Decatur Democrat, Volume 50, Number 17, Decatur, Adams County, 28 June 1906 — Page 5

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BXI estate transfers. i(pr , ~f Heal E-tHte Reported by J|p Decatur Abstract A Loan Co, to loan on farms and city propat "' lowest rates of interest ■LiP privilege of partial payment. ■EL 3 and 4. Studabaker Decatur, Indiana. w Marshall to Russel E. sec 36 Monroe twp. % H'-c ’ 34tf ■f'c Blocker, to William Follin Hlniot 254 Geneva 1,200 Hill to William Sudduth o t 507 Decatur 500 w. Teeple to Charles Hill ■K, 507 Decatur « 500 Mfflb Colter to Jefferson Monley ■Sw i- NE ‘4 sec 27 Union twp 4,000 M>, r «on* Monley to Hedwig Bfakt pt NW >4 SE »4 sec KI. 33 Union twp 2,900 Kr Ann Kelley et al. to Wm. ■v.' Buckmaster pt SE % sec 9 ■Jefferson twp 525 K Hoffmanto Ered Studer pt ■SE see 10 Hartford twp 1,820 & Stahr to Chas. Blakey pt ■v g NE ’4 sec 21 Union twp. . 4,800 ■tra’rine Chronister et al. to ■Sarah C. Welker pt SE U SE ■' sec 5 St. Marys twp 2.400 ■John N. Nix. et al to Marcus N. Len■rt, inlot 656 Decatur, JI.OOO. ■Marcus N Lenhart to John N Nix et- ■ inlot 656 Decatur Ind. 11.000. ■Horace Kuhn to George W Roop part ■ttion 35 St Marys twp 1 acres S6OO. ■Daniel Neuenschwander Ito Danie ■nfer sec. 16 French twp. 20 acres ■Winifred J Itussel to Nancey JI Pol■g part outlet 84 Decatur $l5O. ■Cranston E Albaugh to John W Hen. Bicks inlots 93-94-95 Monroe $950. ■ John H Beery to Gustav Yager part ■ e 4s< 28 Kirkland twp. SSOO ■ Lousje Bentz to Samual Bochner E ■ NE % see 3 French twp.. $5,800. ■ Mary C. Mauller et al to Geo. HinBnlang N >*, NW sec 3 St. Marys ■rp.. s36(|. ■ William D Drummond to Leander B. ■rokan- part inlot 854, Decatur. S7OO. ■ Henry A. Hartman to Mary J. Nib■k. inlet 75, Decatur, $2,200. Benjamin J. Brown to Samuel J. Dur■n part NE >4 sec 30 St. Marys twp.. ■ acres. $3,100. [ Wm. M. Selley andl wife to John L. ■elm. et al., sec 33 Preble township ■72 acres. SI,BOO. I Isaac Brown to Emma McAulen. pt fW q see 35 Root twp. S7OO. Edward L. Huffman to Melissa French tai.se 15 Hartford twp. 40 A $3,000. Albright Reber to Fred Gfeller pt e Hartford twp. $3,000. Wm Blackburn to Henry Colter, pt •9 pt NE >4 NE >4 sec 6 St. Marys ownship. $1 00. Daniel Yoder to John Mesehberger et 1. inlot 20 Buena Vista. $175.

