Decatur Democrat, Volume 42, Number 35, Decatur, Adams County, 10 November 1898 — Page 6

Oh, the Pain of Rheumatism! Rheumatism often causes the most intense suffering. Many have for years vainly sought relief from this disabling disease, and are to-dhy worse off than ever. Rheumatism is a blood disease, and Swift’s Specific is the only cure, because it is the only remedy which can reach such deep-seated diseases. A few years ago I was taken with inflammatory Rheumatism, which became so intense that I was for weeks unable to walk. I tried 4X —. several prominent physicians and took their treat111 enl faithfully, but was viable to get the slightesl relief. In fact, my eon. ST & dition seemed to grow vF » \ worse, the disease spread JC over my entire body, and f rom November to March 1 suffered agony. I tried ' ' * many patent medicines, ' but none relieved me. tfx' r' 7 Upon the advice of a 7 7 friend I decided to try S. S. S. Before allowing me to take it. however. mv guardian, who was a chemist, anaIvaed the remed v. and pronounced it free of potash or mercury. I felt so much better after taking two bottles, that I continued the remedy, and in two months I was cured completely. The cure was permanent, for I have never since had a touch of Rheumatism though many times exposed to damp and cold weather Ei EAN'OB M. TIPFKLL, STII Powelton Avenue. Philadelphia. Don’t suffer longer with Rheumatism. Throw aside your oils and liniments, as they can not reach your trouble. Don’t experiment with doctors —their potash and mercury will add to your disability and completely destroy your digestion. S.S.SK,BIood will cure perfectly and permanent y It is guaranteed purely vegetable, and .’•ontains no potash. mercury, or other mineral. Books mailed free by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga -."T.rT" -Wfi~

THE SUPREME COURT ROOM AT WASHINGTON DAMAGED B\ A GAS EXPLOSION. Entire Central Eastern Part of the Capitol Practically a Mass of Ruins. Many Valuable Documents Are Destroyed. Washington. Nov. 7. —An explosion and fire las' evening wrecked the supreme court room an.l the rooms imir. - diately adjoining it on the main floor of of the capitol. The damage is enor-. mens. The entire central eastern part of the great marble pile from the main ' floor to the subt- mniean basemt nt practically is a mass <>f ruins. The the explosion w.is so heavy that the coping stones on the outer walls, just east of the point where the explosion occurred, were bulged out ly two inches, windows in all that ; part of the building were blown out and locked doors were forced from their hinges quite !•’>'' feet fn >m the s tie of it. The explosion sh-.x-k the immense structure to it- foundations and was heard several squares from the capitol. It occurred in a small room tightly enclosed by heavy stone walls in the sub terranean bii-ement immediately below the main entrance to the old capitol building. In this r\ m was a .'.e-light gas mt . r which was fed by a4-im hi main. The met. r itself was wrecked - and the gas pouring from the main caught fire. Flames Parted I p the Elevator Shaft. The flames originating from the ex-' plosion darted up the shrift of the elevator. which had been completely destrewed by the force of the explosion, and communicated with the record room of the supreme court, the office of the marshal of the court and the supreme court library. Before the flames could ; be subdued the priceless documents in rhe roe rd r.;om had been aln: -t totally destroyed and sen< u; damage had been done in the marshal’s office and some miner rooms in the immediate vicinity. Only a few persons, principally ■ ‘fliors of the capitol police, were in the building at the time, but several cf them had narrow escapes.

The library vntains al- ut v ’• nines, and was nsed not only by the jnsrices of the ,-tiprenie court, bat by members M s . ' ngT» ss and lawyers pructie-.r.g before the supreme court. Justice Harlan said last night that the library was very valnabl . Many of the work' it contained would, he th<>r<ght.be di^i-. cult to replace. Records Destroyed. The most serious damage, in the opinion of the judges f the supreme e nrt. is to the ree. rds st.-r -d in the sub-lu. .-- ment. These included all of the rec-. ords of the supreme court from 1792 t 1532. The room contains records of v-ases and opiiii- t> rendered by the fathers •>f the judiciary of the govern-! ment. The documents in this room are either t- -tally destroyed -r so badly damaged by fire and water as to be usel-ss. Throughout the lower central portion of the old capitol building doors, windows and fittings in eommitteerys-ms and other apartments are badly damaged. Just north of the Crypt an archway almost over the merer room was < mpletely bl- wn ■ -nr and great ma.— of n.ivs-ury tern from the floor wire hurled to the* ceiling with such font as to burst the stone an ', piaster of the walls above. Ponder r.s flagst< were wrenched from their resting places and throughout the corridors the frescoing on the ceilings and walls of the corridors were utterly ruined. N daruage was done to the main foundations of the building, as these are of s< .id ma- -.iry tieepdy embed -led and 25 feet 4 inches thick. Miner Returns. With SIS.OOO of Sooth American Yellow Metal. Cleveland. Xvv. x — Mr. Franklin Ranson of this city, whc went to Terra del Fnegv- a year and a half ago in quest

