Decatur Democrat, Volume 58, Number 23, Decatur, Adams County, 5 June 1913 — Page 8

I • • MODERN METHODS AND MODERN BUSINESS You lay aside each year a certain sum to take care of the unexpected. Why not keep it in a Certificate of Deposit at the First National Bank? It earns you 4 per cent interest. You can get the cash on it at any time. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Decatur. Indiana. I* CSESSSESS^-* [= 1 ©THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS J » < goEJora £T Corrected Every Afternoon t|| US E====3E3OE3OaE==lE=l

EAST BUFFALO. East Buffalo, N. Y., June 4—(Special to Daily Democrat) —Receipts, 2,400; shipments, 380; official to New York yesterday,'9so; hogs closing slow. Yorkers, medium and heavy, $8.90@ >8.95; pigs and lights, $7.95©55.00; , roughs, [email protected]; stags, $6.00@ j $7.00; sheep, 1000; steady; top lambs, $7.25; cattle, 25; steady. G. 1. BURR. No. 2 Red wheat 97c No. 2 White wheat 94c No. 3 Yellow corn 79c i Com. White 69c Oats 36c, Sample ataineo uats 26c Rye 54c | Barley 38c@45c No. 1 timothy hay ..SIO.OO No. 1 mixed $8.50 , No. 1 crover 68.00 Timothy seed SI.OO Wool 14c@18c COAL PRICES. Btovev and Egg, hard SB.OO Chestnut, hard $8.50 Pea, hard $7.00 Poca, Egg and Lump $5.00 W. Ash $4.50 V. Splint $4.50 H. Valley $4.25 R. Lion $4.50 Cannell $6.00 J. Hill $5.00 Kentucky $4.50 Lu rig $4.50 COMMISSIONERS' ALLOWANCES—JUNE TERM, 1913. Turnpike District No. 1. Fred Theime $ 22.00 Perry Workinger 21.00 Wm. Welty 10.50 John Ehard Chas Bittner 37.80 John Bittner 10.00 Sherman Schnepp 23.00 George Kramer 8.75 Henry Rodenbeck 17.50 Henry Bauman 12.25 Neut Stevens .. 15.75 Wm Breiner 8.60 John Bucher 6.25 Albert Werling 49.38 John Hoffman 4.00 Irie Mcßride 7.70 Dick Schaffer .. 7.70 Fred Dohrmann 9.45

I Old Adams County Bank Decatur, Indiana. 1"^ Capita! *120,000 3 . z XL Surplus . *30.000 J X A •‘'A "J ® Niblick, Preaident j M - Kirßch and John Niblick *? v ' ce Presidents i * x EM * lter- c “ hiw ‘ • ' ~ m ® 1 Dead Farm loanß R f/ '7 s \ •'taU a Specialty. ► ' Reflect — k Iff**’’ • Resolve Collection* ’ Made There’s Nothing Like A BANK ACCOUNT ableßateC To Give A Man Ihe Courage Accomodat To Face The World S£, | Banking And All That’s Hurled Against Him To Discourage. f One Dollar Starts It! , I ; f l our I Matron I * e Pay 4 Per Cent Interest on 1 Year Time Deposit!

FULLENKAMPS. Y | Eggs 17c Butter 20c •ard 10c NIBLICK A CO. I — I: Butter 18c© 22c Eggs H.rrc 1 ' Lard 10c : H. BERLIN& Eggs 17c Duck* 10c ; Fowls He ] Geese ....9c H Turkeys 15cIOld rooster* Be ' 1 KALVER MARKETS. i .Wool r 14c@18c j Beet hides 10c ] Calf .12c . Tallow ..5c 1 Sheep pelts -25c©$l.U0 ' Muskrats 5c ©4sc , Skunk 25c®53.50 , Coon [email protected] j Possum ....................10c©70c 1 a£luk 25c 00 ’ LOCAL PROUUCb MARKET. — Spring chicks ..........10c 1 Ducks .10c Fowls . 10c Geese ..8c Eggs 18c 1 Butter 18c . Turkeys 11c Old roosters ...5c ’ —- —A— Christ Musser 13.10 iFrank Goodiken .15.10 IA and C Stone & Lime Co 45«.01 I Henry Zwick 40-00 I Turnpike District No. 2. Kirsch, Sellemeyer and Sons .. .4.00 ■ Rufus Sprunger 10.00 ' P. W. Kessler 12,00 Berne Supply Co • 7.25 j Schafer Hardware Co. ..." 5.20 1 Eli Bricker £(10 [ O. E. Ostermann 45.85 ' Dan Kaufmann 34.00 ! J. Hendricks 12.00 1 J. H. Urick ••30.00 Vint Hendrickg 5,25 IW, P. Hendricks 37.45 A. P. Duer 7.00 Jim A. Hendricks 69.00 j Harv e Sells .... '- 4.30 F. H. Tabler 200 Ezra Mcßams 7.00 D. B. Roop 13.60

