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Evening journal., 1910-02-24
Fairbanks Postponss Home cominq.

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PARIS, Feb. 24.--Charles w. Fair
banks, former vice. president Of the
United States. toady postponed the
date of his sailing one week In order
that he might accept an invation to
appear before the Pilgrims Club in
London. lie win sail for home, March
Evening journal., 1910-02-24

Park Committee Executive Meeting
The executive committee OF the
Board Of Park Commissioners at its
weekly meeting this morning conduct
ed only routine business.
Evening journal., 1910-02-24
HE AIDED IN
PERFECTING PHONE

Professor Amos Emerson Dolbear, ma
tive Of Delaware. widely known as an edu-
Gator. mechanical genius and inventor
who aided in perfecting the telephone and
who for more than thirty years was pro-
fessor at Tufts College, Massachusetts,
died yesterday afternoon in his home at
1ledford. Mass. aged "A years. lie is sur
Acd by a widow and hve cliildren-Sam-
7 and Clinton f.. OF Colorado; BEN
A. ~. senior at Tufts, and Miss
~ and Miss Mary
~ was professor Of physics at
n Aearly seventies. he Invented
telephone appliances, and
ne invention Of the tele-
decided in his favor The
80 patents which he held 10
DO n warded 10 Professor Bell
throuef,-s.e United states courts.
To is said to have once been a wander
ing flute player.
Evening journal., 1910-02-24
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
EOR RENT = D-EsTABLfSHED
milk stand, 70s West Seventh street.
Stable in rear. Apply SECURITY TRUST
AND SAFE DEPOSIT co. Feb24-3t
7 OST = BOSTON TERRIER DOG
- white body. evenly marked black
and tan head, short pink tail. Reward il
return to 1914 West Seventh street.
Feb24-3t.
NONSrABLE'S SALOON MONDAY,
~ February %, at 10 o'clock a. m, at
SOB Shipley street, laundry machinery
and fixtures, to be sold by
i. G. JONES, Constable.
Y OR SALE-NAPTHA LAUNCH HON
ey boy" 80 feet long. ~ feet beam,
10 TT. p. Heinel engine. Can make 10 miles
with tide. Life preservers, lamps, anchor
and all fixtures. Price $500. Terms to suit
purchaser. Apply sos Shipley street.
Feb2i-eod-6t
TOR RENT-TEN-RO HOUSE. FAC
ing Eighth Street Park, owner re-
serving two rooms or boarding with ten
ant. Address R-2S, Evening Journal Of
flee. Feb24-3t
T OST-GOLD CHAIN AND LOCKET,
IL turquoise set, initials A. Z. NJ. in
going from Fourth and Van Buren to
Front, to p. b. & W. Station. Reward
If returned TO this Office.
Feb2i-2t.
Evening journal., 1910-02-24

Chief Justice to Sit in chaneery.
Chief Justice Pennewill viii preside
in the Court OF Chancery this after
noon TO hear argument on a motion
IN the case Of Murray vs The Per-
petual Savings FUND Association.
Evening journal., 1910-02-24

To is said to have once been a wander
ing flute player.
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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
NOTICE
TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners
of Marshall County, Indiana, will
invite scaled proposals for the
furnishing of the supplies needed
at the County Asylum during the
quarter ending June 80, 1910, the
requisition for which is on file
in the office OF the County Audi
tor, where the same may be ex-
amined.
Also for the furnishing OF laun-
dry machinery for said Asylum,
the specifications for which are
on file in the Office of the County
Auditor, where the same may be
examined. Said machinery con-
sists of the following items, and
separate prices are desired upon
each item, to-wit:
One Standard Wood washer, l
galvanized steel dry room, Ex-
tractor, 1 Gasoline Engine, COM
plete.
Bidders may file bids upon
either or all the above supplies
and machinery until 2 o'clock P.
NJ. on Tuesday. April 5, 1910,
when the same will be opened and
the contracts awarded. The
Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Witness my hanld and seal this
Sth day of March, 1910.
Chas. NJ. Walker, Auditor
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10

cost than under the present sys-
tenn. The council last evening,
received bids of several kinds OF
water meters, and adopted the
Keystone Meter, manufactured
by the Pittsburg company, as
the best and most economical.
The keystone Meters have been
used in the city for the past two
years.
Harris Resigns as Commissioner
AT the special council meeting
held Thursday evening. Street
commissioner Harry Harris hand
ed in hrs resignation to take effect
on March II. The council ac-
cepted the resignation, and voted
to- appoint Robert Head, upon
the application OF the latter to
the position made vacant by the
resignation of Harris. Mr.. Head
has been employed in the civil
service, as city mail carrier in
this city. He resigns his position
as mail carrier to accept the posi-
ton with the city Mr. Harris has
been street commissioner for five
years, and is considered the best
commissioner of streets, that the
city has ever had. He has accept
ed a position with the Central
Paving Co., of Rochester, Ind.
as overseer and foreman, and
leaves the city position tn accept
an advanced one.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
lanes McHugh.