of gold, has returned with nearly $lB,000 in gold. Ranson says all gold is obtained from placer mines, or is washed ont of a magnetic black sand that is thrown upon the seashore. This sand sometimes runs SI.BO to the pan. Conspiracy In Paris. Which May head to a Rebellion In the French Republic. London. Nov. B.—The Daily Chronicle says this morning: "We have received information from a reliable quarter of a ■well organized plot in Paris, in the event of the inquiry before the court of cassation proving favorable to Dreyfus, to foment a riotous outburst in the French capital, to attempt to overthrow the civil power and to assassinate the leading champions of Dreyfus. “These reports are (Tn firmed by interviews had with M. Trarieux. former minister of justice, and M. De Pressonso, foreign editor of The Temps, as well as others. The police have warned those friends of Dreyfus to change’ their residence temporarily, or at least to carry revolvers.” Horrible Death E. F. Bentley Saves a Streetcar From Being Wrec ketl and Loses His Lift*. Paducah, Ky., Nov. s.—The body of E. F. Bentley was brought here to a broken-hearted family from Louisville, where he was killed by an electric car. Mr. Bentley was an employe of the I. C. railroad at Louisville. He noticed a heavy iron crowbar lying across the track in such away that it was certain to cause serious damage, and perhaps throw the car. laden with passengers, from the track. He sprang forward and picked it up, throwing it aside, but before he could get tack the car struck him and he fell under it. His body was torn to pieces and was strewn over 100 feet along the track. The motonuan and conduct .it were arrested, but were released as the accident was unavoidable.

Engineer Was Dead. His Hand Grasped the Throttle as His Train Speeded Along. Kansas City. Nov. S.—While the fast refrigerator train on the Chicago and Alton was speeding toward Glendale, just east of here. Engineer Richard A. House sat dead in his cab. his hand grasping the throttle, his glazed eyes fixed straight ahead on the track and a i peaceful smile on his face. When Fireman John Vamdell discovered that his mate was dead the train was stopped, the remains carried back to the caboose, and at Glendale transferred to an incoming train. The cause <f death is not known. House came here from Forest. Ills. 1 raitors to Their Race. Strong Resolutions Adopted by the Whites at Newbern. N. C. Newbern. N. C.. Nov. —At a mass meeting of wltite men held hen the following. am. ng ther resolutions, was adopted: Resolved. Th-tt henceforth a’.l white men who vote an . al y t neiuseive< with the negroes in p/nt.cs shall bo regardad and denounced as traitors to their race and country and as public enemies, and not to be as-ocinted With. A strong re s iluticn was also a ’.opted declaring that prefereue sh til l h forth be given t< white over colored j labor whenever practicable. Horrible Murder. Old Mau and Woman Hacked to Pieces by Robbers. Two Rive's, Wis . Nev. s. —Mr. and Mrs. John Bahls. ag 17- and f>s years respectively, were brutally murderol in the villag. f Mlshi. rt. abrat two ’.nil- - northwest of h re. Mr. Balds was killed in his barn and his wife was slain in their cottage. The faces of the victims were hacked to pieces with an ax. Robbery is supposed to have b.-en the motive. V ■ 1 States bonds t ' I fT.OOO. mortgages amounting t< and g .d eurre-u 'in th- stun f nearly were overlo lied by the murderer

l.ieutenatit Niblack. Washington. Nov. 7.— Lieutenant Niblack. f oi*nerly in charge of the naval militia brar.?h of the navy dt panment. and just detached from the command f : torpetli boat Winslow, which has gone; < ut of commission, reported at the navy dep®rv,nent yesterday en nrate to Manila. having been assigned to dury on Admiral Dewy’s flagship, the Olympia. Smallpox at Richmond. Richmond. Ind.. Nov. 8. — Pearl Pearce, a 19-y<ar-old boy living in West Richmond, yesterday developed a case of smallpox. He has been ill for some rim.’, but the nature of the disease was not suspected. Health Officer Davis is taking the necessary precautions to prevent the spread of the disease. Burned to Death In His Shop. Detroit. Nov. 7.—Patrick Murphy, agetl 40. who lived al one in the rear of his blacksmith shop, corner of Cheney street and Michigan Center. wa> burned to death and the shop destroyed by fire early ’yesterday. Sacai, a seaport town near Csxta Japan, promise, to become the Sheffi- id of the east. A c ompany has been formed to ensage in the cutlery trade there This city nas had for time immemorial a high reputation for its cutlery, but hitherto the want of machinery has militated against the cheapening of the production. A most remarkable convent is to be found in the catacombs of the Russian cathedral at Kiev. Deep down beneath the irai. -ulicent cathedral are nriiee of subterranean corridors, lined with cells, in which I.;t’J ascetics perform their daily cevcticn and duties, live, eat and sleep, in the grim company of their dead r-e<’; ?-ssors

