Daily Democrat, Volume 2, Number 284, Decatur, Adams County, 10 December 1904 — Page 3

I timetables I /UMNO RAPIDS & INDIANA RAILWAY I " iJmlxr 25, 190* -Now in Effect. sun I StP Hz Sun Ex Sun Ex s only ■ n?catui ' I)Ka ' n 7 :1 < a,n ‘•' 6 P ,U 7:s'l»n; 4Spm ■ 2:01 “ b-i 5 - 2:13 " 8 55 ■■ h;45 .. ■ Richmond 330 9.42 340 1015' ■ -Cincinnati?' ls 12.20:105:55 ■ ."train sleeper to lincimati i: 16 train par ■ 1 -o Trains a wive from south «at r 3rt a ni ■ Icf a iu daily ami 3.17 P m. Ex Sunday. ■ uaiiy SpVd. Kx — fl .< Decatur 130 am 7:59 a.m. 3:17 p.m ■ir Ft Wayne 2:20 8:50 ■ 4 . 4 U .. ■ .'<;d Rapids 6:45 1:50 p.m v4O ■ fl .. Traverse City I:2spm / 8:00 •• fl. ..yetosky 2:50 •; 9:35 •• 6;05 ain ■ Mackinaw 415 >0:50 7520 fl train steeping car to Grand Rapidsand ■ «a?ki»«w W»y- ,7 Wt™" l parlor car to ■ rrmdKapids and Mackinaw City J:I . „ m I .rani par'or car to Grand Rapids, sleeping cat ■ ibMaSie v City. 1 rams arrive from north at ■ osa.p . Ua. m. 1:16 p. 111. 7:5! p.m, ■ 1 Bryja". A « e - *-• *«• Lockwood, G. p A ■ Gr. Rapids, Mich. | CLOVER LEAP. I In effect June 26,1904. ! EAST, ■ , 0 Commercial Traveler, dally... 5:06 am I jol-Jlall. dally, except Bunday ..11.37 a m I So 4-s Day ExpreM. dally 6:20 p m ■ Jo Zi-Looal FrtlfhtT.,- 11:01 Em INo *•“?»;—, 6:05 a m ■ go I—Mall, dally, except Bunday .iitioam ■ go s -Commercial Traveler, dally .. 8:41 n m ■go M-Local Freight 11:01 p m I NEW ERIEIIME TABLE. I EAST BOUND ■ No. 1%. -.9.40 p. ni. I No. 14. - .8:20 p, m ■ No. 4- - 4:40 p.n, ■ No. 6:58 am. I WEST BOUND " >:4T “ “ I No. — -.................. .... S:o2a. m I No.«e»— - 10-10 am | No. 3 a l-;44 p. m. ■ No. 134 j - 5:56 p. m ■ NO. ?.|r— 2:00 a. mi I Lake Erie & Western I Time card from Bluffton Ind I SOUTHBOUND I NO. 41—Dally exept Bunday ?:15am I No. 19—Daily except Sunday 1157 am 1 No 15—Daily except Sunday 5 25 on! ■ No 41 rung through to Indianapolis without I ehange. arriving 10:30 a tn I No. « leaves Indlanopollx at 7:00 a tn. Runs ■ through without change, arriving at Bluffton ■ No. 41 and 42 run via Muncie A Big 4 route

I Don't Look I I -IN Fristo e's Smoke House I Window. (Somethin’ Doin’) I Christmas Eve. I Oon t forgot we will save any- | thing forj-nn without any cash nil tiEXßas. Hensley. 277dtt.

BIG SALE OF DISHES | ATV—- I > TRUE’S '-•. . . I Got too many, must sell some. Am going to give yon some BIG BARGAINS j I Read this “ad” carefully and note the prices: Plain White ~ imported ~ ~ ..„d samvrs . ..i„ ch Haviland eh,,,,, COIIp i;iu . s | ['. 500 ' .*2 25 1 Plain White thin imported china seven and a half at/• t Tr , . ’! Se -fl . inch plates 50c a sei 6 ’ " cll Ha " lal ’ d «*»? platfs at .. •. I Plain White thin imported china fruit saucers at ....... .... *2.00 a >ei ■ • 5-inch Haviland china, fancv bread and butter 1 ■a Large fancv thin imported chma frn.t dishes . . Two’crades the het Fn C li,h dih4r ware ni™.t„a I Tlima uro nic n thin imwnrt*»d china, ennd ner sets will go at c t o on fnrqrvtflhio "Re sure and secure them soon, as they , . *‘ ‘ a set will go out in a rush [ 1 ioo-piece decorated dinner sets will go at $5 OH ■ Will sell for a short time only i lot roopv ce plain white dinner sets go at < % roo-piece Haviland & Co’®., very best .and newest. y piece plain white china berry set. will p-o at (sOc pattern in decorated dinner sets at . . sls 00 - i t. . ■ H /-niege decrirnfed clnna berry set, $1,25 >o $4 50 S What better present could you buy for your wife , ' e . , ■ _or daughter than » ''j eh ma creams and s,, „„ I Haviland Dinner Set I bip lot t-liina ortie’esbormer price !O.c> ; m.K. tl „,. I Think it over and decide, yes I will. . ~. . . fle each I You can’t afford to pass this sale by. thinking it is only an “ad” and you can get I them any time-not so, this sale or never. Remember too that this is your place 1 to buy your good S French China and Cut Glass j We have the goods and will make the right prices. I am going to close out my U TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS I this month; so look out for the special sale on these goods, In short time you will get them in time for holidays at about one half price. Wait for my sale, « Also have six show cases tor sale cheap.