Mary Mauller to Howard W. Maul■tr sec 4 St Marys township SO acres. W. Mauller to \vm. Alfatlo : ad 1 St. Marys township, SO acres. residO’' 800 ' "’ m Drake, Jr. to Lunetta Drake XW > 4 NE >4 see 3 St. Marys townKinney to Glen W. Curran. -• s St. Marys township. 60 acres. $3,500. Aumiller to John Kuntz Pt MMCUvin E. Eller to Abe Ackerman rctr.M Sec 15 22 Kirkland twp 100 A 9,000 Cormack to David Wintrow pt W 54 SE 54 sec 29 Jef- ~ twp 1,300 Neusbaum to Carrie M. Crawford inlot 944 Decatur.... 525 ■Carrie M. Crawford to Samuel | Neusbaum inlot 9444 Decatur.. 325 ■Lena Johnson to John H. Sipe I see 28-29 Blue Creek twp 80 A 5,200 ■Magdalena Yager to Fred Fox I 25 Freich twp 20 A 1,700 ■Magdalena Y’ager et al to Fred I Fox sec 25 French twp 60A . . 5,100 ■ Amos Reusser to Lvdia A. RunI yon pt SW 54sec 32 Blue Creek I twp 525 I J. C. DeNoon, president of the Relined Iron and Steel Company and George Englert, wholesale dealer and jobber, both of Pittsbtfrg, Pa., were lin this city today docking after business interests. WEAK, WEARY WOMEN. Learn the Cause of Their Daily Woen and End Them. When the back aches and throbs. When housework is torture. When night brings no rest nor sleep, When urinary disorders set in. Women’s lot is a weary one. There is away to escape these woes. Doan’s Kidney Pills cure such ills. Mrs. Thomas Barkley, of 1704 Fairneld avenue, Fort Wayne, Ind., says: ,1 never was confined to my bed with Kidney complaint, yet I have been so pad with the trouble that I did not J now what to do with myself. There a dull aching across my back extended clear up to my shoulders. The never ending backache was a teriblc- annoyance and whether I lay down or not, it was always there. In • ;g when I arose I felt lame : r - and I often used to wonder if had to endure this pain. 1 it rheumatism, as one * i n ■ s , but I saw Doan s •'” Pills highly recommended and ! To make a long story short el me and I have never felt n my Ffe. Within a day after ol- Boar’s Kidney Pills, it was , 3• t time I had been without pain m nths and you can easily see why . a -- ‘fateful. I certainly recommend uoan Kidney Pills.” -.ore proof like this from De_atur. t»- i people. Call at Holthouse Jru © Co.’s store and ask what custom--s reoort for ra’e by all dealers. Price 50 v en ts Foster-Milburn Co . Buffalo. N. r. sole * \ents for the United States. er na n>e —DOAN’S —and lak e r r her. riATH FROM LOCKJAW "or k'ow*s an injury tjressed with ■ -eklen's Arnica Salve Its antiseplic and healing prevent blij.ij poisoning. Chas. Wswald, mordant, of RensselaersviUe, N. Y., " ‘ If enred Seth Burch, of this P'aee, ugliest sore on his neck ** v er saw.” Cures Cuts, Wounds. Burns and Sores. .25 • cents *t, B-aekhnrn’s drug store. )

NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE' Board (if Review—Bolds Case Goes to Jury Today. The business men of Geneva and Berne are now telling their troubles to the board of review in effort to secure a lower assessment of their stocks of goods. The evidence in the ease against Daniel P. Bolds, on his bond as treasurer of Adams county, which has been on trial in the circuit court since Monday, was completed about 2:30 ! o’clock Thursday afternoon. Adjournment was then taken until 8:30 Friday morning to allow the attorneys to prepare for argument. Two hours have been allowed on a side for this, and it is hoped to get the case to the jury early Friday afternoon.—Portland Commercial-Review. A marriage license was issued today to Clem W. Voglewede and Minnie T. Coffee. The groom is the well known shoe merchant, and the bride the daughter of T. 8. Coffee. ' The clerk issued a marriage license to Grace M. Lewton of Peterson, and Chester L. Johnson of Monroe. Both are well known young people, the groom being in business at Monroe. The Fort ' Wayne & Springfield Traction company have served notice on the G. R. & I. that on June 27, in circuit court at Portland they will ask the court to dissolve the temporary injunction how standing against the said traction company. Marriage licenses have been issued to Charles J. Leonard and Mary Teeter of Berne: Henry Sanders and Cynthia Rupert. The will of Mrs. Belle Alien who died two weeks ago, was probated today. The greater part of her personal property and estate is left to her sister. Mrs. Rose Ayers. Dan N. Erwin is named as executor. The will was written January 15. A marriage license was issued to Amos Stoneburner and Mary L. Stoutenberry,’both of Kirkland township. Both parties in the case of Bellis Van Camp vs. Chris Hoffetetter appeared at the clerk’s office today and paid the costs, the case having been settled. The cause will be dismissed as soon as court convenes for the September term. The case was one wherein S7OO damages was asked. Charles Ewell, guardian for Olga Huffman, filed his current report today.

