Decatur Democrat, Volume 51, Number 15, Decatur, Adams County, 19 December 1907 — Page 4

THE DEMOCRAT nwrYirmiTi '-UJt by .rw « cLUMM*«, FV mne=: .r ""=. USPW Y*a* m 12V1J-A k»»< ** im >■»»*"» ■* j*»«r *■ **«■■ •-<*■ •*-.- saner OFFICIAL PA»E» CF ADAMS CO THERE WITH T-E GOOD* Tztz XJeeaexr 'Ji ijSJT. titre* tarts ahead to izy toke-r x'-grw-te towz j* »vzd eared by tire location zt tsr r~j_r-~ zizz-.': zrezzf w—zr-zr e-ixs-, try Their Soeati-rt w»# agreed to ata * asstraet made ar. a time when ocher towns wro* i.tzzz t® the Ed to titezr exetegseir, azi were fzrb_tt.zz wtaz few zrez -f a.'.'-:re-» they ’za-f from -'-> era trig their pEazt* to their eapacfty. It certain .▼ ib7»< a KaSCtty to tie rJrit sort when new ;zi renri** -taz be ■ located *»4 tie tod owes operated to the Itait at net times as this. Tz* procre tz- apart*. that is atrtta ta Decazxr Lt entitled to hearty esc- . gratszati'.c for tie trza.i its- _ inese et terp ma* that is apparently wtrkfzg at al time* azd dr-i The Ward Ferre eornpajry la already a tactsew izstitztit® of eoak.ieraz'* . nagsittae and importaae* Their fit- j tore *s mor* -zaz prect-stzg. Their . tzsiaeee U grzwtzg at a pat* that i kill*. and a few year* hence wUI see | tzetz at the front is the rtaztoart.tr* t of ornamental wire ata iron froetzg azl barb wire. They are '.oxer? sad Deeatar is fortunate ta securing sach as industry ata also adding to znr e-.tiienebtp meh a galaxy to bnstneea aet u are saw reek, ng botaea here. We welcome them and at the same time wish them bistnees =n tress az J social happiness Mr. Bryan is la receipt of a practical tern-, z Stratton of the iztomties of the present tariff law tz the shape of a tataaoro* tasting case gold watch. Elgin movement. The watch was presented to him by Mr Charles A. Keene president of the Independent Watch Dealers' association. Oa the front of the case Is engraved words to the effect that the watch was pre tented to Mr Bryan by Mr. Keene and on the back U ro graved the fcllowiDg: “As a demonstration of the methods of the American watch trnst this watch was bought in Ezgiand for llS's The sazze grade ccst the dealer in this errantry llOz*. a difierenece j of nearly fifty per cent. ' Attached to the watch is a card bearing az explanation of the way in which Amerlean watch buyers are ‘fheld tip” by the watch trust through the power conferred tipon it by the Ding'.ey tariff law. According to fignres sent out by a New York broker the depreciation in the value of industrial stocks dur- . ing the past year has been almost four billion dollars. That is a sum so vast that it Is beyond comprehension. But ia represents the lose somebody sustained by dealing in various stocks. It not only includes the very rich those in good circumstances and those in moderate circumstances but those who depend on their day's work or a small salary for a living. It is the result of booming stocks far beyond their actual values. It ie the most tremendous falling in the value of stocks in the history of the country. Had It taken place under a democratic president the gamblers would be about ready to hang the president and every democrat in the land. —Columbia City Post, The Philadelphia North American •ays: "The institutions that are in trouble owe their troubles not to any incidents or accidents of legitimate banking but to gambling. The disclosures of the last few months are not of new found evil practices. Wall Street assumes the virtuous pose of being shocked by the traction scandal and the use of a chain of banks as an adjunct of stock jobbing. These practices, known now by the public, have been known for years by Wall Street and by well informed bankers through-