John C. Augsberger 75.05 Levi Augsberger 11.90 The A A C. Stone Co 81.05 The A A C Stone Co 173.15 Turnpike District No. 3. The AA C Stone and Lime Co 81.60 Samuel Opllger 8.35 Fred Bentz 26.00 Harry Meshberger 1.75 Daniel Leichty 3.50 Wm Anderson 9.00 Christ Eicher 36 00 Simeon Zimmerman 2 55 Geneva Supply Co 17.50 Ferdinand Bleeke 2.00 Burford, by Democrat 20 00 T. H. Baltzell 1.50 Sam e 2 '" Same 100 Bur'ord, by Democrat 1.75 C. W Yager 20 00 Burford, by Democrat 7.00 Thos. J. Durkin WOO Same 6'1.00 Same 2 00 I Same 41.20 I Phi! L. Macklin ........ 5 00 [Lawrence E. Opliger 121.50 Same 5.00 B F. Kiser 60.00 D. D. Clark 12.16 ■Same 38.30 J. M. Miller <8.05 Jim A. Hendricks 2.00 Clark J. Lutz 41.66 C. B. Andrews . 22.00 (Same ••■ 6.00 ■ Frank Mclntosh 140.09 IJ. A. Cline *••■ 16750 i Edward Gallemeyer 162 50 , |Wm. Zimmerman 140.00 j iWm. Blackburn 225.00 I John W Myers 120 01 [Lewis Fruchte 110.00 Ed L. Kintz ...*. 110.00 •J. H. Steele 60.00 Same 60-00 Same 53- 50 Geo. Dellinger 150.00 |.Tohn J. Soldner 130.00 D. W. Laisure 33.00 ’Sam Nussbaum 65.00 John Tanner 150.00 Edwin Adler 52 00 T W. Studler 162.50 Albert Burrie 130.00 J. L. Love 162.50 ; Frank Spangler 150.00 ;J. M. Miller 12.00 1 ,Gay, Zwick & Myers 12.00 | ■ Dr. H. F. Costello 1 .50 [Gay, Zwick & Myers 35.00 J. D. Stultz 75.00 Continental Mfg. Co 2.50 J. J. Holcomb Mfg. Co 9.85 D F. Teeple 2.98 Jesse Kelley 20.00 . Vance & Hite 9.90 , D. F. Teeple 105 i E. L. Carroll 67.79 Ind. Lighting Co 9.20 1 ,J J. Holcomb Mfg. Co. .. 355 I Dr. M. F. Parish 150.00 1 Emmet Laughlin 20.0t> j Edward Nevil 25.00 j [Lettie Hilleary 20.00 Blanche Ford 10.56 ! Mary Laughlin 9 24 I Martin Laughlin 250.00 IT E Cramer 90 > H. J. Yager 25.00 J. E. Ellsworth ...... 3.70 I Rev. Louis C. Hessert ....... 3.00 I Rev. Robt. N. Ball 3.00 j Martin Laughlin 4.64 Martin Laughlin 8° : [Monroe Telephone System ... 7.70 > [Decatur Foundry, Furnace & , Machine Co 83.10 Mann & Christen 26.45 The Democrat Co 27.16 Decatur Herald 16.651 Berne Witness Co 2.80 Wm. Custer IM* A. R. Drummond 1-50 Asa McMillen 2.50 A T. Macklin 2.00 Phil L. Macklin 56.00 Same 24.00 John Toner I-® l * John Kaehr 1.50 Chas. Rabbitt 2.50 Phil L. Macklin 28.00 Same 560,1 Same «•*> Same s6o ° Same 5.00 John T.Keliey 20.00 John W. Cowens 20.00 Phil L. Macklin 5.00 Children’s Home, Delaware Co. 97.6a Lewis Fruchte 2.50 Macadam Roads. Decatur Democrat Co 73.00 ‘L. G. Ellingham 29.30 Eli Meyers 2.60 T H. Baltzell, transcript 35.00 [Peterson * Moran 50.00 [John C. Cowan 2.00 John Knoll 2 -°° Clyde Deam 2.00 W. W. Smith ~ 2.00 A. J. Case 2.00 C. H. Elzey 4.50 Lewis Schroeder 8.00 Jacob Longenberger 8.00 C. C. Ernst 40 00 C. C. Ernst 35.00 Decatur Democrat Co 101.55 Elias Reason 10.00 Albert Pontius y 2.00 Geo. Haviland 2.00 Sherman O. Shoemaker 2.00 jrfhn P. Shoemaker 4.75 W. W. Eicher 2.00 Flecher Ryan .....' 2.00 Fred Bultemeier 10.0 p C. C. Ernst 45.00 C. C. Ernst 400® T. H. Baltzell 35.00 Peterson & Moran 50.00 Thomas J. Durkin 10.45 Decatur Democrat Co 145.60 Indianapolis Sun 2.53 T H. Baltzell 35.00 John Shoe 1.00 Mike Milkt 7.00 Dal Butler 100 Mike Miller 4.25 Chas. Elzev 2.00 lotto Wehmoff 2.00 Henry Koenemann 2.00 Carl Beatty • 2.00 C. 0. Ernst 4 92 00 C. C. Ernst 43.00 Jas. Smith • • 2.00 Jeff Augsberger 27.00 I Grover Sells 27.00 Thomas J. Durkin 7.70 [Sun Publishing Co 2.58 pecatur Democrat 70.35 T. H. Baltzell 35.00 Peterson & Moran 50.00 .Thomas J. Durkin 3.90 Harmon Weisling 10.00 . Im. L. Oliver 10.00 C. C. Ernst 40.00 Same 45.00 Geo. Steiner 2.0 C

