Decatur Democrat, Volume 48, Number 12, Decatur, Adams County, 26 May 1904 — Page 6

It actually snowed in Decatur Thursday, f May 18th, and we have cancelled all our orders for summer cottages. In fact we rather feel as though it never would get warm enough to suit us. MASON. Mich.. May 19—Lewis Oliver, who in company with Fred ILesarge, stole $3 and two hats flom a butcher shop has h>en given a lite sentence in Marquette pr-.- n by Judge Wiest. Jr - the prisoners' third offense for burglary. Judge Wiest says that the statute provides that where a prisoner has been twice s< ■ tence '. for felony and > again arrest'd he may be senenced for life. An Irishman in order to celebrate the advent of a new era went out upon a lark. He didn’t get home till •? o’clock in the morning, and was barely in the house when the nurse rushed up and uncovered a bunch of soft goods showing him triplets. The Irishman looked at the clock which said 3, then at the three of a kind in the nurse's arm and said: "Oi m not superstitious, but thank hivins that Oi didn't coom home at 12.' Samuel Bprunger and Samuel Kuntz will both apply for liquor licenses to ' n il'.;' .. s.'.l' :i in the same business room This may give rise t-a new ■.ties': >n on the Nicholson law. The law provides that there can be no partnership in the retail liquor business, but does not say whether more than one license can be granted to cover one and the same location where liquor i- to be retailed. Messrs Kuntz and Sprunger are evidently trying to play a "mill game' with the remonstrators —Berne Witness. Dick Koop was arrested Thurs day by Marshal Cortina on a charge perferred by A. Herrick for provoke. The trouble originated in the Wigwam saloon over a matter of change. Ro p claiming that Herrick had n ' returned it to him. One word brought on another until it becam--so over bearing '' Herrick th .: he appeared before Mavor C-.'-ff--2 and filed the above charge. The tria. was held last night an.l R p appeared and plead guilty, cc-'ing him nine d -liars an 1 thirty ;sx>. which he promptly raidThe Geneva Herald says:—Dr. Gus Ralstain. wh rado about a month age with his ? n. William, f.r the latter's health, returned Friday m ruing with hi? ?• y a corpse Wil?.am Ra -tain wa- ' e.t a young man and u-. ' the last year or two was t'ul .f life and robust in appearance. But an affection of the lungs scon reduced him t a mere skeleton when he left with his father for the west. The trip proved too much for him and the hand of death came quieky to claim its own. The grief stricken family me' the father at the dey ■ here and the remains were taken to their home at New Corydon to await funeral and interment. Ernst Blank wh. ;s serv-.ng cut sentence for vagrancy and in ten ration and who was believed ' be implicated in the Hower & Hower robbery but was a: ’Hired :>r lack of evidence may have to face another serious charge He is t-. ;er ed to be wanted in Missouri f;r hors - stealing and jail breaking at least he very greatly resembles 'he phot- graph of :ne Andersen whise home is A Anderson. Indiana and for whom a4. reward is offered by the anh titles at Columbia. Missouri. Deputy Sheriff Dallas Butler first not ed the resemb.anee and sent a descri- t>'n of Blank tc Sheriff Frank C Bedford sh-r.ff of Columbia who immediately wired to hold the man and asked if he would go Missouri with cut a raquisi ticn. Blank refused to move an meh ..nd such word being sent to Sheriff Beif:rd he immediate-lv wired that he w uld secure necessary pa:--s an! •me at nee. He will probably arrive hare totnourow or next day and if he identifies the prisoner will take him with him.

