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The Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 3

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The Daily Reviewi
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Decatur, Illinois
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BlutRIbfcon at UN. I5c Delivery. I have purchased the 'Byrd Davis Deliv cry business anc. will conlinuo it al the old stand- 1 -564 North Water St. lelephona all ordsrs to Oldpboiie 1143.

Now, 734. And they will have prompt attention Plenty of wagons and men and all orders executed promptly and carefully. W. HINDS. DR.ARTfllM EWILHELMY.

Diseases of women and children a specialty. Special attention to Kenlto-uriuary diseases, on Ice in Bell building, cor. Main and North sts. 'Phinn-e? of nee 1 MS new, old. Residence ti4V W.

Main. Phono, cew, 38C. German spoken. All street etop alt office. J.

Foster F.Wa!tz,D.D.S DENTIST, H45 NORTH MAIN STREET. feonri 1:11) to Ml KODAKS WEST LIHB OF FRESH SUPPLIES DECATUR GUN CO. Teeth! Teeth! EXTRACTED FREE when ttioili are ordered at Over Johnston'fi iaa wan.r at. i ry Goods store Sliver and Cement Fillings Me up Teeth Cleaned anC Polished 50o up Teeth Extracted Without Vain 25o Gold Fillings up Gold Ciown, 23 karat 15 Full Set of Teeth DR. F.

A. WARNES. $500 REWARD! We will pny the abovo reward for any case Liver Complaint, Dyspejisia, Sick Headache, Indigestion, constipation or Costiveness wa cannot cure with Liverlta, tho Up-To-Date Iiinle Liver Pill, when the directions are strictly complied -with. They ore purely Vegetable; and never fail to give satisfaction. 2Sc boxes contain 100 Pills, loo boxes contain 40 Pilla.fie boxes contain 15 Pills.

Beware of" substitutions ana imitations. Sent by mall, Stamps taken. NERVITA MEDICAL Cor. Cliuton aaS Jantaou Chicago, 111. Sold by Koia In Decatur Ui John King-and A.

J. Elaine. PIMPLES fact tetter, freckles, blacbhearlB, ring blotches, aud all eau Us cured with HEISKELL OINTMENT Price SO Cents a HEISKELL'SBUODANDiLIVEHPllLS Purify tho uiood and tone the system. Prlcn 25 Cnnts Bottle. JOHNSTON.

HOLLOWAY Decarur.lllinois. fly Killer being almost invisible llie HIPS do not sen jl ana so tire easily and quickly killed It nnlies no bree7e to blow main iwaj It doei int crush the flies, conse fluently tlipy can be UUiid on the finest fabrics without soiling thom After a little experience by i i in i hundred wilf escape the blow Ask your dealer tor jl U.K. MONTGOMKKY CO. Oecatnr III. J.

bollard sold his property in the aoutlh end to hltf father, L. H. SPoltorJ, Tuesday He the'north part the. state Wednesday, He has employment as traveling agent for the iMeCoimlok Hainreetinii Walter Gujot sfpent gundtBr 1 in Terre Hiiute the o( his mother Mri QBanhdlomew df Decatur la visiting her parents, Mr. and (Mrs Columbus Watwooti, In this place.

Mr ATr.Hgan of iBe-ment visited relativei here Henry Arnold of Nebraska jq vMting; his brother, Bmeroon Arnold, and other relatives -here. WllHams and wife ofSullivan visited irtitiveR here A hack load attended the lally at Bethanj Saturdaj night It was the first rally In the county ami thej( report a good time. Rev W. Stevenson preached his farewell sermon at -t-helM. church Sun-i day, -which was a good one.

Stevenson nan (been pastor here Hie past' two years and Is nn excellent man in. every respect. The congregation that receives sen Ice np-vt MBI should Ibe compH- menled on. receiving- such a. goofl arid) man In the cause he represents.

Mr. and airs. 'J. Harrison of Green- toury, 'fhelrrson, Ira, and family here. Oscar -Wyldl Conn! of Sullivan visited home folks over Sunday; Mr.

Doan of Kurektt 'college gave a good lecture at -the Christian church last Thursday night. IMT. Ioan, is- a good speaker impersonator which he tsfa.de good or, his being to advertise the college. Anderson Million, Professor Conn, Want Dixon and Harry Penniwell'were Bethany visitors Sunday Georga Da.yis and family, who moved her? early In the spring from. Kentucky.

left Tuesday for that state, where they expect to make) th'etr future' home. there was nothing-like 'the old; corn cracker state. A great a from, here attended the con-cert at Sullivan iPrldaj- night. S. -Howel'l was a IDecatu-r visitor (Monday, Jack -Divine and James IHarlo, two Ken- tueklaii-s; who have working in this section for the ipast year, left Friday for Kentucky.