Legal Advertising., NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ES TATE. Notice is hereby given to th- creditors, heirs and legatees of William Newcomer. deceased to appear in the Adams circuit court, held at Deutinr. Indiana, on the-Ist day ot Novetnlnrr lens. andshowcause.it any. «») the Anal settlement accounts with the estate of sai l decedent shoo'd not tie approved and said heir? s are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. , , . Jacob Butcher, Administrater. Decatur, Ind , Oct. 2S, W. 34 ’“ NOriCE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ES TATE. Notice is hereby given to the creditors, he rs and legatees of Abraham W alters, deceased, tn appear in the Adams circuit court, he! i at Decatur. Indiana, on the Ist day «'f December. w cause, ifanv. why the tiria seti.ement accounts with th*' estate ot said decedent should not be approved; and said he.-s are notitled to then and there in ike proof oi heirship. and receive their distributive shares. Elijah Walters, Adm r. D» catur. Indiana. Nov 9. J.T. Merryman and J. T. France, Att ys A PPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSEsubscriber hen bv g’ve notice to the citiz* ns and voters of Monroe town-hip. Adams county. Indiana, that he u ■ apply to the Board of Commi’sioners <f «m-t county at the r Dec ?mt»er term. >' ' ' a _se to se i spirituous. vinous and trait ;iqu:»i* in quantise* less thana quart at a time with the privi'eae to al.ow th** same to l»e drank on the premi*» s wnire sa-d iiq mrs hf- sold My place ot bu*ire»«. when in ; - i re t he sold and drat k is .iHiitt-d on the grout d floor of a one sturv frame buiLl.ng Hti ated on the we t 22 f» et of in "t number twvnt\-*evvn o*7l. io tb*» village of M-mr.e. said county and * Jackson street. > . of room 2 >’• • ■e: " ’ trout and side openitar*. with sn;a ; *'■ r ve room 12x15 feet. with board partition - x te* t high. I also give notice that 1 wiP -.pp y t.-r P» rmiss ton tu ran a lunch counter in the same »oom. a , 35-3 Ferdinand Kessler. Applicat :.

TO TEACHERS. Notice is hereby given that there w-. be a public examii at ion of teachers at the enun’y superintendent * office in Deca’ur. Indiana, on the last Saturday of each tr> 'nth. Man script made in o:her ctxunties " . t* < e received. Applicants mus r be seventeen \e c.s of age before th* y will l*e icensed. B* ?:. s the statu ory ira he* ai d Science e‘ E rion. app’icai.ts w * • = require d to ar.swt r r. list bax-i on seieetei lit era nine—the select? n ade bv the State Board of Educsti n For the s iX months b-c-irg wr-i N vemWill be base-i in partn Flato s Republic, f- L lowing the Towu-h'P Ins : .-..c*. -' ' and fro n Genera! Pedagogy. Brginnmg with January two or t hree \uest ■ors: nt be h -1•; ry eiami atioa will be craw., f. -s c: -.. Elements Teachers’ examioat. n beg.ns promptly at * k a. m. Yours very truly. IRVIN BKANDYBERRY. C_>untv Sui-t-i lEitecdeut.

A DMINISTRATOR - SALE. 1 Notice :« hereby given that thv adminwrator of’the esta’.ecf Uart . ne ‘ endei. deceased, will offer for sa at put ii auction. st thr late residence of Caroline uei. in Jefferson icw:i*h’p Adam? l ‘un’y. Ir :;ana. tetng three and one-half mi'** norttnast New < ryden. Jay county Indiana, on Saturday. November 19.1898. commencing at 10 o’clock a m.. theb .. xw.rg rtrsonal property bri ng:ng to 8,-.:.i tszait. to-wit: T» work horse*, three ni:. -h c- «• '« year! ng calves, a lot of .-<»rn in ire ?h xk«■ d the ?:a k three brood s< «■?. a f • - and duck*, one hundred an 1 fifty bushel-• >f r»a»s in the tin. a lor ot in the : farm n-' implements, house!'. Id an : k.ichen iurmture. TERMS OF SALE. All sum? of ISC' 1 and under, cash in han k - write giver, the no»e? t«» tes*-eured the satisfaction of said adm niatra’o’JAMES KB XN EY A:m - France A S: n*. A:u rnexs.

A PPLICATION F\>K LIQUOR LICENSE. Tc "he civ. ns f • S. o od Ward of th” ei’vof fecetur A<tww« cour t’. Inc ana. and fiii -The** wht * it mavexsc ra: X. _x- u r>y r ven xb«t I. lb** under- < 2r.« :. i ma e- nhd-':»r’. ver the a«e of eoT’ v»-&r? at d & r*?.*iden? of *a;-i city. •V.’-nt'r »•-. At Decernterm. .<•*- f the Boar i C ■ ■ " n •f* ■ i ,nty ard *pp y f ” > *•* >**■ - v-:er s .ve S r r ;■ f ga ~ arir:i: v ’ ■ -S idaT :o q .anx'Ties xhc: • qxiar? a ti. e. with ibe •r v. ■. if t *■ . * i -C ' same ’ ’'' ar > whtrre - . : also -w ar i r. eeil e.g-ars and tcbicro. Tt r pre ■*€ . -eirl n ■' *he jsrcrr»«es r wb‘ct I dt--.-*•* ■ - t«rt» ’ swf»y sa d qu 'r. with the privi ere of a w gx.’ie -aroc :o d'ar.k thereon. > me iron: ground, floor r• : . f a twu-story br . k b rluiins *iu:a»e«i on ibe s« uth tweoix iwo fret n width off f io-lot natnber fifty-twn in ?a c city. eountv and sta*e. «a»d root, where said areto b** <®o:d. d'ant and *r -en away is iwen« ty-two feet wide by serenet feet . rz and is a - - -’i the recorded Dial vs said city ot iKcatur. Indiana. 34-3 Chalets D Mcrrat. Applicant. - in 'orporaied Town of Berne. Adam* county and «xate of lr diana. xhar I -ob Huir ker a ma-e in: abitant and resident of ** town, a per* n < v» r the are of twenty-r nani a person rot in the ba' ’ f t*c t 'r intoxicated, and a fit person to be cntiwTed 'with the jsaie of inoxica’ l* ixjaorr- w . make application t* the Board of Cor misMor» ns of ibe cour’v of Aiams. a: their Dree® : *er Fese-on for the ' ♦ r : Sri i *r -e tnFel! -pirif us. vicou* and ~a : and tber intoxicatinr '••/? r* in .-■«•. .• nu'..-* thar a quart at a time, wifi the p’ v >re of r ‘ th° *ame ’o be dra* k oc th* p-emier* wue e fold The p ace where I desire v -aid inroxi 'stinr quors >cn xne rround f • ’ n the two-«tory iirr fr r.r rr Main street ir t wn. Mruir.ed on the : 4i * tot descried pre: -< t -wit: The we*’ rwertT-’wo ff -* - number one 1 The room sell afewesaid tntmican-r . >-* * wen’y (Xh feet ia width, fortv five tr. :- -*th. sod ten and oae-half ’ ? 'eet in be-rtxh. inside measurement, and :.s* a r*ne-et :-ry attachmer.t on iberea- I w- »: the «ame time »«k - m’sskme to keep and naatn’ain a ur 'h counter m a fort said h»a for the purpose of sel> iDr eatables. 34-3 Jactb Hcszikxb. Appoemt. ;_ . —

