The weekly Republican., January 19, 1911, Image 2

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Fcdane Telling
DoMtnot take into consideration the one
an's -happiness womanly health.
The woman who neglects her health is neglecting the
very foundation of all good fortune. For without health
love loves its lustre and gold is but dross.
- - Womanly health when lost or in: paired may generally be
regained ixy .the use of Dr. Pierce'a Favorite Prescription.
This Prescription has, tor over JtO years -been
curing delicate, weak, palnwracked
women by the hundreds of thousands
.and fUs too In the privacy of their homes
withoest itheir having to submit to Indeli
cate question in 4s and offensively repu&
Bant examinations.
Sick women are invited to contult Dr. PIiro.- 1-
All correspondence held as sacredly confidential. Add res i World's Dispensary
Medical Association, K. V. Pierce, M. D.t President, Buffalo, N. Y.
Da. Piescb's Gebat Family Docroa Book, The People's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, newly revised np-to-d-te edition 1000 pages, answers in
Flats English hosts of delicate questions which every woman, single or married,
ought to know about. Sent free, in plain wrapper to any address on receipt of
21 ooe-ccot stamps to cover mailing only, or in cloth binding for 31 stamps.
"OCO Pounds Foolscap
Paper on sale Saturday at
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About 90 Single Sheets to a pound,
Nearly as cheap as Wrapping Paper.
Suitable for Letter Writing,
Office use, School Children, etc., at
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THE RACKET STORE
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OLDVER DAY
AT
ASTLEY & HQHAIWS
JANUARY 28, 1911
We want all the farmers to call on that
- . day.
Astley & lioham
OFFERS REWARD
FOR CAPTURE
DR. C. J. LOPJNG OF ROCHESTER
BROTHER OF PLYMOUTH MAIT
VICTIM OF HOUSE BREAKERS
WHO SECURE HAUL.
Dr. C. J. Loring of Rochester has
telephoned to local authorities offer
ing a reward for the capture of the
thief or thieves who entered his
home, in Rochester between 7 and 8
o'clock, one night last, week and
stole a ladies7 gold watch and chain,
some other jewelry and an overcoat.
He suspects those that' robbed the
Sles drug store at Claypool.
Dr. Loring offers $50 for the appre
hension of the thief or thieves, and
$25 for the return of the ladies' gold
watch.
Dr. Loring of Rochester is a broth
er to Dr. S. C. Loring of Plymouth.
Stats Board of Accounts.
William A. Dehorityy chief of the
kjate board of accounts; presented to
ine general assembiyesterday a re
port of accounts since the begin
ning of the actual field work in Jan
uary, 1910. The report "showed that
a total, of 1,711 examinations were
made ata total cost of $143.o52.30
to the municipalities examined. The
ers were $741,235.95; of this amount
C50.9G7.il has been paid in by the
officials and the former officials, held
to be' short .in their accounts. Of
essential to wom
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the total examinations made seven
were of state officers or institutions,
314 were county officers, 1,342 were
of township offices, 97 were of civil
cities of town offices, while 51 were of
school cities or towns. Of the total
coit of the examinations $143,525.17
was for the per diem of examiners,
while $1,977.23 was for railroad fare.
CLOSE MEETINGS AT
THE UNION CHURCH
Rev. Manly Deeter and wife of Mil
ford returned to their homes -Monday,
having closed a series of meetings at
the Union church, five miles - south
west . of Plymouth. The meetings
have been in progress for the past
three weeks, and were well attended.
Rev. Deeter says that in spite of the
inclement weather and sickness which
has been prevailing in the neighbor
hood the meetings wer highly success
ful. Repair Work and
Blacksmithing
If your buggy, wagon,
plow, or other farm ma
chinery is in need of re
. pairs, -or if you want
horse shoeing done satis
factorily see me. Our .
prices are reasonable. ::
C. E. Ra nkiii
" If you don't get your paper please
let U3 know.
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TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S FINANCIAL
Report to the Advisory Board of Green
Township Jacob Vorels, Trustee.
RECEIPTS.
Township Fund.
Bal from last report... $1032 61
County treas, county oistribu. .. . 957 61
Citizens Bank, Nov int 1S24 42
County treas, Deo distribution.. 866 81
Advisory Board .refund 300 00
Road Fund.