James McHugh, a we'll known
resident OF this city, died at his
home on Sycamore st, Tuesday
evening, after a weeks illness OF
heart disease. Death resulted
from leaky valve of the heart.
and occurred at Z 80 o'clock. De-
ceased was % years age at the
time OF his death. He was born
in Toronto, Canada, and when a
young man, came to Marshall
county, at first locating in Bour-
hon. In 1871, he was married to
Miss Agnes Long. who sur
wives him. There are FIVE living
children. three daughters, Mrs.
John Miller OF Mishawaka. Miss
Theresa Of Milwaukee, Wis, and
Rose, who resides at home, and
two sons, Edward Of TT. Wayne
and Sylvester OF Chesterton, Ind.
With his family, Mr.. McHugh
moved to Plymouth, nineteen
years ago and has resided here
since. He was devout member
Of the Catholic church. The flu
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
The New Meat Firm.

w. II. and H. p. Seybold have
taken possession of the Kuhn
Meat Market, which they recent
ly purchased and purpose mak-
ing it the equal OF any other es-
Establishment of the kind IN this
part of the state. They ask the
patronage of all old customers
and hope by courteous treatment
and fair dealing to get the pa
tronage of all who want the best
meats at reasonable prices. They
are young men of ability and in-
tegrity and will fully maintain
the reputation established by
Fred H. Kuhn during the past
80 years.
The old force of meat cutters
will remain with the new firm,
and will give the same excellent
service that they gave the former
management and everybody Is
invited TO trade with Seybold
Brothers.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
Miss Emma Montgomery.

Miss Emma Montgomery, aged
So, died at Logansport Saturday
night at IL: 80 O'Clock, and was
brought here for burial Mon
day. The interment was at Oak
Hill. where short services were
held at II 80 Monday morning.
She is survived by an aged mother
Mrs. Tibbitts of South Bend. De-
ceased was a former .esident OF
this city, tor many years being
engaged in the occupation OF
dressmaking. She was a sister to
the late Attorney Charles Tib-
bits also formerly OF Plymouth.
She has one living brother, DR..
H. T. Montgomery of South
Bend and three married sisters.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
WATER METERS WILL Be IN
STALLED THROUGHOUT CITY
City Council Orders Purchase of 900
Water Meters Harry Harris Resigns
as Street Commissioner---Robe Head
Elected to Position.

The meter system in connec-
ton with the water works plant,
will be installed throughout the
city OF Plymouth. AT a special
meeting of the city council Thurs
day evening the council voted to
purchase three hundred meters
of the Pittsburg Mete, Company,
and as soon as they arrive, they
will he installed throughout the
city. The fiat rate for water rent
will be abolished and the pres
ent council, will bring the mum
icipal water works system up
to a strictly paying basis. 1t is
the plan OF the council TO con-
serve the water supply of the
CITY. 1t is conceded that there
is an enormous waste OF water,
under the present system. Water
users, who pay for water rental
on the fiat rate, often times leave
the water running from hydrants
through sheer neglect. Members
of the council have reported
cases of parties using the city
water, for refrigerator purposes
during warm weather. When the
meters are installed all of the
water used, mast be paid for and
the system will be placed on a
better paying basis than at pres
ent. Then, if the electric system
proposed is installed, the water
can be pumped for a far lesser
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
Don't Wait for Summer to Cure
Catarrh, Cure it Nov.