FPLIt ATIOS FOR UQCOB LI ESSE Tn rhe entires* and mhiV ’as?* -'f tbe town of Wi am*. in Roc: towns irn. g”d to th* xen« and inhabitants of said Root township. A ■’arc* oxrnty. Indiana X • s terobv e ver. that I. J* hr Her * mal- inhabitant of the *a:e of Indiana. over the aae nt t«enw-oc* years. and a person m in th* hat**? of bee-t nr ”isnxM»»ed w-. rsak* apr cat n ? h* Rrari of Cnatn* .n---er> ofsa L ie» lauo* >?»*-:•e*t* r *zular «essi*xi- corcmenc-nr me fir«t Vondav in December. PBr. for a .-**«* to retail «p»ntuous. vinous. malt and ther istoricariag liquors in *w» quant tie* ? -.*• a 'jusr* at a time, arfth the prir ere of ,« the sane tn be drank on tie s»s whereon said Hqe rs ar* to be sold SaM pre-®! 2 ** ar* « 'uated *s so <»wk to-wit: Insiioda: ’ bebcij-:nr situated on tbe north twetirv 3P *ee? of number f*r*v in the <m r.na plat of the town of Williams. ~ Root - w-nsr.ip. Adans eoatrty. Indiana, same >?reeo-3ed an' des ffiated on ’he reerrded r- at of «asd town. Said room in w 'b ’** asp ’ - r : desires to set! sai 1 :"tciv*‘ nr tiqncrs H the front nxm ground ? «a the aod r»ae>KUf atory trame bu ; iiar • *« ioiot and on the north twenty fee? ?her*of afnres* d. Str *?xse beta<tw*mv 3" *eec wide and thirty feet in fronting on Perry street m said town of W : <iamsSoi applicant de« r*f a>o to keep a lunch counter and ci<ar <x*M io Gescrihed room and sell clears and tobacec therein. i 34-3 Joffit Hit. j

K PPLICATION FOK LIQTOB UCENbE. St*teof Inrfwna. Adam, coun’r jhe town -owhso'p m Adams too not in the /hing™:"* 1 ' e entrust'd lieenre to rell F pirituou«. mdou>. nia.t ana « pM?d’iTd town. 'LidXm >n sa.d l ' u > SSSerasS Sir. er in miduiwnot i.enev. inui-ija. .* « IsvAC E. Shsll, Applicant.

A PPLICATION FORLNVOB LICENSE. TotheeOiron? and inhabitants of the town ofßuena Vista and Hartford township, in A 'L:™ n that I. W. \ « , is ama inhabitant of tbe »ta t ' - and a person net in tbehabitot b-eomin>r mrovested. will nuke application to the honorab'e Hoard of Co > -i stoners, of theroi nty of Adairs in the .tare e. Indiana, at their ri.t wir,i’a-s<-- ■ in t'e.-einher. Ko. fora I cense :‘- u ?\. . r-. ! s. trait and ail other '. ■-in -o- .uantiu s than a quart st/time to be d-nk the premises where sod. in a-d •’ ” J’?? ’’SS buHima fron'iru-on a publk Streit in sa.a town where the ba id ' c o-t ated on J.i .. .. 1-iwiugdeKnbed premises, in said -own of Buena \i-f. in Hart ord ’ « —up. n Adams county, state of Indiana. 'uTnur her sere n ’ n the town of Buena v sta in H«i f i to’ P Adamscm Indi-na. said buikpng tronts <u*tro saw ’be -■im-'* - !<et ai'M ’ ’ c . ' ' «ice and 45 feet long, ail in one i.wmi a u no partitions in sail the said[ applicant E > re? « jrant an i w.u petition sa u < unmiw oner« r a grant permittirkr h»m to run in conbeettoi with s*M ■ - and m mi build nsa restaorsir and eannghOGse, m sa.u ’room where >*4 Lquors are to be so u 3*3 George W. Nichols, Applicant.

