Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 168, Decatur, Adams County, 17 July 1913 — Page 2

r ' ’ - :: ts 3 ■ i C" 7t #'■ w ••/?£ fWr M”' Wrl.R ¥ r$ KTJ AHkSS !*V - • * « ■*- 1 ■ *■ *■ f * gMr■'■ ' i? * ■ .t ■ : ■ JPw SUFFRAGETTE DEMONSTRATION AFTER THE RAID ON DOWNING STREET, LONDON. (Copyright by International News Service; supplied by the New Process Electro-Corporation, N. Y.) Miss Parkhurt, Who Was Sentenced to Three Months' Imprisonment for Inciting th c Mob, Has Been Released from Jail as the Rsult of a Hunger Strike. A party of militant suffragettes in a demonstration at Trafalgar Square, Ixmdon, after a raid on Downing street, where are situated the official residence of the ministers. The attack wag led by Miss Sylvia Pank- 1 hurstBeside carrying the usual banners with the "No Vote, no Tax" motto, the militants introduced an innovation and carried with them revo- • lutionary caps on poles, which may be seen in the accompanying photograph. In the Downing street riots, deck workers joined the women and rioted with them. It was only after a considerable display of force that the police were able to disperse the mob- Broken up in Downing street, the suffragettes and their allies adjourned to Trafalgar Square and later . speeches were made from the Nelson Column. Miss Parkhurst was arrested for Iter part in inciting the mob to disorder ami on July s was sentenced to three months' imprisonment. July i F 14 she wis released from Holloway jail as the result of a hunger strike.

COMMISSIONERS' ALLOWANCES. JULY TERM, 1913. Turnnike District No. 1 Fred Thieme, Turnpike $ 29 ‘.‘>7 Wm. Breiner, same 17 901 John Rittner, same 18 30 Win. Waits, same 28 52 I Henry Rodenbeck, same .... 58 62 Wm. Burrone, same 14 52 I Charles Rittner, same 41 821 George Cramer, same 7 00 John Bleeke, same 3 5o Henry Lee, same 3 50 ! Gust Rrcdbeck, same ; 30 501 Eaf Raver, same ’ 21 00, Elvee Harger, same 12 25 O F. Baker, same 11 20 Ed Ahr, same 8 05 Henry Baumann, same 7 oo Erank .Maley, same 7 00 Martin Tiieine, same 3 50 fer ry Working! r, Mme 5 25 Ered Ei< khoff, same 4 02 Ered Buuck, same 4 03 Wm. Kruetrman, same 5 25 Martin Keifer, same 4 02 Ered Koineman. same 5 77’ Henry Miller, same 2 63 Ixivis Wor’hman, same 2 62 Christ Ehldering. same 2 63 Henry Koenemann, same .... 2 62 John .Miller, same 1 40 Charles Kiefer, same 2 6" Otte Ostermeyer. same 4 02 Fred (istermeycr, same 2 00 Otto Buuck. same 42 55 Fred Eickhoff, same 23 80 Wm. Kruetzmann. same .... 45 55 Martin Kiefer, same 23 80! Charles Kiefer, same 23 80, Fred Buuck. same 7 94 Fred Koenemann, same 5 15 Henry Miller, same 23 8" John G. Miller, same 21 84 Fred Blumberg, same 5 15Fred Ostermeyer, same 17 94 Christ Ehkrdiug. same 10 00 Louis Worthman. same 18 97 • Herman Koenemann, same .. 515 Herman Stoppenhagen. same 10 oo ■ Adolph Stoppenhagen, same . 10 00 ’ Dick Schaffer, same 14 OO , Die Mi Bride, same 14 70 « Harry Schualm, same 12 95' ’ Charles Bultetneier, Jr., same 10 50, , Henry Reiter, same 14 tm > George Berning, same 805 James Stockard, name 5 25 • Harvey Clark, same 5 2S, . Henry Dirkson, Jr., same .... 490 » Elitear Biggs, same 640 “ Uriah Grimm, name 409 B John Bucher, same 175 - August Bloemker, same .... :t 511 < • AA- C. Stone A- Idme Co. same 469 on • The Erie Stone Co., same .... 741 03 „ Clausmelcr A Archer, same .. 47 25 ■ Henry Zwick. same ffi 0? Turnpike District No .2 • Vint Hendricks. Turnpike.... 43 tin » A. P. Duer, same 62 25 .Wm. Trim, same 17 50 " H. Sells, same 15 75 „ J. Andrews, seme 10 50 Elmer Ray, sama 13 “ Phil Heffner .same 875 • Dayton Hendricks, same .... 10 00 ' Berne Grain «• Hay Co., came 3 lo ! • The A. A-C. Stone Co, same.. 473 71 • Joe D. Urick, same 490 • Wm. Sv igard. same 12 00 ’ Decatur Fdry. A Fur. Co., same 600 . Krick A- Tyndall, same 60 imi • The Erie Stone Co., same . . 89 11 Leo Hardware Co., same ..... 1 50 ciuusmeter & Archer, same .. 42 75 Sam Martie, same 8 20 John Worden, same 7 00 M. Oliver, sama 6 00 John B. Miller, uaiae 4 00 B°n Luugar, same 22 95' J Hendricks. saute 47 70 J H. Steel*, same 2 on D. B Roop, same 99 70 Mel Davis, same lii 25 A. Schafer, same 14 25 Dauiiae. s>a*at ■ ■ ....... 350

