Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 28, Number 46, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 15 January 1908 — Page 4

Must Say Goodbye.! It’s just like this, we do not want to carry these suits and overcoats over to next season and to hurry them along we are offeriog them far below the regular price. We have one lot of <Q,dds and ends in mens and boys suits, no sne will think the less of them because they are a mized lot. In many Instances you can save So per cent. That LrOoK Good to You? HARTMAN BROTHERS. Triple Store.

THE KAPPANEE NEWS Nappanee, Eukhakt County, Ind Entered at the Post-office at Naßpanee Ind., as second-class matter. A Paper For Tht People. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One copy, one year..' - One copy, six months 75 One copy, three months 10 If the government had all the money in circulation that is tied up in Teddy bears it would relieve our present financial worry.—Milford Mail. '' % - In that event, some people could not have charged the financial flurry to the PresidentA minister in Pittsburg refused to substitute-the motto: “In money we trust” for that which has been effaced from certain coin of the realm , —“ln God we Trust”, when the .church paid him hissalar.v. He threw back the gold and the trustees were compelled to bring him the amount in other money. This is said to have happened in Pittsburg, too, wbei;e it was to be supposed that the Roosevelt motto had been taken foe granted. - The worst thing which can befall a town, especially a small town, that is more harmful than a panic, is for people to keep nagging men who have always beep foremost with their money and energies Tn butlhittg up the institutions which give people some of the necessaries and comforts of life—making the community an acceptable place in whtch to live. Whin such things come from men who ought to know better, it is all the worse for its influence" oh the temperament of a community: A Card. This is to certify that all druggists are authorized to refund your money if Foley’s Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It stopstMcough, heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold. Cures la grippe coughs and prevents pneumonia and consumption. Contains .no opiates. The genuine Is in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. J. S. Walters.

There seems to be a sign now and then for returning prosperity.. Perhaps it first shows itself in the retail trade, -the manufacturer being the first and last man in a panic and a recovery therefrom. In Chicago the big wholesale merchants are taking a hopeful view of the situation. In an interview recently John V. Farwell, Jr. is quoted as saying: The new year is starting out very well. There is a good healthy demand for dry goods. The reason for this is that the stocks held by country merchants are so low that it is sary to replenish them. The orders are for immediate shipment and every day the demand increases. We are also shipping mauy orders that wereceived last Fall for Spring goods. Business will get better from-no won. It may be a little lighter than a year ago, but business then was unprecedented. This is surely a very hopeful sign. The only thing now necessary ia for business to adjust itself to sane conditions and things will go on swimmingly. THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT. South Bend Times. “A Young Reader” wants'the Times to inform'him whether the seat at government, in its earlier years, was located elsewhere than at Washington, in the District of Columbia. It was. The following statement will tell when and where: Philadelphia, September 5. 1774, to December, 1776., Baltimore, December 20, 1776, to March, 1777. Philadelphia, March 4, 1777, to ‘September, 1777. 4 ..„ Lancaster, ParfSeptember 27, 1777, to September 30, 1777. ‘York, Pa., September 30, 1777, to July, 1778. Philadelphia, July 2, 1778, to June 30, 1783. Princeton, N. J., June 30, 1783, to November 20, 1783. Annapolis, Md., November 26, 1783, to November 3b, 1784. Trenton, N. J., November, 1784, to January, 1785. Ney York, January 11, 1785, to 1790. From 1790 to 1800 at Philadelphia, and since that time at Washington. —Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, laborers rely on Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. Takes the .sting out of cuts, burns or bruises at? once. Pain cannot stay *wtaere it is used.