1t Is q grave mistake tC all wv
Catarrh to linger, for it will sure
" undermine the heahi,.
The infections of poisonous
secretions of this lothesome dis
ease is often the prime cause OF
ear disease, weak eyes, throat
and lung trouble which some
times terminate in consumption
A constant tendency to take Cold
and severe headache is symp-
tom OF Catarrh.
Vapor Balm has gained a mer-
tied reputation for the cure OF
Catarrh, Throat and Lung Dis
eases.
Children can use it as well as
Adults for Coils, sore throat and
to ward off Group.
1t is pleasant to use, you IN
hale it as it goes directly to the
seat OF the trouble, where it does
the most good.
No preparation has so many
friends with 80 limited amount
OF advertising as Vapor-Balm'
The good it has done advertises
it. the people it has benefited
talk for it. this is its advertising,
it sells on its merits.
You want relief. you want to
be cured, surely with the evidence
OF what it has done for others,
YOU will not hesitate to send at
once for an outfit, send today.
Price of Inhaler and Inhalent
$500; Price OF Inflalent for re-
newal rs cents. Prepaid to amy
address on receipt of price.
The Sentinel Company,
Plymouth, Ind.
wifi
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
BOURBON DRUGGIST HIT FOR
ILLEGAL SALE Of WHISKY
Two Ahidavits Filed, Charging Richard
Matchett With Selling Liquor in VIC
lation of the Law-Bourbon People
Are Witnesses.

State OF Indiana VS.. Richard
Matchett, unlawful sale OF intox-
icating liquor.
John F. Bailey, being duly
sworn, upon his oath says that
he is informed and believes that
at the county of Marshall in the
State of Indiana, on the 18th day
of March 1910, one Richard
Matchett, who was then and
there druggist, did then and
there unlawfully sell, unto VIM.
Shearer, intoxicating liquor, in a
less quantity than a quart at. a
time. to-wit:: one-llaf pint OF
whisky, wllich sale was not then
and there upon the written pre-
scription of reputable physician
in active practice of his PROBES
sion, contrary to the form of the
statutes in such cases, made and
provided and against the peace
and dignity of the State of Indi-
ana.
John F. Bailey
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this Sth day of March. 1910
Harrv L. Unger. Pros. Atty.
Approved March Sth. 1910.
Second Count.
The second affidavit is the
same as the first, excepting al
legihg that the sale of whisky
was made 20 c. Willis Dibler. ir
the same quantity as the first
charge.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10


Mary A. Taylor w d TO Harvey
w. Wefdner, west one-third OF
NV or, q, 81, /, also Sc or OF ne
or, %, "a, 1, West tip. $5500.00.
John L. Shenefeld and wife w
d to VIM w. Gouchenour part of
NV or of ne or, 25, "a, 8, Bourbon
township $4,000
| Jonathan Lemert and wife w d
to Frank l. Thomas eight acres
in Inf of sw or, south of R. r.
90, 35, 1 Folk township, $4,000
Florence c. Klepinger and nus.
w d to Asa Forsythe, tiart of Inf
OF Sc or, also east one-third OF lot
2 in "a. SO, 8, Tippecanoe town
ship $7S25.00.
Harcourt c Corbin, by Attor-
ney W d to David c. Knott, lot in
Plymouth $4,000
John Richard ard wife w d
to Frank Houin part of ne or,
also part of north half of sc On
90, 33, 2, Center tip $1S000.00.
Peter J. RHhand and wife TO
John Richard, part of NV or, also
part of sw or, 1892 also part
of hf of ne or also ne or of sc
or except r r 1881 in center and
west tip. 1888 acres. con $248.33
Eta Holloway w d to Clinton
A. Bontburant west INF of Sc or
5, 33, 3. Center tip $4,000.
Emanuel f. Shively and wife
w to James o. Porter and wife
ne or of Sc or, 3, 80, 3, Bourbon
tip $24OO.
Annie f. Holland w to VIM.
r. Holland, part of out lot SO
Cabbels Addition to Plymouth 81
John Kepler and wife w d to
Clinton A. Boddurant. Lots 8 and
lying north of road 4, 33, ?
Center tip $4500.00.
Jacob Fortune w d TO Francis
vi. IOl tltilS, CdSl ~ dNlCS vi NV
or of NV or IS, 33, West town.
ship $1.00.
VIM. Schlemmer and wife w d
to Frederick ]. Boss, lot in Bre-
men $125.00.
William Schlemmer and wIfe w
d to Emma A. Bose, Lot IL Voll-
mer and Souers Addition to Bre-
men 5000.
Samuel Gretzinger Q G ID TO
Sarah B. Baylor Und one tenth
interest in lot 9 Niles and Servings
Addition to Plymouth $500
Glenn Sarr ct al w d to Mary
A. Starr, north Inf Of NV ar, Sec
ton IA M-RlL Center tip 800.
Frederick H. Kuhn and wife w
d to Morley H. and Hubert P.
Sevbold tract in sw corner of lot
2 in 9. 33, 2 Center tip ST.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
Twin Lake Wrinkles