A FAMOUS NEGRO SPEAKER Reported That Oil Tanks Were Strack By Lightning—Many Going to Bluffton. Geneva. June 27.—Those who attended the lecture given by Dr. M. C. B. Mason, of Cincinnati at the Methodist church last evening, were more . than repaid for going. There has never been a more interesting nor a more forceful speaker before a Geneva audience. Dr. Mason is a colored man and is proud of it. But he is one colored man in thousands. If all the negroes were more like him the race would not be, as he says, the most popular race on earth, being talked of and fought over during their whole existence. Dr .Mason spoke of the missionary work being done in Africa | for the native colored man, not only | there, but here in this country and he spoke in such an entertaining and , instructive way that the hearers were not ready for the end when it came. It is a shame there was not a larger crowd present, but most of the people are waiting for some cheap show to come to town. It was said on the streets last evening that during yesterday "s storm several oil tanks were struck bv light-, ning and the contents destroyed. All I the property was South of Briant and nothing definite could t e learned. There have been no very serious electrical or wind storms in this locality this year and a few dollars will more than cover any damage done from this source. Remember the musical at the Presbvterian church, which is dated for Friday night, June 29th. will have the noted vocalist, Miss Ida G. Henson, of Chicago, as leading singer. Everybody invited.

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LINN GROVE. Miss Tillie Schlagenhauf is making t. week's visit umong' r"lat’ve« at Kokomo. John Runyon suffered a dislocation of his shoulder while playing ball last Sabbath. Albert Studler and Vernon Lindsey have secured a contract for making cement blocks and constructing a block dwelling at Pollingtown. Mrs. Fred Wright is being entertained by friends at Muncie this week. Frank and Eugene Morrow of Bluffton, visited the parental home last Sabbath. Leo Baumgartner and son John, and h red Hoffman of Decatur and Eugene Runyon of Berne, were looking after pike business here Monday. They made us a social call at the same time. S. P, Hoffman and sister, Nona, made a trip to Bluffton Monday. Rev. O. A. Harris of Six Mile delivered the 1. 0. O. F. memorial sermon at the Canaan Baptist church at 2 o’clock the coming Sabbath. cordial invitation is extended to all. Misses Goldie Sells, Pearl Coover, and Messrs Charles Gorden and Geo. Clark of Penville, were the guests of Walter Hunt and family on Sunday. Miss Tot Montgomery of Bluffton is visiting her uncle, Alonzo Runyon of this place this week. Miss Nellie Hunt who has been visiting friends at Van Buren and Marion the past two weeks, returned home Friday. To Mothers in Thl» Town. Children who are delicate, feverish and cross will get immediate relief from Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children. They cleanse the stomach, act on the liver, making a sickly child strong and healthy. A certain cure for worms. Sold by all druggists, 25 cents. Sample FREE. Address, Allen S. Olmstead. Leßoy, N. Y A Certain Cure lor Aching Feet. Shake into your shoes Allen’s FootEase. a powder It cures Tired, Aching, Callous, Sweating. Swollen feet. At all Druggists and Shoe Stores, 25c. Sample FREE. Address Allen S. Olmstead, Leßoy, N. Y. MANY CHILDREN ARE SICKLY. Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children, used by Mother Gray, a nurse in Children’s Home. New York, breaks up Colds in 2 4hours, Cure Feverishness Headache, Stomach Troubles, Teething Disorders, and Destroy Worms. At all druggists. 