Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 29, Number 37, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 11 November 1908 — Page 8

THE NAPPANEE NEWS Nappanee, Elkhaßt Covnty, Ind. NOVEMBER SMTW 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 Office ’Phene 58 A;-Residence, 588 THREE DEMOCRATS WINONSTATETICKET MARSHALL, HALL, AND ALEY ARE THE VICTORS. ", • : REPUBLICANS GOT OTHERS Official Vote Must be Tabulated in The „ State Capital Before Result is Known. The official count for the State election held Tuesday is all in. but has not been tabulated, according to despatches of Saturday. Upon the face of the returns it is estimated that the Democrats have elected lieutenant governor and superintendent of public instruction in the Marshall landslide for governor, but the Republicans .elected the balance of their ticketOfficial returns from 70 counties received at the office of secretary of state Saturday indicate the election of the entire Republican state ticket with the exception of Watson, Goodwine and McTurnan. The contests are so close, however, that the final count will be necessary to decide. No compilations have been made and the exact pluralities will not be known until the table is completed. F. A. Sims, the Republican nominee for secretary of state, and Oscar Hadley, the nominee for treasurer, appear to be elected, the former by 200 and the latter by a plurality of 80 or more. The contest between John C. Billheimer and Marion Bailey for auditor of state Is close. The Republican leaders are claiming the re-election of Attorney General J. Bingham froth semi-official sources secured by telephone and telegraph by a margin of 700. Democratic leaders are claiming that Walter Lotz, the Democratic nominee will have the lead but that,it will take the official count to determine. Sixteen counties are yet to be heard from at the office of secretary of state and it will be necessary to await the final count before it is definitely known whether G. W. Self, the Republican nominee for reporter of the supreme Coujt. or Bert New, the Democratic candidate, has been elected. The Republicans are claiming the election of David Myers and Quincy Myers to the appellate and supreme bench respectively, but the contest is so close that the final canvass will be necessary to decide. Later- The Democrats have elected governor, iieut. governor, and attor-ney-general, the Republicans get the -jest of the-officers, - Big Show at Sooth Bend. YanDyke & Eaton's-big stock company comes to the Oliver Opera House for fifteen nights and fifteen matinees ..Starting xuitian, Nv. I.7th. iiewplay will be presented each day with new; vaudeville features between the acts. - Ethel May (the Mystery Girl) has been secured for this engagement and will tell you about j T our financial anT lo ve affairs, about lost or stolen-prop-erty, about .yobr health or any question, no matter how impossible\>r unreasonable it may seem to you, she will answer you. / ~ . i Ligonier Man rs Accidentally Shot, s- Len Haller and Jack Curry/of Ligonier, started out to spend the day hunting and fishing. According to the Kendallville News, they were not far from La\e Wawasee and were shooting from their .places in the buggy. They finally decided on the place where they wished to Stop arid were climbing out when dne of the guns was discharged, the shot mitering the right lung of Haller. Medical aid was.summoned at once and he was taken to the home of berry Woods, near wherfe the accident happened. The injuries received are thought to be very serious. They Take The Sinks Out. "1 have used Dr. King’s Aew Life I’ills for many years, with, increasing satisfaction. They take the kinks out of stomach, liiier and bowels without fuss or frlctioni ' says N. H.. Brown, of Pittsfiel'd, V tj \ guaranteed! satisfactory at J. S. Y alters' drug store. 25c.

