Plymouth Tribune, Volume 7, Number 16, Plymouth, Marshall County, 23 January 1908 — Page 8

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TOWNSHIP

Girlhood and Scott? Emufjrfon are linked together. The girl who takes Scott' f Emtitsion has plenty of rich, red blood; she is plump, active and energetic The reason is that at a period when a girl's digestion is weak, Scott' Emuteion provides her with powerful nourishment in easily digested form.

8 S 8 8 6 8 8 8 8 8

X ALL URUCClSTSi SOc. AND $t.OO.

..$1141.17 .. 3772.21 .1 77.07 41.32 0.39 . . 172.00

It is a food that builds and keeps up a girl's strength.

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TRUSTEE'S RE

PORT.

tVlk to!ilii;. Mailia'l county, InJiana

Janes M. SchrocJcr, luwns-hip Trustee

Dated January 1, 1'.. RECEIPTS

Ca-.li on hand Jan, 1 l!HJ7. tp fund

Cash uii hand tuition fund

Cash on liand special sch fund.

Ca?h on hand ruad fund

Cah on hand add road fund

Cash on hand library lund.

Cash on hand dour fund

Jones Grant Co treas Jan dist tuit fnd 10U.6

1-rank .Nash. tax. assessor doe fund... 50. (XI

Frank Nash, tax assessor do- fund.. 22.00

trank .Nash, tax assessor doe fund.. So.OO

Jones Grant, Co treas June dist tp fud lXW.SO (ones Grant. Co treas Jun dist tuit fnd 15M.32

Jones trant, to treas Jly Uist tuit ntd J1W.44 Jones Grant. Co treas Dec dist tp fund 1016.44

Jones Grant.Co treas Dec cist tuit fnd 1101.84

John Aker, old roof spl sch fnd .50

I-lam liurnside. old root spl sen -tnj .to

J Klincerman, roofing spl sch fnd.. 2.00

J McUaniel, sewer add road fund.... 1.00

Jones Grant. Co treas Jun dist spl sell '13n.'J

Jones Grant Co treas lun dist rd fnd 102.04 Jones Grant, Co treas Jun dist add rd 1020.2S

Junes Grant, Dec dist spl sch fund... 11.9.05

lones Grant, Co treas lec dist rd fnd S.St

Jones Grant, Co treas Dec dist add rd 25.07

Total

DISBURSEMENTS.

2.50

18.85 5.00 4.50 10.00 24.50 1.00

LOCAL NEWS

Township Fund.

Neal tull, Ibr on Rhodes bridge

Marvin chroedcr, road work

.Monroe Mauer, salary adv board.... K J Schroeder, work on arch & check

1-rank Miively, bridge work

W 15 Stull, work on new road 1 U' duller, postage

Charley Stiles, grading roads 6.00

Claud if eagles, road work check lu.ao

Joseph Ross, gravel check 23.30

II Matthew, legal services 12.40

lohn C Butler. Surv ditch 3.00

Frank Hentley. road check 3.20

A F Palton, ex trustees assoc 10.00

i M ci .1.... irv! rm r

Anderson beagles, who was cnt.-l"0i,n samuison, 5 checks i3.4o

V M Scl.rocder,' teaching No 1 Walter I.ehninn. teaching No 12...

Carl W Wi.lti, teaching 4 11

A C iieniutt. teach No ! Ii teuton Ros teaching 11 A A V Miller, teaching No 7 Louzenia Stephenson, teach 4 C. A C Steele, teaching 4 A Mary Fulkerson,, teaching No Amanda Huffman, teaching 4 D... Minnie, Stoneburner, teach No ... F.thel McKesson, teaching 11 B... Fred Stull, teaching No Walter Lehman, teaching No 12... Theodore McKesson, teaching No V M Schroeder, teaching No 1....

25.00 10.00 ro.V) 5.oo J0.0) .10.00 20.00 r.o.oo 25.00 25.00 2 IK) 35.00 110.00 50.00 . 50.00 100.00

Total Special School Fund.

.013.C

47.47 14.3 23.50 2.50 11.05 75.00 5.47 7.81 31.50 7.5C 2.t'

Mrs. M. A. Dill is spending a few

days with friends and relatives at

Chicago.

II V. P.uck, hardware & stove Wm O'Kcefe, lumber. 1 F Cover woodhouse No 8 G W Gerard, labor No 2, 11 Charles Turner, manuscripts K W Good, wood C () Masiske. well repairs Minnie Stoneburner. 4 tp institutes., I 1. McKesson, insurance premium. W K Klinedurst, wood No 7 Geo Davis, door repairs No 1 , J S Davis, repairing clocks , J K Kellar painting black board.... 1) II Goble, School Visitors , Morgan Dolph, 10 2-3 cords wood.. i; K i'.yrer. 1 c'i.-.i" No 3 Sears Roebuck, bal cn globe R K Barnhart Agt, freight on maps William May, transportation R J Schroeder, wood haul repair i..

V V, Khnedust, 41 cords wood

alter Lehman. 4 cords wood No 9

Gilbert l'eterson, repairs on No 11..

William May, transportation

F.mma Nve. inst and repairs

"11a Nye, institute fee '.

Walter I.eiman, institute

Fi M Seybold, orchestra 14.00

lohn Aker. for IT It Church 5.5)

S Crowder, lecture at comni 10.2S

Frank Head, 7 tp institutes 17.71

Jonas llaaj;, help at comm 3.75

Miss Ltira Detwiler is visiting with friends at Hamlet. Mr. and Mrs. Henry White visited with Culver friends Saturday. Miss Dessie Foreman has gone to

Syracuse Ind., for a few days visit. Ralph Peldon went to Chicago Tuesday, where he has accepted employment. Ormond Swinehart has returned to Rochester after spending a few days in this city. Benjamin Späth of Valparaiso, is -visiting with his siter, Mrs. George Kruyer in this city. Charles Ulrich was quite sick with pneumonia several days last week, but is now improving. Mrs. Elizabeth Riggens has gone to Culver to visit with .her son, J. W. Riggens, for a few days. Mrs. Chas. McLaughlin has gone to South Bend, to pend a few days with the family of Kd Baxter. Wm. Pitts and family have gone to Forrest, Ohio, where they will visit with the family of his brother, Samuel. Mrs. O. Stotts of Inwood. was a Flymouth caller today. The familyis moving to Winamac where (hey will reside in the future. Mrs. S. D. Walters, of Ft. Wayne, and her mother Mrs. Fred Bell, ol Inwood, whom she' has been visitinc, were Plymouth visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Holland and Mr. and -Mrs. Dayton Hoover, have gone -to Roan, Ind., for a few days vi jit with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Voreis returned to their home in Hammond Tuesday after spending a few days with the former's brother, Daniel, in this city. The United Stater. Army is 19,000 men short of the minimum desired. It is not a bad pi :e for the unemployed who can piss the requirements. The oldest inhabitant with his record of warm winters should have bten on duty durirg the past two months. The warm weather is still with js. Steamships are carrying passengers to Europe for less thai 2 cents a mile, with subsistence thrown in. Transportation by water is beyond comparison the cheapest. The amount of money hoarded durirg the recent flurry is estimated at $275.000,000. As this is only $3.50 per capita the calculation may be called decidedly conservative. About 100 men were fed in the free soup house at South Bend Monday.

