The Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 3

3 A BYE FACE can be wroided it business 1 oar fountain o( wbntitute a glaw jwtter wiU toekle and the inner roan, inA-wl of slaking the thirst on matt liquors, wines or wther stimulants. Our orange puophate, cocoa tola, or an ice berg more than a anbstitute. KUTG'S DRUG STORE. women oonffniie to maffor it la tttefr om fault." or etoe the MOM ttog wouM with, 'old. AFRAID Off BULK.

He tad wlrer certincafei and itional bank were not legal der, but Uwt was, cen chose 40 waive right to silver. He made a point on silver and said the theory of Wmetaffiim all right, but 'tot like that perpet. nal motion it would not work. He used up great deal of time talking about HD w.i* an via TftWfl TAT IT on government aecount end on MR. McLBAET'S tiwto MCOUKI.

That seemed to be about the whole of what fee was driving at. He wartta the government to bay the metal But telly Were Hot Kealized. Do you want to get well? Do yon know that the are right, at jour luuid? If you will call at the Viavi office, 31 Review Building, one of the ladies will bo glad to show you the magnificent charts showing in detail and clearness the different orpins of a woman's body, the correct position and their relation to eaoh other. You will then understand your own body and understand how ooi remedy able to accomplish wonderful things it does. Remember, oiJy ladies art connected with the office, and when you eall be sure and ask for the Viavi Primer, which tells you 48 things that women don't know and ought to know.

Take elevator to third floor. Bemember, that consultation aad ax- pUnatkm will cost you notUing. Oonw and let us talk to you, anyway; may be able to help you. DECATUR VIAVI CO, Ro. 55 Review VUf.

Deciiur, Bis. Cotowd Mttcbioc Club Was a Trifle Shy. The Republican rally held Saturday night wao just such a rally as has tweit held every time the followers of Mr. Isaac Rainmaker MjlH have seen fit to turn out It had been well prepared for. A big man from clear- up where the Indians have been fighting was imported; 'W.

Starr had prepared 100 caps and lanterns for the use of the I. B. Milk Colorec Manbing club, and the Goodman band had been employed to head a. long proces sion. But all tihese things did not materalizc very heavily.

Thirty-two coloied men car lied the lamp chimneys with candles fas tened inside them on a tin and wore the gay white and Wne cups, brimdei Mills' Club." The men who car a-ied the "Buteher iWeyler" umbrella; numbered just aixty-seven. The bani stood about in front of the post office ant stiiverel and played a gay tune occasion ally. Several hundred small bjys gath ered with about all the cast off tinwan to be found in the corporation and nmdi sundry noises that rame near fadm? th it up into Medeary reviewed the Hstory of silver and gold and came-to the conclu- ion that the PopuKsts did not know what they were talking about, that the Democrats had done great things in past and ttat coinage on government ac- wunt would continue forever. SCRAPS OF NEWS. ST.

JOHN'S FAIR DATE. The ladies of St. John's church will give a dinner, supper and sale on Dec. 8. BOUGHT OUT BEST.

F. M. Kelao has purchased the Inter- st of his partner, R. Best, and will ontlnuo the business. nd early in the game.

The Fifth Wan club was represented by one The drum looked pretty "ante drum, lonesome. Good Clean Coal Sftft Coal. Place your rrder Lime, Cement. Sever ripe, Acme Flitter, Rock Wall Plaster. DR.

FR1BLEY, DENTIST, Contnllati Free. POWE118 BUILDING, Suite 304, Third Floor. Take City Library Elevator. JENISOR'S Wttch OFF1CK. 314 R.

Halo TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PACT BSo. We wfll ten rod what wui OMt, and OUARANTIB it. Crifflt BntaB-Baa? on foM pwWvrty do lost we BOwUm. Whr tortured and rafter when -Mflwd (Xtractlnc of paiaT teetb Tliete nas no enthusiagaleudenced in he crowd, outside of the pounding on th abandoned tinware, copped by the smal who took advantage of an occa won where their noise would be ucl corned. THE MOTTOES.

The Tabernacle was lavi ily decontec or the occasion. The decorations amount cd to a couple of large pictures. One wa of I. R. Mills and it was framed in an old moulding frame, 'the moulding bcin, at least five inches wide.

The other wa of President McKinley, in a frame no more than two inches aid a half wide The pictures laced a motto on the soul! wall of the Tabernacle, which rum: 'Now 'I beseech ye, brethren, th name of the Lord Jesus Christ, that speak the game thing and that there be division among yon." The backs of tli wctures were turned to tbmrmotto vrhic reads, "Suffer little children to com unto me," At o'clock the building was half fu of people and later on seine more peopl came. A good many left before 10:30 when tie meeting ended. There quite a shout when Hon J. T. McClcar walked onto the platform, bat the or ihusiasm was short lived.

