Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 63, 23 January 1914 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FmDAY, 123,1914

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PERSONAL PROPERTY mm siq.qqo Large Crowd Attends Horace Caldwell Sale at Har-risburg.

MILTON, Jan. 23. A large crowd attended the sale of personal property of the late Horace Caldwell, at Harrisburg. The sale brought about 110,000. ( Mr. and Mrs. Clark Faucett and Homer and the Misses Ida and Laura Bertsch were among the guests at a surprise party with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bertsch, north of Cambridge City. The party was given in honor of Mr. Stewart Smith and sister, who have gone to CCanada. Ell Beeson, of south of Milton, spent Thursday with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ellwood Beeson. The Embroidery club was entertained with Mrs. J. A. Brown Wednesday afternoon. A nice company was present to enjoy the afternoon and the nice refreshments served by the hostess. There were no guests. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ott Crownover. There will be a dancing party at the Farmers bank hall this evening. Raymond Bryant is again able to be at his post of duty as clerk at F. M. Jones' department store. June Templin, who has been quite sick, is reported better. Miss Blanche Moore entertained at six o'clock dinner, Wednesday, Miss Daisy Templin, of Middletown, Ohio. The Ladies Aid of he Christian church met at Mrs. F. M. Jones, Wednesday afternoon and quilted. The Rev. F. C. McCormick was at Cambridge City Thursday to conduct the funeral services of the late Morrison Kirk wood. Ms. L. M. eGntle, of Richmond, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Brown, Wednesday, and attended the meeting o fthe Embroidery club, of which she is a member. Elwood Beeson is reported not so well. He was siezed with a fainting spell Wednesday while seated quietly in his chair. eGorge Baker placed his premiums recently received at the poultry show at Richmond, on exhibition at the Farmers bank window. Dr. C. A. Roark was at Richmond Thursday. The Fort Wayne division of the Lake Erie & Western railroad through Milton, has abandoned its regular Sunday train, and hereafter there will beno train over that road on SundayMr. and Mrs. Oran Bragg who were at Union City, have returned home. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Lew P03ther, at Anderson, before coming home. Mrs. Lute Lantz, Jr., reports her mother, Mrs. M. E. Kinsey, of Connersville, much better, as is her "sister, Mrs. Jay Dewey, at Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McMahan and family were reecnt visitors of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. .7. M. McMahan. Mrs. Edward Beeson was a Richmend Tbusrday. Mrs. Will Stall, of Richmond, spent Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Coons. Miss Floy Leak, of Richmond, gave her lesson in Domestic Science at the Milton schools Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Oscar Kirlin entertained as her guest at dinner Thursday, Mrs. Carl Caldwell, of west of town. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilson and Miss Bessie George were at Richmond Thursday to attend the Honeywell meetings. The ladies of the M. E. church will ha. c a market at the rooms of Walter Houseworth, Saturday. .Mrs. Barbara Ferris, Mrs. Charles Ferris. Miss Hattie Sills and Mrs. Flcra Ferguson were at Cambridge City to attend the funeral of the late Morrison Kirkwood. Harold Filby, of Richmond, was grreting friends here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Caldwell were at Richmond, Thursday evening to see "The Winning of Barbara Worth." A party of young people from the Milton high school formed a skating party near T. J. Connell's, south of Milton, Thursday evening. To Cure a Cold in On Hay. Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. Druggists refund money if it. fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 2.jc. ( Advertisement) A German economist. Prof. Wolff, estimates that by 1920, if the present tendency continues, Germany's birth rate will be the lowest in Europe. TUBERCULOSIS OVERCOME BY NATURE'S CREATION For three years Charles Matthias, of Ft. Wayne, Ind., suffered from his lunps. He had his sputum examined and perms Vd'p found, showing that he had tuberlosis. Mr. Matthias also had pains on I chest and a bad cough. Then he bpgan taking Nature's Creation. Improvement came quickly. His health became good and remained good. In a letter received not lonn iiijo from Mr. Matthias, who lives at 410 Fairmount Place, in Ft. Wayne, he says: "1 am feelinir fine now and can work atiain." Nature's Creation is doing- a world of good every day in the most stubborn CHARLES MATTHIAS. Cyes of tuberculosis, asthma, bronchitis vul rundown system. H'o have recently It-sued a booklet telling the remarkable story of' what this remarkable remedy has "accomplished with your own friends and neighbors, and you will rind photos and testimonials of many people you know. This booklet will jt In illy be sent free of all chaises if you will write today for a copy. Simply address M. I,. Vaymann ''7 State Life Bldj;., IndianapSMis, Ind

