Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 103, Decatur, Adams County, 29 April 1924 — Page 2

OHIO VOTERS GO (Continued from Page One) large vote that will serve as a notice Governor Cox fought to bring out a to the country that the Cox candidacy w ill be presented to the New York Convention with all the vigor that brought his the nomination four years ago at San Francisco. They want a smashing victory and not merely a perfunctory endorsement. The republican delegation to’ the Cleveland convention will number 51 and Ute demodnttie dplegution to New York 52.

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FRANCH BECOMES (Continued from Page One) "Governor McCray files his resignation as governor of Indiana at 1:20 this afternoon to' take effect at 10 a. ill.- April 30, 1924 You will therefore proceed to take such steps as may be necessary to assume the duties of governor of Indiana at thut time.” Mattlnsville, April 29—(Special to Daily Democrat) —Emmett F. Branch, lieutenant governor, will go to Indianapolis tomorrow morning to take the oath of office rfs governor, he announced this afternoon upon re eeipt of word that Governor McCray had resigned. ' The lieutenant governor will leave here at 8:30 o’clock tomorrow morning and will be sworn in at 10 o'clock. McCray's resignation becomes effective at that hour as he appears in federal court for sentence. Prisoner of “Federal Row” Indianapolis. April 29 —(Special to ally Democrat) —Warren T. McCray, governor of Indiana, was a prisoner in the bull pen of “federal row" at the Marion county jail today. Heartbroken and stunned by the verdict of the jury in federal court finding him guilty of fraudulent use ot the mail, the governor was ordered lo jail last night by Judge Anderson to await sentence Wednesday morning. * The governor epent the night in a room with eighty-tour other prison era. Refuses to Comment From the moment he heard the reading of the verdict until the prison doui s closed behind him shortly before 10 o’clock. McCray refused to make any comment on the case, or to indicate whether he would resign I'n m the governorship. Among his friends, however, it was reliably reported that he would voluniat ily quit his office and turn the reins of government over to Emmett F. Branch, of Martinsville, lieutenant governor. It was also stated on good authority (Jut McCray would take nd appeal from the d<-cision of the jury in the United States district court here. Anderson Is Severe In summarily ordering McCray to jail without an opportunity to visit his family. Judge Anderson branded the governor as guilty of more felon les than any man he itad known in hi* .21 years of experience as a judge-

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1924.

mously wicked and bad." Judge Anderson said. "He has shown an utter disregard for the right. What kind of a conscience did this man have? "It is my duty to show this man that no matter if lie is governor of Indiana and no matter if he has .road acres he can not escape the penalty (hat is customarily given to every criminal ot low estate in this .•ourt. The marshal will take this nan into custody." Mrs. McCray Collapses , Judge Anderson's order fell like a thunderbolt on McCray. It was entirely unexpected. A few moments before, while the court was recessed lie plumed his office ami asked his secretary to inform his wife that he would be home late lo supper. !—»—J—WANT ADR KARN—B-8—» 4—B—B—WANT ADS EARN—B-B—B ■ - —.