The Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 9

Thursday Evening, June 13, 1907. A I Page Mint SULLIVAN WILL AGIUN BE JSKED TOSOBoCRIBE To Maintain the City Fire Department. Sullivan 111 13--Those who subscribed last year toward a fund for the support of the volunteer fire department are to be called upon again in a few days The i i was ono dollar and was an a a one it being Intended that they i one dollar a jear and thereby made honorary members The active members of the de- a are those who arc now Ing on hose cart and hook and ladder a The bovs arc practicing hard gcttirlff In shape and will soon i i the hose a a the hook and ladder wagon Some new supplies are needed and as a result money is also needed JOINT DECORATION SERVICCS Joint committees presenting the I lodgu a lodge 222, of P. mot at the office of Sen- tet i Montlav i and made the necessary a a for the i of a i memorial exercise for ihe lodges on next Sunday afternoon at 30 clock It Is expected that the members of the two lortgps I i the Pv a bisters and the Rebeccas i meet at the Masonic hall at 2 clock a i march in a bodj to the Christian where the address i be i hv Capt James Crowder of i a i the me nbers of the orders i proceed to the ceme- terv t'le a of the deceased Ort I I a KcbtLcas. and i a i i i The Tlpbecias and i bisters i meet a it i o'clock at thi" homp of losle Eden for the pu-pose of i i the neccs ananireropnts for low cr- It Is a sited a each and membor i.f i OS i mike an effort to be present at the Sun- i oon and It Is hoped that at a i ma be of such a a as to a a the i i of a i memorial vlco iipnii 111" a of these two lodges paeh "ut i i pai I A I FOR MEET Parr of Dpcatur a nesflnv tr nnslst tliu i a i de a In for the meet at a 15 IB and 17 Mr Parr was i a member of the a Arcoli team and lias been a-i-roclatcd i thorn In a of i contests a and "Xpert" to be a to mold the foul- llvsn team i i i evening of a i i a prac- tli pil on the i nee a eait of a thov i practice harder a Thpy a been using a cart In their practice but i use It on Hie a a they a harness i lian Help them i ran be secured It has already beVn ordered ntid i snon be hei The meet -nav i a nice thins I I a i a i a a If ran i HIP i tor ah ut 000 in i KB A i i 'us been i i out Since i has I A Hi a used In i i i 5 boj i should not a i i i of I'IP cart ami It.

i kepp i the h)nnrs of cart i a AT OX T1IK A A in tin i a a a has be- Jin arc i i for the umli cablps i fire to go the business section of town TIIPJ i In a lending west I I'rogrp-. i i i i where the i olllr Is be located The i i has implied ana i is In a The Iron i i i i a on i i i I a i I i I The Of I i was the i eek They a i foi i pro-ln Thov i and a a a bridge across the i on the load i i a I a also I i thp members of h.iitrt of i the clerk a dot i Bf i i es 3 A i i a i i i 101 IIPI of th- court house va-rt li Hi" iH'U'i- i bt In a i i i Bimn of these hot Tin i i i a completed a a i Hie a i a also the i I Th no water All of the bottom part is cow complete and It Is thought the pedestal will be mounted and everything In readiness by the 1st ot July NEW TRAINING BARN READY. Lawrence Purvis has moved Into his new training barn at his new track just east of town The barn has ten and six of these will be occupied by horses now In charge of Mr Purvis Part of these belong to him and part of them he is only training It Is intended" to erect an ampltheater at the track and we may e-pect some racing $2 50 TO CHICAGO The I offers an excursion to Chicago Saturday at a rate of S2 50 This will differ from that or last Saturday in that tickets are good on the two fast trains to Chicago, either No 22 at 1 2 0 7 Saturday afternoon or on No 26 due here at 12 46 Saturday i Sullivan passengers may leave Chicago i at 10 17 a Sunday or at 8 50 of the same da SLIT TILED His Sarah Bean has Hied suit in the circuit court by her attorney against the two insurance companies holding policies on her residence destroyed by fire and against the adjusters The ground for suit Is charged aa conspiracy to defraud hei financially REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Etta Burns to John Monison sH, ne and ne ne sec 36 and se se sec 25, 36, 15. 4, $3 000 Thomas McDaniel to Drake and Hosteller, tract in Lovington $2,600 Henrv Clore to Thomas Pargeon 6-20 interest in land In sees. 27 and .8 28 15 5 $6090 a i How ell to Melissa Minor, land in mortgage $1 Lnlted "tales to James BUkely, patent se 8 14 5 Robert Hervej to Church trustees of A lots 7, 10 of blk 18 In A $1 SLIT AGAIVST I John Mitchell of Hampton filed suit against the Illinois Central railroad He operates the elevator there anil charges that some corn dcllverefl to the railroad company to be shipped to Nashville, Tenn, was not properly delivered STILL IN CHARGE Ernest Burwell Is in charge of the Wabash interests here and will act as agent i i The question ot a new agent will be decided bv the Wabash people the 15th and after that It Is hoped bv Sullivan people that Mr i remain as local agent Honda, 11 The animan 1 dge 4 conferred the lll he i pipes i i i i cold FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE WILL CURE YOU of any case of Kidney or Bladder disease that is not beyond the reach of medicine.