THE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S ANNUAL REPORT To the advisory board of New Garden township, Wayne county, Indiana, January 1914. DISBURSEMENTS. Special School. Jan. 2, E. P. Clements, hauling lumber to Hopewell, $2.00. Jan. 2, Lynn Richardson, carpenter work at Hopewell, $11.57. Jan. 15, Guy R. Carroll, hauling coal and lumber to Hopewell, $5.25J Jan. 15, Guy R. Carroll, 8 loads of cobs for school building, $4.00. Jan. 27, Frank Swain, disinfecting two rooms, $3.60. Jan 27, M. C. Harrison, driving hack, January, $30.00. Jan. 27, Charles A. Harris, same, $40. Jan. 27, James Busby, same, $40. Jan. 27, Harvey Ewing, same, $40. Jan. 27, J. A. Ellerman, same, $37.50 Jan. 27, Harry Hamilton, janior six weeks, $56.25. Jan. 27, W. D. Mitchel, driving hack January, $35. Feb. 7, George Richardson, work on spouts, ditches, etc., at Fountain City building, $5.00. Feb. 7, W. W. Cottingham, teacher,

(institute fees January and February, $6.84. Feb. 7, Clark Bros., coal for Hopewell, $15.10. Feb. 7, O. W. Clark, express and drayage, $2.05. Feb. 7, Geoge Williams, repairing gasoline engine jacket and other work $12.30. Feb. 7. Standard Oil Co., oil and gasoline, $21.00. Feb. 19, James Howarth, county association fees for purchase supplies, etc., $15.00. Feb. 19, S. T. Vore, cleaning and repairing Hopewell organ, $4.00. Feb. 28, C. A. Harris, driving hack, February, $40. Feb. 28, Harvey Ewing, same, $40. Feb. 28, O. H. Wolf, same, $40. Feb. 28, J. A. Elleman, same, $37.50 Feb. 28, J. D. Mitchel. same, $35. Feb. 28, Harry Hamilton, janitor, February, $37.50. M. C. Harrison, driving hack, February, $30. March 3,C. N. Hatfield, work drilling iron floor plates, $2.80. March 3, Charles Harris, hack retenI tion money, $20. j March 3, James Busby, same, $20. ! March 18. Nicholson & Bros, mimeoj graph supplies, 90c. j March 28. Harry Hamilton, janitor, I March, $37.50. March 28, Omar Wolf, driving hack March and retention, $60. March 28, Harvey Ewing, same, $60. March 28, James Hensley, driving hack, March, $40. March 28, Thomas Bond, same, 40. March 28, M. C. Harrison, driving hack and retention, $45. Mar. 28, J. A. Elleman, same, $56.25. March 28, Mary E. Iddings, institute fees, January, February and March, $12.00. March 28, Marguerite Hill, institute fees, March, $3.00. March 28, Irma Tharp, institute fees, January, February, March, $8.46. March 28, Grace Pitts, institute fees January, part February, March, $6.88. March 28, Myrtle Skinner, institute fees, January, February, March, $10.35. March 28, Elma Alexander, institute fees, January, February, March, $8.49. March 28, Transfer funds to local tuition fund, $101.23. March 28, Josiah Cottman, driving Mitchel hack, $5.25. April o, Zona Dillon, librarian fees, $5.00. April 3, W. D. Mitchel, driving hack part March and September retention, $43.75. April 3, Adam H. Bartel Co., tailet paper, etc, $5.94. April 3, O. M. Edgerton, hauling school children during flood, $1.50. April 3. C. E. Pilcher, institute fees, etc., $19.75. April .15, L. E. Brown, commence- ! ment address and expenses, $18. April 25, V. I. Brown, holding examination, etc., $3.00. April 25, Harry Hamilton, janitor, April, $37.50. April 25, K. of P. Lodge, rent of hall for commencement, $12. April 25. Transfer to local tuition fund, $217.50. May 5, C. S. Keever, taking school enumeration (part regular salary), $25. May 10, Linden Osborn, rent of playgrounds, $6.00. May 15, Josiah Knight, interest on warrant, $22.50. May 15, Standard Oil Co., oil and gasoline. $48.38. May 15, A. T. Pegg, hardware, etc., $13.45. May 15, Paul Williams, shovelling coal and mowing yard, $3.50. May 15, H. G. Coggeshall, brooms, gasoline, etc., $5.10. .May 15, Chester Dillon, shoveling coal, $1.60. May 15, Josiah Cottman, hauling coal to building, $8.38. Mav 24, Will Reece, hauling coal to Hopewell, $3.00. j Mav 25, SC. J. Hull, coal for school I buildings, $116.22. May 25. Paul King, mowing school j yard, $1.80. June 5. Citizens National bank, i bonds -and interest, $1601.25. ! June 5, L. O. Anderson, oil front school house, $6.12. I June 28, Fountain bank, notes and ! interest, $3,744.56. June 28, Standard Oil Co., gasoline, $1.60. Jul v 19. E. G. McNeal, on decorating school building, $8.30. Aug. 7, C. C. Fulghum, 85 gals, paint for interior, $122.02. Aug. 7., Fountain bank, note and interest, $201.23. Aug. 7, Frank F. Johnson, part on decoration work, $60. Aug. 7, O. W. Clark, express, freight and drayage, $3.60. Aug. 14, E. G. McNeal, part on decoration work, $76.40. Aug. 14. Frank F. Johnson, part on decoration work, $60. Aug. 23, Frank F. Johnson, same, $50. Aug. 23, Josiah Knight, warrant and interest. $508.13. Aug. 23, Ed. Shoemaker, work cleaning school house, painting, etc., $36. Aug. 23, Chas. O. Williams, County Institute, tickets, $7.50. Aug. 23, Ed. H. Bockhoffer, hauling sand and brick to Hopewell, $2. Aug. 23, D. Hull, fixing Hopewell chimney, $8. Aug. 23, Ed Shoemaker, painting j and cleaning, $8.40. j Aug. 23, Jake Showalter, hauling I ladders, desks, etc., $4.90. Aug. 23, Frank Johnson, on decoration work, $50. Sent. 2, B. Wade Williams, work at Hopewell, $22.58. Sept. 2, Frank F. Johnson, decoration work, $35.20. Sept. 2, E. G. McNeal, on decoration work, balance, $185.80. Sept. 2, Rose Curtis, washing and scrubbing school house, $5. Sept. 8, O. W. Clark, freight, Grayage, etc, $1.41.