Harry Daniels, same 5 25 W. E. Fulk, same 12 00 Hm A. Hendricks, same .... 81 00 Wm. Happ'.in, same 3 85 Wm. Dellinger, same 7 35 Frank Dellinger, same 7 35 ’ Wm. Kelsie, same 2 45, J. W. Dague. same 4 20 Turnpike District No. 3. A. D. Buckmaster, Turnpike .. 10 00 Berne Grain A- Hay Co., same 2 25 Homer Charleston, same .... 14 00 Dayton Rhinehart, same .... 7 35 Millard Ketchum, same .... 2 40 Wm. Boehm, same 2 00 Jacob Stuber, same 10 20 Emanuel Liddy, same 1 6o Alfred F. Ryf, same 10 00 F. Minger, same 21 5o Cless Stanley, same- 7 00 Luther Lcmour. same 7 00 Earl Moore, same 3 50 ‘ Ernst Runyon, same 14 70 Vern Miller, same 7 70 Roy Burbower, .same 8 75 Arch Burbower, same 7 ov Chas. Wcver. same 6 00 ('. C. Musser A- Co., same .... 80 00 Ezra Lantz, same 13 25 Rufus Hirschey, same 12 77 .John Amstutz, same 26 25 Jacob J. Swartz, same 5 95 Fred Yost, same lo 15 i I’!::!,p Musser, same 4 90 Calvin Teeter, same 8 57 Jacob Eicher, same 36 75 Christ Gilliom, same 119 90 Joshua Sprunger, same 4 90 C. W. Baumgartner, same .... 8 65 I Daniel Stuckey, same 3 65 ' ( has. Abnet, same 18 15 Elias Hirschey, same 16 25! Joseph Hllty, same 25 00 Noah Blowers, same 6 30 Wm. Aunniller, same 35 35; Albert Ashleman. same 19 60 Otto Aumuller, same 15 20 John Booher, same “2 00 Guy Eley, same 2 50 Abe Hofstetter, same 5 00 \lonzo Blowers, same 70' A. A (’. Stone Co., same .... 1056 21 Henry Runycn. same 12 00' Geo. Miller, same 3 00 B. F. Jii< her. same 26 00 Ben waiters, same Io 00 Milo Sales, same ... 27 80 otto Safes, same 22 75 [ John Kuntz, same 15 75' Wm. Anderson, same 5 25 j David Btuckc, same 5 25 John Brown, same 9 00 George Bucher, sdme 13 30 [Gidion Sehirtz, same 1 75; Christ Eicher, same ..- '6O 00 H. M Arshtnan, same 42 00 Dan Lybarger. same 4 50; Clem Michael, same 4 00 Ora Cross, same 3 60 j Harry Cross, same 6 OO!. Courtney Runyon, same .... 18 75 Fred Dubali, same 7 00: .‘ilbeit Runyon, same 3 50 OTHER ALLOWANCES. [Ferdhiand Bieeke, Salary .... 176 00 j Ferdinand Blceke, same .... 175 00 1 Ferdinand Bleeke, stamps ~ 100 H Wm. B Burford, stationery .. 32 08 T. H. Baltzell, salary 191 65: ( T. H. Baltzell. salary 191 65 ( T. H. Baltzell, stamps, etc... 225 i Wm. B. Burford, stationery ..' 63 65 - ( C. W. Yager, salary 191 55 | w - Yager, salary 191 65 ( .C. W Yager, stamps 5 00 I Burlord, by Deinocnn, 9 25 ( Wm. B Hurtord. stationery .. 6 75 J A. F. Welfley, salary jpg 33 ( \ fteV ’ * a,ar > 108 38 < A. k \Y elfley, stamps 78 ' A. I Welfley, salary 68 91 1 A F Welfley. stamps 2 00 ( W B Burford, stationery .. 76 80 I T. J. Durkla. salary 16« 66 1 T J. Durkin, salary 166 66.’ 'F. J Durkin, bailiff 62 00 , T. J Durkin, b’d’g prisoners.. so 811 1 City of Decatur, lights 11] Indiana Lighting Co., n ß uts 50,1 Vv’m B Burford, stationery 65 05 , Smith. Yager iz Falk, Surveyor 825 : Phil. L. Mavkliu. atauipa .... 7 uj 1:

City of Decatur, S’v'r stamps 1 52 Schaub-Dowling Co., hdw. .. 1 50 Lawrence E. Opliger, salary 112 50 Burford, by Democrat, stat. 1 75 L. E. Opliger, Co. Supt 10 00 B. F. Kizer, salary 60 00 G. W. Gentis, salary 141 6(L D. D. Clark, salary 20 10 D. D. Clark, inquest 23 00 D. D. Clark, same 12 60 J. M. Miller, salary 31 80 Chris Eicher, salary 75 00. Henry Zwick, same 75 00 J. A. Hendricks, same 75 00 Burford, Democrat, stationery 2 59 J. A. Hendricks, stamps .... I 47 C. J. Lutz, salary 41 66 J. B. Holthouse, board review 78 00 C. W. Yager, same 78 00 John F. Snow, same 78 00 T. H. Baltzell, saimj J 8 00 S. Nussbaum, assessor 92 50 B. G. & C. Subsidy June dis. 841 92 i Meyer, Scherer & Beavers, i poor Wash, township .... 10 00 | Everet & Hite, same 8 99 Dr. H. E. Keller, same 31 00 T. J. Durkin, same 1 50 Simeon Moore, same 2 25 Sam Butler, same 1 90 The Kuebler Co., same 7 59 Star Grocery, same 2 18 Teeple, Brandyberry & Peterson, same 8 00 Wiunes Shoe Store, same ... 