Decatur Democrat, Volume 49, Number 47, Decatur, Adams County, 25 January 1906 — Page 8

State Line Wm. Drake was at Wren on bust .Hess M nd ay. Wu.. ojHurnerloh was a business caller at Wren on Monday. Mrs. Simon Treaster spent Sun day with J. W. Cowan and family. Fred Hindenlang is assisting Hurt Clause at baling hay this week, near Convoy. Wilbur Woods and wife spent Sunday with John Woods and fam Uy of near Watt. Mrs. Ada Woods and son, Zerl, were visitors at the home of C. A. Standiford Sunday. J. S. Lichtenberger is doing some artistic painting for Wm. Busick, near Monroeville, this week. Linn Grove. Leander Rohn and wife Sandayed with the f.rmer’s brother, Charles, at Warren. Miss Minerva French returned to Marion Tuesday to resumo the study in music. Merlin Dunbar, principal of the Warren schools, visited with his parents over Saturday. Edward Liddy sold his team of horses to a Cincinnati buyer and took them to Berne Tuesday. The Salem Evangelical people installed a gasoline lighting plant in their church building last week. Ollie Heller took the position a engineer of the Pioneer Mills in place of Peter D. Kizer, resigned. Wm. Meyers, after spariding several weeks here among relatives returned to his home at Hartford ('ity Sunday. Edwin Heller has accepted the position as teller of the Peoples’ State bank of Berne, and assumed the position Monday. Miss Tillie Schlagenhauf, who was the guest of friends at Salina, Kansas, for three weeks past returned home Monday. David E. Smith of Decatur, made a business call at this place on Mon day A collision with Dave is as that of the summer breeze. J. E. Beiberstein of Goshen, came here Monday to take charge of his store by the reason of the resigna tion of Edwin Heller, one of the' clerks. Daniel Yoder has sold lot No. 20 !n the second addition to Linn Grove "to the Evangelical ohuroh the lot adjoining their property on the south. i Some W»rd«. "Spider” Is a less attractive word than ‘"spinner,” but it is really ths same. “Spither,” the earlier form of the word, stood for “spinther,” meanrpiiiuer—the disappearance of the *‘n” before the “th" being compensated fur by tlx- lengthening of the vowel, just as "tooth” really represents "tonth." There was once in use another word for t’ie creature, that was ugly enough in t.’.raning—“attercop,” which appeals in Wyclif’s Bible. It signifies "poison bunch” and is still used in the north of England and in Antrim, Ireland, as an uncomplimentary term for a shrewish person. From “aftercop” or from a similar use of “cop” ot "cob,” a bunch, to mean a spider, tomes "cobweb.” A Green Old Age* “A green old age” is a phrase often grossly abused. It is a literal translation of Virgil’s description of Charon, the fer-yman of the nether regions. The poet speaks of him as “Jam senior, Bed cruda deo viridisque senectujir • (somewhat aged, but bis age was still fresh and Ttiis we might say of v”* do, of the green old age or a nonagenarian, however bale, Is sheer nonsense. j _ The Art of Doing: IVothlxr. There is a side of life for which no preparation at all is made. No life Is ®r can be one of unremitting work. Sooner or later every one has a day off and in nine cases out of ten has never been taught how to use it In the schools of our Utopia there will be professors of the great art of doing nothing, of “sitting on u gate.”