Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 10, Decatur, Adams County, 23 January 1905 — Page 3

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1840 FIFTH ANNUAL 1905 SIS JSWSf COST SHE Sale Closes Tuesday/ January 3 1, 'OS Bargains in all Departments Many have taken advantage of the extreme low prices of all classes wearing apparel and house furnish •’■t a great reduction. What we Advertise we do Make your selection before Sale Closes .... All Goods Sold STRICTLY FOR CASH No Goods Laid Aside at Sale Prices NIBLICK & CO.

W. H. Hnghos made a visit at H Ilin ton today. |John Lachut, of Berne, was trans noting business hire today. Mrs. V. F. Tisrun went to Bluffton today, to visit her daughter. Wall Womhoff is attending to monument business at Fort Wayne today. A. C- Spahr went to Bingen thia morning, whore ho will teach school. Miss Laura danger, of Borne, s|s>nt Sunday heie with Miss Della Harrnff. Miss Nellie Simison of Berne, s]H«n Sunday here with Miss Jes«ie Winnes, Miss Anna Tester wont to Fort Wayne this morning to s|>end the day with friends. Phil Macklin returned to Geneva this morning, after spending Sunday hero with friends. Miss Doris Acker returned to Geneva this morning. While here she was a guest of her grandpar ente. Mrs. James Carpenter returned to Kaamazoo, Mich., this morning. While here sho was a guest of Mr and Mrs. Ezra Cutting. Burt Townsend went to Fort Wavne this morning to resume his school work, saftor spending Sunday ht re with his father. Unclaimed letters at the postoflioe as follows: M. R. Hartman, Frank Hagnrty, Harry H. Hoffman, Wm. Duroin, Wm. Franke, Peter Razet. George McKean left this morning fur California and other western points, where he will look for a favorable location to engage in business. He will be absent for several months. • Decatur lodge, No. 571, F. & A. M will hbld a special meeting Tuesday evening, January 24, at 7 o'clock, prompt. Work in the first degree. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed. Henry B. Heller, W. M. Robert Monroe, of Muncie, J. K. T. Current, of Portland, Guilford B. Roberts, of Alexandria, Harry Hat die, of Anderson, have been sa loot *d to collect the manufactur ing statistics in the eighth district, for the census bureau. The position pays three dollars a day, and will last about six months.

Dan Artingcr, of Monroe, was a visitor hero today. ■—y Robert Allison is on the sick list, suffering with lagrippe. Will Winnes made a business trip to Delphos, Ohio, today, Guy Dorwin made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening.) Gene Ehinger, of Huntington, was in the city yesterday a guest of friendm. Frod Schurger and Harvey Ba kvr made a visit at Alexandria today. Mrs. Boyd Price, of Crown Point, is in the city, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ham Knamp. J. A. Smith went to Fort Wayne yesterday, being allied there owing to the sickness of his sister . Miss Matildia Henneford returned to Vera Cruz today, after sending Sunday here with her aunt. Mrs. Sanderson returned to Rose len, Ohio, today. While here sho was a guest of her daughter. Mrs. C. C. Edington returned to Rockford, Ohio, today, after a visit in this city, the guest of relatives. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Leßron died yesterday aborning, and will be buried tomorrow morning. Born, to ’Mr. and Mrs. Chris Meyer, a ten pound hoy, and Chirs can't get the smile off bis face today. Both mother and babe doing well. Judge R. K. Erwin left for For j Wayne this morning, where he will preside as special judge in the Jackson township contest election case, in which the township trustees are having a tight. Mrs. C . J- Lutz returned last evening from Fort Wayne, where she has been o ntined in the Hope hos pital, taking treament for an injury received in a wreck at Kokomo some time ago. She is reported as being mproved. Wanted—Salemen with ability ajnd business experience to sell highgrade lubricating oils, greases and paints on commission. Man owninghorse and buggy who could call on owners of threshing machinery preferred. Liberal terms. References required. The Federal Oil Co., Cleveland, O. 10d2

READ THIS Then if you know anything about our competitor’s priceo, it won’t be hard for you to understand that “ECONOMY MEANS SAVING.” . . Special LAMP Bargain for This Week . We have a few fancy decorated parlor lamps which generally sell for $2 25, wo offer choice of this lot for $1.48. Better see them I'lain while dlllll'T pluh-K I'.le I I <jt. granite di*h pun I'. ■ 11.. r.it«M|u’iip* itnd smicers. set ' Handled cups A ssucers set 21c 2 qLcovafed bucket fte 10 qt. granite water paill2c No. 20granite kettle 124' Glass lamp complete Ilk* No. 8 tea kettle2lc 4 qt. euffrai pot |()c 4 qt. pudding pan s<* Tin cups each 1c No. N granite tea kettles9c Decorated pie plates per set.... ..21c Large white deep dish Be Galvanized coni hod* 26c Horse aboe bettom tatnbleni, set.. 13c Wash bowl and pitchero9c Cabinet hair pins each *lc Kid hair curlers, bunch 4c Ironing wax 6 forsc Tooth-pieks per package 3c White metal tea spoons, set 7c Iron handles each 5c Machine oil u bottle,.-tc 3 boxes ball bluesc NxlO looking g1a55.....10c 5 yards unbleached Crash Toweling 19c WE ARE NOT CLOSING OUT ANY GOODS, We are only selling them. Our prices demonstrate the FACT Economy Means Saving WE DELIVER GOODS. f, fl. EPPSTEIN.