3 00 Same Hite, same 3 88 Dr. Elizabeth Burns, same .. 10 00 I Dr. C. S. Clark, same 39 00 i Dr. S. P. Hoffman, same ... 3 50 , Dr. J. W. Vizzard, same ... 25 00 |L. D. Brown, same 4 00 Stengel & Craig, same 18 00 T. J. McKean, Hatrford poor 25 ho Smith. Yager A- Falk, infirm. 9 71 Smith, Yager & Falk, same 22 20 Smith, Yager A- Fais. same. . 8 28 P. J. Hyland, same 7 91 L. C. Annen, same 14 00 V. G. McKinnan, court house 10 83 V. G. McKinnan, same 14 23 J. D. Stultz, salary 75 00 M J. Mvlott, court house .. 14 20 Decatur Lumber Co., same.. 24 28 Smith. Yager A Falk, same.. 4 15 I City of Decatur, lights 2 50 Indiana Lighting Co., same.. 50 Runyon, Engeler & Co., C. H. 1 25 City of Decatur, C. H 39 50 'City of Decatur, same 2 59 T. M. Gallogly, ins. jail 4 50 Smith, Yager A- Falk, Co. jail 13 63 Jesse Kelly, r .lary 20 00 City of Decatur, jail lights.. 6 96 Indiana Lighting Co., same . . 9 80 Chas. Voglewede, shoes for jail 600 City of Ifecatur. sheriff lights 10 35 Runyon. Engler A Co. jail.. 9 81 Yager Bros. A Reinking, same 525 E. Laughlin, poor farm .... 20 oo ! Lettie Hilleary, same 25 00 E. Nevil, same 25 00 Mary Laughlin, same 20 00 F. M. McConnell, same 6 00 E. L. Carroll, same 6 15 City of Decatur, lights 110 25 P. J. Hyland, poor farm .... 9 25 Martin Laughlin, same 80 ■ Schaub-Dowling Co., same ... 62 66 Rev. J. H. Rilling, same ... 4 00 Martin laiughlin, same 3 45 Rev. J. Phillips, same 4 00 Chas. Straub, same 4 00 Julia Works Train School... 31 85 Children's Home, Del. C 0... 94 50 Meyer. Scherer A Beavers.. 50 00 Decatur Herald Co 23 Oo The Democrat Co 24 66 Decatur Herald Co I no C. C. Beer 40 00 W. L. Thornhill 28 00 G. M. T. Houck 20 00 C. E. Magley 20 00 Walter Thornhill, ditch .... 1 50_ Adam Bentz, same ......... 150 Eugene Lindsey, same 3 00 Henry Redcnbeck, same .... 1 St) John Duer, same 1 50 Homer Faust, same 1 50 E. S. Christen, same 24 00 J. F. Felty, same 3 00 i Homer Felty, same 1 50 Dan Runyon, same 1 50 Chas. C. Abuet, same 4 50 Jacob M. Amstutz, same ... 1 50 Sam Teeter, same 1 50 Wm. Schaiuiuvrloli, same ... 4 CO E. H. Dirkson. same 1 50 J. W. Barr, same 3 00 Isaac Buley, same 1 50, Isaac Teeple, same 1 50 Homer Bittner, same 1 50 Arthur Blakey, same 1 00 P. L. Macklin, same 60 00 P. L. Macklin, same 8 00 Geo. Ohler, same 1 50 Jeff Augsberger, same 3 50 !C. Metz, same 4 00 Jeff Crumm, same v 600 P. L. Macklin, same i 60 00 A. Bovine, same 4 00; I John C. Myer, same 4 001 Amos Stoneburner, same .. 8 <»0-j Joe Krick, same 2 50: Elzey Jackson, same 3 00 ' P. L. Macklin, same 32 00 P. L. Macklin, same 20 on A. J. Porter, same 1 50 P. L. Macklin. Moser bridge 5 00 P. L. Macklin, Moser bridge 5 00 I’. L. Macklin, Moser bridge 5 00 |P. L. Macklin, Heller bridge 5 00 ■ Orval Haruff, Koos bridge.. 51 Os P, L. Macklin, same 5 00 1 Levi Augsberger, crush stone 30 00 • Wm Melcher, special bridge 16 !!;> Julius Hougk 57 70 J. H. Urick 44 00 W. P. Hendricks 93 451 [Dan Kauffman _ 44 40! Win. Stepler . X... 41 07 j Jas. Kizer, him. for bridges.. 29 <.> Joint Brown 100 25 R. P. Davies 398 95 Chas. Morrison 35 65 Harry Meshberger 153 Si T. J. Durkin, summon jury.. 10 oo I L. Fruchte 8 05 C. C. Ernst, Nffier M. R 15 00 C. C. Ernst. Zwick M. R .... 35 001 Peterson A Moran, same ... 25 00; C. c. Ernst. Mumma road. . 35 oo C. C. Ernst, Fox road 20 001 Peterson A Moran. Hite road 50 00 C. C. Ernst, Hite road 17 25 Peterson A Moran, J. Hnugk 25 oo C. C. Ernst, same »5 oo Peterson A Moran. Stuckey R. 50 on C. C. Ernst, same 15 on C. C. Ernst, Wechter R 20 on C. C. Ernst, Shoemaker R.... 10 00 Chas. Haviland, same 2 oo Wm. Haviland, same 2 Oo E. S. Christen, Springhill .. 2 on •ieo. Gates, same i 3 00 P. L. Macklin, same S oo P. L. Macklin, same 5 00 T. J. Baltzell. transcript sapie 35 00 J. T- Durkin, same 7 40, Democrat. Co., same 97 20 Heller. Sutton & Heller, same 50 00 C. E. Bohuer. same 511 James Hower, same 10 00 i 1 Irvin Kerr, same 2 00 yauce Mattax, same 2 oo z

