Decatur Democrat, Volume 56, Number 33, Decatur, Adams County, 17 August 1911 — Page 8

NOTICE OF MN AL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE Notice U hereby riven to-the creditors, heirs and legatees of Susannah Archer, deceased, to appear In the Adams 4’ircuit Court, held at Decatur, ludiana, on the sth day of September, 1911, and show cause, if any, why the final settlement accounts with the es fate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. DAVID ARCHER. Administrator. Decatur, Ind , Aug. 7, 1811. Dore H. Erwin. Atty. - ! - t ’ — —————~~■■■■ ■-O'— *—— ■’—"* NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of .lames A. Morgan, deceased, to appear in the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the sth day of Septemle.. 1911, and show cause, if any. why the final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs ate notified to then and there make proof of aeirship, and receive their distributive shares. ABRAHAM MORGAN, Administrator. Decatur, Ind.. Aug. 7, 1911. Peterson & Moran. Attys. S2t3 NOTICE OF PUBLIC LETT.NG, Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Adams County, Indiana, will receive bids for the construction of a macadamized road in Monroe Townsh.p, in said county, known as the Water Street Macadam Road, up and until 10 o clock a. m , on Monday, September 4, 1911, at a 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 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 faithful performance of said work, and that the bidder, if awarded the contract therefor, and complete the same according to such contract and in accordance with the bid filed. All bids shall be made so as to give the amount for which said road will be constructed tor cash, payable on estimates furnished by the engineer, in charge, not to exceed eight; 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 reserves the right to reject any and all bids. H. S. MICHAUD, Auditor, Adams County, Indiana. The successful bidder will be required to furnish, pay and make up whatever amount that be necessary to sell the bonds for said improvenent. 32t3 o - — I L NOTICE TO BIDDERS. I i Notice is hereby given jhat bids will be received by the Board of Commissioners of Adams County. Indiana, at their regular session on Tuesday, September 5, 1911, at 10:00 o’clock a. m., of said day for the following supplies for the use of said county and its several institutions, to-wit: 1 Five-horse power motor. 1 Fifty ampere meter. 2 Barrels of standard electric lamps. 1 Iron drinking fountain for animals. No. "A” —4216 —Clow & Sons— Catalogue. Complete plans and specifications for all of the above supplies are nowon file in the auditor’s office of said county. 1 Bids, will also be received at said time and place for the furnishing of a tubular boiler for use in the steam heating plant at court house, specifications for same are now on file in the auditor s office in said county. Bids will also be received at the same time and place for the murnishing and erection of a new smokestack at the county infirmary building according to specifications heretofore adopted and now on file in the auditor's office of said county. All bids must be accompanied witli the proper bonds and affidavits as provided by law f ids ’.-ill also be received c:i z day a' the same time by said r ’.. ! r.iT :'or the building of concieu* am ■ ments and bridge in Washingt' township tn said county for the bridi-° near the farm of J. M. Frisinger c.i the Decatur and Willshire road All bids must be accompanied b the proper affidavits and bond as pt vided by law. bidders may also prepare and file specifications for sai t ii idg - xs provided by law. JIM A HENDRICKS. HENRY ZWICK. CHRISTIAN EICHER. Board of Commissioners. AumtiCounty, ind an • ttes' H. ii. Mn-im-d, Auditor. 02,2 ' OT'CE PETITION TO CHANGE , LOCVT'QN OF BUSINESS. I t —■ - s Notice is hereby given to the Gitins of the Third ward of the City of neciti:-, Adams County, Indiana, an t of the Citv of Decatc -. in Adams County, Indiana, that the undersigned will apply to the Board of Commissioners of said county at itnext term to be held commencing the first Monday in Septernbe.. 