out the eeujzry. The eewer •* -.< sew or at >*£■_ partly kfted. 2«t the ma> odcrwis sens •hag baa >»< been ate*ing iezeazz is »x of zew grrzg. * Thea why nx a ecscerted aawnsaKWt by mrz. of aC parties wiz f the iz»> ' ISaa of this great garni >zg gzzze that traffts zt the property of the peepie? Jafge Rietard K. Erwtz s respenie to the rtzjeez “IzdiaEa Ijetaoerary * vu trite. It »u wtxy tt *i: ei«> 7wc.t t wu It wu a szesfrom the reprseeazativ* of i cocnty A-lass wideh has yet to e.-ict a rep-zzzcaz ta a postt.ee of pMzmeai preferment. : t-ig.» Erwzz ( spoke of the greatzesj ts det&oeraey -jf tze %ztz zstaszz and iecerszzanitc. wh..ti are sew integral parts of th* . -jegaztratioo tn Izitasa. of the roseate zzt and the time wnett Adazu A”ez az 1 LaPorte et-unties j were the great fesoeratie gib rai tars I oJ the WE.zzr'je.wealth. Judge Erwtx 'is a tazi.iize for gnt*rza.to-riAl h>t&- ’ or* and th* impcesii-.e whieh. 1* c-e---zted vaa most faworab'js. H* is h«aztred aa a yzrisr. and rwogaixed aa on* of th* party leaders iz In-f a.ta —Lar ' Port* Argus BcHetia- _______ The St Lotos dobe-Demzcraz re-, f ferrtzg to the president s message j says: •’But tb-.«e wLo read .t frosj j zegiznizg to end w..: fed that the ■ * zizz-nal gzvemztezt touches them and ’ touches the rest of the world at more -SAzti than they ever drearzed of.” It Its became so mazy men hawe failed to appreciate their deep rt.uterz in ' , gtrverEi&ezt that the repzb'heaz party zaa w-z tu v;rtcr-.*s Sc—e who have hahitxaily v-zed the republican ticket see— to have regarded the zazt-nal goverzxezt as an affair to be given to the repnbzeaz party to use as a . 'plaything. The erwztry is to b* etn-' gratz ated that men ar* at last awakened to the impwrtaat part they must play aa eitizezs. Henry Clews, th* New York broker being asked "wozld it benefit the country if the buying of atocks <m< margins were to be prohbiited by law,' I answered “No. and it can’t be doae." i That's what the owners of the pow-; erful Louisiana lottery said a few ; years ago but they sot® realized their j mistake. The lottery is a thing of ,th* past and the way the lottery went stock gamb'tng wEI go once the Americas people are thoroughly awakened to the damage ft does to the real business interests of the country —Commoner. — . ■■ A Chicago bride of a year ago has had an injunction served upon her husband forbidding his visitizg her., or even speaking to her, for a year. She he was so "hamuted negged and hounded* during the past, twelr e months as io make life unbearable with the defendant. This is a new way of taking the “rest cure.” There are other wives—and husbands too—who would doubtless like to follow this young woman's example, had the the courage of their eonvleticz?.. —South Bend Times. The attorney general of Minnesota is constructively in jail for contempt having violated a federal order not to enforce a state law that was declared uneonstitutioual by the state supreme court and which he wn sworn to enforce. Perkape some one can untangle this snarl without roriving that old cry about “state's rights" having been "shot to death on an hundred battlefields.” —Commoner. Andrew Carnegie has added another two millions of the money that came to him by levying tribute upon the country at large to th* ten million dollar endowment fund for Carnegie nstitute. Andy has many more millions of which he ought to make haste to rid himself of. —South Bend Times i As a further evidence of Decatur’s 1 growth, we note the arrival of another • newspaper—The Times. May it live 1 long, prosper and grow as rich aa J. Pierpont Morgan, or any other railroad magnate. Decatur is nothing if not ' hospitable, so we extend the glad hand. > This is one time of year when every : one should trade at home. Os course ■ we realize that it is more convenient

