Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 71, 27 January 1912 — Page 7

TUB RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1918.

PAGE SEVEN.

WALTTY OF THE BIBLE

rVl OST book die young. Many I T7 I book arc dead already

when they are bora. There la no demand for them. Tkey contala nothing tkat men want They are not

read. Tkey make no impression even on tbe community wbere tkey are published. Tkey are like a feather wklek flutters through the air and no one kears It pass, and no one knows when or wbere It falls. ' Born books come into the world wltk a great flourish of trumpets. Tkey are highly commended by reviewers and critics. Tkey leap Into prominence In the literary world at a single bound. Tkey create a sensatioa for a time and are the talk of every town. But after a few years ' tke demand for them declines, tkey slowly die, and are soon out of print. A few books hate lived through many generations. The Iliad of Homer, the history of Herodotus, and tbe Republic of Plato, tke orations and essays or Cicero, written thousanda of years ago, still live. They contain something wftlch men want and will not willing' ly permit to perlsk. But tke Bible, which Is one of the oldest books In tke world. Is the most vigorous book on the globe. Many efforts nave been made to kill It. It baa been burned, shut, up In prison, bound wltk chains, pelted with rhetoric and logic and eloquence and ridicule. Again and again Its enemlee nave pronounced It dead. They fondly hoped that Intelligent people would no longer read it. But It still lives. Its enemlee have perished. Their weapons have decayed. But the Bible lives on. Not - as tbe works of Homer and Plato- live does tke Bible live. Tkey are read only by a small circle

of admirers and students. Their (

Influence on this generation is feeble indeed. But the Bible Is tbe moat popular book tn the world and tke most potest factor In modern tkought and civilisation. Its enemies have not been able to kill It. time has not destroyed It, and advance of learning and science -has not affeeted Its Influence. few boks can survive transporter tloav They snow slgoe of life while tkey remain at home wkere tke atmosphere' Is 'congenial, but' carry them over the sea, where educational, . soetal and political conditions are different they wither and die. They are like trees wkich will not endure traasplaatiag from one sou to another. Bat tke Bible has crossed all seas and all continents; it has overleaped the bevndarles of all nations; it has Com faaaa . Island to island, from tone to tone; and everywhere it Is tke same freak, vigorous, living book. Translation Is a severe test of tbe vitality of ft book. It is almost Impossible for a book to carry wltk It tke vigor an freshness of the original Into a new language. Translated into ft foreign tongue, It seems tike another book. It has lost some of the fragrance and richness of its flMsjgat and feeling. But the Bible has been translated Into four hundred different languages, and sometimes nnder most unfavorable Conditions, .and still It carries with It Into every ilasKjWsje tke sweet savor of Its : truth and life. It Is a tree for all ' elmes, a message for all hearts, a Song for all tongues, a book for ail dople. "The grass wltbereth, and tfrs flower fadetk, but the word of the Lord sadursth forever." Christian Advocate.

COULOMTPLEASE HER. The , Wemaif Whose , Husband Never Had the Right Change. prominent broker remarked the other day that be thought bis wife was the hardest woman to 'please tn the wide- world. She was always "asking him for money when be was home. "John," she would say, "give me 47 cants. Tbe grocery boy Is here with a bill." "I can't give you 47 cents," be would reply, "but here's half a dollar." Oh, you're tbe funniest man; you never have tbe right change." A dozen times a day she would ask for a few odd pennies. Finally the broker went into the snbtreasury and obtained $100 worth of bright new pennies. There were 10.000 pennies, and he packed them In a suit case and lugged them home. Then be went to a blacksmith sbop and bad an Iron tripod made, and upon tbis be hang the suit case' filled with pennies. The next day tbe butcher came with his bilL It amounted to $5.67. "John." said tbe wife,, "give me $5.67." "Ton will find It on the tripod." he explained. The wife returned In a moment In a great rage. "Why, John," she cried, "I'm not going to count out 567 penntee for this man! I'd be ashamed. It's a wonder you can never bare the light change." New York Herald. .

MISSPENT ENERGY. The world is full of hopdeM failures that could have been successes had they devoted to real work hall the energy devoted to com-

iV Our Portion. I, "All things are yours ... ye are Christ's; and Chrfst Is God's." 1 Cor. 1:11, 23. He who Is Christ's, surveying the venders of creation, can say: -Glorious though these things be. to me beleags that which la more glorious fsr. 't The atreania are precious, but I have 'the Fountain; the vesture la beaut!fat, but tbe Wearer la mine; the pori trait la Its every lineament la lovely, "hat thatArtat Original Whose beauty It feebly Crpicta Is my own. God is say portion, the Lord Is my Inheriti'ance.' To me belongs all . actual and f9 possible good, all created and uni created beauty, all that eye hath seen '. of imagination conceived; and more Itaaa that, for 'eye hath not seen. nor ear heard, neither have entered Into 'the heart of mas, the things which Oad hath prepared for them that love