It is reported they were running from 'the 1'aw. Miss Adcl Stivers returned to her home' In iForsylh Monday aifter a two weeks' visit with the Misses Stivers here. IMrs. J. A.

Gregory 'and daughter, Geneva, went to Tuesday, for a two weeks' visit, Mrs. "Belle Bell returned: Monday from Iowa, -where she has been visiting 'her daughter, Mrs. Overstree't. James iByroo of Oklahoma visited K. 'P.

iPennlwell and family over 'Sunday. MlssCloia Da won wcn'f Ci, Tuesdny to vlsll friends. 'Misses iMyrtle Peck and Grace Arnold visited friends In Hammond over Sunday. Miss Sadie of iDpeatur Is vlrtf- her parents here. L.

H. Pollarcll alterifled a funeral In Oakland Saturday Or. IT. D. Smith and Attorney -A.

Lux 'were Dcca-mr visitors Monday iMlss Fanny Hester -went to Monday to buy a Call stock of millinery for T. L. McD.inlel's m-lllinery de- pa rt-ment. Miss Anna Smith retuined'Sunday fronr where s-he 'buyihsf: a stock of millinery goods. Mr.

and' IM-rs. L. O. Hosteller went tn 'Cincinnati, Wednesday to visit Mrs. Kostetler's -mother a- short 'time; iMrs.

Jane Wilson bought the Media Kvana property Saturday on West street, consideration It will be occupied by Mrs. ain5 her father, Danlefl Murphy 'Mrs. Will A'tehison and children went to Iowa Tuesday (for a short visit. Mr and Howell went to Atttc'a, Tuesday; to fake 'the mud ba'ths. C.

P. Su'tter-, went to attend: the M. E. conterence at Wednesday. Dr.

K. Hoover was, a JJecatur: visitor Monday. Mrs. Flora Gregory returned from London, Tuesday James Miller aind -wife wnt to Kentucky Wednesday for a short, time. Mr.

thinks he move iback soon. Mrs. EJlla Hampton'went to Hoopeston Tuesdav to attend the 'K conference. Stivers was a Sullivan v'qltor 'Monday. A.

Lux and 'Dr. J-. P. Donovan were Sullii visitors Tueida Postor Donovan went to St whre 'thev expect to ftnish. a coiyj'e as medical 1., f.

add at Chicago Irene Snyder has resumed her lH Chicaffo tff Tand fare. (Stifle of Tyrone, are of S. Stlne O. Smith of Coroiado Spring, who has JOeen visiting hexe tha month, returned- h6me Wednesd'ay. Bon C.

1 (LeFfflrge'ei of Detector addressed 1 thp local Democratic club at this Mondav evenliig. Quite a crowa was out ana great interest in the Issues 'as set forth by Mr, -was manifested Miss Ofllve Brown) and 1 Mrs 1 Birflu Brown of She-lbyville are visiting Mis James 'Stewart and family. Mr and Mrs John Angel of Jacksonville are vMting; relatives here 'this week Snyder, John G-orman started on a business trfp to the r'ce country of Tueaitey. Mlsi Clara is attending School at Ills Hon Owen Scott wMl odares'! the people of Ihla Saturaay night on the po- Wtfcal issues from a Tlepuibllcan. s'tiirid- -polnt.

The, eleetHc light plant of place, erected and conducted for the pnst two by the Culver compam, h'ns been sold, to Judge.O.-;.T. Turner of Vbndalla, takes Oct. 1. Gertrude Knowlei la attending school at Champaign unrversltl Mr. and Mrs.

F. en-e'H a.re visiting relatives at Kan 1 Wheeler Brown oif Blue Mound Srans- acted here Mo'ntiay. Rev. left Tuesday to attend conference at 'Hoopepton. Stot.

SAN6AMON. Otis Vee'chi' and' Charles have visit in -MiHsourl. 'Mrs. SE. B.

Armstrong is suffering with what at first supposed to be a bone felon on her right hand; tout Jt Has 'been pronounced to be erysipelas and fears are enteirtalned for her recovery, phe is staying with her daughter, near Cusner. Mrs. Charles Wtieeler. of Pecatur'vlslted with her parents, Mr. and-Mrs.

Keller, over Sunday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kuntz, Sunday, Sept. 16, a daughter.

Born, to Mr, and Mrs. Charles Keller, near Oreana, Saturday, Se.pt 15, a daughter Mrs. Maud Walker is staying -with the family John Costello near Argenta ton' a few weeks. James Mose-s Gloflderi has at last found the, help-meet for.iwhom. he has Ions sought.