Trustee’s ■Report to Advisory Board. Tlie following is a report of the receipts ind expenditures of the trustee of Locke township, Elkhart county,' Indiana, for the ydar ending Dec. 31, 1907: SPECIAL SCHOOI.. Balance on hand last settlement.-.. 51263 04 Receipts 1518 76 Total balance and receipts ...., 2781 80 Disbursements 1744 56 Balance $1037 ** EXPENDITURES. Samuel E. Byler, conveying pupils.s 80 00 James T. Slagle, oiling and repairing floors ...... —--T $ 45 Samuel E. Byler, conveying pupils. 32 00 D. H, Gable, school visitor 15 00 Win. H. Gonser, conveying pupils ... 24 00 I. Y. Wagner, labor - - 250 G. N. Murray, dictidnury 11 15 Wm. H. Myers, wood and repairing.. 925 Morris Pippenger, hauling coal 3 00 Wakarusa Coal <Sc Liimber Cos., coal-. 13 78 R. T. Phillips, insurance policies Elva Garber, institute 6 60 Morris Pippenger, wood - 100 Nappanee Lbr. A Mig. Cos., coat ------ 040 Wm. Gonser, conveying pupils 72 00 Wm. Overholaer, institute - 2 75 Joseph B, Fisher, institute 7 50 Daniel J. Miller, institute •. 6 90 Bertha Myers, institute 6 00 Ida Clouse, institute 6 00 Weiss A Frevert. Samuel Lockwood, erecting fence— 124i7 Daniel Defreese, conveying pupils ..100 00 John Echart, repair and work 6 00 A. N. Culp, work at school housfe 4 50 Ida Clouse, institute 10 80 Bertha Myers, institute ,9 60 J. B. Fisher, institute : Wm. Overholaer, institute Charles Clouse, institute. 8 20 D.jJ. Miller, institute 7 50 Ivy Stahly, institute 8 64 Nora L. Rusher, institute 7 05 LeviJE-Pippenger, enumerating— 12 00 Morris Pippenger, repairing schoolhouse - Geo. W. Ellis, graduating exercises 720 Walter Clouse, work at School house 300 N. A. Lehman, transfers J. K. Weldy, building fence 11 08 Wakarusa Coal & Lumber Cos., posts 16 08 Coppes A Son, draft—B. M. Chaplin, supplies —— 18 00 Weiss & Frevert Bros., paint and repair .... ... —: ... 75 00 Reuben T. Phillips, insurance policies j- 300 Fisher A Overholaer, painting and material.... : ........ 216 75 News Printing Cos., institute books— 195 J. T. Slagle, repairing John Echart, cleaning school houses 25 00 Jesse Pippenger, hanging window shades .... 200 Weiss Sc Frevert Bros., paint and re-. - pair... l . . - 75<W Morris Pippenger, oiling floors —... '2 55 Hnnsberger Bros., mending pumps. 220 Nappanee Lbr/A Mfg. Cos., coal 234 22 Hart Bros., supplies *— 4 06 S. D. Kiger, supplies 58 87 Anna Myers, wood 8 00 R. T. Phillips, Insurance 12 94 George Overholaer, cleaning yard .. . 175 Weiss A Frevert Bros., paints and repairs - 16 52 Steel A Draper, supplies ROAD FUND. Balance on hand last settlement—s 59 94 Receipts 1.-- 249 22 Total balance and receipts.:.* 308 71 Disbursements 212 32

Balance EXPENDITURES. Charles F. Parcel, work $ 43 David Albln, stone - Neff Bros., repairs , 150 Jacob H. Dell, planks.— 33 62 John H. Ganger, gravel 3 45 C. A. Croop, clay ditch , 13 64 Wm. Robinson, ditching 3 10 Moses Overholser, ditching 2 50 C. H. Whiteman, freight .' 3 78 Charles Myers, mending grader 2 75 Jacob Weldy, tile 14 71 John Blessing, ditch 6 50 Prank Clouse, ditching..— -H 75 40 Wm. Irvin, cleanibgditch .10 00 Melvin A. Haines, cleaning ditch... 200 Weiss & Frevert Bros., sewer and grader blade , 36 44 -Chas. MyeTs, repairing grader „ 1 00 TOWNS JIIP FU.ND.' Balance on hand’lhst settlement $ 617 05 Receipts —..‘i.— 345 50 Total balance and receipts .... 962 56 Disbursements . , 593 02 -Balance . $ 369 53 Expenditures. Levi E. Pippefager, service trustee ..$ 280 00 D. O. Batchelor, publishing annual - = report v.: 1 . —-8 S(F G. N. Murray, publishing annual report 8 50 Wni. Miller,'postage 1 00 C. H. Whiteman, freight 65 'John Fisher, work on secretary ..... 200 C. H. Whiteman, freight..;— 1... 82 Samuel A. Frevert, service advisory board :. 5 00 G. W. Bleile, service advisory board 500 Herman Bringholf, service advisory board *-- ... 5 00 G. X. Murray, publishing levy 2 00 I. D. Landis-, publishing levy—2 00 Si D. Kiger, supplies 7 56 D. H. Gable, supplies.—2 99 J. D. Addams, supplies 24 25 Milo Ganger, supervisor Chas. Fields, supervisor .V.:-.: 104 00 Daniel Defreese, supervisor 65 00 TUITIONFUND. Balance on hand last settlement $1530 32 Receipts Total balance and receipts 3954 53 Disbursements 2450 20 Balance y... $2504 33 EXPENDITURES. Elva Garber, teaching 186 00 War. Overholser, leaching , 206 25 Joseph B. Fisher, teaching 187 50 Daniel Miller, teaching 172 50 Bertha Myers, teaching ...,v......... , JSO 00 Ida Clouse, teaching 150 00 Nora L. Rusher, teaching ..v* 176 25 Ida Clouse, teaching 192 50 Bertha Myers, teaching 168 00 Joseph B. Fisher, teaching 210 00 Win. Overholser, teaching , 210 00 Charles Clouse, teaching ;. 143 50 D. J. Miller, teaching 176 50 Ivy Stahly, teaching .1 _ 15120 SOUTH UNION CEMETERY FUND. Balance on hand last settlenient $36 83 Received Noah Lehman-. ... 22 00 Received Adam Kaufman... 22 00 Received John May.; 7 00 Received David Copenhaver 8 00 Received Vernon E. Miller 5 00 Received Milo Ipe .... . 800 Received Henry Culp 22 00 Received A, N. Garber 14 00 Mary E. Traex.. 7 00 Received Philip Gordon , 5 00 Received Sarah Hostetler' 22 00 Received Jacob Good—' 8 00