-o NOTICE TO 111-lI'KMIAXTM Slate ot Indians, Adams County, SS: In tlie Adams Circuit Coun. April Term. 1921. Cause No. 12179. To Quiet Title. Notice to Intendants. , Charles K, Miller. I’liiintltr vr. Mittliias It ‘man. elnl. defendants. Comes now Charles K Miller plaintiff In the above entltle.l cause by his itturiu.vs l-’rimbte * bitterer itnd tiled hla complaint herein together with the H"fdavlt <»t a t that (lie following named derendanta aru non-residents of the State of li.dlanu. to.wit: Henry C. Witte. ~a Wltti . Clara Wefel. William Witte. .Mai v W ftte. Anna Wefel. Karl Wefel. I'hr i Wefel. William C. Wefel. Walter O. i Wefel. Pearl Wefel. Uirens Wefel. 1 Kathreen Wefel, William H. Kleinsorge. Cora Kleinsorge. Theodore W. KleiDNorgv. Nettle KitlnNorK<*. anti that tne rraidenre upon Inquiry Ir inknown of the following n.-ime<r<lr. endante. to-wlt: John Kl<* In Monte. Matthttn »r»nan. .Mathinw I'utirni.in, , Katharine Poorman. Ma thia* Poorman. Daniel Poarman, Christina Poorman. Simon Poorman. t'alhtrne Poor- i man. Shnaon P<».»rman. Catherine , F«»ormun. Peter Weiat. Barbara Weiat. Harharon Weaat. Barharv Welat »H<»rge Pet»rman. George Po«irman. Xano Poorman. George W Halfen? qurger, Jamee h. Brown. Elisabeth

Brown. Elisabeth Brown. E. C. Brown. whose chrl.tlnn name l» unknown to the nlnlntirr. Henry Bra--»’;i'<r. Henry Br.-niei er. peter Wete Simeon Poorman. Georire W.ltan,*n»bernr. H.-nrv Brelmelr. Sophie Rroim.fr. Henry Unni»\rr, Henry Hremeyer. Henry Rreniver. Henrv Hrelneler. IJenr, Britut r. Henry Rielmier. •siphfe Breimeier: that th. narnea of Hie defemUiita are unknown anil that they are lieile. e.| to l>e ncm-rcsi.ient* of the State of Indiana, sued In thia action t.v the 'ollowinK nainea amt deal <nat lona. t..-wit: th,- unknown iiiMhamls amt wives roeiiectlvely ..ft •ach of the following named peraona.l to-wlt: Matthias Boorman. Mathlar Boorman. Katharine Po.. man. Mathla* PHirnmn. Daniel Pnorman. Christina] Joorman, Simon Poorman. Cat hern. I • .airman. Simeon Povrinan. Catherine 1 Booryian. Pi-t. r Weiat. Barbara Welet. ■larlwroh VVeaat, Barbary Welat. Gennre Peorman, Georse Pmirman.l Maney Poorman. G. .. r g. w RalTenapercer, Jatn.« l». Brown. Elisalwth Rr..wn. Elisabeth C Brown, E. C. I Brown whose .'lnletlan name la unknown t-- the plaintiff. Henry Brav-I "...er, Henry It-emeier. IVt r Wvllii w elrt. Simeon Boorman. Georae W Itaffenabvreee. Henry Breimrlr. SoehlcBrelmeir. Henry Hremayer Hem* Bre-| mvyer. Tmry Breeder, Henry Brei-| nv*'.r, Henry Bn’mirt. H.nrt Brel.] H'e'melrr. Karl Wefcl.l Clara V • fel. John Klelnaorae. th.-' name" of ell of whom are unknown to' the pls miff; the unknown wi.b.weia J. renpe. lively of * ea. h of I Hie following F.Mmttl «I«*i*cmsv I |*era»nns. John MatthiH* I nun. Ma thia* P<» •rm.in, Kutharin* Morman. Mathlo Peorgian, Ihinh-I IrMorman. <'hrHtira P«*>*rmiin. Mimon ' oorirstn. t'4lhern« Shimon nt*T nwlr ** r *Herfne Pournmn peter ( Ji*’* 1, Wernc Itarhtroh Wpifl. Harharv Wrist. ♦rur <>or.| man. <»r»rwe P‘M»rm«r. X<n« y Poor-1 W, R tgf nvp» rgrr. Jarnr* IJJ Brown. hHr.a«lMith Brown. Ellgahoth» r. Hrown I’ <• Brow n wlt .o < tiri«tla.A> irMnw i M unknown to plaintiff. Henrv i r, Henry Brrmr>rr. PrtrrJ »n Pnorman. <»e<»rg*-j pv lUff'*n»l>ertr«»r, Henry Brvineh. | Hrwimeir. Ilrn*y B^emayor I | Heart Hrenir’er, Henry | I H’-nry Hrrlm<*ier. Henry HrlmHrJ P*e«»nr’rr. Henrv fbrlitiirr. tf.ej 1 h'IRRB <»f all <»f whom urt unknown t it I f»lahniff. The unknown rhlMrth. «<r.' pt eiwtrnt* and hr»r». surviving »<»«»»i«•«••». • ,ri«MH*>rs. find odtr nintra|or«, of I fievliwr*. lagMtanr, t*•»»•»••»«•«. ( and •*%«-« lit »r* of Ihr Imt will gn*l , tSJheRtW, >»:. « In lnier«ra>| »n*i «>• Migtrn fi Vw |y o f tMr n .lowing nan M an*! dogignated •»*•« r ns.i v ; •«<* John Klein. tr M , ’ [MAfthm- I’ itrjHtn M*,ibi.,* P.h. rmnn. * fkatlmrlre l*o-« ,i ’miiri wfuthtu* Profuan.’ | r »Mnie! Poornoin, f'hHattna poorwMin I n.» «'M»hernr blmnon Pm»rr'an. 4*athfHn« IMorman. | Petor W«*4»e. Korborn W?iwf ILrrhorolr | Wmae. Rori«orv Grurnt pnnr. j mon. •’rorgr P«w»rmnn. Xom y Poor. 1 i.r’an nF-orgf W haffooNporgrr, Jam«*« 1 »». 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New lipstick und powder boxes come in very brilliant colors —bright reds greens or sometimes glossy black. ' Political Calender Democratic Ticket Commissioner, 3rd District Dally Democrat: Please announce that 1 am a candidate for the democratic nomination for County Commissioner from the third district, subject to the decision ot the voters at the primary election. Tuesday, May 6th. GEORGE SHOEMAKER. For Judge Daily Democrat: —Please announce my name as a candidate for the democratic nomination tor judge of the Adams Circuit court. 26th Judicial circuit, subject to the decision of the voters at the democratic primary, Tuesday, May Gth. 1924. DORE B. ERWIN Daily Democrat:—Pleese announce my name as a candidate for the democratic nomination for judge of the Adams Circuit court. 26th Judicial circuit, subject to tlte decision of the voters at the democratic primary. Tuesday, May 6th. 1924 J. FRED FRUCHT®. For County Auditor Daily Democrat: —Please announce: my name as a candidate for the democratic nomination for Auditor of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary election. Tuesday, May 6tb, 1924. MARTIN JABERG. Daily Democrat:—Please announce my name ad a candidate for the democratic nomination for Auditor of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary, Tuesday. May 6th. 1924. FRANK NEUSBAUM. Daily Democrat: Phase announce 1

my name an a caailldate for the deni-' ocratic nomination for Auditor of A<l- - county, subject to the deefaion of the voters at the primary, Tuesday, May f<th. 1924. WALTER WILKINSON. Auditor Daily Democrat: —ITeane announce that I am a candidate for the deme viatic nominatioti to. - aml'tor of Adams county, rubject to Che decision of the voters al the primary, Tuesday. 1 May 6th. W. L THORNHILL For Sheriff Dai’y Democrat -Plvaau announce 'hot I nm a candidate for the dcm<>lcratic U'unnati.ui for Sheriff of Ad‘lauis .flinty, subject to the decision j*if the voters al the primary, Tuesday, May Sth. JOHN RAKER. For Treasurer Dally Democrat -Please announce , that | am a candidate for the dem» ! cratic nomination for Treasurer of| Adams county, subject to the decision <>f the voters at rnauiry Tuesday, May 6thLOVIgS KIJiINE For County Recorder Itaily Democrat:—Please announce my name as a candidate for the democratic nomination for Recorder of Adams county, subject to the decislo.nl iof the vot. r. at the primary, Tues-1 '-<• . I MRS. CLARA ANDERSON. — iMiiy Di'niorr.t: —ITeaso ur.nowee tuy name as a candidate tor the oetn;ocratic nomination for Recorder of Adams comity, subject to the decision of the voters at th. primary election.. Tuesday. May Sih. 1924. ED GREEN Daily Democrat:—Please announce my u.ii.e as a candidate for the duuiocratic nomipatom tor Recorder «.f . Adams lounly. subject to tho decision of the vot* rs at the primary, Tuesday. May 6th. 192* GEORGE M. T. HOUCK. Commissioner. 2nd District Daily De mocrat: Flohsm announce i that I sm a candldaia (or the' democratic nomination for County j Commimiioner.' second district, subject to the decision of the voters at I the primary election. Tuesday. May 6ih. 11. F. lilt EIN Ell. Prosecuting Attorney ■| Itaily Democrat:—l‘lessn announce my name a* ■ candidate tor the democratic nomination for ProserutinK • Attorney. 