Mayor Tay or sat beside the speaker of the evening ludfje Vail, Alderman Keofc, Postmnsto W. F. Cilhoun, John A. Brown, Count lerk Dodd, Maior Bjdenhausen an othe.s were on the platform. The ban opened with a lively piece with cak walk movement, which ended up with sort of a boom, just when the clowi lands in front of the equestrienne ii jink tights, ilr.

MilU made his asccn lion to the platform and there som Srst class rooting done at once. TAYLOR'S TALK. John Allen announced that the cam gn would open properly mljg Friday a Springfield, when a. special train ivoul run. Then'he introduced Mayor Tay or, who said Decatur would get a publi wilding if I.

R. Ifilla -tvjs elected, an that he had the documents in his pocket As usual, the popular mayor could no say anything that tlie people would kic about, so they cheered. The mayor intro duced Hon. J. T.

AI(deary. He give th people a talk which lasted two hturi on i quarter it lasted ten seconds. Befor. le was through tSiere ivcre not over 30 people left in the Mr. McCleary said the niwal tiling about being gratified to speak in a tow Dick Oglesby bad been, and abou being happy to be within forty miles Abraham Lincoln's bones He said tf to characterize for any on he would call it an age of ligh Mankind had worried aloni; with th ight of pine knots, with di and the coal lamp until the lightning wa chained, and when he comes agnm expects to sec sunlight, gathered in th lojay time, streaming from the walls Then he said the light of intelligenc was more potent than armios and navio ind all the world knew it.

Be then Mi lie would try and iota the clear whit of truth on some questions. BEGAN WITH ADAM. He commenced illuminating by referr ng to the day when Adam took a brie apple. According to Mr. McCS ory'd stor Adam coined a word 'when he took th bite.

That word was "if." He said ther was a certainty in life and people wan ed to be light about things, the pel ble could stir the waves, but tto depth were Still, so he did not expect to bav much hand clapping done while be wa talking. The crowd came up to his expec tations and most of tie time listened a silently and reverently as if their be friend was abotrt to be lowered beneat the green sod without leaving a dollar 01 earth. He said be expected a quie thoughtful attention, and he got it, excep where he told a story along little afte 10 o'clock, when be quit talking abou coinage by government account. BULLION VALUE. XT.

Mcdeary said he was better ac qnainted with national questions than any other and that the silver question one of them. He Mid the question whether the men who own bul'ion be allowed -to oarry their silver to th mint and have it coined and handed bac to them without even paying to 1, the si ver handed back to be used in any quan tity to pay end carry on busines He said when a man goes to the nan with gou it is worth the money, mined or uncoined, bat that the man who offer cUver worth 43 cents wants a dollar for it, dolUr 100 cents. MeOearj taat (flrer should be done on government oount The Bepobikan party thought coinage on goremment account rjrtt, bat that tree direr people, want 0 peopfe'lo go nwk-to the polW dfaeatta wrong. Of weajt tP ejjSain thrt And ratio good, JJjmt whswm it WM fined aBjer valuable lu wk AAlMjJt COMMITTEE TO BAZSE $3,000 Thirty A. WOOD TO MAIN.

Barrackmnn and family have moved from West Wood street to the 1000 block on West Main street RELEASED. Miss Gertrude Wllllnhis, who was in he eountj jail on a charge of open lewdness, was released yesterday. PAID THE FINE. Miss Jennie Border, who has been In the county on a charge of petit larceny paid her fine and was released. TWISTED A tall man n.imed Short was arrested by Officer Sullivan on North Main streei night.

The man was drunk. MAHTIN WILL BE THERE. Colonel W. F. Martin was invited to take part In the peace jubilee in Chlca go, Oct.

18. He will be with the Illinois delegation and carry the (lag AUDIENCE PLBASKD. "Held By he Enemy" witnessed a fair sized house at the Powers Grand labt night. It Is a good show and the audience seemed well pleased. BEGIN LAYING BRICK.

The gravel on North Monroe street hai been rolled as far as King street am contractors will begin laying brick Monday If the weather Is favorable. WILL MOVE. Arthur Smith will move his haberdash ery store Into the room occupied by the Abbott Jewelry company. He will occupy the north Hide of the room and will open up Monday. TO SCRAP PILE.

