Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 19, Decatur, Adams County, 2 February 1905 — Page 3

IIME TABLES in R4PIDS 4 INDIANA RAILWAY 'interr J"* N.iwmrtfrit Mtn .ourniMily H« sun K» Mtn K» a only ! , tfunq.iiMl l.i'ipm - Mpm? 4»pm uund *»«•••■'»" *«»;.»» ■ • htriond JJ® *' »<’ " I*",. i' | , ’"n , , , ;;<prrtol*n*lnn»d, it* train jutr i Train* arrive from «outh nl tjo n. m m .tally and J >7 P »»»• K« Humtay. Daily iMlly to Kb Mun i" 0 " 1 rjonttl , p m Wityne »:•» ” " W 4»» *' »45 " i W p.m sbo " rrrwCify I »M"U te uo " %ky »IS® " MS #:#s a.m kin»w 4IS " »S“ " 71*. •• train .Ireping rar to Grand Hnpirla and mw Pity 7:5V* m. train parlor rar to Hnpida and Mtnkinaw City 3:17 p, m aitlrit rar to Grand Kapklß. al«<-pin| rat kirn • City Train* arrive from north at m . ,14 a m. 11* p nt 741 p.m wu Aar. C. L. Utfkworwl. 0. |>. A Gr Rapid*. Mich NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. KAST BOUND »!*a nt rx Suu . .... ®:Vi. nr t wp . u> II el, Suu ":w p. m P.sop U>. , It doe* not carry banner, ami doe* not i iciaaenttera ea»i of .Marnm. uh 10. WKBT BOUND ; „, , >OO » m t —-—— X:S7 a tn. •I', x Sun ™. 10:t<*a. tn. 13 —- - ■ • ■ *:#• P tn. ept Monday'* A day* rol'K Irgal holiday., 13 does not carry baggage. - — CLOVER LEAP. In affect June », WM. H aAST. Traveler, dally... » .vag> S-Mall, dally, eicept Sunday...ll kt a m tl’.s WMT I— Pay lipreee. dally .... I 4*a tn l-Mali. daP/.eieept Sunday 11 »am y—Cotnncercl*! Traveler, dally |o.Or pm rt-Loca. Freight Lake tine & Western Time card from Bluffton Ind. A SOUTHBOUND exept Sunday f'**an> I»—Dally except Sunday 1167 am 16— Daily except Sunday S:»pm at xe. arriving 10:30 a m A- b u leaves Indiauopoile at 7KXIa m. Runs without change, arriving at Bluffton ■Pan

■\V H Graham, of Monroe, was* H business caller here today I Frank Foreman, of Berne, was K the city today on business. I A. J Smith went to Auburn last *' ning, where he will attend to ti iber business. I The Bon Ton club will meet this < ening with Miss Katie Mylott. I Mrs. Stevens returned this morn Big from Monroe, where she was B > ting with relatives. I Mrs. Frank Crill returned last ■vening from Geneva, where she B-i* visiting with her sister. I Manager Epstine of the Economy tore is attending to business of mpartance at Huntington this peek. Mrs. Dan Haley went to Fort Vayne last evening to Fort Wayne Mt evening to visit for a few days ■with her daughter. | Organizer Brady of the United flypographical Union, of Indianap Llis, was in our city last evening hooking over the local organization A small blaze occurred last evening at the Murray hotel, (caused bv a chimney burning out. No dam age to amount to anything was done. Miss Jennie Meyers enetrtained a number of her young friends last evening at her country home in honor of Miss Lulu Ward, of Huntington. The Young Folks’ Country club held one of their regular dances last evening at the Entre Nous club A large crowd was present and an en joyable evening spent i

Charles Ross returned yesterday afternoon from New York City, where he was spending his winter vacation, and has again resumed his position with Lyman Bros.

Special prices on Men’s and Boys’ Winter Suits, Overcoats, and winter Underwear. Yours for Business, Elzey & Vance

