Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 179, Decatur, Adams County, 9 August 1905 — Page 2

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT) —■ gggggssa. rrr--— IUIt BVKNINQ, UCBPT SCNDAT, BV U■ w a . BLLINBHAM. SUBSCRIPTION R AIT C 8 By Barrier. per week too By carrier. per year *4.00 By Bali. per month *Sc lion SI.BO Single i'npl«(. Two t rot*. 4<T»rtloln« rate, made known on application Watered in the poatoHlc« at Decatur. tndl<aa. a> a< I. H. HELLER, MANAGER ~ SECOND DEFEAT The Shamrocks Beaten by a Score of Ten to One. The Decatur Shamrocks were treated to another little beating at Portland, when they met the Sluggers of that city and were beaten to the tune of ten to one. The boya are all loud in their praise of the treatment they received, and are desirous of making the trip soon agai i. They blame no'cne for the defeat except themselves, and honestly admit that they met a superior team. The I toys were out fielded and out hit and were lucky, yes mighty lucky, to secure the lone run they got, and then the game had traveled considerable distance before the home plate was crossed A return game may be played here in the near future. The score: 1 2 34 5 8 7 89 R H E Port —2 0 3 0 0 3 11 xlO 10 4 Decatur—o 0000000111 4 More Than Fifty. •y United Press News Association. Albany, N. Y., August 9—Eleven dead were taken from the ruins of | the Meyers building up until noon today. Tae list of employees shows ! that over fifty women and girls are unaccounted for and total of dead cannot be told until the rescuers reach the bottom of the debris. Notice of Sale. Notice is hereby given that the ' undersigned receiver of the Atlas i Oil dr Gas company, in pursuance to the order and decree of the Dela ware circuit court, will on and aft< r August 34, 1905, offer at private sale at his office on Main street east, city of Muncie, Indiana, all the assets, including leases, personal property and equipment of every ' nature, and kind: Including also I pij>e. tubing and casing in wells i and all property and assets of ti e Atlas Oil & Gas company, situated i near Geneva, in Adams county. In- J dinaa. Said sale shall be for cash, and not for less than the full ap- ' praised value of said property. All I bids to be accompadied by forfeit 1 and sale to lie made subject to the approval of the Delaware circuit court. Any prospective purchaser may examine appraisement by calling upon the receiver. 1 Ray H. Munshower, Receiver, Claude C. 8.11, Attorney for 1 Receiver j Water Consumers, Notice All consumers of water taken i from the city water mains are here | by notified that all rentals (except 1 by metei) must lie paid by August 15, 1905, or same will l>e turned off ; without further notice, and a penalty collected as provided for Ijefore | being turned on again. From July i 1, 1905, to January 1, 1906, must lie paid in advance. Your attention is j called to this matter, as this is I final, as so ordered. W. E. Fulk, Supt. 1

SPECIAL 25 Outing Suits, former price 86.50, 87.50 and (M CH \ CT Afi 88 00, special price QuiUU 4 dozen Negligee Shirts, former price 81.00, special price Better Take Advantage of These Hot Weather Bargains

Real Estate Transfers ' IBeportvtl by Decatur Abstract and Lobb Company! Hannah I>. Dailey to Henry 8. Pas«on, 40a, sec 6, Jeffera>>n twp , •1. Lanra C. Meeks to Homer J. Green inlot 154, Geneva, <I,OOO. Emil Sprunger to John Rohrer, inlots 109 and 110, Berne, <450. Dan N. Erwin to B W. Hholty, inlot 963, Decatur, 1150. E. 8. Callihan to Geo. H. Kerr, inlot 276, Geneva. <7OO. Isaac Lehman to M. Baumgarther, inlots 445 and 446, Berne, <3OO. David Hoffman to Jacob Hcheel er, 80a, see. 26, Preble twp., <1,430. Christena Scheumann to Chas. \V. Johnson, iniot 730, Decatur, <195. Mary to Otto Reppert inlot 72 and 79, Decatur, <SOO. g John J Hirschy to Menno Burkhalter, inlot 379, Berne, <72.50 Melissa O. McGill to John McGill, 10a. sec. 35, Union twp., <950. B. W. Bholty to Roy Wolferd, inlot 974 and ,975, Decatur. <l6O. Gustav Cramer to Harvey Barruff, inlot 930, Decatur, <l5O. Wm. Zaggle to Abe Weil, inlot 180, Geneva. <1,200. Mary Fullenkamp to R. K Allison. inlot 3b, Decatur. <350. Robert D. Patterson to Chas,

The famous Walkowsky Troupe of Russian Cossack Dancers, with the 4 Paw Sells show, in Decatur, Saturday next.