-I Will In No Wise Cast Out." 1 hare preached his Gospel now for sassy years, but I never met with a staaeryet that Christ refused to cleanse when ho came to him. I aever knew of a single case of a man who trusted Jesus, sad asked to be for-

, IIHi tvaiwiwi ma .lit ,uu isniltfc! It, whv was csst out. I say I advsr met one man whom Jesus re- ! rased: nor shaft I ever do so. I have f Spoken with drunkards whom he has ; delivered from their evil habit, and tsrfch men guilty of foul alna who havfc become pure and chaste through . fas grace of our Lord Jesus. They have always told mo tbe same story . "1 sought the Lord, sad ha heard bm: he hath washed me la his blood aad I am whiter than snow." Spur

A waalos appetite is phenomenal. ) fits chief diet consists of jellyfish. He 1 has slialy to open bis mouth and padDe along leisurely in order to take la Jottrnsa by the wagon load. Such la the method adopted by tbe whalebone whale. iThe sperm whale, on the coatHrr 4 ant lit Imn mnlili wl.ln

; often several tons. like his brother the whalebone whale, he most be eonataatly on the lookout, for food; otherwise be woaM starve. Aa many aa feerteew seals have been takes frees a

- thirty fust "kilW."

A WEAK WOMAN AND HER STORY b Floral, Ark., Lives a Lady Who Feels That Her Strength Was Restored by Cardui. Floral, Ark."! must speak a good word for Cardui," writes Mrs. Viola Baker, of this place. "About a month ago I was in very bad health. I was so weak and nervous thai 1 was not able to do my housework. "My husband bought mc one bottle cf Cardui, the woman's tonic. 1 took it according to directions and now 1 am in good health. "I think Cardui is a fine tonic for weal women." And you are not the only lady who thinks so, Mrs. Baker. Thousands, like you, have written tc tell of the wonderful benefit Cardui h& been to them. Cardui contains no minerals, or other powerful drugs. It contains no glycerin or other mawkish-tasting ingredients. It is just a pure, natural extract, of natural vegetable herbs, that have been found to regulate the womanly functions and strengthen the female system. All druggists sell Cardui. See yours about it. N. R WW to- Lndin' Advisory Dept., Chttts(WOfS Mdiein Co.. Chatlimooca. Temu tatSpecia Inunctions, and M-p.i- bock. Wz.t Treattnec! Won-.'- '"1 rCCUClt.

TRUSTEE'S ANNUAL

FINANCIAL REPORT To the Advisory Board of New Garden Township, Wayne County, Indiana, receipts and expenditures for the year Jan. 1, 1911 to Dec. 31, 1911. C. S. Keever, trustee. Receipts. Jan 1 balanee on hand $1588.78 Jan 6 Fountain bank, note bearing 6 percent interest 300.00

Jan 23 County auditor, Jan. dis

tribution 5824.64 Jan 30 F. C. Williams, refund on gravel order to Cor. mistake 1.20 Jan 31 Fountain bank, depository interest for Jan 3.12 Mar 1 Fountain bank, depository interest for Feb 4.77 Mar 18 Fountain bank, note bearing 6 per cent interest. . . 200.00 Mar 31 Fountain bank, note bearing 6 per cent interest. . . 650.00 Mar 31 Fountain bank, depository interest for March 4.13 Apr 22 Fountain bank, note bear ing 6 per cent Interest 400.00 Apr 22 Fountain bank, note bearing 6 per cent interest.... 275.00 May 4 Fountain bank, depository interest for April 2.50 May 26 V. I Brown, sale old library books 1.11 May 26 Fountain bank, note bearing 6 per cent Interest. . 1668.85 May 26 E. F. Dalbey, assessor, 1911, dog tax collections 144.00 June 1 Fountain bank. May depository Interest 2.10 June 30 Fountain bank, note bearing 6 per cent interest. . . 25.00 Jul 5 Fountain bank, depository intereat for June 1.97 Jul 5 County auditor, July distribution 6827.83 Aug 1 Fountain bank, depository interest July 6.49 Aug 31 Green township, tuition 15.00 Aug 31 Chaa. Hill, tuition Alta Hill 1910-11 5.00 Aug 31 Fountain bank, depository Interest, Aug 7.07 Sept 20 Will Seaney. tuition . Lalu Seaaey 1911-12 5.00 Oct 1 Fountain bank, depository interest. Sept. 6.26 Oct 5 Fountain City Corporation, sewer pipe, etc. 6.00 Oct. 5.-Fountain bank, note bearing 6 per cent interest 200.00 Oct 5 W. H. Battel, commission on sale school booke 8.35 Oct 5 M. M. Lacey. rebate on plain 8. H. Inss. PoL Can. .. 5.60 Oct 27 Mrs. Lee, sale old pump sink ...... 75 Oct 27 V. I. Brown, saleond , manuscript paper . .so Nov 1 Fountain hank, note bearing. 6 per cent Int 400.00 Nor 1 Fountain bank, depository . - Interest Oct.' 4.70 Nov 14 C 8. Keever, amt charged back by leld examiners for Ex. to state True. Asia, at Indlaaapolla. Dec. 1910...... CSS Nov 24. Special 8. P. Traaa. of funds to local.-TaL account -v . ftrovtouar eater na O1 ' road 20.00 Oct 24 Fountain bank ante bear-

