Daily Democrat, Volume 1, Number 220, Decatur, Adams County, 24 September 1903 — Page 3

TIME tables o. R. & i. (In effect Sept. 14. IVOM TRAINS NORTH. . ~ _11 ■ ..11: OH | > m 3° lal y iexwP* Sunday) SApm J 0 7 Dally to Grand Rapid* »:UUam I, 0 ' TRAINS SOUTH Sol-Daily -except Sunday) 1:1» p tn $ itllal’y " xeept Sunday) 7:K a m s’ w-Suuday only H .44 p m CLOVER LEAF. In effect May 3. HW3 EAST. «-Commercial Traveler, daily 5:26 « m J , Mall, dally, except Sunday 11 50 atn J. hay Kruresa. dally 0:43 pm SeSß—Local Freight l:Wam WEST ... i-Dav Rxprexa daltr 5:25 am Sn '.-Mali. dally, except Sunday 11;25 a m J? s-bimmerefal Traveler, dally O:1H pm S-Lueal Freight 13:06 p m CHICAGO A ERIE. In effect June 14, lIXM. WEST. Sn ft—Buffalo-Cbtooao Limited, daily 3:10 a m Sl-ExpreM. dally ~l:«Bn> So 3-Sew York nud Chicago Limited ' ‘through coach Columbus and Chicago daily 13:33 pm «„ ij-Wello Fargo Express except R ° Monday 3:l3pm So 21-Marlon-lluntingUin Acc’m lOtluam EAST so Limited for NY 2:55 a m <. “ Marton and Columbus except Sundav #:Ma in So 4-New York and Boston Limited through eoacbea Columbus snd Chicago...... 3:24 p m Sn pi— Buffalo snd Chautauqua Lake 0:55 pm No. 13 ”111 oot carry baggage 3 and 4 has through coach Columbus to Chicago. Harry Starr of Bluffton is in the city. Mrs Dougherty returned to Willshire I tst evening. Mrs. H. Geiler returned to Willshire last evening. Miss Nun Brown returned to her home at Willshire last evening. Miss Nina Hatfield of Bluffton arrived last evening to spend a few days with friends Justine Cook arrived in the city from Bluffton last evening fora few days visit with Miss Marie Berry. Mrs Knott who has been spending the day with friends returned to her home last eveinng at Willshire. Miss Florentine Workman of Bluffton arrived in the city last evening fora few days visit with Georgia Miller. “Froggie'' Stout of Bluffton was in the city yesterday, he says them is nothing like fair here and Froggie knows. Mr. Peter Schafer returned to Willshire last evening after spending the day with Mr and Mrs. John Chafer on Winchester street Everyone who attends the Great Northern fair speak of it in the highest terms, as well they may It is clean, attractive and a great »how, that will advertise Decatur evrey where. Frank Studabaker of Bluffton, is authority for stating that the Hereford cattle that will lie shown at the fair ground tomorrow could not hive been excelled at the state fair, there are three herds of these animals at the fair ground and Frank owns one.

DON’T miss THE FAIR ,J|| $/' , But above all, don’t fail to visit I 1/ /< Our New Store While in Decatur. We have the BEST At/p .f-t'’'' ASSORTED and newest line of CLOTHING: HATS ’ CAPS and VNDERWEAR JmNL/ \ of an Y rm * n town - * s Not Too Early I X |t- 3 J Q T° buy your Fall and Winter Suit and \ I© «a |rrr T" Overcoat. Our Overcoat and Suit or- | wl F / chard is now full. Come, while the PICKING IS GOODf" x U Be Sure and See Gur Woolen and Cotton Underwear beJKH' ~~ fore y ou bu yNow, Mother, We want yoa to bring the boys in, and tr y SOIUC °f our suits and overcoats on U them. If you do, we will make a sale and I you will be well pleased-. Boys’ School Suits We have an exceptionally good stock of Suits suitable for school wear. See them. If you 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 Eastot Court House.