Take it at once. Do not risk having Bright's Disease or Diabetes. There nothing gained by delay. SOc. and $1.00 Bottles.

THE DR wt Op MAKVCL Spray The new TislMl Mm HUM HK E.W.BELU MCATUK. IUJU st (he bcOlM her stater Mrs A Eramons who seriously 111 Mlu Reedy Men employed to tesch the fall and winter term at the Palmyra school southeast Sullivan Miss Bertha Haydon of Deeatur came the first of the welt for a visit with her eUtei, Mrs Cha B'let-itv Mrs Heheqca Polly of Dana, Ind Is hero vltltlne Mr snd Mrs 6 Tabor The ladles of the Christian church wilt serve Ice cream and cake in the new basemen Saturday night ot this week -Mr and Mrs Lowe returned home Wednenday from a tlelt with Mr and Mrs Omar Lowe near Arcota Mrs Harvey Hajdon of Wednesday for a visit with relatives and trlende WARENSBUKG. (Rtvuw Sfeaal Sennet.) WarrensbujB, ill June Id--Nathan Jones, an old resident, Is lying at the point of death Mr Jones was stricken with paralysis Of the brain last Sunday and has been sinking steadily ever since Theic is no hope for his recovery Pendlelon of this place was operated on for cancer of the stomach at St Mary's hospital In Detatur Tuesday His wife received word Tuesday i that he passed through the operation very favorably Chester Baker rived home from Tnllula Tuesday where he had been attend the funeral of Albart Hus- bcrgei ho was killed by a live wire Phil Hursh returned from a two weeks trip to Oklahoma, Texas and Indian Territory Monday morning Mrs A Botts visiting with friends In Deeatur several days this week While young Frank Ritchie was ap- pljlng some medicine to the sore neck of a horse a few days ago the horse threw Itself over on Mr Ritchie and fell on him Hlfc back viaa badly In- i and he was otherwise bruised Fred Van KoughnPt who has been suffering intensely from a soie hand for some time is now experiencing some relief and hopes air entcitallied that his hand will soon be The village board at a recent meeting voted to license a pool room to be run In Warrcnsburg Those voting In of it I Tucker, Wharton and John Mlxell Against, Buckley and Mr Disnev One of the aldermen Bumgaitner moved away since he was elected hence there wcie onlv aldermen The people aie hot a It and many are amazed that euch a thing should be done Mrs Millet of Nebraska tame Tuesday to be with her fathet Nathan Jones I Sn 1 ot Dccatur was a bu.lnea, tnr here Tuehduv -orah Bean and daughter Mattoon Tuesday I Havfs of Muttoor, came for a visit i his daughter vldson M- arrt Mi" Sulllv in I a Sciorsl er Tuesday Mrs James Ua went to DC Mitchell of Hampton was a bus ness par- Vr Mrs Andrew Corbln are the of a babv bo born "MPB Alice VcC nre ard daushtfr Daisy of etlism come Tuese'av for a visit with Mr ABhnicok'and friend Vr ar have returned to Dublin Tex The former had be working as a tinner In that town Thompson to Chicago Wednesday CV ns the third degree upon Tam-s Wednesday evening There art? a numbf of abash men ill the portion ot here Six have "Thi're ili be work l-i the and In the lodge Frldav night "4 Mlll-r of Mattoon nas a bus neps vis. llf i he fdnesda Hap-crmEtn was a business visitor In Sh this week Tin memorial service -nill be held st the Jonntl nn Christ UP church Sundaj June "oill? I-otter of Mo Is here i i i her mother Mrs Rachel Pogue antl Caldnrll has at last settled with the commKEionfrs for the dredge ditch which he dug last vcar lev is taking a vnca tlon from duties as clerk i Broth and Is i i i her eit at farnaigo Grarr a to linton vvtd nesdav afttrnon foi a short after ivhlch phe will go to BloomlnRl to alt the com mencrmem txerclHCS of a i Charles Ferguson a former Sullivan shoe dtnle- was a business visitor here fuesda Mrs Dan Crumli-v of Baltimore Md is PEERSOH. Pierson III June 1 --Mrs Wilbur York attended the commencement of the Mililktn school of music Monday evening Children day at the Baptist church observed wltk am entertaining and successful program Grover Pierson anfl Martm Bchable of the James Mllllkln unlvernlly and Ray and Ada Chambers of Shurtleff arc home for the mer Charles Xeece and family been visiting- i Champaign the past week Mr White spent Sunday In Danville A Hook In Installed as chief salesman of the new hardware store Mrs Heedy and Mies Jennie Reedy were Atwood visitors Friday Bev Allen preached an excellent mon Sunday morning In spile of rain John Hook pin the dck list Mrs A Harris WAS called to the tredalde of her slstel at Ind Is not expected to live Mr and Mrs Fred Erhart Mere Atwood visitors Monday evening John Hllgenburg was a Deeatur visitor on Tuesday MORQANSVniE.