—Loudon Saturday Review. Eels In Scotian#. Although eels abound in Scotch waters and are caught in great quantities, they are not considered fit food there. No matter how plentiful and how very fine and large they may be In any district of Scotland, no native will eat one. The objection to the eel Is said to be based on its serpent-like appearance and the fact that it is not overfastfdlous as to what It feeds on. Tons of choice eels for the London market are taken from streams that are not conspicuously free from sewage. RSeh. "I suppose your idea of a rich man Is one who hie everything be wants?” “No: it’s one who has everything I Svant.”—Philadelphia Ledger. A Veteran. Lawyer—The cross examination did not seem to worry you a little bit. Have y< y previous expei lance? Client -: en. i

MARKET REPORT. Ajcurate prices paid by Uevalut nerahants for various products, Oorected every day at 2 o’clock. Buffal StoocK Market K. Buffalo, N.Y. Jan. 23 SpecialCattle —Receipts 16 cars; market steady Prime steers 5 . @5 25 Medium Steers . @s’oo Hockers to best feeders @ 4 00 Cows @ 4 00 jokgna bulls .... . @4 50 Dows, fancy 42.00 @ 53 00 Common to good _22.00 @4O 00 Hags—Receipts 15 cars; market higher Sood mediums & heavy's . @6 00 forkers @ 6 00 Pigs @ 6 10 lood Roughs 4.85 @ 5 20 Jommon Roughs 2.75 @ 5 20 Slays 6 30 Sheep—Receipts 10 cars; market steady Choice iambs $ . @ 7 60 Choice westerns @ 7 05 Choice yearlings @ 7 75 Sandy mixed sheep @ 5 75 Dull and commas sheep.. 3.00 @ 4.00 PITTSBURG MARKETS Union Stock Yards, Pitsburg, Pa. Jan. 23 — Hogs—Supply 10 jars Ticket higher Seavy Hogs $ . @5 90 Medium @ 5 00 Workers . @ 6 CO mght @ 5 95 J igs @ 5 95 loledo Markets Changed every afternoon at 3:00 i clock by J. D. Hale, Decatur special tire service. Hay Wheat . ..$ 88| July. Wheat 85.1 Dorn, May 454 Oats, cash 33| J uly. Corn 46 Hay oats 3Sg July. Oats 32J Bye cash 67 Chicago Markets Chicago market closed at 1:15 p m. today, according to Decatur Stock and Grain Exchange May Wheat { 851 July. Wheat 83j Mar. Corn • 45 July Corn •• 45J May Oats 31J July Oa»“ 301 Jan Pork ..-.13 72 Jan Lard 7 45 BRAIN. BI B. t,. OABBOL, OBAIM MIBOBANI Machine shucked one cent leas. Corn New, delivered 55 Oats, new 30 Wheat, No. 2 Red 82 Wheat, No. 3 Red 76 Barley 35 Bye No. 2. 60 □lover Seed— 6 80 Alsyke ___ $ 6 15 Buckwheat ._ 48 Flax Seed — _____ 80 Timothy - $1 90 Wheat, Flour, Etc. The Oak Roller Mills Quotations. Oak Patent Flour, $4.20@4:60 Bran, per ton $16.00 Middlings, per ton SIB.OO Rough meal, per cwt SI.OO Kiln dried bolted meal, per cwt $1.50 Screenings, No. 1, per bu ...... .60 “ No. 2, “ ’ .40 Chop feed, per ton S2O-00 Wheat, No j 2, per bu .84 Corrected every day by A. VANCAMP. HAY MARKET E. L. CABBOL NoJlTimothy Baled $7.00 Mixed Baled 5.00 Clover Baled 4.50 OH. RARZEiT . '' on Whitehouse.. 104 Somerset.^,*,,,, ’ t \•'•••“•- • Barkers ville. 95 Ragland.. ,49 Fiona. $1,68 Pennsylvania... 1.58 Doming. .. 1.10 Sew Oastw» 1,35 Morth Lima 94 South Lima. 89 STOCK BY FBED SHEIMAX OEB LER Lambs .550@650 Hogs per cwt ••„ @5.40 Cattle per lb 3| @4 Calves, Per lb 5 @5,50 ’’ows ‘ 13 Sheep 4@ 5 POULTRY BY J W PLACE DO chickens, young per lb 6| Fowls, per lb 7 Young Turkey fciu Old Turkeys g Young Ducks 8 Old Ducks g Geese •• 9 COAL-Par Tm Prices of coal on and after December Ist, until further notice will be as follows: Fock ng Lump, per ton $3 75 Virgina Splim 4 ()0 Indiana Lump 3 40 Domestic Nut 3 40 Washed Nut 3 75 Pittsburg Lump 3 75 Pocahontas 4 50 Kentucky Cannel! 6 00 Anthracite 7 50 Charges for ca-tying coal—2sc per ton or fraction th reof; up stairs 50c der ton . I A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES Itcning, Bliad, Bleedmp, Protruding Piles. a 7t? ut *orited to refund money >f I AZO OINTMENT fails to cure in ti to 1-1 days, Mo,