Band meeting tomorrow night Clifford L*, of Berne, was a vis 1 itor hero today. Ham Knntt, of Borne, was a bosinoss caller here today. Charion Magley made a business trip t<> Bluffton today, | Jonas Neuettschwander of Berne, wan a visitor here t nitty .100 Hooker, of Monroe, was a business caller hero today. K L Carrol is attending to grain business nt Fori Wayne tixlay. Henry Detrick, of Sebum, Ohio, was a business caller hero today. Joe Oestetneyer made a business trip tu lluugUnd tins morning H. A. Baird, of Geneva, was transacting business here today. Phil Macklin arrived *aat evening from Genova, ami is a guest of relatives. Attorney Sturgis, of Blnffton, was looking after legal business here today. Mrs Mary Suddeth wont to Will shire today to visit for a few days with relatives. Mrs Brown returned to Keystone today, after making a visit here with relatives. | Mrs. Woitrer returned to Williams thia morning. While here she was the guests of relatives. Ben Rice returned last evening from Ridgeville, where he was at tending to timber business. John Sampson returned to Fort Wayne thia morning. While here . ahe was the guest of relatives Unclaimed letters are at the posti office for R. A. Sanders. Rebeoca Eghrina, S. F. Landler, Henry ' Fieat. Godfrey Bell, Grover Hoffman and Robert Saxner went to Huntington last evening to visit with friends. A sleighing party last evening drove to the home of Mr. and Mrs Reuben Berry, who live southeast of this city. A crowd of young folks are contemplating a sleighing party to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fulk tomorrow evening. A sleighing party last evening drove to the home of Herman Sellemeyer, who resides three miles south of this city and had a moat enjoyable time Mrs. W. A. Kuebler entertained a number of young folks at her home last evening in honor of Fran k Kuebler. of Toledo. O. Whiat was played and Mr. Kuebler during the evening rendered some very fine vocal selections. A fine time was had by all present. The Bachelor Maids met last ' evening with Miss Rose (’onter on First sheet. Whist was played and Misses Bertha Fnllenkamp and Mayme Brake won first prizes and Misses Edith Wemhoff and Jest-ie McLean co prizes. Re freshments were served. The club ; will meet next Thursday evening with Miss Bertha Fnllenkamp The oldest living veteran of the civil war, William Walsh, of Akworth, N H., has had his pension increased from |!2 to per month. He is 105 years old, and in I writing to his representative Walsh says the older he gets the more he can apand. He says he needs the additional sl2 per month in order ( that he can live incomfcrtand have I all the tobacco he can chew.

John Rtonoburner made a business trip to Geneva today. Gideon Retaon of Berne waa a business caller here today. Philip Hohng, of Berne, was a buKinosH visitor here today. Bonbon Breiner made a businem trip to Hoagland thia morning. Jake Weil, of Indianapolis, is in our city today buying up horses. Eli Netienaohwander, of Berne, whs a business visitor here today. George Nichols, of Berne, was a husineaa caller hero last evening. and embmlderies in new and attractive patterns at True s. Mrs. J. Grose and son returned to Monroe today. They wore shopping here. Walt Johnson, of Monroe, was transacting business in the city today. L. L. Syphers, of Willshire, passed through our city today, enroute to Geneva. Miss Ethel Hendricks returned to Monroe today,'after a visit here with friends. Mrs. Henneizer tetnrned ,to Williarns last evening. She was shopping here. Mrs Harry Stranb went to Arbanian, Ohio, today, to visit with her parents. Mrs. J. F. Crist returned to Monroe today. While here she was a guest of relatives. Charles Cusick returned last evening from Geneva where he was attending to oil business. Miss Pearl Majors returned to Fort Wayne this morning, after at tending the N. H. C- dance Mrs. B. Plook returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after visiting here for few days with relatives. Dan Haefiing returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after making a pleasant visit here with his brother. Chris Strebe made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening in the interest of the Grand Rapids railroad. Frank France lets t-jday for Mus kogee, I. T., where he will again resume the manufacture of ice cream during the coming season After sjiending the winter here with friends and relatives. Frank will keep in touch with Decatur donigs by reading the Daily Democrat. The Christian Endevors of the Presbyterian church hold their regular business meeting on Frida y evening at 7.30 Februarv 3- All members are requested to be pres ent and bring your friends. A pro gram is prepared and refreshments will be served. A small Decatur boy being told that a large stork had brought them a little sister for a present was asked if he wanted to see her. He studied a moment and replied that he didn't but he would like to see the stork. Last night was the coldest of the present winter, and today’s sun has failed to thaw it out to any great extent. The thermometer registered fifteen below zero at four o’clock this morning and ten below at seven o’clock. While we have heard some complaint, 'the [present snap is rather enjoyed by those who are fixed for it. Why this would have been considered a pleasant day last winter, if that's any comfort to you.