Bal from last report 232 29
County reas, county distribution 790 19
Ci izens Bank, Nov int 806 56
County treas, Dec distribution.. 16 37
Special School Fund.
Bal on hand last report ......... 550 92
Alex Lowe, scrap lumber 1 00
County treas, county distribution 1090.74
County treas, Dec distribution .. 1001 64
Tuition Fund.
Bal from last reDort 128 05
First Natl bank .'.
County treas, from state
Citizens' Bank, Jan Interest
W S Eastercay, transfers
Citizens Bank. February Int ....
Citizens Bank, March interest ....
Citizens Bank, April Int
Chas E Rom ig-, refund
1200 00
577 54
3 82
27 75
3 67
3.14
1 85
7 23
1 68
Citizens Bank, May int
i i
County treas, ' county distrib.... 1155 11
County treas, surplus dog fund...
Citizens Bank, June int
County treas, stats distr, int inc..
Citizens Bank, July int
Citizens Bank, Aug int
Citizens Bank, Sept int
Citizens Bank, Oct int
Citizens Ban, .ov int
Ccunty treas. Dec distribution ..
31 70
1 29
665 38
5 94
5 82
4 44
3 25
1 92
1062 49
Dog Fund.
Balance from last report 75 67
Linton Quivey ,Tp. assessor .... 102 00
Delinquent dog tax , 26 00
Delinquent dog tax . 7 00
Additional road, fund,
Balance from last report ...... 344 96
DISBURSEMENTS
Township Fund.
John Shanes, advisory service.. 6 00
David Zehner, advisory service.. 6 00
John Myers, advisory service .. 6 00
Frank Huffman .money & int... 248 00
F M Plckerl, Postage 1 94
Clay Metske, pub. annual rep... 13 55
Hendricks & Co., pub annual rep 13 55
Francis Kamp, supervisor, 20 00
Everett Clevenger, supervisor .... 10 00
Jacob Voris, part salary 100 00
F E Kamp, supervisor service.. -10 00
Charles Romig. to reimburse.... 24
W L Baker, set tp. books .... 19 05
Everett Clev nger, supervisor .. 33 50
F E Kamp, supervisor 15 00
Jacob Voris, part salary 100 00
Islah Hess, postage
Harv y Pontious, supervisor ....
F E Kamp .supervisor ...
Harvey Pontious, supervisor ....
Fred Myers, state board ex. ....
Percy Troyer, Ams Myers ditch.
Clay Metsker, pub tax levies...
Hendricks & Co. pul tax levies . .
Chas. Walker, road tax bk
2 23
10 00
5 00
20 00
51 92
801 99
2-00
2 00
it 50
II E Slayter, transfers 631 TO
Harvey Pontious, supervisor wk. 10 00
Geo. P Myers. 20 per cent of ditch - SO CO
Jacob Voris, part salary 100 00
Harvey Pontious, supervisor . 23 00
Jacob Voris. part salary 100 00
F E Kamp, supervisor wk - 25 00
F M Pickerl, postage ...... 1 94
Harvey Pontious. supervisor wk . 55 00
Everett Cleveneer. supervisor wk 70 00
Barney Leffert, supervisor wk .
D H Goble Co., justice record .,
D II Goble Co., Legal notice etc.
M L Corey, office rent
60 00
8 00
1 44
36 00
R O'Blenis, egal advice 15 00
Jacob Voris, salary 100,00
Barney Leffert, supervisor wk .. 60 00
F E Kamp, supervisor wk 43 00
Argos telephone Co. .toll service 1 10
Ym Coo. storage room for supp 2 00
E O Thompson. 57 rds tile, ditch 94 22
Road Fund.
R X Kuhn, tile .IV.'. ......... 10 00
M Zehner, 1917 ft B'pl. 60 1 gravel 63 61
Geo Myers, scraping dirt 1 day.. 2 50
Chas. Bryan. 1-2 day on bridge 75
Ernest Thompson, 1 day wk team 2 50
Marvin AVeinno, 11 loads gravel .... 1 10
Caroline Kamp, 57 loads gravel .. 5 70
BofcVer. i,grd&r,& sewer... . 14 00
Isaac Reed & Son, tile djnamite
D A Stayton, 73 loads gvel ..
John Siple, 92 loads gravel
David McGriff. 2 day on grader..