MARSHALL MAKES STATEMENT. Governor-elect Expresses Himself Through Home Paper. Expressing himself through his home newspaper, the Columbia City Rost, Thomas. R. Marshall, governorelect of Indiana said: I “1 may not omit from the.first issue of your paper since the election to return my more than heartfelt thanks to the loyal and self-sacrificing Democrats of Whitley county who counted no labor too hard to make certain bur victory. Nor may 1 pass by those generous. Republicans who complimented me by their votes in the face of such a virulent campaign as was waged against me. I trust I I am modest -enough' ■to not'be ~pcrffed' up; grateful* enough to keep them always in loving remembrance, and brave enough to reward them in the only way they can be rewarded by giving them an honest and impartial enforcement of the law.” Receiving Election Returns. The News gave the election returns free Tuesday evening of last week at the Theatorium. The returns were slow coming in, but those which were given were the first reaching Nappanee and were upon results that indicated something each time. Even before eight o’clock there was plenty of evidence that Mr. Taft would win in the race, the greater number of bulletins being from New York. There was one thing which happened, however, that was regretable._ By a misunderstanding of the messenger boys who brought the telegraph ■matter to the Theatorium, .the services was closed shortly after 11 o’clock, when in fact the bulletins were received up until nearly 1 o’clock a. m. However, it so happened that nothing during that time was given more definitely excepting that Ohio had gone for M r. Taft. The crowd was large and packed the entire building. The Theatorium managers entertained the crowd between the display of bulletins with moving pictures, etc. The telephone installed was not much account because the local count was so very slow that the results were not known in many instances until next morning, and even on Wednesday afternoon. Colds and Croup in Children. i‘My little girl is.subject to colds,” says Mrs. Wrn. IT. Serig, No. 41 Fifth street.' Wheeling W. Va. ‘‘Last winter she had a severe spell and a terrible cough, but 1 cured her with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy without the aid of a doctor, and my little boy has been prevented many times from having flie croup, by the timely use f this syrup. This remedy is for sale by J. S. Walters. * Sapho. . One of the most intetfStri^rivents of the theatrical season is announced for Friday evening, Nov-. 13tli, at the Auditorium in Millner & Rowers big production of Sapho. Sapho needs no recommendation to those who have sfeen and profited by its wholesome and natural story. It teaches the greatest moral lesson the stage has ever known., Joined to this, Sapho reveals magnificent scenery, and the most expensive costumes ever seen on the American stage. Real Estate Transfers. Henry E Kaliler to Amos S Miller lot in Nappanee SIOOO. II F Banta to Catherine Frantz lot in Goshen $725. Homer F Roth to F E Hughes lot in Elkhart s4w. Ada Jones to Victor Johnson lot in . Elkhart SL-... L.—— -■ ,L J Lehman to Alvin K Ropp lot in GOsherT?2ss. *. Geo Seigfried to Dwight Olinghouse lot in Elkhart, S4OO. Martha C Manning tcrElizabeth M Birdie lor in Elkhart 8L .... “TBTorence Davenport, to. Laura Herron l?>t in Elkhart $525. *" Amy Rush to Laura lierron lot in Elkhart S3OOO. Edward Holtzinger to (trie Shannon lot in Benton S3OO. Benj Fergison to Eli A Smeltzer land in Locke tp S3OOO. Sarah J Ricketts to Emily Ricketts lot in Goshen sl. Daniel Logan to Edgar D Logan land in Elkhart tp $3500. Edgar I) Logan to Daniel Logan land in Elkhart tp $3500, Levi Smeltzer to Milan Avery land inOlive tp SIOOO. Wmll Cobb to .Tames F Norwood land in Osolo tp SI2OO. Francis E Stephens to J Addison Watts land in Osolo tp S7OOO. Joseph Heck to StrafforcT Maxon lot in Elkhart $550. r— ~ 77 How to Get StFong. R. J. Daly, of 1247 W, Congress St., Chicago, tells of a way to become strong. He says: ‘‘My mother, who is old and very feeble, fs deriving so much benefit from Electric Bitters, that I feel it’s my duty to tell thosewho need a tonic and strengthening medicine about it. In my mother’s case a marked gain in flesh has resulted, insomnia has beem overcome, and she is .steadily growing stronger.” Electric Bitters quickly remedy storm ach liver and kidney complaints. Sold under guarantee at J. S. Walters’drug store. 50c. " • ■. —Tablets for school at the News Bookstore.