Rufus Lloyd, same 2 001 1 Glenn Miller, same 2 00 1 J. D. Miller, same 2 00 Geo. Gates, same ....- 6 00 1 P. L. Macklin, same 40 00 1 P. L. Macklin, same 35 00' UP. L. Macklin, same 10 001 1 Frank Breiner, same 10 00 1 E. S. Christen, F. Coppess.. 2 00 1 P. L. Macklin, same 10 00 1 P. L. Macklin, same 5 00 I P. L. Macklin, sanie 10 0o 1 Peterson A Moran, same .. 50 00 1 Rex Andrews, same 2 Oo 1 P. L. Macklin, same 35 00 John Wechter, same 12 00 i J. B. Corson, same 2 00 1 1Z. O. Lewellen, same 2 00 1 Frank Coppess, same 4 00 1 P. L Macklin, same 30 00 •I P. L. Macklin, same 7 50 1 John H. Runyon, same 12 00 ! P. L. Macklin, same 10 00 Frank Coppess, same 2 09 •i P. L. Macklin, same 10 00 1 P. L. Macklin, same 5 00 1 Decatur Democrat Co., same 95 64 1 C. E. Bohner, same sth -T. H. Baltzell, same, transc'pt 35 00 1 T. J. Durkin, same 8 10 1 Joe Urick, same 2 00 ' Geo. Urick, same 5 00 E. 8. Christen, same 2 00 1 E. S. Christen, same 2 OQ, 1 P. L. Macklin, same 5 00 ■ P. L. Macklin, same 5 00 ' P. L. Macklin, same 15 00 ’ Indianapolis Com’ercial, same 2 40 ' Indianapolis Sun, same .... 12 60 'T. H. Baltzell, same, transe pt 35 00 1 T. J. Durkin, same 10 50 •' Decatur Democrat Co., same.. 96 72 1 Eli Myers, same 1 80 ■ Heller, Sutton A Heller, same 50 00 • C. E. Bohner, same 50 1 P. L. Macklin, same 5 QO P. L. Macklin, same 5 00 J R. B. Bart man, same 2 00 j George Urick, same 3 00 ' P. L. Mackliu, same ....... 7 50 ’ P. L. Macklin, same 40 00 1 ! P. L. Macklin, same 45 00 1 Marion Andrews, same 15 00 ' Joseph Peterson, same 15 00 ' Noah Yoder, same 2 09 1 Chris Christener, same .... 2 00 ’ George Urick, same 2 001 ' J. J. Yoder, same 6 00 ' R. B. Bart man, same 2 00 ' Fred Kauffman, same 2 00 ' J. P. Hyland. Byron Whitridge 2 00i • 1 Clay Green, same 2 00- ' Robert Mutter, same 2 00 • 1 Henry Duer, same 2 00 j 1 John Duer, same 2 00 ' P. L. Macklin, same 45 09 Byron Whitridge, same .... 4 75 Wm. Annen. same 10 00 ' Robert E. Doty, same 10 00 ' P. L. Macklin, same 7 50 1 P. L. Macklin, same 35 00 ' C. E. Bohner, same bo ' Peterson A Moran, same .... 50 00 T. H. Baltzell, same, trausc'pt 35 00 T. J. Durkin, same 8 50 ; Decatur Democrat Co., same 96 84 T. H. Baltzell, J Christen.. 35 00 Wm. Shamerloh. same 2 00 Mike Miller, same J 2 08 Oswald Brown, same 2 00 Tilden Lister, same 2 00 P. L. Macklin, same 30 90 P. L. Macklin, same 35 00 P. L. Macklin, same 20 Ov P. L. Macklin, same 10 00« P. E. Macklin, same 35 00 Marion French, same 10 09 Reuben Lord, same 2 00 C. E. Bohner, same 19 00 John Christen, same 2 50 T. J. Durkin, same 7 50 E. S. Christen, same 2 00 Peterson A Moran, same .... 50 00 John Christen, same 29 00 Decatur Democrat Co., same 98 16 Heller. Sutton A Heller, Bchenbeck M. R 50 00 Thos. Durkin, same 9 15 T. H. Baltzell. same 35 00 j Decatur Democrat Co., same.. 104 10 David Mettler, same 4 50! Reuben Mettler, same 2 00 Joel Augsberger. same 4 50 C. C. Ernst, same 15 Ixl Fred Dubach, same 12 (hi Jacob Moser, same I 00 I'd Beider, same 4 1111 Ernst Huggel. same 4 00 Noah Stuckey, same 4 00 "D. D. Mettler, same 7 50 Joel Augsberger, same 4 OO Amos Schafer, same 2 00 s C. C. Ernst, same 92 60 Bert Michaud, same 12 no Thos. J. Durkin, P. Rich M. R. 8 00 [Chas. E. Bohner, same 50 ' Decatur Democrat Co., same.. 95 25 T. H. Baltzell, same 35 00 i Jake Roth, same 4 Off! Peter Rich, same 8 75 • Ed Fugate, same 2 00 , Noah Rich, same 2 001 C. C. Erust, same 90 00 James W. Hoffman, same .... 15 001 Fred Studler, same 15 00 Eli Rich, same 2 oO Ed Rich, same 2 00'' Geo. Urich, same 2 00 C. ('. Erast, same 20 001' jT. J. Durkin. P. Girod M. R... s 00 i tnd'polis Commercial, same.. 2 25 Decatur Democrat Co., same.. os 16 T. 11. Baltzell, same 35 00 ,T. J. Durkin. Reppert M. R... 7 70 T. H. Baltzell, same 3b 00 [Decatur Democrat Co., same.. 94 80T Shepherd M. It 50 00? Decatur Democrat Co., same.. 3 65 ■ Thos. J. Durkin, same .... Jo 50 Phil L. Macklin, same 10 00 Chas. Puscy. same 2 00 1 Noah Beibersteinc, same .... :• on Decatur Democrat Co., same.. 94 16 1 T. H. Baltzell, same 35 00 ' Chas. E. Bohner, same 50 T. H. BALTZELL, Auditor. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS. , State of Indiana, County of Adams,ssi,. In the Adams Circuit Court, Sept, term, 1913, Sarah Brandyberry vs Daniel Brandyberry. n O . 8537. It appearing front affidavit filed in ; the above entitled cause, that Daniel Brandyberry, the above named defendant Is a nor. resident of the State of i Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given the , said Daniel Brandyterry, that he l.c and appear before the Hon. Judge ol the Adams Circuit Court on the Ist day of September. 1913, the same being the first Juridical Day of the next tegular term thereof, to be holden at the Cotfrt House in the City of Decatur c<»uiß«uciu2 ou Jlouday. tbv tirst day

' oi September, A. D., 1913, and plead by answer or demur to said comi>laint, or the same will be heard and de termined In his absence. Witness, my name and Seal of said 1 Court affixed, this Ist day of Julyt 1913. FERDINAND BLEEKE, Clerk. By L. L. Baumgartner, Deputy L. C. DeVoss Attorney for the Plaintiff, 3-10-17 NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that seal < d bids will be received at thc office 1 Cf C. C. Beer, trustee, till the hour of two (2) o’clock p. m. Friday. July 18, 1913. For the furnishing, hauling and spreading stone on the John J Schwartz Road in Monroe Township Adams County, Indiana, according to the profile, plans and specifications on file at my office. Etimate of stone required 1498 yds The right is reserved to reject any i and all bids. C. C. BEER .Township Trustee. Monroe Township, Adams County, it' diana. June 30, 1913. 3-10 17. : o_ APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTORNotice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been apjiointod Exei a tor of the estate of William Conrad, I late of Adams County, deceased. The estate is probablv solvent. AUGUST CNORAD, Executor. D. B. Erwin. Atty. July 5, »13. 10-17 24 NOTICE OF PUBLIC LETTING. Notice Is hereby given that the j i Board of Commissioners of Adams County, Indiana, will receive bids for the construction of a macadamized road in St. Mary’s and Washington township, in said county, known as the Fred Helpert Macadam Road, up ; and until 10 o'clock am., on Tuesday, August 5, 1913, at the regular meeting of said Board! ■of Commissioners, held in the City of : Decatur, Adams County, Indiana, sealed bids will be received for the construction of said road in accordance I with the plans, specifications and report of the viewers and engineer, which are now on file in the Auditors' office of said County, said road to be built of crushed stone alone. A bond must accompany each bid in twice the amount of the bid filed, ebnditioned for the faithful perform ! ance of said work, and that the bidder, if awarded the contract will enter into contract therefor and complete the same according to such contract and in accordance with the bid filed. Ail bids shall be made so as to give | .the amount for which said road will be constructed for cash, payable on estimates to be made by the Engineer in charge, not to exceed eighty per cent of any one estimate, out of the | funds to be hereinafter raised by the sale of bonds as required by law. The Board of Commissioners re serves the right to reject any and all bids. T. H. BALTZELL. Auditor, Adams County, Indiana. The successful bidder will be reqnired to furnish, pay and make up whatever amount that be necessary to sell the bonds lor said im?rov< ■ ment. 10-17-21 o — NOTICE OF PUBLIC LETTING. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Adam.. I County. Indiana, will receive bids for the construction of a macadamized j road in St. Mary's township, in said I county, known as the Otis J. Suman [ Macadam Road, up and until joj ! o'clock a. m., on Tuesday, August 5, IH3. at the regular meeting of said Board of Commissioners, held in the City of Decatur, Adams County, Indiana, sealed bids will be received for the construction of sain road in accordance with the plans, specifications and report of the viewers and engineer, which are now on file in the Auditor's ! office of said County, said road to be built of crushed stone alone A bond must accompany each bid in twice the amount of the bid filed, | conditioned for the faithful perform anee of said work, and that the bid ; der, if awarded the contract will en ter into contract therefor and com-i plete thc same according to such con tract and in accordance with the bid 1 i led All bids shall be made so as to give Hie amouiK lot which raid road will i ►tie constructed tor cash, payable on estimates to be made bv tin- Engineer Un charge, not to exceed eighty per icont 01 any ’one estimate, out of the jfunds l<> be hereinafter raised by the sale of bonds as required by law. Thc Board of Commissioners «-e---serves the right to reject anv and all blds. T. H. BALTZELL. Auditor, Adams Connly, Infilrnn 1 The successful bidder will be re qnired to furnish, pay and make uj> whatever amount that be necessary! to sell the bonds for said improve ment. 10 17-21 —„... —o —— NOTICE OF PUBLIC LETTING. Notice Ir, hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Adams County. Indiana, will receive bids for the construction of a macadamized road in Washington township, in said county, known as the George Roop Macadam Road, up and until in o clock a. m.. on Tuesday, August 5, 1913, at thc regular meeting of said Board <>’’ Comtnissinnors. held in the Cttv of Decatur, Adams County, Indiana, seal ed bids will be received for the con struetion of said road in accordance | with the plans, specifications and report of the viewers and engineer which are now on file in the Auditor’s office of said County, said road to be built of crushed stone alone. A bond must accompany each bid iu tw ice tiia anjouut 0? the filed,

( cantoned for the faithful performance of said w o rk ’ and lhat I dor if awarded the contract * in 8 ' X into contract therefor and com-' nlete the same according to such conI trart Ind In accordance with the bid ,I! ‘\|| bids shall be made so as to give ti » imoi nt for which said 1011,1 ** * Xtruct.d for cash, payable on LstimaU to be mad. by the Engineer in charge, not to exceed eighty pel Kiit of any one estimate, out ot I ...lu to bo hereinafter raised by the: j X of bonds as require.l by law. I ' The Hoai’d of Commissioners reiudlwr. .»«»■ The sujK-essful bidder will be re- ! „„ir.>d to furnish, pay and lnulle V batever amount that be necessary tell the Itonds for said improv.-10-17 24 ment. — APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR. Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of John Bakßl--of Adams County, deceased. The testate is probably Bo,vßnt - . WILLIAM C. BAKER. Administrator. May 30, 1913. Peterson & .Moran, Attys. ol- 19 PETITION FOR MACADAM ROAD. i State of Indiana, County of Adams, ssBefore the Board of Commissioners lof the County of Adams. August Tenn, 1913: We, the undersigned, each and all of whom are resident adult freeholders ! and voters of Washington and Kirkland Townships, in Adams County, Indiana, respectfully lietition your honorable body and ask that you construct and complete a j tree macadamized stone road on the ! boundary Hue between Washington end Kirkland Townships, aforesaid over and upon the public highway situated on the following route, toil it: Commencing at the southwest corner of section thirty (301 in townI ship twenty ven (27), north range fourteen (1 ’I east, iu Adams County. Indiana, ren .i::g thence north on the township line, div'dlng sections twen-ty-five "(25l in lowiuliip twenty-seven (27) north, range thirteen (13) east, and section thirty (3(B in township twenty-seven (27) north, range fourteeu (141 east, and terminating at the northwest comer of sails section thirty <3Ol, township and range aforeI said. Your petitioners a- er and say that the jietition herein is. signed by more than fifty adult resident freeholders and voters of said townships abutting mid township