V F Alden, S9 loads gravel
A B Martin, 1 day on bridge ....
W "Warner, 69 loads gravel
Mary Zehner 4 loads gravel
Mrs. McCrosby, 209 loads gravel
S Dunlap, 4 stingers &4 posts..
P E Sarber, road tax rec ipts..
Frank Huffman, supervisor order
Jacob Richards, 76 loads gravel
V A Dillon, 52 loads gravel ....
Geo Mast, ditchming 4 days
Edwin Voris, ditching 1 day ....
Chas Romig to reimburse ......
Daniel Gaby, grader tongue ....
Solomon Dunlap, labor on bridge
J B Campbell, bridge plank ....
V "XV Fex, freight on grader....
W'W Fox. express
E1 Pontious, 1 day wk team....
I?aac Reed & son 284 ft tile .. .
C. L Leonard, road grader
9 27
7 30
20
5 00
8 90
1 50
6 90
40
20 9C
10 00
1 01
2 65
7 60
5 20
8 00
2 00
01
1
50
20
00
5
50
1 40
55
3 00
8 53
35 25
Fred Myers, 2 bridges 150 00
E M Meburnd, reclen'g ditch T 1 00
L M Shafer, 525 bridge pank .. J 8 38
J C Romlg," ditch outlet . ..r:i... 1 00
C Marshman, reclcan'g ditch .. 20 23
. M Meburn. reclean'g ditch 22 00
Corbln Spencer, 124 load gravel.. 12 40
Born & Cordill, repair grader.... " 150
J H Bair, r-iad work , 1 13
Ervin Hess, 40 rd & catch basin.. 30 00
Vm. Scott, 135 loads gravel 13 50
G M Price, cleaning ditch
Thomas Stratton, 27 rd ditch ....
Isacc Reed &. Son sewer tile ....
U A Kuhn, tile ......
Wm. Lichtenberger, 1 sewer tile.
E M Meburn, .ditch recleaning
R C Shaw, 2 days shoveling ..
A R Spencer, 30 loads gravel ....
C M Sarber 32 rd tile
Edgar Metheny, 536 loads gravel.
Mary Zehner, 148 loads gravel..
H Grant, supervisor order
Fred Graver, plow beam ......
W E Hand, 10 rds tile, ditching
Lucius Lockwood, 256 load gravel
Daniel Savage, 113 loads gravel
A A Smith, 86 loads gravel ....
Hamelton Hissong, 165 1 gravel..
D A Stayton, 60 loads gravel.....
Mrs. A. McCrosby. 307 loads gravel.
Chris Beck, repair school
Bern & Cordill, repair grader ..
Slayter hardware, grader bolt. . . .
Ezra Jones,
F E Kamp, 5 days wk on bridge.
F E Kamp, 463 loads gravel.....
E O Thompson, 499 loads gravel..
Special School Fund.
J S iiop'Uns, furrace
4 00
16 21
86 50
55 66
1 35
18 00
3 00
3 00
244
53 60
14 60
5 25
2 50
11 28
25 60
11 30
8 60
16 50
6 00
30 70
5 00
1 00
3 00
12 30
10 00
46 30
49 90
96 25
5 00
2 50
15 00
6 53
- 1 50
" 4 00
17 50
8 69
80 00
10 00
14 20
50
16 57
63 00
10 50
4 40
7 90
17 15
Rev .T C", Moon, water privilege
G A Tet pies, 5 brooms. VT
Levi Bowser, desk, 200 manscripts
Isaac Reed Ac Son, crayons, broom
Arthur Bell, placing seats ....
James Shaw, plaster rtps.- ;
Adam Zehner, 10 cords v.tk2....
Clarence Zehner ,Inst wk .....
L' Carpenter, 17 cords wood....
I ter Bair, hauling sch children
L B Carpentcr,'--8 cords wood
Arthur Bell, cltan'g stove pipe..
Wm Like, Inst wk ' . . .'.
Peter Bair. hauling children ..
Mrs. G Kleinschmidt, inst .wk..
Fred Hutchinson, ins.t wk
Dicie Bixlcr, inst wk .
