The Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 7

Wednesday Evening, March 1905. THE DECATUR I Page Seven OF Fair Ground Is Turned Into a Construction Camp. Active preparations for the extension of the Illinois Traction company's line aoutb of Carllnville commenced this week when the fair ground at Car- llnville was converted into a camp for the construction force. Tents are being pitched and Ihe hundred men expected to be used on the work are to arrive the present week. Over 125 horses and mules arrived yesterday and are quartered on the fair grounds.

Shovels and such other equipment as will he needed have been coming; In for the last week and thirty carloads of crushed rock were received yesterday for the Initial work to be done on the embankment near Ma- coupln creek. The work will probably begin within the next week and will be pushed as rapidly as possible. It is intended to follow the course of the old right of way of the B. O. to Gtllespic.

The bridge to be built over Macoupln creek will be started as soon as the approaches on this side of the stream are completed so a the material can be readily transported It is expected that tho two miles of track Intervening between the city and the stream will he finished by the middle of next month. Iron for the bridge and stones for the piers and concrete work will arrive In a few days being already on the road The line from Kdwardsville north to meet the present tracks will he starter! at the same tlm and ivork on that end will be pushed as rapidly as the weather will permit. Rails and ties have been shipped to Carllnville and fltlleaple nnd poles will be distributed at i points. Secret Societies. A A Several 1 T' chapter.

Order St ir. will attend Thursday Hn1 nf this week an Eastern St.tr i struction whl-h will tie hfl'l In rham- palgn. It ho under the 1 matron. Mrs. Kate A nil Heath, anrl a Ix-e- turer, Mrs i WMpy.

Following is the i i a of the two daya: a. m. InstriK tmn and drill In tlie i xer-'lses, quea- tione and answer- 2 p. i i a i and drill TI ritual work. 8 p.

m. i a i i work. Friday--1" a in i rereption of i i i i oxorrisrs; i a a i if desired Amnns: who i thf- Per-atur chapter are JTisa CorncHa Under matron. Mrs lle Corpany. associate a Mrs.

X. Springer, treasurer. Mrs Mary Tullis. Mrs. A a M.

Johnson. Mrs. Kmma MUtan. Mrs. a i Miss Laura Mahannah.

and Mr? Sarah B. Lee. Probably will po also. Near Orro Gnrdo. Cerro 111? March 1 Rohy has sold i farm of en arres to A i J13f per acre a i prirt i ft.

in Gordo at $2.000. John i i has moved to a a near Oreana. and placp he vacated lie upiert by John Mueller of Asbur.v neighhorhoort. who was recentlv i to Miss Hawker of near The well Saturday Sylvecifr rraw the restaurant for tl and the Ma- ponic a i bought the hardware i i 1 upper story of which it owns and uses ag a hall paying Ji- Tea Mont tin. Mrs.

Mary r. i of Stewardson, thr on eh a T. Tf. fc.i* i a i for In the Shelhv i rourt against her h'ifiwinri. i and Mrs.

i i i Xen 21. 191 and in nf same year it i Mr i his i tn i to her support MRS. B. F. STEPHENSON ILL.

Petershurir I M.irch 1 --Mrs Bwr- bara widow of M.ijor F. nf the a A of the is ill nt here a result of a stroke nf paralystn is i but her i i i- i the renult of a a which a week has been i power of speech. Mrs. In over Id and her a i and friends a the outcome. PR.

HARPER AGAIN DIRECTS. fhicapo. 1 --President i i a a of tho i i of Although it is lesp a a week the operation was performed a revealed cancer of the colon. pits up In bed at the Presbyterian attending to his duties as head of the Five Counties Represented by Those Who Gather at Pana; Special Pana, March in the district, embracing counties of Christian, Shflhy, Montgomery and Bond, mpt in tills city Tuesday afternoon at the St. hotel and organized an association to further advance the principles of dentistry.

Several speeches were made, after the following offlrera were elected: President. Dr. Hrmver: vine president. Dr. Bonhrake: nerretary.

Dr. treasurer. Dr. West; librarian, Dr. Gilbert; board of censors, Drs.

Jarkpon, Reid and DoweTl. The tnjrs will be held sfmlannually. The meeting will be, heM a't Taylor- vine Mrs. George Dowel I left Tuesday f-r Sheldon. TO a tho wedding of son.