w H. Niblick made a visit to at y arsnw last evening. v inf f rV<l SmHh retorned IM* even, n ’ng from a trip to Berne. ■ Mrs. j. R eynolds mado businegs r tri l* to Auburn last evening. Amos Hirsohy made a business 1 trip to Grabill last evening. 1 Jesse Dailey arrived last evenins from Toledo, and is the guest of 1 his mother. 1 Mrs. C. L. Kimmel arrived today M°' n fn ytO v n ' nnd 18 8 ” Ueßt °* 1 Mrs. Belle France 8. G. Sheller returned cast even’ng from Monroe, where he was attending to business. > Mrs. Craig went to Portland this 1 morni ng to attend the funeral of ‘ her aunt, Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. B. J. Breiner went to Fort Mayne last evening to visit over Sunday with her brother. .Mrs. William Zircle went to Fort Mayne this morning to ’attend the funeral of J. R. Thompson. Edward Peltz returned to ''Fort Wayne last evening. While here he was the guest of his son. Homer Merica went to Fort Wayne this morning to attend the funeral of J. R. Thompson. Misses Arbie and Goldie Loch went to Fort Wayne this morning to sjiend the day with friends. Mrs. Lulu Everett, of Detroit, Mich,, arrived last evening and is the guest of Mrs. Fred Tague.

Mrs. Hiram Gregg went to Port land this morning to attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Holmes. Misses Ellen and Clara Springer went to Fort Wayne last evening to spend a few days with relatives. T Mr and Mrs. M Geyer went to Grand Rapids last evening to visit for several weeks with with their son. Frank Oldigus returned last evening from Berne, where he was doing work for the telephone company. Mrs. Philip Hinkle and son, of Veroqua, Wis., left this morning for Goshen, where she will visit with her mother, Mrs. Beam. While here she was the gnest of Mr. and Mrs. D. E Studabaker.

UaViß made tt tr 'P to Milo toJ ohn Short made a trip to Fort _ ayne this morning. “Trank SchuSTaoker made a visit at Fort Wayne this morning. Mrs. Elzey went to Bluffton today to Visit over Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Ed Ahr went to Bluffton toay o make a short visit with rela tives. Miss Lona Haden went to Celina today to visit for a short time with relatives. Miss Grace Lewton went to Peterson today to spend Sunday with her mother. Ezra Cutting went to Waterloo this morning to visit over Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Lyons. Miss Donathan and Miss Beyerly went to Fort Wayne this morning, to spend the day with friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lake returned today to Toledo. They were here attenang the funeral of his mother. Mrs. C W Casebere returned to Butler, this morning. While here she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs E. H. Rose. - Mrs. W. D. Wetter left today for Wren, Ohio, to spend Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. W. g. Stolts and family. Superintendent Conway, of the Metropolitan Life Insurance coni pany, was a business caller here today. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Vesey returned to Fort Wayne this'morning. While here they were the guests of Mrs A. B. Morrison. N. C, Coverdale, proprietor of the News stand, has added in connection there a full and complete line of candies for the holidays. He has nothing but the best. The store room has been rearranged so that it now presents a cheerful appearanoe.

J. H. Davis has completed the cement floor in the Old Adams County bank building, and is packing his goods preparatory to returning to Portland to stay for the winter. He will return here next spring and finish several Contracts he has.

A. E. Rose made a visit at Berre today. John Schug made a business trip to Brene today. Ed Vancil returned today from a business trip at Fort Wayne, g B- W. Hendricks, of Monroe, was a business caller here today. J. A. Laisure, of Monroe, was transacting business here today. Miss Lola Bur khead returned to Monroe today, she was shopping here. J. H. Davis went to Portland today to spend Sunday with his family. Miss Frazier returned today from .tort Mayne, where she was taking treatment for her eyes. Miss Josephine Niblick went to Fort Wayne last evening to make a short visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank returned to Gas City today. While here they were the guests of relatives W R. Neal left today for Indian apolis to viist for a short time be tore assuming his new work. Father Benzinger returned last evening to Hesse Cassel. While here he was a guest of Father Wilken. Misses Edna Harvey and Edith Towne returned to Geneva today. They were enroute from Eastern Ohio. Billy Bell, Adams county’s short man, was in the city today and at the same time George Barner, their tallest man, came in for a short visit with friends. Mr. Barber is six feet and nine and a half inches in height and Billy Bell is about four feet. An ordinary man could stand on Billy’s shoulders and still net come up to Mr. Barber's height. —Bluffton Banner.

