Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 28, Number 48, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 29 January 1908 — Page 8

J. S. McENTAFFER Notary public, „ , Nappanee, Ina. Loans, Collections, Real estate, and Insurance, Office in the Dletricb block. h ' OR. J. S. INKS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Nhppatiee, Ifidiann Office on Market street otie-Jtalf block west of public square. 1 ' v .Office ’phone, 82; residence, 20. CHARLES P. LINGER, Attorney and notary, Nappanee, Ind. Real Estate and Insurance. General Immigration, Agent. Excursions every Tuesday. Office over Farmers & Traders Bank, PERRY A. EARLY, LAWYER. Fire Insurance Written. J. D. SCOTT, Dentist, Nappanee, Ind. Office at residence one square nortli of corner hardware. In Nappanee every day. • - ■ n i —i DR. H. J. DEFREES. Physician and surgeon, Nappanee, Ind. Office over Hartman Bros, store. Prompt attention given to all calls. Office ppone, 60. Residence phone, 18. DR. C. A. INKS, ” PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Nappanee, Ind, Office in Hughes building corner Marke and Main streets I3fc,X Ray Laboratory, Office phone 10; Residence phone 25. V. T. WsaMead Practical Plumber, Steam and Hot Water Heating. Phone 196. Nappanee, Indiana Jacob O. Kantz, ATTORNEY AND NOTARY, LOANS'^REAL ESTATE I®* Especial attention to collections and insurance. Office corner Market and Main streets, ground floor.

H. g; FRAZIER, Architect And builder, Nappanee, Ind. in the Dietrich block. All kinds of JEWELRY • for , i WOMEN and CHILDREN, j guard and neck ! chains, brooches, cuff pins, scarf pins, etc , etc. Thebe goods are ! j guaranteed to be as represented, j and the manufacturers have a bond at the Fanners & Traders > | Bank back of their guarantee. ! Remember tbe place. | Mrs. Callie Pettit’s ! Millinery Store West - I Deming Hotel R. L. UNLAND, N>ni| ( r Madison and Clark Sts., Chicago Entrance on Madison "Street. Steam Heat • ElectricJßelh in all Rooms Rates ii 50c., 75c., and SI.OO Located in the centdr of the business district. From Stock Yards take 79th and Halated Sts. car direct to corner of Madison and Clark Sts. - . . SETTER THAN SPANKING. ic* this trouble. Mrs. M. Summers, Box W, Noire Dame, Ind., will send free to any mother her successful home treatment, with full instructions. Send no money but Z n !h- ber today r ! f your children trouble you iff-this way. Don’t blame the child, tlm chances are it can’t help if. This treatment ?“ and f ged Peop'e troubled witn urine difficulties by day or night.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS* . , -5 . , <2. OME timqyago the News intimatnd that it wo.uld soon become necessary for cotintry. publishers to change their meth * ods of doing business.- Itsefcms that tlie time is riglit at hand. The interpretation’df the new postal law. is to tlie. qffect'that a publislier's subscription list must be made up of those, who are not more than one year in arrears with their subscription accounts to entitle the publisher to second-class postage ratesWhen this law is strictly enforced, every .subscription will have to be paid once every year. The post-office department does not say how long a publisher can trust the subscriber, but no publisher can afford to put a one cent stamp on a weekly newspaper and send the paper to a delinquent subscriber. No subscriber, can himself, afford to pay 52 cents postage for the sake of gettifig time on his account. So the only alternative is for a subscriber not to become delin- . quent beyond one year. We desire every subscriber who is delinquent over one year to at once settle either by casli or note so that the new law may be complied with by the publisher of the News.

JANUARY S~ M T W T F S 1 2-3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Office ’Phone 58A; Residence, 588 THE KAPPANEE NEWS Nappanee, Elkhart County, Ind. PROMINENT MEN OF THE DAY.

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HON. JOSEPH G. CANNON. Real Estate Transfers. -Arthur Sherwin to John Myers lot in Goshen SIOO. > k Emma Yoder to Abraham Bauer lot in Wakarusa $65. Brown Bros Mfg Go to J \Y Rosr brugh lot in Nappanee $125. Irvin Fribley to Clinton Friblev 21 acres in Y r ork tp sl. , Cj]rus Whitemore to D E Emmons land in Concord tp $250. Mrs Maggie Whitemore to DE Emmons land in Concord tp sl. FROM THE ANTILLES. ’ Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Benefits a City Councilman at Kingston, Jamaica. Mr. W. O’Reilly Fogarty, who is a member of the City Council at Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies, writes as follows: “One bottle of Chamberlain’s Cougli Remedy had good effect on a' cough that was giving me tTouble-and' I think 1 should have been more quickly relieved if I had continued the remedy. jt was beneficial and quick in relieving me there Is no doubt and it is my intention to obtain another bottle.” For sale by J S- Wafers. A—r- Carriage Licenses Charles L. Scott, Goshen, 27; Katie L. Kesler, Goshen, 25. Harley Ltveugood, Goshen, 22; Fannie Rensberger, Goshem.22. Milo Kitson, Syracuse, 22; Margaret Naomi Mackley, Elkhart county, 23. Disturbed the Congregation. The person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by continually cougliing is requested to buy a bottle of Foley’s Honev and Tar. J s Walters.