tkax «vw » »i tp pto of tz wx tat ear v-*i—A >..-•» bar* amp> kjcxa *tw prtc** sz f ar* «c.z'_.ed by every law st rtgh: » yztr pa-rtzag* Do yostr :-. • T.M -z .; ; z i i: -=■ THE ROOP SEWER Notice to Hear Objectors— Other Busi-Tess is Th* rr..——“ s*r is regular sessfea Friday zzgz'. Mayor Coff** pr*®dzag azi every «®etaaß »ziw*rtzg to roC call izd izzzz*dzs.t*ly after th* r*adlx.r to th* ■rtatoto tz* ccuzcfl grt leva ta th*sr regular rrtrzr* to bwstsea*. TMa btoag the Bight to bear cciertiojEs to th* flevertk »tr**t impmT*m*st. tz* prtc-f of pub*-izcaz-tu grrizg z-ttzt* wis fil*d ata th* Mayer zsk*d ff azy oae prewtut ' detored to c-t.-*ez WSExm t*m who ow-s ak* 11—tr Sevetok I street was r=- presett.ed ’ey Attorz-ey D. E H*T*r aad *'ta his writfe* to>jectat® to 'h* ess*«stzrtzt igzizs-t bis property eiiizting that b*for* th* "street was paved that it was oaly worth t-''' tzi now fisc* th* pa—-zg th* property is te’y wt-rth 14 izi a - his ass*sstz*®t is H 44.74 be asks . that th* rt~zc-_l redae* tz* same to isz *v*n I2i< ?1 Cpcu zwtiao zy Viz I Camp the matter was r*'*-rt-f to the ‘ street ata sewer eorzszitte* for izi vestigatten. ttay to report tack at : the next regzlar zteetizz. Th* c*y ci-rll ezzizeer fflid his asses?zt*ct roC on th* Gecrg* W Beet sewer showing th* xjet at rtzstr-trt.tt. to have amounted to 12 MXM ata * res-tlrtion was izimediateiy adopted trf-rtzg th* clerk to gfr* notice by pzk ication for th* heartzg to tbiectirt* to th* same Th* engineer having filed hi s report ' **•-:—w* ata zssesstzent m-1. cz th* Jots M Lenhart newer shewing that the ccet to th* same amrted to ■ Ili-a.K a reeolntiOß wis adopted orderizg th* clerk to give notice to the pm- : perty owners showing that th* same Is e*tnpieced and setting a night for th* hearing to objectiocs to th* same A rescizticc ordertng the etty treasurer to pay th* balance of the jtagBMBtc agalast th* city aaMonttng to. S2JElta Which SBOBBt tacltaea interest and principal. Th* •eso’.utkw was adopted and ordered spread to : record. Th* clerk's and trenssrer'i reports for th* m-t-nth of November were filed and referred to tt* finance ecffltzzttee for exasioatit®. Upon tno- ■ tion by Christen, th* street eonatansioeer wag ordered ata empowered to purchase lumber to make a new snpw and gutter plow A r*soi~t»n ordering ata directing the ci*rk to draw Ms warrant on th* city treasurer for th* respective salaries to th* various : city officers for th* Quarter ending ‘ December 21 ISO" was read at which rim* th* name of th* mavor was ornit- ■ ted front th* same, which w%* explained by o«e to the couscilmen, namely Christen, that as th* mayor had not turned over fee* now in bis posses.sion and made th* proper report to the at tzcil of the same he vis not entitled to any salary. The mayor then stated that this only applied to cities to th* first, second third and fourth class matters and that all fees he had colleced he was legally entitled to, and further stated that if he had misappropriated any to the funds of the city that he would be liable on his bond and an action in that line would be the best ata proper way to proceed. The mayor made a nice dean argument in his own behalf and interpreted the law in a manner that carried conviction with it and in the end his name was Included in the reso'ution and the sam* was finally passed and adopted. The following Mils were reed and allowed: G. R A 1 1333.59 Jno. Sprague 59 "5 Baas Foundry 89.15 C Vogt 70.00 Julius Haugk 3 3® L. G. Ellingham 12 30 C. W Dorwin 226 72 M. J. Mytott 19’ 8= D r Teeple 86.34 Decatur Hardware Co 17J7 National Carbon Co 91.50 Sunday Creek Coal Co 527.73 Pt Wayne Electric Works.... 6.09 L C. Helm 71 00 Baas Foundry 3.75 Monarch Electric Wire C 0.... 1150 J. D. Stultz 45.87 W. E Fulk 63.50 H. Peters 6.00 Geo. Keiser & Co '87.04 ,D. I. Weikel 73 39 M. J MjloU 11-63 Laman A Lee 3.40 P. Kirsch 13.25 J. Fisher 1-30 Kirsch A SeHetneyer 68.39 i The meeting was one to the most harmonious held in a long time, and lasted not quite two hours. The council adjourned to meet on January 7 1908. —O — DEMOCRAT WANT AD*. PAY Bl*

