Daily Democrat, Volume 1, Number 280, Decatur, Adams County, 5 December 1903 — Page 3
■ fift/lE TABLES a? R. & i. M (In effect Nov. 29. 1903) 9 trains north, H . n.iiv 1:1'' a m -""ohIIv to Grund Rapids. H:0O lt n ■j’Ciully (except Sunday) 1:31 p ni ■ 5 ° ’ TRAINS SOUTH ■„ .Jiallv 3:5!* «ni ■J' , 2 _|>aliy (except Sunday) 7:14 a in ■r '.'.pallv (except Sunday I:i3 p m ■>' Vilalii'. < wept Sunday. ..7:51 pm ■JJIC-Simday only 7:lopm | CLOVER LEAF. S 111 effect May 3, 1903. 9 EAST. I n'cmmerclal Traveler, dally... 5:25 a m ■ M UI. dally, except Sunday .. 11 50 a m ■ j"! i>av Express, dally 6:43 pm ■Kil-Loeal freight 1:10 am ■ ‘ WEST ■ ..,4-liay Express, dally 5:25 am ■ U 1-Matl. dully, except Sunday .11;25am ■ ? s-Canuim-lal Traveler, dally . 9:19 pm ■J“a-Lo<'al Freight 12:05 p m — CHICAGO & ERIE. In effect June 14, 1903. WEST. .. vßuffalo-Cbicago Limited, daily 3:10 a m K-_h xpress. dally ..I:42am S’ j_s, w York and Chicago Limited through coach Columbus and I hlcago daily 12:38 p m IS-Wells Fargo Express except Monday 5:12 pm jo il- Marlon-Huntington Acc'm.. 10:10am EAST Ko S_Vestibule Limited for N Y 2:55 a m Ko 22-Marion and Columbus except Sunday 6:58 am a- 0 |—>,'w York and Boston Limited through coaches Columbus and Chicago . , 3:24 pm Ko 10-ButTalo and Chautauqua Lake 9:55 pm Ko 13 will not carry baggage. 3 and 4 has (trough coach Columbus to Chicago.
Wil] Sheets is a business caller here today. A. F. Lankenatl is a business caller at Geneva today. J. H. Hiller of Rockford, Til., is transacting business in this city. Mrs. Rinehart went to Williams this morning to visit with her sister. Harvey Harruff went to Fort Wayne this morning to transact in terurban business. C. A. Morris returned to Fort Wayne this morning after transactin? business here. Miss Biggs returned to her home at Hoagland this morning after transacting business here. Mrs. Clark arrived last evening from Toledo and will visit here for a few days with her husband. Miss Brandyberry of Monroe ar rived this morning and will visit with relatives for a few days. Miss Grace Lewhm arrived this morning from Monroe and will visit for a few days with her sister.
RSQjjyyfrjSß*;I ffr’ 7 ■ ^ r ?S S3k '&% f oil Must Be the Judge if What You Wear | 1 you want the best your money can buy. You don’t want “bargain counter" cloth- S d neckwear. You it >ut exj ttwojdollara worth of iroi ids for a dollar or a 126.00 fl 99. Wai expect to pay for what you get and have a right to expect what you pay fcr. fl i OUR OVERCOATS. || ‘STt H We have all the latest styles and colors in Over- "! coats to fit any man’s purse, as well as his person, 5? at ~r* e eH at "*■' astou * B h y° u - ue anrl < ’ f “ > f and be convinced, gj. 1 1 1 I F BOVS AXD vorTHS OVERCOATS. F fyfSSv ‘ i'’'We have just received a large new assortment of jfl' fillip M' Boys’ and Youth’s Overcoats. You should see I them before you buy. '■ I* SV,TS - I F - b you " aut lu Beo “ eoa^that wi^fit you ppr i,t fectly just drop in Someday and try on one of ;fll , == : - • =r 'A[|V ; F’’V<- .A\fc ' our good him x<« coats and your curiosity will fl ; —1 P.'x'Vl-U W AND DURABLE. I V. < I,* —• See our new Corduroy Suits. If the suit suits fl ll " ,ri e ■ I " IF YOU WANT To BEGIN I To lay awav Christmas Presents you should see y VK our new Smoking Jackets. Bath Robes. Shield fl ■$ ‘ '''i. Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers and other w» ■ Christmas Goods too numerous to mention. fl l — 1 f RF.MEMBKK »•„ ..0 »»• try e -te.r~ y °“ T "'° ° r THREE D ° L ’ | I ovt: POLLAK'S WOKTU OF <a>Ol>S FOR A POLLAK I j Look rtw you lite b» tat ' ,re b " y ' I I aGher, UM & Vance I w. x 4«4i iimisp Decatur, Ind. Corner Enst ot Com I iiou •