John Romig, inst wc '
Carence Graver, Inst wk 13 20
E O Logan, Inst wk 12 78
Mrs. Sarah Bair, 20 cords wood.. .85 00
C T Mlddleton, 20 boxes chalk .. 2 00
W Corey, sheet tin 1 00
Wm Harrison, 1 broem ' 50
W L Sarber, 1. broom 50
Gladys llittle, inst wk 17 23
D A Stayton, holding examination 2 00
W W Fox, express on bk 25
Grover Shafer .enumeration .... 15 00
J WIcklzer, printing programs... 7 75
O L Grossman .orchestra fees. .. 16 00
Rev. Hayes, address at comm.... 15 00
F Huffman, money and Int 593 16
C L Leonard, manuscripts ...... 6 00
J H Reed, transfers ' 27 00
D W Marks, transfers 88 00
A Good, wire fence etc 16 70
C Mlddleton, joint sch expenses 27 08
John Miner, 108 rolls wall paper 10 00
Lewis Merio. janitor wk 2 00
John Miner, 28 rolls paper 31 00
David Iiolmaugh, rep'g chimney . 5 25
Harry Ferrin, clean'g sch 10 00
Beryl Shaw, clean'g sch C 50
Wm Peeples, rep sch wagon 10 00
Mrs. Herrald, clean'g sch 4 00
E Johnston, cleaning sch 6 00
Mrs. Hushes .clean'g sch 3 50
Chas. Yates ,Jr .hauling children 27 00
Frank Duddleson, hauling pupils 36 50
J W Drake, freight 54 desks.... 6 36
Chas Bishop .build'g chimney.... 7 25
Johnston, placing seats 3 50
James .Shaw rep sch 11 25
Chas Yates, hauling pupns.; 5 00
Wm Peeples, rep sch wagon.... 100 00
D irGoble, rep cards erasers.. 8 95
Wm Peeples, rep sch wagon .... 20 00
Chas Lowman, rep well 10 00
Frank Duddleson, hauling pupils. 35 00
Chas Yates, hauling pupils 6 00
E C Johnston, hauling seats 2 00
J iJair ,10 cords wood 17 50
O P Warner .clan'g sch 3 00
Frank Duddleson .hauling pupils 33 25
Mt-rcie Jones, inst wk 6 60
W Sarber & Son, window shades. 11 53
Frank Duddleson, hauling pupils 17 50
Born & Cordill. rep sch wagon.. 2 75
Chas Yates hauling pupils 74 60
Atlas Supply Co, 54 desks 114 10
U 11 Goble Co., 24 copies boks .... 6 00
Slayter hardware 2 sets springs 160 95
Henry Freese, 8 3-4 cod wood .. 14 40
II nry Horner ,20 cords wood .. 35 00
B N Carpenter, delivering stone.. 2 50
E O Thompson, 20 cords wood .. 35 00
Tuition Fund.
Wm Lake, teaching 44 00
D A Stayton, teaching 30 00
John' Romlg, teaching 105 60
Fred Hutchinson, teaching 22 00
Mrs. G. Keinschmidt, teaching . . 70 00
O E Logan, teaching 44 00
D A Stayton .teaching 142 00
Carence Graver, teaching 71 00
Wm Lake, teaching 41 80
Gadys Hitt.e. teaching 119 60
Dicie Bixler, teaching 52 67
Clanrence Zenner, teaching 134 63
i. O Logan, teaching 41 20
Mrs G. Kleinschmidt .teacning .. 70 00
L A Stayton, teaching 68 00
Johu Romig, teaching 51 40
Gladys Hlttle, teaching 57 40
Fred Hutchinson .teaching 44 00
Wm Lake, teaching 110 76
Ü A Stayton, teaching 68 01
Mrs G Keinschmidt, teaching .. "S4 00
Fred Hutchinson, teaching 46 20
Dicie Bixler, teaching 91 60
John Romig, teaching 83 22
Clarence Graver, teaching 88 00
E O Logan, teaching 41 47
D A Stayton, inst wk etc 23 50
Gladys Hlttle .taching 57 88
F II Huffman, money & int 846 05
C T Middleton, eaching ' 190 40
W G Lake, leaching 46 40
Mercie Jones, teaching 44 00
Mabel Copp. 20 days teaching 43 50
Gladys Hittle, teaching 57 89
Clarence Zehner, teaching 44 80
Beryl Shaw, teaching 43 88
D A Stayton, teaching 68 00
J C Romig, teaching 57 50
Mercie Jones, teaching 30 00
John Romig, teaching;-... 57 50
C L Zehner, teaching 44 80
v A Stayton, teaching 68 00
Mercie Jones, teaching 14 00
J C Romig. teaching 57 50
Mercie Jones, teaching 27 50
B .Sna!'. tea,9hing .j...t...;i,.j. 43 88
D A Stayton, teaching'" ..W.Y.... '6& Q0
Wm Lake, teaching 92 80
C L Zehner, teaching 44 80
Mabel Copp, teaching 43 50
John Romig, teaching 23 00
Gladys llittle, teaching 144 00
SUMMARY
Township Fnd.