Sept 8, Earl Wright, hauling desks to Hopewell, $1. Sept. 13, B. Wade Williams, work at Hopewell, etc., $1.70. Sept. 13, Lewis Foien, hauling painters to Hopewell, $6.25. Sept. 13, Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co., inner lock for safe, $1.26. Sept. 13, Kiger & Co., Ink, etc., $6. Sept. 13, Kiger & Co., books, etc., $5.51. Sept. 13, Central City Chemical Co., fumlgators, $9.'35. Sept. 13, J. D. Adams & Co., blackboard slating, $3.70. Sept. 13, H. L. Williams, driving school hack one week, $9.38. Sept. 13, H. G. Coggeshall, soap, gasoline, etc., $7.60. Sept. 13, Ed. Shoemaker, cleaning work afschool house, $4.50. Sept. 22, C. W. HInkle, for C. O. D. engine repairs, $9.92. Sept. 23, Boren Lumber Co., lumber, paint, glass, etc., $78.94. Sept. 23, Lewis Foien, hauling stove to Hopewell, $1. Oct. 3. Harry Hamilton, janitor, Sept. $40. Oct. 3, Clarence Brinkley, driving hack part Sept., $20. Oct. 3, J. A. Elleman, same, $20. Oct. 3, C. P. Miller, same, $15. Oct. 3. Clyde Miller, same, $20. Oct. 3, Albert Williams, same, $18.75. Oct. 3, M. C. Harrison, driving hack one week, Sept., $9.37. Oct. 3, Carl Baily, driving hack part Sept., $17.50. Oct. 18, J. T. Reynolds, painting and varnishing at Hopewell, $15. Oct. 18, Orlando Price, work on lawn mowers, $1.25. Oct. 18, George A. Davis, furnace pipes, closet pipes, roofing, etc., $71.10. Oct. 18, C. E. Keever, kitchen table, blinds, etc., $14.48. Oct. 20, A. Flannasan Co., Rafia, paper cutter, etc., $2.39. Oct. 20, Thomas Charles Co., Kindergarten material, $7.56. Oct. 20, A. Harsh, coal and supply Co., plaster paris, 75c. Oct. 20, Jones Hardware Co., paint, etc., $15.09. Oct. 20, A. T. Pegg, oil stove, oven, hardware, etc., $23.92. Oct. 20, Robert Thomas, mowing and caring for school lawn, $3.75. Oct. 24. Harry Hamilton, janitor, October, $40. Oct. 24, Clarence Brinkley, driving hack, October, $40. Oct. 24, J. A. Elleman, same, $40. Oct. 24, C. P. Miller, same, $30. Oct. 24, Clyde Miller, same, $40. Oct. 24, Albert Williams, same, $37.50. Oct. 24, Carl Bailey, same, $35. Oct. 24, M. C. Harrison, same, $37.50. Oct. 24, Grant Lane, hauling gravel to Hopewell and making walks, etc., $20. Oct. 24. O. W. Clark, freight and drayage, $1.40. Nov. 1, Lyman Richardson, carpenter work and lumber, $2.25. Nov. 11, McMillian Co., supplementary readers, $4.92. Nov. 14, American Book Co., same, $2.16. Nov. 11, James Howarth, County Association fees, $21.25. Nov. 11, C. C. Fulghum, paint, oil, turpentine, etc., used in school building interior decoration, $147.73. Nov. 11, C. C. Fulghum, same, $20.45. Nov. 26, Harry Hamilton, janitor, Nov., $40. Nov. 26, Clarence Brinkley, driving hack, November, $40. Nov. 26, J. A. Elleman, same, $40. Nov. 26, C. P. Miller, same, $30. Nov. 26, Clyde Miller, same, $40. Nov. 26, Albert Williams, same, $37.50. Nov. 26, Carl Bailey, same, $35. Nov. 26, M. C. Harrison, same, $37 -50. Dec. 3, Kruse & Dewenter Co., dry closet floor plates, $14.05. Dec. 3, Nicholson & Bros., one quire stencil paper, $2.60. Dec. 3, Jones Hardware Co., 25 lbs. perolin, $1.25. Dec. 3, Columbis School Supply Co., school supplies, $85.63. Dec. 3, A. H. Bartel Co., towels and toilet paper, $12.50. Dec. 3, Citizens National Bank, interest on bonds, $67.50. Dec. 10, C. E. Keever, window shades and cleaning clocks, $14.17. Dec. 19, H. IV Coggeshall, supplies for domestic science, $3.69; Harvey Wright, institute . fees, Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec, $20; Mary Iddings, same, $16; Frank