Daily Democrat, Volume 2, Number 102, Decatur, Adams County, 10 May 1904 — Page 3

| TIME TABLES d. «. s l. H in d'frvu Feb. 14. ;■**4 I TRAIN!- NORTH. ■j:• -i 'Ail# ■• • 1. IM *Oj ■ > * -Difly to Fort •Vtiyue. s.ho * m ■ > '—iu ty S< id-.y 1 . A 18 p ; -r, 1 TRA INB OIJTH jn 6 Miuiy •• ■ -Jim) k t.j i ■o ’• JXhy (except Sunday) 7!4 • n» ‘ ■ ih-l" v’<■ ’6p* .• iin<!.... 1. ,5 p .i. ■.’>. «» Otkih. e«i <pt Sunday 7:51 p m , ■ CLOVER LEAF. K In effoci May J. ip*. W LAST, ■ u %—uuuitnvroiai Travolei, u n j y .'>:4s* ni ■«> J-Mail, dally except Hunday II Warn i ■o I—hay R» press, daily «:4S p m ■in ?* -fx't'al . . 1-10 n oi ' K v «>T IB" ) -DAj hiX press. .IHIIV J 4b M Ui I Is H ‘ ‘ 11 r ■ ' tt-Lv-” I'rMirht IS:U6 n m j I CHICAGO A ERIE. thu i Dec. 27, UH. g VFSL w —t-xprea*. aauy 4:00 a n B’ '—Sew Yorn and Chicago Limit, d ’trough roach I'nhimhiM and ■ aicagu daily U. 44 p i, 13—-Wells • rgo Express except Mon-hit 5:43 a wB ■*’ — Martin-’I itn» mxii n Acc'tn ~ tO:Wan Ean’l V —Veeuouiv ujin'red tor N A 4:43a n »4<> 13—Marion and < olambut except Sunda atftHnr* •N «w Y . •« and Boriou Limited through coachm* <*ofutnbuii -tnd Chicago.... J Xl p n ■ No. i 4. daily exempt < unday. and carries u-tsse igers urween Hauimo' d and Marion K ’ > ■ ’ i ”i Caro :»affga« 3 and ♦ has ■ nrnnirh xrh Coll!-.-' I■• k n Chtr-am Lake ene « Western Vlme card from Blnffr.on. (nd. SOUTHBOUND ■» ♦!—Dally excpi Sunday trit, an. M If—o-ily except Sunday .II:5T« n. S »i5-Daily excent >unday 5:25 pr■No 41 run* thr-.ugh to Indianapolis without ’ change, arriving l<»:30 a tn OlNo rf 42 leaves ndianopolk at 7:oua n Run-, ! ■ rough without change, arriving at Bluff o< 1 W s•< tn 41 and 4g tun via Muncie & Big 4 route | ■BMward Kintz made a business trip to Ft. Wayne this morning. Miss Ida Harrison returned to Ft Wayne this morning while here she was giving her regular dancing tesson. r Dr. J Burke of South Bend, was in our city today and completed ail! [arrangements to return here on , May 17th for consultation purposes. 1 The old frame awnings in front". of Charlie Voglewede’s and Dyonis ■ Schmidts was removed this morning and will be replaced by a new [roll canvas awning of the latest I pat tern. M ill Nuchtrieb is today tearing < lout his counters and shelving so | that the carpenters may commence , work on a new stairway to lead , from second street to the second ’ [floor in his building. ,

The Most Fashionable Clothes for Men, Boy’s and Children are to be seen at cur store in a complete assortment of styles and fabrics, and in even’ size to correctly fit men of all purposes .... t Our Spring Stock is Now at its Best

HERE AT A GLANCE Yon can see every new “fad” in Young Men’s Apparel, and many styles not to be found elsewhere. I YOU CAN ACTUALLY X SAVE MONEY on your Suits, Overcoats and Furnishings if you buy them here, and they will give you satisfaction from the first to the last wearing. WE JUST RECEIVED a number of the latest styles in good dress Hats; also a fine assort! ent of Straw Hats.