OLD FAMILIES. One of Them < lalms ti» Keneh Peyonil the Flood. The most ancient family in France, In so far as the tracing back of the ancestry in an unbroken line is concerned, is the royal house of Bourbon, which goes back to Robert le Fort, In the year 861. Next In point of antiquity comes the Rohan family, which for the last century, however, has been settled in Austria, the so called Rohans In France being not really Rohans, but merely Chabots, their only connection with the house of Rohan being by marriage. Then comes the house of NarbonnePelet, the head of which is the Due de Narbonne, who can trace bis lineage back without interruption to the year 410. Os course, in making this assertion, I do not take into consideration the somewhat mythical claim of the Duke of Levis-Mivepoix to be descended in a direct and unbroken line from Jacob’s son, Lc-vi. He has among his family pictures one old painting in which the Holy Virgin is represented as requesting the former Duke of Levis-Mircpoix to put an his hat, which be had doffed in salutation, she being depicted as uttering the words “Couvrez vous, mon cousin.” Another picture represents an ancestor of the Duke of Levis-Mircpoix navigating a small boat on the- waters of the deluge, he being too exclusive and high toned to share the ark with the Noah family and its belongings.— London Chronicle. Bonrdlng a flannom. Have you ever noticed the right way to get into a hansom when two people are riding? Few persons know what to do. In nine cases out of ten the one who enters first seats himself on the off side. But this is wrong. If, on getting in first, you take the near seat, your companion can then enter in ease and comfort, which otherwise he could not. To Waterproof Canvas. Scientific American gives this recipe for waterproofing for canvas: Soft soap dissolved in hot water and a solution of iron sulphate added. The sulphuric acid combines with the potash of the soap and the iron oxide is precipitated with the fatty acid as insoluble iron soap. This is washed and dried and mixed with linseed oil. It is onen easier to serve two mas ters than to master two servants.Phiiadelphia Record. ...Legal Advertising... APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATRIX. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has bee appointed Administratrix of the estate of WILLIAM SHEETS late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. CLARA D. SHEETS Administratrix Jan 22nd. litw. C. J. Lntz. Atty. AT St V "ICE OF FINAL BETTEMENT OF t 'STATE Notice is hereby jriven to the creditorsheirs and legatees of JOHN GIBLIN. Deceased, tx) appear in the‘Adams Circuit held at Decatur, Indiana, on the 21st dav of Febuary. 1906. and show cause, if any. v- hy the FIN AL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of saiddecedant fehou ( J.|‘ U H T \ he t/t P « nroved: and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributative ßß hares. BLiN Decatur, Atty's UNION TOWNSHIP. Trustee’s report to Advisory Board of Union township. Adams county, Indiana, by John A. Barkley, trustee. , — Receipts and tfownsl»’’2 .’-Yiiids. . ' Receipts. Ammxirt on hand last report 1.60 Tteceiv. from Coun. Treas. 386.11 Same, 550.90 Receiv. from other sources 343.85 Total, rec. township fund 1,282.46 Total expenditures 1,281.45 Balance 1-61 Expenditures. R. Ryse, twp. supplies... 