M. Cory, same, $15; Margaret Sage, same, $15.68; Grace Pitts, same, $13.80; Myrtle Skinner, same, $13.80; Clarence Pilcher, same, janitor work, etc., $27.50; Clarence Brinkley, driving hack 3 weeks Dec, $30; J. A. Elleman, same, $30; Clyde Miller, same, $30; Albert Williams, same, $28.13; Carl Bailey, same, $26.25; M. C. Harrison, same, $28.13; C. P. Miller, same, etc., $26.25; Harry Hamilton, janitor, Dec, $40: Standard Oil Co., oil and gasoline, $24.84; ('. N". Hatfield, kindling, etc, $4.20; Boren Lumber Co., lumber, glass, etc., $3.75; Bartel & Rohe, merchandise, material, etc., '$10.20; George G. Williams, Blacksmith work, $1.95; Standard Oil Co., gasoline, $4.35: A. T. Pegg, fence, posts, etc, for Hopewell and hardware, $77.47; W. A. Clements, dry goods, etc., $2; Sam Wilcutts, painting at school house, $3; Mahlon Arnett, oil for Hopewell, 50c; Fountain Bank, notes and interest, $2,011; Louise Hough, substituting at Hopewell, $6. Total expenditures, $12,707.58. Disbursements Township Fund. Jan. 27, Palladium Ptg. Co., publishing annual reports, $25.70. Jan. 27, Fountain City Times, same, $25.70." March 28, C. S. Keever, part trustee's salary, $125. April 3, C,. P. Miller, on supervisor's salary, $6. April 3, C. L. Gifford, same, $7. June 5, Jesse F. Study, same, $22. June 28, FountainCity bank, notes and interest, $203. 5i. June 28, C. S. Keever, part trustee's salary, $100. July 3, Thomas Brennan, notorial certificates, 50 cents. .July 19, Jesse F. Study, on supervisor's salary, $20 Sept. 2. Fountain City Times, to publishing tax levy, $2. Sept 8, C. P. Miller, five days supervisor's salary, $10. Sept. 27, C. S. Keever, part trustee's salary, $125. Oct. 3, C. P .Miller, on supervisor's salary, $25. Oct. 24. Alva Elleman.on supervisor's salary, $60. ' '..'- Oct. 24, Charles Giffordsame $40. Dec. 3, Thornton-Levy Co., printing, books, etc., $21.58. Dec. 19, J. T. Reynolds, member of the advisory board, $5. Dec. 19, Will Brooks, same, $5. Dec. 19, Albert Swain, same, $5. Dec. 19, C. S. Keever, office rent and phone, $30. Dec. 19, C. S. Keever, balance trustee's salary, $125. Dec. 19, C. P. Miller, balance supervisor's salary, $15.

Dec. 19, C. L. Gifford, balance supervisor's BaJary, $14. Dec. 19, Richmond Palladium, publishing tax levy, $2. Dec. 19, Alva Elleman, balance supervisor's salary, (12. Dec. 19, Road fund, transfer of funds to road fund to meet current expenses, $270.82. Total expenditures, $1,284.84. Disbursements State Tuition Fund. Jan. 27, H. F. Kampe, music, Jan. $25. Jan. 27, V. I. Brown, teaching, Supt, Jan. $112.50. Jan. 27, Mary E. ladings, teaching, Principal, Jan. $80. Jan. 27, W. W. Cottingham, teaching eighth grade & high school, Jan., $68.40. Jan. 27, Erma Thorpe, teaching rodm 4, Jan., $56.40. Jan. 27, Grace Pitts, teaching room 3, Jan., $68.80. Jan. 27, Myrtle Skinner, teaching room 2, Jan., $65.61. Jan. 27, Elma Alexander, teaching room 1, Jan., $56.60. Jan. 27, Clarence Pilcher, teaching Hopewell, Jan., $70. Oct. 3, Harvey Wright, teaching, Supt. Sept., $100. Oct. 3, Mary E. Iddings, teaching. Principal, Sept.; $80. Oct. 3, Frank Cory, teaching room 4, Sept., $75. Oct. 3, Marguerite Sage, teaching room 3, Sept. two weeks, $39.20. Oct. 3, Myrtle Skinner, teaching room 1, Sept., $69. Oct. 3. Grace Pitts, teaching room 2, Sept., $69. Oct. 3, C. E. Pilcher, teaching, Hopewell, Sept. $75. Oct." 3, Vada Daly, teaching domestic science, Sept., $14. Oct. 3, Henri F. Kampe, teaching music, Sept., $25. Oct. 24, Harvey Wright, teaching, Supt., Oct., $100.

