Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 24, Decatur, Adams County, 8 February 1905 — Page 3

time tables GR4ND «<PIOS i INDIANA RAILWAY HUM ■ Nuwm Effect. hu» S*P' r "’7\'?,'.„l v K . Sun H» Hun l<« H only ! <*•"’ 7 '■' 4,,w ' Ml,m7 >'rotl»n<l <“> " •'** *J IJ *** 1 Hichmund J F> ' 9 41 - Cincinn.tl 7: IS " wmmiS" ■ »leri*r to CtminnMl. I i« lt»ln -pur •«»•••*’* mny *«•- ~ Decatur ’ joam 7S» • J'7f "> 7,'p t Wayns »:» ' * «'* ■<;.l Rapids »4S " '•*> P w »■*» " •■Travel'* City i «pm *<» ' •■ prtoaky »»» ‘ *“ . 4:05 • Mackinaw 4i» " '°s° 7;*> “ ■ to train .leeping car to Grand Sapid. and Mac kinaw Oily, rw a m. train parlor car to "rand Rapid, and Mackinaw City Jt? p m train parlor car to Grand Rapid, ale-ping tar to Mackim » City Train, arrive (tom north at • aka m. , 14a m. 1■» P m. »: S t p.m. NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. EAST BOUND Ho a .LWa.tn. a.Ma. tn. No. 4.. —« ; *P “ ft: NO. It doe. not carry baggage, and doea not carry paaaengora east of Manon, uh 10. WKBC BOUND mot — No • ~ i:s< a. m No »ie« Hun 10:10a.m. > — *- M P “• (except Monday'. A daye tot g legal holiday. No. 13 dues not carry baggage. CLOVER LEAF. In effect June Sa. IK4. BAST. Mo i-uomineeelal Traveler, daily... »:» a * Bo I—Mall, dally ogoapt Sunday. ..It han ■0 4— Day Bxpreaa. dally7 33pm Bo B-Loaal .........WHO pm No I—Day Bxpraea, daltr^... lidWam No l-Mall. daily, except Sunday . 1 30a m Bo k—Oommerci»l Traveler, daily 1008 p m Bo f»—Local freightl3:4o p in Lake tirte a Western Time card from Bluffton Ind. SOOTHBOUND N 0.4—Daily exept Sunday.....ft’ea tn No I»-Daily except Sundayll:37a m Ro. a»- Dally except Hunda* SSpm Noil rune through to Indlanapolfx without (Benge, arriving 10:30 a tn No. 43 learea Indtanopolle at 7:00a tn Runt through without change, arriving at Bluffton '0:SlB No. 41 and 43 run via Mundo A Big 4 route E P Nre mule a visit at Fjrt Wayne this morning. Jaoob Atz returned last evening ftom a business trip to Berne. O M Snellen returned last evening from a business trip at Berne. Jaoob Miller returned last even ing from Geneva, where he was visiting with his brother. The “Trip to Egypt” company left this morning for Wabash, where they show this evening. The Lilies'Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. Godfrey Christian tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.

HARNESS Wash, Oil your Harness Now. During February and March is the best time to have your Harness submerged in warm oil as the method I use is better than oiling your Harness once a year by hand. I CAN WORK CHEAPER IN THE DULL SEASON THAN LATER ON All common sewing done free upon Harness washed in oil by me, during these months. I carry the best of Harness Oil for sale. Call and see me and I will explain my method to you. HARHESS! MESST HARNESS! We will give to you the best of bargains, and make to order on the shortest notice anything in the harness line A ticket will be given with each sale of single or dou ble set of harness bought in February or March; on blankets and robes valued from SI.OO to SB.OO. Our second hand line for bargains, goods bought and sold. Carriage trimming and upholstering done on shortest notice. A single set of harness, folding bed, cool O) clock, gold watch, and one silver watch will be given away. Don’t fail to call and get particulars. Special mention is called to our line ofjhousehold goods, beds, chairs, cupboards, dressers, cook stoves, heaters, counters, coffee mills and many other articles. General repairing done and guarantee, in gunsmith line, and all other repair work in that line, by Frank Smith. H.S. PORTER