IffiOh►' De yen with to sei. your farm? If as. thee J« It ter *a.e. wrsfe the Sacw Agency. It s»» W vdrvr-.swM or not tint a* too prefer Yes wid be as so expect* ts tie pnraerty a est wttt tt* agency forth* ume .tried. w e have taanv fare* and a arye stawr at essy properoe* now on our Jtt and new properce* are pot upon tt* marxet ewtt »<«. If wttamg •o buy ■<•” or root property call asd exazi'ie .-sr rr-oe* and ‘•fcir-.Tti.-x* k»4K No. 205 XF. SNOW, w Kxatw, taateaa

fl ry who tried > John XV. Terrell as to his sanity r reported that he was a man of un- ? sound mind and incapable of manr aging his own affair-. They re- . commended the uppoinment of a . guardian and this morning Jr. • Vaughn appointed Pleasant H. . Stanley as his guardian, fixing > his bond in the sum : j;’. Mr • Stanl- y is a resident of Nottingham ■ township and was a friend of Mr. -. Terreil’-during his more fortunate . u.iys.—Bluffton B inner. Sheriff A. A. Butler left Monday ? for Michigan City, having in ■ charge Jimmie Burns, a self-confess-ed thief who goes to prison north ft ? a term of one to three years. Burn- - was charged with burglarizing the Hower A Hower grocery three weeks ■ ago and plead guiltv to petit larceny. • Four or five ther tramps who came t h-re in company with Jim went on ■ their way rejoicing, as he refused t . i say that they had anything t d i with his work. He .- a tough-1 . k t ing customer, and no doubt has had : some previous experience in the workhouse. Grand Rapids. Obi?. May 2S—William Kuan, aged twenty-five year? was run over here this morning at ' o'clock by passenger train N. 4 an ■ had both legs severed, one leg being cut off below the knee and the other one close to the body.He a- receive! internal injuries and died in a-.. r’ time after being found. Tne acci dent o.vured just at the out skirts :' the city and the injured man was ' found by Jack Dempsey. J chi ' Wolfiy and Samuel Beyers, wb were going to work Thev has:?' informed the railroad physician. Dr. who hastened to the scene. ■ bnt could do nothing for the injured i ■ man. who died in a few moment? after Els arrival. Mr. Kuan leaves a ■ wife and two children. The Bon Ton club met Thurslav ” i in regular social session with MisLo’lie Meiller at her home on North ■ Fifth street, after a postponement of two weeks, ami if ah reports if th7 ’ time was certainly Lad bv all present. . As was the t:s :11 m pedr. wamstalied as the favorite game, and f:c several :rs the g:r> were . t: • :.- outsi ie world and a., struggling f r the first prizes It took ten games tv j decide the winners, which proved te ; tie Misses Katie Mylotr and Rose Ful lenkamp. while Misses Gertrude Bremerkamp and Rose Geary brought up the rear. Appropriate prizes were then awarded to the winnersand loosers respectively. During the evening'? enjoyment a swell three course lunch 1 een was served and at a ’ate hour ail adjourned to meet next Wedneedoy evening with Miss Katie Mylott. The T led-? Times says c The big we.. in W/;<-.:r» township, is 1 mg eight hundred barrels daily. The owners if the we'.’ how-ver. de ~ hj *'■ t". edge of the business and for that reason much oil has gone to the | -,v bx. When the scene was ‘ visited the other day by an oil man fre>m 'his city there was an army of men throwing up dykes to 'he oil th it the wells seemed determined to produce. A wall of j earth three feet high and extending ar.un: a -p--_ -e of terrrory seventv five feet m length and twentyfive feet in diameter with apartment walls at regular intervals -if about ' fifteen feet had been partially com piered. Upon tons' tank" the ar my was at work, while two lone tank buildars were engaged in the erection of a i.M 'arrel tank. Ch c orse .arg- amitmt if ;-il ~en' away in th-- f- sil an 1 no one eiu.d properly tim- the amount the well was yr>.lu, tn? But an vid -i. man wi . give a v--y cli.se suess by watching ‘he -tu-ira f. r fifteen minu’- s Ts ? - was a very good sun.rise -h- trade st that end as the tempi-ry surreudina it was condemred vears aao bv small strippers an-i dry hhe?.