H. Clayton Dowel t. to Miss Rnaemond Hush of that Hty. whleh takes place today. Mr and Mrs Rlrhard Maag are making jirr-paratlons to 'go to a first of April to visit their old hnmts Mr.

Miag retired from business. The friends of William ROBS agreeably surprised him Mondiy i at his orr-apion being Mr. i anniversary. He was with a handsome roek- Irsr as a token of esteem Ref shni'-nts WAFP served. ago riris Pean was to to a hospital for sur- gli'fll His were both i inxvard.

His feel put In find home. 1 for Tuesday to have tlr 3 removed. a i on his feet i i The i of ohih in to a a beau- i i of a i rephiTvp has a 1 one having most a i yard, also kppt firmer bed In the of Samuel i selling goods H- rpnoe. wlitnh r-irnp up before Rotb Tm'idav. was dismissed en 1 i the ordinance was invalid More nf a i i a na- hepn hv a 1,1 vine-1 on a storf hprf and HP nerops to IH-p in Panft 1 is to pny to pHl Rnbh derlirps the i i a i on the grounds i to i out The Is a a i a i In th- 1 n.iif.

of A i Carlln, i a pelling liquor i Thom.is i a up bp- Judge Plenr Tuesdav. the was found guilty. The i a was by jury. Jnepph I i has sold Ms interest In his i to Peter Rlark. Mr.

I i i to Springfield, his f-r- home. Mr. and Mrs. 7epp Rnseherry are tho a of a baby girl. Kick Re Fatal.

i March 1 i young man who was i in the by horse at i Friday of last will dip. Spinal meningitis haa set In and all hopo of hts recovery has been given i was a srhooj teacher, hut recently secured a position MS railroad mail clerk. He IP married and has one child. mm FINAL Retires From Senate Rather Than Bear Stamp of the Church. Washington.

March Kearns of t'tah. whose term expires next Saturday, made a startling farewell address to the senate Tuesday, in which he scored the Mormon church of his state, and said In substance a he preferred defeat in his contest for the United States senate to re-election i the 1 dishonor of being owned by the hierarchy. "Utah secured her statehood." said he, "by a solemn compact made by the Mormon leaders, which they have broken willfully and frequently. No apostle of the Mormon church has protested ngainst that violation. I know the gravity of my utterances and I know the probable consequence to myself." SMOOT A LISTENER.

Senator Smoot. whose Beat Is near that of Senator Kearns. leaned forward over his desk and listened intently at every word of the a a on Mormonism and polygamy, while Senator-elect orge Sutherland, who will ator sent at 12 o'clock next Saturday, sat next to Mr Smoot, both Intent and apparently surprised at his predecessor's speech. A declaration which seemed to astound most senators was a the Mormon a a exacts a toll from the t'mted States government, a i Mormons I office, the exercise of church Influences. This, he paid was done by taking one- of the a a received by every federal office holder who is a Mormon.

This i he the onlv discussion of the Mormon question in open session of the nate. siure there will be no action by a body on the i of Senator BETTER CIGARS FOR LESS MONEY This is the Reason Why John E. King Recommends Wadsworth Chicos. "In i last months," said. Mr.

John K. i nf King's drug store, have gainnl a wonderful snle for ad'vvnrtli Chicos." These cigars Rive better value for the money a any other have ever seen. My pride in i i my nf goods for least money made me ecommcnd the Chicos to those who were i ten nr i cent Chicos have a lone Havana filler, kirn freely i a pleasant a a ind are a i and enjoyable smoke a pleases the most fastidious. "It is about once in a mes," he continued, "that I i a cigar i a a claims hut in Chicos I found one even letter, one i what Wadsworth Bros asserted, a better cigar for less money." It sells i cents straight, a is I said before I recommend it to all who want a good cigar no a what the price. Hell a sells the Chico.

E. C. TADE The Cash Grocer, 1117 North Water Street, Gebhart Block. If you rtnn't believe Tnrtes fs th- placo' to a ask some of our customers. We guarantee satisfaction in quality, i a i and prices.

16 a a sugar 1 hit potatoes 1 rkt; rnlslns only -V 1 pkg pr. serl fiRs i only I pcnvder.H] starr-h only Rr hoTpp of a only A lOr i beans only 1 A lie ran hiPts only 5e A inr jiirklea onions hortle mixed plrkles only 5c A Irtn chowchow only 5 A mustard only 6c No. 1 or NO. 2 lamp only 5e ThP are rare bargains that can- hr In Deratur. hsv pur In a line of the cele- Tt.