25c. Sampl mailed FREE. Address Allen S. Olmstead, Teßoy. N. Y. Awk for Allen’s Foot-Ease. A powder for swollen, tired, hot, smarting feet Sample sent FREE. Also Free Sample of the Foot-Ease Sanitary Corn-Pad. a new invention. Address Allen S. Olmstead, Leßoy, N. Y. A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES. Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrudining Pies Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any ■ case, no matter of how long standing, in 6 to 14 days First application gives ease and rest. 50c If your druggist I hasn’t it, send 50c in stamps and it will be forwarded postpaid by the Paris Medicine Co., S. Louis, Mo. Legal Advertising NOTICE. ‘*4ll taxes on Fourth. Monroe, Rugg, Fornax, Sixth Street Brick, Second and Winchester Streets and Bowers Alley I Sewers. Brick alleys, Gregory Alley, I Gay Alley Sewer, Krick, or Thirteenth Sewer Marshall Street Sewer. Meyer, Erwin and Miller Branch Sewers, William Harting Sewer and Elm Street i Sewer, are delinquent June Ist, and subject to x ARCHBOLD, 149-3wks.daily Treasurer. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given , that the undersigned has been appointed receiver for the firm of Loch, Dirkson & Co, of Decatur, Indiana. All accounts and notes due said firm must be paid at ° n persons knowing themselves indebted to said firm, will please call and pay same. . . , Those having claims against said firm will please file same with me as provided by law. Accounts may be paid to receiver, or to Dore B. Erwin, attorney.TAMKg p HAE FLING, Receiver. a NOTICE FOR BIDS. Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Decatur, Indiana. wil receive, sealed bids or proposals for the improvement of !■ irst street commencing at the north side of Marshal street thence south to Adams street of the city of Decatur, Indiana, said improvement to be with modern paving blocks or bricks The improvemen of said First street from Marshal street south to Adams street to be 30 feet wide according to the drawings and specifications Jiow on file in the office of the city clerk of said city on the 10th day of July, 1006, bids to be received between the hours of eight o'clock a. m. and six o clock n m Each bidder must file with the cierk of said city, when he tiles his bid the usual statutory affidavit and deposit with him the sum of one thousand dollars, in money or certified cheek as a guaranty that he will accent said bid and carry out the constriction Os said work The successful bidder will be required to Sive bond with surety to be approved by the Common Council insuring the faithful .. W1,..* ,f sciw Ik ac.er.lmg to . act The Common Council ” - • the right t ■ reject any and all hbN and readvertise for bids for said improvement. This 20th day of June, @ CARL O. FRANCE. IG-3t City Clerk.

COMMISSIONERS ALLOWANCES. The following amounts have been allowed the persons named below: April Term. A. A. Butler, summons view. ..$ 3.60 Peter Kirsch, county farm 14.00 L. G. Ellingham, printing 97.80 P. B. Thomas, meoieal attend... 5.00 J. M. Miller. Board of health.... 28.50 A. J. Lewton, posting notices... 12.00 W. W. P. McMillen, med. attend. 13.00 N. Mangold & Co., court house.. 9.20 N. Mangold <v Co., jail .80 Charley Voglewede, poor 2.7 J Elias Christ, county assessor... 212.50“’ Elias postage 1.24 C. J. Lutz, transcript 40.00 Ball & Meyer, burial of p00r.... 10.00 Chas. W. Yager, poor 3.50 P. J. Hyland jail 89.00 T. H Ernst, court house 60.00 J. T. Lachot specific 5.00 H. J. Yager, burial 50.00 Fred Liddy, assessors blanks... 