Decatur Democrat, Volume 46, Number 29, Decatur, Adams County, 25 September 1902 — Page 4

THE DEMOCRAT rmti. at st LBW G. ELLIMMAJI. VaMhWer.. t * ?Ti TXAB IS AIiTAS'EM. Ittmi u ta» it L«sei:.i- Zmt mi *-» »x«.!-u« = i -u:*e^:ii ; i ; - : :• oaf?:,r*~ THURSDAY, SEPT CCA NTT TKIJET F-i< * J r tktes>ali. F'T ir-JTMesSI-,. T» HEW MESS S F' * Fteaeeasc • K»KS C. MOEAS ForTiMwtT J B VMJLEWEDE Fw Clerk tint GEABEB.. Fwtert AIMEET J. EFTLEx. telwrfc. cwrivs c. croro F r GEOOGE E JIcKEAM. F<w -' < rtcer C H KEESa. F» CtMataiMr-ftesc L-m. davii> WEZLISG F-.r Ccaxx.M..- v-j**. wteuam xillez

STATE TICKET F«e Ktcwvy f'-*--AhBEET r'.hFee * 5 CTH fWST 1 — - t *te- X-teL. .AML- t 4 Fee *UbM Tr*a*-r*** JEBC/XZ BEBFF F-r €kre »f tfe ".;m-=e Orm, AtAX EE.MBTLGE2. F -,r S«.aeztxtaaAtM cC F; UR Irsmsesiaw. SAMVEL L KvTf, F :r iui« StitlßieSia. Xii.F ’ EJ7 F't S-vk Ge«-.v FL-XAEi SAZaETZ r-.r: . r -•-, Ttwrnrr E- H-.-tim, Jedj-. •■■ i> Q»r. ' e -s* «.-.jtAerw&arrtcs—«r.w>E Em. w a >aj.o■■Uon U ■<£«. Jeters ft&eAse* £•» Cter:'<,*w . ent U*-Jsw’.m H Ha*Tw.«» J amt.- T ramns. Hrrrr C Lnrum Ass Cremer was given a few Epe ™ m:d-.'n poiitLea. Wmougtox w abbey d%kr= com plain that izt-rs is a surp ’.as d their pmedort <» tbe market. h k a kei tim* IX. Until "'.C£Te=» meet*. Wexa a pofatieal ~m-r»t <_ > ; conic, lied r.y tie trate icd tUt <»- ganizatz® .* is ecstrd of the gwerx. - men’.. then tnat g-. vernmert reuses ao lx of tte people" but of tt* - ~ ■u.'L^ 4 by tie ianrasi few. at tee tUaatka x the ~_.r * g - .ssrxts. Tex basest ma on :te keal pciitkal arena is Barney Kai ver. He > * refweseertatiTs Eagle, aaj eswy-jee in Adatna ematr lumws >cat A Eteax.* tc -x m E<i-.e. They ir- -jf jfee hit. x per- g. c. p. braad, bst take Srtcecf Cr-tser it than. Tre tag. c at xs r>-i» s A/iacs 'ocmty. r>it a «pr»«d» w.tt perfe t ease, an-1 theetgtet "■ognse.-.’cal d.-th twill be aJre rr-.a h bes ore the iies of K> vember jr r