Remember, we guarantee one dollar's worth of goods for a dollar, or money refunded. ELZEY & VANCE Coiner East of Court House : : : : ; DECATUR. INDIANA

Mrs Adam Cullen is visiting relatives at Blufftod. Mrs. 'Vill Hurst and babies are at Bluffton on a short visit. Burt Lenhart, has returned from a biisb.‘ss tripat Fort, Wat ne. •J. D. Huffman of Peterson, was in the city today on business. Andiuw Gottschalk of Borne was a business caller here today. W R X d is attending to it>-U'-atu e business at Bluffton today. Dr. Costello made a professional trip to Ft. Wayne this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrews are i visiting their daughter at Geneva. J. King is looking after interurban business at Ft Wavne today. Mrs Cross returned to Geneva, today, she was a bueiuees caller here. Mrs. Hennizer arrived today from Williams and is the guest of friends. Mrs. George Fink has returned to Ge! eva, after a visit here with friends. L. G. Eiliugham is at Indianapolis attending the democratic state convention. Mrs. R. Fast returned to Marion today, after a short visit with Miss i Carrie Zircle. Rev. Kreider arrived from Elkhart, tod av, to preach the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Shady. Mrs. George Davis went to West ' Milton, today, to visit for a few days with her 'laughter. Mrs Jack McFeeley returned t'slav from Fort Wayne, where she was visiting with relatives. After a pleasant visit here with friends, Miss Osa Shrimp returned to her home at Geneva today. Miss Kate Flickinger arrived from Geneva this morning and will visit for a few days with friends. " E. N. Terrell is busily engaged at present in raising his house on the corner cf Monroe and Third streets preparetory to placing a new foundation there under. W. K. Gross received word this morning from Lafayette, stating that his father. E. M. Gross was lying at the point of death there in the hos pital. Mr. Gross is well known here, especially among the Grand Army men, as he was a member of this post. The message did not state the nature of his illness.

Dallas Butler made a busiiuss trip to Berne today. R. B. Allison maife a business trip to Marion today. Dr. Beardsley made a professional | call to Berne today. Rufus Stuckey is looking after busiI nes.s at B--rne today. Charles Bowers maile a business ■ trip to Bluffton todav. J. W. Ulery is .ittemiing to busiI nessjat Geneva today. B. W. Fledderjohtinn went to Ft. I Wayne this morning. Nathan Gasser, of Berne, was a business caller here today. P. W. Sindh was a business culler at Ft. Wanye last evening. .1 Smith mt.de a. buisness trip to Fowlertown thjs morning. J, Weioiitt mode a. business trip to Fort AVayne last evening. Nel-on Foreman made a msiness trip to Ft. Wayne 1 i-t evening. Nolan King arrived fr >m G-neva last evening to visit bis parents. Sam Arnold is attending to timber business at Hoagland today. Mrs. D. C. Wagner returned to her home at Geneva, after transacting business here. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Boone went to I Ashlev. today, to visit for a few days ■ with relatives. Rev. Pontius left this morning for Elkhart to visit with his father who is quite ill. John Malotte went to Geneva this morning where’he has a contract to construct two new houses. Mrs. Mary Hatch returned to Ft Wayne last evening, after a few days visit here with relatives. Mrs C. 8. Cl irk went to Ft Wayne last evening to visit with her sister who is sick at the St. Joseph hospital.. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Hensley and j family and Mrs. French Quinn and daughter returned today from Rome City where they were enjoy I ing an outing for several days.

The Young Matrons club will give their annual six o'clock dinner the only meeting of the year at which their husbands are permitted t ■ attend’ on Thursday evening of next week at the home of Mrs. 1). E. Smith on West Monroe street.