1911, the 'e-r,z t'-'n <'h day of Se-ter' “• 1911, for permission to move his place of business from the present location, to-wit: The two-story brick building fronting on Monroe street on the south line of inlot 121 in Joseph Crabb.-’ western addition to the town (now city) of Decatur, Adams county. Indi ana, and adjoining the north line of 4»id yiqnroa street in the front ground floor room'of said building, such room and building .being situated on the

’ south half of inlot 121 aforesaid, exIcept ten feet off of the east side there'of Said real estate being on the , I north side of Monroe street in said 'city lying along the east side of the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad 'right-of-way I To the following described premises situated in the City of Decatur, Adams County, Indiana: i Commencing at the southwest corner of fnlot number 256, in the town Know cityl of Decatur, Adams County, Indiana, thence running north along I the alley 50 feet, thence east parallel with Monroe street In su'd city 20 j 'feet, thence south 50 feet to | 'Monroe street, thence west 2" 'place of beginning. The room to | } which I desire to make such transii'er and change is in the one-story frame building, being the entire ground floor on said real estate, said room being 17 feet in width and 16 feet in length and fronts and faces on Monroe street tn the city of Decatur. Indiana | I will ask said Board of Commissioners at said time to transfer the j permit heretofore* given me by said board to such location. I having been granted heretofore a license and privilege as an incident to the business of a wholesaler of intoxicating liquors to sell and deliver goods handled by me to families, consumers 'and customers as an incident to my business as such wholesaler in quantities of nofless than one gallon at f a time. . | I will ask the board at the session above named to transfer such permit and that 1 be allowed to continue such business in such new location and that my permit, privilege and license heretofore given me by said board be transferred to such new location. 32t3 ISIDORE KALVER | j NOTICE TO NON RESIDENTS. I The State of Indiana, County of Adams, ss.: In the Adams Circuit Court, September Term, 1911. Jacob Hiller vs. State Line Oil Com pany, a corporation. Ne. 8175. Attachment and damages. It appearing from affidavit filed in the above entitled cause, that The State Line Oil Company (a corporation), the above named defendant, is a non-resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given the said The State Line Oil Company (a corporation) that she be and appear before the Hon. Judge of the Adams Circuit Court on the 6th Day of October. 1911, the same being the 29th Juridical Day of the next regular term thereof, to be holden at the Court House in the City of Decatur, commencing on Monday, the 4th day of September. A. D„ 1911, and plead by answer or demur to said complaint, or the same will be heard and determined in her absence. Witness my name and seal of said Court hereto affixed, this 9th day of August, 1911. JAMES P. HAEFUNG, Clerk. Peterson & Moran. Attys. 32t3 o NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. 1 j I Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, superintendent of the Da- ■ 'vid Berger ditch in Jefferson and Blue ' Creek townships, Adams county, Indiana, and Liberty township, Mercer county, Ohio, will on Saturday, September 2, 1911, at 10 o’clock a. m., at the office of the county surveyor in the eity of Decatur, in Adams county, receive seal- , ed bids for the construction of said ditch in accordance with reports. ' plans and specifications therefor, now I on file in said cause. Bids will be received and contracts let as follows: ' Main Ditch. Section 1, Station 375 to 406 plus 33 feet. Section 2. Station 350 to 1’75. Section 3, Station 325 to 350. Section 4, Station 