Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 8, Number 277, Decatur, Adams County, 23 November 1910 — Page 4

<■ 1-" n \ DAILY MARKET REPORTS i Corrected every Afternoon

tast Buffalo Market East Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 23—(Special to Dally Democrat)—Recepts, 3,2(M); shipments, 1900; official to New York yesterday, 1,140; hogs closing strong. . medium, 37.40; pigs and lights, 37.50 (i? 37.60 roughs, [email protected]; stags, [email protected]; sheep, 3400; steady; lambs, higher; tops, 36.25; cattle, 75; steady. CHICAGO GRAIN. Chicago. 111., Nov. 22 —Wheat —Dec., 9<i\c; May, 35%c; July, 92%c. Corn —Dec., 44c; May, 46%c; July, 47%c. Oots —Dec., 301£c; May and July, 33%. TOLEDO GRAIN. Toledo, O„ Nov. 22—Wheat—Cash, 94%c; Dec., 95c; May. 99%c; July, I 94%c. Corn —Cash, 52%c; Dec., 46V4; ■ May, 48*6c; July. 49%c. oats —Cash,’ 34c; Dec., 32%c; May, 36%c; July, 35*4c. r a LOCAL GRAINX G. T. Burk. Timothy seed, prime 33.50! No. 2 Red wheat 86c No. 2 White wheat 84c . Corn 66c White corn 64c Red clover seed 37.25 Barley, No. 2 4Sc Rye 82c Alsike seed 37.50 Oats, new 28c Clover hay 37.50 Timothy hay 37.50 < LOCAL PRODUCE. DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Eggs 30c 1 • Chickens 8c ’

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>'? PUBLIC SALE. „< »•' The undersigned haring sold his farm, known as the Frisinger farm one-half mile west of the Heckman mill in Decatur, will sell at public auction, beginning at 10 o’clock a. m., Wednesday, November 30, 191®, the following property: Horses, cattle, sheep, etc.: Horses —Fifteen head, consisting of one registered Belgian two-year-old mare, in foal; weighs 1.650; one 3-year-old brown mare, 31132 Belgian, in foal, weights 1700; one 3-year-old roan driving gelding, Weighs 1200; balance are two-year-olds, yearlings and one spring colt; all well bre and in goon condition, t attle —Three good steers, 3 cows giving milk, one with calf by side; 2 full-blooded, Angus bull calves. Sreep—Eighty head, consisting of 66 full-blooded Shropshire ewes. Id grade ewes, and a fullblooded Shropshire rams. Implements — Two wagons, one good as new; 2 hay ladders, 2 breaking plows, 2 cultivators, diac drill, 2 discs, spring tooth harrow, Thomas hay loader, spring tooth rake, hay tedder, McCormick binder, 1 mowing machines, 2 sets of work bar-

f= . —ry .'« O IT'S PRETTY HARD WORK. m —— . _£■ ~T /._4srE| 111 y 0 J*, shoveling on coal all the time. i3r C A ') y ■eFTT ' JI 11 y° u set the right kind of coal. Try vTff \- ■ J|:_ *fe mJ ours this year. You’ll find it take? V\ < Z. 3-3E r IRAD4 less to produce the same amount of M heat. Don,t thlnk thia is mere ’y say so. Stop in at our offlce and we can -J 'PHONE 495 p. H. WAGNER. DECATUR, IND.

Few la Se Yeuug Turkeys 14c Ducks 8c Deese 7c Old Tom Turkeys 9c Old Hen Turkeys 10c H. BEHLING. Chickens 3c Kggs 35c Butter 30c Fowls 8c Ducks 8c Geese 7c Old turkeys 9c Old hen turkeys 10c Young turkeys 14* Spring Chicks 8c Old roasters Be POULTRY PRICES AT MONROE Furnished by L. C. Mills & Ce. Turkeys •. 14c Fowls *c Chicks 8c Ducks 9c Geese 7c f BUTTER AND EGGS. ‘ M. FULLENKAMP't. 1 Lard 14c Eggs 31c Good roll butter 22c@25c Butter, pacsing l«c NIBLICK & GG. Good roll butter Eggs 31c WOOL AND HIDES KALVER’S PRICES. Beef hides 7c Calf hides 19c i Tallow 5c Sheep Pelts . - [email protected] Miak . [email protected] Skunk [email protected] Coon 16c® 32.50 'Possum - „10c@66c Muskrat se@4sc HAY MARKET. S. W. PETERSOvi. No. 1 Timothy, loose, per t0n..318.50 Ne. 1 Timothy, baled, per t0n.... 14.00