2Sth Judicial circuit, sub-1 . ject to the decision of the voters at the primary. Tuesday. May Sih. 1914. JOHN T. KEI.I.T J I»aily Democrat:—Please announce my name as a candidate tor the dam • ocratic n»uiinat!on fnr I’rotwcutlng Attorney, jfith Judicial cirmit. subi jert to th- d-rislne of Him Voters at 1 ■ th- primary election. Tuesday. May. ' «tb. 1924. A. C. RVTCIIKH. For Purveyor ftolly Ib’tno* rat: — F|ea»« announce that I am a candidate for the demoi cratic elimination fur Purveyor <it H Adams > trnnty, nubjuci in tb- doJeUion of «h« vt.t. rR nt th- primary op ilTtrsduy. May 4th. 1»»« DICK HOCH. Kcptibljrpn Ticket 'Fee liyrtff Fl< a»* announri nlv trutie as a ran ■ didst- fnr the r< publican nomitistkmi ' for Sheriff of Adams county, subject ..tn Hi- dermi«in of Hie vo»ers nt Hie primary election to be h-ld May #tu.. M W PFTFP.pttN. For Bhe'ff tiwllv Democrat‘—Please announ'-e my num- as a candidal- tor th- re publican ootulnaiinn for Hhrrtff ut Adams county, attbje t to the declelan of the voters of '&• pilmary :elecUou T iieociay. May 6, irt* W. W HAWKINb

Another Booster For Clean-Up Week Here Next Monday will be the first day. that the rubbish will bo hauled away. This service will cost the property owners nothing, so get busy and get your yards and alleys cleaned upOwners should see that their vacant lots are kept clean and not used for u dumping ground by the neighbors surrounding it. Nothing looks better to strangers than a city whose yards and alleys are kept clean from tin cans and other rubbish. Since the city will provide means to make this clean up possible surely the citizens should have pride enough in their own homes to make this one grand clean sweep. Please have your rubbish placed in such a manner that the city men will be able to see it as no second trip will be made. MEMBER CIVIC SOCIETY. a Court House Set For Trial ''-The case of the Union Central ife Insurance company vs. ‘Joregh Warner et al. has been set for trial on May 9. To Appoint Guardian The petition of Joseph A. Kintz for the appointment of a guardian for Mary T. Kintz was heard by the court yesterday afternoon. The court found that the defendant is n person of unsound mind, incapable of managing her estate, and that a guardian should be appointed. Case Dismissed •Tile case of The United St>tes (HI Company vs. Albert F. Mosure. a suit on account, was today on motion of the plaintilf. , Real Estate Sold In the estate nf Mathias Striker, the report of the sale of real estate was fih-d and approved by the court. The tale was lonfiroiml. the deed ordered, reported and approved. To Release Mortgage MMOTMnOB a— —- Daily Report of Local and Fore Urn Market* Opening Grain Chicago. April 29. —Grains opened with an irregular undertone on the' Chicago board of trade today. Wheat trading was light and of a ' scalping nature at the start. Oper- ! a tors moved cautiously awaiting Indi-* ‘ cations as to May deliveries. | , Corn slwntped due to lack of dei mand and lower cash premiums. IndiI < ations are for a firm movement. <’aeh business was not pressing. Oats displayed individual strength and opened unchanged to higher. I Provisions started easy with hogs* and < aides. , East Buffalo Livestock Market I Re, eipts 73t»0, shipments 3040. of- | tidal to New Ymk >e»t«r,lay. si3<); ’ hogs dosing slow Tops $7.85; bulk. |S7. SO: auite a Mill unsold: h<*uvlies s7.Bt*; ifisliiims light weight 87 80; some buyers still bid-1 |ding 87.75; light lights 87.35ft7.8j;l I'igs 8707.25; packing sows rough.' | >6.fin; rattle 200 alow; sheep 20<>. ‘ tent cllpfsl lambs 815015 35; no ieholce wool lambs here; best clipped laned wetber* IMpt.3s; Hipped ewee, | 88-50 down; cabee 400; tops 111. Toledo Livestock Market Hogs _ Receipts Son; market, le'eadv; heavies 87 j0®7.60; mediums j 87.6t»tf 7.65. Yorkers 87.6007.65; I good pigs 86.75 tr 7. Calves—Slow | Sheep and iattnbs Sieady. Fort Wayne Livestock Market 1 | I3t'» lbs. and down 8606.75; 130 to *l5O ths. 8707.10; 8M to 190 lbs. 87.J0 190 Rte. and up. 87.30; roughs 85 50® 6j stags 8304. . I aim Its—Bls3S dflwn. Caiv w— 8908.25. LOCAL GRAIN MARKIT — (Corrected April 38> ( New No. I Wheat, bushel Mte • Yellow Ear Corn, per 100 He I White Com 86e lontn. per bushel 43c i Mixed Corn 86.: ttys. p«*r bushel Harley per bushel.,, «6c Timothy Heed 83.60 DECATUR PRODUCE MARKET —mil mi e—(Corfecletl April 381 I Heavy Hr os 18c> . “prinnera, smooth .............. 