E. L. Shell made a business trip to Delphos today. H. Lindsey made a business trip to Continental today. ’ M. F. Howard is transacting busi- > ness at Bluffton today. , Alex Leßrun made a business trip ; to Williams last evening. , frcd Huffman returned last evening from Fort Wayne. John Schugg returned from a business trip at Bluffton today. A. E. Rose returned from a business trip at Bluffton last evening. John Stoneburner returned from a business trip at Geneva last evening. Ben Rice returned from Berne this morning where he was transacting business. Mr. and Mrs. Morehead returned to M illshire last evening after transacting business here. Dan Coffee returned from Wil. liams last evening where he was transacting business. M. A . B. Archbold returned from Findlay this morning where ho was transacting business. Daniel Beiberick went to Fort i Wayne this morning to visit for a ’ few days with his sister. Urith Graham returned to his home at Williams last evening after transacting business here. W. H. Fledderjohann returned last evening from Cincinnati where he was transacting interurban business. John Frisinger returned from Chicago this morning where he was attending the International Live Stock Show. Mrs. Ollie Adams arrived from I Montpellier this morning and will be the guest of J. R. Smith and wife j ; for a few days. A. A. Van Camp returned to I Woods Station this morning after ! making a short visit with A. Van-j Camp of this city. Mr. Baker, who gave the production of Powhatan here,went to Warsaw this morning where he gives a similar performance. L. G. Ellingham and family and Mrs. Col. M. B. Miller returned from Winchester last evening where ; they were attending the funeral of Col. M. B. Miller.
[) Mr. Boyd made a business trip to Marion today. 1 Julius Haugk returned from a business trip at Berne. A. Tabman returned from a business trip at Fort Wanye this morn- ) ing. John Kelley returned to Geneva t today, after transacting business here. i A. Ven is went to Marion today to make a short visit there with rela- . tives. Miss Stover wont to Bluffton toi day to visit over Sunday with her parents. C. E. Ruhl returned to Hoagland ( last evening after transacting busi- . ness here. Mrs. H. Weimer went to Brennen this morning to atend the funeral of her uncle. ■ D. Austin returned to his home at New Corydon, after transacting business here. W. Weaver left this morning for Portland to visit for a few days with his sister. C. D. Beiberick went to Ft. Wayne | this morning to visit for a few days I with his sister. D. M. Hensley and John Baker 1 returned last evening from Monroe where they were hunting. C.D. Leisure returned to his home at Hoagland last evening after transacting business here. Alex Parks returned last evening ' from For* Wayne he was transacting ; horse buisness while there. Frank G ist returned last evening from Portland where he was transacting cigar business. Minnie Coffee returned last evening from Monroe to spend a few days with her parents. Mrs Harden arrived today from Bluffton and will visit with Mr. ' and Mrs. Harden of this city. Lemuel Johnson returned from | Geneva last evening where he was transacting sehool business. Mr. and Mrs. West arrived today from Wellington, Ohio and will be the guests of Frank Dibble and family while here. Mrs. Margaret Meyers returned to her home at Fort Wayne last evening after visiting her for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. S. Spangler.