Many tenants are being disposed of on account of the non-payment of

rent. The situation is serious.

A. L. Anson of Warsaw, found a snapping turtle measuring 11 inches across the back creeping along Main street in that city. It's a sure sign of an open winter the old residents say. Misses Flora and Elpha Silvius of Monroe, Wis., who have been visiting with the family and other relatives in tbi city and vicinity, vent to Etna Oreen Tuesday, for a short

cally ill for several weeks, is now ''"f1; shoveling.. J I Grant Reid, hauling gravel

improving. J W F Worn, salary-adv board

Is .im r, jioys, priming report Clav W Metsker, printing report... i it r.i i. i

f, .... . . 111 ii nouic, nunc , ew days with friends and relatives ceo Mayer, repg stamp

lohn Samuison, supt salary 15.00

V IJurke. road checks 2U

John Samuclson, sal bridge rep

1.25 3.75 5.00 24.50 24.50 3.92 .45

Curtis Kamsby, sal adv board..,

h-er G Soice, int on loan

I) u Miller, postage Monroe Mauer, lahor on Long arch..

W F l'owell. grad on road

Warren J Uurch. hauling gravel....

J II Lehman, haul plank äc road work

lohn et Jess Kensberger, road reopts

Al'en Mauer, help on arches

at South Bend.

Mrs. John Drake of South Bend is

in this city trie truest ot ner sister.

Mrs. John Sheets.

Mrs. Catherine Drake of South

Bend, is visiting with friends in his

citv and in Tvner.

i unn l arKS. letrai service.

Miss Jane Shadcl has gone to Chi-In W Miller, supt and road check.

CagO for a COUple weeks Visit W'.th h i.lridee 'Inomsnon. surveying.

frnrU anil relative ' J Schroeder, build brdge rep tools

J. S. Ncff of Xapanee, returned to i H '

his home Saturday afer visiting the I Marion Schroeder, ditch county line rd T, . ' I Alva M Harber, road check

family OI Villas. rvCDeri. Sam McDaniel. gruboing highway

Charles I l'rown, labor on road

W A r.ndley. receipt books

rred Stud, ditching road.

I) l.itchticld, ditching road

L Dennison. scraoer

N'oah Ilartough, wrk on Thompson d

I) Miller, postage

Klam Ilurnside, ditching Toner road

Claude lleagles. dragging road

K F Claussimer, grader blade.. A W Dolph, road checks

VV" 1 t living rnliil rlirkc

Levi J ' Stoneburner, sut! salary....

Jone Grant. Co treas rt ad receipts

i I .Vi..a1I . il.hm(r rr arl

. . . . . , w c , ( v. ii" Villi Ui ivmnfc . ' v.

i'ann!ng and .Mrs. AlCLoy in this Marion Schroeder, ditching Co line rd

lohn Samuelson, super sal

t Samuelson, 5 days srovehng.

Urn McKesson, road check

Wm Aldrich, rep on tp tools If K lluck. chain and pick

Oliver Soice. int on loan

Thos. Moslander, mower Karl Duckett. labor on arch Clarence Huffman, labor n arch.. Klam Iturnside, labor on arc Merril NeisWonger, labor on arch.

I II Lehman. tr road work.

John Samuelson. 4 road checks. A W Sarber, labor on arch Amos V Sarber, road work.... Harrv Thompson, labor, on arch

G W Kilsrore. road work

Wm Schulti. labor on irch McClellan Stull, super salary Fred t Frank Stull, shofeling in pit.. Levi J Stoneburner, supt salary

Sam AlcDaniel. grubbing road

Marion Schroeder, work on Co 1 d.. Ki bt F Iteagles, road check D W Miller, postage W F Bennett, road check

crtnn ehn hn been visitino with the I I A Yockey. postage

l I n II P.nKU t;K ,.iril en .4 mim

iamny oi rreu onearer, reurrneu io

Miss L.di;h Koher has gone U-

Xorth Monchestert where she expects

to 'spend a couple of weeks.

.Mrs. A. C L apron has gone to Chicago, where she wilP spend a

couple of weeks with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs'. Felter of Warsaw,

visnting their daughters, Mrs.

are

city.

Mrs. Morris Agler went to Hih-

bard where she will spend a few days

with her daughter, Mrs. D. W. Gross

man .

Mrs. Nancy Gunn has returned to

her home in Argos, after spending a few days v.ith friends in this city and

vicinity.

Mrs. B. J. Cramer went to Tyncr

Saturday, where she will visit with

her brother. Jonathan W ilson, 'lor a

few days.

'Miss Sadie Eisemmenger of Walk-

Mrv C. A. Francisco of Lincoln, 111., who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Lindquist in this city, went to Defiance, Ohio Tuesday, A-her- she will spend a f :v days with relatives. A. II. Brown, of Milford, instead of ending up his public sale bill in the usual way, "and other articles t too numerous- to mention," closes thus: "a shepherd dog and thirteen cats." Swan township. Noble county collected $174 in dog tax in 1007 and paid out $340 in damages for sheep killed by dogs during the year and it is now figured that the dog business in that township is . losing proposition. ' Al Reeves, a fo.-mer resident of this city, now secretary of the Indiana Lumber Company, at Nashville, Tenn., i reported seriously ill at his home in that city. He is the only living brother of Stephen E. Reeves, of Plymouth. , Monday was the' thirteenth birthday" of Miss Fay Denny, and the members1 of the King's Daughters class of the M. K. Sunday school "prepared themselves victuals" and repaired to her home, taking Miss Fay by surprise. A very happy evening was spent. Orders for further reduction of expenses were received at Elkhart Friday by the officials of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad and 4(i0 men employed in the back shops have been put on a four-day-a-week basis. This gives the men but 32 hours' work cac'i week. Just how long- this order will be in force the officials are unabie to state.

Walkerton, Saturday.

Mrs. Ella Roose returned to her

horn- in Hamlet Saturday after

spending a couple of days with Mrs.

Marie Baughman in :his city.

'Mrs. Bert Updike of Minbt, North

Dakota, who has been visiting with

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. J.

Cramer, has gone to Tyner, for a

short visit with relatives.

Rolland the 13-year-old son of C.

W. .Metsker. while coasting witn a

number of boys in the south part of

this city, Saturday afternoon fell and I Myrtle Schroeder.deii tools&road scrap tri I Cieo. Hahner, haul tile Plymouth....

iracturea a Done in nis ien jeg. i r v Miller, postage

, , ,, . , , I Sam McDaniels, lab on Kichardson rd

A CTOWd Ol young lOlKS tOOK a DOUly H Lehman, sup sal...

i- u i r r yt ii I can w uoin, inr. on loan.

riuc io me iiuuic ui w. .vi. ciuu.iic, (, uvff in. on ioan.

six miles east of this city, Friday h''; Kellar, shoveling in pit....... ' I W If Mnrm its-h i n v Mr-i L Villi

night. Refreshments were served by I ir s Khngerman, tp blacksmith & sup

Itradley llros. rep on tools. K Ci Fink, hauling gravel.... W A Teeple, 1 check Wm Aldrich, blacksmithing.