YOU BET It pays to read our ads. The reason is here before you, in facts and figures. •ECONOMY MEANS SAVING” (ALL THE TIME.i :: : : : 4 <|t. Granite kettle with lid.. ~. ~37c 10c side combs, all kinds |>er pair. 7c 12 piece decorated toilet set, , .$..'4 No. S grsuito tee kettle white lined, fi ft. felt window ebade..,lK 1 Large size ironing lioard 73c 5 qt. covered bucket 6c Large chop plate worth 73c,.... 25c No. H cnpjier bottom lea kettle .. ,12c N’o. 2fi granite kettle3lc White or black iu|ientiv width each 1c 17 qt. granite dish pan white lined f>3e Tx'.l shelf brackets, pair He Mlc infant’s wool knit jackets BHO (><xxl mop stick for .....8c Large corn popper,Bc All 10c Iscss per vard It is certainly to your advantage to trade here. Our prices are convincing proof of this statement, and besides you’ll find our goods the best obtainable. > > > > THE ECONOMY We deliver goods. c. M. EPPSTEIN.

The principal of the school was talking with him about his boy. ”By the way, Mr. Woffletree,’’ he said, "I have made a discovery about Jerry. He’s ambidextrous. ” ‘‘l don’t see how that can be," replied the wise father, with rising indigation, ‘ he haint never been exposed to it. Besides, he was vaccinated last year, we bathe him reg'lar every week, and his mother always milk's him wear a little bag of asfoetida tied around his neck. Some of the other boys must’a been lyin’ on him to you, perfessor. No siree, he never hud nuthiu' like that" A somewhat dilapidated looking stranger called at a Deoatur residence one day last week. "Madam.” he said, when the woman of the house appeared in answer to his ring, "I have called for the suit of your husband's clothes which needs brushing and retiring." ‘He said you were [to call, did he?” she asked after a moment’s thought "Oh, yes." “Did he look and act natural’.” "I didn’t notice any change in him. Why do you ask?" “Because he has been dead these fifteen years and 1 have some curiosity on the subject!” The following are from the Gene va Herald's local coin mn: J. L. Juday went to Decatur Tuesday on business and while there spent a short time with his daughter and family, Mis. Al Burdg. Jack Bremeikamp, "typo" at this office, spent Sunday in Decatur, the guest of his parents. Mrs. M. F. Aspy has been dangerously ill during the past week but is improving Dr. H. M. Aspy went to Decatur Wednesday to attend the pension board meeting. Trustee Henry Decker went to Decatur Wednesday on business for Wabash township. Prank Wonders, manager of the Shamrock hotel, who has been sick for several days is improving. There are a number of scarle* fever cases at. Ceylon and the Cevlon school is closet! on that account. 4vi Odd Opinion. Do I believe in putting a stop to swearing? No. I don't If you prevent the workingman from swearing, and thus relieving bis feellnga. what will happen? Why. be will go home and murder his family. G. Bernard Shaw. Might Have Been Wor.e. Church—l had to walk the floor all nigtit with the baby. Can you think of anything worse than that? Gotham —Yes; you might have married out in Greenland, where the nights are si* months long. Yonkers Htatesman. The Be.t Mun at Hi. Wedding. Haskins—By the way. who waa the best man at your wedding? Willowby The parson seemed to se feeling the I best. You see, It was all profit for him and no risk whatever.—Boston Transcript. I— IWP'—WWI ■ ■ ■'»!'*■■ I '■■■ ( Z. J* MW B w w * Franklyn Sisters in “A TRIP’ TO EGYPT.”

Friday or Saturday, any pair of Ladies' $3.50 shoes $2.69 All warm lined shoes must go this sale Ladle's Lined Shoes From 59 cents up CHARLIE VOGLEWEP' THE SHOE SELLER Sells it for less Son’ SPECIAL SAL> conn E NCI NG February Ist, 1905, and will continue for one week. We will sell our heavy fleeced lined underwear at cost. We will also give bargains in all depart ments One week only, commencing February, Ist, 1905. All goads sold strictly for cash. The B&za&r Coffee & Mangold WE DELIVER GOODS MONEY TALKS i Will Money Help You? JF SO call on or writ* l tu us. We will loan you'nioney in any amount — from 110 to ¥loo,Jon household goods, pianos, organs, teams, fixtures, etc., without [removal. You can have from one to twelve months of time in which to pay it back, in .mail weeklv or monthly payments aa you prefer. $1.20 ia the weekly payment on a SSO loan for fifty weeks; other amounta at the same proportion. If you need money fill out the following blank, cut it out and mail it to uh. Our agent’will lie in Decatur every Tuesday to make loann and will call on you. Date Your Name Wife’s Name Street and Number Oity Amount Wanted Kind of Security you have Occupation p All communications are held strictly confidential. Call on or address - FOHT WAYNE LOAN CO. I Established .”98. Fort Wayne, Ind. J j—mwrrragi'W!».'..!.( wv i■■ - , I