Decatur Democrat, Volume 57, Number 15, Decatur, Adams County, 11 April 1912 — Page 8

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EAS'I ouUbALO. Halt Buffalo. X. Y„ Apr. 10—(Special to Daily Democrat) —Receipts, 2,400; shipments, 5,700; official to New York yesterday, 380; hogs closing slow. Yorkers, medium and heavy. sß.lo'o |8.25; pigs dull; $6.90—17.10; lights, |7.so{r $8.00; roughs, $7.00 @57.25; stags, $5.00© $6.00; sheep, 12,000; dull; top lambs, $8.35; cattle, 50; steady. G. -. mffiK. No. 2 Rec wheal 94c No. 2 White wheat 91c Yellow corn 90c© sl. '0 ■ Mixed corn 9 - c Oats 52c ■ Rye Barley No. 2 SI.OO Feeding barley 85c Alsilce see' $12.00 i No. 1 clover hay sl9. o Timothy hay $22.00 Eight mixed hay $21.00 mism clover hay $18.50 No. 1 oats straw $9.50. Rye straw SIO.OO ■ No. I wheat straw $9.50 | Clover seed $12.2 > uCCAL PnCWJVe MARKET Spring chickens .. 9c Ducks 10c Fowls 10c Geese 10c Eggs 15c Butter .... 30c Turkeys He

SHOES AS NECESSI- - 1n n p MEMBERS W OF joy'll Th e F a ' r &x i Pay More Attention . ei6 / xS __ rTo the M?tter of Shoes T.vm do those of the st j ner sex I I r e Because They are more particulai about appearance ‘ in general--to their credit’be it said. * The Average Man Puts off shoe buying I Ml I Unti it becomes an absolute necessity, An then wants a good shoe in a hurry Ide should come here in his Dilemma ELZEY & FALkT OPP. COURT HOUSE

FOR SALE—Eight room Douse, with j mode. r. conveniences, electric lights; gnd both kinds of water; celler vndor

EF - - E Ott mo nst rat ion AT THE GAS OFFICE Pi’j.ctical Demonstration of the Gas Range BVKI'IG "ROASTING BROILING Also Paper Bag Cooking Fridav afternoon. 2to 5 pm. Come yourself and bring your neighbors. Bring your gas troub’es with you. "Remember Friday Afternoon, April 12, □73 From 2 to 5 P. M. THE INDIANA LENTING COMPANY

Chicks ... 9c Old roosters - 5c — KALVER MARKETS Beet tides 9c Calf 12c Tallow 5c Sheep pelts 25c@$l oe 1 FULL«NKAM*»’B. I I.™ ■ 111 — Butter 18c@2!c Lard 8c Eggs 18c NIBLICK & CO. tlggs 18c : Butter 18c—25c CO’L r ?iCES. \ nth recite .. SB.OO White Ash .umi, $4.50 Washed Nut $4.50 Pocahontas Egg or Lump $4.75 :<anuei uimt or Egu $6.00 .ndiana Lump $4.00 Hocking Lump ....$1.25 Virginia Splint $4 50 — ►». SER —— — ! Spring chicken* .9c Ducks 10c Fowls 10c Geer. 10c Eggs V 13c Butter 20c Turkeys He Old roosters 5c Chicks 7c

I entire house, good barn, cement walks , and frr' . For particulars call ’phone 291. 86tl8