41.00 Greenburg Iron Co. culvert 220.00 G. W. Bauserman,. ditch. 105.95 J. S. Bowers, stone 5-65 D. H. Goble, twp. supplies 10.30 Jno. A. Barkley, trustee.. 20.00 C. M. Kenyon, pub. yeport 11.20 L. G. Ellingham, same.... 10.90 Delong & Spake, tile.... 83.80 Fred Weiland, brick, tile. 10.00 E. Fritzinger, stone 64.66 E. M. Ray, grader biades 12.00 W. P. Wherry, ditch 75.00 Fr. Wambsganss, interest. 28.24 C. M. Kenyon, pub tax levy 2.00 L. G. Ellingham, same. . . . 2.00 Emanuel Hart, Adv. Board 5.00 Geo. B. Cline, same .... 5.00 Fred Koldewey, bal. salary 131.50 Jerry Barkley, tile for road 15.00 E. M. Ray, J. P. seal.... 1.7 S Barney Hackman, supervis. 15.00 J. E. Erixson, same 57.25 Fred Thieme, same 48.85 John Miller, Adv. Board.. 5.00 Herman Bittner, supervisor 4 8.00 Dockwiller & Kingsbury,. 3.20 Barney Hackman supervis. 42.70. Old Ad. Co. bank., to Van. 22.50 Jno. A. Barkley, trustee. . 177.00 Receipts and Expenditures of Local Tuition Funds. Receipts. Ain’t at last report 341.07 Coin. School fund rec’d.. 906.03 Same 910.44 C. S. Fund, from Dog funu 6.14 Total rec’ts Loc. Tuition .. 2,163.70 Total expenditures 1,768.05 Balance Loc. Tuition fund 395.65 Expenditures. Lucy Fruchte, taech. No. 6 63.75 Nettie Miller, taech. N 0.4. 221.00 Belle Barkley, taech. N 0.3 226.10 Nora Ahr, teach. N 0.2.... 215.20 C. D. Spuller, teach. No.l 150.00 Same 28.60 Willis Spuller, teach. N 0.5 148.00 J. D. Cline, teach. N 0.6... 113.10 Nora Al*-, teach N 0.3.... 100.00 Same, 15.00 '

' Kn 6 52.00 ' Edna Fleming, teach. No. Madge Barkley, No. o • 14 5 oo Belle Barkley. No. • 8() {)l) Mabel Magner. No. 7500 School Funds. Receipts,. 126() . Amount at last repor .... ljo2s ; sS Rec’d from Co. Trea-.. • t Same • ->'265.9-, Total rec’ts S. S. fund -- - • J' BOs 51 Total expenditures Balance • Expenditures Sanford Stevens, labor at 1. ,_ s First. Nat'l Bank, } n J ere - , 02 (|U Same, warrant and interest -- yi . Holtho t Drug Co. sup.. - Lucy Fruchte, attend insti. () Fred Thieme, wood at 3 • - Amos "Walters, labot • • • • • - City Trucking Co., coal .. ,-\'J Nettie Miller, attend, insti. ,s'9'l;! Belle Barkley, same . Janies Crozier, labor .. •• -7 Xora Ahr. attend, institute l-‘--. : C. D. Spuller. same ■ Willis Spuller. same '.'t' J Sol. Schnepp, labor iV-J William Hart, labor. ..... ' | May Barkley, enumeration 2 M . Decatur Lumber Co., coal. - Chas. Ahr. wood, suppiles 1Laman & Lee. stove.... 4. j C. H. Smith, Crams’ Atlas ; .1. D. Hale, coal ‘72 ’ | First Nat’l bank, war. inter. '’L'/L, . Wm. Teepie. transfers . . ba.v ( Joan Heim, labor : W. W. Mumma, labor .... , Win. Hart, labor -J- ” Geo. B. Cline, interest... "V-L Frea Koldewey, labor .... ,7-'.' Decatur Lumber Co., coal Amos Walter, hauling. . . . .Tames Crozier, hauling coal 10.0 . Sol. Schnepp. labor 1 -7? A. N. Steele & Bro, repairs 10.aa | Chas. W. Ahr, labor, repair 5.1. i J H. Blakey, repairs.... 4.0 1 Chris. Schanierloh, interest 06.00 L. E. Wright, ransfers. ... J. A. Barkley, visit schools 20A” Receipts and Expenditures of Road Funds. Receipts. Am’t at last report Kec’d from Treasurer. .. . 63 •>■'!* Total recipts Road tund.. 665.62 Total expenditures 439.V> Balance 226.49 Expenditures. Wm. Bittner, shovel, snow Chas. Bittner, same °-00 Same, same Wm. Ohier, same •</.’ Fred Thieme, same Wm. Hart., same J H. Voglewede, ditch.. 19.~.