He was married Saturday to Elizabeth Babcock of Decatur, Mrs. Oleaon Ihadl the misfortune tn break a off in her jiand while washing last Monda.y. Mr. and 1 Mrs. Joseph Steams' visited here Sunday The ice oream.festival at church Saturday night was well attended.

Rev Mr. Fosher of Onlesburg conducted services at the church Sunday morning and evening Frank 'Lutes is expecting his brother and wife from Indiana this week to make an Lufher'Rucker-has returned from MIs- sourf He expects to for some time A. J. Veecti shelled 10,000 bushels of corn 1 t'hls week. There la another molasses milr.it San- gamoo- now Ruc.ker and W.ll'am Ward'are jiutlmg up one this week.

Mrs. Wysong of Decatur visited friends Mondav Mrs. Charles Veech Is on the lck list. Sept. 18.

MILMJNE. Mrs I Tryor was stSrprleed by a partj of friends -Saturday evening to help her celebrate her. birthday H. O. East and Joe -Noe are convalescing from a siege of sickness A.

F. JENISON. E. T. JENISON.

Jcnison's Watch Repairing Office. WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY REPAIRING. 814 Nortih Main'St." Grand Opera House Wednesday, Sept, 24. Wll'lam Roliin left 'Wednpsdav for Nebraska to spend 1 time visiting- ike expects to be in Kansas some "before "WIB and Sam Donovan went to Marodj, Sunday to visit friend" A 13 Foster at SulHvin ti visiting rolathei here Lovlngton now a-n orchestra, being last week with the following, Wal-t Dixoh, first coronet, Munch, second coronet; Professor Conn, fllaj Morris, first violin, iSplder ckay seconfl violin In Harrison, tuba: "ffa-ns Hosgiatd. slide trombone ajid, Saftt 19.

'Dr; and Mrs. Bowers of De'catur VJs- U.ed -R. M. Shepherd-Sunday. Miss HetUe West of Mary Thompson hospital, Chicago, Kiting a few nith her sister, Mrs Beta, on her road, home to visit 'in Ohio.

Ro'binson Dobson's-house took fire Monday, but-'before serious damage; was dont fire was put out. Mrs. H. B. Baunianh is visiting ln Mattoon.

had OUT first frost Monday morning Ollie Uryor has gone to Allerton to assist his father in the town up. Samuel Noe and Clarence Holcomb fiav8 gone to Champaign to -attend the unlvir- sity; 'the 'been, given the. cpntestant scholarship of DeWitt county the latter having the honor to represent Piatt. Sept. 18.

LA MACE. A The World Famous Hanlon's Glorlcus Spectacle "SUPERBA" Ever new. A scenc pageant, entirely new this year-- new special ties let trana- forms.tions. Prof. Gallettls' Famous Monkey Comedians, 350, soc, $1.00.

-S'imon Crlpe and father-' were in Cerro Qordo Monday on buslncs The ilrst car load of brick-for" the'new iban'k is here and -being- unloaded. The work immediale'ly E. Burger of Cerro Gordo is his household good's into the EdgeconVb A revival'meeting is in progress at flft punkard cirurch. James Flora Is dtuoting the servl'ce? home after an extended vis-It In (Indiana, Miss Leruora IBullard of Is visiting her sister, Mrs Underwood, here Otho Siory and wife oif Atwood visited relative-j here Sundaj, Miss Peirl Long of Cerro Gordo the guest of Flossie Arnold Hast week Sept 18. MOWEAQ'PA.

B5rn to Mr. and Mrs William Keith, 15, a girl. Mrs, Otla Atteerry Is parents to Chicago, this Gaskell Is In Chicago his AM? of goote Friday NIANTIC. s. Chartotte -Clark son 'Horace of Decatur were here one daj iMns.

Rebecca J. Woods of Alexandria, -is the guest of here Noah Jacobsen is-'attetridin-g: -school at Champaign, (Dona Nicholson of Paris visited her Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson i WJlllam Nicholson-and- son 'Guy, 'also Albert Wuddetl, were, at 'Farmer City last week. ond Mrs, S.

H. Brock were at Decatur Mrs, 'WllHahi Pritchett Mrs. Elsie Whitesiu'es of Deoatur visited relatives The Misses McCain 1 of Lanesville spent Sunday, with 'Miss (Ellen Galllgan. dSliverea a temperance ad- dresi at the 'Christian Sundav Tlight. I Kev.

Parker at Charleston. J. A. Cusslns was Deca'tur Friday. Dr, Kail, who has been suffering: with rheumatism, la again able, to he on the street.