MorgansUllc I I I June 11-Quite a nimber attended the Lutz salp near Decatur Monday T(mmon and Barnctt were among those who attended from here Hon Philip Luclwlck or Moweanua was to have addressed the township convention here Inst Sunday The Mosquito township Sunday school convention has been indefinitely post- Children day will be observed at Madison church Sunda ght WAPEIXA. Ill June --Georgia Druggist Takes His Own Medicine The man who sells remedies for moat of the human ills, and hears day after day the opinions of people who have used these remedies, naturally comes to know the superior from the inferior, and when the time comes that he has to decide on which remedy he will take, he of course selects the one he has heard the most praise of. His own opinion, with that of his customers', ought to go far In convincing the layman thai the remedy the druggist selects in the best la the fleld. J. Hawkins, a druggist of Mound City, hat gold medicines for a great man; years, and when finally he himself began to suffer from stomach trouble he had no hesitancy in deciding which remedy on his shelf he would take.

It was Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Now, after having given It good test, Mr. Hawkins writes as that it Justified his high opinion nd he is cured. It was the same with Druggist Kennedy, ol Lexington, III. He was not very robust, often had constipation and such troubles, so.

going on waat his customers who had used It told him, he took Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and has been a well man ever since. There Is no better remedy on the shelf of any druggist or In all mater I a medlca than Dr Caid well's Syrup Pepsin for obstinate constipation, dyspepsia. Indigestion, flatulency, biliousness, diarrhea, jaundice and other liver troubles, whether the disease Is In an Infant, child, woman or man. It Is the best family laxative.