ness, 800 shocks of corn in the field and many other articles not herein . mentioned. Terms —All sums of $5.00 and under, cash in hand; over $5.00 a credit of 9 months will be given, the pur- f chaser giving bankable note therefor { with approved freehold security to the satisfaction of the undersigned. Four per cent off for cash on sums of over $5.00. No property removed un- f til settled for. J. M. & M. A. FRISINGER. John Spuhler, Auct. —p LOST—A little Canadian pin with . Brittish coat of arms. Finder please return to this office. , FOR SALE—Strawberry roan colt, 7 < or 8 years old; heavy. Will sell . cheap.—Gottlieb Garber, R. R. No. 1, j Monroe. 273t3 ( WANTED —26 mea to work on ditch f at Albion, Ind., at $.20 per hour. BUTIJ2R fc SON. Decatur, Ind. ( I have the most complete line of ohurch goods in the city. Prayer < books, and all such goods you need, at all prices.—DMot, the Jeweler. ! 273t3 I- ■ 1 DEMOCRAT WANT 'ADS PAY BIG ,

' THE SOCIAL NOTES ! (Continued from Page 2.) | CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO ■ hostess. Games were played after i which refreshments were served. I The Misses Ode and Letta Fullen- ‘ kamp and Amelia Weber will go to ; *Cellna, Ohio, tomorrow to spend i Thanksgiving Day with C. M. Meyers and family. i The Presbyterian ladies will hold i their social with Mrs. C. A. Dugan II Friday afternoon and a full attend--1 ance of the membership is desired. The annual Thanksgiving ball to be . given this evening by the Columbian I club at the K. of C. hall will be the 1 usual brilliant one. The Misses Mary and Amelia Niblisk will be guests at Thanksgiving dinner at the Dan Niblick home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarencg, Baughman will be Thanksgiving guests ot Mr. and Mrs. George Morris at Bluffton. Mrs. John Kern of Saginaw, Mifih.. J was entertained today at the home of j Mr. and Mrs. Alva Nichols. The C. C. Cloud family will spend Thanksgiving Day with John Bright and family at Craigvllle. The Hello Girls’ Sewing circle was royally entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs. Frank Carroll. Other guests present were Forest Elzey, Fish Mangold, Todd Linn, Ted Sowers, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gerke, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. La inborn, Mrs. Howard Burdg, Miss Orpha Sheets. While some employed themselves with needlework, ethers talked er furnished music, after which came the luncheon, most tempting, the menu including veal loaf, sa»dwiches, pickles, cake, pineapple sherbet and coffee. The club will be entertained next Tuesday evening by Miss Margaret Daniels at her home : on Sixth street. o - — ■■ W. A. KUEBLER IS ILL.. Forced to Relinquish Annual Visit Home. W. A. Kuebier is confined to his ‘ 1 bed today, and not the least depiora- ( ble feature of the case is his disappointment in not being able to go to Shelby, Ohio, tomorrow, where, according to the annual custom of many > years, he has spent Thanksgiving Day with his mother. Mrs. Frances Kuebier, and his brother, Che Rev. J. F. ’ Kuebier. Three other brothers, Het- I man of Toledo, Ohio; Louis of Mans- i field, Ohio, and Joe of Tiffin, Ohio, J also expected to spend rhe day there t in reunion. Mr. Kuebier has been 1 looking forward to the visit for the t past several months, and it was not' s until the last minute that he became resigned to sending a message that he could not be with Iris relatives. c SHOOTING RANGE LEAVES. f Left For Delphos, Ohio, For a Several Weeks' Stay. The Saratoga Rifle Range which « has been in operation in this city for t the past six weeks, han moved to Del- t phos, Ohio, where it will be operated £ as it has been conducted here. While t it was located in thre efty many a pleasant evening was spent by theyoung people who cared for this kind of sport, and many ■ won premiums for their skill displayed in this " line. During his stay in ttte city the owner has proven himsel'T a gentleman, ini, all respects. i POPULATION OF OHIO AND NEW YOWMi (United. Press Service.) Washington., Di. C.; Nov. 23—(Spatial to Daily Democrat)- -The censers department today announoed the pwpulation of the state of New York to be 9,113,279, increase of 1,844,385, or 25.94 per centi This gilses New York nine new congressmens The population of Ohio, was also announced, being 4,757,123; increase 609.5T6, or 14.27 per cent. Ohio galas three congressmen. — o ■' GERMAN THANKSGIVING SERMON I By Revn L. C. Messert at German Reformed Church Thuraday. Rew. IL C. Heesert. pastor of the German, Reformed church, will deliver a special Thanksgiving sermon at I’o o’clock tomorrow morning at his church, the service! to be In German. A cordial invitation U given te all to attend. —t» FAMILY IS THANKFUL. We desire in this manner to offer our sincere and heartfelt thanks to the kind neighbors and friends who assisted us so kindly during our late bereavement, the death of our son, Earl. We feel more thankful to you than we can express in words. MR, AND MRS. JOS, EYANSON.