Mrs. Hayer returned to Willshire last evening. Mrs. H. Richart returned to Willshire last evening. Jim Falvy right fielder for the Nationals visited in the city yesterday. Mrs. Hattie Morris is in the city visiting with Robert Patterson and family. Frank Stud hiker and wife of Warren the guess of D. E. Smith and family. Jack Tester arrived from Marion | last evening for a few days visit with his parents. Bob Aery and Mr Braden of War ren were in our city yesterday attending the fair. Mrs. E. Brown returned to Willshire last evening after spending the day at the fair. Mrs. Dempsey returned to Van Buren last evening after visiting here for a few days. Horward Marsh of Bluffton is in our city visiting friends and incident ly taking in the fair. Mrs. Phoebe Corbin who has been very sick for a few days past is reported some better today. Mose Krohn entertained two young ladies from Fort Wayne at dinner at the Burt House lust evening. Frank Shoemaker of Bluffton and owner of Rex R. who is entered in the2:2l pice today is in the city. Jennie Fulton, Martha Tripolett, Alice Mall, and Martha Merryman of Bluffton arrived in our city last evening Josh Perkins of Punkenville is in the city attending the fair. Josh has a display of squashes and will certainly take first prize. Dick Townsend is authority for saying that it is impossible for him to enertain or provide for any more , guests as his house is now crowded. A dunce was given by the Columbian and Aeolian clubs at the Columbian club rooms last evening. About one hundredc couple were in attendance and an enjoyable time was had by all. A challenge was received last evening from the Fort Wayne foot] ball team to play a game either here ' or there on and at that Decatur has one and in all probability same w ill be accepted. Decatur certainly has , an up to date foot ball team this year and some good, games may tie I expected from them Os the 751 convicts in the state prison at Michigan City during 1902, according to the biennial report of the state board of statistics, 434 were members of some church and only 20 had everbeen members of some fraternal organization while of the 919 in the reformatory at Jeffersonville 324 were members of some church and only four hud been members of some fraternal or--1 ganization.

Tate Coffee is at Fort Wayne today. Miss Berry of Berne is in our city at the fair. Fort Wayne sent 100 people today to attend the fair. Mrs. Lemuel Syphers of Fort Wayne is in our city. Mrs. Flecher returned to Fort Wayne this morning. Jesse King of Portland is a busi. ness caller here today. Kittie Fought Came down from Geneva this morning. Frank Ringle the horse man from Fort Wayne is in our city. M. M. Syphers of Warsaw is visiting with friends in our city. Geo. Wertzberger is a business caller to Fort Wayne today. A. J. Young and family of Winchester are visiting frends here. Mrs. F. E. Zollars of For' Wayne is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Gregg. The Portland band arrived this morning and will furnish music al the fair todav. Emma Dicks of Portland arrived this morning ana will be the guest of Russel Haruff today. J. R. Graber left this Jmorning to attend the convention of Charities being held this week. Miss Jennie Weldy and Will Desman of Fort Wayne, are the guests of Miss Welty of this city John Clover. Bill Scheeter, John Kilt and Butch Shelter treturned to Fort Wayne last evening. Max Linn and daughter returned to Bluffton last evening after visiting with friends and relatives here. Mrs. Gart Shober of Fort Wayne, arrived in the city this morning and will be the guest of Burt Lower and wife. Miss Shally and Selma Augsburger returned to their home at Berne this morning, after a visit here with Miss Georgia Miller E. 8. Croxton of Angola was in the city yesterday try ing to induce horsemen to attend the fair to be given there Oct. 7, 8 and 9. Mr. . Croxton is secretary. John S. Peterson, who has been quite sick this week with kidney trouble, is reported slightly worse today His friends hope for a turn for the better during the day. A fine representation of the south arrived for the fair thismoming.the following is the number of tickets soid from the different stations: Portland 865, Bryant 16, Geneva22o, Berne 563 and Monroe 44. Whle at the fair grounds yester . day a con versa ton was overheard by I the Democrat reporter between t wo Bluffton young men, “that if we | 'Blufftons’ could support a fair like this we wouid think we were in heaven, hut as it is we fee] the ; other way.

Before and After the Fair * FLOCK TO M. EULLENKAMP’S J 9 For Great Bargains RETAILERS OF EVERYTHING

Goldie King, of Portland, is visiting in the city. J. Fred France of Huntington is in the city. Silas Oliver, of Berne, is visiting in the citv. Mrs. Walmer returned ioßlufftm this evening. Frank Mills returned to Portland this morning. John Mann, of Gas City, is visiting with his parents. Ed. France, of Pleasant Mills, was in the city today. Miss Ernst returned to her work to Berne this morning William Foreman arrived from Portland thia morning John Cleaver, of Fort Wayne, is in the city attending the fair. John Andrew*, of Monroe, is a busi ness caller in the city today. Dr. Grandstaff, of Preble, ie a business ealler in the city today Mrs A Brand, of Willshire, returned to her heme last evening. Tom Irland, of Willshire, is in the city today attending the fair. Eli Reisen, of Berne, is spending the week in this city with friends. M Beam, the popular postmaster of Willshire, was in the city today. Dr Vizard, of Pleasant Mills, was i in the city today attending the fair Mr. and Mrs Mullen, of Winchester, are visiting friends in this city Miss ’Beam returned to Willshire after spending the day with friends, Mike Belger. the popular traveling mm, of Fort Wayne, is attending the fair. Mart Huffman, of Fort Wayne, is the guest of Dewright Brown and family William Cook, of Huntington, owner of “No. 4” trotter, was in the city today. Mrs. Elizabeth Jubusuu returned home last evening after spending the day at the fair. Mrs Dell Locke returned home last evening to Bluffton, after spending the day with friends. Mr. Roe, of the Berne Witness, was a caller at this otbee today. He is here attending the fair Armenia Wiecking, of Bluffton, arrived last evening and will visit the remainder of the week with friends. Charles Ault and family arrived this morning from Fort Wayne, and will lie the guests of Aaron DeVinney and wife. Margaret and Sallie Vesey, of Fort Wayne, passed through the city this morning on their way to school at Glendale, Ind. Miss Hallie Moore, of Bluffton, arrived this evening and will tie the guest of Miss Marie Meyers during the remainder of the fair. Ed Erwin, who has been cooking at an up to-date hotel in Eaton, Ohio, returned home yesterday for a week's visit with his parents Ed says Eaton is a fine place