Ing 6 per cent Intereat:

Dec 2 Fountain bank, depository Interest Nov 2.71 Dec 22 county -auditor, part Dls. . (tuition not included) 191.85 Dec 27 Township fund. Traaa. to road fund to meet Car. Ex. road fund becoming Exnaus.. 150.00

69.00

40.00 20.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00

2.25

1.00

3.00

.85

25.00

40.00

35.00 35.00

Total receipts , .123,427,03 EXPENDITURES. Dec 27. Kruse A Dewenter bal on voucher No. 330 of 1910 to correct error 1 -30 Jan 3. Fountain Bank, pt principal on note 100.00 Jan 3. Henry F Kampe teaching music Dec 25.00 Jan 3. Ol Clark exp acd dray. . 1.00 Jan 6, V. I. Brown, teaching Supt Dec 106.25 Jan 6, Laura L. Hedges. teaching Prin H S Dec 81.00 Jan 6, W. W. Cottingham, ten room 4, Dec 68.40 Jan 6, Grace Pitta teaching room 3 Dec 68.00 Jan 6, Myrtle Skinner, teaching room 2 Dec 69.00

Jan 6, Daisy Petty teaching room 1 Dec

Jan 6, Marie C Ehle teaching Hopewell, Dec 50.00

Jan 6, C A Harris, driving - school back Dec Jgn 6. Ben. Sbarpe driving scb hack, one-half Dec Jan 6, Chas. Thompson driving school hack Dec Jan 6. Alta EUeman, same .... Jan 6, M C Harrison, same . . . Jan 6, Frank Richardson same

Jan 6, N. B. Hunt same 15.00 Jan 6, Fred Thomas janitor etc Dec (five weeks) 55;00

Jan 6, John Haley, bridge work Dlst 1 ;

Jan 23, Fountain Bank notes and interest 2,457.88 Jan 23, Fountain Bank same.. 378.58 Jan 30, J F Cranor, part principal on warrant 250.00 Jan 31, Lyman Richardson,

work at school blldg Feb 1, Russel Lane, salary, janitor Hopewell Feb 1, L H Townsend, harness rings for swings Feb 1, Henry F Kampe, teaching mufeic, Jan Feb 3, Ben Sharpe, driving school back, Jan

Feb 3, C A Harris, same 40.00 Feb 3. Chas Thompson, same.. 35.00

Feb 3, Frank Richardson, same Feb 3, Alta Elleman, same

Feb 3, M C Harrison, driving hack three weeks 26.25 Feb 3. N B Hunt, driving hack January 15.00 Feb 3, V I Brown, teaching Supt. Jan 106.25 Feb 3, Laura Hedges, teaching 81.00 Feb 3, W W Cottingham, same 68.40 Feb 3, Grace Pitts, same 68.00 Feb 3. Myrtle Skinner, same. . 69.00

Feb 3, Daisy Petty, same Feb 3, Marie C Ehle, same . . . Feb 3, Norm Ewbank, work Pleasant Plain school house Feb 3, A Roebuck, express on books Feb 3, Fred Thomas, Janitor Jan and work on ditch .... Feb 16, Wayne Works, 77 lbs furnace grates and slides... Feb 16. Hall and McCreary, reference books for high sen . Feb 16, Fountain City Times, publish annual report 1910 . .

Feb 20, William Atkinson, stock killed by dogs 40.00 Feb 20, D W Boeyer, leather belting 25 Feb28, County auditor, Surplus Dog Fund 89.00 Mar 1, Henry F Kampe, teaching music 25.00 Mar 3, V I Brown, teaching Feb , 106.25 jMar 3, Laura L Hedges, same 81.00 Mar 3, W W Cottingham, same part 68.11 Mar 3, W W Cottongham, same balance 29 Mar 3, Grace Pitts, same 68.00 Mar 3, Myrtle Skinner same . . . C9.00 Mar 3, Daisy Petty same 68.00 Mar 3, Marie C Ehle same 50.00 Mar 3, Ben Sharpe driving school hack 40.00 Mar 3, Alta Elleman aamv'(B.OO Mar 3, Chas. Thompson saasHf- J5.00 Mar 3, C A Harris same ...t: 49.00 Mar 3. N B Hunt same 15.00 Mar 3, Fred Thomas janitor.. 40.00 Mar 3, O E Fudge driving hack Feb less one day 33.25 Mar 3, Sam Wilcutts, painting and varnishing after fire 15.02 Mar 3, M C Harrison driving hack Fen 35.00 Mar 3, James Howarth county assn. fees for purchase of manuscripts etc 18.15 Mar 10, Rena Thomas teaching Hopewell 5 days 12.50 Mar 10, Frank Richardson driving hack; one day and retention money 19.25 Mar 18, George A Davis tinning work , 18.75 Mar 18, Alva Elleman team work on roads, Dis No. 1. . . . 5.00 Mar 18, Alva Elleman supervisor's salary 4.00 Mar 18, D M Boyer coal and hauling 19.45 Mar 31, V I Brown teaching March ' : 10C.26 Mar 31, V I Brown last fees etc 23.25 Mar 31, Laura L Hedges teaching March and balance of year contract- 84.85 Mar 31, Laura L Hedges Inst