- rat blood. Pmri— were given that the g. o. p. 1 ”■■" - whip would crack . zag and load, and 1 the meeting ended. PT TT T T7KTV A KTD’Q T - nx in continued —— — i L-L-LIL* m CKJA-IVIj *J ——— last night tr cse pre>«ct being Congressman Cromer, Postmaster F. Br..ts<xx. * L.i.rmar. ■'• alters and John f I Kara. The di wuse; on/as in the after Il I * f*\ /Xi O L>o * warn They propose to ! II V T I II I (I . b»d their energies and spend their moony during the lsx few day* of the campaign. and in the meantime bands .■ pc KJ VT7 T Kt- pky and the whip will crack AKt MJ W 1 N Their efforts will be like daunting a tn the face of an infuriated I bull. The louder this Cromer . machine hollows the iess support I will they receive. Their monev • will be accepted and ustd in laying Mr. Cromer bigh and dry on the shelf for repair. James E TarEsnaLE democratic . candidate for congress in this district. • » - *® *° alt *‘ J »dacce at the various township conreutitros being held in this ' — county and delivers an address on fh* issues of the dar that ut well worth | REMEMBER WE KEEP A FULL LINE OF “£ question of the hour witu rare good Ct A~rre TT▼ w ▼ judgment and with the sinceritv of a 1 fl | L_j | \ I ma ? >h» « profoundly impressed I. 1/ I I I I |\ I T gravity *bf the situation. A . A A A A Judge Truesdale is making friends wherever he goes. His absolute bon- ' '"' «ty of intentions will win him hun . ■. dreds of votes among the honest voters of the district. He is madeof the staff that wins races. - Muncie Herald. ‘ Is Lis speeches dealing with the trust question, the president constantly expresses the fear that in applying a remedy for the trusts, we will hurt the deer creatures. He would let them go on in their career of criminal —J combination in restraint of trade, he would permit them to continue their | M—_ — - criminal extortiou from the American I . | 1 I consumer, he would let them go un- . ruilenkamp, A crimes, rather than hurt the feelings GASS & MEYERS. Markers. . . physic; he would rock them to sleep ————————— where they need a spanking, all be- • cause it would hurt him politically to otherwise.

Q L ER Y BOX. CONGRESSMAN CROMER WILL PLEaSE AMS* ER AAO THEA THE BOX MTU. BE FILLED AGAIN la r:fxd axatbers «iat did yaw VVxu per eeat. cf si* saiuy of bat rxtxaaixc a; e:cgresg <x«s P-.is&xaisser Bcinaec aad ‘Tsry tc. y;<s’ - ployee of lie peetefiee, do y:a by •,* agaeeweo*. iK«ve v ifa*y! What was the a-o:cnt sf the •»• aeoaey eoowteotiaK paid ar pram- _ , . . _ ised tc be for tie pastefiee ~ i: was tx-e .1.1:-? x■» txtary ttpixtxec: here. :f aartLar ? ““ «ep«t yxnwif aaa _■ Bettses was ssa.- •«• ed.'<W sxxie iaTxg takea tiaee in . . ... rowcfSee ia Mawie! Gite date *t ecersrecee w.ta Ptatmeter Britucc at tie B3se •,• B" r t» x Ers?t.:e. wins appoiatmat was aerwi w. and „ yo® ?- *° Ex-Mayor B the«£xwt pui. if aaw* ,"■ Q®s» *» wctosianly premise him tie pastctSw- ippAitaxl. • lii r'rcew tin przeise upon two Wlt did to«! zrxe-se the p« °”® K “* . lp P '-’ Al ' 'See ippx£t=ett u J. W Tsepfe a k tbea ebLrxaa of the Adams etca- * Jao^-a»e. ty repabiieaa <xcts_ttee. and thee • « rsxndAse that pr:ta_.se aidbrcX ex-' pmaadoa ’ Why did yoa =x’ a fetter to # e Samael Sboiwp rewewiof' aDegiaaee to appixatioß f:t the Whydid to® tell Saacswi Shasp psetccxe ajpctiLaKt aad then that candidate for an ixpxnt- re::re tna: fetter ni« ire effiee had ewer seen berxed by raeeired fcw him. tefegraph to J asmaaycras pxxi rw.mmenda- Cix—.x: Walter* th* iip.&ttjets-. aad that they weejd al. be -f Albert Erittacc! ta.£*t into «xssd«aii-E «tex the Fi. T here was tafeea tq>? * Dbeatw, lad- S-yr 25s