5 Dan Huger 2. n 0 1 Ernst Balsinger 2.00 5 Jacob P. Steiner * 2.00 5 Levi Schindler 200 I Fred Fox 5.50 ) Jake Stiner 4.00 5 | Fred Fox 4.00 1 Decatur Democrat 96.31 S T. H. Baltzell 85.00 ) Ransom smith 15.00 ) Geo. McManama 15.00 ) C. C. Ernst 43.00 ; C. C. Ernst 47.00 ) John Baker 2.00 ) O. 8. Marshall 200 I Henry Hite 3.00 > Harvev Smith 2.00 ; Thomas Durkin 7.60 i Harve Smith 4.00 ; Decatur Democrat 96.00 i T. H. Baltzell 85.00 r Charles Zwick 4.25 i Gus Cline 2.00 i Ed Zwick 2.0 J i < Lewis Kline 2.00 i Hsnry Gailmeyer 2.00 i Ed Bultemeyer 2.00 C. C. Ernst 9&-W I |C. C. Ernst J 40.00 J. J. Mayer 22 0u J. L. Hook 22.00 Chris Messer 4.00 Thomas Durkfn 7.55 T. H. Baltze!’ 35 01 I Decatur Detwee’et Co 100 95 | Peterson f Bonn 50.00 [J. L. Graber 10.00 E. H. Faust 10.00 C. C. Ernst 40.0 f C. C. Ernst 45.00 [A. R. Bell ‘ 2.00 IJ. A. Kline t 2.00 jjos. Lower ....' 204 John A. Mirnrma 2.00 Wm. Knkelhan 2.«0 J. W T . Robinson 2.00 \Cm.. Briner 6.50 Frank Malley 2.00 Reuben Itreiher 2.00 Thomas Durkin 6.45 J. M. Richnrds 200 Wm. Briner 2 00 Decatur Domocrttt Co. 98.25 T H. Baltzell 35.00 Chas E. Bohnpr 50 Frank Paristf 200 ,C. C. N euenac^wan<^er 3- 00 ■ Henrv Hackman 15.00 [L. F. Miller 15.00 C. A. Neuenschwander 2.00 iA. W. Liechty 2.00 Orin Mosure 200 C. E. Stucky .., 4.00 C. C. Ernst 47.00 C. C. Ernst 43.00 Noah Neuenschwandbr 2.00 Thomas Durkin 6.40 Decatur Democrat Cb. ........ 96.96 Ichas E. Bohner 50 IS. J. Martz 10.06 A. J. Porter — 10.00 |T. H Baltzell 35.01 Peterson & Moran 50.00 Fred J. Roe 2.00 Perry Morgan ..., 2.00 ! C. C. Ernst 5.00 ,C. C. Ernst 5.00 C. C. Ernst 10.00 C. C. Ernst - 25.00 C. C. Ernst 10.00 C. C. Ernst 5.00 ,C. C. Ernst 10- 00 Perry Morgan . 2.00 Abe Morgan 2.00 Chas. Feasel ....• 2.00 Ed Kratzer ~..» 2.00 ,Sol Hitter 2.00 I Amos Danner 2.01 Nathan Roe ■ 2.00 I Frank Wechter 5.25 C. C. Ernst 52.50 ■ ,C. C. Ernst 40.01’ A. J. Porter .................. 10.00 IS. J. Martz 10.00 Thomas Durkin — 5 20. ,M. J. Wertzberger 8.00 |D. B. Roop 25.50 Decatur Foundry Furnace C 0... 6.00 Marion French 15.00 R. P. Davis 100.00 Chas. Morrison 124.73 Erie Stone Co • • • 126.39 T. H. BALTZELL, Auditor, Adams Co., Ind. * — /o < Ft. Wayne & Springfield Ry. Company. TIME TABLE. Northbound. Cars leave Decatur at 5:50, 7:00, 8:30, 11:30, 2:30, 4:00, 5:30, 9:30; arrive at Fort Wayne at 6:53, 8:10, 9:40, 12:40, 3:40, 5:10; 6:40, 10:40. Southbound. Leave Fort Wayne at 7:00, 8:30, 10:00, 1:00, 4:00, 5:30, 7:00, 11:00; i arrive in Decatur at 8:10, 9:40; 11:10, 2:10, 5:10, 6:40, -8:10, 12:10. Connections are made at Fort Wayne with the Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Co., The Toledo & Chicago Interurban Railway Company, the Ohio Electric, and Indiana Union Traction Company; also •w+th the Pennsylvania, Wabash. Nickel Plate, L. S. & M. S-, A D. and G. R. A I. railroads. FREIGHT SERVICE. Freight service consists of one train each way dally: Leaving Decatur at 8:00 a. m., and returning, leavi Ing Fort Wayne at 12:00 m. This 1 enables shippers to telephone orders 1 and receive shipments promptly. I ( W. H. FLEDDERJOHANN, , General Manager, • Decatur, Ind. ! - I GOOD FARM FOR SALE. I J I desire to sell my forty acres ot ) land, located just south of the city of > Decatur. It is good land and in good ' condition, well tiled, with pike on three J sides an ideal little farm. Has fair ) house, large hay barn, small stock ) Sam, chicken house, young orchard, 1 wind mill, ready for you to move on. 1 For terms and further particulars, inquire of SOLOMON LINNL ) Corner Fourth and Jefferson st/ee’s, I Decatur, Ind. 127t6* > ■ - j LOST—Pair of cream scales, north of ) | city. Leave at.this office. 