fees Mar 31. W W Cottingham teaching March .....1 Mar 31. W W Cottingham inst fees Mar 31, Grace Pitts teach Mar. Mar 31, Grace Pitta inst fees.. Mar 31, Myrtle Skinner teaching Mar , . Mar 31, Myrtle Skinner inst fees , Mar 31, Daisy Petty teaching Mar

Mar 31, Daisy Petty. Inst fees. . 11.(8 Mar 31. Marie C Ehle teaching Mar less five days substitutes lUo Mar 31, Marie C Ehle last faee 19.00 Mar 31, Ben Sharps driv hack , March and one-half mo retealloa money ... 60.09 Mar n. CA If arris same SO-SO Mar 31.-Chaa. Thjeaapeon ansa SUM Mar 31. Alta EDemaa same ,. 52.50

68.00 50.00 .50 .65 40.50 27.99 7.74 19.85

IsMO 68.40 ll. 68.90 13.80 69.00 11.89

15.00 .35.00

22.50 40.00 2.25 25.00 3.00 3.00 3.25 125.00 5.00 6.30 4.70 3.37 5.80

3.60

.35

.SO

24.37

1.40

3.00

3.00

3.00

2.50

1.25

43.55

6.37

Mar 31. M C Harrison, driving: hack March Mar 31, Earl Fudge, same .... Mar 31. N B Hunt driving hack March and one half mo retention money Mar 31. Fred Thomas janitor March Mar 31, Earn Aldrfeb hauling coal Mar 31, Henry F Kampe, teaching music Mar Mar 31, Will Brooks team work on roads Mar 31, George Sbowalter team work on roads Mar 31, L Richardson making rd drag and purchase of log Mar 31, C S Keever part trustee, salary Mar 31, Ruseel Lane janitor 82.00 per month Apr 12, Ephria mCollins. wk on Bockhoffer road ..... t...... Apr 12, Henry Bush same .... Apr 12. Earn Aldrich, same.... Apr 12. J D Williams same ...

Apr 12, O E Fudge, same 10-60 Apr 12, Arley Reynolds same.. 22.20

Apr 12, Carl Reynolds same... Apr 12. A Roebuck, express on new cash book Apr 12, O W Clark, drayage to date Apr 22, Edyth Cranor interest on warrant

Apr 22, Edyth Cranor, taking up warrant .... 876.10 Apr 22, Palladium Ptg Co pub annual rept 22.20 Apr 22. Indiana Refining Co oil and gasoline 8.00 April 22, Standard Oil Co oil and gasoline 15.83 Apr 22, Fountain City Times bal for pub annual rept 2.35 Apr 22, Chas K Reed nature

study cards for room one. . . . Apr 22, Mrs. Lawrence Mltchel damages for ducks killed by dogs

Apr 22. C P Miller, sal sup 4.25

Apr 22, C P Miller tm on grader and one day work Apr 22, Lin Reece, work on grader Apr 22, F W Porterfield tuning ing H S pianos Apr 22, L H Townsend, harness rings for swings

Apr 28, V I Brown teach Apr.. 106.25 Apr 28, Laura Hedges same 81.00 Apr 28, Fred Thomas, Jan 840 and laundry of towels for

the year $3.55 Apr 28, Omar Clark work on grader

Apr 28, C S Keever taking sch enumeration (pt trustee's salary) 25.00 Apr 28, Clark McNutt, work on. grader 637 Apr 28, Joe Fennel balance on 1910 gravel 1.80 Apr 28, Henry F Kampe teaching music Apr 25.00 Apr 28, J J Overman work on

grade May 4, H H Purviance fare to Richmond in auto quick action account of Stephen Thomas trespass at Pleasant Plain school house May 5, Josiah Knight interest on warrant May 5, E T Smith, fare in auto to serve notice on Stephen Thomas putting up fence at Pleasant Plain ' May 13. Wash Chaves, work cleaning ditch Dlst No 3 May 13, Clark Bros coal and grass seed

May 13, H D Coggeshall cleaner brooms, etc 4.05 May 13, H R Throckmorton

. sharpening mower May 13, H T Hough mowing H S lawn twice

May 26, Fountain Bank, draft to Cittzens Natl Bank Cincinnati to pay interest on bonds and take up three bonds 11668.85 May 26, C S Keever exp trip to State University to secure

H S principal May 26, Orla Showalter mow ing and clipping H S lawn once May 26, A T Pegg hardware etc May 26, Standard Oil Co gaso line May 26, J D Adams and Co sch

supplies . ... May 26, I D Adams and Co road plow May 26, C C Pierson, drayage to and from Richmond June 1, L N Hampton blooded ewe killed by dogs

