Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 8, Number 8, Decatur, Adams County, 10 January 1910 — Page 3

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*♦**♦***♦♦♦< Sunday Z WEATHER |FORff.Z k t “‘ a : <* *•♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦ | ber was at Fort Wayne Satand has returned. Fair weather anJrising tr eyer of Monmouth was attonight and Tuesday. business h < r- Saturday. left this morning for Harry Straub went to he. where he will attend to I Saturday. * Mrs. O. L. Vaale spen incos Butler has taken a afternoon in Fort Wayne. : fS c ' er k at the True & Run-1 ** Miss Midge Smß was IB Fort Wayne visildre Satf' B’’ 8 ’’ * s w ' )! * I ’ n 8 tor John! noon. 888 Geneva - S P<Sunday with «■— Else’s her*. still „ ~ ® " rned to ii -t n on 1 urda ' after l visit here it court. George Steele h» retuL e of Bluffton was here Sat business trip to Chicagl nding to bus#fss jn ‘ | purchased stock for Ns r ther of J. I) Hale 1 al) d wife have returned I. Hr Prod Dfit after aWI visit witii I 1/1 • I I Vll Irs - George Bunner, near I r

miller it the HeckSaccessor to D c|. E. h mill, spent Sunday with Office above Aui ■ Jew' at Fort Wajie over SunTelephoi i No. > Office hours: B—i [a. lAottral of Bera- was a busi>n our city oday and rehis home on 2e afternoon Kauffman, ti ing _J^^oß' h< “ Schaefer sddlery comrJ this morning hfs regular spending Sutiay at his \ a J w e -

-'lre. J. H. ' who have &SSag J \ with the : daughter at jfit | transferred- re on their l,, 'ktord, Ohi I’hey by their crdson, StanYOU will vb~ with them. I Have Z|ch^ve3,oo* Acres count

If not, yowre a large part >f yolnproved lari, easily earnings sliothrc for cultivaion; 200 flingers beßßß‘d- farrris;-arms- in want of a ■Kinaw belt, lichigan. method of fianll go with vtt at any money. see this lad. Will The checking ;’ rease in valation. as the SAFE, ®S ' none b e’ tr - T ’ ,is zat-v 1 1 ißßrer 11 nior etha' pav for the Irt years . e - - JEB Come and e us or 1 particular. J

Adams <i£! [iIGAN LAID CO. 4!lf ire s - E - Sb np. 808 O ■ O > J. S. Bov. erwieyer, Vice ?es. g 2 ■ y our ßits having 5 £ W ' (r advantaO — ■n M ° O On-loans j s tp e ■ partißH O j|b onall y ac- ■ qua ■ concerning ■ loans ß O H 6® ■ 2 B Realty Co. Bh Quinn, S(ty. o ■OBOBO JjgoiOß'iOß

- I ■< spent Sunday with his I -lisant Mills. ? ■ of Berne was a buslI h ■ t,dS morn * nK ’ I of Bluffton spent Sun- _ flwlfe in this city. ■ Butler spent Sunday in * . Bhe guest of friends. i b, B 1 I ■ Kinney is on the sick , Bwith a severe cold. (Ini ■rbing went to Muncie, * . I remain for a short time. I Sl B < lw s Pleasant Mills was . | Biller in our city Saturthl ( ~Bcott of Fort Wayne is ■ week with James Artliß I <-nß’ notify this office of your I delivered every evening hil ca ®ols of the A. & C. Stone Bpany was a business visthl l.iß Reinking went to Fort ■ sit witii her sister, Mrs. thfl a Bson Beavers is recovering ■al days’ illness resembling thß w>H river is in fine shape for ■ throngs of skaters find daB reon ’ I'lHoss left this morning on

m it 11110 uiwi timp, y SuHtrip north and will be ab■eral days. i w ßs left for Geneva this I spMer spending Sunday with hoHhe city. I B’harles of the firm of St. I s a Harles of Marion was here I soH I legal business. I daflKrick left Saturday for I H\rk., where he will work I Inß beld until August. I imßsie Simison of Berne visitIthißiday with Misses Ruby Mil*ss Baumgartner. I Mrs. Clarence Baughman I toißfton today buying goods for I SaOnd ten cent store. iWeller of Kokomo passed tl’*Wecatur this morning on his r,1,1 8t Wayne on business. ■se Roop and daughter, MadBwillshire, Ohly, transferred Bieir way to Fort Wayne. residence property has to the International Harinstead of to Schaube, w . B ;r & Company as at first re-