5 I'PLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE. ' is berebr given that tbe undersigned. Jac b Brannei-ann. a tna e inhabitant of the sr-iteof lndi»i i. and county of Adams, oyer tn.- age of 21 '< srs. ape-.-n M 'll the habit of becom r-' nt xieated and a fit r- raon to lie entrusted w-:t’ the <-tleot intoxicating I quor-. will appiv to the Board of Commissi, nersof A.-- - -'out::. Ind 'ana. a’ their DeeeniO r sessi r :- '. • r spirituous vinous,"malt and other intoxicating l iquors tn ,<~s quarttties than a quart at a time to t>“ drank on. the premises where sold, and on and at the f Bowing drscrib. i premises in the town : Berne. Adsmscounty.lndiana, to-wit-The . ct s’-rv frame building fronting cn sit .m tbe south part of a strin of land SOfeetwi'e. be’ng the middle oneth’r i part of in-lot noinber s, ven n. ;■ ssxi I. wn of Berne, and divided from the balai-. t- of said lot by twostraivht lines running n-ntb and south one on ’he east and <me on tbe west s de thereof, and the room to be iised is the ground fleer of said building. btinglSfeet wide east and west, and Cd feet ieng north and south withan opining ano c ass frot.i the south and an opening tn the rear • r:h. Sa>d room is II feet high and is the on v n> ni in said t u<lding. The ap-vi -ant a.desires to keep a eigar stand and lunch counter in said room, and -■>- cigars, tob- roo and lunch tberei t 34. Jacob Ba.xXnem ins. Applicant.

£>IIE»IFF> sale. The State of Indiana Adams county*?: In rhe Adam* circuit court of Adams county. Indiana German B . kilns'. Lean Fui -i and A» - ciativii. a corporation. I The Nat n.. Si ; wiy C a corpurath.it. Miry r Saiia.M S- -'-rt. Andrew G B i.ii*. Charie* O. Harper. ’ C bane* E L'- sch. By virtue of an order of sale to < me direviec bythecerkof the Adams Circuit ' Court, of said county and state. 1 ba\t levied upon the reai estate hereinafter men lioned and will expose for sale at public auction at the East door of the Court House in the city ?f lieeatur. Adams county, Indiana, be tween tne hours of 10 c ciock A. M. and 4 : o'clock P. M . on Thursday. November 17. 18&S. The rents and profits for a r p rm not exceed ing seven year*, of tne following described real estate, situated in Adams County, Indi ana. to-wit: lulot number f *ur hundred seven in St .dab iker *a ’ lii; nto <he town «>f Geneva, as reeuMed on the recorded plat of said addition in Adams county, hid ana And on failure to realize therefrom the ful. Amount of judgment, interest thereon and ■costs. I will at the same time and in the same manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple of the above deser: bed premi-es Taken as the property ot the National Suprl v Co . a c rf*-ration, to satis’y said dterte. this ->th day of October. ISA* PkterP Ashbaucher. Sheriff S 3-3 Bv Francis E. McLean. Depotv James T Merryman. Attorney for Plaintiff. NOTICE of hearing of ditch petition. — In the matter cf the petition of John Milter N ice is be Tty that a petition has been filed with the Auditor of Adams county, siate * and viewers have been ap pointed who have viewed and reported said view, wt-ch :* on file mmy office. The bear-; mg of said petition upon its merits will be tn Wednesday, December 7. l'-9 v . ibe same being the 3rd day of the December i- m of the Board c f Commissioners of Adams county. Indiana. The pra ver oi said petition is that a ditch be kt*:: u ,’ted on the foilowing route, to-wit:

B*r:r •rz at a point eleven rod< west and twent* 3 feet Dorth of the northeast romer of M-ctiOD ser*n n.»owns hip t wen tv fire fS north ranre nfteen P east, in Ada'~so.-;:nty. ladsaaa: ruiminE thence south 30 degrees east e rateea rods: thence south twelve 12 rods: thence north 76 decree* east twenty-four rode: thence north K>-, degrees east twen ty-ooe - rocs thence east sixty-nine 69 rods: these* north S dezrves east th rythree 33 rods: thence DonhSi- desrrees east for?y-ei<hi 4* rods: and terminating in the Fariow ditchf at a t* !nt nineteen 9 rods west and eighteen 1? rods south of the northeast corner of the south half ot the east half of the«outbwe«‘ auar erof section fire 5. township twenty-five north, fif'een 15) east, in coasty and state aforesaid Pass: r. r ’hro- gh and upon the lands of Reuben Meyers. Rosetta M. Ralston. J. w Fmente zer. Frank Co?teral and J V.. Em*r - h aer and <ber sand* as .-hown oy Eewer- reportNOAH MANGOLD. Auditor Adams Co. KTOTI~R OF HEARING OF DITCH PETITION. In the matter of the petition of James A. Hendriefca. N - > :.*reby riven that a ret::> n has been filed wtth the Auditor of Adamseoar.: v. *Lt'e of Indsasa and viewers hive been npp?iated who have viewed and reputed said ’Tew, winefc is «n fi> ?n my office. The bearing of sol petition unon its merits will be cn Wednesday. December 7.1595. t»e saae bemr t»e icd day of the December tertr.. . *.-*■*. vs tbe B«rG of Comniis*x>n€’-« of Adams connty. Indiana. Tae myer ot s*.d peow: h that a ditch be