June 1, Mrs. John Dempsey chickens killed by dogs 5.50 June 1, L H Townsend for ath

letic leather work June 1, George Hollingsworth tile to cross road June 1, George N Hartley damage to sheep by dogs June 1, Lynn Telephone Co Ophone fees to H 8 principal applicants June 1, Orla Showalter, mowing H S fawn

June 1, Fountain Bank notes and interest 2849.96 June 1, Fountain Bank notes and interest 405.42 Jnne 1, C S Keever part trustee salary 100.00 June 1, J F Cranor taking up

warrant and interest .....i. 361.5S

Jane 1, Chaa. Sarfaes JisoBrg gravel for culvert Diat4?. . . June 1, Eph Collins work on arch Diet 1 . June 1, George Rape work am arch Dlst 1 ; June l, Boren Lumber. Co lum

ber etc . . . :. : m June V Borne Lumber Co same ' 1ST Jane 1. T C Hovgh gravsf for cement work i ..... 120 June 29. Bert HoUaad. work . foa Lewis arch ......... L50 Jane 29, Eph Coffins work ' arch-. ... A1' jjs jH'S laws . .1.T.nJT . ".".'!." 1:00

Aug 1, Alva EDemaa 'visors salary ...... Aa 1. J. J. Overman,

-eemeat arches Dlst I f 18 JO Aug 1. M M incer tnsoraac on Hopewell and Pleasaat Puis " school hooaesr 10.00 Aug. 1, Howard Thomas, work at school hoaoe- ' 3.09

5.30

1.00

22.50

1.00

4.00

23.99

.50

1.25

8.70

.75 2.17 6.20 4.30

16.50 1.10 20.00

.95

3.00

5.00

1.50

1.50

15.20

6.00

2.00

2.00

4.60

9.40

42.50 1.90 2.00 5.00 3.75

6.75 4.00 4.00 16.00 1.25 1.08 2.51

2.60

1.75

4.80

6.75

6.00 1.20

1.20

Aug 10," O H Hampton, auto to Inspect bridge near C P Miller's Aug 10, Homer Wolf work on Bockhoffer road Aug 10. Carl Reynolds same... Aug 10, Henry Bush same

Aug 10. Frank Longfellow same

Aug 10, Chas. Hatseley same . - Aug 10, C P Miller same Aug 10, Lin Reece mower and team on lawn at school house Aug 10, W C Throckmorton work on Bockhaffer road.... Aug 10, Wm A Brooks same. . . Aug 20, Henry Bush shoveling gravel ...... Aug 20, Rich. Palladium Ptg Co adv tax levy Aug 20. Fountain City Times same

Aug 20, Alva Ellemaav on super- j visors salary 10.00 ;

Aug 20, Henry -Bush shoveling gravel Dlst 1 5.50 Aug 20, Alta Elleman on supervisors salary 35.00 Aug 20, Clark Bros, coal for Hopewell 34.75

Aug 20, R E Shute work on gasoline engine and rotary pump Aug ;0, F M Lamb gasoline and street oil

Aug 10, Chas Hamilton work and material plastering laboratory room 20.25

Sept 1, Fred Thomas, work at ' school house Sept 1, George Rupe same .... Sept 1, Ernost Aldrich same . . . Sept 1, Henry Bush, shov gravel Dist 1 f Sep 1. Carl Reynolds same ....

Sept 1, J T Reynolds repg Hepewell fence 2.00 Sept 11, Chas Beatty shov gravel Dist 2 12.00 Sept 11, Lambert Engine Co re

pairs for engine Sept 11, A J Gibbs work on Hudelson arch Sept 11, Eph Collins, same Sept 11, C P Miller, supervisor salary Sept 11, Wade Williams work on laboratory Sept 11, A Roebuck express, on pictures Sept 11, A Roebuck telegram to prospective principals ...... Sept 11, Lynn Telephone Co phone fees to H S principal applicants v Sept 11, C S Keever expenses to Milton to see prospective eighth grade teacher Sept 11, H H Purviance 24 Ids of gravel , : . . Sept 11, joe Balseer shoveling gravel Dist 3-

Sept 11, T C Hough 361 loads of gravel Dist ; 72.20 Sept 11, Dick Hull repairing

high school pump Sept 11, Carl Williams, secondhand International dictionary Sept 11, Harry Longfellow, tile across road Spt 20, F W Porterfield tuning two pianos Sept 20, L K Richardson work on school house Sept 20, J J Overman, work on arches Dist 3

Sept 20, J J Overman cement for four arches 52.35 Sept 20, A J Gibbs work on dist

3 arches J-.. Sept 20, Eddie E Elleman shoveling and spreading gravel..