17c URftoMM lie' >'"<• 18c I •Md Roosters (>6c| ■Ditcka t»c Ifinean .... Un > Eggs, down .... , Me AH poultry purchased must lie frnei from feed LOCAL GROCLRO CGG MARKET Lggs. <lo*eu jtg; BUTTERFAT PRICER Butterfat tJe

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• CLASSIFIED ADS • 0004 <-*♦•***«*•« FGR BM* FOR SALE —frounty maps, the only ones obtainable of Adams county. Daily Democrat office. 97t12x FOR SALE —Buff color and newsprint second sheets, receipt books, 25 receipts to book, tablets, large and small. Daily Democrat office. 97t12x FOR SALE —Fresh cow, calf by side. Ford Garage, Deyatur. , 100t3x I FOR SALE Early garden plants and green onions. L. T. Brokaw, one block west of Green house. Phone 984. 101t31 FOR SALE—Good Poland China tnalej hog. full blood- also Indiana road 1 grader. L. W. Franks, W. Monroe; st., Decatur. 102t;ix: FOR SALE—Early cabbage and to-1 maio plants. Seen Henry Haugh, 2p4 S. loth st. !Q2t:ix, FOR SALE —Baby chicks, Barred Rocks and Rhode Island Reds. J. F. Stonerook, phone 615. 102t3 FOR RENT —Large lot for garden on North Second street. Rent anyway to suit. George G. Fhindcrs. 99t3x FOR SALE —fcarly cabbage and tomato plants at 512 S 13th st., Decatur. Indiana, phone 674. Mrs. Wm. Norris. !03t3x FOR SALE — furniture, dresser.' coin mode and side board. Morris ehair, six dining room chairs, and other useful articles. Must be sold by Saturday, May 3. Cheap. Phone 103; Adams street, city. 103tZ | FOR SALE Two Fords. 1919~touring and 1918 touring, priced for quick sale. Decatur Auto Paint and I Top Shop. 10315 * WANTED I WE CLEAN RI'GS- llave your nigs cleaned by air. Call for and deliv- i er. Colchin Brothers, phones 441 ami 561. Factory 115 East Rugg st. 86t30x] WANTED—Maid for gi neral house- ! work. Family of two adults. No washing. .Mrs. Janies G. Cowan. 504 i No. Sei ond st. Phone 478. 102t3x ■ ■ —————— FOR RENT ! .‘lot'SE FOIt RENT on Fifteenth ami I Monroe street. please write or | phone C J. Miuer, Nappane:'. fnd.l ’193 8. Elm St. 102t2X| [FOR RENT— Modern residence, near business section. A. D. Suttles. ! LOST AND FOUND I -LOST -Gobi watch, 17 jewels. Rock-[ ford movement, on corner of Jeffer-1 [son and Second streets, where new! 'church is being built. Finder please, return to Daily !>emocrat office tnvl' receive reward Carl Adler. 108t2 Frank Engle To Play For Radio Program On Wclnvsday evening, April 39. j at 7:15 o’clock. I-Tank Engle, form- ! . er Decatur citizen, und bis “Unlfluc ' EnlerUtinura" will play * program i of real dance music from the radio I bruadexsting station WGARZ. at the : South Pend Tribune. Decatur radio | (upi are inviu-d to tune in ami hear the concert. Frank is a brother of Ficd« Engl" of this city. ■ -o notu'H or rivet. a*rrri.r;»iEVT 01 KSTATK. N'. JW7B N>»t La* I® h«*rr|>)* «*h «*q t*» the ’»*••*!!