"1 YOG ARE INVITED —■■—To ft-tterpi Our— Fail aqd Winter Opening of Beautiful Millinery Stock FRIDAY, SEPT. 25th. NeweM Styles. Lotent Fashions. Prices to Sult Everyone. 6. DEININGE.R. I —I

Decatur City Propertv.

No. 192 —Small three roam property on 1 Seventh street. 9425. No. 135-Five room cottage. stable, cistern, near Grant street. <SOO. No. 259-Five room cottage. stable, cistern, on Oak, near Fifth street. 1625. No. 162—Five room cottage, cistern, stable, drove well. North Seventh street. 9650. No. 220-Five room cottsge. cistern. North Decatur street. WSO. • No. 2 r s— A five room cottage. newly re-roofed i and repaired, near Third and Adams streets I 9675. No. 27s Five r<w ms, new house, on West Mar shal street. 1700. No. 156-Six room residence, on Jackson street. <725. No 90—Six room cottage, on Kugg street. W? 5. No. 277 -A two-story seven room residence j near Third and Adams streets 9*50. No si—Six room cottage, on Short street. •85U. No. 273.—A two-storv seven room residence on F.lm street, two lots, drove well. 91,060 No. 275-Eight room, story and a half resi dence on Linn street. 91,'»25. No. I*l —Right room, modern well finished residence, corner of Marshal and Seventh streets. 11.225. No 271 -Convenient eightroom r<*aldenceon west side of Mercer street, new barn. #1 450; No. 246—Right room residence, cellar, drove well, corner of Nutttuan and Sixth street. 91.225 No. 67- Business property on Winchester street, 91.150.

FOR LARGE DESCRIPTIVE LIST ADDRESS Snow Agency,, Decatur, Ind.

Cider made ever}’ day. Peter Kirsch. For Salo—Heating stove for coal organ. Inquire at .1. I). Hale's Warehouse. Holthouse, Schulte Co., for 1 overcoats, suits, underwear, shirts' hats, caps and neckwear.

1 No. 21N- E ght room cottage, corner of Nnttman and Seventh streets, cistern and drove i will. 91.250 No. 2U.7-F.ivht room cottage, on Marshal street near Fifth street, cistern and stable. ♦1.350. No 276- Seven room, modern cottage, cistern, stable, at corner ut Stephenson and Mercer ' streets. 91.175. No. 206- Elgin room and cellar, stable, twostory brick residence on North Second street. 91.Hw. No. 249 Eight room, two-story residence, cist* rn. stable. < n Monroe near Fifth street. •1.950. No. UK—One four room cottage; one-story and a halt. ven room residence on same lot. on Jefferson street 92,110, No 2U9 -Sixteen city lots and nine room, twostory residence, on South Chestnut street, drove we.l. ciatern si. bie, 9' too No. 350 Two-story, eight room residence, cellar, stat le. drove well, on Mercer street9*.' uo. No. ‘223- s. ven room, two-story residence, cellar, stable and w feet frontage, on North Second street *2.3.0. No. 236 \ i U e room, story and a half residence on west side of Third street, near public square. 92.460. No 226- Ten room, slate roofed. two-story residence, drove well, cistern, stable, on 1 nchvster street. 13.500. No. 260—Ten room residence on west side of Winchester street, drove well, stable cistern. 92,1uU. No. 2.19 ( oAmodious two-story brick r< sideline. cistern, cellar. M 6 feet frontage, on Kurth Second street. 94.600.

See Holthouse. Schulte & Co,, for your next suit. They will please you both in quality and price. Lost—Folding pocket book, containing three one dollar bills, and dollar good for credit at Big Store, return to this office and got reward. 202tf