Everywhere you go it's I've
got the Grippe"
Mrs. Charles Porchers condi-
ton remains serious.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Morelock
visited the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Ringer last SUI.
day.
The funeral of Grandma Marsh
which was held at the Trinity
church Monday morning was
largely attended.
Miss Florence Porcher came
from South Bend Monday even
ing, to attend the funeral OF her
aunt Mrs. VIM. Lawrence.
Mr.. Daniel Poor and family
have moved to the farm OF c. T.
Mattingly. Milton Cook moved
on the farm, vacated by Mr.. Poor.
Mrs. George Michals OF Ply
mouth is vifting a few days with
her daughter Mrs. Lofty Heflick
Mr.. Carl Hehick is also spending
a few days with them.
Mrs c. NJ. Slayter OF Plymouth
and niece, Miss Elsa Gurthet OF
Pattonsburg. Mo-, attended the
funeral of Mrs. VIM. Lawrence
and also visited with the formers
daughter Mrs. NJ. c. Cook Tues
day.
Rev. Chenot closed the meet
ings in the church with seven
more additions, making total OF
hfty-two besides number ol
children baptisms. Surely he did Z
grand work which will never be
forgotten.
Never has the entire commu-
nifty been more shocked than i,
is over the sudden and extremely
sad death OF one of its best mem
bers that of Mrs. Rebecca Law
renee, wife of VIM. Lawrence
The family have the deepest hear'
felt sympathy of the entire com
nsunity.
The funeral OF John Whitwer
of Blue Island. III, was held from
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
Nichols to the Twin Lake church
last Saturday was attended by
large concourse OF friends. Those
attending from a distance were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whitwer oil
EIktart. Mr. and Mrs. Annias
Wnitwer and Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Whitwer of Micllawaka. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Nichols and Mrs
Amanda Greensburg OF South
Bend and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Miller of Argos.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10

Franklin Vernette and wife "
d to William l.. Vernette, part o.
e hf Of 33-32-4-52 acres, Tippe.
canot township $4,000.
Julia Dietl and hus., w d to
Emma Schfosser part of south n
of NV or, 6-34-4 German tip. 81
Julia Dietl, ct al Q. c. D. tic
Caroline Huff, ct al unb two.
sixths of 100 & fve-sixths acres
in ne or NJ. R. L. Center tip 81.
AMI L. Wheeler ct al w d tc
VIM Vanvaotor, ct al south 4:
feet of Lot Origial plat of Ply
mouth 100000.
Katherine Spiesshofer and hus
w d to Fredrieka Lacher, lot II
Speisshofers sub. div, Plymouth
$165.50.
Noah Burger and wifi Q c L
TO Clarence Burger, part of Lot
17-34-2 North township S1.00.
Thomas Farrell and wife w d tc
Christian w. Killian west Inf on
NV or 17-34-1 Polk tp., $3500.0O
Lydia A Jordon and hus. w d
to Allen A. Yerrick. Und., one
sixth of part of lot "A Smiths Ad-
dition to Argos $40.
Charles O. Yerrick ct al w d
to Sarah S. Logan, Und., five
sixths of Part of Lot "a Smiths
Addition to Argos 100000.
VIM D. Ralston and wife w d
to Schuyler c. Schilling, Lot II
Terriers Addition TO Culver
Maud Hummel and hus., w d
to Schuyler c. Solrilling, part OF
Lot 10 earns Addition to Culver
$500.
VIM. H Franklin and wife w d
to Frank and Amise l.. AmisS w
hf of ne or. except one acre. also
one and one-half acre in west hit
of Sc or all in 1858 German tip
$5900.0O
Melissa A. Peterson w d to ST.
las Myers Und., Inf of lots ID, 30,
33. 81, 35, Wheelers addition to
Plymouth $4,000
Silas Myers w d to Wallace ].
Dillingham; and wife Lots Is, 80,
33, 81, So Wheelers Addition to
Plymouth $500.
James O. Porter and wife w d
to Milo E. Becknell, north or
of ne or, east of Dausman ditch
81, "a, 3, Bourbon township
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
MORTUARY.
Death of Mrs. VIM. Lawrence