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———■• AXJEIJLtIS AHE SOME or* TVTY miCEH: —- RINGS, 50c to 510 00 reduced fr0m..51.00 to 515.00 I 515 50 WATCHES now .. ®I2 25 CLOCKS, SI.OO to 510 reduced from $1.50 to $15.00 ] SIO.OO WATCHES now 8'.50 WATCHES, reduced 15 per cent, i $ 7.50 WATCHES now $ which makes my $20.00 Watches now... .$17.00 1 5 1.50 WATCHES now \ 7.L00 Other gords too numerous to mention, but all goes at this sale. You will miss it by waiting. Come early and get the cream. I will lay anv of mv goods away for you for Xmas at the prices you pay when got at HENSLEY'S. NO GOODS GOES OCT WITHOUT THE CASH OR A BANKABLE NOTE AT THESE PRICES. D. 7VI. HENSLEY
•John Urick is transacing business at Monroe today. A. P. Beuity made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening. Fred Rohrer of Berne was a business caller to his city yesterday. Mrs. G. H. Laughery on First street is quite ill with tne measles. Barney Meibers returned from a business trip at Monroe last evening. F. S. Rose, advance agent of Lewis Stock Company, went to Butler today. AT. Vail returned to Fort Wayne last evening after transeting business here. Al Graham returned from Geneva last evening where he was transacting business. Sam Simison returned to his home at Berne last evening transacting business Clyde Johnson went tdnWikford today to Visit for a feyv days with his grandmother. r
Eli Meyers returned from Fort Wayne last evening where ‘fl- was transacting horse business. W. H. Fledderjohann and W’. I Morrison went to Fort Wayne to inspect the Boss Corliss engine. Mrs. E. Martz arrived today from Pleasant M ills and will visit for a short time with D. B. Erwin and family, Ike Rosenthal arrived this morning from Cincinnati and will be the I guest of his brother Gus for a few I days. Mrs. E. Beelei* arrived from Fort Wayne today after visiting here for a short time with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Weaver. Miss Springer returned to her home at Rockford today a f ter mak ihg a short visit hero with Mr. and | Mrs. Tague. Miss Fannie Hite and Edith ! Porter returned this morning from i Portland where they were in at-, tendance at a swell ball. Ossie and Charlotte Frisinger returned to their homes at Rockford , after visiting here for a few days with John Frisinger and family. Dr. J. W. Vizard went to Marion this evening to see the daughter of Hurry Worden who is seriously sick with typhoid fever. Miss Worden is a neice of Mrs. Vizard. In order to cut off a distance of 103 miles the Southern Pacific Company has built a large trestle 26 1-2 miles long across an arm of the Great Salt Lake. This trestle is | considered one of the features of I American railway engineerin ' and | its complettion was celebrated several days ago by railway dignitaries I and officials from all over the conn try. The structure is so long that trains when near its middle are entirely from sight of land, a very jmiouliar condition for a railway train. I It is the ultimate intention of the enignecr jn charge to support the trestle or rather replace it by a solid embankment and filling in has already been commenced.
I HAVE just received my holiday stock, and . feel that I have bought too much, and in or- $ der to dispose of it, I will offer the entire stock at I the greatest slaughter prices that have ever been of- | I sered. Now it is easy to say anything in adver- f tising, but it is not so with me, as you can plainly see, by coming and getting my prices and comparing them with prices you get any place, I don’t H care where. lam determined to sell, and someone B is going to get my bargains. If you don’t get one I it is your fault. Come early and I will show you I the finest line you ever saw.
C. Grim returned to Monroe today after transacting business here. W. A. Lower who has lieen on the sick list for several days is able to be about again. Mary J. Gunian went to New Corydon today to visit for a shortl i time with her daughter. Edith Porter leaves this evening for Bluffton to visit over Sunday with Miss Blanch Porter. Mrs. Crowell arrived today from Whalen. Mich., and will visit here for a few days with relatives. Ina Everett who has been sick for several days is able to resume her duties at Gus Rosenthal's Clothing store. Lost - Black lap robe, new, lost on North Second street. Leave at this office. 276 d
- q p EC' 1I — ■— HOLIDAY RATES | We Will Make 500 Dozen Imperial Photos on Bxlo mountings, at zs,— $ | .50 Regular price $3.00 Now avail yourself of the opportunity and get at least one dozen of these beautiful High Grade Photos at HALF PRICE. Special Attention is called to our line of Burnt Wood Novelties, and Framed Pictures, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices. Call early and select your presents and have them laid away. MOSER. Photographer II Illi Illi II J -irmwx ryruMADE IN DECATUR—SOLD IN DECATUR | THE unvarying quality of our Harness makes it the ■ safest Harness to buy. You can buy a set today, one I next year and another ten years hence, and you will find the same even, reliable quality in each. The satisfaction which one customer gets is the satisfaction of all. i, '■■jn We also carry a full line of Robes. Blankets, Collars, I Whips and everything in the Horse Gootls line. When in ■ doubt call on Kauffman A Smith and be convinced. ■i. li —————te—^«^^————— lli ll ■mi* 11l 1111 l I nil HAMaMMU fl| KAUFFMAN & SMITH? TXT ox- til H •-< oncl JStroct
Lost—A pocket book containing forty dollars. Finder return to this office and receive reward. 277d5
jIIOXT FAIL f to attend the PEANUT FROLIC ■ HHHi&’rSKiBC " H’.f'WSEEBK at the Columbian Club rooms December 71 h by Miss Loretta Fletcher, teacher of dancing. 50c couple: 35c extra gent, 25c extra lady. I Dancing class as usual, amuseg ment following.