Daily Democrat, Volume 2, Number 217, Decatur, Adams County, 22 September 1904 — Page 3

T| M E TABLES (j. k. ® •• In cJbCI June. 26, HO4) TBAINSMOBTH. no9pm -0 6—!>•»•> Grand Kapids 8:00 a tu rH,’! ‘ 5 42 UB to’' 1 * * TRAINS SOUTH j sßain CLOVER leaf. [ n effect June 2 . 1904. « RAST. Traveler, dally... 5:05 a m leOv except Sunday...ll a in •hatW*' daiff ‘ EfJT W °’ Bm »'o Sunday ...li:’oa <:■ CHICAGO & ERIE. in effect June W. I*4 WEST. f 'o X J!dodind ll ftilCM:o limited 3:(Ba tn and Uh.eagoLimited ’•'Xmth coach Columbus and hl.’Ago dftily .14.44 p n w ««-te BWEXP r , L".“’\ ! soon t . st Marion-Huntinirton Acc-m.. 10;10am 1,0 EA«T . 4*. Chicago and N V limited 11:21 p. ni * o ' - Vojuuuie Limited tor A t *.4. a m 3“ Jt-Marion and Columbua except finndblV M n New York Bouton Limited 1,(1 through coaches Columbus .nil Chicago4.s. pm 13 will not carry baggage. 3 and 4 haA°T’ «>* ch "eiumbus to citloaro it-8-20 Carry passed zers between Hammond ana Marlon. Lake tne « Western Time card from Bluffton. Ind, SOUTHBOUND Mo 41-Da Uy excpt Sunday 7:15 a m folt-DnlJ except Sunday UiS. 7 *® "J'»-l 'ally etctipt Sunday 6:25 pm Moll runs through to Indianapolis without •hangs, arriving 10:30 a m So Cleaves 1 ndianopolls at 7:00a tn. Runs through without change, arriving at Blufflot. 10:36 a n> Ko. 41 and 43 run via Muncie & Big 4 route —— ( jf ~ eSStiwiS?nSS’^W -IT6- , LT ' * In mind that at FRISTOE’S SMOKE HOUSE you have more brands of Cigars and Tobacco to (elect from than any House in Decatur. 113 South 2nd St. Opp. Court House Geneva was well repesented in a suit in c ourt today. Rev. Hevtel will preach at North Su'em Sunday moning. All are invited t<>|ittend.

I Big Cut Ribbon Sale I COMMENCING | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, And Continuing for One Week (Here are the lowest prices ever made on all Silk ribbons: I No. 60. All Silk Wash Ribbon -5c a yd. No. 40. All Silk Fancy Ribbon - 5c B No. 60. All Silk Taffeta Ribbon 15c I I No. 40. “ “ “ “ ioc “ No. 22. “ “ “ “ 8c '* No. 16. “ “ “ “ 7 C “ No. 100.“ “ “ “ i9 c “ These Ribbons are well worth double the price I am asking for them, be sure and supply yourself at at this sale. Standard Patterns ==FREE = With each and every sale of dress goods for syoo and over any pattern you may desire, will be gi\en FREE UNTIL OCT. Ist ■ Our line of dress goods is complete and upto-d.it . W The largest and newest popular priced line i ■ catur, without a doubt. Come in an see. 1 ALSO BIG LINE OF■" I Flannelettes and Waistings I Os All Kinds | CHAS. F. TRUE, ■ Big' Store Block

Mrs. Leisure is visiting at Fort Wayne today. George Gay returned to Lima, Ohio, this morning. Judge Heller was a business visitor at Fort, Wayne today. 2 Fted Reppert ye sterday sold a horse to M. E. Hutton at Geneva. The carpenters and tinners aie putting on a new roof on Thomas Archbold's home. Mrs. Martha Pden and son, of Union City, after visiting here went to Boliver, Ind., today. Mrs. William Guy, of Arkaloosa, i Ark., returned home this morn ing. She has been visiting the Gay and Green families here. A fair-sized audience saw “A Midnight Flyer” at the opera house last night. The show was not extra but the specialties were good, j German services will be held at the Zion Lutheran church on Eleventh street Sunday afternoon at two o’clock Rev. Klausing will preach. Everybody invited. The chilly blasts of today remind us of the severe weather of lust winter. Most people have scarcely thawed out yet and here it is time for another load of coal. Al Foreman, who has suffered no end of miseries, has gone to Phoenix, Arizona, for the betterment of his health. Here’s hoping he may succeed in regaining it. Mrs. Thornes and son, of North Baltimore, after having met old acquaintances at the family reunion of the Green and Gay families, returned this morning to their home. The peach season is on and they are scarce. Our merchants have secured a few and the wise housekeeper will buy while they can, for a few days more will close out the crop, which is said to be only onetenth of the usual amount. Decatur people were extremely well pleased with “Dorothv,” the comic opera that appeared there Saturday night. The prices were reduced there to 35 and 50 cents so that every one could get in which probably accounts for the show's p qmlarity. A number of Decatur young men became smitten with the long limbed pelican who played the part of Dorothy s cousin and followed the show to Winchester. —Bluffton News.