J A Williams, 2 road checks. Jonathan Wilson, haul gravel.

been working at South Bend until the Levi J Stoneberger. sup salary.

. - - , I .MIA.ICM1II .HUH, 9U( llill Jf m late financial stnnpency left for tlicirllt I Schroeder. 4 road checks.

r u : .u ,1,1 wm luirnside. team and road work.

iunuci limine in me um I F (. Fink, hauling gravel.

last week. This makes a total ol" Claude I'eagles, work in Kebert marsh

i iiit 1101m, mowing roans about 2000 that have left South Beil 11 John Samuelson, 14 checks clay haul

d. 4 . i I mnn riamuciwii, uiicii eiayuii.. uring the past six months. (a 1)avi, ,ahor on highway.

W R Stull, hauling gravel F M Schroeder, Del. sewers and shell Jas. W Clark, shoveling It C (tardener. road check Ceo Bahner, team on grader Merrill Neiswonger, road work Tyner Kdwin Lane, road work I!radley llros re pon tools & sewers.. Frank Carlson, work on road dist 3.. John Chappel, haul gravel

. I- Hartsough, ditching: road

11.75 5.00 100.00 1.00 5. 1 5 12.00 8.0 25.00 5.1)0 !.00 10.0) 2.25 . 8.25 7.00 26. 50 10.00 31.!K) 7.3. 5.80 . 4.50 2.50 4.75 1.51 20.00 .!ii 8.75 1.00 7.MI 1 51 3.00 20.20 9.15 20. 0) 1122.22 8.00

21.00 25.00 7..'0 1.40 1.50 2.25 37.fiO

. 8.00

5.00

5.25 5.00

RO.OO 15.5 4.50 2.50 5.00 2.00 2.00 25.00

lo.oii 4.25 18.00 3.00

1.50

4.50

.31

24.00 4. SO 13.00 5.00 7.00 5.25 7.00 1

30.00

2.00 18.5)

3.00

12.00

D II Goble. to supplies.

F.lam Burnside, mason work.

S 1. Hoys, publ card

M Toner, mowing road

Geo I.ihner, haul tile and road work.

N F Hartsough, ditcVing road Marion Schroeder, ditch Co line road John Samuelson. sup salary... r L Johnson, labor on road Geo Ilahner, team road work Albert W Drake, hauling tile 11 L Sintjrev. road tax book

McClellan Stull, sup salary: 25.00 Claud I'eagles. 7 1-2 days haul gravel 15.00

Ira Haag, grading road Arthur Sheaks. grading road N F Hartsough, putting in sewer.... lyld Lane, cleaning Myers ditch.... Geo. Ilahner, labor on highway A F Iturke, labor S V. ISoys, stationery Lillie Schroeder, miscellaneous L C, Fink, hauling gravel

I M Schroeder, salary drawn 1907

their hostess, and a good time was

enjoyed by all.

About C00 foreigners, who had

R J Sthroeder, 3 rd checks.

Koicoe Divine, 1 road check D W Miller, postage D L Pittman, hauling gravel Kdwin Itne, road work K J Schroeder, road work & 1 check McClellan Stull, salary McClellan Stull, salary A J Kemp, road work ditching

Sam Miller, road receipt.

Mrs. L. W. Norton, only sister of

S. E. Reeves of thisi city died at Bellevue, Pa., Monday morning. She

and her husiband were residents of

Plymouth many years ago, Mr. Nor

ton having a harness shop here. They

went from here, to Newcastle, Pa., ' where Mr. Norton died some twenty

years ago. ihe remains ot Airs.

Norton will be taken to Newcastle, i

for burial.

The Rev. John F. Appleman, for

merly of this COUnty, who rccentl I Floyd Lehman, team on grader. . , , , I Claude lleagles, labor on road., resigned as superintendent Of thelm Stevenson, hauling gravel...

German Baptist Orphans' and Old f T'n:-

FolW lioms at Mexico. Ind.. haslJasepr Morris, road work dist No

. . . . . I John Jones, costs on rd (court).

announced that the association in an-1 Monroe Mauer, work on Webb arch.

;;n;rv r( , .;,l,.r fi1,l mrnrr tt.P I Wl McDonald, grubbing & haul gray

l"-'fa"u" " ...viv. ...v , i ienman on gaiary

J II Lehman, bridge v team work.... John Samuelson, bal sup salary McClellan Stull, rep bridges team.. McClellan Stull, bal sup salary Chas Turner, settlement sheets & sup W II Morris, road plow Jas. II Iteagles, ditch road John Ruff, road work Jones Grant. Co treas road receipts.. Oliver (', Soice, payment loan tr m i

.. i . . r j , i ro iiiorris. roau worn teeth, crumbling skeletons of dogs Ja, M Schroeder, trustees serv 07..

and other small animals, and mounds

of piled up rocks at irregular inter

vals, is the peculiar contents o a

cave discovered at Scott Cove, Brit ish Columbia, by J. H. McGarth, sec

retary of the Scott Cove Lumber

company who is at that point super

German Baptists of Indiana, will

form a State organization, of which

he will be superintendent. At he

homes he will be succeeded by Na

than Troyer, of South Bend.

The floor studded with human

3.60

8.40

1.75

20.00 12.75 6.00 5.00 30.00 2.50 400.00

1.00

3.00

1.00

3.00

50.00 22.50

30.00

5.00

9.0t

21.15

9.30

6.00

2.70

8.45

8. 0i) 4.75

15.00 15.00 22.25

23.50 5.00 7.00 2.50

28.75

6.00

4.00

5.00 7.00 4.00 5.75 3.00

5.00

2.50 4.85 3.00 3.25 11.75

6.85

4.00 1.00

5.00 3.35 25.00

15.00 25.00

5.00 4.60 18.00 9.00 2.00

45.00

3.12 3.00 5.25

6.00

8.2"

17.00

17.00 57.00 27.00 22.00 11.10 .00 7.fi0 5.60

4.50 200.00

11.45

200.00

Total $4510.80

Tuition Fund.

Minnie Stoneburner, teaching No 1. W R Lehman, teach No 9..'

F M Schroeder, teaching 4 A Milton F Heck, teaching No 12 Fred Stull, teaching 11 D Mary Fulkerson, teaching No 7

F M Schroeder, teaching 4 A.

Klla Nye, teaching 11 C F'rank Head, teaching No 3... Walter Lehman, teaching No !). LTa McCarty. teaching No 8.

Minnie Snyder, teach No 6

Carl Wolff, teaching 4 U

10.,

, . 1 t t 1 f 1 I '"If ,HL mWII, l.U.llllß Hl

intending tne DUUCling OI a uam on I Theodore McKesson, teaching No 1.

the Scott Cove river. Although vvat- ArSii No

cr lnnnpd th entrance, the cave's in-1 Amanda Huffman .teaching 4 D.

r i terior was dry as powder, the floor being covered with fine dust, the de

posit of ages.

