The Springfield Democrat from Springfield, Missouri • Page 6

(i J. TXi HESITATION TIIK -SP-HI-NGFIKLI) -DAILY- PHIMiFIIvLU. SUNDAY, A1MUL 19. 1SD1. MY, SCI NIC I DICK.

IVrhrti's it may bo true that tie man who hesitates lout, hut we tlo not hclicvo it. Don't he in too much of a hurry untas you want to be sorry for it. sure you me right ami then go ahead, for it is the hasty man who makes the, mott mistaken. There are times, however, when it eay enough to make up your mind. Some things require a good deal of study, others can be seen at a glance.

The figures we are now quoting on our elegant line of Spring Goods requires no jot- j. I. Bur mpenrath exceeding Krrow. FOR SALE ONLY BY MURRAY BROS. Dealers in Fine Foot Wear, 303 SOUTH STREET.

Bead the advertisement, "A r'nap," Head the advertisement, "A Snap," In "want" column. -I in "want" olumn. LOCAL MENTION. Read the advertisement, "A lnap," in "want" column. Katie Puttuan will be- follow! at tlie Ojera house by Little's "WorlJ." Kij strawlierries were on aale at several of the fruit stands yesterday.

Two handsome deer arrived yesterday fur Rcilly Ilellt-rnan's new park. Several niemliers of the family of Mr. A. K. Baldwin are confined to their home with tbe meat-lens.

Christian countv farmer who were PERSONAL. Boh Stone, of Linden, is in town. J. S. E.

Gillette left last night for New York. Ir. Gray, of Ebenezer, was in thecity yesterday. G. W.

Dank, of Kansas City, is at the Central. Claude Carr, of Lansing, Is at the Central. C. L. Carr, of Lansing, is domi ciled at the Met.

In the city yesterday report that thef H. E. Webb, of Pittsburg, is dom- outlook for a splendid Production of Iciled at the Met. fruit this year was never mure promts-Ing. Tat Hayes may be now seen each day behind a handsome nag on tlie Boule-Yard, l'at is a first rate horseman and II.

Watson, of St. Louis, will spend Sunday in Springfield James L. Chad wick, of New York, is registered at the Met L. A. Jukkina.

of Russelville. is me exercise is making me nore iouk TiHitint in Springfield. like a winner. Ten risoners were diechanred from the county jail yesterday, all conimitted for vagrancy em-ept one. The eight members of the "Lime Kiln Club" arrested for vagrancy were among the number released from custody.

The Columbus k. is now on ex-Libition in this city. It is certainly a wonderful and magnificent piece of mechanism. Mr. E.G.

Scott the able demonstrator of its workings informed the reporter that Mr. Taul-r, the inventor of the clock, is expected to be in the city before their engagement here is closed. It is an indisputable fact that there is K. J. McNutt, of Bclton, is on trip to Springfield.

S. a. Massev, of Teirce City, is among the guests at the Central. James Qtiinn, of Lebanon, ill stend the Sabbath in Springfield. J.

A. Hardaway, of Kansas City, registered at the Central yesterday. Koliert Stone and II. Smith, of Christian county, are in the city to-day. A.

M. Woolf, of New York, is among the recent arrivals at the Metropolitan. Mr. and Mrs. John M.

Way, of Boston, are in the city and are guests at the Met. Wm. E. Gillespie, a prominent citizen '-I- i i- i i II 1U of We(t jn on bu8i, esisu? unit's, auu uu, uur ia tin uivi? apparent than at the north end. A glano at the land sale for the past ness.

Mrs. A. E. Koxendale leaves to-dav nvk shows that a large proportion of week vlsit to her PrenU Aib 1 Grove. the Tarioim additions to Springfield sit-uatel on the north side.

Messrs Lam-sey and Otterson are kept very busy and confidently look forward to a revival of real estate interests la this city that has not been witnessed for years. After weeks of solicitation the Icmo-crat has secure-! a partial list of the churches of Springfield, the location and time for holding services, the names Mrs. J. II. Hawkins and mother left yesterday morning for St.