B. Da Rue, of Wren, was a visitor here today. Ruy Bell, of Wren, Ohio, is in our city today Grades Higher—prices lower. At Gus Rosenthal's 217d3 -Mrs. Mary Welty returned to her home nt Peterson today. “The Midnight Flyer” went to Portia: d this morning. H J. Hopple, of St. Marys, Ohio, is a happy caller here today. .Mrs. Dr. Connell and son are visiting ut;Fort Wayne today. Hand-tailored clothes for your best suit at Gus Risenthal’s. 217d3 BF. Gallery,'of Indianapolis, sold to our merchants here today. Elizabeth Oswat, of Huntington, Ind., returned to her home this morning. Mayor Coffee is at Toledo today transacting business of an important nature. Mrs. Philip Auth returned to Montpelier, Ind , after visiting with her parents. Douglass Elzey and wife and Jtwo sons returned to their home at Preble today. Mrs. W. H. Eberhart returned to Jonesboro, Arkansas, after a visit here with relatives. The Misses Sweet and Ollie Barn, hart will be Muncie, Ind., guests for the next few days. Tot Rainer will g 0 to Willshire tonight to make goo-goo eyes at the fair citizens of that hamlet. That day cn-rent is still as far eff as ever apparently, and the sesaon is here when we need it badly. Mrs. Houk and son of Williams who have been visiting through Arkansas, returned home this morning. Miss Dehna Daniels, after visiting here with Miss Maggie Darnels, returned to her home at Preble, today. Benjamin F. Bowsman and wife returned to their home at Pendleton.|lud., after a very pleasant visit here.

Mrs. Fannie Hamilton leturned to here home at Sharpesville, after a visit here with William Pike and family. Miss Roxie Graham returned to her home at Sharpsville, after a visit here with William Pike and family. A number of Decatur people will see the comic opera ‘Wang,” at the Masonic Temple, Fort Wayne tonight. The water works plant was shut down early this morning for the purpose of repairing some pump connections. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Studabaker went to Fort Wayne to attend De Wolf Hoppers’comic opera” Wang 1 ’ at the Temple. 1 John Meyers who has been out for the John Deere Plow Co., in the interest of the store, returned home this morning. The National Commission Co., are moving their broker office from the Stone block to rooms over Koenemann’s saloon. Dr. Ward of Geneva, Ind., after visiting Muncie, Anderson and the neighboring oil and gas towns, wasin our city between trains This morning brought John Holloway, Squire Veley and A. Mason, of Geneva, to onr city. Their business they say is unfinished business. Miss Caroline MoConnehey, of Van Wert. Ohio, was a transient passenger today. Between trains she was the guest of Mrs. Frank Sohirmeyer. Bob Gregory, of Clear Late, arrived in our city last night. He is the guest of his family. Bob has some big fish—y stories to tell. He will return Saturday night. “Bones” France wont to Berne last night to make collection for the firm of J. France A- Son. We trust he don’t take In any Wa-Ho-money. This is “Bonos” summer vacation. Adam Mason and John M. Holloway of Geneva, were today, conferring with several members of Sam Henry Post, relative to a meeting already called at Berne on October 5. at which time an Adams county association will be formed, and officers then elected. It is the purpose to have such an association for the purpose of yearly social meetings. and at this first, one the Grand Army comraandorlhns signified his intention of being present.

WE WANT YOU for our customer. Most everyone has found out that “Economy Means Saving. Have you? There must be a reason. We prove it every day and as a further proof we offer for this week: L “’P ««:.!<« ™,«1 price r*.. No. 8 heavy galvanized wash boilers, “ Rub J” brass footed lamp for '“w 39c special74 e this week 0n1y51.74 Mens extra quality suspenders, speLadie’s fancy colored hose, good val- i ■ . . ,/ M , , T7T i l4c ties at 10c. Special 7 e liawhlde -Stockings are made to wear Mens fast black or fancy hose, three Full bleached table cloths, 58 inches Tbe very best to bu - v for children, P airH -• • 22c wide, Special per yard2lc our price islsc pair Q ou^rice s ' 6Bl ‘‘’’ft LOW PRICES TALK ONE PRICE TO ALL IT’S UP TO YOU WHEN YOU THINK OF LOW PRICES, THINK OF THE ECONOMY TRUE'S OLD PLACE. NEW STORE,