Heckman, part sec. 34, Root twp., 12,500. Wm. Reusser to Emil Burkhalter, part sec. 33, Monroe twp., <4OO. Elizabeth C Gass to (l» L. Gase, pirt nee. 37, Root twp , <6OO. Fred Schieman to Lillie G. Railing, part s c. 2, Washington tpw., 1175. James Mazlin to David Schwartz, 80a, sec. 19, Monroe twp.. <70,00. Dees Ora Dent to Sam Deak, inlot 215, Decatur, <2OO. James H. Stone to Old Adams County Bank, inlot 51, Decatur, 1780. Albert James to Byron Whitridge 40a, St. Mary’s twbp., <2,000. Elizibeth Cross to Clement Michael, inlots 35 and 36, Ceylon, <*o Jacob Huser to R. K Allison, part sec. 25, Monroe twp , <l. Caroline Hale to F. L. Litterer, in lots 830 and 831, Decatur, <6OO. Osa Wemhoff tc Dan Erwin, part sec. 4, Washington twp., <BOO. Margaret Eley to Luella Sullivan, lots 81, 86 and 87, Berne, <I,OOO. Henry Soherry to Karl Kolter, pirt sec. 34, Pieble twp , <1,125, Alex Leßrun to B W. Sholty, part s. e. Beo ' 25, Kirkland twp., <I.OOO. Harry A. Leßrun to B. W. Sholty, pirt s. e. % sec. 25, Kirkland twp , <3O. James E. Leßrun to B. W. Sholty, part s. e. % sec. 25, Kirkland twp ,

<2O. , A. B Cunningham to Ro-n Anderson. part sec. 31, Root twp., <3,000. Dan N Erwin to Jonas 0. Tritch, inlot 9x2. Decatur, <25.0 Ltoora Huff man to Chas Tremp, lot 25. Buena Vista. <I,OOO. B F Wemhofl to John Lose, part outlot 89, Decatur, <550. John R. Pcrter to Catharine Llzttr, inlot 7, Salem aud 30a, sec. 17, Blue Creek twp., <2,300. E J. Bockhart to fl. L. Wagoner. I part sec 33, French twp., <IOO. Last—A five dollar bill, near the Palace meat market Finder please return to this office and receive re1 ward, <30.35 Excursion to Denver, Col. —On August 11th. 12th and 13tb, the Erie railroad will sell excursicn tickets to Denver and return, on account annual meeting Fraternal' Order of Eagles, at rate of <3O 35 for the round trip. Ask Erie agents for particulars. Excursion to Pittsburg, Pa.—On account K of P. meeting in Pitta bursg, Pa., the Erie railroad will sell excursion tickets from D»natnr ’ to Pittsburg and return at rate of <s 55. Tickets on sale August 19th and 20th. Return limit August 38th. Fcr further information call , on Erin agents

- I Open at night—Stop at Baker & Rheinhart's restaurant and get a midnight lunch. We are open. 165d2wks Summer Tour Fares—June Ist to Sept, 30th via G. R. &I. To Trav erse City, Mich., <l2 30; Omera, ’ <13.30; Northport, <13.50; Petoa ’ key, <14.15; Mackinaw City, <15.60. Return limit (Jet. 31, 1905. ' For rates to other points call phone 9. or write t> C. L Lock1 wood, G. P. A. Grand Rapids, Mich., or J. Bryson, Agent. 1 127d3m0 The Passenger department of the 5 Tolelo, St. Louis & Western R. R. | “Clover Leaf Route,’’ his issued a booklet, entitled, “Get Out, or Get In,” from the pen of Mr. Elbert Hub-; bard, of the Royer 'fters, of East Au-, firs, N. Y. Copies of this booklet nay bt obtained by sending 4 cents tn stamps to Walter L. Ross Genera Passenger Agent, “ Clover Le a • ’ Route,” Toledo Ohio. Hiawatha, the Indian play, will oe given at Ya-Way-Ga-Mug, near Petoskey, Mich., from July 4 tc September 4, 1905. illustrated folders can be had by calling phone 9 or writing C. L. Lock- ■ wood, Grand Rapids, Mich , or "ailing at passenger station. No , me who goes to Northern Michigan should fail to see this play given by Ojibway Indian aotorsy The folder* give skstth of pla i with illustrations. Get one J. Bryson, Agent. 127 d 3mo