Ixiuis oa a short visit. Tines Wills, of Washington township, reports a pood crop prospect in his neighborhood Miss Florence Griswell, of Republic, was visiting ber aunt, Mrs. W. II. Gott, of Elm street yesterday.

A. J. Hxon, the genial advance agent of the pastors and their resident. This! of the "World" Coropanr, left last directory will be published at least twire a week and will be a great convenience strangers visiting the city. A number of additions to the list were received yesterday and a few of them appear in to-day's paper.

A number have been omit'ed because only a part of the information requested has funni-hed. As fast as correct notices are furnihhed they ill be added to the lit-1 aad published free. Everybwly should attend the last free cin ert given by tlie tinker quartette at the city lot to-morrow niphL A Pleasing Sense Of health and strength renewed and of snd comfort follows the ute of of it acts In harmony with to eiJi'Ctuslly cleanse the system cotive or billions, or sale In r.tg and l.W bottles by all leading 1 advertisenu-nt, i.i 'w ant-' (iliniin. "A II itlcr fir lf lywnii. night on the Gulf for Memphis.

Mrs. Margaret Iloberts, who lives at Commercial street, i confined to her room with a severe attack of pneu monla. Capt. W. II.

Kershaw, Milt Hooper, Squireoe Tillman and Jenkins represented Clay township on the square yesterday. Col. Trscey came to the city yesterday with the Springfield delegates to tlie Commercial Congress and will spend to-day with bis family. M. V.

Gideon, circuit clerk of Christian county, and Luonard Walker, a young law student, of Ozark, came up the city last evening on a visit. AH the Shaker remedies can le found at Kink's drug store on Uoonville street. Take your best girl to hear the Jubilee sini'Ts at the city lot to-mgrrow ni'ht it's free. Qn-n City Print 8. Allev The Queen City Furniture and Carpet Company desire to call the attention of the citizens of Springfield and the Southwest to their, elegant new line of Furniture and Carpets for the Spring Trade.

Goods sold on easy Weekly or Monthly Payments at the lowest prices. The Only house selling (roods on the Installment Plan in the Southwest. Call and examine our stock and prices, 325, 327 and 329 BoonvflleTSt. Store open every night till 9 o'clock. 4 A fowlbta Eacllsk Balar.

The court and the public generally ara regarding Princess Margaret of Prussia, who accompanies her imperial mother to England, with a good deal of curiosity. It is hinted somewhat ojienly that one object of the Empress Frederick's vbdt here is to do her best to arrange a marriage for Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence, and her daughter, his first cousin, despite the fact that the Prince of Wales eldest son is undoubtedly in love with his second cousin, Princess May of Teck, and has apparently his father's permission to continue so. However, tbe qneen cannot get over the fact that Princess May is the daughter of that Mary of Cambridge of whom she was so jealous in the days when the late Prince Albert first came a-courting; and so, as young Albert Victor has no spirit of his own, it is not unlikely that the announcement of his engagement with the Princess Margaret will come to us before the empress has concluded her visit here. Margaret of Prussia seems to be a delightful and highly educated young woman, but there is no doubt that she has a will of ber own, like her imperial mother and royal grandmother. It is equally certain that Albert Victor is about as sickly and effeminate a specimen of a young man as could be found, even among heirs to thrones.

So if Margaret becomes queen of England we will still remain under petticoat govern-. ment London Cor. Chicago Aewa. Inamnl In Mutton Malal and Not Bura4 But few men have ever fallen into a pot of molten metal and escaped with a few trifling burns, yet John Adams, of Tacoma, did it the other night He is an employe of the Ryan smelter, working on the night shift, and it is only through great presence of mind that he was not burned to death. By some misstep he lost his balance and started to fall headlong into an immense pot of molten metaL As he fell he caught tbe rim of the pot, and although he was im mersed almost to his armpits be drew himself out, and with an almost super- Human effort threw himself into an ad joining pot fillet! with cold water.

borne of his fellow workmen saw him cast himself into the second pot, and rnslung to his assistance rescued him. His hands were badly burned, but other wise be had hardly a scar on him. The secret of his escape was that he had on heavy woolen nndfirwear and outer clothing, and liefore it had been burned through Adams was in the pot of cold water. Tacoma Glotie. SHU Cnlaipfw4.