Blake was at Decatnr Saturday. Mrs. Paris visited TMrs of Blue M'ound Wlss' Ada iFSirnam of Pawnee has been visiting Mrs. Ella, Moore Hloward CJarr has-returned from a vttlt at and Mra Hilary Beall have returned frohl a trip to Yellowstone park and other places of Intefesf in the and family Trots at Jeannette- K7onnagHan is attending at Normal (Miss Margaret ilK, crowd- friends at' a dance ifaej lais 'llie land In dlsnute la In Cleveland, 0 Miss Anna BllcMe and icorgf Bliokle OJ Decatur spent Sunday here Ihj, NJijintH: Bai! club defeated the rensbjjg nine IS to. 8 Sunday afternoon Those In town who are very sick are.

Uly Wl.te, MHi, Pearl cussins, Mrs J. A Huwk, Miss Betty and Emllj Dmsman Rlber went to Decatur Tuesday. HensMe returned home from Yandalla last SViaay, had oil a visit for the past month J. Beckett had the '-mWCortune al having hit aim broken. last Sunflay by a ik(ck Worn, one of his -driving horses A.

A. Bauer of Cleveland. is here on a visit to BiidleVs, C. awcl Elley Morgrettj are moving to Fatrmount this week, nheie they 'engage in mercaniklle business, having bought a stook of good there Mr Forester and sister of TajJorvlllf n'lsitea J. W.

Bnown Sunday. i Ed 'ATilte and faimll spent Sunday near Hill. James Beckett left last for New Tork, where he will school this winter Hit sister, MHs Beisle, left Chfcago Monday evening, aho ISrtH school this winter. OHIO 1 to St. Louis Monday where he Tfilll the medi- ical oollege again.

J. T. Kester returned home- from Hllls- boro last Saturclas', where he has bewi engineering the eleotrip light plant lor hfe bfother, wlTO had been here iatteod.lng sick bed of his, wlte Jajnes Holben of Tay-lorvllle was- here last Saturday on, business; f. K. Kester transacted business in, Tay- 'lorvllte Taesday.

i A. G-. Webber, candidate for state's at- ito'rney, was here Tuesday IThe Misses Tlrzy Brafllej- aiid Elsie Benrii wfint to Chaimpaign last week, they will school this winter. Rev. Mr.

Gole at Mt. Auburn preached at the Christian church evening Grant Hlse of Assumption' was here on business Tuesday, Odell Telephone line has been extended from here to, Mt. Auburn, and Grove City. Dr. Mathews had a stock stile the ISth- on his inr Bolivia.

Ben Gleeson oil Springfield Is home hpra for few weeks' visit, with Ms mother, brothers. arid sisters. Charles -Moomey, Thomas J. Pope, J. A- Gtees'ora and J.

E. Bramblett went to the river -mill near Mechanjcsburs for a few days: camping aaid fishing. Walter. Hawk of LaSalle Is visltlns his uiicle and aunit, Mr. and Mrs.

H. Fiery, Cor a week. Sept. M. New Pall Stock of Has Arrived and Come EarJy and Qtst Your Choice.

your suit outthis season anyway. The board of Woodstock, Out. has deckled to compel bakers to-Rive up the present system of gllvlng small tickets to customers, as'they consider the Jdistrib'ut'ioin of these around dlfferen't Siouses is liable, to spreiad disease. abel Bread The best that is made in the city or state. This bread is not made from wheat flour, but the best Minnesota spring wheat.

1C you want the best, ask for Decnttur Bakery Blue 1 Bread, and have no other. For sale at all grocery stores. Decatur Bakery. "Old Cornef Hardware Stare" Also has a word to say about the Hard Coal Burner. The Radiant Stewart The lowest priced, high-grade stove manufactured.

Stove like above cut only Nickle guaranteed to never discolor from heat. c. M.IARNETT, Corner Main and Water. Mr wia iSirs.iilsaao Farnam Pretty TEETH Add moie to your appearance than anything greater satisfaction ihaa any other attention you can your person. Bad teteth'should not be allowed to remain so.

Ifc is ioo-easy and too cheap to have good An examination costs" you nothing. Teeth Extracted Without Pain hen. Teeth Am Ordered. SatoITertiJ aa-Oarat Gold Ciowoa Gold iu Fillings, up' 1 1 1 1 Never before has there been so large a slock of Guns brought to Central Illinois. Ail Leading Hakes of American Guns A Mammoth Stock of Imported Guns The shooting season is now open and we are here to sell you good Guns at prices lower than you can find them offered elsewhere.

Loaded Shells, Gun Repairing Gun Prairie St. NEWSPAPER.

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