> Adrian Wherry, shov. snow 1.25 Henry Kukelhahn, tile... 5.90 H. F. Reinking, steel sewer 38.00 Geo. Cook, shoveling snow 4.12 William Knave!, same .... -62 E. D. Wass, same E. W. Hinton, same 7* Frank Mclntosh, same. . . . -62 Joseph Clem, same and the 3.87 Alton Wherry, same 2.80 Henry Colter, plank . „ Henry Gerke, tile 3.30 Edgar Sheets, shovel snow 1.2 j John G. Sheets, road work 3.3t> Jacob Baker, same 13 5 Wm. Worden, hauling. . . . 2.00 G. B. Cline, road work.. 7.04 John Erhardt, tiie for road 2.00 Old Adams Co. bank, int. 57.74 John Clem, shovel, snow. . -6z Wm. Barrone, road work. . Rich. Bischoff, shovel snow 1.25 Wm. Harden, laying stone 3.05 E. Hart, shoveling snow.. 1-25 Stephen Miller, same. .... ■ .62 Decatur Lumber Co., tile. 15.03 Clyde Poling, shovel, snow 1.6") J. W. Bowers, mason work B.o'l Fred Krueckeberg, ditch. 7.15 J. H. Voglewod, assessment 38.68 Old Adams Co. bank, order Kirsch & Sellemeyer, tile. t 2 -J° Julius Haugk, stone, cem’t 31.31 J. D. Miller, tile on co. line 49.60 John F. Geddes, road rec’t 2.16 Al. Knavel, shovel, snow. ■ ;62 Krick, Tyndall & J.il> 80.82 Receipts.. LU><L-r.xpeiK]itiires of Dog Funds. Receipts. Rece’d from Treasurer... 252.25 Rec’d from Assessor 111.00 Total receipts Dog fund. . 363.25 Expenditures for year.... 278.75 Balance 84.50 Expenilitures. Jacob Drake, sheep killed. 24.00 Lewis Johnson, same .... 6.00 John W. Shifferly, same .. 17.00 C. D. Spuller, same .... 62.00 Ed. S. Moses 31.50 Fred Thieme, same 41.00 G. B. Cline, same 35.75 Chas. C. Miller, same.... 35.00 G. B. Cline, same 7.00 Lewis Murphy, same .... 5.50 Ed. S. Moses, same 8.00 Lewis Johnson, same .... 6.00 State of Indiana, Adams county: The undersigned, beiag duly sworn, on oath that the above account is true and correct, as he verily believes. JOHN A. BARKLEY, Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 2nd dav of January, 1906. EMANUEL HART, President Advisory Board. SUMMARY. Township Fund. Receipts 1,282.46 Expenditures 1,281.45 Balance 1.01 Local Tuition Fund. Receipts 2,163.70 Expenditures 1,768.05 Balance on hand 395.65 Special School Uiind. Receipts 2,265.95 Expenditures 1,80 5.51 Balance on hand 460.44 Road Fund. Receipts 665.62 Expenditures 439.1: Balance on hand 226.49 Dog Fund Receipts 363.25 Expenditures 2 78.7,5 Balance on hand ........ 84.59 Total of All Funds. Receipts 6,740.98 Expenditures 5,572.89 Balance on hand 1,168.09 State of Indiana, Adams county, ss: I, John A. Barkley, trustee of Union township, in said County and State do solemnly swear that the various sums with which I am charged in the foregoing report are all of the sums received by me, and that the various items of ev'ondf"—'

a 9OVP been fully P aid in !1W Lied stafed pnd without express or S,im r a alre-ment taat any portion implied agie-n by or re - thereof has been _ person t 0 me ., ’ and that I Wi ' hin r eTeived nl money or article tract made by me a ®. f . egoing report'i^triie 6 and'correct rothe best of my knowledge a nd KLEY . J Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before ‘ “nd dav of January, 1906. me , tms -nd aa EVxNVEL HA rt, President of Advisory Board. root township. Trustee’s financial report to the Advisory Board of Root Adams county, Indiana ED. - MAN. township trustee. January 6, 1906. Receipts. I. H. Boknecht. Tuition..? Same, Dog Fund as “ > Same. Road fund •■■•••• 1,. "’ Same Addition. Road fund Count'y Treasurer. ( 6l Townsnip fund _ , Local Fund rc-> oii Special School fund “ .'U ... Road fund . .-■ nA an Common School fund .■■■ Congressional School fund Liquor License tund .... Townshin Bridge fund ••• -7.’ Phillip Schieferstein. dog f. 1-& Ad. Co. bank, bor'd mon. 49 . .--j County Treasurer. _ Township fund , Local Tuition fund Special School fund 404.-” Road fund . ••• Common School fund .... Congressional School fund Liquor License fund .U/A’! Bridge fund 4 Surplus Dog fund De’inq. dog tax. dog fund 19.99 Ad. Co. bank, bor’d mon. 544.u5 Expenditures. !G. Scheiferstein. supervis. 116.50 | J. R. Peoples, same I Bert Wolfe, labor 5.99 ! Phillip Baker, supervisor. 4j.<o ! Chris. Johnson, hauling tile 3.90 L. D. Ray. ditching 27.<>0 Geo. McKean, surveying.. 25.0'’ P. Scheiferstein, report.. E. and P. Robison, gravel 60.09 Douglas Bolser. supplies.. 23.71 C. D. Lewton, war., interest 339.8'' L. G. Eiling ham. sup., adv. John Bogner, Adv. Board S.O‘J A. R. Wolfe, same 5-00 E. and P. Robison, gravel. 180.“ 1 C. J. Lutz, att’y fees.... 100.00 Henry Luttman, Adv. Board 5.00 S. J. Spangler, ditch 17."'» E. and P. Robison, gravel 65.00 Same, same 60.00 Same, same 50.00 Fruchte & Litterer, services .25 C. M. Kenyon, advertising 2.0'1 E. and P. Robison, gravel. 360.00 John A. Mumma. supervis. 60.00 Jul. Haugk, stone, cement 134.45 F. Luttman, supervisor... 60.90 J. O. Hoagland, same .... 6".00 Geo. C’aeiferstein, same .. 6".00 C. J. Sparks, elec, supplies 6.15 E. and P. Robison, gravel 22".55 Ed. Luttman, trustee .... 35"."0 J. A. Mumma. ove|<eer.. 13..55 Fred Luttman, same .... 22.50 E. Luttman, super, elect. lu.OO Geo. Scheiferstein, overseer 2 . 0) Louis Klin?, gravel 7".50 C. H. Tyrill, repair grad.. 15.75 L. N. Grandstaff, labor.. 11.65 jJ. W. Watts, hauling coal 3.00 Fred Hoile, director .... 11.10 G. W. Rtickman. same .... 8.50 C. M. Rice, attend, institute 9.1 S Fannie Dutcher, same .... 13.65 Dora Graqdstaff. same .. 13 41 L. N. .dstaff. labor.. ‘Zoo R- J attend, insti. l.» ; A. C. S- -s :: - ■ , ■9” ii.w, -.-Ao. t;Z °Z“, Albert. Seuemeye-, at. insti. 12.’2 Curt Brown, same 11.18 Etta MalL’ney. same . ... 15.27 PEker, supp’os. labor 17.20 E. S. Christen, attend, insti. 18.60 R. D. Patterson, transfers 103.50 Ida Magley, attend, insti. 14.39 J. A. Mumma, director.. 4.50 D. E. Hoagland, wood .... “1/(111 J. H. Fulling, wood .... (tt) John Everett, transfers'" 76.00 W. B. Stoner, insurance.. 15'00 J. D. Hale, coal ....... 24 It, L. N. Grandstaff, oil floors 1700 J. W. Watts, hauling coal 1.50 Chas. E. Burr, 1ab0r.... 10 90 F. Luttman, hauling .... 9 15 C. Kukelhan, woed 21 Pas. Knavel, labor ~..Z 435 Mont Evans, coal ‘ 126J10 Fred Hoile, supplies . ... '(' 70 Frank McConnel, hauling.. g on L. H. Bokneeht, hauling.. 600 Ernest Franz, labor... . -i-A-F. McCampbell. hauling.. 7'59 H. M. Christen, supplies.. 2f: “u J. W. Watts, hauling coal 600 Oscar Fntzmger, labor... 40 .,.„ G. W. Marmoth, wood 70,, G. W Ruckman, labor ." 4 ' ol , A. N. Steele & Bro . repairs Louis Kline, transfers 1 •>i Sparks & Co., supplies Z 12 50 Ch- - P Baker, supplies 9 > lO Bhihp Baker, hauling coal 9ZI t'-h L r Utn L an ’ school hooks. r,' 0 C Schafer Dwe. Co.. supp lies 39 Mj E. Luttman, enumeration. 40 1,,, A-“s wns " J- R. Peoples, labor ’ q H- Bui m ahn. h i a a l S g ■ 7 :; 2 v. Rurkm„ Mm. Ruckman, same 2'4Geo. Close, same '' * 0 nsw&srjr j-’.-A'aS'U:"'’-" w» ■ 7’ c_ Nelson, labor . Chris. Bucher, labor ’ ” 0,50 H; Scheiferstein’hXzZ