Tax Eagle Cxi is *x_ d-ing bosl ' seas at life old stm>: ■ ■■ Tsn “fxd diaxer pa.l ’ and txe • *emp<y coal ststtle i/s x.A hamxipize ♦ tborsaghly tb'.-agr they woold appear •voemanate with the p:. u -a. ouumrt _ U all the repcblxaxs who yeaherday zi'» Jaige Troesiaie tie g.a: iar.-'i w*re Eagle* the membership of •xat :r:-r x.x be gm" Mg .- a sob--yy.-.. ~ _ P »is warm..ng ap. The detnoicratx caadiiatelor rcsgiere x the thirteeatb cistriet has cialfefflg'ed ms repsbiKaE. opponent to a ■ser'.-rs of •ext debate* At present wr.t-xrtxe ■ xa3e£«re has Kt been, vreepsed. and x tenbarx" nerer will he. Tex OomeriKs -..-* already nimng toeir weakoree by the~jouy rtxt they wxl win with as .mire a maarity i- iz This adm.srxc - tie desperatk® of their eaase. They cz* tie* are whipped rate» the tide tons, and yw ecold not txm tx* tic- with a y:k* oxeeJ’i<x TimmiLi spent yesterday fx*:. xt tacag i r.-ri 4 eye new of *■_- icgrteshjoal -imat.x r.—re. H - z sza zz itati-x m which the rzi-ijral .mes were cotzpletely extin-i-m•£»e>i. 'z- pxdges t-f - ipfzrt ccmmx frets beta lemocrat arxl tepoblieaa al.xe. It is no fairy story tc say t&at Mr.Traesdaie will carry toe dav m A tam-e ewinty with abent as mnen tmatdiaity as it is passible to do. And this 'is not the only spot in the eighth ccngreesi-tcal district that» bidding fmweU to the Crooner brand of stavaemanship-

ne csr-»i£s Tn respimse tc Cxgrvsemir. Croaer’s stragetar appeal n the repnbLeaz state cacnm-ttee fzr teip, there xatherad here yesterday soch ‘ as Nit C. Hu. i'aadilste fte treas.nrer of etale. Iz-tren Cna.r-_iE LL.y. L. C. Dareopert. of Biuf sab aad member of the zoteraor's sta?. and Cocgressman Cr.mer Tney held a s-xt-x =essi x at the Murray b.eel with the reexan; cf the Cr.mer maimxe. and that w-th all the posaodbee appointments mid- ar.: pr:m_sed. tbere scarece!y numbered a dcaen present, and oct of the desen there was set encrigt. ginger tc make oee gxrf, lire ■ Cmmer worter. It was a sac specu ‘ tie that coofroosed that little party of brarw who cling to the threads of Ajxess. They iisitrssed freely the nation in Adame eowrty. After the gri'md wa* completely cowered they fcond the dlsa?eetkn cctmngi erery pre* ret in toe coantr and the > daroed :'zzzg sti’l growing. Chairman Walters an 1 Postmaster Br.ttks the meet eoospknous of the , ?. .m- talent present. In fart our informal: t tells us that they were abxit , the whole show so far as our i boys were ccccemed. and that • some of their expianaitGos would i make interesting reading for any mem.'uer of tbe Eagle Club. They also are said tc hare ma.ie the eame oid bluff about the number of demo- ' •Tat* they "ere going K> get to vote for Cromer, to in away make up for ‘ the Lass of rep-ibik-an rotes to Trues dale. The visiting gentlemen however. had spent sine” time in town and they ventured tbe assertion that it was impcasble to hare two land-, slides at tbe same time —one against Cromer and one for him. Tbe ses- | son was a long one and several of

ATwaHSMOHoas. m MEN’S SL’iTSII ■ — ■■■■■ I I I I . _ _• '• I | Er J A and a try on erf one of i I ffa&r Tucmi ’ , I onr ? I NEW FALL SUITS I JMBif -~w will convince any man that ( I '■ the P* ac€ * to buv in order 5 I Ze~ ■ • ''’■a > I that he may have stylish look- ? I w izi B’JSte. jl >■. , j * n £' Atting and good ' I wearing clothes. r The materials are all new fancy worsteds with soft finished effects in dark colors, | ■EH .stripes and plaids. Prices W SB.OO, SIO.OO W i $12.00, $13.50 g 9 =515.00.= * I Holthouse, Schulte & BMBHtet»«a«BS«BBB3BiW>g