I I | letters at the postoffice 1 Fred Kleine, Ida Williams, Ifroßl- Ward, A. T. Percival, Mrs. Ihe ■Bonee, Harry J. May, G. A. I IW nd Lizzie Brandyberry. Ito H Suttles made a business lat Br.elina, Ohio, Saturday. He |«:tHniake arrangements for the I Spi®of his new racket store at \Be. Mr. and Mrs. Suttles will I IVaßir household goods there in F< Bo weeks.

■ wll WHuniscker, who was operated : tho ßne time ago for gall stones, ,lis ßible to return to his work as th<> W>r on the Fort Wayne & al°W>ld in about two weeks, acf®to thestatement of his physiwh<»e is aparently fully restored ler ltP 'Wnd Mrs. Z. O. Lewellyn, who " Ben spending several weeks in _ .

arrived home Sunday morn111 Bey were accompanied here by ■ ces, the Misses Ola and Bes- ' Spr ßon, who had been making their Sf,l ßhere for some time, but who thP3 Birning to Adams county to live. — migß Fiisinger, who left. Fort beiiß for Texas Some time ag °' thelB 16 wIU apend thS winter f ° r his on haa/ been comfortably located yea ßt Island for about a week and Be climate there very agreeable ''Bnducive to outdoor exercise, a ’'Bhe thinks will bring him back enlf ßformer good health, fnp'

mg riedß Will Scherer and niece. Miss *• and B Dickinson, of Monroe passed a cl 1 here this nlorninK on th eir tus'B» Fort Wayne. Mrs. Scherer tin's-B that her husband, who left sevI visitßays ago for Hot Springs, Arkan- > Banß* ad arrived there on January IB ' Brhe weather Is very cold there °Beent, and the ground is covered 1,011 B ix inches of snow. the V ) ing B- Charles Suttles ,ias returned I Deaß Mansfiel(i ’ Ohto, Where ® he ha ” . atteß vlsitinß slnce the ho,idays with , esteMther. Mr. Suttles spent the hol- • his B there also, but returned about ' quenßsk a *°- Mrs - Suttles stated that I J. kB ts a very deep snow at Mansdrugß and that sleighing is good there, ' Poa'Bog it very agreeably different Bthe icy condition of things here. I Jay <B>rge Bruhn, who is working at I morißiunay hotel, received a package that B his home at Copenhagen, Dontho B* and il; contalned scvcra t plc ' vs. lß>’ of hi 3 sisters whom he had not day, B f °r twenty years and one whom counAu never seen. George left home to acK a young boy, coming to this fend.'Btry and has not been home since clerkß time. Gcor C e thiks ga reat deal and Biem and would cot take a whole beforßor them.