Blanher I hear that Jawkins has takes a wife from the waahtub. SuMmt That is not so; she is there yet. Rmiu's Horn. A monkey on shipboard used to amuse himself in the cook a absence by turning the water cocks, in order to enjoy that worthy's surprise when he returned and found the water running over tbe floor. and there are scores of authenticated in-Itances of actual deception practiced by minim to gam soum dewred end.

In the West End of London, at Olym- pia, the larye hall there, which is famous at present for its fancy dre balls, is 410 feet long, SVXIfeet wide and 100 feet hiirh. and contains an area of nearly two and lialr acres. Twenty-seven tliouwnd people wero present at a recent balL Dcnninn Thompson recreates at Swan- IN. tlie scene of both bisiilnrs. When he Is there be simply enjoys him self, lie has built a church there and brs a mortr.iL'e upon nearly everything iu the town, fur even-bjdr li'tn-'j-y' Dtuniau.

BABY Would Appreciate a Ride in this CARRIAGE, We have 50 of them to select from. HARRY McMURRY, 217 Commercial Street. SPRINGFIELD PLANING MILL LUMBER CO. 1 1 CONTIUCTORS AND BUILDERS Corner Campbell and Phelps Avenue. A large force of first class mechanics.

Alljkinds of material. Estimates of all kinds made, irst class work ennrantewl. faftG UlCHi I Buggy 6o. 911. 813 and 81S Commercial Bt.

Sprlngflield, Mo. IIfS1rinrtpn forevrrrthlnson whwli. rsrrjr the mt rumilrt ttock of to be fouixl In th Nmtliwnt, rontiMInc of lliiirirl, Larriitm, I'luHuu. urn-T. U.m.1 M'iin.

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ami riuvl wavrn. whirh w. am rlinr nut low irtc Mr. I'arca who ha own In Hi. In buinM IB Snnrl-l'l wv.nlwn y.ani.

ha car-fiill)r lr a lull llneof mi alaitl In th. WnnU of th. fann'ren, tlii Motion of eotinii-T, urh a th oin.r (., ItM-rtns lllihlrra llixwi.r umi Urill. Ihr. Corn I'laiitrra, tc.

W.ran vn vo brtter with twUer sjods and belter pnm tlian anjr on 1m. Call awl mm or writ for rtcr DO YOU WANT To buy where yourpatr onage is appreciated? Where you get full value for your money? This is our mission and we are now offering a choice selection of dozen, cardi a ecialty, sjuare. at prices, which, considering quality, cannot toe duplicated in the Southwest. Our line of bedroom suits, parlor suits, ingrain carpets, folding beds, extension tables and cook stoves is the prettiest and most tasty ever brought to this market. See our SPRING CARPETS.

E. W. BURROUGHS Commercial St. Call at tbe Arcade Art (lattery first class Photos. Cabinets ft rr Tin-tyts Northeast 'corner public I think it a pity if acy r.a ho suf.

fers from a bldiliaeai d-ns not know that Ir. Willi's nil) make them sound and well. It cured rue afVr I thought tiiv tfi iiirnrai.le. L. Thomas, Va.

Tl.e IIOMK Building and Ixan Asso- nation is selling a new series. Dues II Ir month per share, (ircatest ikis-' sil.le prfjspenty guarantees Wst results) to iKith borrowers and loaners. A. I-splism, S-cretarv, Office room 1 akerlilmk. Ttlcpl.oue No.

1 r-pringMd, Mr). Troy Ijinn1rr, teleplione 175. J. Haun.iiootn 2 IleT-lley l.as to lonn..