I A supper will be served Thursday • evening at the Presbyterian church ■ for 15 cents. All are invited to attendFor sale or trade.—l have some ■ very good farms for sale or exchange. Also a list of city property for sale at a bargain, Money to loan on farm or city property at five percent. P. K. Kinnev. the new Studabaker block. : Decatur, Indiana. Jb mfi Made Young Again.—-" One of Dr. King's New Life Pills each night for two weeks has put me in mv -teens' again" writes D. H. Turner, of Dempsevtown. Pa. They're the best in the w rid for liver, stomach and bowels. Purely vegetable. Never grip Only ?'• at Blacsbuen A Christen's drug store. Quick Arrest —J. A. Gulledge, of Verlseaa. Ala., was twice in the hospital from a severe case of piles causing 24 tumors. After doctors and all re meviies s Arnica Salve quicklv arrested further sniiammaticn ind cured him. It con-piers aches and cis pains at Blackburn A Christen's drugstore. Agents Wanted. —For the thrilling, sensational book and wonderful seller T’he Chicag Theatre Dis-.ster. 4 1 ’ pages, mem. rial volume full of starting illustrations, stones if marvel:’.:? -eipr-s. heoric re- .isr of f <‘ lead. etc. Pr.ce SI X’. Only loik rr-n.end ■? ---herf.'r agents. ' ’ t dav average, country or t.wn. Sena .2 ..-ents postage for fine outfit, terms ;■ d Instructions and make money fast , ' W Srant- iiC; . ,: irn street Chi -age. 111. 4* Kokomo. Ind . April 4.1898.—1 can i -ay without fear :' s.i, >-sful contrat: n that Dr. J. H McLean s Liver >nd Kidney Balm ;? the best medicine I have ever used for kidnev and liver :rc.:t es. I suffered for five years and . had about despaired of obtaining re,ef when your Liver and Kidney Balm .vas recommended t me. In it 1 found the desired relief. J H. Abnett For sale by The Holthouse Drug Co. A Startling Test. —To save a life. Dr. T G Merritt, of Mehoopany. Pa., made a startling test resulting in a .v end erf ul cure. He writes: A patent was attacked with violent hemor -Lages, caused by ulceration of the stomach. I had often found Electric Bitters excel lent ft r acute stomach anc i liver troub.es -. I prescribed them, j The patient gained from the first, and I has not had an attack in 14 mouths." I Electric Bitters are p:-s:lively guaren-; :eed f r dyspepsia, in? session, con- \ -■•.p.i:ii" a':: : k:di.ey t-iub'-- Try them. Only 50c at Blackburn jc Chris i ten's drag st; re. A Sure Thing—lt is said that notheg ■.? sure except death and xases. but ti. it >m t altogether true. Dr. King's New Dis ery for c-n sum pt ion is a sure .'irre f r all lung and throat tronb.es. Thousands can testifv to that Mrs. C. B. VanMetre f Sbepherdtown iW. Va.. says: “I had a severe ease of uronchitis and for a year tried everything I heard of. but got no relief. One • trie of Dr. King's New Discovery then cured me absolutely." It s inailible for croup, whooping cough i grip, pneumonia and consumpti.n ■ Try it. It's guaranteed by Blackburn A Christen. Druggists. Trial bottle 'ree. Regular sizes ■'■<> and SI. Marvelous Work.— Many hopeles--ases of lung tnuole. that have been riven up bv physicians, have been ired by Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup This medicine has done marvelous work that can not be surpassed. Never n the hi*‘cry of congh -yrups has it? equal been produced, a medicine that nas been tested for years with unnounded results. You can not afford ••i pass it by. Trv it. is all we ask This medicine is guaranteed to cure, u»d it will satisfy you By Druggists ’ Price Lie. and >1.0). NOTICE I am dong shoe repairing and am located in Kauffman Jz Smith’s har s--s shop, next deer to Schlegel's" blacksmith shop. Bring in your shoes if they need any repairing. Peter Center. GOOD SPIRITS. Good spirits don't all come from ixentucky. Their main source is the liver —and al. the fine spirits ever made in the Blue G.ass State eould remedy a bad liver or the hundred- i and-oue ill effectsit produces. You j an t have good spirits and a bad liver it the same time. Your liver must be in fine condition if you would feel o'liyant. happy and hopeful, bright! f -ye. light of step, rigorous and sucsessfui in your pursuits. You can pct ■:-ur .i-r-r in fine condition, by using Green's August Flower—the greatest iof all medi.-ines for the Ever and stomach and a certain cure for dys-! pepeia ir in ligestion. It has been a favorite household remedy for over thirty-five vears August Flower will make vour liver hearty and active and ■ thus insure vou a liberal supplv of ’ “good spirits." Trial size 25e: regular bottles 75c. At all druggists. Farmers Take Notice. Are your hogs and chickens healthv xnd in as thriving condition as vou ' wxmld like to have them, if not. feed them tigyptian H:g and Chiekea Cholera Remedy. Put up in gallon I and half gall on cans. For sale at the rid reliable drag store. Smith. Yager A Falk. 4>tf L»» Bate H IstcrcM. Money loaned at fire p?r cent, interest. payable annually or semi-an-nually, at option of borrower, with privilege of parria. payments at any interest paying time. No delay ia making ioans. F. M. Schirmeyer, Qecatur. Ind. &ts