131t3 ) ABOUT THE SICK •'GIRL To do general * . housework, three in family. Call at ) this office; 13213,

’ I H ■ I * That Delicious Cake 1 is not home made but is sup- ’ plied b" Martin’s Bakery. Our ' baking has a home character > and quality about it which often misleads even goodcake makers. Our eggs, butter flour and other ingredients used are always good, wholesome and fiesh while experience has given us that deft skill which gives a caste and flavor to cakes, pies or pastry never acquired by or dinary bakeiL'. Try our fresh bread and rolls for breakfast They are great. Jacob Martin FOR SALE —Good' lc«4 team, wagon and harness. Inquire of Perry Hunt, Wren, O. 123t6 LOST—Spectacles that slipped from their case Sunday between J. A. Smith home on Third street and A. N. Anker home on Winchester street. Return to Mrs. J. A. Smith. 131:3 ■-9 J MtCornwHi-AeDwi# Kirchner’* Green Mountain Oil the one safe and reliable remedy for earache. Nothing equal to it Cur-s in a few minutes.’ Also for Croup and Swollen Glanda. sOc FOR SALE BY CALIOW A RICE. i/r. € V. Connell VETERINARIAN Phone m 2 Bam | =|E=3iaL-ft. The Garage Beautiful The artistic lines, high grade material and exclusive features ot our American Sectional Garaoe appeal to every discriminating automobile owner. Built on the Standard Unit System, all sections are interchangeable and yon can enlarge the building at any time. Price $125 Erected Constructed with wallsof American Pressed Steel, heavily .galvanized, and stamped to represent brickwork and specially treated with rust-proof composition, painted to barmonize with your.residence. The fitments include first quality paneled and glazed large doors, casement windows a small door at the side or end. brass finish hardware, work bench, tool rack and closet. It will last a life-time and is fully guaranteed. Any size built to order. Write for specifications and photo. I AMERICAN SECTIONAL GARAGE CO. 215*319 Stw»M BaiHlM DetiwiU 9di|in Legal Rate Loans 2 Per Cent Per Month • We loan $5 to SIOO and from one to twelve months’ time. We h.ave not changed our plan of long time and easy payments, which has become so popular with the borrowing public. On the other hand we have lowered our rates to conform to the new law, under which we operate and are licensed and bended to the State of Indiana. We loan on household goods, pianos, horses, wagons, fix- [ tures, etc., without removal. . Mall or 'phone orders receive prompt attention. 1 if you need money fill out the < following blank, cut it out and * mail It to us, and our agent will : call on you. Our agent will be In Decatur ’ every Tuesday. Name Address > Reliable. Private. Ur c wany f Established 1896. Room 2, Sec- ’ ond Floor, 706 Calboun Street. Home 'Phone, 833. 1 t Fur ’nJ