2.50 The Indianapolis Sentinel, notic P of letting Washington and Kirkland R. It Cont’d Henry Decker, poor 10.00 Minch Ar C-».. poor 19 00 City of Decatur, light at Surveyor’s office 3.12 City of Decatur, light at jail.... 11.05 | City of Decatur, light at C. 11... 4.32 i City of Decatur, arc light 12.00 Krick, Tyndall A- Cq., cou’y farm 31.00 1 Nathan Shepherd, poor 3.20 Krick, Tyndall & Co., cou’y farm 6.24 j Louis Kline, poor A. Hardison, poor 3.50 Acker & Teeple, poor 1.25 Geo. Hartman, poor 2.50 Charley Voglewede. court n use 1.40 C. F. True, poor 18.95 Kuebler Ar Moltz, poor 7.39 M. Fullenkamp, poor 17.74 Charley Voglewede. poor 4.50 Niblick Ar Co., poor. ?. 21.70 F. V. Mills, poor 11.38, Clem W. Voglewede. poor 11.Ou J. D. Hale, goods for poor 12.00 ■ S. E. Hite, goods for poor 5.60 Fred P». Tague, poor 3.00 , Winnes Shoe Store, poor 5.00 Decatur Egg Case Co,, p00r.... 17.00, J. F. Laclmt. specific .50 Blackburn & Christen, poor 50 A. A. Butler, goods for .sheriff. . 21.00 .1. H. Voglewede, good for treas. 16.75 A. A Butler, serving N. St. —-1 Marys G. R 2.10 Germo Mfg. Co, jail 2.00 Hower Ar FI > .ver, poor 5.59 A. A. Butler, road viewer 1.20 A. J. Teeple, truant officer 30.00 MacWhinney, poor 18.50 Jno. S. Falk, inquest 60.90 Lawrence E. Opliger, Co. Supt.. . 14.50 Lawrence E. Opliger. Co. Supt... 103.50 C. J. Lutz, county attorney.... 29.1 LL C’. D. Lewton, postage 10.50 C. D. Lewton. clerk of council.. 41.66 C. D. Lewton. auditor 191.66 F. Webster & Co., good for aud 9.35 Ed. Meyer, repair on turnpike 1.50 Wm. Meyer, same 3.75 Chas. Hobrok. same 3.00 Wm. Grote, same 3.00 Earnest Doerman. same 7.80 Charles Ernst, same 5.00 Decatur Cement Block and Roof — Company, same 18.50* John Bogner, same 17.25 Kirsch & Sellemeyer. same.... 14.63 L. N. Grandstaff, same 33.75 Conrad Gallmeyer. same 8.(>o W. A. Fonner. same 11.50 Chas. Mumma, same 4.50 Erie Stone Co., same 120.19 John Mumma. same . 4.;-0 A. W. Werling, same 48.9(L David Werling, same 6.00 David Dilling, same. 1.50 Geo. W. Brown, same 3.35 ,J. D. Augsburger, same 9.00 Wm Miller, same 27.00 Sam Yost, same 6.50 May Term. J. M. Miller. Board of health.... 29.50 Dallas Butler,, work at jail yard 3.00 Joseph Eley, work at jail yard.. 1.50 A. B. Smith & Bro, wor at C. H. Clinton Fisher, work at jail.... 3.00 L. E. Opliger, Co. Supt 135.00 Abraham Stoneburner, insanity. 6.00 Abraham Stoneburner, poor 15.00 Joseph Baker, poor 21.00 Thus. Buckmaster, insanitv 3.00 Jno. Lake, court house.. N.... 1.75 D. D. Clark, medical attendance 18.00 Lenhart & Meyer, court house.. 3.00 W. J. Archobld, light at C. H.. . B.OCL W. J. Archbold, light at jail.... 18.50 W. J| Archbold light at Surveyor's office 7.04 Cal Miller, balance on bridge.. 10.00 C. M. Kenyon, printing 58.96 C. J. Lutz, county attorney.... 29.16 L. G. Ellingham, printing 28.00 L. G. Ellingham, print., auditor 75.30 L. G. Ellingham, print, surveyor 12.75 L. G. Ellingham. print., treasur. 12.30 L. G. Ellingham, print., auditor 14.40 L. G. Ellingham, print, sheriff 5.00 Ryf & Schug, poor 5.00 C. S. Clark, medical attendance 18.00 Peter Gaffer, court house 8.65 Logansport & Wabash Valley Gas Co., court house 25.00 Same, jail 77.75 C. D. Lewton. clerk of council.. 41.66 David Werling. Board of Com. 100.00 J. F. Lachot, specific ,• •• • 6.00 Wm. B. Burford, goods for clerk 79.7,iWin. B. Burford, for auditor.... 86.10 Wm. B. Burford, for treasurer 18.12 Wm. B. Burford, for recorder.. 36.00 Wm. B. Burford, for sheriff.... 18.05 Wm. B. Burford, for surveyor.. 