W. Spurr high Krade Prices from 20c to 35c per Ih. If you are a lover of good coffee we would i von to trv these coffees, for i arf unsurpassed in a i and i i We have the E. B. Millar and others.

A GfXIDS SPECIALS. peeled peaches ISo 3 Ih An pears lOc 3 Ih. cans Supar rorn 2Sr 3 Ih c-ins tender Early June 3 Ih. cans red ripe tomatoes Zto 3 Ih. i 3 3 Ih cnns i also havo rorn.

peas, tomatoes, as good 'is average 3 for 2Bc goods. We sell 2 fur 15c BARGAINS. 2 hottlM a only ISo 1 Ih. I i a or mixed Tea 3Oc 2 Ihs, mnplo pupar 2Hc 2 Iba. pure honey IJW 1 Ral.

91.20 gal pure a 65r 1 a S3r 1 i i a 3fle 1 pure apple lft 1 gal. SWPK cidr-r ZOr 1 25c talcum powder lOo 3 boxes lye. any i 2S- 7 Ihs. starch 2.V 10 Ihs. sal soda 50c pkjir poultry powder 400 25c pk(r or insect powder 20e 7 a a bars Victor soap tf 8 House soao Picnic hams.

pe Ih A a have a in flour. Our is square dealing, quick sale and small profits. Old Phone (MS. New 301. WABRKNSBUKG.

right cold tabUt now and then will m.v» you from a oold again." LAXATIVE CAMPHO QUININE Mter tor It emitm weald take do what Luatlvo Ounpho-ftalalBe Better It BMB aot aiahe TOB eo atek that TOB rather have tow colaa thaa to fael that saint Oordon Remedy Bhelbyrllle, Oeatlemen: "I took only a doiei of Laiatlrs Can. pao-Qalnc and It (topped my oold nicely. It'i the (or a cold." MAX KLBEMAN, Merchant. Oentleraen: "Father and I had bad which we quickly with Laxative Catnpho-Qulnlne. It also a headache (or me." GOLDSTEIN.

of Hereford). ing to Dr. Oordoal Lamattve to gvBraBtMd. Meaor hack aatlafled. All Druggists 25 Cents.

Warrcnsburg, March and Mrs. Jurgen Nottlemann spent Sunday In Mantle. Mrs Wiley it visiting friends in Decatur. D. C.

Myers and family moved to Decatur Tuesday. Mrs. Matilda Conely is 111. Elmer Denlse moved from the country Into the house that was occupied by D. C.

Myers. H. Janvrin returned from Missouri and will occupy the farm vacated by Mr. Denlse. Martin Albert, a former resident.

Is 111 at his home in Indiana with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. A. Allen of Nebraska are visiting Mr and Mrs.

Peter Schrear. Charles Hursh and Thurman McWilliams are at Vandalia. Mrs. John Faith of Decatur Is visiting friends here. Mr.

and Mrs. Taggart returned Tuesday from a visit at Springfield. Mrs. J. J.

Batchelder and duughter. Miss Joy, spent Saturday i In Decatur. i i Hoover will he assistant post, mistress under K. E. B.irton.

The mumps ore prevalent. Mrs. E. Tozer is In St. Louis.

Mrs. Ed Gontermann and children of i i spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs D. W. Hursh.

John Chllds nf Decatur was In town Tuesday. Mrs. Mattie Wade entertained her ughters Wednesday at a birthday dinner. These present weie Mrs. H.

Faith and daughter Nlra, of Illtop- olts; Mrs. E. and daughter Irma, o-f a i Mrs Oeorge Walker of Decatur. and Mrs. Fred Hammnn of Milmine.

Rob Renton of Forsyth was here Sunday. The Aid society of the M. E. i have a bakery sale at C. J.

Tucker's Saturday afternoon and March 4. Elijo MoArty visited i In Cisco last week. Haltiler'" New Mosey tinker. Mr. a i of Assumption, the Inventor of the Raltzley stove iruck.

used The Misery of Piles Thousands know it and thousands daily submit, through their ignorance, to the torture of the knife. They are ignorant of the fact that there is an internal remedy that will positively and painlessly cure. Dr. Perrin'sPUe Specific The Internal Remedy strikes at the prime causes of piles--indigestion, congestion of the liver and constipation. These causes are removed and removed for good.