300 to 325. i Section 5, Station 275 to 300. Section 6, Station 250 to 275. Section 7, Station 225 to 250. Section 8. Station 200 to 225. Section 9, Station 175 to 200. Section 10, Station 150 to 175. Section 11, Station 125 to 150. Section 12, Station 100 to 125. Section 13, Station 75 to 100. Section 14, Station 50 to 75. Section 15, Station 25 to 50. Section 16, Station 0 to 25. Bidders will be required to file with ] their bids affidavits as required by law upon forms furnished by such su- . perintendent and each bid shall be accompanied with a good and sufficient bond in a sum equal to twice the amount of such bid, conditional for the faithful performance of said contract and that each bidder will enter into contract if the same be awarded to him, such bond to be approved by said superintendent. The said superintendent reserves the right to reject any and al! bids. No bids will be accepted in excess of the estimated cost of such work, or in excess of the benefits found. C. C. ERNST, 196t1-33t2 Supt. of Construction. COMMISSIONERS’ ALLOWANCES—AUGUST TERM, 1911. James P. Haefling. clerk’s salary $175.00 Citizens' Telephone Co., clerk’s telephone 4.55 H. S. Michaud, Aud. salary.... 191.65 Same, specific 2.00 Citizen’s Tel. Co., Aud. 'phone. 4.90 C. W. Yager, treas. salary.... 191.65 Same, specific 5.00 Citizen's Tel. Co., treas. 'phone 3.35 Yager Bros. &> Reinking, treas. supplies '12.25 H. S. Steele. Rec. sal 108.33 Citizen’s Tel. Co., Rec. 'phone. 3.10 Thomas J. Durikn, Sher. Sal., 166.66 Same, notice to R. R. Cos 3.15 Same .60 Same, telegrams ,r 1.60 Same, specific 2.00 Citizen's Tel. Co., slier, phone. 12.75 C. C. Ernst, surveyor’s Spec... 5.00 Citizen’s Tel. Co.. Surv. phone 4.35 Wm. B. Burford, by Democrat, suiveyor's stationery . 15.25 L. E. Opliger, Co. Supt., Sal... 117.00 Same, Exp. of office 5.50 Citizen’s iel. Co., Co. Supt Tel 4.20 Wm. B. Hurford, by Democrat,

Co. Supt. printing 3.<>" J. M. Millet health. Coin. Sal 11*' Same, Specific Ed Ahr, expense of surveyor on bridges '-W I. C. Ernst, surveyor, on bdgs. 13.00 Same, Surveyor on Bdg 42."* C. J. Lutz, Co. Atty., Sal 41.6 S Same, Out of Co D’.O" H. S. Michaud, Bd of Review 105.00 I). N. Erwin, same 105.00 Paul G. Hooper, same • 99.00 C. W. Taker, same 105."" Peoples & Gerke, poor I’nlon tp 5.00 Winnes Shoe store, same 5 Teeple, Brandyberry & PeterI son, same 4.00 ;,I. (’. Grandstaff. poor. Pdeble tp 6.00 I Mrs. Bradbery, same. Wash. tp. 20.00 Dr. C. 8. Clark, same, Wash. tp. 15.00 Chas. Tramp, same Hartford tp. 5."0 T. J McKane. same, Hartford 25."" T. H. Ernst, Jan. Sal 75.00 Lacliot Rice, Supp Ct. House 20.',., Schafer Hardw. Co., same 12"'J Winnes Shoe store, same ; - Citizen’s Tel. Co.. Tel. Ur. Rrn. ■'Ou ,E. L. Augenbaugh, rep. at jail. •>.!■ |J. I). Merica, Jan. at jail 20.00 i Citizen's Tel. Co.. phone at jail 2.55 I Steele & Weaver, mdse jail... 2.4'J j Schafer Hdw Co., same 16.8, Northern O. Blanket Co.. same 12.6" iG. E. Steele, rep <'■> farm |:: "" , Benton Durbin, labor Co. farm .96 Troy Rinehart, same 30.00 Lettie Hillary, same 20.00 Mary Laughlin, same 8.00 (Caroline Dowling, same . 7.50 (Harvey Lafountain, same . .. 8.61 Rev. W.H.Wehmeyer, preaching 3."", Rev. D. O. Wise, same 3.00 Citizens Tel. Co., phone same. 3.39 P. J. Mougey, blacksmithing .. 9.20 Schafer Hdw. Co., goods, same. 17.05 J. D. Hale, same '•*" Niblick & Co., same _2.<5 j Niblick 4- Co., same 76.43 I Holthouse Drug Co., same... 13.00 1 Holthouse Drug Co., same .... 2.9 < M. Burns & Son, same 6.00 ■ Schaub, Gottemoller Co., same Charlie Voglewede, same 22.19 F. M: McConnell, same 9.00 Krick. Tyndall & Co., supplies 10.00 . David Gerber, ram for Co. farm 60.00 Dr. C V. Connell. Vet. services at Co. farm 72.00 M. Burns & Son, repairs, same. 10.50 Geo. Kinzel, meter, same 13..