r Special Low Excursion Rates Via th? ClG»er Leaf Route Season 1904. 11 r Homeseekers to west and soutrwest, Ist and 3rd Tuesday in each month. German Baptist Meeting Carthage, Mo.. May 24th. r Triennial Conclave Knights Templar. San Francisco, Cal., Sept. sth to j i Wksovereign Grind Lc-Jge I. 0. ( 1 F. San Francisco, Cal.. Sept. 19th to " isth. Louisiana Purchase Exposition. ■ World’s Fair St. Louis. Mo., j April 30th to Nov. 30th. Stop-over Privileges at St. Louis on > all tickets to and from the west. : Write for rates and’particulars to i GEO. H ROSS, Gen'l Traffic Manager. Toledo. Ohio. T. L. Miller. Agt. World's Fair Route T: St. Louis via Toledo, St. Louis A Western railroad. Clover Leaf route. Low round trip fares from Decatur a® follows: . >l6.' • round trip. Going any dav. ! Return limit December 16. , >13.35 round trip. Going any day. I Return limit O ' days from date of sale. ’ i 'l2.'?' roundtrip. Going any dav. < Return limit 15 days from dateof sale. >7.A> round trip. Good only in coaches. Going anv Tuesday or Thurslav. Seven days limit. Commencing Mav 17. Pullman palace sleeping cars, case and free reclining chair cars and through dav coaches on all night trains. Buffet aud free reclining chair cars an j through day coaches on all through dav trains. Meals served ala carte on through trains. See T L. Miller, agent Clover Leaf route a Decatur, or address George H. Ros? General Traffic Mgr, Toledo, Ohio. Clover Leaf Excursions. Lebanon. Ind. State Convention Missionarv Society of the churches of Christ in Indiana. May IS 20. 1904 One fare for the round trip from stator- in Indiana. Ticketsen sale j May 17-I>. 1904. See nearest agent. Clover Leaf Route, for full particular?, or address | C. D. Whitney General Traffic Manager ■ Toledo. Ohio THE GREATSOUTHWEST. MAST SEBdXG HOWES WtiEKE LUOS AEE CHEAP A.XD OBLATE IS MILD. Low Rates for ikaesetkers aid Caloaists Twice a .Moath. Many farmers in the Northern and Eastern states are selling their high priced lan-.: s and locating in the Southwest —in Missouri. Arkansas. Louisiwho have been unable to own their homes in the older countrv are buying land at the low prices prevailing in the new countrv—--55. SIG. >ls per acre and up. These lands are mostly cut-over timber lands, seme of them possessing a deep rich soil prod taring corn, wheat, oats, clover, cotton, fruit and vegetables. Well improved farms are scattered throughout this country. Many places with small clearings and some improvements can be bought very cheap. Our descriptive literature gives a fairly good idea of this country. It tells about the soil, crops, climate, people, schools, churches, water and health. It contains maps showing locations of counties, towns, railwaysand streams, and gives names and addresses of real estate dealers in the towns. Reduced rates for homeseekers and colonists are in effect first and third Tuesdavs of each month, bv way of St. Louis. Cairo or Memphis and the , Cotton Belt Route. Let us'send you our literature and quote vou rates. Address E W Laßeaume. Gen. Pass, and Tie set Agent. Cotton Belt Route. St. Louis. Mo.

H-ff.pqim ~^->-*!— l '*‘- - - Vo ’ TheCcmia . Traveler dai’y. 5 25a.tr ' '* —Vi la:y. except II soa.tr ■ No. *. >iy express, daily «:43 p. tt • No.S. Local fre xtat l:Na.x’ WEST Vt. 3 Day express daily 5:35 a- tri No. 1 Ws _ i«iyexcept SutHSay llrSp.ia v . i The Cotstr . Traveler, daily.. 9:IS pm i No. S. Local fretrhs tr-otp. a- j ® RAILROAD a CHICAGO & ERIE. Ln eSect Dee. ST. I*3. WEST. <o *—Expreaa. iaily ..lifiaa io t—New Yora and Chxadro Limited thronph coach Co.cmbea an l Chicago daily IfUpn so IJ—Wei.s Fargo Exprea* except Scaday S:U p E so S—Mar-.cn-giatttjrt- n Acea.. K.lOa n EAST •c *—Veetbule Limited for N Y HSia <0 H—Marten and Ooluttbut except Sunder t3Sa a <c 4— New York and Boston Limited tir'ifs coaehe* Colnsbua aad Ckiengc rn p E Nc. it dally except Sunday, and earrt** .nateexere bdtween Hammond and Marton No. 13 will not carry baggage. 3 and * hat ttrough coach Coitus but tn Chicago.