Civic League Os Adams Counti Constitution We the clUzews •< Adams county, Hsdiaaa, In order to promote the cal dlnal principle, ot »«*» citizenship, to -tabll.h law and order, to uphoi | the hand of Justice awl sanction and sustain the moral sentiment of tb| community for ourselve. and our children <e hereby bind ourselves t0,..,|| er for the purpose of nceomplishing theee ewis: We believe in sobriety and order; In cMan citizenship and peace! J I homes. . .. I We recognize the free<tan of rellgioun thought and question no man’l I right to his belief in his retfcion or in hfs creed. Wo recognize the freedom of suffrage and wiah to bind no man to s-ipi I IK >rt any political organization or any man for any office whatsoever. ”' We recognize the freedom at sp<-«ch and »»••» *“ d a»k their earn»s| ’ | co-operation In th e support of our prrciplen. R We believe the saloons of Adams county aro injurfons to us morallyl j a detriment to us financially and not worthy of tbo support of ourselves and , children. ’ We believe in and support all St» nees t’”t« ihrtNUM tepptees., cornforl ’ and pleasure to our citizens, but co Aemn tHuf ■hre’r.*** which brings po, erty and misery to tbe’r hem-s. w« beiie.e in a maa's ■ : WHy, »• »- •**? personal i; >: • orty does not injure his family or mena s the puMle ‘ etfare. We do not believe in the monopoly of my bwsiYess whereby a fed [j are financially benefitted to the detrmwrt and'injury »f the great maM J common people and especially the wnowly of ttre sulsou We pledge ourselve. for the enfrreement of all Fw.i —M cspeciallyl to enforce the law regulating and pro! Ibitfa* the »alw M touxlcattng liq-l 1 uors known as the “Blind Tiger LawWe are opposed to the suspend *.I r' u«co where there has been a con-1 vietion for the illegal sale of Into ..racing Ib uor. We pledge ourselvevs to use all our InH. ence and art eur pamer to rid Adams county of the saloons. Fbr these reasons and upon these princTt’.e. wiah to west.-, in our i suffrage. We pledih l ourselves to the support of the publte good. We pledge ourselves to inquire diligent'*- -'bon what prtactr s a candidate stands before he shall receive our fi:lf*tge. Ltpon these principles and for these rectron. we v 'eft to submit ourselves to the citizens of Adams county. To the above I pledge My earnert support Member. (Advertisement! 200 HORSE jA'-E 200 Head Friday, June 6,1913 Head The Decatur Horse Sale Co. will hold their closing sale of the season and are asking that any one wishing to sell any horser to bring them in for this sale. On account of a heavy drop in the market the company is compelled to make this their last sale. Ail horses on hands will be disposed of and if you are looking for a bargain attend this sale for horses of every kind will be sold and some at a great sacrifice. The Decatur Horse Sale Co. E. S. McNABB AUCTIONEER | e 1 ■ — —■ • ——— ——..-- . — .. I — e> jfeL Fare $ 250 DAILY BETWEEN (LEVELAND (Jiff Al<) THE GREAT SHIP SEEANDBEE Steamer. SEEANDBEE, Gt, of Erie and of BuHJo d **ZSS!!W >•> •• I*‘) any r a i lmad Un. teltwX .J? n Tlck.t. read!ng via onC. 4 B line Cleveland and Bußaio accepted for transportation ** w bc^t *o™* tidteoi viaC. •B. line. Sand « cent. I A h R. ALO TRANSIT CO. . , as. H. K. Rogwa, Traac Met. w. p. Harraaa, fien’l Paaa. i. I l — £ GRAHAM ANi! WALTERS are the exclusive agents for the CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO. In Adams County Farm and city policies written at lowest cost. Let. us protect your in the time and fire tested Continental Insurance Co. GRAHAAUNBWALTERS .