>0 Gay, Zwick & Myers, burial of i soldier 50.00 Democrat Co., printing 23.55 Decatur Herald, printing 3.60 Same, printing 3.00 Decatur Journal, same C. C. Ernst, ditch repair 36.00 C. C. Ernst, same 80.0" C. C. Ernst, same 80.0" C. C. Ernst, same 20.00 Henry Ehlerding. same 1.50 Christ Amacher, same l-j" Victor Amacher, same lo’O J. J. Afnstutz. same LSO Tilden Amstutz, same 1.5" Fred Busek. same 7.5" Arden Burley, same 7.50 Chas. Baker, same 7.50 Daniel Boze, same 3.2;> W. A. Bolinger, same 1.50 Chris Bnichy, same lx' l Earl Conner, same 1-50 Elmore Cook, same 3.00 William Frazer, same lx” J. A. Fleming, same 7xo I Henry F. Fuelling, same Ixo (Christ Fortney, same lx" iLeland Frank, same 1 -b‘? * Louis Hoile, same l-"'\ j Fred C. Hoile, same Ixo ■ Robert Haugk. same I o® X'has. Haveland, same Frank Hiestand. same 1-50 Alex Garwood, same lx" Philip Gephart, same Ixy Hugo H. Gerke. same 2.- > Otto Koenemann. same Ixo (William Kerr, same Ixo Henry Klopfenstine, same ... 150 i Peter Klopfenstine. same .... 2.25 I Abe Iniger, same 1-50 Ora Lobsiger, same lx" 's. H. Long, same lx" iL. D. Miller, same ”x 0 W. H. Meyers, same Ixo ' Edward Meyers, same 1-50 ‘ Wm. H. Meyers, same 1.50 I Eli McCollum, same 1.50 John Nevil, same ' Pobert Nevil, same 1 ; ' ''lent Voglewede. same 1 50 Joseph M. Peel, same Ixo ;Otto Peck, same U7-> Lbe Ctoneburner. same 1-50 John D. Stultz, same 2.00 William Tieman, same 1 j" Daniel P. Teeter, same 150 ■ D. M. Teeter, same lx" ‘ John Teeter, same 1 i Verne Supply Co., Abnet Bdg.. 490."" jC. C. Ernst, Emery bridge .... 5.00 i Sol. Luginbill. Supt. same . ... 23."" ; David Hirschy, Supt. Long Bdg. 18."' David D.Mettler, Sunt. Egly Bg. 74.00 T. J. & H. F. Burk, Contractors, Egley bridge 6199.28 O. P. Grim, Supt. Hendricks Bg. 10.00 Merryman & Fugate, Contractors. same 163.00 W. O. Bigham, Supt. Foster Bg. 21.40 C. C. Ernst, same 5.00 Dallas Butler., Cont.. Brown No. 1 174.00 ins. D. Brown. Sunt, same .... 6.00 Merryman & Fugate, Contractor Brown No. 2 60.00 Jas. D. Brown, Supt. same ... 4.00 V. Linker, Supt. Holthouse Bdg. 8.00 Berne Supply Co., Cont., same. 96.0" James Ault, Rep. Haugk Bdg.. 322.10 Frank E. Brown. Rep. Lewton Bridge 42.00 H. Fred Scheiman, Supt. same. 10.00 James Ault, Contractor, Scheiman bridge 307.75 H. Fred Scheiman. Supt.. same 10.00 Steele & Cowan. Rep. Pleasant Mills Bdg 44-55 John C. Augsberger, Supt. Augsburger bridge 6.00 Henry Colter, bridge plank 21.56 Mrs. C. S. Niblick, Sec’y B. of C. G 2.00 E. B. Adams, trans. Teeple M. R. 40.00 Peterson & Moran. Attorney fees, same 50100. Ft. Wayne Printing Co., bonds same 40.00 Carl Laughlin, labor, same.... 1.50 Dayton Laughlin, same 4.50 Jene Snyder, same 1.50 Jacob Stuber, same 1.50 Jas. Teeple, same 1.50 Jos. Robin, same 1.50 TT nry Snvder. siftne 1.50 Wni, Anderson, viewer, same.. 6,00 Chris Eicher, same ... „ 6.00 C. C. Ernst. Engineer. #me... 70.00, Sun Pub. Co., printing, same... 6.80, C. C. Ernst, Eng. Beer M. R.... 20.00 ( Sun Pub. Co., printing, same... 3.1 <

c. c EtmL Meebbtfffcr MR J J Sun Pub. Co., pnntuiff. » J M John Baumgartner. lab«. “ Bm D. A. Baumgartner same ••- - ■ Heller, Sutton 4 Heller. Att. t Joseph Chrisman M K. - Sun Pub. Co. P rln ‘ ln fi h “?MR 1S C C. Ernst. Eng.. McAlhenyMK iSun Pub Co., printing, »anit.. L. D. Miller, viewer, same .... H 0. Davis, labor, same j Geo. Dellinger, same _ t) W. J H. Hahnert. same 5 Cy Lyons, same s'oo C C. Ernst. Eng. Maglev M. R ( Sun Pub. Co.. e R 2 0"" C. C. Ernst. Eng. Schafer M. « ((( , Eli Engle. Est., same ■ (||) Sun Pub Co., printing, same. . 4 - CC. Ernst. Sng. Vizard M. R 1■ Sun Pub Co., printing, same _■ c. C. Ernst. Eng. Raudenbush Sun Pub. Co., printing, C C. Ernst, Eng Reinking M R Conrad Doehrman. Supt. same . ■ Hutsel & Wolfcale ■« nal es, ' I) ' Same, extras. Reinking M R Turnpike Repair-D'Str.ct No. L Herman \V esling iti.'x' Heiman Reinking Ferdinand Reinking West Giner Wm. Welty Chas. Bittner ’ 00 Fred Thieme —. A. C. Stone Co • Fred Ostermeyer C. D. F. Bieberick . 