Bedford Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - September 24, 1908, Bedford, Indiana NO. 86. SEPTEMBER 24, 1908. Dress Goods O'CLOCK Elevator and 17,000 of 1 THE MONON Warehouse and a Number 0 Other can ve do That's what we want you to come find thought the value so good that we bought 25 doz. may last two only last two Think of it pure white 81x90 in. hemmed ready for use for 50c. Hotels and boarding houses can buy by the full for Have account of the great demand that Plant Juice has created in the city of Bedford during the past thirty the of your which you will f nd underscored with the firms name that handle Plant We have made rangements with tha Druggists to handle Plant Juice was our object in coming here in the first You will find the same all of our specialties in the drug stock at your Juice Medicine C. E. Owl Drug Si John W. Mitchell Dodd for Cook LIME M. 225 was visited an expensive fire Wednesday night that destroyed the Monon several a grain elevator containing 17,000 bushels of a warehouse stored with a blacksmith shop and a The total loss could not be learned but it is thought to be in the neighborhood of partly covered by fire originated in the which is not very far from the and was discovered by Dick engineer at the electric light who lived in the He left the plant shortly after midnight and when he got home he found the house in He aroused his family and gave the The fire company was soon and although there was sufficient water the flames spread to the elevator and other buildings and then to the Monon depot before it could be gotten under Early this morning the fire engine was placed at the near the depot and pumped water from the creek on to the smoking ruins and the great pile of burning wheat that was in the elevator was owned by the Salem Milling The building and contents were warehouse owned iDy Roscoe There was no insurance on but the furniture in owned by the Stout Furniture was dwelling was owned by a lumber blacksmith shop was owned by George Smith and was not addition to the Monon one car loaded with one loaded with lumber and one empty coal car wheat in the elevator and the freight car was not entirely Some of it was but much the greater part was only badly smoked and scorched and can be used for feeding It will probably be sold for that What was left of the wheat in the something like 500 was 800 bushells in the sold this morning to a farmer near Salem for and he began at once to haul it details of the fire were brought to Bedford by E. E. the who was at Salem last and who spent the night in assisting to fight the He was just getting ready for bed after returning from a business trip to the when the alarm of fire was fire is to have originated from a defective C. T. U. regular meeting of the W. C. I T. U. will be held at the German M. E. church Friday afternoon at 2:30. Sept. 25. A miscellaneous program will be Everybody Fred Bowen and Jerry Meredith made a raid on a house of ill fame at Wednesday night and captured the another woman and two the men and women being in bed together when the officers went into the All four were taken to jail and were presented before Mayor Stipp this They pleaded guilty and were each fined and costs and sent to the jail for thirty Set Both Sides of the it comes to doting the Young Men we in Launis a Ruling on tlie Question ot tiie Ward hearing of the appeal from the board of county commissioners by Harvey applicant for a license to sell liquor on North I near the Southern Indiana came to an abrupt end this morning during the and the case went out of court without a decision on the most important question of whether the building in which Launis will sell liquor is in the First or Second evidence in the case was submitted last Friday and the case being tried by Special Judge Joseph and continued for argument until this County Attorney Brooks was in the midst of his argument in behalf of the commissioners in rejecting the license when he referred to the remonstrance that had been filed against the sale of liquor in the First He was interrupted by Judge who informed him that So far as the court was concerned there was no none having been that said Mr. have nothing more to Mr. Brooks had nothing to do with the case so far as the remonstrance was appearing only for the W. Harris has had charge of the case in so far as the remonstrance had to do with as the representative of the It developed that Harris had or for some reason to introduce the remonstrance in evidence and was nothing to do but dismiss the in the present about the time Mr. Harris was getting the nomination for prosecuting there were hints from certain quarters that playing the string both ways from the And now that the whose interests he was have lost through such an oversight on the part of their least they not have lost but for Mr. Harris is the subject of a many sly winks and jokes as to Next Day Promised Will With the informed Young Man about town will tell you not a style kink or detail in the cut or tailoring of our Young Men's Suits are chosen for distinctive correct and snappy dip of the Coat is the broad collar and lapel are the slanting pocket flaps on the the cuffs on the Coat and are idea of the Smart young Dresser is worked out to his satisfaction and Moderate prices Dress For is The weather man stands by his prediction as to the that it is to be delayed for a day or as he seems to be trying now to bring the let's encourage him all we that is prevailing throughout the country with such serious results will be broken about the beginning of next predicted of Indianapolis weather will be a disturbance which will set in on the Pacific coast by tomorrow or next which will cross the country and bring fairly copious Will for County licenses were issued this morning to Clarence Clark and Lula Adolphus Baugh and Cora is the Way It Looked Indianapolis ANALYSIS of Stella Miller's Funeral Young Suicida Occurred This has as yet been no analysis of the stomach of Miss Stella the girl who suicided Monday night and whose funeral took place this Dr. H. M. the who took the stomach to returned Wednesday but the analysis had not yet been made at that When Dr. Voyles got to Dr. of Indiana who is to make the was out of He returned but he had other duties that demanded his immediate attention and he Dr. Voyles that he might get to the analysis of the stomach His report is awaited with a good deal of interest as there is not an agreement as to just what kind of poison the girl took to end The funeral of Miss Miller took place this forenoon from the home of her Mrs. on West Fourteenth the burial being at Beech The services were conducted by Rev. Melvin neither the father nor who recently moved to were here for the they sent the girl's two little Mattie and one of them about ten years of the other about tickets for the lecture course at Beddoe is more than likely that the county option will be passed by the house at Indianapolis this It passed the senate Wednesday afternoon by a vote of 32 to 17, three Republicans voting against the This morning it looked for a time as if the would have a hard time getting through the but this afternoon the word from Indianapolis is that there is little chance of the being While there are several Republicans who are known to be against the there are several Democrats who have announced that they will vote for it. Among these are Representative Walter of who made the statement this morning that he would not only vote i for the but that if it was he would introduce a mor j stringent county option infant daughter of I Mr. and Mrs. James 1315 West Sixth died today at The funeral will occur at the residence Friday at 11 o'clock and the burial will be at Green Bedford Baptist association closed an interesting session at the creek church Wednesday There was a good attendance and a great deal of interest was employed at the Bedford Steam Stone while working of a scaffold this morning met with a painful He was using a hammer when the scaffold fell just as he was in the act of striking a He struck the end of his left thumb and mashed it Clarissa 77 years of died Wednesday afternoon at 2:45 of malarial The funeral will occur at Elder Omer Porter conducting the Mrs. Hendrickson was the mother of Mrs. George W. of this Her other children who survive her are four sons in the west and one son who lives at Mrs. Hendrickson's Israel W. died on the 13th of last of 38 Highland been troubled with a every winter and Last winter J tried many advertised but the cough until I a 50e bottle of Dr. King's New before that was half the cough was all This winter the same result hag a few doses once more banished the annual 1 am now convinced that Dr. King's New Discovery is the Vest of all and lung remedies Sold under at Franklin's drug 500 and Trial bottle Scha ffner ready for your inspection and they EARLY AND GET YOUR OWEN COSNER Clothing
