Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 7, Number 225, Decatur, Adams County, 21 September 1909 — Page 4

mi Iff 1 a COBBECIED The Markets every day BUFFALO STOCK MARKETS

East Buffalo. N.Y. Sept. 21—(Special to the Daily Democrat)- Receipts 4000; shipments 760 Official to New York for yesterday 5700 Hogs closing steady. Medium and heavy—sS.ssOsS6o. Yorkers $8.35(35* 40. Pigs $7 50® $7.75. Light yorkers $7 754f57.50. Roughs |7 15© $7 45. Stags $6.35. Sheep $5,300; strong lutmbs 10 lower; tops $7.50 t'attle 125; slow TOLEDO MARKETS. September 30.— Cash wheat $1.13'4 May wheat 1.13 t» September wheat LlS'* December wheat 1.13\ Cash corn "3 May com . -63kk September corn *- Ikhemtx'r coru 61 tj May oats September oata 11 December oats Ilk CHICAGO MARKETS. September 20,— May wheat $1 01 < September wheat tHw-ember wheat OS'* May eorn 83 M I September com *8 December com 6»H , May oats .................... Al’s December oats 89'* September oat* SB\ , NIBLICK A CO. Butter We to tic Kggs ttc PRODUCE _____ By Decatur Produce Co. Kg-ss 32c Fvwls ..1* Decks .Sc ••*»» » * • * Turkeys He Sprite chicks He Butter Ike Chirk* .. ......................1*

[lst ANNUAL MERCHANTS DAY | j IN DECATUR. INDIANA | I WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 1909. | N A day of pleasure, a day of business, a day. set aside especially for the merchants to display their goods, in the | i| most attractive manner, a day for the people to look these stocks over, and enjoy themselves while doing it. | | Good Bands of Music Will Enliven This Great Day | There will be plenty of other amusements, to please an entertain you. Don't Miss coming on this big day. | ■ Among the merchants who are interested in making this occasion are the following who have subscribed towards | paying the expenses of the affair: fi Niblick & Company. The Daily Democrat. Gay & Zwick. I W Eugene Runyon. Schafer Hard ware Company, Anderson & Dolch, | Kuebler & Moltz Company. Decatur Steam Laundry. First National Bank, M. Fullenkamp. Misses Bowers. E. Moser, | KI The Myers-Dailey Company. Everett & Hite. Old Adams County Bank, § Holt house. Schulte & Co., Anna Boesse. Winnes Shoe Store, I E z°v Vance & Hite. HL W. Amrine. Lew Holthouse. | O Fred B Tague. Teeple. Brandy berry & Peterson Steele & Weaver, | Charlie Voglewede. Laman & Lee. F. V. Mills, Holthousc Drug Company. , Hunsicker Brothers. 0 S Schaub. GottemoUer & Co. W. H.Fiedderjohaim. « Kate Burdst. Voglewede & Son. | ■ ■ I.—■ ■■ii in s.r s^’7.4 =o f l

H. BERLING. Eggs *• Butter ISc Fowls 11*° Ducks Sc Geese -Tc Turkeys nc Spring chickens H c Chicks I(Vc B. KALVER A CO. Wool. merchantable 38c Beet hides 8 <*®ts Calf hides N cents Sheep pelts 35c to $1 Tallow « eenta PRICES ON COAL. Chestnut coal 8" Hocking Valley $3.75 West Virginia splint $4.00 Wash nut $4 90 HAY MARKET No. I timothy, loose in mow... .SIO.OO S. W. Peterson. —— o ■— Dr Abernethy, the great English physician, said Watch your kidneys When they are affected, life is in danger'' Boley s Kidney Remedy makes healthy kidneys, corrects urinary irregularities. and tones up the whole system. THE HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO. ——————o— ———— LOST—A handbag made of leather post-cards contain ng about $10.0” and gold watch, with initials C H. Liberal reward this otßee. 335-3 t FOUND—Gadd pin with initial engraved Owner can have same by j calling at this office describing same • and paying for ad FOR RENT- Furnished rooms on 256 north First street Mrs H Rotthoff 324-6 t FOR RENT—One sis nx'tn house on the corner of Adams and Ninth street. Good improvements. Two rooms on south Third street Inquire ■ Schmitt, the City Meat Market ■ Ft'R RENT-Seven roomed bouse ■ ’ with bath and other modern tm- ■ provetaents. located tin north Fif'h ■ street. T M Reed 224-6 t