1)(( Henry Zwick ■ ■ 1 ’ District No. 2. W. F. McKean J'.", Joht. Andrews K F. Evans ' )() John Wittwer ' Geo. Urick ” O. E. Osterman (J Wm. Trim j' 15 Berne Lumber Co Leichty Bros. & Co ■ - ' A. & C. Stone Co Jim A. Hendricks h - (| ( J. H. Steele - ( 0| | Henry Mayer District No. 3. Cleave Runkel , August Heuselman IM( Henry Kunce ' n Albert Smith Garfield Yost n' O V * C. Stone Co “»•’ Chris Eicher George Bucher 'JNoah Bieberstine Ben Waters ;; J. W. Boehn - Baumgartner Bros. & Co lx Bert Bears Mrs. Dave Meshberger 6-4" Courtney Runyon 24.1 i" Rufus Meshberger ' Fred Beeler ‘ E. Lindsy 3.00 Sherman Glendening "-0" John Heller 3.00 Wm. Glendening H. S. MICHAUD. Auditor, Adams Co. — o— NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Notice is hereby given that bids will be received by the Board of Commissioners at their September session. ( on Monday, September 4, 1911, 'for the following supplies for use at the county infirmary: Groceries. Hardware. Drugs, Clothing. Shoes, Tobacco, and Table Oil Cloth. Bidders will be expected to furnish additional goods if needed at the prices stipulated in their bids. JAMES HENDRICKS. CHRIS EICHER. HENRY ZWICK. Board of Commissioners. Attest: H. S. Michaud. Auditor. 33t2 o ESTIMATES FOR 1912. State of Indiana Adams County. Office of the Board of County Commissioners: To the County Auditor: In accordance with the provisions of an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved March 3. 1899, entitled “An act’ concerning county business." the undersigned Board of County Commissioners of said County, respectfully submits the following estimate of said Board for the calendar year ending December 31, 1912, and a further estimate of all the expenditures necessary to be made by the Board, in conformity to law. during said calendar year: Expense of Co. health commissioner’s office $ 766.60 Expense of commissioners’ court 1175.00 County council and attorneys 720.00 Expense of board of review.... 350.00 Expense of county board of truancy 310.00 Poor relief in townships 4400.00 Expense of court house 2175.00 Expense of county jail 865.00 Expense of county poor farm 4900.00 Expense of orphan poor in other institutions, including transportation 1500.00 Expense of inmates of state penal and benevolent institutions 1350.00 Expense of elections 2863.00 Burial of soldiers and their wives and widows 600.00 Expense of public printing and advertising 800.00 Expense of highways 100.00 Expense of county board of charities 50.00 Expense of farmers' institute 50.00 Expense of ditch construction and allottment 2500.00 Expense of justices of the ■ peace returning fines .... 50.00 Expense of bridge superintendent and engineer 600.00 Expense of employees under contract with the board of 1 commissioners for special services 200.00 Deficiency in school fund interest 1000.00 Rent for surveyor's office.... 100.00 Expense of new bridges 19,850.00 Expense of bridge repair ... 2000.00 Expense of registration of voters 2000.00 Estimated expense county clerk's office 3935.00 Estimated expense of circuit ' court 6390.00 I Clerk's estimate of expense I of the juvenile court 85.00 Additional estimate of clerk

■■ of circuit court .... •••■ ■ | Kstimmed expense of .«<«• tor s offlce • • . Estimated mc6o urers office Estimated expense of recorder's office Estimated expense of -heriff’a <•»•’« rn Estimated expense of Co. superintendents offi< e —143..>0 Estimated expense of aurveyor’s office Estimated expense of coroner's office •• Estimated expense ot county assessor’s office • • • I Estimated cost of township I assessor's office 77*' » I The undersigned. Board of < ‘""it.' Commissioners of the County of Adani!i. upon their oath gay the above is I a true, fair and complete estimate of the probable expenses of said Board , for the calendar year ending Decern ; be Th'ev turther say that the estimate expenses of the various public In-• oitutions of the county; of the amount required for public enter•isp-* roads, bridges, etc., and ot all 1 ofl-pr ..xi-enses of the county as therein giv en is just and is based upon a , study of the expenses ot the countv during the past and a thorough of its probable needs during the sear for which such estlma.e is made That each and every item therein is believed to be necessary to the proper transaction