- ’•»r®. Lrlrh ui»«! tagnti of Arthur A. ’ tteceaiuHi to wpjwar lit Ute * 4-utirt h«-hl at litilHnn. r»n the If th of May* m8»«I cMUM', If Miiy, why the' Pinul Helt lenient A«*•*<• tint|i with Ihr ertote of wmI«1 <|e« > od«>tit Ahouhl R“t b* appiove«i; Mtnl an hl heir® are »»ottfi*i t«» then end there malte proof «»f heir* . i»hip. arid rtibhe their dietrlbutht . Mharea. NOAH MANOOLO. Administrator. • l*».Meittr. Iml. April 21. Frix hit* Ac laltlvrrr, Attys 23*-* ; wc NOTICE AH nertmna knowing thetnaelve* iiidnbt'si to the firm of Meyer 0 |a»n-: hart pleaao call and settle aecounts See J. M. lauihart at the Mill, or, I Naomi Meyer nt the Smith A Bell of ; I Bee. Prompt aettiumeut will be ap-‘ I|*mUUnL loot 6 Anyone tlwirinx milk from ut> on thr lirsi delivery are re<iuc; led to leave empty ntilk boules out night before as we Mart our route beginning Tuesday, April 29(h nt 3 A. M. • hits urromodating patrons with fresh milk and rream for breakfast. Second delivery will he made to the house between 7:30 and M A. M. BROADAt IIES DAIRY . instn NOTH E I will stand my horsev' nl > Preble on Mnndaya and TuesHays; balance of week at my farm, near I'reidheim church, commencing April 11th. Service fee f 15.00. AUGUST CONRAD. BlMwlS-SS-SwSO-Ji

DR- FROHNAPFEL, D r I Chiropractic and O.tMD.th C ’ I Treatments given to , u t P *'," I at 144 South 2nd Street M I Office Phone 314 □ -■ Office Houra 10-12 a. !n-t.5°M I S. E. BLACK I UNDERTAKING and embmu,. I Calls answered promptly I Private Ambulance Serrig I Office Phone: M I I Home I N- A. BIXLER I OPTOMETRIST I Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitwl HOURS: «to 11:30—12:30 to 506 I Saturday 8:00 p. m I Telephone 136 I DR. C. C. RAYL I BURGEON I X-Ray and Clinical I Office Hours: I Ito 4 and 4toß p. D I Sundays, 9toloa. m. I Phone 581 I FEDERAL FARM LOANS I Abstracts of Title. Real Ewtu, I Plenty of Money to loan n I Government Plan I See French Quinn, I • Office—Take firn stairway I DR. FRANK LOSE I Pliysician and Surgeon I * North Third Street I Phones: Office 422; Home a I Office Hour*— 9toll an. I 1 to s—< to 8 p m. 1 Sunday • tn * a m I NOTICE TO TAXI’AYEIS I Notice is hereby given that I MONDAY, MAY 5. 1124 I j will be the last day for paying wrl I spring installment ot tain, frl ; treasurer's office will be open tm | j 8 a.in. to 4 p in., during the tai*| I ing season. All taxes not paid b)MI I time will become delinquent ak (I ! penalty of 10 per cent will be ami i Do not put off your taxes astbeywtl be paid, and the law point* wtol ' duty of the treasurer. Those vsubwl ! bought or sold property and »>at| 'division of taxes should ctunehil I once. Don't wait for the rusli ' cepitt* cap be laid anay for UM| 1M do not ask for it. I LOUIES KLEINL I Treasurer ot Adams Cwjl 0 Mar » I I Mint i: OK-I'IVM »l ltli;wif| OF HST *Ti; I Notice la hereby blmii t-'t:i«rwß i tors, lu'lrs and h'aste.* ot 11 I Ada>lM f’irt uif h* l«l at IkMM I Indiana, yn th«* l •!•*>’ “I IJtn. and ab4.w 4«ii9» If anv. . Oni'lSa Ibe approved; and said h*-ir» anM»| ti.-d lo (hen an<t there | hHralilp. ami receive their e »harwß. (| A-iuawaMM iDeiatur. Tlxl.. April 71, !»:<• „,1 IA. C. Butcher. Atty. -*| ! trroivT'invr tic siiwisi-TaiiM Kotb e la Hereby JUt * ’ und«*r»itfrH»d ha* b«*m ' niiuialratria "( i: " f M.ye". Isle ..f A.1..-I' ed. The eatale la I" i .'.”4? Waites’. A£r_ J holl< *»» »IV»I 't.TTO.BB* 8 <»> IWT4TK No. .'"l*. , , ~ . ft* did S-.qi... is hereio v ■ tors heirs and a W I FINAL '‘ HKrTLKMIA'T .with lb»a*Ut»”( . . „ w Ina’ be approved; a.id »• “ | in.tltled to Ihrn a»'i I rtf !t«dan’i tiibutlvs share* . .ir.HIJSJ ADI.I.IA , '| in(|l ., l rW* jlh-.stur. Ind. Lota ami Adam*- A' ■ ‘ r, »< Star City -»•««» “ t •life were •alebralwl »•"* J „ land Mrs. Horatio !•>•' 1.83 andaUvllw.r vetrtM,W” DR- C. V. CONSKI-1 VETEIUNARIAN i * StMf lal Attrtll'on I I caiilr and poultry | 120 No. | rponv: OSic" 143-Ko»»»» o B-, —MONEY-*'* Money to l<*n ■*J at f,% intermit. * partial Bw«>«u*«* P rt t fxnharl ft ’ |rll * r I- Decatur. lu | *' a,,a I 0— 7' ~~ j' P.rm ."<f V’TS"* ‘ I ,p®r Bala. OB'** *»I"M —— gffM