MANY ARE ANXIOUS Many Stories About the Two Cabinet Candidates. Wi.<r -g-zz Dec. IH—Becrri»ry Taft is ok th* *v* to h~s rerim tc Wi4zm.gz:m His competitors m th* tr-*sif*n:al field eset*** are aaxtowa —•azxfaws’ is tit* right word —-m know wtat h* wffl do Ttay expect - - -at spezd several passably zt-tc-ths. pa to* seoatretiretoßKt to th* war deparosesp tat ph*y knew m every body else ksow*. that th* secretary w 3 ta atfaeseed '.Arrs.y ia izs eeßrte by tta afiv-.e* that wtE com* to from the write hccse. There wu a tas*l**.s rtoz-tr last week that Mr Taft hta eah-l-d his resfgzatioE fmm the eabtoct to Mr. Rooeeve't. Th* -resident said -'a-~ h* w:u..d zrt ftst tsa a atary ?<■ prepoetercus. and it is said that h.* *s*d virtually the same words when th* tale that Mr Cort-.y-JU wa= tz reszzz from the treasury ezieftalzihiz ba «c®tohizg to a huff was hrtzgzt to him. It is r*eogßtad finally that See**tary Taft is a cazdi-ixt* for th* presidency and -e wC r*zmm a eazdriaze until th* repuzlican coaveutiKt decide* th* teae axaang half a doses am hitit-ua cues. It is als.t reccgttiied that ■' Mr Corte'yc® is a cataidaze and that h*. like the war s*er*zazT. wT r*maiz Precedent makes in aimc-rt certain both Mr Taft and Mr. Cortiy«: will rerigs z*’.r cabinet pctrzscs before th* day when th* activities of th* ■ ante-eouvetatat eamp-aign retch the-r . e’iznax. It is not coßsidered seemly for members to th* president’s ofitcial 'j—-'y to rematn ts toffee during *h? ' heat ata th* tarden to the fray preceding the battle cb eoaveßtioc day. DR. MAXWELL'S TALK Pleased All Who Heard Him —New Officers Installed for the Year. — Th* Decarxr etc; of th* Modern Woodmen of America had a very iaberesting ata eßjoytaie session at their hall Tuesday night. Dr. J W Maxwell to Newark Ohio a special iecturer for th* M, W. to A was present ata delivered an exeeßeEt address on woodcraft to th* members and their friends which resulted in ' adding several members to this growing order Mazy good things were said by Mr. Maxwell and his diseours* was most convißcizg. After th* close to the speech he installed the newly * ec-.ed officers, who assume duties at once. Th* officers who were installed ar* S E Stamp consul: W. P. Biggs, advisor; El: Meyer, banker; C. L. Waiters, clerk; Dorsey Hoagland escort; board of managers. W. H. FTedderjstana. W. S. Ward ata C. C Enos . Nick Vazdewater, watchman. These officers were elected December tenth and assumed duties immediately after their installation last night. This order is growing rapidly and although young many Decatur people have added their name to th* roll azd th* W. M. of A. is regard*d as oze of leading insurance orders of our city. The directories of Adams county published by the M. A K. company of this city, are now off the press, and the first copies are being delivered to the subscribers. Th* book is similar in all respects to the one gotten odt a year ago in this county. It contains a list of all the cities and | towns in the county, with the population to each, as well as that to the ’ various townships. There is also a , complete list of the county officials ata the township trustees, with a church, street official and business . directory of each of the towns. —Port- , land Review. ; All members of the Elks minstrels I are requested to be present this evj entag at the hall for rehearsal. This ; means every mmber as a fine turnout I is desired. The rehearsal takes place r at the usual bow. ) i To cheek a cold quickly, get from l your druggist some little Candy Cold i Tablets called Preventies Druggists i everywhere are now dispensing Preventies for they are not only safe. : but decidedly effective and prompt ) Preventics contain no quinine, no laxative, nothing harsh nor sickening. ’ Taken at the “sneexe stage" Preven- ) tics will prevent Pneumonia, Bron- , chltls. Lagrippe. etc. Hence the name t Preventics. Good for feverish children. 48 Preventics 25 cents. Trial > boxes 5 eta. Sold by W. H. Nachtrieb. , o Orlno Laxauve Fruit Syrup, the new Laxative, stimulates, bu. does not irritate. It is be best Laxative. Guaranteed or your money back. »' THE HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.