Oct. 24, Mary E. Iddings, teachingJ Prin., Oct., part, $61.34. Total expenditures state tuition fund $1,310.85. Disbursements Road Fund. Jan. 3, L. L. Reynolds, shoveling gravel'district 4, 75c. Jan. 15, Orla Hinshaw, 40 loads gravel, district 2, $8. Jan. 15, Frank Williams, 7 loads gravel, district 4, 70c. Jan. 15, O. G. Davis, 298 loads gravel, district 4, $44.70. Jan. 27, Robert O'Brien, 22 loads gravel, district 2, $2.75. Feb. 7, Theo. Gist, 14 loads gravel, district 2, $1.40. March 28, Will Clark, putting In sewer, district 4, $1.50. March 28, Fred Thomas, scraping roads, district 2, $4.50. April 3, C. P. Miller, work on bridges culverts after flood, $15. April 3, Treasurer Wayne County, tax retention money, $3.75. April 3, William Foien, scraping roads, district 2, $4.50. April 3, Thomas Dunham, work on culvert, district 2, $3.75. April 3, C. L. Gifford, road work with team, $16. April 15, Ezra Clements, hauling sewer pipe from Richmond, $1.50. April 15, Wilbur Fulton, work on road, district 3, $1. April 25, H. L. Williams, same, district 3, $6.75. April 25, W. D. Mitchel, same, $7.50. April 25, Roland Clements, work on road, district 4, $1.50. May 5, C. P. Miller, dragging roads, $4.75. May 5, Joseph Kern, 5 pieces sewer pipe, $25. May 5, John Bragg, taking up road tax receipts, $9.74. May 15, Henry Pitts, work on road district 3, $3. May 15, C. P. Miller, work with team, district 4, $5.87. .May 25, Frank Lacey, scraping road, district 2, $1.50. June 5, Jesse Study, road and bridge work with team after flood, district 3, $6. June 14, Homer Williams, work on road, district 3, $3. June 14, Howard Reece, part for cleaning Williams ditch, $3.25. June 14, Carl Thomas, road work, district 3, $3. June 14, Carl Bailey, road work, district 3, 75c. June 14, Henry Pitts, same, $3. June 28, Fountain Bank, taking up notes and interest, $229.15. June 28, Fred Mitchel, cashing roa.l tax receipt, 28c. June 28, Ed Gausepohl, same, 94c. July 3, Homer Williams, work on road, district 3, $3. July 12, J. T. Farley, cashing road tax receipt, $6.12. July 12, Carl Reynolds, scraping road, district 1, $4.50. July 19, Jesse "Study, work on road with team, district 3, $6. Aug. 7, Ephriam Collins, work on Treue culvert, $6.80. Aug. 7, A. J. Gibbs, same, $7.80. Aug. 7, Carl ' Bailey, hauling to bridge with team, $8. Aug. 23, James Burg, road work with foam, district 2, $3. Aug. 23, Will Mitchell, work on bridge Treue, $6. Aug. 23, Omar H. Wolf, three days shoveling, district 1, $4.50. Aug. 23, Harrison Wooters, balance on road tax receipt, $1.25. Sept. 6. Robert Huff, watching stock at sate, $3. Sept. 6, Harry Robinson, work shoveling gravel, district 2, $3.75. Sept. 6, Reid Thomas, watching stock at gates, $1.25. Sept. 8, C. P. Miller, one day's R. K. tax work, district 4. $3. Sept. 8, Clessie M. Clevenger, shoveling: cravel. district 4. $9.75. Sept. 14. Marvin Cobine, shoveling I gravel, district 4, o.zo. Sept. 14. C. L. Gifford, two days road work, team, district 2, $6. Sept. 14, Earl Brittenham, shoveling gravel, district 3, $1.50. Sept. 14, Carl Bailey, same, $1.50. Sept. 14. Howard Reece, shoveling gravel, district 2, $17.25. Sept. 22, William Hoover, road work with team, district 2, $3. Sept. 22, W. W. Benson, spreading gravel, district 2, $6.75. Sept. 22. Koren Lumber Co., bridge lumber, $3.56. Sept. 22, Barclay Johnson, 141 loads gravel, district 2, $28.20. Sept. 23, E. H. Bockhoffer, hauling on road R. R., district 4, $3. Sept. 23, T. E. Boren, 86 loads gravel, district 1, $17.20. Sept. 23, Tennis Mercer, one day R. R., district 1, $3. Oct. 3, Albert Williams, spreading gravel, district 2, $5.25. Oct. 3, Frank Brittian, 294 loads gravel, district 1, $58.80. Oct. 3, Frank Johnson, 412 loads gravel, 9 days shoveling, district 1, $C5.90. Oct. 10, Clark McNutt, work on road district 4, $6. Oct. 10, R. B. Clevenger, shoveling gravel, district 4, 75c. Oct. 10, T. E. Boren, $30.10. Oct. 10, Wilbur Townsend, shoveling gravel, district 2, $2.25. Oct. 10, William Rothermel, work on road district 2, $6.

