Daily Democrat, Volume 4, Number 107, Decatur, Adams County, 18 April 1906 — Page 3

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— " I Watch This Space. I THE MODEL

If the Buckeye Shoe we sell at two dollars a pair is too heavy and solid for you we have a nice I shoe made of soft calf skin with a sewd sole that is flexible and gives to the foot when you walk. The price is three dollars a pair and if you do n’t get your money’s worth in ease and comfort you have'n’t got sere feet. CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE 1 Sells The Shoes

An Ideal Heroine Barbara Winslow, Rebel By ELIZABETH ELLIS

"There it something ex•eouify wnucme about Barbara; .he i> «uch a madcap of a girl, and V** at feminine at pnc could wh or imagine." Btcklyn Standard-Union “Barbara, coquettish and Wil», light-hearted and W. but diring in the face « danger and true as *«L ’ N. Y. Mail.

A girl who tna*quefades in man s attire, fights a duel with a Kings office, disarming him, and then falls desperately in love with him, ts 4>e heroine of this charming tale. Barbara is an entrancing creature whether in petticoats or doublet and hose. Her acquaintance » well worth making. -n Illustrated by John Rae, SVoO ffyoar tcckseller it. tktpubh her! mW ’end Iht book, postage paid, upon receipt of price. DODD, MEAD & COMPANY Publishers 372 Fifth Avenue New York

A. Vancamp returned last evening [ from a business trip at Geneva. A. P. Beatty was attending to legal j matters at Fort Wayne last evening. Miss Hoile went to Fort Wayne last evening to visit for a few days with friends. J. D. Robison was attending to insurance matters at Fort Wayne last evening. Miss Bertha Kohne returned to Fort Wayne last evening to resume her school work. Mrs. Mann returned to Fort Wayne last evening, while here she was the guest of friends. Father Bensinger returned to H*s-1 sei Castle last evening after making a i pleasant visit with Father Wilken. Dan R. Vail left last evening for Flint, Mich on special business for | the Decatur Filler Company. Mrs. Rohrer, returned to Hoagland 11 ist evening after making a pleasant' ' visit with Sohn Schurger and family. D. W Beery received a Welch pony from Latav dte this morning which he ; presented to his son. The pony is a beauty. Mrs. William Butler and children returned last evening from Coldwater, I Ohio, where they were visiting with relatives. Mrs. W. H. Niblick went to Fort ‘ Wayne last eveniug to attend the i graduating exercises at the St Marys Catholic school. 1 Mrs. Artman and Mrs. Sadie Cowi ley left this morning for Fort Wayne to attend the Sixth District conven tion of the Christian church. i Harry Shoemaker, of Bluffton, an •; ensign aboard the I ailed States ’ cruiser Brooklyn, witnessed one of the J pcent eruptions of Mount Vesuvius i while his vessel was off the Italian ,! coast. Tiie Metropolitan Insurance cotrpmy through its agent .John S. Petes- • >n, on fester lay paid to Mrs. Eliza be h Nix, wife of John Nix deceased, one thousand dollars the amount of insurance carried by Mr. Nix in this company. The company was very prompt in thin settlement which reflects great credit upon its agent Mr i Peterson.

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" Barbara is an alluring creature —a girl of brave heart, tweet spirit, high courage, and laminating moods and qualities. Chicago Rtcord-htrald. • “ Barbara is one of the moat winsome ot the seventeenth ctniury heroines we have encountered in fiction.” Detroit Frte Prgss.

|WE CAN'T HELP IT! I 1 If the “bargain” vehicle you bought didn’t turn out to 1 I be what you paid your money for, and the concern you 1 bought it of is out of business. 1 | The kind of bargains we offer are good, dependable f 1 goods, with a strong guarantee of a strong concern behind g them. When you buy of us you have the assurance that S I we are always here to make anything right that isn’t. 1 I You may be able to match our prices elsewhere, perhaps, but not for our kind of vehicles; or our vehicles elsewhere, possibly, but not at our reasonable prices. The secret of it ail is that we always keep a few laps I I ahead of the procession. 1 1 We have made a study of the likes and needs of I I vehicle users. Our stock embraces every type of job that I is desirable, and each one has a touch here and there which puts it in a class just above and beyond the common I I run of vehicles. I I Whether you care to buy now, or come merely to get I posted, our lines will prove interesting, and you are just as welcome in either case. I Schafer Hardware Co We can supply all yonr wants in Harness and Horse Goods, as we now S make all onr own harness, and buy nothing but the best grade leather <5

Burt Haley made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning.

D. W Berry wan attending a hone sale at Fort Wayne today.

Sol Billman made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning.

Mrs Dallas Hunmcker return, d from Winchester last evening where she was visiting with friends.

Homer Gorsline returned to Fort Wayne this morning. While here he was taking orders for the American Tobacco company for whom he h traveling.

In writing up the obituary of Mrs. J. R. Peoples, an error was mace eoc CJtn'ng the cause cf'her death. She dying from rheumatism instead of cancer of the stomach. The condition of Mrs. David La mtn is unchanged and she is still suffering untold pain. She passed a very bad night and the eon sequence* are that today she is much weaker. Jonothan Everett who reeides just eist of the state line, and a brother of John Everett of this city is confined to hie home and bed in a serious condition suffering from gall stem s and kidney trouble-

Bernard Terveer, son of B. J. Terveer hae accepted a position as book j keeper in the Old Adama County bank | and assumed bis new dutiee thismorning Mr. Terveer in a bright young man and will no doubt leatn all the turns of the banking bueinet-a. Miwee Bessie Baumgartner, Lillian Harris and Florence Sprunger cn yesterday while out gathering flowers in a large woods south of the city,' killed a large blue racer snake after a desperate battle lasting several min -I utes. The girls are proud of their j feat as they are now rivals of the! three boys who killed the snakes Mon ■ day.

On Thursday evening of thin week ; the St. Vincent de Paul society will, bold a progressive pedro party at the K. of C. hall. A large number of tickets have been sold and the event is bound to be a Ml.ceas. The proceeds from this evening's enjoyment goes to one of the best causes on earth “Charity ”, and this society | should be encouraged in the wav of a large crowd. After the pedro party the hall will be t 1 -cr to the

Prepare for Spring

.fife* Jr/ * A ‘ I rjill ’ 111 *ll r j y I VI Copynjht Chav. Kaufman * Bros Chicago

your exclusive tailor will make and of course the staple elegance and standbys oi gentlemen’s apparel. The styles are absolutely correct and we guarantee to fit you as well as the best tailors in the large cities or on sale--will you come--look- do business on these terms?

The Myers - Dailey Co. Decatur’s Best Clothiers.

We are sure that we re more deserving i than ever of your patronage, owing to the fact that we now have gathered, at the very threshold of spring the largest, best and most comprehensive stock of Men s and Boy’s Clothing, Hats and Furmshings that ever entered the city of Decatur. In fact our preparations for this spring and summer have been made upon a scale unequaled in the surprising history oi the Myers-Dailev Co.’s most successful business career. The clothing we show this season is different from any ready-made clothing you have ever seen or ever bought in this city. It is custom tailoring ready-to-wear. The fabrics are the high art novelties as ext-erne as you wish as few suits of any one pattern as

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