Sept 20, Jones Hardware Co reinforcing rods 22.41 Sept 20, Jones Hardware Co hardware etc v 5.10 Sept 29, Daisy Jetty teaching Sept " 68.00 Sept 29, Myrtle Skiner same . . 69.00 Sept 29, Grace Pitts same 68.00 Sept 29, Edna Goff teaching three weeks . . 48.75 Sept 29, W W Cottingham tch 8th year and H S 68.40 Sept 29, V I Brown teaching supt 112.50 Sept 29. Mary E Iddings teaching Prin H S 75.00 Sept 29, Clarence Pileher teach

ing Hopewell Spt 29, Ben Sharpe driving hack one-half Sejt Sept 29, Alta Elleman same . . . Sept 29, C A Harris same Sept 20, M C Harrison same . . .

Sept 21, Omar Wolf same 4. . . . Sept 21, James Busby same . . .

Sept 29, S H Kem driving hack Sept (one-half month retained in Dec) 35.00 Sept 29, Henry F Kampe teaching music Sept 28.13 Sept 29, Roy Clark shov gravel Dist 3 :. ... 4.00 Sept 29, C E Keever cork carpet for stairs, etc 48.19 Sept 23, Orla Showalter, work

at school house Sept 29, C E Pileher repairing bridge Dist 2

Sept 29, C S Keever part trustee salary 125.00 Sept 29, Alta Elleman, supervi

sor's salary . Sept 29, Fred Thomas janitor etc Sept Sept 29, W H BarteL carbon, pens and paper Oct 5, J C Fulghum part load of sand for repg furnaces Oct 5, Barlow Price sharpening mower Oct 5, Ross Huddelson shov gravel Diet 1 Oct 5.' Roes Huddelson same... Oct 5, A. Roebuck' express on water container . '. Oct 17, George G Williams re-

l pair. etc .... S

Oct 17, George G Williams repairs. of grader ............ Oct 17; C P. Miller supervisor's

83.13 15.07 57.00

71.40

28.11

25.81 35.00 35.00 40.00 40.00 35.00

20.30

2.40

1.66

9.56

-salary ...

Oct' 171 ' 'Orville Kring one dear

brooms

Oct 17. Alva ISeman" one "snpervfsor'S salary ...-.;.......

Oct. IT; WIH HbH repair of borJsaea .waBs x . .

Oct 17, David HaJley work act . .. . Haley road . f. .t, - 4.00

Oct T7Alva EDeoan une . . f .00

Oct 17, lr Roblssoa saaer 19.50 Oct 1. 0 ADwidnPVp-t f, ,jBS'9asjft-i laasher ecct , $ . i ; 1809 Oct iB, :T1 Brews teachilsxQet - --part 4rl'iJli

3.73

40.00

150

Qct 17, W W Cottingham, same I part ..... 1.00 Oct 17, W W Cottingham same j balance 15.40 Oct 17, Zella Colvin same .. .... 11.40 Oct 17, Grace Pttta teething Oct 6.00 j and balanee On minimum 6.00 wage of 1910-11 8.70 Oct 17. Henry F Kampe teach7.00 ing music Oct ..............

j Oct 17. Myrtle Skinner teaching 1.00 j Oct 69.00 iOet 17. Daisy Petty same . 68-00 15.20 tM5t 17 Clarence Pileher same. 60.00

Oct 17. Fred Thomas janitor. . 40.00 Oct 17, M C Harrison driving

hack Oct less for delinquent taxes Oct 17. Alta Elleman driving hack Oct , . Oct 17, James Busby, same .... Oct 17, Ben Sharpe same Oct 17. Chas A Harrison same Oct 17, S H Kem same

Oct 17, O H Wolf same 35.04 Oct 27, A T Pegg hardware etc 12.17 Oct 27, Wayne Works 1005 furnace linings 34.50 Oct 27, Chas Williams county inst fees 10.50

Oct 27, James Howarth county Assn fees

Oct 17, Demas S Coe making road books 10.00 Oct 27. Mather Bros, brick for

furnaces Oct 27, Dobson Company, kindergarden supplies for room one Oct 27, Thomas Charles . Co same ...

Oct 27. Kruse and Dewenter thorough overhauling of sch house furnaces, re-packing repairing etc ; . .. 158.65 Oct 27, Standard Pattern Wks pattern of furnace grate . 6.05 Oct 27, V I Brown part supt salary Oct 60.00 Oct 28, T C Hough gravel Dist 2 at 20c 143.20 Oct 28, J S Latta, kindergarden

supplies Oct 28, George A. Davis repairs to furnace pipes Oct 28, Tom Halley, work on Halley road Oct 58. George Hiatt, painting Hopewell school room Oct 28, Chas Surface work on Haley grade Oct 28, Chas Beatty dragging road

Oct 28, Dave Haley work on Haley, road 18.00 Nov 1 O. W. Clark freight and drayage 4.14 Nov 1. O W Clark hauling for drags - 1.00 Nov 1, C P Miller, dragging rds 7.20

Nov 1, C P Miller on supervis

or's salary Nov 1, Floyd Snyder ditching across road Dis 4 ..... : Nov l, Jesse Study, on supervisor salary

Nov 1,, Chas Haisley shov gravel and dragging 23.70

Nov 1, D O Brown express, on furnace castings Nov 1, Dick Hull fix Hopewell pump Nov 14, E H Bockhoffer, cement used on retining wall Nov 14, George G Williams iron on drags Nov 14, L K Richardson making four drags Nov 14, Henry Pitts, dragging road Nov 14, C P Miller balance supervisor salary ?.. ..