GIVEN PROMOTION David E. Studebaker Accepts Position in Money Order Department. 1 ; AT ST. PAUL OFFICE Os the Wells-Fareo Com- > pany and Left For That Place This Afternoon. David E. Studabaker, who has been here for two weeks past, attending to business, was called to St. Paul, Minnesota, this afternoon, leaving on the 2:30 car for Fort Wayne, from where be will proceed to St. Paul at once. Fora a year past Dave has been working for the Wells-Fargo Express company, beginning as a truck man at the station. He was promoted several times during the year and finally transferred to the western coast. When called here on business two or three weeks ago he went to St. Paul and secured a three weeks' leave of absence. This morning he received a message from the the St. Paul office, Informing him that he had been promoted to the head of the money order department, a very responsible position. His friends have no doubt hut that he will make good. His sister, Miss Hattie Studabaker, will leave tomorrow for St. Paul and wflJ reside there also, at least for the present. o T. R. MOORE IS BETTER. Was Able to Sit Up For First Since Illness Wons from the T. R. Moore home is that Mr, Moore is much better and was able* to sit rip today for the first time since his attack of appendicitis a week ago last Monday and it is thought lite will new rapidly recover. Though thia is a cause of much Thanksgiving to hhn, the Thanksgiving this year will have to be done on a dfiet of toast and water instead or the usual turkey, as: his physician requires his dieting tear sormt time yet. o DR. CLARK AT VAN WERT. Assisted in Operation an Saperinteodent of Counfy Fam» Dr. D. D. Clark of tMs city, with Dr. MeOsrar of Port Wayne and Dr. L. EL Ladd of Van Wert, ©hio, Tuesrihy morning performed an operation upon. John Stevens of Van Wert, superin-tendent-of the- Van Wert county firm. The operation was perfornwd at the borne-<rf the sfek man. and was a most successful onex o ■ — Marty- from this c®y attended the dance given East nigftt at the EM Rumscfllag tattne south, at this efty. BUTCHERS REDUCE THE PRICE OF MEAT. By an agreement of the local butchens the prior of meat has been reduced aari from now cm the patrons of the dealers in this eity will be given an advantage- from heretofore. ReduetiCiw of pork, three cents per pound. DYONIS SCHMITT. BAKER & HOWER. I SIMEON HAINES. FRED MI'TVHLER WILDER:* CO. 275t2 o- — — Democrat Want Ads Pay. Don’t Wait If You Steed Money See Vs at Once iom money on any good matsol ssworWy, sneh as Furniture, Ftenea, Horses, etc. Wr give a TSboral dtseisHSt <m ail loaas paid off before due. H yon need money, fill out the following biaiA,, cut It eut and @ maO M to m. Our agent ts tn •eestnr every Tneeday. Hama Address Amt Wanted Kind of Security Reliable Private Ft. Wap Lois Company Established 1893 Room 3 Second Floor, 708 Calhoun Street. H Home Phone, 833. g Fort Wayne, Ind

t NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS, il — r Notice hereby given that on the 30th Day of November, 1910, 'at 7 o'clock p. m.. on said day, the - Common Council of the City of Decai tur, Ind., at the chamber of the comI mon council of said city, will receive ' and hear remonstrances of all I’eri sons against tha amounts assessed ' against their property respectively, on , | the assessment roll hereinafter described, and will determine the question as to whether such lots or tracis of land have been or will be benefit- . t«d by said improvement in the amount named on said roll, or in a greater or lees sum than that named In said roil or in any sum, at which time and place all-the owners of such real estate may attend in person or by representative ruu* be heard. n Said improvement is of Adams 0 street from Second street to Mann '■. street in said city, >' i The parallel streets and alleys withp in one hundred and fifty feet of said street so improved are as follows: The first alley nortlr and the firsi al- ' ley south of Adams street. 1 The same being streets and alleys • on which there la property benefttted ' and liable to be assessed. The preliminary assessment roll, p with the names of owners and de--1 scription of property is on file and can be seen at the. office the city ! clerk. If any property within tke benefit1 ted district has been omitted from the said roll, or where » prima facie assessment has not boon marie aßimst ’ property liable' to •b* assessed, the • same, at such time and place of bear- ’ ing, will be placed on said asscss--1 ment roH, and be asßessed with the ! special benefits accruing to the same by reason of said iinpi-overerat Said assessment shall bet final assessment in the matter of thv iinpfiowtmenr. Witness my hand and seal this ! 22nd day of November. 19T9. IE M. DeVOSS, 276t7" ' C*9cy Clerk. ! PL'BLIC SALE. ' The unders igneris will offer for sale 1 at his residence, 84 miles west and one mile south of Decatur, or 5 miles east 1 and mile<; north of Bluffton, beginning at 10 o'clock, a. November 28, ’ 1910, the following property: Horses —Sorrel ms ire 6. years old, with colt by side; 3-J ear-eid. bay mare, in foal, weight 140 S : dapvle grey mare, weighs 158(1; 7-yes r-old mare, in foal; 2-year-old drivin g mare, sired by Butler’s Coach horse, 3 yearling colts, 2 spring colts, 4-y< sir-old horee, weighs 1600; driving k orse * years old, 2 work horses a4exit 9>yearn old; a good work team. C attle—Jersey cow 8 years old, Jersey ♦ ow. ♦; years old, with calf by side; 6 cows will be fresh in spring, 3 taeilora fresh in spring. 10 spring calves. Also Rex & Ahr will nave a car lou d of cattle for sale at this time and pf ace. Most of these cattle will be fresh. Sheep—Sixty breeding ewes, all good young ewes, 18 spring ewe lambs. 3 Shropshire bucks and one goat. Hogs —Five brood sows, 22 heat iof pigs. Implements—Deering bint iW, disc grain drill, land roller, euF tivi .tor, breaking plow, disc harrow. ’ cat riage, top buggy, set of carriage ha rn«», set of buggy harness, 3 sets ' of double work harness, 2 Wilson heap e .s, 6 window frames and glass cam1 I lete,. 100 bushels Clover Brand stock 'toniii, and other articles not mentioned. Lunch served on the ground Terms — All sums of 35.00 and' undue. cash in hand; over 35.00 a oredft of, 3 months will ba given; the purchaser giving bankable note therefor with approved freehold security to the satisfaction of the undersigned. No property removed nntil settlsd' for. • PHILLIP AND NOAH FR»UH{(SER. • Jdha Spuller, Mhrtin Shady, and Ben a FTsher, Aucts. —- —•—- PUBC.TV «ALJ&. The undersweed will often- far sale »s nubile auertos. foiur mtikm east oi • Zfacatur. cneKourth wife swth and I wie-four .h mff* east erf, Rivam, known as the Joes. Fal«- beginning at IP o’eloek a. tn.. Friday. November 25, 1310, six urad a> b*< < ses. Sve head of cattle, 4?. heat: of ewes, 1 Stick, farming Imßhwnents and’ tools. 3 dozen ehieketM grain asri hey. and other artlelte, ut th* ne.mil terms. 3T. Jt FALK t «O, Ed Mtrkland, Anet. tRU Erwin Clerk. ———————•— NOTICE. An I am in need of money, my accounts are left with the Old Adams County bank tor collection, and all parties indebted to me will please call there and make settlement and oblige your servant. 265t6 JULIUS HAUGK. — - WANTED —Men to learn barber trade. Few weeks completes. Time saved by steady practice; careful instrucgiven; diplomas granted. Wages I Saturdays. Splendid demand for I grauates. Write today.—Moler BarI ber College, Chicago, 111. 272t3

HARNESS REPAIRING and OILINGWe are in a better position td repatr and oil ynwr HWnress than ! , we ever have them th « past.. .This •« ttmnutfr’have this work done, to avoid tKm rush of sprinfl.. .It awure. you better work. The j oil put In leatfatr ur winter months us better than, spring or Ww . | mer as the oil vwff set in the leather and leave ■yw harness in i a soft and pilaible «on®»ion for at least two years. If'ycu can spare them now, bring four harness in and get a first-ctaam jwb, at the fol. : lowing prices. REASONABLE Oiling Breeding Team Harness — 31.75 Oiling Hipstr«#p Team Harnessr - — $1.25 Oiling Double Carriage Harness SI.OO Oiling Single Express Harness ... SI.OO Oiling Single Buggy Harness. 75c ATZ & STEELE, North 2nd. St. Decatur, Ind,.