Union Township Trustee's Report. Financial statement of the trustee of Union township, Elkhart County, jlndiana. ’i TOWNSHIP FUND. Win. Miller, postage stamps $ 1 00 D. O. Batchelor, publishing annual settlement 4 00 Chas. Croop, treasurer, repairs on ditch a... 130 80 Steel .Sc Draper, office supplies...." -40 C. H. WhitetnaYi,frelglft 25 Indiana Rood Muchine Cos., grader. blade 8 00 David Blosser, part paj-as supervisor 40 00 O. H. Sweitzer, road book.. 10 00 Mel Hanes, cleaning Weaver ditch... 35 00 Wm. Miller, postage stamps 1 00 John Aitz, service as supervisor 80 60 George Sheets, service as supervisor 07 00 DiK’id Blosser, service as supervisor 40 00 Steel A Draper, six election sets 4 50 News Printing Cos., publishing tax levy 2 00 J. D. Adams <Jc Cos., complete set of books 13 45 J. 11. Balnter, service as supervisor.] 78 00 J. H. Crfpe, service as supervisor,._.j 70 00 C. Iffert, service as supervisor 80 00 I. D.Xaudis, publishing proposal deposit funds 8 66 G. N. Murray, publishing proposal deposit funds. 6 00 John D. Ulery,serviceudvisoryhoard 5 00 John Stauffer, serviceadvisory board 500 Solomon Pepple, service advisory board 5 00 Edward Iffert, service as trustee 300 00 TUITION FUND. M. E. Atiglcmycr, teaching school... 322 00 Edgar Duker, teaching school;..: 329 00 Cldra Stouder, teaching school 315 00 Harvey Wise, teaching school .’... 385 CO j, TANARUS, IVellltiget, teaching school 385 00 H. L. Hartsough, teaching school. T - 380 80 Vernon Walters, teaching school 121 20 Harvey Wise, teaching 5ch001........ 55 00 Dinah Frazier, teaching school 180 00 Joe Chamberlin teaching 5ch001.*..,.. 165 00 i I.OCA I. TUITION FUND., ' Dinah Frazier, teaching school.. ... 355 CQ Joe Chamberlin, teaching school .... 385 00 M. S. Whitehead, teaching school 385 00 Charles Reed, teaching school. Its 80 M. E. Anglemyer, teaching school 159 00 Edgar Duker, teaching schoql... 156 00 H. L. Hartsough, teaching school 153 96 M. : S. Whitehead, teaching school ... 165 00 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Howenstein-Busbach & Co.,Calcium 10 03 Wakpruaa-Millint; Cos., for coal H. L. Wcygnnd,express... J(L Weiss & Frevert Bros:, one furnace.- 148 00 Weiss Sc Frevert Bros., school supplies 3 37 Steel & Draper, school register 8 00 Ed Werufr, school supplies and labor 200 Mi E. Anglemyer, institute 15 75 Clara Stouder, institute..,.------ 14 75 J. T. Rellinger, institute 18 25 11. L. Hartsou’gli, institute 18 04 Harvey Wise, institute 18 25 Joe Chamberlin, institute., 18 25 Dinah Frazier, institute .7 ~ 18 25 M. S. Whitehead, institute'. 18 25 Wm. H. Stump, labor and cleaning.. 635 A. H. K&uffman, one grate in stove.. 110 David Blosser, labor and school supplies .-. v, 7 30 David Blosser, 13 cords of wood 11—. 26 00 J. T. Rellinger, sulphur candles 50 G. W. Ellis, commencement 17 10 J. H. Geiger, transfers pupils ' 63 00 N. A. Lehman, transfers Nappanee school 29 75 N. A, Lebstnan, chair and glass 4 05 Lewis Stouder, insurance- 1 00 D. Rickert & Son, window shades 3 25 Edgar Duker, institute . T* 15 75 - Philip Kilmer, cleaning labor 11 15 Noah Weaver, wood 1ab0r..... .... 58 35 -Ed Tffert, enumeration 28 00 George F. Sheets, labor . .. 4 00 M. E. Hoke, labor District No. 3 13 50 C. H. Whiteman, freight ,'iboxes 1 17 D. Rickert & Son, window shades 2 10 Herman Brower, wood 83 75 Ed. Werner, cleaning 1ab0r.,,....,.... 560 11. C. Fidler, towelipg ... 23 Em Iffert, cleaning school house 3 00 Mary Myers, cleaning school liojiec. . 300 Isaac Lcinbaugli, labor,. 5 65 A. H. Kauffman.. broom and waph - liasin • 100 Lewis Stouder, insurance ... i 25 01 Steel Sc Draper, manuscripts and window shades t p 4 . .11(6, Leander Bigler, labor 2 CO George F. Sheet-, cleaning school house .*. , 3 00 News'Printing Cos., manuscripts,,... 4 50 -Noah Weaver, labor ... 904 Wm. jI. Stump, Wpod and labor 48 00 Jesse Smith, cleaning and labor .5 82 Daniel M. Bigler, labor _ ,4 00 C, W. Johnson Sc Cos, commission on 'school books A 78 Weiss & Frevert Bros, 2 furnaces.,,. 289 98 , Nappanee Lumber Cos, for coal'. 9 63 D. Rickert & Soh, three brooms ...... 115 'ROAD FUND. John E. Rapp, road tax receipt 5 01 Martin Mishler, road tax reqgipt 3 44 Lewis Sheets, road tax receipt .. 4 14 Oliver Smith, road tax receipt. 4 25 H. Overholt, road* tax receipt 1 20 J. H. Cripe, road tax receipt ,4 2So . BRIDGE FUND. Wakurusa Milling Cos, sewertile 2 40 John P. Michael, gravel 76 96 Weiss A Frevert Bro, sewer tile 9 4<Y J. W. Killian, drain tile 7 50 Nelson Rood, drain tile., 9 38 Jacob Mishler, cleaning marsh road ditch 3 _ ...D.:r 39 40 Noah Bare, gravel 1 8 70 Milo Walters, ditching and tiling.... 2 80 Jerome Smith, bridge plank 3 00 J. W. Killian, drain tile 39 03 Savilla Stuckman, gravel 4 40 Gal Werner, bridge plank... 52 55 Beach, Manufacturing Cos, cast iron culvert, ~.*. 37 50 IJ. Mishler, cleaning marsh road ditch '..j. I9 60 Benjamin D. Mast, drain tile ... 1 08 Nelson Rood, drain tile ... '24 21 -Jesse Newcomer, drain ti1e...... 3 13 .Goshen Fuel Supplie Cos, sewer tile. 675 J. W-. Swoveland, drain tiie.j-.-__ 480 John Ganger, gravel* 64 64 Daniel Wysdng, gravel 5 00 Lewis Stouder, labor at bridge 75 Wm. Hollar, gravel ; 2 40 John Greater, gravel.. 1..;....... 16 40 George F, Sheets, bridge plank 35 20 Cal Werner, bridge plank 53 38 Christian Herr, gravel , 41 20 John P. Michael, gravel 70 24 George M. Weaver, hauling tile 3 Q 0 Coppes, Zook & Mutschler Cos, bridge plank 48 97 Ulery Bros, plow point 50 Weiss & Frevert Bros, sewertile .... 28 37 Howenstein-Burbacli Cos, sewer tile. 18 55 IKK; FUNI>. -—' Henry Mishler, sheep killed ' 30 00 R. Pelsma, lamb killed 1 50 Ed Wlsler, sheep killed 6 00. POOR FUND. D. Rickert <Sc Son, for Mart D. Rickert ifc Son, for Sam Shock. 15 00. D. Rickert d*-Son, for Mrs. McCoy 15 00 D.'Rickert <sc Spn, for Myrtle Hare 10 00 D. Rickert Sc Son, for Mrs. Shrock....-,154)0