Emil returned to Berne tKis noon. Fall suits in great variety at Gus Rosenthal’s. 217p3 S. A. M. Butcher, of Geneva, is here on business. Godfrey Bell made his wjekly trip to Hoagland last night. Mrs. C- A. Dugan will entertain the Whist club tomorrow evening. Fall underwear in great variety , and lowest prices at Gus Rosenthal’s. 217d3 The democratic first voters will organize tonight. Meet them at headquarters. The first real frost of the season is predicted for toright. Cover up vouv plants if you want to save them. Frank Gorsline of Kalamazoo, Mich., will go to Louisville, Ky., to buy horses. While here he was the guest of H. L Smith. Miss Mathilda Henneford, of Vers Cruz, has sent some original drawings to some of her friends here that prove her talents in that direction. »

Mrs. Boy Archbold is entertaining at cards this afternoon at her home on First street in honor of her guest. Mrs. JDimke, of Dele- ' | ware, Ohio. The one-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer, of the south part of town is very sick with stomach trouble. Her condition is serious. Messrs. Frank Meyers. Art Young. Nel Smitley James Baker. Ross EI wards and Andrew Ray, of Willshire. Ohio, who have been over the greater part of Michigan looking at the land, will arrive home this evening. The big suit and cloak 'opening soon. Wait for it; exclusive style Niblick &Co Warm overcoats for cool winds at Gus Rosenthal's. 217d3 For Sih—"look stove, good as now; wi[l sell cheap. Enquire of Mrs. Harvey Hart, South Sixth street. 217d4 The big suit and cloak opening soon. Wait for it; exclusive style. Niblick & Co Cravenet raincoats for wet and dry weather at Gus Rosenthals. 21,d3 127.00 specia homeseekers’ rates, via Erie railroad. On August 23, September 13 and 27 the Erie will sell homeseekers’ tickets, good for 21 days, to points in Louisiana, Arkansas Kansas, Indian and Okla homa territories. A. M- DeWese Old Settlers’ Excursion, Tuesday, Oct. 4th, via Erie railroad. Round trip will bo sold from Decatur to Lisbon, Ohio, for 33.75, Youngstown, 33.75, Greenville Pa. 34.,75. Special train IcavesDeoatur at 7:01 m. Tickets good returning 30 days. For further informtion call on or write O. L. Enos, Marion, Ohio. 327.50 Hot'Springs, S.D . 30.70 Deadwood and Lead and return from Chicago daily, via the Chinago * North Western Ry. Correspondingly low rates from other points. The Black Hills region the groat natural sanitarium of the west, is one of the most picturesque spots in the world ami well worth a visit. Information and 1 tickets can lie scoured from your 1 home agent. Illustrated Black HHIs 1 booklet with valuable map mailed on receipt of 4 cent, in stamps by W .B . Kniskern. Chicago-

1. Get Y our Money’s F Worth Wfr I Just as soon as you decide \ that you want the best wL N Foot - weir that your money„will buy, ) Head Yourself for This Store We will convince you that here 1 is the place tJ buy. It’s like finding shoe money, you get i o i much for your dollars here. Charlie Voglewede THE SHOE SELLER 123 N. Second St. Decatur, Ind. » I Ip f „ IJr f owiß COPVRiGHT T!IE QUESTION of homes tight doa. We solve ihe problem. Ask us I ow. JlO to $ 100 or any amount can lie burrowed on your Furnitun>, Piano, Horses and wagons. Buggies. Stocks and fixtures, etc., and leave the property in your poaaeMion. You can pay it back in email weekly ’ or monthly payments na you mar wish, and we give you a liberal discount if paid before due. If you owe any other Loan Company and want to pay them off and get more, and save money beside, write us. If you want money, fill out the following blank, cut it out and mail it to us. Our agent will lie in Dueatur every Wednesday and will call on you. All business or inquiries positively confidential. Your name — Street an<l Number- — ■ Amount Wanted - Kind of Security 1 : -j -UM k Room 3, Arcade, Upstairs. Home Phone 99f> FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. ESTABLISHED 1895

Wanted— Man to write accident and sick benefit. inaurunce in 1) ca tur. Goodoontrsct and speedy promotion to a man that emu got the business. Address, Indiana C.isu- 1 alty Co., Fort Wayne, Indiana 21418

For Sale—One nine room dwelling on corner seventh and Marshall street; large lot, city and soft ■ wa*er, also good barn, chicken house and park. I i piiro at residonee, or of l"<> Tonin'llier, North Second street. A bargain to 'l’ 1 '*'* ’ buyer.