EXPENDITURES. . Samuel Blough, fence 21 95 A. Nufer, evergreens 18 00 Lewis Robinson, cleaning— 26 48 Robert Berry, overseeing 6 00 Robert Berry, cleaning b 00 Robert Berry, overseeing , v ... 1 60 Balance on hand Jen.- Ist, 1906.... 117 90 NORTH UNIONCENKTKRY. Balance on hand last settlement $ 32 44 Received John Burkey— 7 00 Received Ali Strope v— 800 Received Omer Weldy... 8 00 EXPENDITURES. Lewis Robinson, cleaning... $ 12 73* Moses Overholser, cleaning 2 00 Balancebn hand Jan. Ist, 1908— 40 71 v LIBRARY FUND. Balance on liund last settlement—s 5 30 Receipts ‘.fn. 57 02 Total of balance and receipts 62 32 Disbursements 50 00 Balance $ 12 82 EXPENDITURES. J. D. Addams, books ...$ 50 00 POOR FUND. Balance on hand last settlement SBO9 09 Receipts —. *79 60 Total of balance und receipts 888 69 Disbursements 179 26 8a1ance—....... $ 709 43 EXPENDITURES. Levi E. Pippenger, overseeing 4 20 00 Neff Bros., wood— 1 75 Weiss A Frevert Bros., wood 4 50 Williard Price, doctoring... i ... 50 00 Hartman Bros, groceries and fuel Ida Tom, taking care of poor 2 00 Weiss A Frevert Bros., car fare Miss Hager 1 00 Hartman Bros., provisions ...... 19 94 Hartman Bros., provisions 16 10 Anna Myers, wood I— 3 00 Nappanee Lbr. A Mfg. Cos., coal 4 89 Hartman Bros., provisions. 27 83 J. S. Chilcote, coal - 13 33 DOG FUND. Balance on han4 last settlement $ 202 00 Receipts 114 00 Total balance and receipts 316 00 Disbursements 127 50 Balance— —„ -$ 188 50 EXPENDITURES,' To County Auditor $ 102 00 To Charles Starett, sheep killed 10 50 To Henry Defreese, sheep killed 9 00 To J. D. Lechlitner, sheep killed 6 00 ADDITIONAL ROAD FUND. Balance on hand last settlement $ 886 05 Receipts Total balance and receipts, —— 128ji 57 Disbursements 519 24 Balance $ 765 33 EXPENDITURES. Frank Troup* work ... $ 346 George Kent, tile.—— Weiss A Frevert Bros., repairs 6 43 Wm. Baker A Cos., drags 82 59 Friink Sumpter, tile 18 88 Nelson Rood, tile John L. Cooper, surveying road 5 00 Edward Dpering, staking ditch 25 O. H, Switxer, road list 5 00 Georgy Bleile, staking ditch ... 125 Joseph Dennison, cleaning ditch—..' 17*20 P. M. Wood, staking ditch 75 Hartman Bros., salt 1 00 John L. Cooper, Holdaman C. A. Croop, Hygema ditch Daniel Clouse, cleaning ditch .1 12 00 J. W. Kilian- —. 19 01 Nelson Rood A Son, tile 9 42 Beach Mfg. Cos., sewer 45 00 Coppes A Son, Lockwood ditch 7 72 John Stuckman, gravel 1 19 10 Levi E. Pippenger, Trustee Lockfe Township.