.Ino Spahr. .L] ;l Wm. Hieln-rii ;1 s, Hll ,. ' M L A Keiss. d,.;,,. . tax Mg .loon Claim r. Wm. Harmon. ]... \ Walter, sho., " Burt Wolfe, dinh Teaching. KWI Fannie Dutcher Dora Grandstaff. Curt Brown Etta Mallonee ... >lgS A. C. Spahr .... " E. S. Christen, ... ' ' I • Ida Magley ' " ” Robert .1. Mann I 1 Alber M. Sell.-m. \ Etta Mallonee gH Curt Brown Mae Warner Ella Mutschler . . gg .1. H. Walters .. gg E. S. Christen ' S. R. Peoples, labor..’"' C. Cook, shoveling Wm. Moehe. saim- ;t - ; ,| ] at| ' Harvey Butler, same.../ gg O. C. Vandewat.-r. .-ameZ Marion Stultz, same John Singleton, -e. •gg Win. Pieman, same....'/, Chas. Mumma. lalew Beni .1. Waggom-:. . H. Elerding, sin ■. . .. lW Aug. Silking, same John Evans, slien Fred Bell, same Francis McCample Mrs. R. Dailey. A. -L Bailey, hog 5Li. J..’ jgg J. S. Lower, sheep m.i j ' ! :e ( ] H. Fuelling. Fred .Melcher, plani, . ... Frank w Seheinia: ./gra E. .L Xeiien.-ahwam; /gS Enos Lord, abui ’..• i. - .. . J. A. Mumma. nm' Enos Lord, bulk.e i T. R. Baker & J. j E Fritzinegr, stoi. ... tl) gB 11■■cat'ir Lumber <'■• . J C. Houck, brick m,,l iii e Kirsch & Seili-iie :. tj|.. Krick. Tyndall AC.SUMMARY. ■! Township I uiid. |g Receipts Total bal. and ree. Disbursements Balance : Tuition Fund g| Bal. at last settle.m at... Receipts Total bal. and reieip; s ... i.q;.jg| Disbursements Balance Local Tuition Fund. Receipts Total bal. and rec. :; . ’ Sjiecial School I mid. Kj! Receipts Total bal. and receipt-... Disbursements Balance l.llg Road Fund. ■ Bal. at last settlement... <.yj;g Receipts bl.ilg Total bal. and receipts... Htbig Disbursements ifu.Jlg Balance lll.Slg Additional Road Fund. Bal. at last settlement ... 25.® Receipts 45(.a Total bal. and receipt.-... Disbursements Ifi.’li Balance E.li Dog Fund. Bal. at last settlement... Receipts 177. W Total bal. and receipts... 213.il Disbursements 178.5 J Balance 35.8 Total of All Kinds. Bal. at last settlement... 418.il Receipts 7.572.J4 Total bal. and receipts . . 7.990.8 Disbursements 7.385.11 Balance •’05.1! It 'gi-tcr of Township Indebti-dnffl? Old Ad. Co. bank. Tuition W.l»j Same. Township t’rPn oi* Indiana, A<i':nts eowty, W| The rn lersigied. being sworn, upon his oaHi C's d’' 'M within is a true and <om' '..-m ing of all the monevs r-eivedui paid out as tie verily b"'.'cvt's. anl that the various items oi expendita® credited have ben fv.i’y paid in tin sums stated, and witm-nt express* implied agreement that any portim thereof shall be retained by or repaid to him, or to anv other persoa: and that he has received no money nor article of value in • onsideratios of any contract made !>:■ him tee. ED. LUTTMAN. Trust* Subscribed and sworn to me, the 6th day of January. 1906. JOHN BOGNER, Chairman of the Advisory Board Pour Simple Rules Follow Them and Heal* h Happiness and Paos>erily will be YoursIf one would be healthy. bapPT j prosperous, follow these four 8 j rules. (1) Keep the bowels open e v ®J' day. (2) Chew your fcod slowly thoroughly. (3) Avoid iudigostibll food. (4( If there are anysyrnft- 1 11® 1 of stomach troubles, take Mi o for each meal until curedNo matter how many ye ars may have suffered with stomach tro u bles or how worried by nervousness, loss of appetite, fu rl tongue sbecks before the eyes, hes ache, backache, weakness and bility, indigestion or other ills th’’ are caused by the faithful use ° Mi-o-na. Mi-o-no is not a fanciful element, it is not a patent medicine* is not a cure all It is a scienliWremedy recommended but f° r J ‘ trouble, —weakness of the digc stlt organs. It is a permanent cure, a" is sold by The Holthouse Drug under a gsarantee thet it coß ‘ s . j bing unless it does all that is