Get a bottle today and see how well it proves the truth of this statement. For dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, biliousness, catarrh of the stomach and kindred ailments it is the greatest remedy that has ever yet benefited mankind. When these troubles are taken care of and cured, Piles will be a thing of the past Dr. Medical Helena, Monk itop a cough Coughs Bell's Compound Cough Syrup is a remedy tint nfpi a cough in the bud. Start to take it when (he first tooeic or tign of chilfcnew girea the alarm.

It is best for ntw coughs and best for old Don't experiment get Bell's Compound Cough Syrup for all kinds of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, etc. Price 35C. Prepared and sold only by Bell, the Druggist. MULL'S GEAPE TONIC, the permanent oonfttlpatlon cure. In every hardware store In the country, la In the city, says a Pana newspaper.

In the Interent of his lime and mud collector, for which he had arrangements for the manufacture by the Illinois Axle, Skein and Nut Lock company. Mr. Baltzley undoubtedly has a meritorious article, which should make a fortune (or somebody. DOUBLE WEDDING SPOILED. Bloomlngton, March Franz of St.

Ixnds, a performer In Ringling's was to have been married yesterday to Miss Pearl Clarke. As he Is under age and his mother's consent was not received In time, a double wedding, planned, was Impossible. He and his bride will be married today in St. Louis. PBBS Democratic Pana, March announced before the Democratic primary for i township, to be held March 4, are.

subject to changes and additions: For Assistant Supervisors--W. L. fohenotir. James Oillespie. For Assessor--William Trlbbett.

For Town Clerk--John Foil. Tax Collector--Frank Yenck. Henry Pope, John Moore. James Templeton, W. N.

Humphreys. For Justice of the Peace--William Pierce. John Robb. Robert Sanders. For Constable--John Williamson.

Sam Roseberry. Frank Cheney. Maeeeatah Miller Dead. Mastoutah, March Philip Postel, for half a century a leading and public spirited citizen of Mascoutah and one of the prominent and well known business men of southern Illinois, died at his home here Tuesday morning, aged 70 years. Mr.

Postel was born at Hassloch. Germany, July 18. 1K34. and came to America with his parents In 1S4R. They were among pioneers nf the Herman settlers.

He wan largely I ed in the milling business, being one of the pioneer mill builders and mill owners of southern Illinois. The products from his mills have for years been In the leading markets of the world. IVeiv Franchise at Edwardevllle. Edwardsvllle. March 1 --At the special meeting of the Edwardsvllle city council Monday evening the committee to which was referred the ordinance granting the Central Illinois construction company a a i for electric light, eteam heat and gas for i ing and beating purposes presented an ordinance which differed from the one prepared by a in the of time the franchise should run and rates for power, heat and light for i vate- as well as public consumption.

A a long session the matter was referred back to the committee, i Instructions to report again at the regular meeting of the council to be held on March 7. The petitioners represent Ihe syndicate. For the next two weeks we i give away free of charge about two dozen Flex Rues, size 3rtxfiO in. These are the most a i a rugs on the a i every cash purchase of $10 or over on Carpets, Linoleum, Rugs or Mattings. Our new Carpets are mostly in, the prices nre the lowest and quality is the.

best. AH wnol I i Carpels, 60r per yard. Linoleum, 2 yards wide. 50" a yard, and 4 yardsVwto'e. fi5c a yard.

This covers most any room i scams. Room Size 9x12 feet. J3.9S, J9. I each. Wood Flrie Floor Veneer, a a Matting, the real hard wood floor I i a i at SOc and 40c a yard.

DECATUR CARPET RUG Main OIARLKS PFISTKB, Specially interesting articles for Decatur Club Plate Shower Thursday Night, March 2nd Wo will extend our special sale- in the china department until Thursday evening. We aro showing a handsome line of plates, cups and saucers, steins and odd pitchers. Any of the above articles will he very appropriate for the Decatur Club Shower Party. They are priced at a reduction from 10 to 40 per cent on the dollar, and from the way the people are selecting them today we are quite positive the values are the best to be had in the city. Frank Curtis Jewelers.