Oct. 10, J. J. Overman,' labor on Clark culvert, $12. Oct. 18, J. P. Parrish, work spreading gravel, district 1, and hauling one day, $9. Oct. 18, Eddie Elleman, shoveling gravel, district 2, $6. , Oct. 20. A. T. Pegg, nails, gravel, shovels, $2.20. Oct. 20, C. P. Miller, hauling tools and cement, etc., $6.75. Oct. 20, T. E. Boren, damage hauling gravel overland, $6. Oct. 20, Earl Wright, hauling water for culvert, $4.50. Oct. 24, Oscar Reynolds, work on Clark bridge, 75c. Oct. 24, Howard Reech, shoveling gravel, district 2, $4.85. Oct. 24, Marvin Cobine, road work, district 4, $1.12. Oct. 24, Arthur Collins, R. R., one day, district 1, $3. Oct. 24, Joseph Balser, shoveling gravel, district 2, $18. Nov. 1, Alex Goodall, shoveling gravel, district 3, $6.25. Nov. 1, Elmer Ryan, watching gate, district 2, 50c. Nov. 1, L. D. Liebold, cashing road tax receipt, $1.44. Nov. 1, W. D. Mitchel, 275 loads gravel, district 2, $57. Nov. 8, James Hensley, R. R. district 4, $6. Nov. 11, Ed. Miller, work on R. R. district 4, $3. Nov. 11, Henry Gifford, watching gate, 50c. Nov. 11, J. J. Overman, cement and work on Treue and Clark bridges, $67.10. Nov. 11, Phillip Higham, work on Deal bridge grade, $18.75. Nov. 16, Ed. J. Gausepohl, same, $20.75. Nov. 16, Oscar Bailey, same, $15. Nov. 16, Oscar Bailey, scraping road district 2, $1.50. Nov. 16, R. M. Henley, cashing 1912 road tax receipt, $8.02. Nov. 16, Clarence E. Boren, R. R. district 1, $3. Nov. 26, Howard Reece, work on Deal bridge grade, $3.75. Nov. 26, C. L. Gifford, work on Deal bridge grade, $15. Dec. 3, County Auditor, making road tax books, $10. Dec. 3, W. W. Benson, 27 loads gravel, district 3, $5.40. Dec. 3, J. C. Fulghum, 121 loads gravel, district 3, $25.20. Dec. 3, William E. Brooks, one day railroad work, district 1, $3. Dec. 3, Frank Johnson, 63 loads gravel, district 2, $12.60. Dec. 3, Ben Foreman, R. R. work, district 1, $3. Dec. 3, Atwood Pitts, one day R. R. work and 35 loads gravel, $10. Dec. 3, T. C. Hough, 483 loads gravel, $96.60. Dec. 10, Frank Williams, 60 loads gravel, district 4, $6. Dec. 10, George Davis, 16 loads of gravel, district 4, $1.60. Dec. 10, Will Boyd, 62 loads of gravel. $9.20. Dec. 10, O. G. Davis, 168 loads of gravel, district 4, $16.80. Dec. 10, G. C. Alexander, 20 loads gravel, $4. Dec. 10, H. W. Ewing, cashing 1912 road tax receipts, $2.40. Dec. 10, John Hailey, dynamiting Clark bridge, shoveling gravel, etc., $30. Dec. 19, County Treasurer, delinquent tax collection, $4.70; H. Hunt, 31 loads of gravel, district 4, $4.65; Tennis Mercer, 31 loads of gravel, $6.20; Nathan Hunt, one day hauling gravel, district 1, $3; O. H. Wolf, same, $3; Claude D'Armond, same, $3; Will Blue, same, $3; George W. Benson, same, $3; George M. Showalter, same, $3; Robert Williams, same, district 2, $3; C. O. Woolman, same, $3; Lloyd Pyle, shoveling gravel, district 2, 75c; C. P. Miller, hauling bridge form to town, $1.50; Oscar Bailey, grading roads with team, district 2, $6; Boren Lumber Co., bridge forms, etc., $17.06; Jacob Kern, three pieces sewer pipe, $30; Earl O'Dell, one day R. R. tax work, district 1, $3; Arthur Collins, one day on grader, district 2, $3; Elmer Townsend, same, $3; Jesse Harrison, shoveling, district 2, $2.25; Albert Thomas, shoveling and spreading, district 2, $10.50; Orla Hinshaw, 592 loads gravel, $118.40; Theo. Gist, 47 loads of gravel, $9.40; Issac Thomas, 45 loads of gravel, $9; Sam. Alexander, 202 loads of gravel, $30.30; Will Foien, three days grader, district 2, $9; C. L. Cjifford, same, $9; Alva Elleman. hauling sewer and bridge work, $7.50; O. M. Edgerton, hauling and shoveling, district 3, $3.75. Total Expenditures road fund $1,654.25. Disbursements Dog Fund. Feb. 28, Auditor Wayne County, surplus dog fund, $67. April 3, John F. Barnes, damage to sheep by dogs, $10. May 15, John Barnes, sheep killed by dogs. $28. June 5. Arch Knight, damages sheep and turkeys killed by dogs, $45. July 19, S. C. Alexander, sheep killed by dogs, $6. Nov. 26, R. S. Reynolds, sheep killed and daamged by dogs, $25.50. Nov. 26, John T. Barnes, sheep damaged and killed, $68. Dec. 3, John T. Barnes, sheep killed by dogs, $24. Total Expenditure dog fund $273.50. Disbursements Local Tuition Fund. Jan. 30, Myrtle Skinner, teaching room 2, Jan., "bal. $3.29. Jan. 30, W. W. Cottingham. teaching 8th and 11. S. 1 week, $17.10. Jan. 7, V. I. Brown, teaching Supt. Feb., $112.50. Feb. 28, Mary E. Iddings, teaching Prin. Feb., $80. Feb. 28, H. F. Kampe, teaching music, Feb., $25. Feb. 28, Marguerite Hill, teaching 8th and H. S., bal. Feb., $46.25. Feb. 28, Emma Tharpe, teaching room 4, Feb., $56.40. Feb. 28, Grace Pitts, teaching room 3, Feb., $68.80. Feb. 28, Myrtle Skinner, teaching room 2, Feb., $69. Feb. 28, Elma Alexander, teaching room 1, Feb., $56.60. Feb. 28, Clarence Pilcher, Hopewell, Feb., $70. March 28, Mary E. Iddings, teaching Prin., Mar., $80. March 28, Marguerite Hill, teaching 8th and H. S., $60. March 28, Irma Tharpe, teaching room 4, Mar., $56.40. March 28, . Grace Pitts, teaching room 3, March, $68.80. March 28. Myrtle Skinner, teaching room 2, March, $69. Marcu 28, Elma Alexander, teaching room 1, March, $56.60. March 28. C. E. Pilcher, teaching, Hopewell, $70. March 28, Henry F. Kampe, teaching music, March, $25. March 28, V. I. Brown, teaching H. 5. and 8th Arith., $120. April 15, Henry F. Kampe, teaching music, April, $25. April 15, V. I. Brown, teaching Supt., April, $112.50. April 15, Mary E. Iddings, teaching. Prin., April, $80. Sept. 13, Nannie Crosson .teaching room 3, three weeks, $32.50