CowGKESSMax Crows appeared be- ! f ire the republican state committee ’ last week and made a heart rendering appeal for help in his congressional race. It is said that his appeal was written in tears that S owed in copious streams, and in al! was the greatest shock the state committee had yet re-; ce.ved. They promised him help.' what else could they do. but we doubt even if the angels could save him ’ from inevitable defeat. “• Congress max Cbomer was in the city yesterday', but unlike the usual good natured George he was extremely j exclusive. But then his state of' mind is slightly off color and it could not be expected that he would be very 1 gay. He put in his time in secret I counsel with what remains of his political machine and it is hinted that during the day he had several duck fits over the condition he found himself. It is certainly discouraging to a man who actually wants to go io congress. The president, if we may believe certain enemies, has thrown himself into the hands of a receiver. Several prominent republican senators have been his guests by invitation, and the interpretation put upon the gathering, is that the president seeks light upon the question of what be shall say on his coming tour. We are told that hie trust talk in New England was thoroughly distasteful in money circles, and that be has been advised not to repeat it in the middle statee and the northwest. Cautioned in this wav. be is represented as in doubt as to the proper course, and in a mood to be advised. The cowboy has been changed into a tenderfoot To say nothing of the grievances of the local g. o. p. against Congressman Cromer, what on earth -or elsewhere —can you dig out of his four years record in congress to appeal' to your pride of statesmanship. Does be measure up and what has he done! He had a speech printed in the congressional record favoring the exclusion of the Chinese from this country. Such a bill passed the lower house of congress and every democrat and re publican voted for it. U pon one other occasion he made a lew remarks about the classification of rural mail service. These comprise his sole pub I lie utterances in congress, and for them be has received JJO.OOOin salary Are they worth it! There is not a membqy of the Eagle Club or a republican in Adams countv who could not beat that record in thirty days. 'Cromer’s retirement in November would smash to smithereens the pres- • ent congressional machine and enable the republicans of the district to send ' a real live statesman to the congress jof the United Statee.

. WHEN YOU COME IN TO THE BIG FAIR! iW: E WAfIT YOU TO MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STOPPING PLACE.... LEAVE U—J your packages here, we will TAKE CARE OF THEM FOR Y0U.... WHEN YOU ARE TIRED COME HERE TO REST.... _ -Tim II -u ■—*» VOGLEWEDE -A O "D c the DKUJv >SHOE>j*» A .<>.<SELLERS. - "

When it comes down to the real fact of the matter, it is plainly evident that the republican pertv'is trying to carry water on both shoulders. Some of them sav the party is for tariff revision; others say that it is for tariff rerisipn at some future time, and that time is very indefinite; while others assert that the tariff must absolutely be let alone. Between all these views, tne party is revision and anti-revision at the same time, and on both sides of the fence at once. But the democrats are unanimously for tariff .revision, and they are consistently so. . They even went so far as to unite in a formal invitation to the republican majority in the past ses- ■ i sion of congress to join them in leg»s---1 j lation that would destroy the monopoly of the food trust, and withdraw protection from all trusts which sell American goods to foreigners cheaper than to our own people, when they ,la d all partisanship aside anti by so diu>g agreed to remote it from* the pale of partisanship up to the higher plane of American principle®. The' republicans completely ignored the proposition. They are, therefore. ’ absolutely and undeniably responsible for the continued extortions of the i trusts. It is a responsibility they |cannot shirk; a responsibility that st

I they cannot run away from; a respo®' sibilitv thev cannot overcome tbougfi thev fill the land with cries of pr* perity. which is a prosperity of trusts, from now until doomsday. _ A DMIXJSTRATOR S SALE. A Notice 1» hereby given. that the edadtnlnlstrapr of the e*iate of J “ ( Landis. decea**-d wUI offer f * auction, at the late realdeoee dent, lour mile* aouth of ret< r»on. • “ , 00< and one mile ea.M of Hondura* read. In Kirkland wwnehlp. Adams com* ' Indiana, on , Tuesday, i ictober 21, the personal property of said ■ Ing of three work here- ■»<• jri . coll, two yearling colt*, four •* » .teef* two-year-old ateerv, two vrarllM • three heifer* two year* Id £ tee ■ calves. one brood *■«». ", hind”' ahoa'a. two-bone ware' . ,\,b;e h*raulkyhay rake, grain drl. *T' 1 -ors ■ new*. one check rower, har .n u e vsrjol u , In the field, farmins loipl'’! ent' » other article. * Timm* of !*ALt-For **> ♦ For reeding five dollar* *'»•>' "Si acts® ’ amounts of firedollart »r.d up*-* . of nine month* wUI be given. Note-hearing six P*r , maturity, with approved wcurirr ,m be In* valuation or appratwh.^ 1 -. I* required. JSMS W. Fred Rep pert. Am*. . ' Lenhart A Lenhart. Atty *.