It is gentle and effective, pleasant and sure. The proprietors guarantee it absolutely both as to purity and results to be expected. Usually one oi two doses wfll bring about change fot the better, and as it is only SO cents or (1 a bottle sure relief can had fora few cents Buy a bottle yon can see what It will do for you. Mi nob CDCC TECT Tints wlsWnr to try Or.Cald- rllCC I before tuy Ing can nivs a fnw swipfe (rattle sent to their home by sMraiUwtnecsminiiy. Tnl ii to Drove ttstllw nmedy will da we claim, tnd is only opw to then who never It, Send for It fr you tan a ly symptoms of tHmcii, llvtf or bowel dltnn.

emttett yet roost effecflrt laxative for ckHdran, women and old folki. A gusranlsedi pernwntnt core, THE PUBLIC VERDICT: "No Uxatln So eoedind Sura asDR CM.OWEU'B8VRUP PEPSIN." Tnte sroduct Mara purity No. 17, Waihlngton, 0. 0, PEPSIN OO. Hi.

WABASH SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday Potatoes, per bushel 50 Ib. sack Mascot Flour $1.20 6 bars Sunny Monday Soap 25c 6 pounds Good prunes 25c 5 pounds Good Rice 25c 7 pounds Navy Beans 25c 2 pounds Large Raisins 25c 2 pounds Miller Hart Bacon 35c Lard, per pound He 2 cans 15c Red Salmon for 25c 4 cans Good Corn 25c 3 boxes Red Cros Macaroni 25c 2 pounds Lima Beans 25e Tomatoes, per can lOc Peaches, per can lOc 10 bars Soap for 25c 2 sacks Table Salt 5c 3 boxes Matches lOc 1 No. 2 Lamp Chimney 5c 7 pounds Starch 25c 2 cans Hominy 15c 3 pound can Baked Beans lOc J. O. GEBHART 1145 N.

Water St." Old 'Phone 2644 Called on has tone, to Farmer City far visit with On Tuesday Dolly Carpfnttr drank a quantity of lye through mlitaUD She 11 getting along nicely A numhrr of the people are attending the Institute at Clinton I B. Slnlffs sister Irom Is him alio Mlai Flossy SvDlff of Children's exercises will be held Sunday evening June 16, at the church Joe Stephens of ttnl friends Wednesday Marguerite Jorflati has returned home from Bnrttoul Mrs Fred Wltaon li much Improved! Mrs flrocfc Is reported better THe past few days men have been here In the Interest'of a chnutauqua to be held In the Hear future They arc putting forth a strong effort in hopes of jnahlng It a suc- ThD teachers and officers ot Christian and churches tvlll hold a meeting Friday evening at Turner MOSQUITO Mosquito, 111 June 13 Sunday school convention which to be held at the Mor- church Sunday last was postponed on account of the raln weathei Ml and Mrs Ed Sargent or Mt Auburn, who Mose Morgan and fan- returned home Sundaj Austin was a Mt Auburn visitor Moi- "nd Pumphrey an family were guests of Bud Purnphrcy and wife Sunday Aiterberrs or near Tavlorvllle was this vicinity Saturdaj John Newconu, Sr spent Tuesday with David Swarms Mrs Carter Stone visited Iicr daVBhter, Mrs MoConkcy Charles Hamilton this week Mrs Marshall ptcstur Mln Blancln Watts of Bt touis Is visiting relatives and friends here Oilier Stunt ot Blue Mound called on Mosea Korean Monday O. DanMs Is having his boute painted the Magic No. 3 Kumber three is a wonderful mascot for Geo. VL.