of the business of the county, the protection of its Inropertv and interests, and to be for the public welfare. That even expense is in accordance with law and a legitimate charge against the coun- ( JIM A. HENDRICKS. HENRY ZWICK, I CHRISTEN EICHER. I Commissioners. Subscribed and sworn to before the , undersigned. H. 8. Michaud. County ( Editor, this Bth day of August, 1911 H. S. MICHAUD, County Auditor. The month or August, the rnpst popular oi all for the holding of family reunions, is here again. Already a large number have been held during the past half of the montn aud many more are scheduled to take place during th" nearly three weeks which remain. , There are families who believe in 1 clinging to the old rite, namely ot 1 spending the day at the country home| wheie their youthful years were spent ' in harmony, while others desire some > suitable park or shady place, where ’ the day can be spent at leisure and ’ tree from daily occupation and toil. The main reason why August is so popular is that owing to the crop season. which comes in principally ahead of the month, and which, if held soon- , er. would deter many from attending the happy gatherings and reunions, which they could attend if held later on. , It is doubtful if there is a family presiding in the county that can not sciffipe up a relationship with the heads of families which have arranged for reunions. If there is a person or family in the county who is not related in any way. they need not miss one of the best times of their lives i but will find a welcome awaiting them jat any of the reunions. They will be ; fed until they can eat no more and I will suffer with headache and other , troubles until they will not soon for- . get the day and feast. POLICE COURT NEWS. | Sunday morning Marshal Peterson L picked up James Coverdale, who was lying in an alley in a very Intoxicated : condition and escorted him to jail. I Monday morning he was arraigned and pleaded guilty, the affidavit being filed before the mayor, the prosecutor be- . ing out of the city. He drew considi erable less than usual, owing to the ■ prosecutor's fee not being taxed up. • He threatens to file affidavits against ■ other parties who were implicated in i his downfall. — ' i At 2:05 Monday afternoon a wedding ' ( was solemnized t>y ’Squire Stone at ‘.his office, the contracting parties be- , ing Samuel W. Neuenschwander, aged II 26, of Missouri, to Olga G. Gfeller, a ' j resident of Adams county, aged 19 ' years. They will reside in Missouri. ( Fruit products preserved with benzoate of soda and those made from pure fruits are shown and adulter- ' ated spices of all varieties are in- | closed in small labeled glass jars ,' where the public can see exactly the I difference between the pure and the ' j impure. ' j In many cases, Mr. Barnard said ~ the adulteration of the products > shown has ceased so far as is known in Indiana aud the exhibit in these ’ cases Is meant merely as a warning ( to the Hoosier housewife. There has been no spice adulteration in Indi--1 ana, so far as is known, according to Mr. Barnard, for the past three years. A week will be spent in each county ) seat visited by the exhibit. ) I Saturday night at his rooms, Sam- ) uel Railing was arrested by Sheriff > Durkin and Policeman Melchi on a } charge ot stealing a horse and rig belonging to George Wolfe, a farmer, ) residing on the Ell Engle farm, four miles southwest ot this city. All the day Railing had been drink- ) t ' n s an *l 7>y nightfall was in a very muddled shape, and in some manner