OFFICIAL VOTE IN COUNTY. SHOWING VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN AND JUDGES. Also That of Prosecutor in Lagrange County-Prohibition and Socialist Vote. I The following is the official vote in Elkhart couuty from congressmen down to coroner of Republican, Democratic, Prohibition, and Socialist Parties: FOR CONGRESS Barnhart (democrat).-.... (5 353 Miller, (republican) .. .V 5 703 Newman (prohibition).. 488 Weiser Barnhart's plurality 650. FOR SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE Steis (democrat).. 5 760 Yanfieet (republican)... 6 083 Berry (socialist).— 342 Vanfieet’s plurality 323. PROSECUTOR 34th JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Markle (democrat) 5 914 Burris (republican) 5 938 Burris’ plurality 24. In Lagrange county Burris got a plurality of 887, making his plurality in the circuit 911. FOR STATE SENATOR Proctor (democrat) , .5 989 Troyer (republican) 5 895 Uline (prohibition) 501 Connors (socialist) 340 Proctor’s plurality 94. FOR SURVEYOR Witt (democrat).. 5 850 Keith (republican)......., ..,.5 944 Brinson (prohibit!on).... : 51T Stewart (socialist) 351 Keith’s plurality 94FOR COMMISSIONER NORTH DISTRICT. App (democrat) .'. 6 009 Anderson (republican). 5 791 Sigerfoos (prohibition) .... 522 Roundy (Socialist) 351 App’s’plurality 218. FOR COMMISSIONER SOUTH DISTRICT Fisher (democrat).,.: 5 931 Berlin (republican) 5 857 Lutz (prohibition).. .... 520 Reith (socialist). ........, -352 Fisher’s plurality 74. FOR REPRESENTATIVE Brown (democrat).... 5 869 Wider (republican) ...5 962 Stultz (prohibition). 494 Shaner (socialist) 350 Wider’& plurality 93. FOR REPRESENTATIVE Rodibaugh (democrat) 5 950 Zook (republican)... .; 5 860 Cleaver (prohibition). 493 Yoder (socialist)...... 341 Rodibaugh’s plurality 90. FOR TREASURER Krau (democrat) 5 964 Croop (republican) .. 5 908 Moyer (prohibition). 489 McKibben (socialist)... 348“ Krau’s plurality 56. FOR SHERIFF Matthews (democrat) ......5 697 Ziesel (republican) , ' 6 160 Thornton (prohibition). 494 Frederick (socialist) - Ziesel’s plurality 463 m FOR CORONER Mast (democrat)... .. _. 5 898 Stauffer (republican)....; . 5 928 Work (prohibition) ’ 515 Long (socialist) ... 345 Stauffer's plurality 30. LAUGHLIN SEED COMPANY. Offer Prize to Wolf Lake Onion Growers For Onion Day. Wolf Lake Trolley. The Laughlin Seed Cos. have notified the Onion Day management that they expect to put up one of the best prizes that has ever been offered on Onion Day. D. A. Wiley, their local agent, informed us that Mr. Laughlin, who spent the past week with him, authorized him to make the following offer. They will give 25 pounds of seed for the .best,onions raised from their seed and if t hose onions are the best on, exhibition and win ti/.e, •‘Sweepstakes !’rize'' tiiey, will rais'er a free trip.to California, with a week’s entertainment while there. Their headquarters are at San Jose, Cal., and the eastern office is located at Kenton, •O. This is certainly a great offer and you can expecY-to-see-some good Laughlin onions on exhibition-. How to Cure a Cold. Be as careful as you can you will occasionally take cold, and when you do, get a medicine of known reliability, one that has an established reputation and that is certain to effect a quick cure. Such a medicine is Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It has gained a world wide reputation by its remarkable effires of this most common ailment, and can alwaysTbe depended upon. It acts on nature's plan, re-*' lleves the lungs,- aids expectoration, opens the secretipns and aids nature in* restoring the system to a healthy .condition. During the many years in which it has bfcen in general use we have yet to learn of a single case of cold or attack of the grip having resulted in pneumonia when this remedy was used, which shows conclusively that it is a certain 'pfgvghtive of that dangerous disease- „ChamberJ lain-’s Cough Remedy contains no opium or other narotic and may be given as confidently to a baby as to an adiilt. For sale by J, S’. Walters. , ■ 'I • • .