Dr. E. Stuckman, for Housoucr and Holderinan*. 33 75 Ed Iffert, overseeing poor 12 00 D. Rickert <k Son, for Myrtle Hare 15 00 D. Rickert Sc Son, for George Lechlitner 300 D. Rickert Sc f-Soft, for Emma Whitehead !... ; 210 D. Rickert & Soil, for Mrs. Shrock.i.. 15-00 D. Rickert Sc Son, for Mrs. Shock . . 15 (10 D. Rickert A Son, for Mrs. McCoy 15 00 D. H. Gable, report book 2 00 Ed Iffer-t,overawing poor UfOO D. Rickert Sc Son, for Mrs. Shock 12 .98 D. Rickert & ifcon, for Mrs. Slirocfc 15 00 D. Ricicert & pon, for Mrs. McCoy 14 82 D. Rickert & Son, for Myrtle Hare 15 00 N. A. Lehman, for burial of Williaril Truex J 17 50 Dr. W. A. Price, medical service 12 60 Ed Iffert, overseeing poor “ 12 00 Alpha Miller, for Emma Whitehead.. 100 N. A. Lehman, for burial of Soldier J. - Pelty 50 00D. Rickert Sc Son, for Myrtle Hare..., 15 00 D. Rickert A Son, for Emma Whitehead ..-7 1 75 D. Rickert & Son, for Mrs. McCoy 15 00 D. Rickert & Son, for Mrs. Shrock 14 99 D. Rickert A Son, for Pete Mishler.... 14 64 D. Rickert Sc Son, for Henry Helsel.. 117 Drs. Price Sc Price, medical service.. 12 50 Ed-Iffert, overseeing poor 12 00 CEMETERY FUND. M. E. Anglemyet,,labor ..... 15 30 A. H. Anglemyer, labor 26 87 Daniel Iffert, labor ; 8 00 TOWNSHIP FUND. ' ' - . Total balance and receipts $ 2148 44 Expenditures. ... 997 12 Balance £: $ 1151 32 TUITION FUND. Total balance and receipts. _.s 3827 51 Expenditures 2638 o<^ Balance..... ‘......$ 1189 54 LOCAL TUITION FUND. Total balance and receipts 4177 83 Expenditures _ 1907 76 Balance $ 2270 07 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Total balance and receipts $ 3196 50 Expenditures 1173 29 "BarHYice:'-. $ 2023 21 ROAD FUND. Total balance and receipts ..$ 487 94 Expenditures 23 94 Balance ~., 484 00 BRIDGE.FUND. Total balance and receipts $ 1150 94 Efjienditures. 741 24 Balance.; ...... v ..., $ 409 70 IK Mi M'M>. • • Total balance pud receipts 359 00 Expenditures........ 37 50 Balance ..jT ...... $ 321 50 y - PIMIK FUND. Total balance and receipts $ 1060 73 Expenditures 424 69 Balance .- $ 636 04 CEMETERY FUND. Total-balance in uc-tesand-receipts .$ 38 Expenditures... 50 17 Balance .....$ 632 21 TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS. Total balance and receipts $17291 30 Balance*.'...] ___s 9297 59 I, Ed Iffert, trustee of Union township, Elkhart county, Ind., do solemnly swear that this above is true and. correct statement of the receipts and expenditures of the various funds in the township of Union for the year ending HeC. 31, 1907. Ed Iffekt, Trustee.