FOR THE BENEFIT OFV-J” ” CVa Farmers and Dairymen bgk we ere Introdoudna a new cream aeperatof. hnown n* t' • ■* “TLJBULftR” IT which is without a doubt the beet on the market. In tact n “ !5- ‘ with bottom feed and waist low can. The only wif oiling - r “ 11,1 ‘ and one that nruducaa more profit than any other mm-iiine nm » 'iu< -i 1 „ what you are looking for -Moiiey saved is money earned and this ui.h him, fills the bill With the TIBI LAR separator you can have no accident, which onw sarily fallows all machines' f this kiixt. •'■■L I The TUBULARS are guaranteed toabim milk twice ae clean as any other M-p. ,y erator and has won tusnvcontests in thia line. When buying, buy the BEST and thata a IH TUBULAR W Loch, Dixson & Go.

All parties interested in the James Ogden (Byrum's Run) ditch and its branches, please report at this office Wednesday. August 16, 1905, to have hearing no assessmeets for repair of above named ditch. L L Biu-ngartxer. County I Surveyor. Itwb3td ■<3.50 Chicago Ex oursion —On j Saturday, August 19th, the Erie railroad will sell special excursion tickets from Decatur to Chicago and return at the rate of <3.50 for the round tup Tickets good go ing on all trains, excepting No. 3, and are good returning on all trains. (xo*pting No. 4, until Monday, August Slat’, inclusive. Ask Erie agents for particulars. Grand low rate excursion to northern Michigan resorts via Clover Leaf route and Pere Marquette systems. August 17, Tickets will be sold to Petoskey, Charlevoix. Traverse City, Alpena, Ludington. We qetonsing and Cheboygan; good returning to August 28, 1905. Rate round trip from Decatur <8.25. Rate to Mackinac Island and return | one dollar higher. Tickets honored in sleeping cars. See nearest Clover Leaf agent, or address Waiter L. Ross. G. P. A , Toledo, O. Public Sale Ktrl Kolter will sell at public auction, one mile west and threequarters of a mile north of Magley, on the Wells count? line, at ten o’clock am, on Thursday, August 10, the following property: Two work horses, four milch cows, one 2-year-old heifer, one bull calf, two calves, three brood sows, with pigs four weeks old; six shouts, weighing from 50 to 75 pounds; one male Poland-China hog, one Shepherd dog. one spring tooth harrow, one spike tooth harrow, one sulky plow, two cultivators, one shovel plow, two breaking plows, Milwaukee mower, self binder. Deere hay rake, cradle hay ladders, Turnbull farm wagon, spring wagon, surrey, mud bort, set farm harness, two dozen grain sacks, grindstone and other articles NoticeHereafter anyone caught trespassing on the Meiber’s farm in the north part of the city and destroying the property will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Mrs. Mar garite Meibers. 172 Iwk

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Notice. 1 have plenty of money to loan on farms. D. B. Erwin, Attorney at law.

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IS all right for an education in Natural History. But for education in Men’s and Children's Wear at economical prices a visit while in town to Decatur’s modern clothing store will convince you that it will be money saved if you will in- I spect our stocks and ■ note our prices. We I are daily receiving cur I early fall lines of I Clothing I Ha*s and I Furnishings I

Lost—Part of a new mattress, somewhere bet ween the Dent school house und the J. 8. Bowers farm Finder return to Gay & Zwick and receive reward.