Daily Democrat, Volume 1, Number 214, Decatur, Adams County, 17 September 1903 — Page 3

T | M E TABLES 0. R. * >• (In effect Sept. 14. >«*> I trains NORTH. 1 trains socth •<»n* Sundayi 1:1® p tn ' el, ept S ’ "..... »:«» amjgfe'- 5 '•■•■• “ J! I CLOVER LEAF. , In effect M»y 8. luoa EAST, Bhs&f*’ ■■■■■»« S<.»-ew- wssT Lo-I’»y E ' p "" , ',; 1 < J*pt Sunday ll;»a tn CHICAGO & ERIE. In effect June 14. l®o3. WEST. b a-Biiff»le-(' h| en< 0 Limited, daily ®;W»“ J^VwV : 1 ’ •■'•»*« Limited '!"X Col UPWell.t'anro Express except ’ «,md»r bill pin ua-JUrlon-lluntinptou Acc'm. 10:10am EAST H-Vertlbule Limited for NY «:Mam ■ c and Columba* except R ** 6,5 ti a tn < t_\r« \ 'tit and Boston Limited * through coacbea Columbus andCbicairo ... • •’•*< P m «!l»-Buffal»““ d Chautauqua LakeV:»pm ... n <lll not carrv baxxatre. 3 and 4 has jJrujh coach Columbus to Chicago. Frank Foreman of Berne, Lin town today. I Sai’- tel L Kuntz was here from |Lne l ist evening. I Clark .1. Lutz was at Portland to-Lrlo-'kng after legal business in L Jay circuit court. Tom Miller, agent at Clover Leaf. Iforms us that seven tickets were lid for Indianapolis yesterday. Frank Andrews has been employ Sby Eli Myers to take the place Imde vacant bv Charles Ullman I I Mrs Hiram Gregg left for Berne Ito morning where she expects to sendtheday with Miss Cora Got ■chalk. Mr. and Mrs. Garett Borling re Bro-d home last evening from West ■den, where Garrett has been tak K course of treatment. Miss C>ra Goodman who has been rating for the past two weeks with LD. Adams and family returned (to morning to her home at Pittsbonr. Penn. The entry books of the Portland Iter are now open. Entries in the ftibition department close SepBaber >. IRO3. Make your entries Bw Address J. M. Graves Sec’y. John Craig and twenty three therefrom Berne were here today Uwitnesses la-fore the grand jury, to subject of the dynamiting of Mitor Rohrer s home being under ttummat? in. James Foreman was here from Hue Creek township yesterday as a newer on the Whetfeldt ditch. The •father was so inclement that the Hewers abandoned their labors un fi next Monday.

DON’T MISS THE FAIR «But above all, don’t fail to visit Our New Store While in Decatur. We have the BEST ASSORTED and newest line of CLOTH- ( ING; HATS,CAPS and UNDERWEAR ! of any firm in town. it is Not Tuo Early To buy your Fall and Winter Suit and i Overcoat. Our Overcoat and Suit or- ; I chard is dow full. Come, while the PICK- [ ING IS GOODBe Sure and See I Our Woolen and Cotton Underwear before you buy. Now, Mother, We want you to bring the boys in, and try some of our suits and overcoats on them. If you do, we will make a sale and you will be well pleased. I Boys* School Suits e have an exceptionally good stock of Suits suitable for school wear. See them. Nyon want the LATEST STYLES IN HATS and CAPS, we have them at prices that will make you buy. Acker, Elzey & Vance Remember the Place: Corner East ot Court Ooure.

R B. Smith of Berne is in the city D. Jaoobs of Berne is in the . I William Sheets of Berne is in In the city. <l. Chtts Ernst went to Berne on 11 business. 1 Ed Beeler is at Bluffton today on Ibuhineas. I Ehrsman of Berne is in the , vity today. ( Wm. Ramey went to Fort Wayne on business. |* K, ‘ nyon retuned from Red. ke t this morning. »' y ’’ kinH <)f Geneva returned hoi y t nis morning. Me% Rioe went to Ridgeville this morni on business. Rev.AMygrant of Wolcottville re turned ■'•me last evening. Mrs. ifc H Mook returned to her home at ■ dlshire last evning. Agnes ■‘dainaker returned home from BluftX n last evening Mrs. NetS ’ Longenlierger of Wil). ( hsire home last evening. Supt. Irvin\Brandyberry went to Hoagland this V n °rning to inspect the schools. \ Kihguiore, Beery kt Holthouse's 5 famous pacer is entered at Columbus 0., next week. r John Cook went to Berne this v morning where he is fitting in a c heating plant for Amos Hirschy. < William Russel left for Willshire i today at which place he is erecting 1 1 a new frame house for Moses Foreman. Louis Holthouse left last night for Little Rock, Penn., where he will hold another horse sale this ’ week. * Miss Bertha Ferguson who han been visitng with Miss Leona Gil- i pen returned to her home at Will shire last evening. W. R. Neal and John S. Peterson 1 went to Fort Wayne this morning 1 to attend the district meeting of J Metroi»olitan agents. Raymond Bremerkamp has just i received a fine line of fancy birds i from Plymouth, Ind., which he will I exhibit at tin* Fair next week.

Cal Duckett of North Manchester.' t Ind., arrived in the city this morn- f i ing, while here he will he in the ( ■ employment of Fred Huffman, the , . contractor. . s Mrs. Henry Winnee leaves tomor- j row morning for Baltimore, Mary t , land where she expects to visit her , , sister, and while there will also make an extended tour over the ] f east. William A. Heaton of Frankfort I lias opened a photo gallery over M < , Burns harness store and will be < . ready for business Saturday. He , , makes a specialty of penny pictures. ~ twenty-five for twenty five cents He also makes buttons of all sizes and styles.