Band meeting tonight. jWill Kelbvy, of Berne, was a business caller here today. Rev. John C. Whita made u business visit at Portland today. Mrs. Ota Gross returned to Geneva today. While here he was a guest of friends. Miss Bessie Heimna went to Ohio City today, to visit for a few diys with relatives. W. P. Edmundson went to Indianapolis todiiy,*after spending a weak here with friends The will of Christian Sherry war probated today, T. L. Fruchte being appointed executor. Miss Lillie L ewton returned to Berne today, after a visit with her mother neir Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Dullaghan returned to Fort Wayne today, after a visit here, the guests of relatives. A warrant was issued today for Mrs. Cecil Augsburger, who will be returned to East Haven asylum at Richmond tomorrow. The funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Hoile were held yesterday at the Fuelling church, and a large assembly was piesent. Interment was made in the Fuelling cemetery. Miss Edna .Crawford entertained a number of her friends last evening at at the home of Mr. and Mts. W. A. Kuebler, at six o’clock tea. Those present were Misses Miyme Smith, Agnes Mylott, Dode Voglewede and Messrs. ‘’Fish” Mangold, Oscar Augsberger and Horace Snow. The funeral services of Mrs. Terrence Ginley were held this morning at nine o’clock at the St. Mary's church, A large crowd was present to pay their last tribute of respect to the deceased. Interment was made in the St. Joseph cemetery. The floral offerings were very beautiful. Monte Cristo, the play billed for the opera house Friday, January 27, has a great reputation. It has been played by manv celebrated actors. Mr. James O’Neil, whom everyone knows by reputation, will always b< connected with the play, his ren- , diiion of the part of Edmond Dante ' ranking very high in the estimation of every American theatre goer, and his memory will live forever on account of his connection with this 1 great play. Every Sunday evening a numb e of Decatur’s yoang men loaid the Grand Rapids train and go to Bi-rno where they sp nd the evening. ) This occurrence has been going on for some time and we are at a loss to understand what the attraction is, unless there are girls m the case, and should this be true, it is high time our own girls were geting busy and oorraling these young men and make them spend the railroad fare for [candy Wake up, girls, and get busy. C. W. B. M. Day program. Hymn —“I gave my Life to Thee.” Scripture lesson, Mrs. Buhler. God’s commands and promises the foundation on which the Christian Woman’s Board of Missions is builded Prayer Hymn—“My Jesus I Love Thee.” Prayer — Mrs. Artman. Duet—Misses Daniels and Segur Paper—Hisorical sketch of C. W. B. M., Mrs. Holloway. Anthem, choir. Adross. O. J. Brown. Offering, Hymn—“ Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the Sun.” Benediction. A general invitation extended to all.

"Mr. and Mrs. J. Sawyers returned ’ to Fort Wayne today. They were enroue from Bluffton. Mr. and Mrs. jWood returned to Geneva today, after a visit here, the guests of relatives . Mrs. J. W. Poling and daughter returned to Redkey today, While here they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Burkhead. About twenty live young people are going to Ohio City this evenirg to witness the production of the fa -ce comedy, “Blizzard,” that will be produced by the home talent oomjiany from this place. In the case of the State vs Lillie Marshound before 'Squire Smith for assault and battery on one Miss Emma Smith, the defendant plead guil ly and was fined one dollar and co«ts, which she promptly paid and was released from custody. Constable W. E Smith made the arrest. Nineteen years ago the 19 instant the big Karg well w ,s ushered into existence, and the people of Findlay went wild with excitement, which continued for many months. The thunder of its noise fairly shook the earth, and the light from its huge flame made it possible to rend a newspaper at night at a distance of six miles. It was estimated at the time that fully a quarter ot a million strangers visited the great well b fore it was finally “caged.” | Mrs Tinner will arrive Tuesday trom Fort Wayne, and give her usual weekly[danoinglesson, which will last from eight until nine o'clock, after which she will give a general dance to the public, the admission being 35 cents. These jossons arc being given at the Entre Nous club, and any one desiring to take a course may do so by calling at this club at the above named hours. Mrs. Tanner is well versed in this art, and is teaching all the latest dances. For the past month this city seems to have been the mecca for tramps who have been giving the police no end of trouble, and causing the citizens sumo inconvenience. This should to stopped and the ' city made such a terror to these travelling gentleman that they, would give us a wide berth. You can assist the police by refusing them any thing to ent instead of being lienient to them and th6 city i officials shoul furnish some 1 kind of employment to keep them busy while inmprisonod. In this way they would soon ghunDaoatur.

The Last Day TTTTTTT7TTTTTTTTTTTTTTT7TT Saturday is the last day of our sale. Come if you don’t buy anything, We will be glad to see you. Lots of people came this week who did not intend to uy, bu went out carrying bundles of our Sale Shoes, a his sale positively closes Saturday night. See Our Windows For Prices We put on sale to-morrow about 35 pairs Mens’ SnagProof Rubber Boots 1904 make at $2.59 Everything Goes To-morrow CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE THE SHOE SELLER Sells it for less Some Old Place

I Rev. Jones yesterday preached his sermon of acceptance at the St. John's Lutheran church and a large crowd was present to hear his talk which wa« a powerful oration, he being a fluent talker and having good command of the English Jan‘guage. The Blizzard Opera company left today for Ohio City, where they show this evening. This is tho home talent company and is composed of eight members, six geutlemon and two ladies. This company carry their own scenery and b trunks und look like the real thing. This j occasion at Ohio City tonight will ' long be remembreed by the theatregoing people of that amlet and tiefore leaving the Company may fully become acquainted with the price of bud fruit.