Sept. 13, Mary E. Iddings, teaching, Prin., Oct. part. $18.66. Sept. 13, Frank Cory, teaching; room

4, Oct., $75. Sept. 13, Myrtle Skinner, teaching room 1, Oct., $69. , Sept. 13. Grace Pitts, teaching room 2, Oct., $69. Sept. 13, Henri F. Kampe, teaching music, Oct., $25. Sept. 13, Margaret Sage, teaching room 3, Oct.. $78.40. Sept. 13, Clarence Pilcher, teaching, Hopewell. Oct., $75. Sept. 13, Vada Daly, teaching Domestic Science, Oct., $14. Sept. 13, Zona Dillon, teaching Hopewell, substitute, $11.10. Nov. 26. Harvey Wright, teaching, Supt., Nov.. $100. Nov. 26, Mary E. Iddings, teaching, Prin:, Nov., $80. Nov. 26. Frank M. Cory, teaching room 4, Nov., $75. Nov. 26, Margaret Sage, teaching room 3, Nov.. $78.40. Nov. 26. Grace Pitts, teaching room 2, Nov.. $69. Nov.' 26, Myrtle Skinner, teaching room 1, Nov., $69. Nov. 26, Clarence Pilcher, teaching Hopewell, Nov., $56.25. Nov. 26, Vada B. Daly, teaching domestic science, Nov., $14. Nev. 26, Henri F. Kampe, teaching music. Nov., $25. Dec. 19, Vada Daly, teaching domestic science Dec., $16.50. (Extra for Hopewell.) Dec. 19. Harvey Wright, teaching, Sept. Dec. 3 weeks, $75. Dec. 19, Mary Iddings, teaching, Supt. Dec. 3 weeks, $60. Dec. 19, Frank M. Cory, teaching room 4, Dec. 3 weeks, $56.25. Dec. 19, Margaret Sage, teaching room 3, Dec. 3 weeks, $58.80. Dec. 19, Grace Pitts, teaching room 2, Dec. 3 weeks, $51.75. Dec. 19, Myrtle Skinner, teaching room 1, Dec, 3 weeks, $51.75. Dec. 19, Clarence Pilcher, teaching Hopewell, Dec. 3 weeks, $56.25. Dec. 19, Henri F. Kampe, teaching music. Dec. 3 weeks, $18.75. Total Expenditures local tuition fund $2,907.60. Receipts Township Fund. Jan. 3, Balance on hand, $13.64. Jan. 27, Fountain bank, note, $50. March 28, Fountain bank, note, $150. June 28, County Treasurer, distribution, $618.75. Dec. 19. County Treasurer., distribution. $525.46. Total receipts, township fund, $1,357.85. Receipts Road Fund. Jan. 3, Balance on hand, $11.50. Jan. 27, Fountain Bank, note, $75. March 28, Fountain Bank, note, $150. June 28. County Treasurer, distribution, $1,116.49. Sept. 27, Henry Pitts, return of check issued by mistake, $3. Dec. 19, County Treasurer, distribution, $27.44. Dec. 19, Transfer of funds from township fund to meet current expenses, $270.82. Total receipts road fund, $1,654.25. Receipts Special School Fund. Jan. 3, Balance on hand, $73.71. Jan. 27, Fountain Bank, note, $300. Feb. 28. Fountain Bank, note, $500. March 28, Fountain Bank, note, $850. April 3, Milton Hodgin, for hack transportation, $3. May 15, Fountain Bank, note, $250. June 5, Fountain Bank, note, $1,601.25. June 28, County Treasurer, distribution, $3,696.05. June 28, Fountain Bank, note, $200. June 28. W. C. Thornton, for hack transportation. $4.50. June 28, Rolla Overman, for hack transportation, $4.50. Nov. 1, Fountain Bank, note, $500. Nov. 26, Fountain Bank. note. $1,500. Dec. 19, County Treasurer, distribution. $3,309.91. Dec. 19, F. M. Lamb, from sale of water coolers, $12. Dec. 19, C. S. Keever, from commission on school book sales turned over to township, $S.43. Total receipts Special School Fund $12,813.35. Receipts State Tuition Fund. Jan. 3, Balance on hand. (none). Jan. 27, County Treasurer, distribution $603.31.. July 19, County Treasurer, distribu-l tion, $707.54. Total receipts State Tuition Fund, $1,310.85. Receipts Dog Fund. Jan. 3. Balance on hand, $167. May 25, E. F. Dalbey, dog tax collections, $143. May 25, Chas. Thompson, dog tax. $1 July 19. Frank Hunt, dog tax, $1. Total receipts Dog Tax, $312. Receipts Local Tuition Fund. Jan. 3, Balance on hand, $10. Jan. 3, Fountain Bank, interest. $1.19 Jan. 27. County Treasurer, distribu tion, $1,081.30. Feb. 1. Fountain Bank, interest, 82 cents. Feb. I. Trustee Green township, tuition, $14. Feb. 28, Fountain Bank, interest, $2.10. March 28. From special school fund, transfer of funds to pay current expenses. $101.23. April 3. Fountain Bank, interest. $1.72. April 3. Mike Nocton, tuition high school, $5. April 25. From special school fund, transfer of funds to pay current expenses. $217.50. April 25., Fountain Bank, interest, $I.20. May 25, Fountain Bank, interest. 66 cents. June 28, Fountain Bank, interest, 72 f ents. July 19. County Treasurer, distribution. $1,577.38. July 19, Fountain Bank, intoTest, $4.76. Sept. 27, Fountain Bank, Interest, $5.83. Oct. 24, Fountain Bank, interest, $4.74. Nov. 1, Fountain Bank, interest, $2.22. Dec. 3, Fountain Bank, interest. 93 cents. Dec. 19, County Treasurer, distribution, $500. Total receipts Local Tuition Fund, $3,533.30. Register of Township Indebtedness. Dec. 31, 1913, unpaid bonds outstanding, $3,000. Current unpaid bills, for domestic science supplies, Smith heating system for Hopewell and balance hack drivers' salaries. $376.40. Total, $3,376.40. Cash on hands. $842.98. Net indebtedness. Dec. 31. $2,533.42. Indebtedness, Dec. 31. 1912, $5,080.45. Indebtedness, Dec 31, 1913, $2,533.42. Total paid past year, $2,547.03. Statement showing amount of all moneys paid to the various funds of New Garden township of Wayne county, disbtirsements therefrom and balances remaining therein, for the year ending Dec. 31. 1913: Township Fund. Balance on hand, $13.64; Receipts during year, $1,344.21; Total of bal