Nov 14, C P Miller team for general road work 3.00 Nov 14, Standard Oil Co., oil ' and gasoline 17.11 Nov 24, Chicago Apparatus Co Laboratory apparatus 4.94 Nov 24, Thornton Levy jCo., blanks, etc" 17.87 Nov 24, Seaney and Brown water paint for Hopewell room 4.55 Nov 24, A Flannigan and Co brass stair treads etc 47.93 Nov 24, A Flannagan and Co Nov 24, A Flannagan and Co brushes cleaners etc 10.93 Nov 24, V I Brown teaching

Nov . . .,. Nov 24, MaryE Iddings same.. Nov 24, W W Cottingham same . Nov 24. Zella Colvin same . . Nov 24, Grace Pitts same Nov 24, Myrtle Skinner, same.. Nov 24, Daisy Petty same

Nov 24, C E Pileher same . ..... 60.00 Nov 24, Alta Elleman driving hack Nov 35.00

Nov 24, James Busby same.... 35.00 Nov 24, O H Wolf same 35.00 Nov 24, 9 H Kem same 35.00

Nov 24, C A Harris same ...... Nov 24, Ben Sharpe same

Nov 24, Henry F Kampe teaching music Nov 28.12 Nov 24, W A Clements, dry

goods for school ... . . . . Nov 24, H G Coggeshall, brooms flues, etc Nov 24, O C Thomas -oiL cans, etc Nov 24, C C Fulghum paint oil drugs etc Nov 24, Fred Thomas janitor Nov and extra carpenter wk Nov 24. J D Adams and Co re

ports, etc j...... ZM Nov 24. Special School Fund transfer to Tuition fond, account previously A entered to .

; wrong fond ........ ...V.f.. Nov 24, "A; M Gardner .attorney ! fees to date ' Nov 24. Jos M Balser, shov gravel Dist 3 .-.; ; . '. . . : Nov 28,' Citizens Natl Bank; in- '

xerest on bonds 135.00 Nov 28. Paal Edgerton wort" In Pit Dtet;3-. ..7- J . . . T; ' ,.00 Nor 28 Jesse Study ; supervls-' .. ors salary.. J,., . 52.OO Nov 28. Jesse Study use of team So 28, I ICKfehardafss cair '?V

i, irons for schoef tdtfesV Nov 28, j f Crajur; ime

Dee 2, J;

2.04 19,85

14.50 2.09 57.40 22.10

.50

10.00

5.95

4.00

3.15

13.50

6.00

21.75

60.00 20.00 17.50 20.00 17.50 17.50 17.50

2.40

2.00

10.00 42.00 1.72 1.00 .50 9.25 COO .70 T4.50 " .90

U 14.00

ocs

. J

"3.00

6.62

13.75

6.75

5.60

9.00

9.00

10.00

2.00

25.00

.25

1.00

2.50

3.75

7.00

6.00

24.50

112.50 75.00 88.40 57.00 68.00 69.00 68.00

IngRR. ja

Dee 9, O W Clark freight and dray ............ Dec 9. Nicholson Bros set Encyclopedia for Hopewell ...... Dee 9 Jones Hardware Co hose belting etc

Dec 9, T C Hough 290 loads gravel Dist 3, 20c S7.3

Dec 9, T C Hough keeptnk' new pit open ....... ....1. ....... Dec 9. Henry Folen R R tax wk Dee 9. W D Mitcael gravel Dist 3. 20c Dee 9. Frank Williams grav 10c

Dec 9, Alva Elleman, on super. visor's salary 23.5T1 Dee 9. Frank Edgerton R R tax work v....... ... ' 9.7fj

Dec 9. Alta Elleman bal supervisor salary Dec 9. Alta Elleman, dragging roads Dec 9. Linley Pike R R work. . Dec 9, William Brooks, rent room for supervisor's election Dec 9, Norm Ewbank, same....