74.13 J. D. Wisehaupt. w’k at Co. farm 10.00 I Emma Moser, same 10.00 | George Gunset, same 1.00 | T. S. Moore, oil at County farm 10.00 , Chas. Railing, w’k at cou’y farm 18.75 J John Bollinger, same 3.00 | Geo. Roop, work at court house 24.00 C. J. Lutz, Bolds case 52.00 ’ Peoples & Holthouse, poor 1.50 I T. H. Ernst, janitor at C. H 60.00 i Sprunger & Lehman, poor 5.00 | John Berning court house yard 3.20 W. G. Spencer, lights at C. H. 2.50 ■ Same, lights at surveyors office 2.10 L. G. Ellingham. printing 97.80 P. Kirsch, county farm Ben. Emerinc . w’k at < ourt house 16.i$v W. H. Niblick, ditch 53.72 C. D. Lewton, specific 26.00 C. D. Lewton, auditor 191.66 Costello & Thomas, post mortem 100.00 L. L. Baumgartner, engineer Reynolds extension No. 1.... 11.50 L. L. Baumgartner, postage.... 7.15 L. L. Baumgartner, French township Central L. L. Baumgartner, bridge expen 31.00 Berne Grain & Hay Co., repair on turnpike iZ.OJPeter Kinney, same 3.00 Chas. Sn yder, same -*.2.> Jacob Stuber, same..... -50 j Daniel Beeler, same ;j 00 . Chris. Felty, same....- 300 | Daniel Runyon, same 500 , James Kinney, same 3.60 Stephen Kinney, same *>-60 Pat Moran, same 3.60 Chas. Duer, same Martin Laughlin, same 4-.00 Coutrey Runyon, same 14.50 Geo. W. Gentis, same 6.0 v Sylvester Pontius, same onn Daniel Pontius, same 3.00 Charles Pontius, same J.ov Luther Ralston, same jou Albert Pontius, same 4.;>0 John P. Shoemaker, same 4.50 Samuel Opliger, same 3 O|L David Zimmerman, same uv • Albert Augsburger, same 1.50 t b’rank Nussbaum, same 75. Jacob Augsburger, same »■«« W. M. Climer. same f-70 John Thomas, same 5.70 | Sam Teeter, same i i Calvin Teeter, same 1-50 ( Alfred Elliott, same --‘0 Joseph Peel, same • • J-™ Abe Hocker, same 105 Fred Liddy. same »«oo John Schindler, same 2 b G. W. Re;> Ids. same < 0 ' Chris. Eicher, same 6.30 Peter N. Mosier, same r-n W. M. Anderson, same 5.70 f Samuel Opliger, same -ov David Stuckey, same 1-ao Chas. Nelson, same -oyj a

J. Cline, same 6.00 Fred Luttman, same 6.00 A. J. Lewton, same 6.00 .1. W. Watts, same 6,00 L. N. Grandstaff, same James D. Brown, same . I >.uo Mart Johns, same /* 6.90 J. W. Brown, Jr., same 6.90 Wm. Meyer, same 4.50 John Miller, same 3.00 Wm. Grote, same 3.O(T‘ Charley Werling, same 3.00 Andrew Steigmeyer, same 18.00 A. W. Werling, same 10.50 C. D. F. Bieberick, same 1.50 R. D. Limenstoll, same 5.25 -Henry Kirchner, same 4.50 Ben Bitter, same 6.00 A. W. Straub, same 4.50 Herman Conrad, same.... 3.30 Fred Buck, same 1.50* John Witte, same 1.65 Christ Conrad, same 1.80 Albert Werling, same 30.52 Ernest Doehrman, same 16.35 John Fruchte, same 8.25 AVm. Fruchte, same 4.50 Peter Bauer, same 5.50 David Werling, same 30.00 D. J. Dilling, same 1.50 Edward Reppert, same 3.00 Jno. Singleton, same 3.25 Ben Butler, same 11.25 John Bogner, same 10.75 Geo. Dellinger, same 4.95 Thurman F. Corson, same 7.35 | Foxrest Andrews, same 9.30 ; Osa Tarrfsh, same 12.00 John Johnson, same 3.00 IJ. B. Corson, same .75 •Hoseph Andrews, same I.2<T Wm. Frazier, same 3.30 J. L. Grim, same 15.00 Jacob Johnston, same 2.70 David Meshberger, same 1.50 Moses Augsburger, same .65 J. D. Augsburger, same 10.50 David Zimmerman, same 10.50 Albert Augsberger. same 10 50 L. L. Baumgartner, same .75 -'Geo. Kintz, same 19.81 T Willis Johnson, same 27.75 Henry Gunset, same 3.30 Washington Miller, same 3.00 June Term. C. C. Cloud, specific 7.00 'A. A. Butler, specific 7.50 A. A. Butler, fees collected... . 171.57 A. A. Butler, janitor at jail. .. . 