Sees It Differently. Milford Mail. It has been going through our exchanges, and ours with all others that if a subscriber was delisquent more than one year on his paper that his name must either be dropped‘from the list, or a one cent stamp placed on each paper. Some newspapers have eveTigonesoJarasto' already‘clean up their list and blace stamps on deThe late/ruljng with its proper interpretation is only to prevent those who are issuing advertising and sending thern through the ~ mails as second class matter. Under this ruling all these circulars must have a certain number of paid up subscriptions or they are not admitted at newspaper rates, and a one cent stamp must be placed on each paper. • ‘ Watched Fifteen Years. “For fifteen years I have watched the working of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve; and it has never, failed to cure any sore, boil, ulcer or burn to which it was applied- It has saved us many a doctor bill,” says A. F. Hardy, of East Wilton, Maine. 25c.. at J. 3. Walters’ drug store.'

Farmers A Traders BANE. , .<QSPrES a SON. Bankers) Established 1884 Nappanee, Indiana. Paid in Capital, .$40,000.00 Surplus and other property outside of the banking 1 business as additional security to depositors. 75,000.00 Individual Responsibility This Bank has no loans made to its proprietors for any purposes whatever and is under the direct supervision and control of the State of Indiana The proprietor of this Bank have been actively identified with the progressive banking and business interests of Nappanee for the past twentyfive years* The accounts and business of persons desiring the safety of a strong Bank are cordially ipvited. Samuei, I). Coppes, President . Hakyey E. Coppes, Cashier Harry B. Greene, Asst. Cashier J Fred E. Coppes, 2d ASst. Cashier

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Soft Coal We keep a constant supply of soft coal. Try our 4-iftch speI .icial soft coal, noted for its cleanness and durability. Remember, Honest Weight Is Our Policy. We solicit a share of your patronage. Kilian & W>man Phone No. 245 FOLEYSHWiEYHCAR trr ekUdrmnt taft. qar*. Mo oplatoo FOLEYS HONEYHCAR •tops thteovgh and haalilun^c

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We have the largest assortment of Valentines ranging in price from 1 cent to 10 cents our store has ever carried. These Valentines are, strictly new and up to date. We also have a stock df higher priced goods ranging from 15 cents up to $2.00. THE NEWS BOOKSTORE.,

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Dr. J. Burke relieved thousands from de>sect of eyesight with properly fitted glasses. If you are troubled with your eyes call on Dr. J. BURKE * CO.. 230 So. Mich, St. Paxson Bldg, South Band, Ind.