Goo. Houser made a business trip e to '' illshire today. Milliaia Smith returned from 1 Huntnigton this morning. Abe Stuckey of Berne is a busii ness caller to our city today. The funeral of Fred Blakey was i today at one o’clock from the Blakey church. ■ C hurles Woodward who has been sick for several days is able to be up and around again. Miss Edith Walters left for La ’rove Ind., today for a two weeks visit with her sister. The new boiler at the water works station is amost oomph 11 and will *’ ready for use in a few days. Fred Sheiman is at Hoagland today buying a car load of hogs wihch will be shipped to Boston, Mass. Mrs. Charles Elzv left for Bluffon today where she expects to make a few days visit with relatives Corbin & Miller, the artists, are nisi y engaged in painting signs i for exhibitors at the Great Northern rair. I Joe Cloud who has been working I m the oil field near Marion returned home today, for a few days visit with his parents. Miss Nora Smith leaves tomorrow | morning for Bloomington, Ind I where she will take a thorough 11 course in all the higher branches I of mathamatics. I Banker. Charles Dugan and wife I •burned home last night from Fort I u.y where they h;ul NNlnatt( , nd I o . . , T i V ‘ Mlt,ing of Miss Lucil e Por- I t< rto D. Weaver I Emil Ert,-. o I todav. He ” n ?’ Was here I est with Ha^ nt Vl dh,S inter ’ I will now devotl t ßnny ° n !ind I hav and grain for t' J” 1 ' "L'm? I Comjiany. Berne Gr “ in I Charles Morrison, the >. I township Buckeye, was sunn. I the Adams county grand jury w 011 I day, to investigate the BusenT 8 ’ I murder and the Perne dynami e ’asei I The devil will get all that is coming , to him, if the other jurors are of I ; Charley's make up Willshire Her .aid.

William P. Cooper as chairman of the invitation committe for the ■ twelfth annual meeting of the board : <>f state charities and correction, which meets in Fort Wayne Sept. 23. 24 and 25 is sending invitations promiscuously in the hope of get- ‘ t'n: a good attendance. The meet- . ing will be full of interest. Miss Lucile Porter, daughter of Dr Miles Porter of Fort Wayne and well known here was married at 8:30 last evening to Dr Ben Weaver of Danville. Illinois. The affair occurred at Trinity church and was one of the most elaborate weddings in the history of Fort Wayne. They will reside in Fort Wayne Dr. Porter and Dr. Weaver having formed a partnership.

I Buy Suits j f" A I \ ||4 Skirts at | The Boston Store WE WOULD ADVISE Looking after this Suit and Skirt matter at once in order tn avoid the delay caused by the fast nearing busy season AP the new styles are now displayed. Fall Dress Goods Are In And a fine array of fabrics they are; neat and nobby designs HILE to visit this store before you Durcln c P the dry goods line. Purchase one item in Boston Store. I. L F. Block. v Kuebler & Moltz Co.

Mrs. E. D. Walters k — rton today to attend the ir Bluff- ij the Baptist Association. o f I Crist Vogt has arranged to m I his family here from Wapakoneta! Ohio and will occupy the Gregory property on Marshal street formerly occuj 51 by Charles Oarpenter. Mr. Vogt is an engineer for the Ft. Wayne & Springfield Traction Company. A fellow over at Huntington claims that his grandmother who died September 2, left 218 descendants, eleven children, seven of them living; sixty-eight grandchildren; ! one hundred and twenty great grand children and eighteen great, grea grand children, two of whom are fourteen years of age. The survivors of the EightyFourth regiment of the Indiana volunteers held their annual reunion at Hartford City yesterday. The attendance was larger than for several years. The roster shows 406 survivors of this regiment, and so far us known but eight of tLia number are in the soldi* rs I home. Their next reunion will be ' held at Ridgeville. Business in circuit court fcx’ay 1 was rather slack, that transacted is thus recorded: Matte E. Magner vs Wiley Magner, answer filed ai d | evidence heard, taken under advisement by Judge Erwin, Sarah E. Riley vs James P. Riley, divorce refused, judgement against plaintiff for costs. Jason Wilson etal vs Old I Adams County Bank. Merryman and Sutton and D. Studebaker enter appearance for defendant, rule ■ to answer. From Portland comes the story that money was used to carry their i railroad subsidy election. The story I is that the sum used was 12,500 and I that this was placed in the hands lof a rather prominent man son dis- | tribution as he thought would best serve the purpose of which it was intended. However a feeling has been engendered.it is said, right in the camp of the railroad enthusiasts by u rumor or well-founded suspicion that the man who handled I these finances only used in the I neighborhood of fifteen hundred dollars, thus putting himself to the j good some like one thousand dollars.

Fair Week Finds Us With the Greatest Stock of Clothing L ** Men and Boys On Exhibi for Ycur Inspection We have spared no pa~— • season’s productions more than ever over t? ln le °f this SNAP of OUR CLOTH* complimented ST\ LE and Get into one of our hand-made sun. »] have that MADE - TO - ORDER | combined with the comfort of sio will S money in your pocket. ING, g ‘ra I Knowing the demands of our people, I have so | proaching chilly days, Underwear for you I and old in Ribbed Balbrigan, up to the fines? Australian wool. 25c to $2.00 A GARMENT All Goods Guaranteed as Represented or Your Money Back FREE-Handsome Presents with Your Purchases-FREE Call before buying your winter’s needs and find the correct things at LOWEST PRICES. Gus Rosenthal The Square Man Decatur, Indiana This store will lie closed Sept. 22, until 6 p. m., account holiday