There is a report in circulation to Fred Stull, teaching 11 li . . T t,.,, f Ilrenton Koss, bal teaching 11 A.... the effect that Mr. A. J. Dillon, Ot Amanda liuffman. teaching 4 D.... T- . . t .1. ,t F M Schroeder .teaching No 1

KOCnester, as wing niouj uiKcu Mary Fulkerson. teaching No 8 hv 'niiite a hrtre followincr of Reoub-1 F M Schroeder .teach No 1

J ' , " . , . . I Walter Uhman, teach No 12. lican, to ask for the congressional F.mma V Nye. teaching No 2...

rl..tK -. Thoflore McKesson, teaching No 10..

liuiii ill mi lo I ai luv i ijiuiiiui vviii,."

Alva C Steele, teaching 4 A.

l'.renton Ross, teaching No l A.... Minnie C Stoneburner. teaching No 6 Amamla liuffman, teaching sio 4 D.. Arthur Miller, teaching No 7 Louzenia Stephenson, teaching 4 C

tion, on the 4th of next month. If

he should decide to enter the contest,

Fulton county Republicans would

need offer no apology for his- candi- Marv JJjjy,;-;;

dacy. as he is not only a strong Ke- Carl Wolff, teaching 4

publican, With an CXtenaCU acquaint- Walter Lehman, teaching No 12

M F Heck, bal on teach 11 15.

ance over the district, nut is an in-

tellettual gentleman, qualihed in every sense to disdiarge the duties

of such an important trust with fidel-

Amanila Huffman, teaching 4 D..

Louzenia Stephenson, teaching 4 C. Emma Nye, teaching No 2 A C Steele, teaching 4 A

Fred Stull, teaching No 3..

I Marv F'ulkerson.- teaching No 8

itV tO 'his party and honor to him- Walter Uhman. teaching No 12

n , , t, f I r IM riciliiiruri, ituviniis .-V Self. Rochester Republican. I Ethel McKesson, teaching 11 B

137.20

05.00

175.00

3A3.H0

180.00 316.40 f2.50 274.40

110.00

353.40 140.00

378.00

815.00 854.20

231.00

172.20

1273.00 1S5.50

100.00 100.00 78.00

20.58 20.00

6.00

55.00

60.00 40.00 60.00 20.00 30.00

50.IN) ' 30.00 50.00

20.00

50.00 50.00 50.00

30.00 38.40

50.00

60.00 65.00

50.00 10.00 30.00

l.iiO 30.00 16.00 1.00 1.00 .20 15. 00 57.6') 61.25 2M 10.0,1 205 1. -.. 16.45

F M Schroeder, 1V rolls of honor.

Ivlith Schroeder, 7 tp institutes Kdith Schroeder, rep at No 8

F M Schroeder, enumeration

S D Kiizer - Co. rent cards

M F Heck. 7 to institutes

A F liright, 20) Mss...

Kthel McKesson, 7 tp institutes

S L llovs, printing programs

I'renton Ross. 7 institutes and rep....

F M Schroeder, 7 tp institutes

C W Wolff. 7 tp institutes X- lib

manda Huffman, 7 tp insti N: sup....

John .McGregor, high school tuition

Mary rulkerson, institutes K W Good, bal on wood

11 V, l'.uck. lock glass and pipe

Theodore McKesson, 4 tp institutes.. Geo 1 Ross, trustee 1.1 transfers W L Walter, rep at No 3

F. S Webb, 17 cords of wood

J J Smith Agt, freight on coal & sup Fred Stull, 7 tp institutes

Geo l'.ahner. del coal to 12 2 6 & 4 W F P.ennett. brooms and sup ,

J Smith Agt. freigi.. on sup

.- .1 llaag, coal lor schools

I I lane, brooms and sup

Minnie Snyder, institute fee... I

Geo l'ahner, haul gravel to schools.. Claude üeagles, hauling coal

tra Haag, hauling coal

I K Johnson, 45 tons coal Max Snvder, lalior at No 4

Geo P.ahner. labor at No 4

J M C Tyner, painting houses I W Clark, painting sch houses Harry Thompson, del sup & haul grav

Geo. l'.ahner. painting .'

F. N Fitzgerald, paint 8 11 & 3 John Hoagland, 8 cords wood No 9.... F.lla McCarty, institute fee '00 '07.... L L Snyder, labor at No 4 Mary Smith, house clean No 4 ohpia Klingerman, house clean No 4 Tennie Stoneburner, houe clean No 4

J M Tyner, paint No 1 & 6

Km ma Kotorff. clean No 7 .V 9 C S Klingerman, rep trnsfr wag (SXC6 Mrs Jonas Haag, meals for hnds No 4 J II llennctt. new roof at No 6 J L Davis, Agt freight on oil Clarence Welch, papering No 1 & 11.. Allen Maurer, build steps No 1 f M C Tvner, bal on paint No 4 W I. P.a'ker & . Co. black board slat McClellan Stull rep at No 2 Myrtle Schroeder, rep at No 12 J j Smith Agt, freight and express.... Ora Huffman, rep at No R Levi J Stoneburner, sup salary J K Marshall, school supplies Wm Hurnside, team wrk 4 3.7,2.1 2.11. &1 Wm McKesson, rep wells at Nos 9X-6 Geo Davis, rep at No 10 & bks F M Schroeder, 2 1-2 doz brooms.... Frank Carlson, rep at No 7 J S Davi. new clock at No 3 jas W Clark, paint sch house A C Ilcnnett, teaching No 9 Fred Wenzler, wall papering 1, 11 & 4 M F Meek. 2 tp institutes Samuel Newcomer, rep at 'No 10 1 J Smith Agt, freight and exp Gilbert Peterson, rep at No 11 F'rark Carlson, rep at No 9 John Chappel. rep at No 3 Henry H .Miller, fioor oil Ilrenion Ross, school books Waldo Kellar. rep il .No 4 J M C Tyner. rep at 'o 4 A K Fink, comm school books I'.ntTt. . W F F.cr.nctt, school rup to teachers F. S Webb, wood to 11, H & 3 A K Fink, ins premium No 2 J E Johnson, paint oil school sup.. Wm O'Keefe. lumber Linkenhelt Coal Co, coal..' Wm May, transportation Geo 1 Ross, trustee paint A: sup.... Walkerton LumbrCo, lumber rf &plas Gilbert Peterson, janitor No 11 Klmcr Aldrich, rep at No 11 lbert Appli. papering N'o 4 Rand McNally Co. maps American Supply Co, glob, diet dtc Chas Turner, window shades guards Lld'rge Thompson, tnps guards shades K S Webb, wood for schools H IC lluck, paint hardware & stove Oliver G Soice, pnymenUVint on loan

DELINQUENT TAX LIST A ht of Lands, City and Town Lots rcttrncd delinquent for the non-payment o! U-xes for the year 1115, and previous years, totellier with the taxes of WOO. in Marshall

county, Indiana.

EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS. In the following list n is used for north, s for south, e for east, w for west, ne for northeast, nw for northwest, se for southeast, yw for southwest, emr for east Michigan roid, wmr for west Michigan road, mrl for Michigan road land, wrl for west reserve line, erl for east reserv line ,nrr for north of railroad, srr for south of railroad, err for east of railtoad, wrr for west of lalroad, rd for rod, rds for rods, ft for feet or foot, "same" for the same as that next immediately above it, no for number, add for addition, cor for corner, frn or frl for fraction or fractional, ex for except, und for undivided, pt for part or point, hf for half, qr for quarter, rt of w for right of way, Iks for links, chs for chains, Mich r for Michigan roar, dir for divided, comrs for commissioners, beg for beginning, sec for section, tp for tewnship. r for range, blk for block, sq for square, adj for adjoining, P & S for Polk & Sering's, N & S for Niles & Sering's, Cab for Cabbell's, Br for Brownlee's, cen for center, trus for trustee, est for est, th for thence, sch for schoolhouse, bk for book or bank, par for partition.

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Description of Lands and Lots and Names Of Towns or City.

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c s o E

UNION TOWNSHIP No. 1.

100. ISurn's add Kurr Oak 1281

art's hf nw qr . 31 3;J 4i)j Dante jlO' J!4:Lot adj Long Point on n s hf 1131 I

', 2031 isw qr nw qr 30 32

Wot ll.ou

4.00 15.00

4.(0 lx.l'l 6.0C

13.7-: 4.7.'i 1S.5i. 21..

21.55

23.!H)

6.(1C

15.S

51.2:

2.00 8.W 117.75

40.90 3. i S7.6 15.0ti 1 ..V. 4.7i 2.S5 50.00 4.15 13 .62 fi.25 2.0( ILtKJ 7s. 4 I. 50 10.25 10.(, 10.00 22.5. 13.50 15.3 1 12.00 - O.St 5. OP. 4.5 4..VI 4.5.1 10.t0 5.00 12.65 5.S0 11.50 .05 8.44 5.5) II. 75 3.6 l 3.00 3.(i0 fi.75 4.00 7.3) 1.00 10 0) 5.01 5.25 5.00 4.75 4.0) 14.00 10.75 22.00 5.2 2.50 5.21 6.50 4.50 3. Oo 15.5-1 4.3) I.25 2.0) 4. H4 9.S5 53. tO 13.13 .&. IS 12.K7 .17 S0.(K) 25.0", 12S.2! 8.30 1.25 8.23 4o.o) 83.00 44. 10 8 l.t-3 120.00 6.f)4 237.5.

Iturns, l-'dward W.. Hooker, James Clemens, Lydia..., Hippelhaqser, Otto Smith, Albert

same 2032 w hf sw qr..,, !J,321 Smith, J. Wesley..; 2140Com s e cor Bay View Club of j

l tn s 3-1 (leg w li tt to ike; tri sely öS lt

I tn nely 14 It; tn nwlv VL XT to beg j Townsenf!, Ester Ci 2312 Long I'oint I 71 I

I 24!H) anschoiack s sub div, n lit 7

I I I .1 I ...I

Ward, Frederick.

I I 5JI 2 08

l'10b,lX;33i5 S3 22 1 I I 210) 6 71 I I I 45! 17 54

ll 3G'!)3 475i 1 45

J 73.75; 715 26 ST 111

111! 21i 11

I I j 155j 5 58

j I I 6451 22-23

CENTER TOWNSHIP No. 2.

Alderfer, Amos Kindle, George V... Parrish, Keziah B.. sam

sain

2705 Hendricks' add 3U27, Croup Ä: Coar's

47r!)lne qr sw qr 4Suo;sw r ne qr

4soi;s hf nw qr sw qr

I nwood nd add Inwood.

1! I

... i l i

i.J:33i

...13i3:! ...;i3 33)

Place. JtneC&Alicei 4M2 Koad in s prt Place Vanpelt add e of rr32 34 : 2

I j j 20 18 9! I I I leoj ii 58 2 40 I &5; W

21 2o 1 3oo; 20 V4

GREEN TOWNSHIP No. 3.

Total 92665. 40

Road Fund.

G F Morris, bridge work John Samuelson. county line road.... W L Iowry, ditch road R J Sc'iroedcr, work on Thorn, ditch Geo Sp ague, labor on highway O Litcl field, ditch Teegarden road..

2.75

122. 6.00 15.00 13.5)

F S

Shafer, gravel

Total $ 107.28

Additional Road Fund.

Carlson, 207 loads clay 12.42

15.20 20.42 27.41 40.80 7.12 2. 30 1.04 ll.tß 20.00 27.00 207.73 00.41 y.oo 6.3o 115.M

j j 1 Cupp, Cnr'dE&wifei 60C3E 40 a w hf nw qr s of river... Coff, John Kst 61Sfisw qr ne qr Hand, llert K 2:ju;ne qr ex e 1 rod same j 6240'ne qr se qr same j 6241 e 15 a s 3') a e hf nw qr Stanton, Jhn&Rubyj KMjnw qr se qr

...j3133

.. 532

...33!.' ...;33 33

...13:113:11 ...j 3 32

2 40! 21 401

2'151

40' 151 40:

720; 18 78

11S0 30 44

224 U7 42

,14 51 35 76

I.V.. 5 15

575' 23 O-i

TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP No. 5.

N R

O I. Webb, gravel

Augusta Kebert, gravel Carl F Shultz, gravel Nancy Peddycord, gravel John Samuelson, bridge stringers.... Jodie Karn, gravel '. F L Johnson, furnished tile Jacob Freed, 1200 Cinch tile A F Bright, steel sewer Lemert Tile Co, tile furn tp F, W Good, bridge plank &stringers Chas Goodrich gravel W L Walter, gravel C 11 Powell, bridge plank 1? S Lemert. Iok chain

Chas Turner, sewers 31.34

Chas .Moslander, rep on Stupes ditch 20.00 Ira Smith, gravel dist 3 & 4 38.20 Jones Grant, ditch assessment 10I.5I Wtn Delaharre, gravel - road work.. 27.45 C L Morris, arch circles 7.5 J E Johnson, cement at Tyner 62.50 F P McFadden, sewers wu. Niles V Carlson 167 loads clay (e tic.. 10.02 John Humphreys, gravel ?o.0)

Total

.$1067.50

Dog Fund

Jones Grant, surplus dog fund Morgan Dolph, damage on sheep... Edwin N Fitzgerald, 3 sheep killed. Jas. Morris, 3 sheep killed Geo Sprague, 1 sheep killed O L Webb, 7 sheep killed