PLENTY OF WATER ■ But no Danger—Was Message Received This Morning from Dr. Coverdale. (from FLOOD REGION Os Arkansas —Wires are ail Down—Prevented Sending of Word Sooner. Although lea. s were ,-ilayed in the message received l.ronday from I friends in Memphis. Tenn., that the Coverdales, near Marlon, Ark., were safe from the hood, the message received this morning by Mrs. Coverdaie direct from her '.ms' and. Dr. J. S. (’> verdale, who has been spending the winter on his plantation near that place, established their safety beyond a doubt. The message read: "Could not send word sooner: wires all down; plenty of water, but in no danger Ml well: letter on way Do not come until notified." The last was n answer to word sent some time ago by Mrs. Coverdale before the floods, that she expected to go there for a visit with her husband and son and family, but since the floods she had given pp all thoughts of going, at least until after the present conditions had given way to better. Mr. Coverdales land is located between the St. Fran cis and Mississippi rivers, in both of which the levees broke. o — - — , ■■ CHRONISTER BABE. A fine ten-pound baby girl was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Will Chronister of the south part of the city. <? Rev. and Mrs. B. Earl Parekr and family arrived today over the Clover i Leaf from Hartford City. They are guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hale, and will leave later for their new home at Richmond, where Rev. Parker was assigned as pastor at the recent session of the North Indiana conference. Their household goods have already been sent there. They were given a great farewll reception Tuesday evening by their congregation at Ha’rtford City, where they spent several years, and where they are held in the highest regard. NEW YORK FOR TAFT But Would Not Instruct Delegates for Him at State Convention. (Uni’.ed i .ess Service.) Roche, te", X. Y„ April 10—(Special to Gaily Democrat) —The republican siate co..vention h( Sr e today went on ;•< cord as favoring the renomination of President Taft, but declined to insi met its four delegates at large to that effect and contented itself with the request that the delegates work for that end. The party also placed itself on record as opposing the initiative, referendum and recall, declaring n favor of the tariff board and tariff reform. The platform was adopted as reported by the committee on resolutions. 1 — — UNKNOW NASSASSIN. Is Being Trailed by Bloodhounds from Last Night's Shooting. (baited Pres;. Service > Fort Wayne, Ind., April 10—(Special I to Daily Democrat) —Bloodhounds today were placed on the trail of an unknown assassin, who Tuesday night at] 8 o’clock shot and probably fatally wounded H. F. Lamo, of near Ccnrcy, DHo, while the latter was sitting by a window, reading, in his home. The hooting was done with a rifle and ’ c bullet imbedded itself in Larue's brad. Physicians today held little .;e for recovery. CLAT.K STILL CAINS. (United Press Servin? > Chicago, 111., April 10—(Special to Daily Democrat)—Champ Clark was leading Wilson this afternoon by 141-, 'OO votes and Roosevelt had controlled 115,000 votes more than President Tait. NOTICE. A reduction will be made on all new buggy and wagon tires during the month of April. Get your wheels in at once and get the benefit of this low pr ice as this is only good until the Ist of May. C. C. CLEMENS. Corner First and Madison, opposite Madison House. 81t6* LOST—A sma’l. black purse, on Monroe street, between Sixth and Second streets. Please leave same at 040 Mcnroe street. 73t3

NICHOLAS NICKLEBY. One of Dicken’s famous characters will be in Decatur Thursday, the Uta, and will visit the Star theater in two reels, where he may be met all even ing. Nickleby was the son of a cotin | try gentleman, who died, leaving hrs | family destitute. Nickleby with his relatives, went to London, where they met his unde, a miser, and money lender. Nickleby gets work and naturally falls into many startling adventures which as flashed upon the screen, creates much interest atpong the audiences. This startling film *lll be shown at the Star theater Thursday evening only." Price, five cents. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. The undersigne:’. commissioner bv virtue of an order of the Adams C> cuit court of .’dams County, Indiana, made and entered in a cause therein [lending entitled, John Lang et al. n. Ralph Baumgartner et al., and numbered 8270 upon the dockets thereof, hereby gives notice that on and attet April 18, 1912. he will offer lor sale at private sale at the law office of Dore Erwin in the City of Decatur, Adams County, Indiana, the following described real estate, situated in '.dams county, Indiana, to-wit: The northeast quarter (’«) of the southwest quarter (14 r of section twenty-two (22) in Township twentysix (26) north, of Range fourteen (II) east, containing forty (40) acr es more or less. Terms: —One-third cash; the remainder in equal payments at one and two years from date of sale with notes at six per cent inte".st, waiving valuation and appraisement laws and secured by mortgage upon the real estate sold. Purchaser '..as privilege of paving all cash. Sale will, begin at 9:00 o’clock a. m. FRAXIIu'.X W MOSURE. 1 86t6 Commissioner. PUBLIC SALE. The undersigned will offer for sale at his residence, 4 miles north of Decatur, or mile north of Monmouth, on Tuesday, April 16, 1912, beginning at 10 o’clock a. m., the following property, to-wit: Four Head of Horses: One brood mare, with foal: 1 good two-year-old colt and 2 work horses. Six He’d of Cattle: Consisting of 3 cows and 3 heifers: 2of the cows are giving milk and one will be fresh in a fevv weeks. These cows are all young ard goq-J ones. Hogs, Sheep and Por.'t s : Sixteen shoats, ■ eighing about ’ > Tbs. each; 1 brood sow. will farrow this month. Four head of sheep; 2 turkey bens and one . gobbler; " geese Farming Implements: McCormick binder, Milwaukee mower, Thcmas hay loader, hay tedder, self dump hay rake, wagon I and buggy, set double work harness, , set light buggy harness, cheek rower, , 2-horse corn plow and numerous other j articles. Terms —All sums of $5 and unde". , cash; over $5 a credit o’ 9 months ; will be given, the purchaser giving E note with appre l ed security; 4 per . cent off for cash. No property re- . moved until settled for. , JOHN MAGLEY, SR. f John Spuhler, Auct. . o FOR SALE—Good bl" r-k, two-year-old draft col’; can be used for general purpose work horse. See C. S. Mumma. Decatur, R. rt. 12. 86t6