line road andthat more than ten of such petitioners are from each of the townships affected and to be affected by the proposed improve--1 ment. Your petitioners further aver and say that the improvement prayed for is less than three miles m length, is outside the limits of any incorimrated town, connects at both ends with a free ma- ■ cadam road, on said township line, and that a United States Rural Mai! Ponte jesses over said highway, that the same will be of public utility and ! benefit Your petitioners further show that the highway thus sought to be improved is 1 public highway already established and in use and is one of the Public highways on tiie boundary line between Washington and Kirkland I Townships aforesaid. Your petitioners ask your honorable laxly that said highway heretofore described be drained and graded and that broken stone Ik- placed upon the! .pi.-’dc, .Kid upon sueff broken 1 step., there be placed stone screen ! j i:,g?. Voiir petitioners further ask that said highway ai.jve described be'im ,moved to (he width of forty feet, and 'hat .< id highway above described be : grad 'd to a width of twenty-four feot, ■ end that broken stone be placed there- j on to a width of ten feet and to a depth ! of eight itlcln 11 at the sides thereof .and to a depth of ten Indies in the cen- | ter thereof and that crushed stone! : screenings be placed thereon to a ■ depth of I inches upon such broken ! stone, that said improvement be made 1 a doubletrack and that the name of " " Wid improvement he “The Pe’er E Fugate Macadam Road ” lhat to pay for said improvement! we ask that bonds be issued by the .j .a .vi.„n,o in lnl , n taie ot in."“i'i Pa>ab|p ,n ’«»»(>• semi annual 1 installments or series and forth.- nav. ment of whi<n «<- a ßk lhat a ‘7„’X levied upon thn latal)lp p rop€rty vs ».it«l Washington and Kirkland TownI shins, afc.reaaid. in a sufficient amount ! r H »? ln, ? r " ft a '" l Prfocipal 01 > s,.fd I ends as they become due ■hat raid improvement Im ailrt | constructed and that said bonds he is 1 sued and said tax be levied Upon the! | liable property of said townships in I accordance v uh the nets of the le R '. s . a ure of the State of Indiana passed 11 year 19(19, beginning on page : ( 0 " U, ‘ a, ' a vid’ne r„ I? arr nc " s ' orte pr>e d.ng fm the extension of free grsvI I (’°*nv a and aB ?l rW ’ 4a ' an ' l all othcr !We fuHfc d amendments thereto ‘all the n ' a, ' K tnp boar '’ to Uke law » MI Z Rtepa rp nufcd by force providing for the extension m I RespiMtfiilly suamitteo - l-nepp/Kerr,:, A.' V . H Grahn,,, 1 r lp,i U'ische, i lohn on ra £% Jon « H °Bm au . F. PJ L ’K: c S Johnson Louis lr : J 8 ' ■’ F Ho<ker elel G , T p TIt- 1 t -' a T , ‘ c. fcqu Jp Feller. j. u . t

Wm. H Coppock. Frank Comw... John Worden, L. A Thoints K Miller, Marion Reber, John Floyd p' ra Reber. E. E. Zimmerman. ' Conrad. Geo. Houck, ,N Ehrman u. D. Brown, Jr ; W. D Hower, Samji J. Ix»yse, Wkt. Dickeal. Albert pert. D, W. Byerly, Jacob Geo. Martin. 1. F. Yaney. ( L . «»»,' linear, C. M. Andrews. Wm 8| 10af ' Wm. Zimmerman. J. W. Brown, .igwl' C. Henechen, D C. Zimmer. Mm s , W. Meyers, Christ Beldy, 8 j era. .Middleton Beavers, ,i as ,' Brown. Ben Liniger, Daniel Werlln-,’ Martin Kirchner, G. H. Bright, Alban Arnold, James A. Steele. J. T Bav n . E. Miller, W, J. Goldner, Wm. Web’ er, Reuben Beery, Harve W. Beer. Christ Helmrich, D F Fugate ’ This petition will be presented t Q the Board of Commissioners on Tuesday. August 5, 1013, at which time the taxpayers of Wash, ington and Kirkland Townships !nav appear and make such objections as the law may provide for. THOS. H. BALTZELL 10-17 Auditor. ■ d _ NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE OF RAILROAD PROPERTY, Notice is hereby given, that the und--1 rsigned Receiver heretofore appoint, ed by the Adams Circuit Court tor The Fort Wayne and Springfield Bail, way Company, a eorjioration. in a certain cause therein pending, wherein. William Fuelling is plaintiff and The Fort Wayne < Springfield Railway Company et a), are defendants, and I ursuant to an order, judgment and decree of said court duly entered of record in said cause on the 7th day of July 1913, will on the 14th Day of August. 