ances and receipts, . $1,357.85: Disibursements during year, $1,284.84. Final balances, $73.01. Road Fund. , Balance on hand. $11.50; Receipts

during year, $1,642.75; total of balances and receipts, $1,654.25; Disbursements during year, $1,654.25; Final balances, none. Special School Fund. Balance on hand. $73.71; Receipts during year, $12,739.64; Total of balances and receipts, $12,813.35; Disbursements during year, $12,707.(1; Final balances. $105.77. Tuition Fund. Balance on hand, none; Receipts during year, $1,310.85; Total of balances and receipts, $1,310.85; Disbursements during year $1,310.85; Final balance, none. Dog Fund. Balance on hand $167; Receipts during year, $145; Total of balances and receipts. $312.; Disbursements during year. $273.50; Final balance. $38.S0. Local Tuition Fund. Balance on band. $10; Receipts daring year. $3,523.30; Total of balance and receipts, $3,533.30; Disbursements .during year, $2,907.60; Final balance. $624.70. Total of All Funds. Balance on hand, $1,705.52; Receipts during year. $19,276.08; Total of balances and receipts, $20,981.60; Disbursements during year. $20,138.61; Final balance. $842.98. Total balance as shown by this rs port. $842.98. Warrant checks outstanding Dec. 31. 1913. $257.56. Total balances and outstanding warrants Dec. 31. 1913, $1,100.54. Cash in Depository Dec 31, 1913, $1. 100.54. My service account is 270 days; Amount $540. I, Claude S. Keever, the trustee of New Garden Township. Wayne County. Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm! that the preceding report of receipts, disbursements, balances and service account is true and correct, as i 1 verily believe, and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me and that the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated and witnout express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare and swear, that I have received no money, nor article of value, in consideration of any contract made by me as Trustee of this Township. CLAUDE S. KEEVER, Trustee New Garden Twp. Subscribed and sworn to before me. the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this Township, this 6th day of January. 1914. ALBERT R. SWAIX. Chairman of Advisory Board of New Garden Township. This report was received, accepted and approved by the Advisory Board of this Township at their annual meeting, this, the 6th dav of January-, 1914. ALBERT R. SWAIN, WM. E. BROOKS. . J. T. REYNOLDS. Advisory Board. NewGarden Twp. TO BEAT A COLD Just a Five Minute Treatment of Virgin Oil of Pine Will Put the Worst of Colds "On the Toboggan." DON'T WAIT ACT NCW. Nearly everybody is subject to colds. Surely half the ills of humanity start with a cold. Colds lead to rheumatism, lumbago, pneumonia, catarrh, consumption and various other ailments. Give Your Cold - Start and Tefftt Good-bye. Don't aggravate your cold by taking strong drugs, cathartics and such j "dope." There is a far easier, better. I Ktirt-r. niiii'kpr and more nlorvHAn wav to cure it. Just drop a little per Virgin Oil of Pine on a lump of sugar and eat it. Relieves a cough afcaoft I instantly. If you will use this simple and pleasant remedy just once, you win never go back to any of the old nauseous and tedious treatments. When you get the Virgin Oil of Pine, be sure to insist upon loach's (Compound Purl). Cut this out and take It to any drug store anywhere. The price ! is 50 cents. And if the druggist wont supply you, send the price to the Leach Chemical Co.. at Cincinnati. Ohio, and the package will be mailed you direct with all charges prepaid. Money back if your cold isn't cured. Sold and recommended in Richmond by Clem Thistlethwaite Drug stores, and all leading druggists everywhere. TRY COOPER'S BLEND COFFEE For Sale at ! Cooper's Grocery SPECIAL NO I ICE! On Saturday, Jan. 24th, Cohan and Harris will present STOP THIEF at the Gennett Theatre the season's sensational success: I guarantee this company going from Richmond direct to the Grand Opera House, Cincinnati, and to English in Indianapolis and the same company that played Chicago. O. G. Murray, ragr.