M anted—Gir to do geneial housework. Inquire at B. Wem hoff's, 125 Fourth street. 281d3 The Queen Esther Band are makpreparations for their fair that they expect to hold December, 15th and 16th which comeson Thursday and Friday. On these two evpmngs the Band will serve supper the menu of which will be published later. The fair will no doubt prove a big success and should be well attended as the proceeds go to a good cause.

The Fact That my business shows a wonderful increase each season is sufficient proof that my shoes are the kind careful buyers want. May be you were here today and saw the people that crowded our Store. May be you have’nt been here yet. We know WE can save you money on your footwear and we want YOU to know it. Hundreds of satisfied Customers know it and we are waiting to show YOU. CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE, THE SHOE SELLER Same Old Place 123 N. Second St.

Julius HougkJ informed us last evening that he is having considerable trouble at his Blue Creek stone quarry with thieves, who in fact f steal anything they can lay their ■ hands on. They on Thusday night • stole a ton of coal and two weeks ’ ago stole <BO worth of tools. He 1 knows the party who stole the coal and unless he is reimbursed for the ' same will turn the guilty parties over to the proper officials. A farmer says that he rids his farm of rats in the following man ner: “On a number of pieces of shingles I put about a teaspoonful 1 of molasses and on that I put a , small quantity of concentrated lye , and then put the old shingles around under the cribs. The next morning I found some forty dead rats, and the rest left for parts unknown. 1 have cleared several farms of the pests in the same way, and never knew it to fail.” County Superintendent Brandyberry of Adams county, has withdia.vn his resignation. When he announced his intention to resign, candidates sprang up on every side for the place. His resignation was to take effect December 8 at 10 o’clock, but a few minutes before that time he filed his written withdrawal. The board was minded to pay no attention to the withdrawal and go ahead and appoint a successor, but the county attorney in formed them that Mr. Brandy berry was acting wholly within his rights, h and that they could not appoint a . successor.—Bluffton Banner. L Strong Testimony. Gilmore Drug Co., Fletcher. Ohio Gentlemen: Having a horse with a bad bruise on one of its hind legs 1 I wasindveed to try a bottle of your i Caustic Oil, and as 1 got such good I results from its use I have ug , e d it for many other ailments, such as lame I back, gore throat, freak cuts, etc., and I have found it just as-beneficial in all' cases, in fact.l would not l>e without it, and can r<eommend it to anyone, either for man or beast, \ours truly O. O. Lentz. D. D. S., Piqua. Ohio. 150 misses woolen sweaters at I's e.mts this week at The tfouthl, End Bargain Store. 2(>Bdtf

Buv Meat Now AT YOUR OWN PRICES The meat trust is busted, and with it the pjffcSee. If y ( . u are wise you will take advantage of weguote l>e low. No limit to the amount of your purchase. Note closely the privet.; Round, Sirloin and Porterhouse, best, peril). |oc Gnuck Steak, per )b ; 8c Beef Roast, per lb . 5 u> 7c Boiling Beef, per lb., : . . 2tc 5c Sliced Pork, per lb ! . ! . < . 10c or lbs. for 25c Pork and Chunk, lb •„ . I. . 7c Sausage, per lb ./. • • IOC o.r .s 11 for 2f>C Head Cheese, Blood and Liver SaUtraji*'d|'})ei pb 5c Bologna and \\'eii),e'vurst. perlb' .~; 7c Lard, per lb 7e ..'il : I his is not cheap poor meat tut the very Imm), Hurt Im fU v can buy iu a good market. ? . ■■ JAMES BAIN Monroe St. DECATUR, IND.

BUSINESS MENTION I have used my best judgment in selecting my holiday stock to please your wants, and will leave it to your judgment whether it is well selected. Call and examine them. Hensley. 277tf Santa Claus’ headquarters at Coffee & Baker’s this year. 280dtf. Lost—A ten-dollar bill, between Adams County Bank and Adams street. Finder return to Nettie Moses and receive reward. For Sale—Four-year-old driving horse, well broke; also 2 two yearold draft colts coming two years old. DAN ERWIN. 281d2wks Candy Toys—Christmas trees, tons of candy and nuts at lower prices than Santa Claus can give, at Coffee & Baker’s. 280dtf My stock is the cleanest, newest and best selected I ever handled. My prices are the lowest. Hensley. 277dtf. I have the finest line of cut glass ever displayed anywhere. Call and examine them. It costs yon nothing to look. Hensley 277dtf All book accounts must be paid by the 15th. Please settle and avoid the collector. Mrs. M. P. BURDG Itod Notice. I have plenty of money to loan on farms at low rate of interest. | Partial payments at any time. No i com mission. Dore B. Erwin, attorney at law. 277dtf

T" GET Treko THE SWELL FRENCH PERFUWf FOT SALE BY

Blackburn & Christen Holthouse Drug Co. W. H. Nachtrieb Smith Yager & Falk ASK FOR A SAMPLE