OFFICIAL VOTE IN TOWNSHIPS’ (Continued from Ist page.) i i i Iffert. R _ 93 i Pippenjcer, D._. HO 1 Bushor, R 89 : . .... WEST 4'KiiC. • Bryan, D 1(M , TufL K— . 1.13 Marshall, D , 103! Watson, R..„ ....j. 134 Barnhart, D 119 1 Miller, K ...... 127 Cfoop, R *. 134 | Matthews, D..'_ 102 j Ziesel, R 134 i Witt, D L. ;.... 102 ! Keith, R i. 134 | Mast, 1)...: .. . 102 ! .Stauffer. K. •, ; ...... Df,! Fisher, D , 103 ! App, D. , 102 I Berlin, R. 134 j Anderson, R 133 Brown. D 147 Iffert, K.... 1... 124 Pippenger, D... 137 Bashor, R... 1 132 NORTH PREC. Bryan, D 89 Taft, R f 62 Marshall, D ~.1. 91 Watson, R.. 64 ilarnhart, D 94 Miller, R 62 Krau, D— 93 Croop, K 62 Matthews, D._*. e. I*2 Ziesel, R., 63 Witt, D 93 Keith, R ... Mast, .....A..;..;..... 93 Stauffer, R :.... : 62 Fisher, D 93 App, D 93 Berlin, R 62 Anderson, K 62 Brown, D.-rm-TT..-.. .: : ;: 88 Iffert, R . Pippenger, P-.—a. ■: 99 Bashor, R Marriage Licenses. Frank S. Hoopingarnef, Syracuse, 22; Cecil Rea Sloan, Syracuse, 22. DON’T EXPERtMENT. - You Will Make no - Mistake if You Follow This Nappanee Citizen’s Advice. Never neglect your kidneys. 1 f you have pain in. The back, urinary disorders, dizziness and nervousness, it’s time to act and no time to experiment. These are all symptoms of kidney trouble, and you should seek a remedy which is known to cure the kidneys. Doan’s Kidney Pills is the remedy to use. No need to experiment. It has cured- many stubborn cases in Nappanee. Follow the advice of a Nappanee citizen and be cured yourself. Mrs. A. M. Anglin, formerly living on Clark street, Nappanee, Did., says: ‘‘For a long time my husband suffered from kidney and bladder disease, and used nearly every remedy he knew of without any permanent results, i Hearing of Doan’s Kidney Pills, he procured a box at .Johnson's’ drug store and was so greatly benefited that he continued to take them. By the time he had finished the contents of three boxes all the symptoms had disappeared. He has" not had any trouble since and he is glad to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills, for they cured him when other remedies failed.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Cos., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for-the United States. Remember the name —Doartfs—and take no other.

NEW IDEA MANURE SPREADER

c Uxc TLdea certainly has advantages over other Manure Spreaders. The New Idea is quite different from other spread ers; first, it is very near the ground making it nice to load into and is usually drawn with hut two horses. Second ~lt is different from other Spreaders because it is much narrower and can be drawn through a smaller gate or door and stored away in a smaller room. ; - Third —It differs from other Spreaders because it has two cylinders. The carries the, manure over the top,,while the smaller upper cylinder, revolving in the same direction, acts as a pulverizer when the manure comes in contact with botff. After the manure passes through between the two cylinders it passes into the distributors which thoroughly pulverize and distribute the manure upon the soil. % The New Idea can be seen at • ' ...

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Os all that a lady uses, wears, or eats, nothing is more vital to her daily comfort than properly-fitted shoes. It decides the question of how she shall finish each day—whether tired and unhappy or rested and comfortable. Not one woman in eight is properly fitted to proper shoes. If you will give us a little extra time some day, we will fit your feet scientifically and accurately to a pair of “Queen Quality” Shoes. Your discomfort will cease from that hour. D. Rickert & Son.

NOTICE to PUBLIC. _ We are now prepared to do all kinds of well work, tubular and drove wells. Call phone No. 123 residence, or leave orders at Clery Bros. Implement Store. LonganecKer Brothers.

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