Total

72.00 15.00 21.00 13.00

5.00 35.00 .$ lfii.00

SUMMARY. Balance on hand tp fund. 9 1141.17 Balance on hand tuition fund 3772.21 Italance cn hand special sch fund.... l'JO.32 llalance on hand road fund 77.07 ltalance on hand add road fund 44.32 Balance on hand library fund 30.SU llalance on hand dog fund 172.00 Total 5127.US Receipts township fund 3456.24 Receipts tuition fund 510.3 Receipts special school fund 2563.84 Receipts road fund 104.55 Receipts additional road fund 1016.25 Receipt dog fund 127.00 Total $12478.24 Total of bal and receipts t pfund....f 45D7.41 Total of bal and receipts tuition fund 8052.57 Total of bal and receipts spec sch fnd 2754.10 Total of bal and receipts road fund.. lsl.62 Total of bal anl receipts add road Kioo.67 Total of bal and receipts. dog fund.. 200.00 Total of bal and receipts library fr.d 30.89 Total $17006.3' Disbursements' township fund 9 4510.0 Disbursements tuition fund 6213.6S Disbursements special school lund.., 2005.24 Disbursements road fund 107.28 Disbursements additional road fund. 1067.6'J Disbursements library fund 11.85 Disbursements dog fund 104.00

.$14800.35 80.61 . 2738. 8U 88. 02 1 4.34 23.17 10.04 . 135.00

Total Balance township fund llalance tuition fund Balance special school fund... Balance road fund Balance additional road fund. Balance library fund Balance dog fund

Total V3105.97 It is very imporant and in fact it is absolutely necessary to health that we givt relief to the stomach promptly at the fir.t signs o ft rouble. Take something once in a while; especially ater meals; something like KODOL For Dyspepsia and Indigestion. It will enable your stomach to do its work properly. Sold by L. Tanner.

Any skin itching is a tempter-tester. The more you scratch the worse it itches. Doan's Ointment cures piles, eczema any skin itching. At

ssioo I all drug stores.

ill

Cripc, Wm&Amndaj 0515 3 a ne cor nw qr se qr 2432 Cook, James L !534 s of river w hf se qr. 7 32

i-ore, l.eo A & wile; 9W Ibon 138 Hardesty, WA&wifei 10-02;ilion, ex n 20 ft j 1 Swihart, Jacob J 10X4 e prt n of river se qf ex 40 ft for road..il3.32j Shaffer. JasM& wifeHU!JlCim 444 ft e and 30 ft n of sw cor nw qril'J,32 I ith n 40 ft; th w 15 ft; s 40 ft; e 15 tt I Straus. Simon J , 10020 n hf ne qr 16,3i Tucker, IraX-Kos'llaj 1103u';Ili'on . 0 same j 1KU1 llion til same 'j 11033 j llion lots M and K Vangundy, JohnJ sri 1H55 Com M ft e of n- cofv Tipptown 17! I

I ;th e 8 rd: s 14.rd; swly 9 rd; n 8 rd to begl

Iii I

31 3! I 70. 2 S2

41 ll10l 25t 8 17

I 110 4 40 ' 225 6 70

31 3 501 &55; 31 14

I I 251 1 65

4 80! IlSüi! 2 13

! i I 120! 4 4'J

I -I 125 4 !I3

! 0 3 4

205!

GERMAN TOWNSHIP No. (i.

....... ii .Iii

rtirier, Henry 1471, Out of sw cor sw qr ;:13 351 4; 50' 51 11 08

Shull. Samuel X....j Ma e 4 a s of Armey ditch sw qr se c,r 4 34i 4j 4 I 105! 5 5

NORTH TOWNSHIP No. 7.

Burger, John V.. same same Gilliam, Kdwin.... same

233 s 42.78 a e hf ne qr 2434 e 13.24 a s 26.48 a n hf se qr and. the east 10 a n 20 a n hf ne qr... 2436:w hf nw qr 2012ne qr n of road

!M3;w hf se qr.

I I I ! I I 1

, 3:34 2j 42,78;100; 47 32

Mil'er, Liza & Chas, 331 n hf s hf ne qr se qr..

Moore, Robert...

3370, Com at nw cor lot 2.

,...;6 M R LI 23J241 430! SO M

2 ;4 2 W 2"3ö 104 27

z sriü, äuo -a uj

2!iar3!l'2115 J0 63

2: 10 I 2:i5I 21 10

same same

SpelcTier, Charles AI 371! Linkville

Ith s 120 rd; e ti4 rd; n 12 rd; w to beg.

I 3380 n 2-3 w hf sw qr nw qr I 3L'81 se qr ne qr ex s 13 1-3 a

1 34i

,18;34 ,j'26 35 . 20l35i I '! I .'i2U;35

.1035

I I

! 50 11345 56 0)

2 13 33 2CC! 23 41

2 26 67 1050; 51 0 I I I 75 3

POLK TOWNSHIP No. 8.

Aldrich. W.

Head, Frank

F..

4417jTeegarden, south hf.

5l5ie nl sw qr sw qr...

I i 1231

21!35

'2l!35l !21I.V4!

51i4 nw ur sw or ex R R 21135!

5620 se qr nw qr ex 1-4 a & ex s 3 1-2 rd w 16rd;1034;

Holiday. RbrtXwifei 5:62ie hf sw qr ex R R...

; aitii;se qr nw qr.

same same Lemert, AngelineF, Iiwer. lacob......

Morns, Mary o.ra n z.ao a s s a ne qr sw qr

Meade. Charles r-...' 56fl Teegarden

Paul. Sarah... Snyder, James II... Thompson Thomas. W.-tkins, C. K. k 11. Morris

115'

1 20 425

1 7fi'50i21'JO; 8 11

II 40)

9 87

27 16

5tM5js hf ne qr ne qr nw qr.

610 n hf sw qr ex 1 3 4 a e of pond.

i402'sw qr se qr fi61.'Tyner lots 5 and 6701 'Teegarden

M4I

2635l

41 8 34 8 34

I 1 ...128!

37 501

30 42

2 5JI

855 34 it.

05 25

S55 31 01

8Mi 4 13 451 2 24 10! 85

78l25:15.50 55 10

401 725t 20 20

ISO 5 80

30 1 60

WEST TOWNSHIP No.iU.

Choporis, William., Kephart, Jacob W.. Kephart, F.lizabeth. same O'Hare, John Powell, C. II

Weaver, -Peter I.

I I I I I

733f w 40 a nt qr

7021 ol pond in s prt nw qr nw qr , 7;64'lvot 1 s of pond ex 1 a sq nw cor 70651s hf sw qr s of pond ex 4 a sq nw cor M05I w 8 a n 35 a e hf se qr fc4.i7'W tiO a sw qr R54'Lot 3

Williams, Andrew &! , John Harris I 00001 e hf nw qr ex s 50 a

..I 733

122:331 ..122133!

122 33! il233t 22'33j I .331 I ! I I 7;33

II 40 405 23 7! 1 51 22i 17 3

11 41 80 3 34

1 60 84 1055! 33 23 1 8 I 14() 9 5J II 1200! 35 V6

1 42170! 570 14 52

11 301 3151 23 20

WALNUT TOWNSHIP No. 10.

i i McClure, Williamjr10278; Fredericksburg

.!6fi

I I I I I

I I I I 230J 9 21

PLYMOUTH CITY No. 11.