gOSSE QPERA TTOUSE DECATUR, IIXIO. One Week, Commencing MONDAY April 15th. Cornell-Price Players 1 New Plays, New Vaudeville CHANGED EVERY NIGHT Prices I Uc-20c-30c Monday Night Every Lady Accompainedgby an Escort Holding a3O Cent Reserved Ticket Will Be Admitted FREE. Seats on sale at Holthouse Drug Co. Opening Play GOLDEN GYPSY

D. F. LEONARD Real estaie & Auctioneer | Office with Will Hammel in the Stone Block Decatur, - - - Indiana. Office Phone 667 Home Phone 336 Real Estate Bulletin j All kinds of City and Farm Property for sale or trade. II WHAT IS IT? B l r-IS a Remedy-for-Barren Mares 1< Cows, Sows and Ew es • M “It's Guaranteed” ? Ask Smith, Yager & Falk Dr. C. V. Connell ! 7ETERNARIAN Dl-mrn Office 143 £ nODC Residence 102 SMOKE • I THE “White Stag Cigar” ITS GOOD 5c at all dealers 5c e /l/y UfIEHDinG STAIRM i- fffi THE HAH THAT SAVES I U! ■ _ 1 =3. — if/ JL —" Br -a fcm. — SM 3 | Your first step is A DOLLAR | The smallest and yet the 11 most difficult step because l ITS THE BEGINNING . If you master yourself then s the ascent will be EASY g CONSIDER IT CAREFULLY AND OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY , FIRST NATIONAL > SANK OF DECATUR 6

©=□ «= = ==>o n THIS MONTH 1, the time you should replace your tools ready for the spring rush We’ve a full line of carpenters tools, farming implements, including harrows, I If plows, riding plows, deep tilling machines to sei-1 ect from. Come in and select your implement and * | get first choice. 1 i”leeTstults Company Ak- —l l—^3l EL—EBIros autos ' U_ —' —EELIEVE'TN'SitjNS! ' 1 Have faith in the jigm you see I -J along every road. When they I /say AUTLUBO, “That Good 'Oil,’’ Best for Autos, they tell the truth because AUTLUBO is made according to the sp c:l;cations of the foremost lubrication expert in the country. Try it and you will be glad you believed in signs. Booklet ond Gasoline Gangs Frn, H'ritt todaf. Vim, THE MOORE OIL CO. 1306-138 S York St., CINCINNATI Blanches: Logansport, Ind., Columbus,O. 11— z.-,,..;;:.;',; : Old Adams County Bank I Decatur, Indiana. JH. , y— |J| 11 "IIM Capital sl2ll SUrP,U ’ ' B C. S. Niblick, President M M. Kirsch and John Nibri ’* H Vice Presidents IV EX. Ehinger, Cashier 1 : *^W*?* E . j Farm loans ’ CciQ a Specialty j ect Dpcnlvp CollectiorS 207 KtSU.VC Ma( . e Speedily PROVIDE at FavorFor The Rainy Day First. abk ' BY STARTING AccomodaA BANK ACCOUNT! With Safe t i £>dSK Banking . i In The SUNSHINE Afterward, E M x c tS You’ll Enjoy It More! " ur • Patrons I YV e Pay 4 p er Cent Interest on 1 Year Time Deposits SPtQAL BUGGY SALE OrxiEU WEEK OIXIL-V BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL. lotH. Phaeton Seat Buggies $58.25 Automobile Seat Buggies $67.60 Me offer at this price the well known Butler and other standard makes in all tne latest styles. T.ie regular prices of these buggies range from $75.00 to $90.00. We must have room for another shipment of buggies arriving about April 25th. v\ e will also I sell to each purchaser of a buggy one set of buggy harness allowing a reduction of $2.00 to $4.00. Remember Date of Sale Week of APRIL 15TH. •* ATZ & STEELE N. 2nd. St Decatur, Ind.