"Dorothy Dorid," nrn Shoe fnr WomfB, $3 the pair. "RaUtoa Health" Shots for Men, J4 the pclr. WEAR You can go from one end of this country to the other and you can search and you can examine, and you can experiment; when you have finished you will say as we say, that it is impossible to secure better wearing, better feeling or better looking shoes than those we furnish to our customers. It will give you satisfaction to buy them--to wear them. Hutchin Hardy Repairing done.

Phone No. 666. 139 North Water St. H. H.

flBO Shoei for "Stotaoa" Bhoei for Clejh Oivaahinl. A few girls and boys gathered at tha of Miss Huhjr on Kant Hari a street evening to organ- a cluh. Meetings will he heM once a week, the next to he at the home of Miss Veil, Plait on street, Wednesday, March The club will be called the J. C. Colors will be decided later.

a members. Officers were elected as follows: i a HyMT Vine President--Mabel Rrennan. Secretary--Frank Rehllng. Treasurer--Lizzie Travis Fnnlde Guard-- Platt NORTH A I StHK.KT. 17.

IS, IB, Colambla old arr. Older TnMdar, aad Salurdajr IVO THAKGB FOR OKFICB CONCULTATION. OSTEOPATHY FOR MKN, WOMEN ANIt CUILOHEN. No BiaKrr what tm, an talk rmmr over mt. It mar that I yon.

Osteopathy for Women. Onlhropnthy I. ihr brut haowa ajun-m nf Irenlni-Bl In, rhroalr dla- anil rilnrun-r. arrallar to iiirn. Mm.

Kuriikrr, nlfe nf Wraalor I'oraker. apvaklBa; of Oalmaalhy, filming "The lent mndr It pnulble for wonua In mom of the Ilia nhlrh ahe ho condemned (u iBffrr. OMenpathy "III do more fer all of rhroafe thaa Bay other yalem." Fvery llvlag hiitnaa Biarhlne BBM nlthln llnelf i a imd reaTorra- forep that krtf thr aiarhlae In.perfect rrpnlr nod raoulna order an an thin maehlne or llvlaa hodj- to rrrtala Miml. Im- miitnhlr lawti nf nnlure. mild abnul Ihi- of life an before ntnlrd.

Think thl ctate- nirnt OUT and will aaree with The euree made by the Oatroaalh liroiiEhl about by nalnr.il mraaa Bad In aerordaare tilth Ihe larr of aa- lurr. If all the nrcaiM of the hody are In relation fo each other Ihry mill fuartloa properly. why we are ao aareeaeffll nervnua heart affer- HonH, i-nldfl, aore thrnat, rilaeaaea of Ihe ayateia and allmea- Inry traet. menatrBal itvarlan dlaeaaeii, prolapaua, nterlae mlAplacemeat. leucorrhea.

vaglalllB. Oatenpnthr In a ramplete ayeteai nnd miccennfully Irenla all OBrahle eaneff (ezeept nurcleal). I have tried In avoid technical terBia BO that Bayone can nnderMtand artlele. If I have nnt rail aad talk your enae over with me, auiyhe I I-HB help yoB. Your Stomach Indigestion.

flatulence, biliousness, dyapepsla and other forms of stomach trouble quickly relieved and cured with ROYAL I A A A dose after eating Increases a flow of the digestive Juices and stimulates digestion. They up the stomach and do away with tho 111 effect! of over eating. Royal Dyspepsia tablets contain best pos- Ible combination of remedies for all stomach troubles. One doae will prove It, BELL, IhE DRUGGIST Cor. N.

Main and North opposite Review office. KNOCK-OUT-SPOTS Will dalckly Remove eaoBed by Tea, Coffee, Vecetahlei, Frnlt, Graai, Mildew, Ilk, lodlae, Silver Nitrate, act alt tllar etalM. will remove Payaoa'B ladellhle NO ACID--NO LIME--WO POISON--NO DANGER. The noet delicate eaa I wlthoat the ellchteet ta tko tah4 rlc. Try It oaee mmm TOB will wltheat It IB roar koexe.

Prlee, Kor ule my R. W. BELL, DRUGQirr, Cor. N. Mala mad North It, Oeoatw.IU, C.

Loehar, Com Oorda. Bhv, Vadakla Pharmacy, Bethaar, Uto. EWSPAPER.