The old deal table that has done servic as a writing desk at police headuarter for many years, was yesterday conslgnei to the scrap pile and a neat black walnu desk substituted. BARNES IS HOME. W. Barnes, who his leen In Spring field since a week ago Thursday, has tc turned home; His relatives heard no won of him and thought he had met with fou plaj. He -had been having a good old fashioned time by himself.

His son wen after him Saturday. BUILDING LINED. Tho workmen yesttiday finished lining the big buildinsr to be ut.ed for the Corn Carnival, nnd the walls are now ready fo the decorators. Yesterday a number farmers brought In .1 lot of "corn In th and about a wagon load of corn was also brought In. WHOLE THING A MISTAKE.

The sign writer that lettered the cap for the state attorney's colored body guard got the apostrophe In the wrong place, making It "Mill's Club," Instead "Mills' Club" It Is supposed that th manufacturer had to accept half price fo them on account of the error. FREEMAN WILL RECOVER. Mrs. Gus Wilmeth arrived home from Chicago Saturday, whore she has been a the bedside of her father, James Free man. Mr.

Freeman Is improving rapidb now and the physicians think he will re cover. He Is able to sit up a little whll each day, propped by pillows, but Is no ame to leave his bed. GOES TO CHATTANOOGA. Rev. George P.

Hall returned yesterday from a four days' lecture trip In Indiana He will fill his pulpit as usual at th morning hour today, but next Sunday will bo In Chattanooga, attending the national convention of the Christian church. He has been selected to occup: the pulpit of one of the M. E. there at the hour. MEETIKGS.

DECATUR CHARITY BOARD-Regnla monthly meeting Is called for Monda afternoon at 2 o'clock sharp at Mrs. King's, North Main street. R. Regular meeting of Myrtle tern Pie, No. 2, Monday evening at 8 o'clock A fine program has been arranged.

Al members requested to be present as bus Iness of Importance will come before th temple. Regular communlcatlo Ionic lodge. No. 312, Monday evening at 7.30. ROYAL CIRCLE-Regular meetln Monday at 7:30 p.

m. In Odd Fellows hul corner North Main and William streets STATIONARY ENGINEERS- ReKUla meeting In Cigarmakers' hell morn Ing at 9 o'clock. Scarlet Fever. One case of scarlet fever wag reporte to the board of It in the fun ily of E. Gfflis at 105 West Wwfhingto BOBV.

To Mr. and Mrt. Charles 27 West Main street, Saturday, Oct. 8, daughter. Smith, tin featadadwr, -will fee foun at the Abbott jewelry store.

Sale day tomorrow. Kd W. Hffl ft Second Week Carnival Attractions Born at fright to HIS WEEK shall eclipse the previous one in bargains. We intend making October the banner month and prices will hi cut price sale. Note the bargains gaoled.

Buds Invited--Some Exhibits Hew. tGSCST USIEST EST HEAVY WALL PAPER, per roll, 2 cents STOVE DEPARTMENT. The Bolioiting committees of the Corn Carnival are still having good hick, lues- ay night the committees, will come together and report what they have col- eeted. It is expected that the $3,000 vill all be secured by that time. Mont if the business men just hand over a heck, so the money the committee gets available at once for use.

Tjiere is a thing has not lieen mentioned a great deal before tiiat the men at the bead of the carnival want one. (They want the merchants and pro- essional men of the city to decorate with lags and bunting during the tournament will add a great deal to the success if the entenjnise if the business part city is gaily decorated with the na ional colors. The committee has asked good citizen plant corn in flower pots soon and le be glutting. A puze will be offered fo one having the highest stalk of corn growing. Business men uill be expected -o decorate their show windows with the corn.

The advertising committee will soon stir up the natives, lien nill be sent over country nith posters and hand bills. Mounted bugleis will lide about and announce the camival and men will go about scattering shelled corn. If there ate any Knickeibocker sleepers in this neighborhood they will be naked up soon. The committee on attractions is being looded with propositions. That com mittee will see that the town is made lively.

There mil be iballoon ascensions and pamihute drops every day. Tight wires will be stretched fiom till buiU- ings and such feats of laving will be performed on these as were never seen before. In the evening the effct of performances in sheets of fire will be produced. Thirty bands have been invited to come and take part, and a number iave made known their willingness to be here promptly. Exhibits were brought in by farmers Saturday follows: J.

B. Camp, Ilarristown, 0., White Dent. John W. Moffett, Boody, Silvcrmine. A.

II. Byman, Harristown, Lion and prehistoric. Charles Ne, Illini, World's Fair. D. B.

Batchelder, Ulini, Lebanon Yellow. B. M. Elliot, Hurristown, Silveraiinc. Captain Dick Hamilton, Illini, Ked Lion.