Death of Mrs. VIM. Lawrence.
Mrs. Rebecca Ringer Law
renee, wife OF William Lawrence
died at her home near Twin
Lake, Sunday morning at Z o.
clock, after an illness of week S
duration. An autopsy performed
by Doctors Rer fling and Dough-
erty of South Bend, and Knott,
Eley and Preston of Plymouth.
revealed the cause of death,
which was iperintonitis. She is
survived by her husband and II
children. With her husband Mrs.
Lawrence, has resided at the
present home near Twin Lake, all
of her married life. The funeral
will be held at the Twin Lake
church, Tuesday afternoon at
l 80 O'Clock.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
Resigns at Tribune.

George Hendricks, has resign
ed his position as pressman at
the Tribune office, to accept en-
ptoyrment at Halls Printing Co..
in Chicago. Mr.. Hendricks has
been steatiy employee of the
Tribune office for several years,
is first class workman, and no
doubt will easily make good in
his new position.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10

Judge Bernetha Wednesday al
ternoon, issued a bench warrant
to the sheriff of Marshall Co., fol-
the arrest OF Richard Matchett, a
druggist of Bourbon, Upon two
warrants charging the illegal sale
OF Intoxicating liquor. The war
rants were sworn to by John +
Bailey, and charge the Bourbon
druggist with selling one-half pin!
OF whisky to VIM. Shearer, and
one-half pint OF whisky to C
Willis Dibler on Monday, March
z, 1910 without prescription
from a physician, and contrary tic
law. The following witnesses are
named TO be summoned in the
case, when it is called for trial
c. Willis Dibler, John F. Bailey
VIM Shearer, Arch Myers, James
Frlbley, Ferd Frlbley, Charles
Fribley Jr., Rev. Gerlach, Chas
Fribley ST., Robert Erwin, VIM
Irwin. Eli Shaffer, John Keister
Edward Warnacutt and John
Thomas.
Affidavit Tuesday.
The affidavits were sworn out
before prosecuting attorney Har-
~ L. Unger Tuesday, charging
the offense to have been commit
ed on the day before. The affi'
davit is as follows:
State of Indiana, Marshall Co
in the Marshall Circuit Court
February term, 1910.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Lauer en-
tertained seven little girls and
five boys at their home Wednes-
/ day evening, in honor OF their
son Mayer. The kids had a glo-
rious time and an elegant supper,
The entertainment commenced
at five and closed at seven o.
clock.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
Death of Old Resident.

Mesdames A. r. Underwood
and John Field, went to South
Bend Thursday to attend funeral
of H. F. Cordill, which occurred
today. Mr.. Cordell formerly re-
sided in Plymouth, moving to
South Bend about eight years
ago. His family has many friend:
here.
Henry F. Cordill was about "a
years old. Death was caused by
Pneumonia. He leaves three sons
and one daughter.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
Daughters of Martha.

The daughters of Martha OF
the Evangelical Sunday school
met Thursday evening at the
home of their teacher Miss Flor
ence Foltz, for the purpose OF re-
organizing the class. Miss Iva
Stockgen was chosen president,
and an enjoyable evening was
spent by the fifteen members
present. Light refreshments were
served.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
Attends Golden Wedding.

Mrs. Lola F. Bentley has re
t,.r;c. from Appleton, Wis.
where she attended the Golden
Wedding Anniversary Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Shaw
which was Celebrated by the rela-
tives in that city on Feb. 2sth.
Twenty-Five members OF The
family were present, including
five children. and twelve grand
children.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
Attend Club Meeting.

Mesdames ]. H. Wiley, c. w.
Metsker and S. f. Boys went TO
South Bend Saturday to attend
the state meeting of the Federated
Clubs held today. The Saturday
Club of Plymouth belongs to the
State Federation.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
Returns from Hospital.

Mrs. Joshua Vangilder, former
ly Miss Rose Mclaughlin was
returned from the Epworth Hos
pital in South Bend. to her home
in this city, Sunday. Mrs. Van
glider has been at the hospital
for three weeks and is much inn
proved.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-03-10
Nathan Morley Scott.

Nathan Morley, the nine year
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu
Scott, died at the home OF his
parents IN south Plymouth, at
7 O'Clock Tuesday night of scar
let fever, of which he had been
suffering for two weeks. The fam
lily recently moveth to this city
from Indianapolis.