Band meeting tonight. Bon Ritte made a business trip to Ridgeville today. J. 8. Bowers made a business visit to Geneva today. Mihm Fanny Rioe went to Fort Wayne this morning. E<l Ehlngor returned last evening from a visit at Berne. Clayton L ive, of Geneva, was a bnaineM caller here today. Henry Passon, of Berne, was a business caller bore today. Nate Haley made a basitMM trip to Fort Wayne least evennig. Fr«l Rohrer, of Berne, was tran Banting business in the city today. N. Holmes went to Fort Wayne this morning to consult an eye specialist. Miss Getrude Kintz went to Fort Wayne last evening for a visit with relatives. The Bon Ton olnb will meet Friday evening witn Miss Gertrude Radamecker. Mrs. Hall, of Huntington. ] aseed through this city today, ernonte to Jacksonville, Florida. John Nidlinger returned last evening from B«rne, where he wa* attending to stock business. Louis First returned to Dowagiac. Mich . last evening, after making a pleasant visit here with relatives. Mrs. J. H. Clark returned to Hoagland last evening, after making a pleasant visit here with relatives. The Carnegie library Committee met last evening, but did no business of Importance and will meet again Friday evening. The First February section of the Ladies’ Mite society of the Methodist church will meet Friday after noon with Mrs. T H B:osser, from two to five o'clock. Rev. Biown report 4 that the meetings at the Christian church are attracting large crowds, and considerable interest is being shown. All are invited. Mrs. William Nutt and son returned this morning to their home in Tippecanoe. Ind., after making a pleasant visit here with her sister, Mrs. Mary C. Merryman. This is the first time in eight years that these sisters have met.

J M. Frtslngcr went to Willshire today, to buy horses. O. M Di'l. of Muncie, is a busincss culler in our city. P. W. Smith, of Richmond, was here on business today. Mrs. J J. Hoper, of Monroe, was shopping in our city today. Will M Kelley, of Huntington, in a business caller in our city. Emil Franz, of Berne, was attend ing to legal business here today. Peter Forking made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening. Trustee Henry Hite is on the sick lint suffering with lagrip[ie John Kleinhenz returned last evening from a businesa trip at Monroe. Mrs. Marie Smith returned to Hoagland last evening. She was shopping here. Mina Ed‘th Overblack, of Marion, passed through our city today euroute to Portland. C. J. Lntz returned last evening from Berne, where he wan attending to legal business. Cheater Buhler returned last evening from Ridgeville, where he spent the day with friends. George Thomas went to Elkhart this morning for a visit with his daughter Mrs. E. Z. 8 tai ter. Miss Bennie Pilliod arrived txiay from Grand Rapidn, Ohio, and in the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hatfling Mrs. Fairchild and daughter arrived today from Fort Wayne and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Page Blackburn. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Vesey returned to Fort Wayne last evening While here they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs John Niblick. A i>arty of eighteen peopje went to the home of William Scherer south of Monroe ast evening, and enjoyed an oyster snpi>er. Mrs. J W. Nickey returned today to her home in Buffalo, N. Y , after making a pleasant visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Albright- Christen, came to his death by suicide the oomjianv’s agents decided upon investigation that the claim was a just one and that it should be paid. —Portland Commercial Review. Joe Lyman returned last even ing from New York City, where he was visiting with relatives and buying stock for the firm of Lyman Bros. He was absent one month. The Entre Nous club will give an informal dance this evening at their club rooms. The music will be furnished hy Med Miller and Trne Fristoe and a Jine time will be in order. Frank Davis, who has been work ing for the Schafer Hardware company in excavating in the cellar, had the misfortune to let a large lump of hard clay to fall on his right foot, smashing several of his toes. Ho is now getting around with the aid of crutches. Oscar Stewart and Arlie Love, the two runaway boys from Craig ville who disappeared ten days ago, are repirted to have returned home and they are clad to find themselves "safe again under the parental care and able to secure a full meal with their feet under father's table. “The man who manufactures an adulterated food,” savs the Philadelphia Inquirer, “and sells it for what it is not is a thief and a rascal and deserves the severest punishment that the law can give him” If Pennsylvania is starting out on reforms who knows but she may yet get around to her politicians. The policy for 11.800 on the life of the late George W. Bergman in favor of the daughter. Ethel Berg man was paid Tuesday to John W. Holmes, the guardian of the girl. Thia policy was carried in the Tribe of Ben Hur, one of the beat known of the fraternal insurance orders. Although at first contested on the grounds that the late Mr. Borgman Milwaukee ministers do not ask blushing brides to pledge them selves to “obey” their husbands. | They have out that out and simply ask them if they will “love and honor this man.” As a ru>e t’e blushing bride would be willing to promise most anything to the men of cloth, so that is probable that the omission of the one word from the ceremony makes little, if any, liffernoe in the subsequent oondcut of the wife. Marriage vows don't nut much figure after the dreams of vouth have passed away and the fewer there are the better.