> , . believed hitnself employed b\ eling man to drive him to ( While in this frame of h / 1 ; ’ the stables and was a r I then returning he stood Hl lh( , the True * Runyon store, v”" time Wolfe drove through and hitched his horse in the re** ? the Star theater and lt ilt | l|ls ' propriated It, drove It to the st, and turned west. Severs! ** ■ sitting along that, side of the , tr 1 were amused st Railing's dr | vi | locking wheels with another rig at that time was passing, but not st ol 'ping. How far west he went u no known, but John Bowers, who »' I passing found the empty rig i Railing hud deserted it and drove h into town, where he inquired at »]( th barns and later placed it i n one f O r ( safe keeping. In the meantime tb» 1 rig was missed by Wolfe, and he in stituted a search, aceompanied by th* J police, and they were not long.in finding the property and tracing Railing , Railing was taken to jail and as y* nothing has been done j n his c a8 * He will probably be bound over to tin cult court. WILL MOVE HOUSE. Elmar u i.I j jh s :esidence which i u i-. ■_ < i ti. •’ -»me lot as his gib. -,- t. _. cthoi lui, just ucicss (...<■ ... '} ggj n a , gone so far as to give the coutratt ' for the excavation of the cellar. When 1 moved and repaired the home will b* 1 much more acceptable, it having mor* I of a lawn and improvements around it. | ENDORSED A. 'a. MOFFETT At a meeting of the Northern Indiana Editorial association which closed its session in Mishawaka Friday, a special resolution was adopted favoring A. . Moffet, of the Elwood Record, former superintendent of the Da catur city schools, for president of the National Editorial association, and urging that the next meeting of that body be held in Chicago I The St. Mary's river at Monroe street will be spanned by one of the . finest bridges in the county within a | year or so, if the plans are carried out as promised in one of the firs' actions of the county commissionetthereto, when that body this morning in its estimate of expenses for the year ending December 31, 1912, named the sum of $15,00<) for the buildins of the bridge. This estimate will be acted upon by the county council at Its annual session which opens the ■ first Monday in September, and i! ' agreeable to that body, the appropriation will be made, tl«e sum to be raifr ed from next year’s taxes Author!- i ties, however, stated that the tax . would not be increased over that of last year, with the building of this , bridge. While the sum of $15,000 is recommended for appropriation, the I cost of the new structure would no' I exceed eleven or twelve thousand dol- ■' lars, the maximum amount being named that there might be no possi- | bilify of falling short. The bridge i« ' one that is badly needed the present ' structure having nearly outlived its usefulness in its forty years or more of existence. Besides being a mis' 1 unsightly structure, it is becoming 1 unsafe for public travel, and 1 ing of a ne<w span would be welcomed by the hundreds that find it a necev 1 sity many times a week to cross the 1 river at this point on their way tn '; town. Estimates for other proposed bridges, subject to appropriation to - ’ be made by the council are as follows ' West Monroe Street, Wash1 i ington township J ‘ Tricker, Washington Tp. ••• Falk, St. Mary’s Schug, Monroe and Wa-diing- ' ’ , ton Tp. line Mettler. Wabash | ■ Mann Culvert Est., Wabash.. , Sam Dare, Union . 11 — ) —o MANY CHILDREN ARE SICKLY Mother Gray's Sweet P°* deI h s ■ ■ Children break up colds in .4 i; relieve feverishness, headache. : ach troubles, teething disorder destroy worms. At all druggls . t S'. s' '(Sample mailed free. Address A s Olmstead. Leßoy, N. Y. > LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES . one size smaller by using :' I,e “ or Foot Ease, the anti-septic J e9 s swollen, tender, aching fe pl ■ i walking a delight, r® l '*”? 3 , re st » bunions of all pain, and g‘ ■ ' r and comfort. Sold everywhe ■' . e ? Don't accept any substitute. ’ free. Address. Allen S. Olmstead. - Roy, N. Y. STRAYED OR STOLEN-Bl» flt f white coach dog from the ,lollD er home on Fourth street last A liberal reward will be for his return.—Leo Weber. ' LIVERY—I have several hrs r | outfits. Buggies and carrfage ' k » .let on call in first-class style. » ’ (enable prices. ’Phone No 18- ■'’* ' ■ j man & Beil, corner Third and r , roe streets. a o || FOR SALE—4-burned blue fla . . stove, with oven: new, bu t#r , r Inquire Amos Marbaugb, r R. R. No. 3.