Grand Rapids & Indiana. ' j In effect Feb. 1. TRAINS NORTH. No Decatur e -■ ! .. - KZlamazSo.- | Arrives Gre nd 2:'w p tn . I X - MaddnaVcity 4:»SP“ ■ Xo. T-Leaves Decatur j;?’, ® “j : • i/- ■ ij. ’ " Arrives GYudKapids . •.. '•;« P £ | a • Mackinaw Cityll:® pm • | No. 3-Leay . a p m > .. Ka'amMOO -i.kpnt I - Arrives Grana Kai ’S TRAINS SOUTH g ' Xo. S—Leaves Decatur ■- I -- Arrive? Richmond I •• Cincinnati ..lyam ■ r.: - , I *• “ Louisville • , 1X : 12-Leaves Deca'ur 7: ]f • ® | - Arrives K: hmond. j*- -J i •• •• Cincinnati .P Jj - •• In<3 anapolis --J-• ’P ro .. , ' X -’-Leaves Decatur ... 1: 1 jp n ■ I* >rtland 1 P n 1 •' Arrives Ri ’.•‘.'P' 1 | •• •• C'incinnati- . i Xo. 30—Leavea Decatur :n Arrives Portland,... j.wptn !x >. 16—Leaves Decatur. ? .... 7:lspm Portland s Dpm •• Arrives Richmond •• Indianap is ‘l:-*- P E Xo >— Daly Sleeping car to Mackinaw I Citv. ' No.T—Daily l< Port Wayne \ - . \:ept Sunday ParlorcartMackinaw < ity. Xo. 3—Daily except Sunday. Parlorcaru I Grand Rapids. , No. — Dailv Sleeping car to Cisclnnatl. j S' 2—Ds yew-. ’ ?itc>v. Par.-rear vI Cincinnati. i No. 16—Sunday only. i J. Brvson. Act. C L Ltckwood. G. P. A. Gr. Rapids Mich

J)R. P. L. FRITZ Dentist Office above Holthouse. Schulte A Co.’s clothing store. DECATCB. - INDIANA. PARKERS HAIR BALSAM And bettr.:sef the bxii I Pnxri* hirxiixaL growth. Never Fails to Restore Gray I Ei.r tc it# Youthful Color. Cunts soup disnues A hair fa—l j» f. » at Draggifts I axative firomo Quinine ires a Cold in One Day, Grip in 2 Days £ onevsry & box - 25c Weak Men Mads Vigorouj' p-C. ---- -••-»- U ■ toi ..r'*v -'ci ffsfcstr are*sy Mat PEFFER’S NERVIGOR Did ■ It kets pcwwf&Uy and ticl'kly. wfcea a. r | BeenrerevTrronxitnd vigcr. Abtfolctelji Gear luitedioCare Acnronine-s. Lost \ lmpot4?ocy. Siebr ly Luils-*oq®. Lost Hoti ei either sex. Falling Memory. V aMing Dis ea*<?s, -ind a!2 -•* or ezersari -trtedLkcntaoa Wards o«f ard 1 DooXlet its;**?-a ts -r’' gi j-oabecMK* i: - -.i-ir-i'tr’ff Insist on day PE FFER> > EP. \1 < .OK, r f-r ate carried is vbsc p- w-.t. Pr-;*..?. wr»r ~T <1 per box, or 6 r to. with A Written Guar AHteetoCsre«»r Rarf-and .H«rey. P»n.pL3«frb ( 1-B Mi DILAI- ASVN. A-U *r.ali size 30 cent* Sold by BlacKbaro Christen. Decatur. —RAILROAD— World’s Fair ST. LOUTS, MG 1904 fVVI! FOR QUICK CASH SALES Mortgage Loaqs. Money Loaned on fa.otl'e terms Lor Rate of Interest. Privelege of partial payments, Abstracts of Title'carefully prepared. F. M. Cor. Second aqd ste. DccatUG Indiana. I DON’T BE A SLAVE; To the Liquor or Drug Habit Whea a and persxaaeat Ca’e ~ w the reach .-f al.. THOUSANDS of kappy- prospered > and jsdrrMes testify to -.he eftcacj* of the Care as administered at THE KEELEY INSTITUTE ‘I MABA9V ISBUSA !!•» &. Street i CwfaOit