60.00 F. True, jail 16.93 .Ryf & Schug, poor 5.00 'J. D. Hale, court house 6.7TF IJ. I). Hale, jail 2.30 C. J. Lutz, county attorney 29.16 A. A. Butler, goods at jail.... 2.00 A. A. Butler, boardingprisoners 157.90 A. A. Butler commissioner court 22.00 David Lehman, assessing 100.00 Dan Sprunger, same 42.00 Samuel Jaberg, same 150.00 J. A. Ehrman, same 135.00 --Phillip Schieferstein, same 180.00" J. R. Smith, same 130.00 Dick Christen, same 130.00 David Lehman, same 130.00 L. D. Dunbar, same 135.00 D. B. Roop, same 135.00 Wm. Roop, same 135.00 J. F. Felty, same 115.00 W. R. Mann, same 4 4.00 I. N. Veley, same 76.00 1 j H. O. Grove, same 135.00 ‘ Wm. Zimmerman, same 130.00 Wm. Blackburn, same 225.00 Smith. Yager & Falk. C. H 22.60 Peoples & Holthouse. Co. farm 3.00 N. Mangold & Co., jail 8.00 T. H. Ernst, court house 60.00 Thos Buckmaster. insanity 6.00 J. M. Miller, care of poor 25.00. J. M. Miller, care of poor 6.01T’ "J. M. Miller, Board of Health.. 28.50 A. J. Teeple, truant officer.... 18.00 J. C. White, county farm 2.00 1). D. Clark, poor 2.00 D. 1). Clark Co. farm and jail.. 37.50 M. J. Wertzberger. janitor 7.00 John Falk, inquest 13.20 Niblick & Co., county farm.... 25.57 J. It. Graber, same 24.5£_ A. N. Stele & *Bro.. same. ... 7.25 j Anna Winnes. same 5.25 cS. E. Hite, same ... 70.40 ' John Mougey, same Loch & Dirkson. same . ~ M. Burns & Son. same..,. . ffl>, 95 John Stuckey, same, . . sikoo Linna Korte, same 6D.00 J. R. Graber, same 250.00 Judith Steiner, same 60.00 S. E. Hite, same 12.50" Winnes Shoe Store, same 15.20 Jacob Heller, same 7.95 "Holthouse. Schulte & Co., same.. 29.50 J. D. Hale, same 51.85 John Steele, same 3.75 Henry Gunset. same 5.50 Elzey & Vance, same 3.60 L. E. Opliger, county supt 112.50 L. E. Opliger, specific 11.50 David Gerber, insanity IS.U(T David Gerber, salary as clerk.. 631.56 David Gerber, specific 4.35 C. C. Cloud, salary 411.35 'T>. J. Dilling, bridge 26.46 W. J. Archbold, street light ... 24.00 W. J. Archbold, surveyor office 1.68 W. J. Archbold, court house. ... 1.54 W. J. Arhbold, street light.... 12.00 W. J. Archbold, lights for jail. . 8.00 Abraham Stpneburner, p00r.... Abraham Stoneburner, poor 41.25 Peter Kirsch, county farm 14.00 Peter Kirsch, county farm 20.58 Preston, poor 4.71 " J. F. Lachot. treasurer 141.67 J. F. Lachot. specific 5.00 Genevn Herald, printing 4.30 L. L. Baumgartner. French township Central 7.00 ID. M. Gottschalk. estimate French Township Central. .. 400.00 C. D. Lewton. clerk of council.. 41.JT5" 'C. D. Lewton. specific..- 27.00 J_C.l>. Lewton. change of venue.. 11.00 |C. D. Lewton. serv. as auditor.. 191.66 J. W. Kelley & Son. repair on I turnpike 2.00 |M. E. Hutton, same 2.50 i Chris Feltz. same 2.10 Dan Runyon, same 4.20 J. D. Augsburger. same 9.00 .Martin Laughlin, same 9.00,. I Fred Luttman. same 2.7!> L. N. Grandstaff, same 20.25 -•A. J. Lewton. same 12.00 J. W. Watts, same 12.00 Davis Dailey, same 10.50 Raley Dailey, same 9.00 Date Studabaker. same 4.00 Kirsch & Sellemeyer. same 9.20 John Bogner, same 6.75 David Werling. same 18.0jLD. J. Dilling, same 1-59 Ernest Doerman. same 4.50 IL 1). Limenstall. same 1.50 Henry Kirchner, same 1 50 A. W. Straub, same 2.00 Jesse Kelley, same 1.50 "TMi Goldner. same 1-50 Milton Hoffman, same 1-50 A. W. Werling. same 24.00 I A.’ W. Werling. same I Andrew Steigmeyer. same 10.50 I John Mumma. same 4.50 ;E. Woods & Co., same 4.00 Krick. Tyndall <fc Co., same.... 15.12 Cal Miller, same -45 ijohn W. Rinehart, same 7 50 M. M. Boyd, same 9.00 J. R. Boyd, same 4.50 Geo. Kintz, same 24.45 Peter Ceaser. same 5.70_, Geo. Dellinger, same 3.11 iWm. Patterson, same ’• 00 IJ. D. Hendricks, same 3-..90 C. E. Martz, same 4.95 James Waggoner, same 6.30 Wm. Reppert. same J. 00 ~~Tra Baker, same 1 ’0 Oskcr Wood, same ->lO 1 James V. Hendricks, same 1.50 iJ. N. Burkhead. same ? S. O. Sipe, same 2.41 J jJ. E. Durbin, same 20.85 I.T. T. Durbin, same 10.05 D. F. Durbin, same 3.00 "james Gilbert. 8 ime • 00 Berne Tile Co., same 55.00 ""Wm. Miller, same 15.00 Mougey & Hough, same 3.25 Noah Augsburger. same 4.50 Inavid Zimmerman, sr , -. J. C. Augsberger. same 4.50. David Meshberger. same 28.90 IJ. D Augsberger. same 9.75 Sa; same 6.00 ✓ . c. D. LEWTON, AuditoS • / ■