1913. between the hours of 10:00 o’clock a. m.. and 4:00 o'clock p. m , of gaid day, at the East door of the Court House of Decatur, Adams County, Indlzns. offer for sale at public auction, all n f the property, .assets, rights apd francfiises belonging to said defendant company, said projierty will be sold aa an entirety and in all things as ordered, adjudged and decreed by said court in said cause as aforesaid. Terms of Sale. No bid will be received or entertaiii. ed for a less sum tlian Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. <5250.. 000.00). No bid will be received or entertained unless accomisinled 'with a twentylive thousand dollar (025.0iH>.0n, deposit or certified check on some reputable bank in the City of New York, Chicago, Ft. Wayne or Decatur, Indiana. on the express condition that said cash or check will be forfeited to said Receiver and shall become a part of the assets of said compan? in the hands ot said Receiver, if said bidder shall fail or refuse to comply with the terms of sale and jMy the balance of bis bid u|*on confirmation of said sale by the court as aforesaid. Provided however, that'if such sale should not be confirmed by said court then Mid cash or check so dcjMwited with Mid Receiver shall be returned tv said balder. Should said sale be confirmed by the court, then said cash or 1 heck so deposited shall be ac cepted and taken as a part payment of the purdiass price for said jwoperty by said Receiver Said sale will be made without relief from valuation, appraisement or ledemplion jaws, for cash and free of liens, except taxes, and subjec t in all things to the further order and approval of the Adams t’ircisit Court HIENCH QUINN. Receiver The Fort Wayne and Springfield I Railway Company. 17 24-31. Illi 1— — SHERIFF'S SALE. The State of Indiana. Adanu- « •••:«- It}, ss. hi cue Adams circuit Court u Liams County. Indiana The Old Adams County Bank * <■< rporation. vs. Wi'llHm 11. Fledderjohann ot al. No 2872. Bv virtue of an order of sale »•* directed by the Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court of said County and state, I have, levied ii|x>n the real estate hereinafter mentioned and will I expose for salt at pubHc auction at I exjeose lor sale at public auction 't 1 tlie City of Decatur, Adams Count . Indiana. lietween the hours of 1* ' o'clock a. 111. and 4 o'clock p. 111. on Saturday, August 9. 1913. | (he rents and profits for a term inil exceeding seven years, of the follow■ng described real estate, situated In Adame County. Indiana, towit The east half of the south half of outlot number sixty-seven (67) in Jesse Niblick's, administrator of the • state of Jolie Reynolds deceased, addition to the town (now city) of IF caiur, Indiana, being a subdivision i ‘ outlot uumbei thirty-eight 1381 in said town of Decatur (now- cityi. in Kdatns County. Gtato of Indiana And on tailure to reailaa|therefiiHn the full amount of judgment, interest and c osts, ] will at the same time and in the same manner aforesaid, offer tor sale the fee sttnple oi the above described premises. Taken as the property of Willia.n H F’leddc-rjohann to satisfy salt! o' der of sale this 16th day of July. 191 ■ THOB. J DURKIN, Blterifl 17 -F3i — j Plenty of late cabbage plants at Fullenkamps, 25c a hundred. FOR SALE—Four milch cows. See R N. Runyon, one-half mile north of Oent school hou ße . Tl* k I OR SA^E —Ou® family driving bolt” eight years old. Weight 1000 lbs ■o in good flesh. One eight year old mare suitable for driving or workRtf. Weight about 8200 lbs. Inquire ,ot M. L. Magley. iiecatur, Ind. Pbou* Um. 16W3 IOUND— -Piece of tnoney Own^ r can have same by describing P ro! ' *rty. inquire at this office 167tJ * FOR BALE - Davenport, 3 roikei - stand and oarlor cabinet 121 N° jtii St., (,13. 167tl