ROY ARCHBOLD dentist i. o. o. f. block Phones —Office 164. r< si.l,. nce , 45 D. D. HELLER & SON ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ’ Officaover Blackburn & Cbr., t( n's Urn-? DORE B. ERWIN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Orrrcr.—Corner Monroe an-' . General practitioner. No ~. ■ tation ” r AMOS P. BEATTY ~~ ATTORNEY AT LAW ,:uted. Odd Fellows building. t “' ,^r ose. MERRYMAN A SCIT'iX. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, DECATCR. I.XD -iffice-Noe. 1.2 3. over Adams Tr. B aaji We refer, by permission to Adan.- - B ank SCHL'RGER A SMITH. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Notaries. Abstracters. Rea' rata:Money to Loan. Deeds and M- - ten on short notice. Office in \ Jn t second story, over Frisbs- s st, ... H 0.,:/ Decatur. Indiana. uuee - I. Neptune. D.D.S. C. E. Neri •n n s ’Pnode 23. ’Phone -xi. Neptune Brothers. DENTISTS. Booms 1,2, a. 4,’Spanner Building, Decatur, Indiana. Office ’Phone 207. Lady Attendant English, German and Swiss spoken FRED REPPE R T Sale Crier and Aucticneer. DECATUR, INDIANA Speaks Enzlish.’German - - ;-s and Low German. MANN & CHRISTEN, Architects. Are prepared to do anr kind of work In tbeir line. Persons contemplating buildinr can save times, trouble and money by consulting them Office?- MANX A CHRISTEN, Bowers Block. Monroe st. a : -nect LINN & P ATTON 'Contractors ard Builders Slate Roofers and Galvanized Gutters. Shop, Corner Kugg and Market Streets. Linn <k Patton, i AUCTIONEER For Good Service See L. H. GAGE Speaks German acd Erw Auctioneer and Sale Crier. Rate- $4.00 Sale® over ?500 80c per Leave address at Berne Witness < 'fflee. Berne. Ind. J. D. HALE, DKALBR IN Seeds, f+av, Wool. Oil Salt. Coal. Lirrie, Cement Fer’tilizei's. ' Office and retail store store K-u:ue*»t eor. i nerr.f Second and Jeffiersop street:. .ur patrona<e solicited. H. O. WELLS. 31. D.. SPECIALIST. 723 cusrros stheh. FORT K.hAL Cures Piles. Fistnla. Fissare. ?•■ ■ —1 I the Rectum. Dch’nc Bleedieg. V ..a. I Constipation and att diseases of ■ tun., i Also Rupture Dr. Weils wi. - 'he i Murray hotel, in the forenoon, a.-. : the Shamrock hotel in Geneva in the ~-u ■ i lon the first Tuesday in every ri : In order to introduce bis painless tr- i- ■ ? will gire one treatment free to all ca.l te see him. ■ ■ fWODv Williams I: El I L ■ I iMFi-arS. I. alI t . c I a poultice, g;*-. - jt ■ lief. Dr. WiLiams Is-: ■ ■ meet prepared for P ’ ■ ing of the private purrs. F’ T i vam&xec. Bj drucg 'i> -~ c i ceipt of *9 cents and A a■*** MMHL'fICTCRHIG CO- Preps C. - - ‘<>- Nachtrieb A Fuelling DOCTOR E, J, Beardsley, General Practice and SurgeryBut Special Attention riven tr E;e. Ear Noae. Throat and Chronic Diseases. Expert in fittiog Glasses. equipped for treattr - Eye. Esr Throat and Catarrtia. eacee CALLS answere-i. day or n - OFFICE—over posroffice RESIDENCE—cor. Monroe and Niri.a ’•» j Jffice Hours—9 to 11 a. m. Sto tp. tr $2507000. $250,000 to loan on. proved lowest Late of interest, we can j our loan at a lower : V ‘ interest and less expense than any other Agency in the city. The Decatur Abstract & Loan Company Rooms 3 and 4. Studabaker B -x’l l