Balance on hand last settl't.... 1032 51
Receipts. .. 1827 42
Total of balance and receipts 2S39 93
'Disbursements 2303 69
Balance 329 24
flibad Fund.
Balance on hand last settl't..... 577 25
Receipts 806 56
Total of balance and receipts 1383 81
Dlsbursemnts 1274 78
Balance 152 84
Special School Fund.
Balance on hand last settTt.... 550 92
Receipts 2093 3S
Total of balance and receipts 2644 39
Disbursements 2130 08
BJance .,T. 490 72
Tuition Fund.
Balance on hand last settl't .... 128 05
Receipts . 4764 02
. Total of balanc and receipts; 4S92'07
Disbursements . . 4107 69
.Balance 764 38
Dog Fund
Balance -on hand last set! t 7Z 67
Receipts 13:. 00
.Total of balance and receipts 210 67
Disbursements 2 43
Balance ... .. ..... 208 24
" TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS
Falance on hand last sett't.... 2479 37
It'ceipts 626 08
Total of balance and recelptsll987 48
Disbursements . . 10042 3
Balance ...i 1945 12
Celebrates Elventh Birthday
Miss Junita Hess, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert E. Hess, celebrated
lu;rj?l even tli birthday Saturday even
ing, by entertaining about fifty of
her friends at a party. A fine time
was enjoyed by the young people, in
playing the customary games. For
tune telling was a feature of the en
tertainment!. The guests remembered
their little friend with-several nice
presents. Dainty refreshments .were
served. -
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm and City property, by
Cressner 8c Co., Plymouth.In'dL'
at lowest rates; quick action,
ifo delay; time to suit borrower.
(Monday
Dr. T. A. Bort on made a business
trip to Larwill Monday.
C. A. Growell and family are spend
ing a week with relatives at Logan
sport. Miss Dollie Garrison of Bourbon
was the guest of Miss Clare Kilmer
in this city gver Sunday.
Louis "Wickey of South Bend spent
Sunday with his mother Mrs. Chris
tina Wickey in this city.
Mrs. Amelia Allen went to Danville !
111., today, to visit with her daughter!
Mrs. Edwin Tinn, for a week.
Mrs. Mary Large returned to Cul
ver today, after spending a few days
with relatives in this city and vicinity
Mrs; J. V. Astley and granddaugh
ter Miss Ruth Swoverland, went to
Bourbon this morning, where they
will remain for a fe"w days.
Mrs. J. J. Ledy of "Warsaw who
has been visiting with friends and
relatives in this city and at Soutli
Bend, returned to her home Monday.
A. F. Holem and wife went to St.
Joseph Mich., this morning, where
Mr. Holem will take treatments for
rheumatism.
Mrs. M. 0. Swoverland returned to
Bourbon this morning, after visiting
for a few days with friends and
relatives in Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lamson, and
Mrs. Charles Miller, are spending ft
couple of days at Soutlj Bend with
friends.
Charles Machel has returned to
his home in LaPorte, after visiting
here for a few days, with his brother
Daniel Machel west of this city.
Miss Ina" Hoover who is attending
the South Bend Business college,
spent Sunday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. X. F. Hoover here.
A. L. Harris of Logansport, re
turned to his home Monday, after
attending the funeral of Lloyd Harris
in this city Sunday.
Aüy. Samuel Parker of South
Bend, was the guest of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker here, over Sun
day. Harry Humrichouser made a busi
ness trip to Pierceton this morning.
Jjleorge Koontz transacted business
at Bourbon today.
W. L. Ramsay returned to East
Chicago today, after visiting here
with his grandfather Charles Ramsay,
here.
John Miller returned to his home
in Mishawaka, after visiting witli
relatives here, for a couple of days.