DIED IN THE TOUGH DISTRICT. Young Chicago Millionaire Gives Life as R e sult of Hilarious Living. (United Press Service.) Chicago, 111., Jan. 10. —(Special to Dally Democrat) —The police and coroneer are today investigating the death of Nathaniel Moore, 26, and son of James Moore, the capitalist, and part owner of the Rock Island and Pacific railroads, who was found dead in bed in a house in the TwentySecond street levy district. Heart trouble is believed to have been the cause. Every effort is being made to suppress the details of the young millionaire’s death, and so far as it can be learned it followed a supper at which Moore spent money like water. o - ■ PINCHOT AS PRIVATE CITIZEN. (United Press Service.) Washington, 1). C., Jan. 10. — (Special to Daily Democrat) —As a private citizen, Gifford Pinchot, ex-forester of the United States, spent today at his home, mapping out plans to vindicate his position In his controversy with President Taft. For the past two days he has at odd moments been framing a statement to the public. The administration supporters are waiting for the statement with no little concern, because it is feared he will point out what Pinchot considers the dagger In the policies of the Taft administration, regarding the methods for caring for the natural resources. POISONED BY STEPDAUGHTER. (United Press Service.) Terre Haute, Ind., Jan. 10.—(Special to Daily Democrat) —As a result of poison, which, according to a letter left by him for the police, was administered to him by his step-daughter, Effie Salisbury, while in a Chicago hotel, in order to cover up an alleged theft of jewelry, William Helnan, 25, a prominent jeweler of this place, died at a hotel here today. According to the Tetter the woman is en route to New Orleans and the authorities there have been asked to arrest her. Helman’s wife is critically 11l at Connersville, Ind. ... ... o DID HE MEET FOUL PLAY? Relatives of John 0 Donnell of Geneva are Worried Over Absence. Relatives and friends of John O'Donnell, a well known farmer of near Geneva, are much worried over his cotinued absence since Thursday’, and are sending word to this and surrounding cities asking for information regarding him. O’Donnell went to Ge--1 neva Thursday afternoon to sell some hay, receiving therefor some ninetyeight dollars. He then went north and on Friday returned to Geneva with a stranger. Both disappeared and have not been seen nor heard of since. His relatives are much worried an dthink that he may have been foully dealt with. He is about fifty years of age. — o — LOST—A fountain pen on Third or Fourth streets. Will pay reward. Return to this office or to Clyde Rice. Bt3 WANTED —An experienced maid to do housework in suburb of Chicago. Inquire at once, 223 Adams street, Decatur. St 3 o Bowers & Niblick Grain Co. deals in all kinds of farm seeds. 3tf

Don’t Owe Everybody It’s bad business policy. Owe one man and let that one be us. Your bills then will never bother you. We loan money on any good chattel [security such as Furniture,Pianos Horses; etc. We give a liberal discount on all loans paid off before due. If you need money fill out the following blank, cut !t out and mall it to ua. Our agent la in Decatur every Tuesday. Name Addroaa Ain't Wantei Kind of Security Reliable Private Ft. Wayne Loan Company Fort Wayne, Ind

I BOSSES THEATRE Thursday, Jan 13th. The Totally Different Attraction Todd & Tree’s Musical Co. Presenting a Repertoire of New Musical Plays Opening Bill The Town Sport Friday Night Marriage of Malinda Saturday night Merry Widow and her Beau. Saturday Matinee i Mixed Pickles Prices, 10, 20 and 3Oc. Mattinee 10c. Ladies free Opening (Night. i Quality I Os that IN. H. <3. Cigar is by all standards of comparison a io cent «« cigar. It is made to satisfy the most gg particular smoker of domestic cigars. g- It is fully 5 in. long, containes the ■ choicest Havana filled and is wrapp- ■ feß ed with the ■ Genuine Imported Samatra Wrapper E ■ It smokes freely and evenly and keeps ■ on burning coolly and fragrantly to ■ ■ thelast tooth-hold. —(Made for the Man who Cares)— At all Dealers 5 Cents | >„. By H. A. COLCHIN J a ■■■■■■■■■■EBBC ■BBBOE3BMBHHH CAPITAL - $100,000.00 P. W. SMITH, President W. A. Kuebler, Vice Pres. T. J. Durkin, Asst Cash. C. A Dugan, Cashier, F.W.Jaebker, Asst Cash. DECATUR, - - INDIANA Notice to Pattons of the GftS GOMPfIrNY Your Gas bill for the month of December must be paid before JANUARY 10th. Heretofore the rule of adding the penalty has not been enforced but from now on it will be. Please I take notice andFgovern yourselves accordingly. Pay your bills before the 10th. | Indiana Lighting Company. I