GO Ot> PROGRAMS > The Sunday Schools Getting I Ready for Christmas E«. Czrtstizas with its artrodant feetir.z*s w-tiL be fi tizgly observed in ill the Decatur churches. The pastors ■ to th* vari-oca churches azd the suP*r_zt«i«.t3 to the Sunday schools zr xkt-g error effzrt to exceed last year's record azi fine programs have taec arranged. Th* pleasure of th® little he boro* in m:nd by tiMee is charge to the varies enterztiztrots ata while special sermons w_l be delivered for th* benefit of th* older proaoM, the object of each xz,-'* wW be to pleas* tire children. AH the good little boys ata girls •<zo have attended Sutaa school feirhfs I? dtrrj-g th* past year will be r*m*mt*zed azd Santa Clans, the one 'ebiratt*.' dear to th* hearts of chiL ■dzen. wzl mike dis appearance in the majority to th* churches. At th* Pr*s'bvT*rian church the pastoc Dr. Charles Preston Foreman. D. ■ ■D. to Winona Lake, will deliver a special Christmas sermon it will be a, Christmas poem to his own composition to one hundred verses in length. Th* poem is th* result of a dream he had t year agu. There wil.teapprepreat* Czristmas musto furnished by the choir. Th* same morning at Sabbath school Superintendent C. J Letx will receive girts from each Sunday schoto pspiL either money, fruit, ■ or clothing will be accepted azd th* ' poor children to Decatur will receive th* benefit of all the contributions. Th* Christmas program wi.l be rendered Tuesday evening at the church. At the Firoc Methodist church Rev. Wilcox the pastor will deliver a special Christmas sermon during the merzing azd evening services The M E. Cnr-st-as program will be givro J je. Tues-day evening. Rev A B. Haist pastor of the Evangelical ehurch has prepared a sertztz eepecially for next Sunday marking and several beautiful Christmas hytzas will be rendered by the choir. Their Christmas program will I take place on Wednesday eve, Xmas eve. Th* Reformed church. Rev. Louis C, Hessert, will d*liver his Xmas aerwm in th* morning but the last evening to the year be will de iver a special sermon in Ezg.ls.ih. and the first motnizig of the New Year he will give a special sermon in German. On Tuesday evening th* Groena Reformed program will be given. Th* Baptist congregation will be favored with special services Sunday morning, prepared by Rev. E. E Bergman their pastor, and on Tuesday evening th* exercise for Xmas eve will be rendered. On Sunday morning the Sabbath school to the United Brethren church will elect new officers for the coming year. Rev. Stangle the new pastor will, also, give a Christmas sermon. Th* children of the same church win give the program on Xmas night, Wednesday evening. Each ata every one of these services ar* not only for the members of th* church, but for the public or any stranger, as well. Nature praises God; so do joyous little children, and wise old men. azd the great hosts of heaver: but these praises do not avail for us. let each one send a praise up during these happy and joyful days. o Dan Lung, who has operated a saloon at Churubusco for the past few years had his last night in that line of business Wednesday night wh°n bls license expired. He had made application for a renewal of his license at the December term of the county commissioners but the antisaloon forces had won the day with a remonstrance. According to the South Bend Trii bone “Cyclone” Alberts has been j drafted from McKeesport of the P. O. . M. league and will be a member of . the South Bend pitching staff next season Alberts pitched a number of . games against Bluffton last season and was one of the hardest proposi ( tions th* locals bumped up against, ' —Bluffton Banner. , The officials at railway mall service headquarters have received instrnct tions from Washington, notifying all I railway mail clerks to expect calls for ! extra duties from now on until after . Christmas in order to take care of the ."[big rush to packages. Every mail clerk will be expected to hold himse’f in readiness to go out whenever called ; until after the day following Christ- • mas. ■ AU of the ice men*, are I paratious and getting their respective lice houses tn condition for th* harvest that is bound to come If the present weather holds out cast year the ice was not harvested until late I and these men do not care to pass ' through the same experience again.