Patrick Blair, Niantic, Fellow Flint" J. K. Handy, Blue Mound, Oh White Dent, Ohio Pipcsteni and popcorn. Stokcy, Harriitonn, prehistoric. II.

J. Slufei, Xiantic, Thompson's Yel- ow. Our line of Stoves almost everything in hard coal, soft coal or wood beating and cooking stoves. you are in need of anything in stoves or stove sundries here is the place and now is the time to bay them We are the exclusive agents for a bard coal stove that is different from other stoves We guarantee it to consume less fuel than any other nuke. HALF TO ATTORNEY Carpet Department.

Decatur's popular Carpet store will bo the bargain center this week. Window Shades complete 80 Straw Matting, per yard lOc Oil Cloth, per yard 18o Linoleum, per jard 33c Ingrain, part wool, per yard 37o Good all wool, per yard 4Oc Lowel Ingrain, per yard iOc Frass'ls Carpet, per jard 45c VELVET Carpal, per yard 70c $1.25 Lace Curtains, Furniture Dept. Our fall purchases are most all in and if you are interested in fine furniture and novelties you are invited to call. Brass and Iron Beds, Special this week $7ooConches Book Shelves, 6 ft high, 4010 for he name adopted by (he Blooinington Stove Co. their new 20th Century line of Stoves and Ranges is-New Era.

We herewith notify Mrs. I. H. Sliimmcr, 540 Central who suggested the name, that the stove is awaiting -her orders. Order Hade in Count Court Settling a Salt.

In the county coint Satuiday I. W. Ilcilman, giuudian of John A. given authority to settle the tint of lite against the Cereal Mill company for $500. The order nude by the court embodied tlie agreement mude by the guardian the company.

It was ''houn thnt although Edwards'jost a leg In the mill a jury that Imd heard the suit against the company had failed to ogiee. Now the company uould pay $300 and iwmld agree to employ Edwards at the mill at a week as long IIP did his work satisfactorily. It was further shown (hit Edwards had agreed to iiis attorneys, I. A. Buckingham and Mills Fitzgerald, half of -what he got, and the guardian was also ordered to pay the inyeis half of the $500.

JOHHITIE HAMILTOF Now Able to Walk Around-Crippled In Both Hands, (LitUo Jolinnh Hamilton, liil who was so shockingly burned with the live wire a few weeks ago, is able to walk around and yesterday came up to the office of Dr. E. J. Brown to have his wounds dressed. He will be crippled in both hands.

It nas necessary to ampu-j (ate two fingers of one hand, and the palms were so badly injured that the thumbs cannot be extended. One leg Is slightly drawn and 'he walks with a limp, but Us general health is good, and burns will eoon be well. SCOVILL BjpisT Cor Water Park-sts The dancing season opens at the dancing academy Monday night. Opeia House orchestra. Smith, the haberdasher, at Sale day tomorrow.

Ed W. Hill Oo. Strong, steady nerved Are needed for success Everywhere. Nerves Depend simply, Upon the blood. Pure, rich, nourishing Blood feeds the nerves And makes them strong.

The great nerve tonic is Hood's SarsapariUa, Because it makes The blood rich and Pure, giving it power To feed the nerves. Hood's Sarsaparfa Dues nervousness, Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Catatrh, scrofula, Andanibnasof 'j Nickel Plated O5c Without Funnel Oo. The Only Complete House Furnishers. CALICOES, MUSLINS, OUTING FLAWNiLS, CHECK and Plaid Dress Goods, Underwear and'Shoes. Get in the Push and trade with Gebhart.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY We will sell For the benefit of those customers that could not be accommodated Ittt week owing to the trcmendlous yards best quality Black and White 10 yards of Nice Dating FUnnel regular or Grey Calicoes 10 yards only to 6c quality 10 yards to each a customer customer 10 yards of good soft Blached Muslin only 10 yards to a customer for For the Entire Week These Great Values Ei line at Check and Plaid ty. Dress Regular 350 Ladies' Heavy Ribbed TM --j derwear regularsusand Gc ids a yard 10 tard limit Ret-alar IDC UaUcacbed Cotton plannel a yard lOc large siiss each 2Sc Radios' regular 20 and 250 Heavy Ribbed Underwear cat price to 2 each 3iC Outing Cloth Skirt Patterns Each 25C SffOES Well If you bur shots of Gebhirt you bay the Bwt for the Ltast Moaey in tlM Space too small to quotejnicei. Briat; your lilt fot what yea went. Give as your trade, we Will nfiusst ydor moMyi( not aatbtaotorr. Get yoor tickets forpremianu.

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