Dec 12, V I Brown teach Dae.. 112.50 Dec 21, Mary E Iddings, same.. T5.00

Dec 21, W W Cottingham same Dec 22, Zella Colvin aame...... Dec 22, Grace Pitts, same ..... Dec 22, Myrtle 8klnner same. ,

Dec 22, Daisy Petty same Dec 22, Clarence Pileher aame part salary Dec 22, M C Harrison driving hack Dec M, Dec 22, O H Wolf same ....... Dec 22. James Busby aamo Dec 22. J A Elleman same .... Dec 22. Frank Brittlan gravel 15c Dls 1 Dec 22. Carl Thomas R R work

Dec 22, H F Kamps teaching - music Dee 28.fg

Dec 22 Ben Sharpe driv hack Dec

uoc ss, a n iveni anvingj nates: i one-half Dee 11X9

TOO: 10.00 . 4.81 l.Otf 1.0

68.40 97.00 68.00) t.9 C8.001 is.ed SLA

16.894

15.8t

8.7s) 1.60

40.8Cf

4o.eq M.9M 18.0M 14.aa

8.U 11.71 13.80

18.1

11.18 SI.OO! 8.00 5.00, 8.00t 20.181 ,t -

Dee 11, C A Harris driving hack Dec i... ........... Dec 22, V I Brown last fees etc Dec 22. W W Cottingham same Dec 22, Mary Iddings same... Dec 22. Zella Colvin same.'..... Dec 22, Grace Pitts same.,.. M Dec 22, Myrtle Skinner same. Dec 22, Daisy Petty same...... Dec 22, Clarence Pllcher; !nat fees, etc Dec 22, Fred Thomas Janitor and carpenter work Dec 22, William Brooks salary Advisory board Dec 22, Albert Swain same ... Dec 22. J. T. Reynolds same .. Dec 22, Harold Hunt grvel 108 loada Dlst 4 Dec 22, T C Hough gravel and

. pit work 10c Dis 4........... . 50J9 Dec 22, George Meyer R R work 1.29 Dec 22, C E Pitcher balanee teaching Dec 11.51 Dec 22. T C Hough rent school house for supervisor election 1.00 Dec 22, Fountain Bank, taking up notes and lnt ............1006.12 Dec 22, Fountain Bank, same.. 801.92 Dec 27, C 8 Keever bal trustee salary . ..... ; 128.00 Dec 27, C E Keever office rent and phone 10.00 1 Dec 27, Ol Davis gravel lOe Dlst 4 f 5.60 Dec 27, Boren Lumber Co lam ber for bridges ............ 15.171 Dec 27, C E Keever cork carpet etc ...... 23.78 Dec 27, Sliver Bardett and Co

reference books Dec 27, A T Pegg, hardware etc Dec 27, James Burg R R Work

Dec 27, Wm H Bartel, Y P R C books etc ;.. . 8.05 i Dec 27, Standard Oil Co oil and gasoline 12.30 Dec 27, J D Adams and Co, sch ' '

desks and supplies under con

tract . . . . . ........ r. .... . . . 159.271

Dee 27, Boren Lumber Co., lumber glass etc 48.34

Dec 27, John Mercer, drsysge to sad from Richmond ........ Dec 22 John Mercer, drayage on bridge rods ............. Dec 22, G A Dwlgglns, bal on bridge lumber Dec 27, A R Raney stationary and printing

8.68 14.24 - 8.80.

2.80

1.00

62.82

15.4S

Total Expenditures 21711.51

40.00 40.00

1.77

5.45

2.35

45.00

50.00

20.00

10.00

8.73

Dec tr AxeHan

; eat ins .varrafett-

Dee 9, any CarroTI, nehoof hoose Dec 9, Fred Evans

O

3.00

REGISTER OF TOWNSHIP f , INDEBTEDNESS. Akoltna Hampton, warrant twp fund' ,... 1C30.00 Josiah Knight, warrant, special school fund 880.00 J F Cranor warrant township fond m...:.!

Bonds ..M,CSS0.8vf

Retention of Taxes ........... 12.11 Retention of hack drivers sal- . aries ......... . . . . ..... 127.50

.9119A1

Total indebtedness ....

SUMMARY. Jan. 1, 1911 balance on kastd last report: ' Special School Fund, 819155 ; Local TuiUon . Fund, 810.48; Towaship Fund, 811712; Road FansU178.63; Dog Fond, 1129.00; Total ot all funds, 81J588.7S.

Jan. 1, 1912 Total of

receipts for tbe year:

$13,808.3; Tuition. UX Jtt; Township $3415.88; SUte Tuition, fL2324; , Road, 51.241.60; Dos 17X80; Total oft all funds. 823,427.03. 5 Jan L 1912, total dlsbnrsssssnts fori the year: Special School : 812.42X87; Tuition, 8L329J4; Township 8115.04 SUte Tuition. 81,329.24; Road 8L220.14; Dog 818250; total of nil funds,, 121,721.51. Jan. L 1912, balance on hand allf fuads: Spseial School, L372.0; , TufUon. none; Township 810044; r State Tuition, none; Road Pass! $21- 7

$1.7052L v , , V Jan 1, 1912: Total Indebtedness , M 1a Immm. mmm " n kuj. J1 tram Uj

eaves a icxai nsoesveeasssa, arm l.iU... ' W-.,., i, . . : ,.

en oath says that the foregoing re-'-' port Is true and cscasct. to the best' of his knowledge ad belief. . C. 8. KE2VER, TTaatsw; Subscribed and sworn to before aae

. , albkrt vl irramrrssfiiMi,Advisory .Board, ; New GmrCz Township, :Wyne CkNBJv t t

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