Parns of Cedar Grove, Me, according to a letter which reads. "After suffering much with liver and kidney trouble, and becoming frrcatly discouraged by the failure to find relief, I tried Electric Bitters, and as a result I am a well man today The first bottle relieved and three bottles completed the cure Guaranteed best remedy for stomach, liver and kidney trouble, by Ellis Armstrong, A Davis and Krone's Drug Store Sue A FORTU.VATB TBXA.N. Mr W. Qoodloo ot 107 St Louis 8t, Dallas, "In the past jear I have become acquainted wWh Dr. KlnB'o New Utt and no laxative I ever before tried so disposed of malaria and biliousness They don't frrlnuV nor gripe 25o at Ellis Armstrong s.

A. T. Davis' and Krone's Drug Store. A coll to by llgtvmtnt during thf storm nlxht. Mrs B.

Bllli Several of our atunAM Chi da) cxnr MS holt! at Blue Mound chapel 8untfA evening A new nriKal Is announced it th? of Mr ind Mn. Charles Wilts Health GRAY HAIR tolls NATURAL COLOR. Stops its falling out. positively removes Dandruff. Keeps hair soft and glossy.

Is not a dye. Guaranteed perfectly pure. Phlto Spee. Newark. M.

J. 30c. bottles, all H. W. nnt.I., MAfN AD KORTHl ARMSTRONG'S RTORE, MAIW AM) K.

B. HOMRA1X, BM I A I. SIT N. FRIDAY BARGAINS IN THE BASEMENT MIXED CANDY. PER POUND 3 CENTS For Friday we offer choice from a large lot of Mixed Candy, including Peppermint Drops, Taffy Lump, Fig Squares, and Gum Drops.

Plenty for everyone who comes, at per pound BASE BALL BATS, EACH 3 CENTS Boys' Baseball Bats, made of selected hard maple, perfectly shaped and well oiled, one to a customer only 5c i i Dusteis, each lOc Whisk Broom Holders mado of spring steel and heavily nickeled, each Tooth Brush Holders, compartments for blushes, heavily nickeled lOo Sunbonneis, Special, IQc Gingham Sun BonnctK In blue brown or white all sizes for ladles, and children, also a. numbei ot bright tolora In chlhlrtn sizes, worth up to 36c, our low special Friday price IB cholco each lOc Good sized gray granite Teakettles, strong handles, for choice Strainers each 5c All of our fine Vdl Incea and Insertion, to close out Friday at yd SHc Jap and lot of eMra thin ones, alwajs sold at 20c to close out i Cup and Saucer for twelve quart ten quart Nickel Plated Teakettles cadi ZOc Japanese Bon Bon Dishes like 10c Granite Sauco Pans each Chopping? Bowl's, each Candy Center Cinnamon Loafs, a very dell clous confection, a fresh lot to offer Friday at per pound Mtnrih Special--Full lOc sizes pure either electric 01 CellulolcJ i a Tr'day three boxes fot Whitewash Brushes. each Japanese Oatmeal or Bowls Wasonte Crumb Tray and Brush Three prong Towel Bars, when not in use, each let down lOo Toy Garden Sets for children, Including hoe, rake, and spade, complete for We Glass Sherbet Cups, a number of good styles lOc and each Comb and Brush Shelf, made ot spring steel and heavily nickeled, each A rooo DID IT Pcterman Roach Food, kills them every time, can We Imported CJerman China Salad Dishes, each 1 Tooth Brush Rack Brass Extension Curtain Mop Sticks Wr PALMISTRY If ypu have not as yet onsulted the GYPSV PALMIST ZEREDA, whose camp Is now located at corner of Silas street and Riverside aivenue you should do so -at once It Is not often such an opportunity Itself. She telU everything. Asks nothing, has no equal ConmU DA.

Her references your friertrjs end neighbors Ask them Ladles 25c Qentle- men SOc. Hours 10 a to 9 ft dally and Sunday Riverside cars stop at camp, St. Jwd Come early or eicpect'to watt. (Will not be here long) Framing Hut PHOTOGRAPH and DIPLOMA should to framed in order to preierve it. We can show you many new and exclusive moulding! that are appropriate and prices TRY US.

ilaines Essick OLD PHONE VOt 190 B. PRAIRIE.