scott, publisher of the Bre-
men Enquirer, went to Mercy hospit-
al at Chicago last Wednesday to sub
nit to a surgical operation for kid
ney trouble from which he has been
a sufferer for several years.
The man who keeps his eye on the
weather is now predicting that we
are in for long, hard winter. He
did the same thing in October. Ii
Mrs. S. N. Stevens left for Mobile
Alabama Monday morning to visit
her sister Mrs. Latta. Mr.. Stevens
went with her as far as Cincinnati
returning to Plymouth Tuesday
moor.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-13

If taken at the Sneeze Stage" Pre-
ventics-a toothsome candy Tablet
will surely and quickly check an ap.
preaching czold or Lagrippe. When
you first catch COLOR feel it com
ing on-take DR.. Shops Preventics
and the prompt effect will certainly
surprise and please you. Preventics,
surely supply the proverbial ounce
of prevention" Sold in cent and
25 cent boxes by Tanners Drug Store
and Chas Reynolds.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-13
HOUGHToN'S MUSIC STORE.
liz Mich. St.
Plymouth, Ind.
L. E. & w.

Commencing Dec. 1st N. Y. c
railroad system line will sell 1000
mile tickets at $25 instead of $50
making rebate of $500 on the
cover instead of $1,000.
l.. E. & w. Co. announce tina,
commencing Nov lst they will sell al
2 1-2c per mile.
All passenger trains now run into
union depot at Laporte with l.. S. &
M. S. No transfer for passengers
Indiana Corn Show, Lafayette, Ind
January 18th, 14th, 18th, 10th ant
nth. Return 21st. Fare $3.50
You should not forget when taking
a trip to travel via L. E. & w. The,
are equipped with al new ard up-to
date vestibuled coaches with all mod
ern improvements.
Murat Temple, indianapolis. Ind.
Dec. 9th and 18th. Return sth. Fare
$500
Indiana State Teacher; .\ssccia-
ton, Indianapolis, Ind Dec. eith
eth and 2sth. Return Dec. 3isr
Fare $500
Indiana State Trustees Associa-
ton, Indianapolis, Ind December
18th and 18th. Return Dec. 2lst. Fare
$500.
Free chair car service service from
Upton to Kansas City. Leave Ply
mouth at 10A7 a. m. arriving Kansas
City 8 a. m. Call or write agent L. E
& w.
Home seekers rates to South
Southwest and Western on first
and third Tuesdays ot each
month. Call for particulars.