R 1

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Description of Lands and Iot

c E

"2 o

a a

-JE V c

o c :

Albert, Daniel W.. Bachman, J. W.... Caldwell, Francis M Hay, John D 1 lattery, Kffie.. Kinch, John F same Morris, Moses same same Rädel, Frank . same Spitz, Minnie

Stephens, Catharine

Susdorf, John same same sr. me

I itus, .Minnesota r.

U. S. Building & Loan Association.!

a hf.

37Van Pelt's add, ex n 45 tt... SlolWork's subdir Cabells :i3Klinger's con add ,

1775'(iilmore's subdiv Wheeler's.

IT!;! Brownlee's subdiv Wheeler's

222 I Van Pelt's add 22 5jVan Pelt'a add 277H Cougle's Independence 2770 same w 7 ft 2780jCorbin'9 con Cougle's Independence. 353SlWheeler' add 353M same &s'n Si s par n 50 ft a 168 ft w 126 ft 31431 Brownlee's add 3013;Corbin's con Independence add 3iH4 same 3015 same 3'Hf. same , 4172jFwing's add 4.100! Van Pelt's add ex se qr

J I I

20 I I I 51 I 1 I 1 I 1! I 2 !

I 13! I

I 1! i HI 5o;

1 5i 5

43!

31 681 60! 70 I

22!

22)1

I 125 I

?5 10 140 30 13! 10i 1101 2t 35 1 275! 30 65! 15 15) 50

11 3S

6 03

1 81 14 87

1 05 81

4 51 13 53

1 94 12 36

2 50

3 30

1 05

1 03 1 05

2 63

40! 2 4

BOURBON TOWN No. 12.

a. 3

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Description of Lands and Lots and Names of Towns or City.

o z u a -: 3 - o e C w c 5 C o u z: c u o . u j E c" 2 c c & c c - 5 ? c a e Cere o - S. H X

II Mill Kester. John i 5752jThayer's 2nd add 161 1 Summers, John P.. I 6305! Linn's add 14 J Varier, Prudie I 6507Martin's add n hf 6 I Vanner. George 1 650!, Holey 's 2nd add 41

640 42 31

40 2 20

m 3 59

4751 28 34

BREMEN TOWN No. 13.

i i

Boss, Albert W 1 6W7!Ringle's 2nd add n 120 ft ex e 156 ft I

Hershberger. Adam' 7Ks;Vm H Huff's 2nd add Ill

Legner, Hugo ilXTJi Manufacturer s add 10

Moore. Mary H043iVollmer c Sauer s add 1 8

Starner, t.eorge 1 847tt80 by 65 ft 40 ft n tf ne cor Ringle's add

I 1 "! 31 I

list and advertisement, or so much thereof as will satisfy the taxes due thereon respectively, will be sold at the Court House door, in the City of Plymouth, io Marshall county, Indiana, at public outcry, on' the second Monday of February. I'), being the loth dy of said month, withn the hours and the manner described by law.

oiven unuer my nana ana the Seal ot the Board ol County Commissioners of saiJ County, at the City of Plymouth, this 15th dav of January, 18. (L. S.) CHARLES M. WALKER. Auditor Marshall County.

Ms ' JS Js M Vtv My w U xl L iy l tv W xi xts XL xt u v xl t l x

C. R. LEONARD. Funeral Director and Undertaker.

Dl VMni irru IKIINI n K I n

Office Phone CO. Residence Phone 18. z

i i

520! 41 89

50 3 5S

I 41 I 200!

I 345

10 20 17 06 25 51

ARGOS TOWN No. 14.

J I it F. I 0004' w 57 ft n hf Williams' add ex tract ne corl2t

I 90Wi; illiam 's add in ne part 24

24 !24

Brcwington, same

same , , wo imam s add e 22 tt w 78 It. Brewington. Louisa 91Xt Wilfiam's add w 48 ft e 9) ft Hersey, Roland.... J B577 Lowrv's con add Matteson, David K. 0X25' Bockfs add Rupe, William A sr! Vm Rhodes' add Rupe, Sarah J 1 10irJ7! Rhodes' con add , Shafer, Emma 1 10254! Rhodes' add V'andorsten, Clar-! ' ence E .1 103ii7 Wickiier's add,

28! I 71 1151 45

18!

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I J .W 2 US I I 265 13 37 1 I 300 14 62 I 1 225 14 33

1851 10 93 50 2 36

I 28 ) 20 67 j 2(0I 14 58 I 240 13 54

1131 I I I I 30) 18 74

CULVER TOWN No 15.

Maxinkuckee Ice vo

Lake

I I I M

11120 6.04 a in irrer form s prt Culver

I I I

. 21!32! 1

3SH0!372 ft

LAPAZ TOWN No. 16.

Burger, Rosanna. Miller, Lucius.... same same same t same same

Roper, James A.

..1 11 -.25'Tract s of & adj orig plat II ..11875 rig plat s 2-3 29 1 1187 Orig plat lots 42, 43. 45, 50. 51, 52 53& 54! DH77'Orig plat, lots 56, 57, 58 and !50 11878'Orig plat lots 65. S6. 67 and !68 (11870()rig plat und 2-3 jonj 1 11886' Orig plat und -3 8!

,.11105fl!s 60 ft Center lot I4'i

I I I

Wively. Jonn II I 12105 lagan's add s 28 ft.

I 21 I

845 201

I Hl I 401 I 40! I 1! I 10!

9 310

J5 51 97 3 56 1 53 1 58 67 67 2 27 9 61

Auditor's Office Marshall County, Indiana, , Plymouth, January 15, 1903. -I. Chas. M.. Walker, Auditor in and for said county, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct list of Lands, City and Town Lots returned delinquent for the non-payment of taxes thereon for the year 1006. and former years, together with the taxes for l!07 as returned by the Treasurer of said county, and that the same arc chargeable with the amount of taxes they each stand charged with in said list. Given tinder my hand and the Seal of the Board of County Commissioners of said County, at the City of Plymouth, this 15th day of January, loos. (L. S.) CHARLES M. WALKER. Auditor Marshall County.

State of Indiana. Marshall County, ss: Auditor's Otiice, City of Plymouth, January 15, l!0S. Notice is hereby given that the Lands, City and Town Lots described in the foregoing

THE WHEN GROCERY, Starting in the New Year, we wish all our old friends, i

auu. aisu um ucw melius, uuu lucK ana a prosperous year. If you have Butter and Eggs bring them in. We will pay the highest price for all kinds of Produce. Luck to you all. Yours truly,

WHEN YOU ARE IN WANT OF

GROCERIES OF THE BEST KIND SALT. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, Call at the ENTERPRISE, Kendall Block. WHERE THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD FRKNK VÄNGILDER.

TiulBottU, 15c 8 ox. Bottles, 50c 20 oz. Bottles, 91.00 AlMaoldia Hftlf-CUUoa od G&Ilon Cjm for VoUriavy Um.

No. 275 Cuornted ndr tho 2 'ood and Drags Act, 1 - HUM

bluer & McDaid

UUnton, Iowa.