LOST OR STRAYED. A colt from, the barn of Jesse Cart penter, seven and one-half miles south- . west of this c ity enaay night An® ioformation reDardSng same will be highly appreciate d by Mr. Carpenter. Has Monroe’phor ie m house,No. 61, 3 short . and one lon(; riwg. 275»6 NOTICE. We buy tyeue poultry at highest market prices. Ask for our prices before ; you sell. Can ’Phene» No. 49 m( 17. L. C. M4LLS & 248134 Monros. I nd, OYSTER SUPPER. ’ There will be an oyster supper at; Salem on Thursday evening. Novem- ’ ber 24th., for the bunpfit of the Salem ’ M. E. Sunday school, to which everybody is invited. Clune one, come all, k ! and enjoy the evening and Inelp along a good cause, ’dhere will, be other ’ amousements al®g that will be striet- ’ ly moral. Every Body invited. E. R. MERRIMAN. o FOR RENT —A good house on Mercer avowee. For : particulars calii 227. ; 3?5t6 LOST—Lady’s gold watch, hunting case, with iustiai “J” os the outside. Was lost Tueoday, November Ist, bt>- ’ tweoa this e*y and rfort Wayne, lieturn to FradiJaobkan at Nat ional bank and receive reward. 285?6 Ir/Zw W tAI n Hava-you tried 49 File Remedy? If 1 sot, why don’t you? Jtoin the band of praise®, of 49. Pile Remedy. Listen! 49 P'la Remody shews a record of over a. thousand suSterers of piles in Adams coungy anil Allen county in ’ five months of 98 per cent of cures. 1 Cam you aSard for the sake of $1 tp suiter whew 49 is in the reach ot you. 1 49. will iirened lately on applicatiten re--1 Have itohing, bleeding, protruding, • bone, blind w any kind of pHes, re ‘ fbrdteas of hew long standfag Perfectly hannloM and as effeetfae for a ’ ehilri one year old as a a m. of an telgbty yearn old. w General Tonic will relieve that debatty. fiver, Mdteey. stomach, bowel CT treuMe, and give tmnttrifat, relief h> ehlldren wtth or colds. 49 Constipation TfaMots have prevea by sales to be bant „ mr . - *7 ret,ev ' ,ls dlantaess, dull, heavy feeling, dyspepsia, ffuetuatlon or g. 8 permanent cure of J eonttlpntion. per box. for- ‘ to a*k f<w 49 in a n eases.

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WILL CLOSE THANKSGIVING i The fallowing business houses w*j . Rose all day Thanksgiving: Niblick 4 Co. The Kuebier Co. M. Fulleakamp. H. ▼. Mffln. Evoratt A Hite a a Hite. Vance, Hite E Macklin. Holthouse, Schulte Ce. Myers-Dailey Co. Teeple. Brandy berry E Peterson. Peoples k Gerke. Wiunes Shoe Store. Charles oglswode. Clem Vogiewede. Baughman 5c and 19c Store. Steele & Weaver Racial Store. U. Deininger. Mrs. Boese. Mrs. M. Burdg. Misses Bowers. Yager Bros. A Reinidag. Gay, Zwick & Meyers. W. L. D. M. Hensley. The Fair Store. , Schaub, Gottemoller A Co. i Laman A Lee. M. Burns & Son. John Brock. Schafer Hardware- Co. I Ate & Steele. Hower A Hower. Yoder A Brushwiller. True A Runyon, Meyer A Scherer. Kirseh, Sellemeyer & Sore Decatur Lumber Co. SPECIAL FOR THANKSGIVING. . The Crystal theater has arranged to to give away a beautiful and useful I soavenir Thanksgiving afternoon and evening to Its patrons, ft’s the same old pricfa-5 cents. WILL PARENT, Manager. ■ ■ • o r BO« SALE—Five-roomed bouse. En--1 guiraaf George 'Wertzberge' ,at Her--1 Ung poultry house. • FOR WENT—Fife-roomed cottage on ’ South Market street; has al! modern iaßoevements. See Dyonis Schmitt 2631$ ■ BWUND—A geld necklace, Saturday ! night Owner can have same by c* l1 ’ ■ fa* at thin office and identifying, aad 1 fairing for thin ’ad. ‘ POUND—Btmch es three keys. O*»’ •er may have sama by calling (hls i nffire. > FOR SALE—Two acres of P’ OOB< » near automobile factory H. A. Fuhrman, Route No. 4. 26St i WANTED—One woman in each county who desires employment in bon* • 816.30 per week. Be independent and edf-enpportlng.—J. S. Ziegler ' Cn, Como Block, Chicago. 111. WANTEB— Sowing to do by the CnR at 3W N. Third street.