constructed on the following route, to-wit: ~ . L/kn . n J /;irVv^^Trcd\7<"^y h o^r t h Tno7rh’ - Bus? last thil (4‘liod-; thence south H) de'’“’LLast 'th rty-foor rods and terminate in she Stmlabaker Ltd, at ‘■* h 3«* n "’''d wist’iXiTr'oTtheLouth-half of the Xt’!;:::t' quarts of -*«ion tr.,r l y. l our CIU t«sof James Z iferdidcks Laurn Karr. Hanv Karr. I’aviii Mudabaker. W. H. Graham, right of-way of Grand Rapids and lort'iins railroad, and Washivgion township lor the public higbwni. NOAH MANGOLD. .. .. Auditor Adams Co. NTOTICE OF HEARING OF DITCH PETIIN TION. Tn the matter of the petition of H. S Passon. x-ntioe is hercbr Siren that a petition has lalen filed with the A”d’tor of Adams county s-ate of Indiana.and rlwers bat - been apnointed who have viewed and • eported said which i« on til- in my office. The hearing of said peti-ion upon its merits will been Wednesday, December ", 1898, lh „ same being the 3rd day of the Peeemlier ” j.oa of the Roardof Commissioners of Adams county. Indiana. The nearer of said petition is that a ditch be constructed on the following route, to-wit: Beginning at a point ten (10) feet east of the cent er or section *ix. t nvosh tp f went 5 - fix e (25>, range fifteen IS) east, in Adams co'intv Indiana, running <hen<*enorth sixty-six fib) ro «• thence east fl'tr-fourt-M) rods: thence •i .-th eight-five tS*>) degreese«M eighteen (I ) rot!*: thence north > uy <»G) degrees e st twelve (12)rnd c : ’hence *-a?t eighteen (l?u mds; thence tv-lou*- ’4) : 'ds: thcnc east eighteen (i s ) rod-- thence -»nth fort v-five (4 V degrees east twentv-loui (N-rods: thence north ♦ ast twent 1 five**"' rods: thence; a-t fit teen 15) rods: thence couth eleven (lb rods; thence ea't fifteen IM rod*, terminating in the \\ tn Fallow di’ch at a point forty two and oneb 1 4- rods east of the southern corner of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section siv (6). township an 1 range afore. «atd passing through and noon the l>»”dt» of i’a’vin Teerf r. C. B. Cotteral. Alfred Ellio’t. I' v; i Stud-’baVer and Jpfler*on township, and :sfleeting other lands as shown by the viewers report. w NOAH MANGOLD. 353 Auditor Adams Co.

NOTKF <IF HEARING OF DITCH PETITION. — In tbe matter of the petition of C. E. Stuckey. Notice is hereby given that a petition lias bron file.! with the Auditorof Adams county, state of Indiana, and viewers have been ap pointed Who have viewed ami reported said view, which is on file in my office The hear ingof sail petition upon its merits will be on Wednesday. December 7, 1898. the same being the 3rd day of the Docemlier term. of the B-wn] of Commissioners of Adams county. Indiana. The prayer of *aid p'tition D that a ditch be constructid on the following route, to wit: Beginning at a pnint forty (40) rod? east and thirty two 32> mds north of the southwest corner <» r the north h»lf of th*' northwest quarter of sect on three (3) township t wentvsix north, ranee thirteen LD ea«t. in Adam* county. Indiana: running thence n< rth .V decree* east twfnty-fnui 24- rod*: ti.ence uotih SI dfgre's east thirty <;«’• rod-: 'henc? east twelve <l2> ro-i*: the ice north 45 dearer* ea-t twenty-four (24> rnd*: thence north thirtv i'o» rods: thercenorth '5 degrees ea-t twelve H2'rods: thence east twelve (1?) r. i.i*; thence north 4- dosrrec* ?i»*f thirty-right > ro’-. and terminating inthe J-aacSant bine ditch at a point thirty-two ami twenty-eight (2S) ioda nnrth of the aoutbeast corner of the southwest qu rter of section thirty-tvur <34 . township twrnty-seven *T n<»i th.’range thirteen (13 east, ‘n county and state aforesaid Pass!: g through and np- - the lands( f C. r. *itnckev. Nokon O*sidy. Edward Bein'z Catherr e Libbv. John Stont?nhe r and Isaac Santbine. and affecting other lands as shown br tbe viewers report NOAH MANGOLD. 35-3 Auditor Adams Co.