COMING DR.W.TUCKER.M.D Indiana’s Leading Specsalist in Chronic and Private Diseases of Men and Women. PRESIDENT Fort Wayne Sanitarium 221 W. Wayne St Fort Wavne, Indiana. Will Be At The Murray Hotel Monday, July 9 And Every Four Weeks Thereafter. Sixteen Years of Success. More Genuine Mecical Diplomas Than Any Other Specialist in the States. Absolute Cures. I Never Disappoint" My Patients, T Fulfill Every Promis and Never Hold Out False Reports. I TREAT SUCCESSFULLY Catarrh, Brohehitis, Lung Trouble, Eye , Diseases, Headachs, Deafness, N uralgia, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Beart Disdase, Cancer. Tumors, Goiter, Rupture, Epilepsy, Appabdictis, Sterility, Constipation, Piles, Fistula, Skin disease, Eceema, Hydrocele, Faricoccle, Lost Vitality, Weak Nerves, Blood Poison, Liquor Habit, Opium Habit, Bladder Trouble, Kidney Trouble, Seomach and Liver Trouble. { s WOMEN troubled with irregular, suppnessed or painful menstruation, weakness, leucorrhoe, displacement or ulceration of the womb, that bear-ing-down feeling, inflammation of the ouaries, backaeh, bloating, [flatulence,) general debility, indigestion or nervotit prostraiion, or are beset wite such symptoms as dizziness, faintness, lassitude, excitability, irritability. nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, hot flashes and tir- d, worn-out feeling, should call and 1 will explain my home treatment to them. I Guarantee to Cure in the Shortest Possible Time. BLOOD POISON. My treatment for this :errible dials tho best known to the Medical Science. I have yet to find the tare that will not yield to my treatment. The disease rapidly disapyears and a cure is certain in every case. NERVOUS DEBILITY. Are you suffering from that peculiar weakness that makes life a bore? I treat and cure thousands of cases every year. The nerves are strengthed, every portion of the body made stronger, and perfect health and strength result fiom my treatment. VARICOCELE. Any sufferer from this disease’knows its terrible effects upon the mind and body. LTnless cured it results in some special weakness. I cure vari cocele speedily and without operation, — STRICTURE Is usually accompanied by some other trouble such as inflammation of the prostate gland, kieney orbladder trouble. My treatment is a true specific and quiokly jemoves every vesJjge of the trouble, leaving the portions with normal strength. KIDNEY, BLADDER AND PROSTATIC DISEASES. I cure all irritation, frequent desire, steppage, pain in the back, brick dust sediments, scanty flow and caTarrbal conditions. If you are troubled, you should consult me at once, because Bright’s Disease may develop, unless you receive the attention of a skilled specialist. PILES AND FISTULA. -—I cure without the knife, cautery or operation. No pain or detention from business. My treatment is guaran teed to cure the most severe cases. REMEMBER, DR. TUCKER Will cure you at your 1 ome in th« jlhortest time possible. Histre*tment will bring back your old time vigor and make you yourself again. If von are suffering from anv chronic nr p ivate disease, come and consult him free, and find out just what is the ifiatter. It your case is curnble, he will cure you. Ifnothewil honestly Xii you so. He has cure! i“ Right here in coutf*’ r 'e