OBITUARY—GEORGE A. HURgf I The azgei to God has ward the spirtt to aaother m* ffi |> r a the family of Mr. and Mn. Hurrt, of West Monro* street Dtcai* Indiana. This time ft u 'j’ loved son. George A. During fficcb of hi* life he had suffered from wav ne«« to th* flesh, but witiu] h e nad cultivated a sunny disposition and ha] become the joy to the household. Du r mg the last year h- had h*,. Ee ffl ’ stronger in body, sad with strength to body great joy of spirit. He indeed, taew how m r6 joice when God gave to him a sejJ, of good health Ata it was the joy 0 > hi* loved ones to behold his * joy. It was the fond hop* of paren-, i broilers anu sisters .b*t . mjg ,’ live long to bless their hom*- M(1 make lighter other great ~o which had b*f iQen th« u . But this was not the win of th e Heavenly Father. It wss God’s win that this young L.e should early enjoy the true pleasures of heaven and enrich heaven by his presence. So on the early morning of December 114 at th* very tappv and youthful ag? of 16 years, 1 month and 16 days, the Master called him home. Then this dear son bade his loved ones an affectionate good bye. quietly stole forth 'from his suffering body an descaped to live in the “home not made by mortal hands, eternal in the heavens,” Preceding George to the glory world was his brother, who while a soldier boy. went home from China's strand. Surviving him and waiting just a little while longer in the lengthening shadows of earth are his beloved parents, his brothers. William. Biward. Jesse and Frankie, azd his sisters. Mrs. A. Katterheinrich and Gracie. George was always a good and energetic boy. He was so taught by the admonitions of a Christian father and the tendereet sympathy of a devoted and loving mother. Withal this he communed with his Father in heaven, asked to be adopted into the house hold of God and gave himself with a true devotion and a brave confidence, to his dear Master. The fact that h* became a child of the King and left such convincing proofs to bls dear ones who remain in earth Is th* consoling thought of their sad hearts today. George was amember of the Vnited Brethren Sunday school and a member of the same churcL. an honored member to the order of th* Ho’y Grail, a favorite among the youth of the public schools, a precious son and brother in his home an dnow a saint in heaven. The funeral services were held in the Methodist church and attend’d bv all his school mates members of h's order and a great hoot of admiring friends. Rev. L. A. Stangle officiated, atiisted by Rev C. B. Wilcox. Interment in the Decatur cemetery. Millions of bottles of Foie 's Honey and Tar have been sold without any person ever having experienced any other than beneficial results from Its use for coughs, colds and lung troubles. This Is because the genuine Foley’s Honey azd Tar In the yellow package contains no opiates or other harmful drugs. Guard your health by refusing anv but the genuine THE HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO. o HERE’S GOOD ADVICE, 0.. Woolever one of the best known merchants of Le Raysville N. Y. s*.'’ s: “If you are ever troubled with piles, apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It cured me of them for good 1 ye*™ ago" Guaranteed for sores wounds, burns or abrasions. 25c at Page Blackburn drug store. 0 — Thia is Worth Remembering As no one is immune, every person should remember that Foley s Kidney Cure will cure any case of kidnef ° r bladder trouble that is mt beyond tns reach of nedicine THE HOLTHOUSE DRI G C 0... A REAL WONDERLAND. outh Dakota, with Its rich silver . mines bonanza farms, wide ranges an strange naturlal formations 's s’ Itable wonderland. At Mound LU. in the home of Mrs E D Capp.■ . wonderful case of healing has lat J , occurred. Her son seemed near de ay l with lung and throa: trouble » bausting coughing spells occurred f ery fiv e minutes.” writes Mrs. Capp, t "when I began giving Dr. Kings . » Discovery, the great meaicine. - ' saved his life and completely cureu 1 him.” Guaranteed for coughs an • colds, throat and lung troubles. Page Blackburn druggist- 50c » nu . 11.00. Trial free. 5 is quickly stopped by Dr. Sb cP 9 1 Cough Cure. And it is so thorough harmless and safe, that Dr. Shoop - motliees everywhere to give r out hesitation, even to very - , babes. The wholesome green. e ' , and tender stems of a lung mountainous shrub, furnish the ‘ r tive properties to Dr. Shoop s C * Cure. It calms the cough and he ’ the sore and sensitive bronchial m«® branes. No opium, no ch!o ™ f nothing harsh used to injure press. Simply a resinous P i 90 • _ tract, that helps to heal aching ’ The Spaniards call this shrub „ s the doctor uses. “The Sacred Her'’r Always demand Dr. Shoop s >- ~ Cure. W. H. Nachtrieb. ——o ~~’ s j .1 DEMOCRAT WANT ADS.