Notice of adminhtrators s sale OF REAL ESTATE Notice i* hereby given that the undersigned. administrator of the estate of Ulrich Gehrig, deceased, will on Tuesday, November 22, 1*99, at 10 o'clock a. in. at the furniture store of the late t’lrich Gehrig in the town of Berne. Adam* county. Indiana, and continuously thereafter from day to day until the same -ii.ill be * dd. - tier for *aieat private sale, for n<»t lv** than the full appraised value there< f. all In accordance with the order of the Adams Gircuit Court of said county, the following real estate in Adams county. Indiana, to-wit: Commencing at the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section tnirty-three <33. township twentysix (S6l north, range fourteen (14 east, running thence south thirty-one <3l > rods to a stake in the centerof the Berne ditch: thence west aiong the said ditch fourteen 'll) rods and three links to a stake: thence north thirty-one ;i) rods and five links; thence cast fourteen (I4i rods and three links to the pa *e • f lieginning. Containing two and 74-l » a res. i ;< »re or less. Also part ot inlot number thirty-four 34‘ in the town of Berne, said county, a* follows: ' Commencing at the southwest cornerofthe * tid iulot. thence running north forty-four (44- feet, thence ea*t to the right of way of Cincinnati Richmond & Fort Wayne railroad, thence south parallel with the said right of way aliout forty-four 44 feet, thence west to the pla -e of beginning. Also commencing at the southwest corner of inlot number sixteen in the said town of Berne, thence running north forty-four 44) feet, thence ea*t to the right of way of the Cincinnati. Richmond A Fort Wayne railroad, thence south parallel with the right of way • f the said railroad forty four (44) feet, thence west to the place of beginning. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash, in band: one-third in nine months and one-third in eighteen months from the date of sale. The deferred pay- . mentsto be secured with both freehold and n ortgage security to the satisfaction of the undersigned. LOVIS GEHRIG. Administrator. Mann & Beatty. Attorneys. 32-4

•NJOriCE <>F HEARING OF DITCH PETI1N TION Io ibe matter ot the Petition of Barney Hackman. Notice is hereby piven that a petition has been filed with tbe Audl'.orof Adams county, ■rate of Indiana, ard viewershave been ap; pointed who have viewed and reported *aid view, which is on file in my office. Th* hearing of said petition upon its merits will be on Wednesday. December 7, IS9S. the sa~e beicatheSrd day of the December term. I<K of the H'-ard of Commissioners of Adatns bounty. Indiana, The prayer of said p*tition is that a ditch be constructed on the following route, to-wit: Beginning at a point forty (#)» rods north and eabteen I* teet west of the north we*: corner ot the southwest quarter of section thirty-three (33). township twenty-eight »28) north, range fillet n east, in Adams countv. Indiana; running thence south forty (10) rods: thence west thirtv-seven C 37) rods: thence south 33 decrees west thirteen <l3> rod*: thence s uth 7S d* zrees west eighteen •l w rods; thence >outh <" degrees west eighteen:-*' rods; thence south 65 degrees west six .4) rods: thence south 44 degrees west fiftyfour <s|i rods; thence Suu*h4(> degrees west sixty tfiv- nxis: thence south 35 dejrrees west twenty-four >24) rods: thence south FO degrees west six »6> rod«; then south twelve (I?) rods: thence south 75 degrees west nine (9 rods: thence west thirty-four (34j rods; thence south twenty-three (S) r d*; thence south 45 degrees west eighteen (1?) rods: thence west six

(6) rod*: thence south 5n teen (14) rods; thence somhP* 8 W terminating with th?e ont n l , r ““ r| "nxl l l M ent watercourse at a n<>!n? anc * o, tta»! M rods south and one hundr..^ 1 « west of the northeast corner "n’b'’ quarter of section LSI , . •"» fiom. G-71 north, range county. Indiana. PassinJo 1 ‘ il ” in Ad.? th- lands of Jatnea Mo-e/*’'"’ 1 ' a n«ns Anthony Snuller Ti... Anieiia c; hl ' )o, i SamueCHelm and shown by viewers re a p£ t '" nt 0 *>‘r laM ß '“ d s “hAXCB NO. t Beginning at a po nt forte „ west and twenty [2o] r.«| s J, „‘ h n '" e [♦»] rod. east oornerot see,ion fire 151'? " f thl, nm ty-aeven 147] north, range Al rcn’P-'P>• t Adstnscountv. Indiana r.. • n . f°" r Hl rob: thence nwtj th] rods: thence north fc "' e “'eirt, tv-tour 121] ro a; th< Wf Jf .T'" 'Jj! rods; thenee north 70 d-Zrew w." ,, ' oM lbl rods: tbenc* west elirhiv /J. w sl nine l i« thence nort h6O degs w«t t»Jnrc rod s' terminating in the Main ditch - [’o] leet below station b Passo,’’“‘J" and upon the lands of G P „ r “ p“1 ’hmuft Bowser. Samuel Helm and Thl2 V ' ’ V «IM and affecting other lands The, 1 viewers report. ’ tno»n by th e ~.. NOAU MANGOLD. Auditor Adansfo. N A L D st& a nia ‘ tCr of ,he ’’'‘"ion of Jacob Notice is hereby given tbs,. „ been tiled with the Audi’m-, tc? '' ( "' l, « st te of Indiana, and vi. ws k»r» f w>u " , h pointed who have viewed and rJ£> view which is on file in r„y otlirc ' alj mg of said petition upon its merits Wednesday. December?, iktis the same being the Srddayof then.™. . term. ISM. of the Board of Com mV.?”*'' Adams county. Indiana *—tooersot The prayer of s a i<j petition I thatadiirks constructed on the follow i r ute ?c:?' t hbe Beginning at a point font [to] , odsMs ,, . sixty l«o] rods non 1,. t the t-.i.Al iwe ® t 8„ Id the southwest quarter of ui-tlni. .i?" [lt], township twentvfive t o nh ™ fourteen LJ4I east, in Adams u.unty fiS running thence nort - :> -i'gn-P® [3o] rods: thence north 22 dcKne* eaq [3o] rods: tin nee north « < .Tj-rro Am tk’m six [36] rod*; thence rK.rtl. 2 eighteen ]l-1 -ed s: n./ r ,|',%XnS westembfetn [ls] rods; theme north five [,o] rods; thence north 60 degree, wo, fifteen [ls’ rv- s; thence n< r h2ndimes sixty [tK'l rials: thenee i. rdi o detrees twentv [W] rod-; and ternun.ting i n the Ka Far.ow dttcb at a point tight rods mik and twenty [2o] rods w. st of iheXH corner of the west halt -of the nnrthw [ quarter of section eleven [ll], tmtrnbin sra range aforesaid, in Adams countv, Indiam Passing through and up >n the landsof Jmh Amstutz. Chris uilpam and Peter euir.il" and affecting other lands as shown br'th» viewers report. ' BBANCH DITCH NO. 1. Commeneirg ata point sixtr-flre [6sf rods east and forty-five If rods north of the southwest romer of ibe southwest quarterof section eleven [II], townehipand ranyeituesaid. Running thenee north 10 degrees east I thirty-six [:«] rods; thenee north 3■ degrees west fourteen [U] rod-, and terminating in the Main ditch fifty (5i ’ feet below stifit, eight [S] Passing thn ugh and upon the lands of Jacob Amstutz and affecting otter lands as shown by the viewers reoort. NOAH MANGOLD. 35 3 Auditor Adams Co. ■XTOT'CF. OF HE ARING OP DITCH Pt j INI th ion. In the matter of the petition ot Chris Branebey. Notice is hereby gw -n that a petition has been ftie-t with the Auditorof Adams county, I state of Indiana ami viewers bavebeinippointed who have viewed ami reported said view, which is on silo in mvoftice Theheringofsaid petition u -o its merits will been Wednesday, December 7,1898, rfap Paine beinu th* 1 3rd dax* of the December term. I*s*. of the Board of Coinniissionersof ; Adams countv. India' a The prayer of Raid petition is that a ditch be . constructed on the following route, towit: Bcginnirgnt a point twn [2] rodawuthof the southwest corner <4 th 1 northwest quarter of the northwest quartcrof secdon twen-ty-eight [2B]. township twenty-*!! [2?! oortt I r ange fourteen [l4] east. i u Adams county. ■ Indiana: running rnen?e north one hundred and *ixtx-Bix |IHK] »nt*: and tersinatinr in tho !4en Nus.- iutn <lin-h at a point 'hrre ! [3] rods north of the < -r hea<t ooroerof the southeast quarter “f the southeast quarter o’ section twentv [2O . township and ranee aforesaid. Pa*sing through and upw the land? of Fred Sprung*r and Chris Brtnchey. and affecting other lands as shown by the viewers report.