Every family has frtqoent use for a good liniment and none can be found that equals in penetrating and healing powers the old reliable KING CACTUS , OIL. Since 1S8S it has sold on its merits until it is now used fro 51 the Atlantic to the Parific. KING CACTUS OIL is thoroughly antiseptic and heals a wound from the bottom, thus preventing blood-poisonine and healing without leaving a scar. It speedilv heals CUTS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, OLD SORES. SWELLINGS, CHAPPED HANDS AND ALL EXTERNAL HURTS. As a rubbing liniment, for the treatment of RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, and kindred ailments, its wonderful penetrating qualities make its action prompt and the pain quickly subsides. For Veterinary use KING CACTUS OIL stands supreme. It is invaluable for BARBED WIRE CUTS, HARNESS AND SADDLE GALLS, COLLAR SORES, SCRATCHES, GREASE HEEL, MANGE, ITCH, and All External Diseases. If your druf rit does not sell King (Cactus Oil take Botltinf else, but remit to us and we will send it prepaid. QLNEY & McOAID, Sole Manufacturers, 113-117 Fifth Avenue, CUNTCn, lOTfA. Sold by CHAS. REYNOLDS, SHADEL'S DRUG STORE. AND OTHER GOOD DRUGGISTS. Dean's Smt Ointcsnt Cores Sputa, Ringbone and Curb. At Druggists, 50c psrtsttls.

CHHS.KELLISON, Of rice loCorbtn Block. PLYMOUTH 1,ND. Practices m all the Courts of Indiana and in the United States Courts.

Trial catarrh treatments are being mailed out free, on request, by Dr. Sho-op, 'Racine, Wis., These tests are proving to the people without a penny'$ cost the great value of this scientific prescription known to druggists everywhere as Dr. Snoop's Catarrh Remedy. Sold by Tanner's Store.

DeWitt's Little Early "Risers are the best pills known'. Sold by L. Tanner.

It will be unnecessary for you to go through a painful, expensive operation for Piles if you use ManZan. Put up in collapsible tube with nozzle, ready to apply to the soreness and in flam mat ion. For any form of Piles, price 50c, guaranteed. For eale by Wenzler and Shadel. "I trust this may be read by many sufferers from kidney and bladder trouble," writes Mrs. Joe King, of Woodlan:3,. Texas. "I suffered four years and could find nothing to giye even temporary relief. Our druggis at last induced me to try your 30 days' treatment of Pineules for 91. This one bottle has cured me and money could not buy the value it has been to me. Guaranteed- Sold by Wenzler and Shadel.

Farmers, mechanics., railroaders, laborers rely on Dr. Thomas Electric Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts, burns or bruises at once. Pain cannot stay where it is used. A Ring's Dysoepsia Tablet after each meal overcomes indigestion, dyrpepsia and otiher stomach ills. Two rlays' trial free. Aslc our dealer. Sold by Wenzler and Shadcl. Impure blood runs you down makes you an easy victim for organic d:seises. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blood cures the cause builds you up.

'Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. They promptly relieve backache and weak back. Sold by L, Tanner.

To stop thai pain in the back, that stiffness of the joints and muscles, take Pinules. They are guaranteed. Don't suffer from rheumatism, bxekache, kidtiry trouble, when you get 30 day' treatment for 91.00. A single Jose at bedtime proves their merit Get them today. Sold by Wenzler and Shadel.

Ring's Little Liver Pills wake uf lazy livers, clean' the system and eUar the skin. Try them for biliousj ad sick headache. Price 25c. 5oki by Wenzler's and Shadel's Drug Stares.

Baby won't suffer five minutes with croup if you apply Dr. Thonras Eclectric Oil at once. It acts like magic.

Regulates tlie bowels, promotes easy and natural movements, cures constipation Doan's Regulets1. Ask your druggist for them. 25 cents' a box.

EYES EXAMINED FREE.

AND HEAD

ACHES CURED

Established 1900. Dr. J. Burke relieved thousands from defect of eye-sight with properly fitted glasses. If you are troubled with j-our eyes cMl on Dr. J. Burke : & Co., South Michigan - St., Parson '' Bieg., South Btnd, Ind. f

Dr. F. II. BUHKET DENTIST Plyrrjosjth. Indlooo. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.'. State of Indiana, Marshall County ss: v Xo. 12700. ) In the Marshall Circuit Court, February Term, 1908. ; Payton T. Garnand vs Hattie Garnand Complaint Divorce The plaintiff in the above entitle! cause, by E. C. Martindale, his attorney has filed in my office a complaint against the defendant; and, it ap- , pearing by the affidavit of a competent person that the defendant Hattie Garnand is a non-resident of the State of Indiana: She is therefore hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against her, and unless- she appears and answers thereto on or before the calling of said cause on M outlay the 2nd day of March, 190S, being the 19th judicial day of the February term of saM Court, to be begun and held at tfie Court House in Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana, on. the 2nd Monday of February, A. D. 190S, said complaint and the matters and things therein alleged will be heard ani determined in her absence. Witness, the Clerk and seal of said Court, at Hymouth, Indi(seal) ana, this 7th day of January, 1908. t w J. CV WhiteüelL Clerk Marshall , Circuit Court E. C. Martindale, Plaintiff's Attv

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N need to fear coughs and cold this year as you can obtain Bees Laxative Coueh Syrup now from your dealer. This is good news to mothers who fear croup arid whoopine eouirh. It is a gentle laxative that expells the ioison from the system in the natural way. Cuts the phlegm and clears the .heati. Guaranteed Sold by Wenzler's and Shadel's Drug Stores.

S .Lxatlvc Cough Syrup tor coiifcpbs, colds, croup and whooping cough grows in favor daily with young and old. Mothers should keep it on hand for children. It is prompt relief to croup. It is gently laxative, driving the poison and phlegm from ihe system. It is a simple remedy that gives immediate relief, guarantee. Seid by Wenzler and Shadel. When the Stomach, Heart, or Kidney nerves get wak, then these orSans always fail. Don't drug the tomach, nor stimulate the Heart or Kidneys. That is simply a makeshift. Get a prescription known to Druggists everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Restorative. The Restorative is prepared expressly for these weak insKic nerves. Strengthen these nerves, buUd them up with Dr. Shoop's Restorative tablets or liquid and see how quickly help will come. Free sample test sent on request by Dr. Shoop. Recine, Wis. Your health is surely worth this simple test. Sold by Tanner's Drug Store. The finest Coffee Substitute ever made has recently been produced by Dr. Shoop of Racine, Wis. You don't have to bo'l it twentv or thirty minutes. "Made in a minute" savs the doctor. "Health Coffee" is really the closest Coffee Imitation ever yet produced. Not a grain of real Coffee in it either. Health Coffee Imitation is anade from pure toasted cereals or grains, with malt. , nuts, etc Really it would fool an expert were he to nnnowingly drin kit for Coffee. For sale by C. M. Slayter. KODOL is the besfr remedy known today for dysnensia. indigestion and all troubles arising from a disordered stomach. It is pleasant, prompt and thorough. Sold by L. Tanner.

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