Work is too Slow. County officers employed in the court house appeared before the county commissioners Thursday and by their spokesman, Geo. W. Fleming, complained of the slow progress of work on the court-house improvements discommoding the public and officials. Clarence Harris, superintendent of construction replied on behalf of the contractors and sub contractors and sparks flew. The commissioners issued aft order to the contractors to complete the improvements by May 15, the extended time limit. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy a Safe Medicine For Children, In buying a cough medicine for children, never be afraid to buy Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. There Is no danger from it, aM'relief is always sure to follow. It is intended especially for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough, and there is no better medicine in the world for these diseases. It is not only a certain cure for croup; but, when given as soon as the croupy cough appears, will prevent the attack. Whooping cough is not dangerous when this remedy is given as directed. It contains no opium or other harmful drugs, and may be given~as confidently to a baby as to dn adult. For sale by J. S. Walters. —-Fountain pens. News Bookstore. The First National NAPPANEE First National Bank invites you to give them a part of your business. Their facilities are equal to the best. Theyjpy to please their patrons and endeavor at all times to keep on the safe side of every loaning proposition. Open a checking account with them. Or if you want to take a six month certificate, of-deposit they will allow you 3 Per Cent Interest.

A Swell Board $13.50 Every housewife can have a sideboard at such a low price. Low

price is not the only 1 ■ -Sv commendable feature.' The construction is first class; finish, superior such as our local factory puts on the market. This is one out of many styles we have on our floor. Call to see the line before buying, we guarantee the price to be reasonable. - W. A. LEHMAN

The Nappanee Iron Works MANUFACTURER OF GENERAL MACHINERY General Repairing * ' Gear Cutting Boiler Tube Welding General Pattern Making Brass Castings tor Engines Located on South Madison Street.

Jacob o. Kantz, ATTORNEY AND NOTARY, LOSNB# REAL ESTATE |®*Especial attention to collections and insurance. Office corner Market and Main streets, ground floor. H. F. FRAZIER, V pr-pin-scr AND BUIUDER. . . ~ ‘ . Nappanee, Ina. JSboOflflce in the Dietrich block.

' All kinds of JEWELRY , for WOMEN and CHILDREN. guard and neck chains, brooches, cuff pins, scarf pins, etc , ‘etc. These goods are guaranteed to be as represented, and the manufacturers have a bond at the Farmers & Traders Bank back of their guarantee. , Remember the place. Mrs. Callie Pettit’s Millinery Store West Market St.

Deming Hotel R. L. UNLAND, Manager Madison and Clark Sts., Chicago Entrance on Madison Street. Steam Heat • Electric’Bells in all Rooms FLates 50c., 75e. and SI.OO Located in the center of the business district. From Stock Yards take 79th and Halsted Sts. oar direct to corner of Madison and Clark Sts. miyshonet^isr 6tcs>* tha oootfb hasUlonge

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J. Sr McENTAFF^R Notary public. Nappanee, Ind. Loans, Collections, Real estate, and Insurance. Office in the Dietrich block. DR. J. S. INKS, PHYSICIAN ANI> SURGEON, A Nappanee, lndianaV Office on Market street one-lialf block west of pnblic square. Office ’phone, 82; residence, 20. CHARLES P. LINGER, A ttorney and notary, A . ....Nappaneje,lft4- ... Real Estate and Insurance. , General Immigration Agent. Excursions every Tuesday. Office over Farmers <fe Traders Bank, PERRY A. EARLY, LAWYER. . Fire Insurance Written. ™ J. D. SCOTT, Dentist, Kappanee, Ind. Office at residence one square north of corner hardware. In Nappanee every day. __ ' •. - "" ~ 5 BRrH? J. DEFREES, ' PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Nappanee, Ind. Office over Hartman Bros, store. Prompt/* attention given to all calls, rB Office phone, 60. Residence phone, 18. DR. C. A. INKS, . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ' . * “ ‘Nappanee, Ind, Office in Hughes building corner Marke •' and Main streets R%y Laboratory. x ■ Office phone 10; Residence phone 25. FOLEYSHONEr™>TAR4( trr ehltdrmnt tafe. aura. -V svlcln