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Ben Knuppke was in Ft. Wayne I lust evening. Js. G this morning. Sum Simison of Berne was in the city last evening. B. ’7-' S’lolty returned from Geneva lust evening. J. A. Brown refilled to Linn Grove this morning. Mi's. Joe Tiwnellier is visiting her sister at Ft Wayne. Miss Myrtle Wilson re turned to [B rr.cthis morning after a visit with Miss Amelia Weber. Dr. S. D. Beare-s retruned last evening from Geneva where he made u professional c ill. [ The young luides of the EvangeliI cal church will give an informal reception for their pastor, Rev. and Mrs. Heist at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cook, South Fifth street, Thursday evening from eight to fen. All friends of the church are invted to attend. John Booher and Harry Hagerman, Van Wert young men, spent Satudray night in a drunken ca- [ rousa]. Early Sunday morning they were walking along the Penn sylvania railway trucks in that town and were struck by a fast express. Both men were killed instantly. Manager Hively rt iflived a letter this morning from Columbia. City, asking for a date here soor. This City has always sported a tine ball team and Manager Hively says th .t he will undoubtedly accomodate them in the near future. The fans may expect to see some warm games here this season as nothing but good teams will be booked from now on. Mr. Will Jones of Bryant, while rambling in the woods west of town Sunday, was met by a party of half a dozen young ladies, running at breakneck speed. Out of breath thby managed to inform him that they had encounered a snake. Seizing a club and hastening with them for about a quartet of a mileiie found the serpent under one of the girls hats. It proved to lie her black umbn llu handle.

Between the ages of twenty and thirty years the maximum of suwi des from grief, chagrin and from being crossed in love occur. Between twenty and thirty, too, fall the maximum from alcoholism, insanity,despondency, domestic front - le and tear of disgrace. From thirty to xorty come the greatest numbers from business losses and ill health. Females have a tendency to commit suicide at an earlier age than males. Through courtesy to Mr. and Mrs. Lingerfield and Miss ISweitz r we wish to make a few remarks pertaining to their ability, that the readers of the Democrat may kno w something of their achievemei ts as opticians. As we hive ob.-erv ■ i and in fact paid particular attention to the many words of praise spoken of them by the leading I newspapers of Ohio, and especially by the newspapers in ...ir adjoining counties, which endorse tuem emphaticalys having but few equals in their knowledge of the eye. In consideration of these flattering I remarks relating to their phenomenal ability. The Democrat has no hesitancy in corroborating them that all sufferers of delect: >e eves may know of these people and may lie benefited as thousands of others have testified. There correction of the eyes is based on rentenoscopic ' and ophthalmic tests given by the aid of the dark room. Their costly outfit embraces the latest discoveries and improvements of professional ajqiaratns for the correction of the most difficult cases, and a s|»I cial feature of the examination is that it is free and performed by people who have had a whole life ■of study and experience, who are also highly spoken of in the optical journals as being eminent authority on errors of refractions. These opticians have a series of towns, | ten in number, that they go to twice a year. They intend to include Decatur in their circuit and I will visit our city every six months. Ribixins cheaper thin ever at True’s don't miss them l()2dfl , See the new novelties in wrist lings, purse, bolts, Combs. stick pins etc at True’s. 102d6 * Wanted at Once An ambitious and energetic man over 21 years of age to work himself up to a good I salaried position with a large com puny.' Answer in own hand w ting I’. (*). Box 234. Decatur. Ind. ts

It’s Oxford ■ ■ —I e Time... ana you will want the beat there is going. There is no question about . - OXROFSDS SOLD ONXj-Y T3Y CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE THE SHOE SELLER 123 N. Second St. Decatur, Ind.

I have hired a number of fine paper hangers Alex Leßrun ts House painting and papering done to order Alex Leßrun & Co. ■ ts For Sale- Ashery; well equipped and a money maker. A good investment for some one. Enquire of Chas. S. Niblick or French Quinn at Old Adams County Bank. ts

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