Claud Thompson of Beech Grove
Ind., is the gnest of the family of
William Xawrence in this city for a
few days.
Miss Ola Boyce returned to South
Bend, after spending a week here,
being called home by the illness of
her sister Mrs. J. E. Thompson.
0. A. Clark, manager of the Kablc
restaurants of South Bend is spend
ing a couple of days in Plymouth on
business. -
Mrs. Marv Leedv of Warsaw re
turned to her home today, after
spending the past few day in.j-tKh
city, the gyßst5.oiJi nncle Daniel
Mock, art'd family.
Miss Lois Cook returned to. South ;
Bend, where she is attending the !
Commercial School, after spending j
Sunday with her parents Mr. and j
Mrs. James Cook here.
Mrs. Alice Myers of Leiters Ford,
who has been visiting with friends in
this city for the past few days, left
today for Clair City Minn., where
she will be the guest of relatives for
a few weeks. ' . ,
Jesse Allman and wife of Park
Falls Wis., who have been visiting in
Plymouth for the past few days. th(
guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
M. Allman, and friends, returned to
their home, via Chicago today.
Mrs. Sarah M. Elliott, deputy
supreme commander of the Ladie
of the Maccabees, is in the city in
the interest of the order.
Mrs. Sarah Clemens has returned
to her home in. Culver, after spending
the past few days in this city, the
guest of her daughter Mrs. L. E.
Coon.
'Sir. and Mrs. Ira DeMoss of Chi
cago were the guests of their parents
in this city over Sunday, and left for
Sotrth Bend, to which latter city they
are moving.
A. C. Steininger and wife of Mar
cellus Mich., who have been visiting
here with the families of Addison
Kepler, Bert Frank and other friends
went' to Inwood this morning, to
spend a week with other friends.
William Pratt has returned to his
home in Rockford 111., after spend
ing a couple of weeks in this city,
the guest of his uncle F. W. Bos
worth and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson nuffer and
children of South Bend, who have
been here for a few days, visiting
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Shadley south of town, returned to
their home Monday.
William Carter ;3 seriously ill in
Quarters, occupied by him and two
or three others, in the old bake oven,
in th rear of LaPorte street. Carter
is destitute and deserving of consid
eration of the city's charitable or
ganizations. M. Freyman of Portland Oregon,
who has been visiting with friends
in Plymouth and vicinity for a cou
ple of weeks, left today for a sojourn
at Valparaiso and other po'nts. He
will rcamin in "this '' vicinity until
April,. when he will return home. STr.
Freymau was a' former . resident of
Plymouth leaving this city about
ten years ago. ' -
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The New and Reliable
Real Estate Firm
Buy and sell Farm Lands, sell'City Property, make Farm
Loans on reasonable commission, make Abstracts of
Title. Courteous treatment and a square deal for all.
Have turned several thousand acres since starting in
business with perfect satisfaction to all parties concerned.
Have a list of farms ranging in -size from 20 acres to 720
acres, all well located. Anyone wishing to either buy or
sell a farm or city property will do well by first calling
on us in the Metsker Block over Houghton's Music Store. .
Phone 407. Gall us at our expense.
Yours for Business,
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-LAÜER'S Annual Public
Benefit Sale opens
Wednesday, January 25th.
FOR TEN DAYS.
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, A Bank Story
Jones owed Skinnem & Co. $5.00. He went in one day and
handed Skinnem $5.00 in cash. Next month Skinnern presented
Iiis bill: as he forgot to credit 'Jone?, he included the amount paid.
Jones thought he had paid it but paid it TWICE.
Brown owed Skinnem & Cc. $5.00. He handed them a check
one day and Skinnem forgot to credit it and i.ext mui.ih brn h
presented his bill Brown balked. See here Skinnem is the check
indorsed by you which the bank has returned to me for the money
I paid. Brown paid ONCE. This is only one of the advai;tage3
of a bank account. .'
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fflarst all County Trust find Savings Co. Plymouth Ind,
LISTEN -
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The AMERICAN CENTRAL is an Old Line, Legal' or Reserve
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In view of the fact that DEATH may snatch you away at any
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In order that your death, if it comes when least expected, fmay
cause as little consternation as possible, you had better add to
your Life Insurance Holdings by buying an AMERICAN CENTRAL
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Information gratis gladly.
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