Daily Democrat, Volume 2, Number 90, Decatur, Adams County, 26 April 1904 — Page 2

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT. ■ratty ■vinino. ucem sdnday, by L. ■ W Gt . ELLINGHAM. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Barrier, per week. too ■j carrier, per year $4 00 By mall, per month 25c •y mall, per year $2.50 Single copies. Two Cents. sa»Brti*lns rates made known on application Watered In the postolHce at Decatur. Indlaaa. as second-class mall matter. J. H. HELLER. Manasir. Coal Qi] Johnny's slanders of a good honest citizen haa no defense from a republican source. That is fruit for them and they help spread the “p’sen.” The laboring men 1 should rally to the support of Hor- ! aoe Porter and resent the slanders that were brought to life. < ■ — ( It was another rousing meeting c at the surveyors office last night, in t which it was clearly planned and c simply awaits execution to elect every democrat on the ticket, and give the republicans ample time to

originate a scheme that will work better. Now let's get warmed up and make it a good one while we W at it, <»• A non-partison majority of four republican councilmen appoint a non-pa.tison board of six republican election inspectors, during a nonpartison campaign in which these four republicans are candidates for democratic votes to usher them back into official life, where they can duplicate the job. Now let's elec* a non-partison council of democrats. It will taste better. ! ! The democrat who is thinking of scratching his ticket should back up and do a little solid thinking and if he can ever find the time when a republican actually voted for a demo- i cratic candidate, he can get a good | sized chromo by making his re- i quests known at this ‘office. When they want to catch democratic votes, they make the promises but ( history fails to record a single instance wherein they delivered the goods.

Auction Sale Buggies and Implements The undersigned wiU sell to the highest bidder at the Riverside Livery Barn, Decatur, Indiana, on Saturday, April 30 At 1 o’clock p. m., the following property: 25 Buggies, Phaetons and Surreys These buggies consist of several of the best known makes. Some of these are new, and most of them have been used but slightly, while a few are cheap, second-hand buggies... Eight of these are rubber tires, while the balance are steel tires. In this lot you can find almost anything you may want.

Eight sets single and double harness, several robes, i Buckeye binder as good as new, i Rock Island hay loader, i grain drill, 2 new Harrison wagons, and several other second-hand articles. : : : : : • This sale is made to close up the business of the old firm of Brittson Bro’s. Most of the above goods are nice, clean goods, and about as good as new. You buy them at your own price on above date. We will be glad to show you these goods any time before the sale. Drop in and see them. Eight head of horses to be sold: TERMS—AH lumt under $5.00 cash. All sums °Y®, r v$ B a credit of nine months will be given, purchaser giving approved security. A. BRITTSON FRED REPPERT, Auctioneer,

Twenty nine ties is the only record the four repubican councilmen have to solicit your sulfrage. .Well, they have their non-partison appointments of six repbulican elec tion inspectors. We almost forgot that. Even Ves Peterson is still trying tc run, and according to his personal and private poll, every legal voter in the first ward is tacked on his slate. In 1900 Ves posed and cast a prohibition vote two being the poll of his party. Since then his coworker has moved out and now if Ves. polls the strength of his party it will be the limit. This morality campaign was originated with a view of coloring the shady record of the present marshal, and with the more important view of double crossing the democratic candidates for the city council. The republicans want to gain control, no matter how and the way to nip their little game is for every democrat to vote'er straight. Notice. The annual meeting of stock-

1 holders of the Decatur Commercial ’' Club for the election of nine direct--1 ors and for the transaction of other business as may be properly brought before said meeting will be held at the club rooms in the city of DecaI tur, Indiana, on Monday, May 2nd 1904 at 7 o'clock p. m. French Quinn, president. F. M. Schirmeyer, secretary. 90d4 Found— Lady's purse containing i 81.21, which the owner can have by calling at this office. LOST—A black silk umbrella I with straight pearl and silver handle. Finder please return to Paid Baumgartner. County Clerks office. 89d2 Private funds to loan on city property at lowest rate interest . Privilege of partial payments. The Decatur Abstract and Loan Co. 257dtf; F< )R SALE—One team of mules, one farm work mare. Also some choice early white seed corn at per sack. Inquire of George Tricker R. F. D. No 6 Decatur Indiana. 89d6

. COURT NEWS t, E. Ray Defendant in Damage Suit Session of Probate Court.- Guardian Removed for Failure to File Bond. Julius Hougk vs Ed M. Ray, complaint for damages, demand S3OO, is . the title of a new case tiled by at- 1 torneys Shafer Peerson and D. E. Smith. The complaint allees that sometime ago Hougk purchased a Northwestern road grader to use in some Contracts which he had taken.; Ray was the agent and is alleged to j have guaranteed the grader, which I failed to do what was claimed for it, causing loss of time and money 1 and patience wherefor 1300 dam-' ages are necesary. -oIn probate court W. B. Suttles, administrator for the estate of Eliza McConnehey filed proof of publication notice of final settlement, final report and was duly discharged. —* Final reports were filed by Emma E. Rawley, guardian for Maggie P. Rawley; Albert Yager, guardian for Lawrence Yager; and by Malinda F. Lynch guardian for Arthur De , I

Arnold. David Cook, guardian for Harriet and Louis Johnson was removed for failure to file new bond as ordered. C. J. Lutz was appointed. —o — Flavius J.JShepherd, guardian for Raymond W tiled a new bond which was approved by court. Auction Sale, Albert Brittson is advertising an auction sale of a large amount of personal property to take place at the Riverside Livery barn on Saturday. April 30. The sale will include eight head of horses, twenty five buggies and surreys, some new and some second hand, eight sets

harness, two Harrison wagons, farm - machinery and various other articles. Nine months credit will be given. 85dt>wl NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Taxes’are now due and payable at the County Treasurer's office. Books will close Monday, May 2nd 1904. Truly J. H. Voglewede.Treas. I Seed Corn for Sale. A limited amount of well dried and well selected seed corn for sale. Enquire at Everett A Hite’s grocery, or at my home, one-half mile south of Decatur. Ed Johnson. 85d5w2 For Sale—3 head Eberdoen malcalves. They are a fine stock anda bargain John Hessler, R. R. 2. 36d2m Money to loan on farms at lowest rate of interest. Any sum, any length of time and privilege of partial payments. The Decatur Abstruct and Loan Co., 857dtf.

We Have An Experienced BICYCLE REPAIR MAN and solicit your buainrea. Canjioyour work right, and on short notice. We are headquarten for all kitds of BICYCLE SUNDRIES Schafer Hardware Co.

You Buy Clothings You naturally want the most stylish and best clothing you can get for the money. That’s what we will give you,

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IF YOU WANT TO DRESS WELL And have an eye on economy, it will be decidedly to your interest to come here and examine our new spring, perfect fitting suits before you buy. T hese suits range in prices from the cheap and medium priced i to the best hand tailored suits. We have them at any price you may desire. TIMELY TOGS FOR BOYS We have just the sort of “duds” the big boy and the little boy wants for this variable spring time weather. We have a great variety of NEW SPRING HATS AND SHIRTS Come in and try on an Albert Hat and you will go home with a new hat. We have the best 50C dress shirt you ever saw. Try one and be convinced.

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