BRANCH KO. 1 Commencing at 2 point forty [4o] and forty 141’1 rods east of the southwest i ner of th* northwest quarter of section t tv-eight [•>]. townshio rai »fore«aU'. ' Runninc thence north •> ! ’ e^re€ * I ty-nne [2l] rod-: thon.-e I twenty seven |?U rods: thenre north. greet th>rt --six l> ■ -1‘: th< ' re * P ™ ™ in the Main ditch flftv itet four 141 Passing rbrouzh a'ld ugnn the i of Emanuel Sprunger and < lir,s . affecting other lands as shown by'he report. BRXXCH KO. 2 Commencing ar a roirt o, t^M«of »« rods north and thirty-'" i the northsouthwest corner of the cas' half of then™; east quar’erof seer: n tw ntr- n Ship and range aforesaid * north twenty-four 4 r< " T. north I degeees east thirty rrx ,heo “ r tli7h degrees east fifteen (I.V rod 'i, th ” e riniM<- ! degree? east twentv-t* ' (-- ro 2'i nw station ing in the Main ditch fifty , i aD( \ of 1. ‘ Passing through and upon the ■ Fred Sprucger. IXDEPENT'ENT DITCH. I Commencing at apt :nt r L T o f' jben'" l4 ’ and sixty-three >■” r' l ' l ® t „ h f ° I >Xrttt*« | east corner of the west ha lf < l f g „..wasNP ' quarter of section twenty-min ncr J an 1 range atoresa running t 75 degrees east fortr-l»" *' "bt'lnortl 52 degrees east \ w ’T^rtr^-lghtJ thence north Lt derne- ea.t pa st rods: thence north c. ac|!n ?l. F , ! , rW I'3 rei'' rod-: thence no-th '"'U' ditch >» terminating in the Ben N “.Tthirty-®” i point thir y-six*' ro>'s north "“of * ;35 rods east of 'be south»’rt<» tirffl trj southeast of the sou’hess : J f P«* one 21. tow nship and > s o t FrediJ 8 !’ mg throuah and upon 'he I Branthcn 33-3 * ROSCBUDS Budtling womanhood' What tj 'RB glorious possibil- H, M| ities! What halfhidden dangers! IW \1 What a time for ■ /jji L////A. 11l tender svmpathy! ■ i/ffl tfljll l\ Hl At puberty nature ■ij/l /HI generally makes gjAJ some attempt to B y Nb--establish physical ggj| regularities, hut itself- e ' e when nature fails to a, h e^ o ments result which wrfthe impair the coH^^’jAlfield’ B . jll The timely «s e _ 4 cf ’®j Regulator, the weaknesses and > nature women. all such cases. bo‘ - Books for women tree . .tqR (A