TO BREAK RECORD Harry Burns Will Do an , Unusual Stunt at the , Star Airdome Tonight HE PLEASES ALL 1 Besides There Are There Three Good Reels for this Evening's Big Show Harry Burns, the young man who gave an exhibition at the Star airdome last evening, is really a wonderful fellow- He is perhaps the fastest bag puncher in the United States and tonight at the Star he is going to try to break the world's record. He will .endeavor on this occasion to whirl sixty times in a minute and strike the punching bag six times at each turn. He is confident he can at least equal the record and if he does it will be well worth seeing. His turn on the stage is unique and interesting,, and everyone who saw him last night is boosting Mr Stoneburner also has for tonight three new reels: "Yellow Jacket Mines,’ a great western scene; ■ Judge Not That Ye Be not Judged," a religious film, and a funny comedy Borrowed Clothes.” that will make you all scream with laughter It's just five cents. Your money back it you are not pleased — o Fred Meyers, of Berne, was in the city today on business, LOST —Saturday evening on Second street between Crystal theater and interurban station, silk watch foo. with pearl buckle and M W. A. dingbat charm Finder please return to this office and receive reward 224-41 NOTlCE—Martha C Settler. Piano Studio. "08 north Third street. i MonWedFri • NOTICE—Leave orders with Ernest Schlickman tor home grown cabbage “ plants at the Weber Feed Yard office, 1 MonWedFri FRENCH DRY' CLEANING—Ladies' - and gents suits or overcoat cleaned and pressed from 75c to $1 50, accordi ing to condition J. H. Meyer, over t Clem Y'.-g. ’wvde shoe store 225-Ct

GOV. JOHNSON DEAD l| —— (Continued from page 1.1 what a boy can do. He entered the newspaper field when a young man and soon became a figure In his state.' Ha has three times been selected as governor of the state on the demo- { cratic ticket, and was elected each time, though the state went republican Fifteen years ago he began j suffering from intestinal trouble, and has been operated upon four times.' He has borne his suffering w ith a for-' titude that has won praise from all. The nation has lost one of its greatest public men SOCIAL PROBLEMS (Continued from page 2.) men and are expected thereby .to bring about a correction of these abuses. After hearing the report of the special committee on social reform. the convention did not hesitate

to vote the continuation of the committee and the extension of the work. This committee was appointed in Cleveland a year ago and had for its purpose the publication of newspapers in a campaign against social evils and also the instruction of laymen along sociological lines. The committee has spent more than $7,000 and has maintained a number of students in European colleges and in American summer schools, where special sociological problems were i studied It has been suggested that the outcome of this committee's work may be the establishment of a special school Str sociological research in the United States. WANT FIFTY MEN t ■ (Continued from pare 1.) against amending the old perpetual ' franchise and the Fort Wayne coml psny has refused to relinquish the ■ old franchise for a new one and the t courts may have to decide the ques- : tion. —Bluffton News,

ITS A BIG SHOW Crowds Visited the Crystal | Airdome and Were More Than Pleased A REPEATER TONIGHT — But With an Entire Change, of Program—See the Drive on the Street k The show at the Crystal theater last night was a pleasing one and was witnessed by a large crowd of people. It is quite probable that the big airdome will be crowded again tonight as Daniels. the magician, and Dakota Max and Susanna Brady the origins! cowboy girl will again be there, but with 'an entire change of program Ask any one who was there last evening and they will tell you that it was a monster shpw (for the money. Be sure to be there this evening. It s a shame to take the money. At four o'clock this afternoon Daniels will make his famous drive, blindfolded and behind a pair of spirited horses.

in search of a hidden article. He will be accompanied by a committee including the marshal and mayor and one or two other citiiens His work is quite wonderful and his act on the vaudeville stage is one which pleases all who see him. Besides these specials Mr Biggs is offering 3.000 feet of picture films. the best to be seen anywhere, and its sure the place where every show is a good one o HOME FROM WEST (Continued from page 1.) lily are al! well and are over the mad dog scare Ed Swigart and family.) (Who left here years ago are prosper- | ious. Ed haring charge of a big cement i plant. At Denver they m"t Charles Peterson, who is in the magarine publishing business and forging to the top- The Yagers called on Miss . Mary Heffner who likes the western country, and sent regards to her > many friends here. A Mr, Reser and > a half doien others were also among ■ those whom they saw and ail of whom are getting along in excellent style

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Miss Ruth Raleigh, who has been visiting relatives at Willshire, returned to her home today. Robert Case, of Indianapolis.was in the city today enroute to Decatur and Magley. to look after some business j matters. Bob stated that he and his ! family are nicely located and are pleased with the business outlook in their new location. —Bluffton News. Mrs Mary K Jenkins, the old lady | who became suddenly very >U Sat- I urday evening at the home of Mrs. John France, where she was staying,, remains in practically the same con- , didos. Her physician stated that she ■ was a triffe better this morning, but | that this afternoon her condition remained unchanged. )firs. John Brock returned today from Chicago, where she went Sunday night to meet her son Edison who was transferring from El Paso. Texas, to the Loom - Sanitarium at Liberty. N. ■ Y He was accompanied from Chica- [ go by his brother. Geo. L. A Brock, : of Alliance, O. His friends believe . the change wIQ do him good, and are more hopeful as to his final • »very

Crystal Theatre — ■■ The Newest Shows, The Best Films, Courteous Treatment. TONIGHT Entire Change of Program Each Evening Orchestra every Night „ ~. —■ ■— j I IT’S 5 CENTS I 1 I W. P. Biggs, Prop.