The Economy Department Store FOR THIS WEEK ONLY WE OFFER YOU THESE LOW PRICES

No. 24 granite aaucs pan 38’ No. 2<‘> granite sauce pan 44c No 25 granite coffee jxjt 48° 4 quart white lined OOP pudding pan 2 quart white lined <4 f"n pudding pan | No. 2ti white hued waab basin 19°

Valentines! Valentines! Valentines! “Economy /Weans Saving” We deliver goods. .* .* C. M. EPPSTEIN.

George Nichols, of Berne, was a visitor here today. Z. O ijewellen of Monroe, was a visitor here today. Postmaster Lehman, of Berne, was a visitor here today. Fort Rent—A large room in good shape. Inquire of Hemy Koenue man. Harry Calvin and wife returned to Kalamazoo today, after making a visit here with relatives. Mrs Tanner returned tn Fort Wayne last evening without giving her dancing lessons, s’litrng that she would return next Tuesday evening, when she will give a “Scarlet” Imll at the Entre Nous club rooms. Invitations for this affair will be issued later. A merry sleighing party from Honduras drove to this city last evening and went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Miller, on North Second street and spent a most delightful evening, (lames, music and other amusements wera indulged in and refreshments were served. One AdvantHKc nt Hincland'* Foarx. “Should scientists HUeeeed in timlliig frays and means for dispelling the f >g |y condition of England's atmosphere I am afraid that country will lose in »re than it gains.' aaid a weaver. “One of tile reasons why English weavers >- duce fabrics of tiner and softer finish than American weavers from the same quality of cotton and other yarn is because of the damp condition of the atmosphere In that country at all times. "It is a well known fact that yarn kept continually and uniformly damp will sjiin tiner nnd softer than that drying out in the process of w wiving. Thousands of dollars have been s|>ent by our weavers in appliances to keep their shops uniformly humid, but thus far without success. The line quality of panama hats, for instance, if tiie straw were not kept damp while the process of weaving is on. could not lie produced. The straw is not worked under water, as many suppose, but is kept uniformly damp by being worked in the early morning hours when a heavy dew is falling."- Milwankiv Sen tlnel. He Wanted That Wine. General Sir E. Ilamle.v is cited as the authority for a good anecdote a bom Bismarck. Ilamle.v was fitting close to the chancellor at luncheon, with the old Emperor William not far off. Bismarck, talking rather loudly, de xcrihcii the old monarch as being generous. but very forgetful. Ilamle.v got nervous, as lie thought the emperor would hear. “For Instance." continued Bismarck, "1 pleased him the other day. and he naked me what he cuiiid do for me. I said. 'Give me a dozen of that Tokay yon have In your cellars,' and he said he would. “B it." inklßd Bismarck, raising Ids voice still higher, “he hasn't done it.” Here llaiuhw hastily broke in. “I beg your panion. but 1 am really afraid the emperor will hear you.” “I want him to hear me!" roHred Bismarck "That's Just wiiat I want.” Ami a smile broke over th" face of his imperial master. "Fift.i Years of Fleet Si reel.” Tlser S4«ir»’ From India. A man living in a village near Ln k now is reported to have had an extraordinary mlveiitere in the jllllgie. He had gone in search of two buffaloes that had gone astray when he was at tacked by a tiger. He was unarmed excepl for a heuiy Stick, with which he fought until over come by loss of bhss). when he sank unconscious. At this moment the two buffaloes appeared, one of them stood over the wouinhsl man. while the other snorted and toss«sl his head. The m.'in reoivered eonscioiisness and staggered to his feet, when the tiger imide another spring nt hint. The beast was. however, receit od on the horns of one of I lie Imll'aloes and was so badly w'ouinleil tivit il turned tall and slunk away. London Express 1 ~s 1,.-r<. Veil shoot. The true sportsimm may Ite dvlimxl ns one who looks before I o shoots. - Amateur Sportsman. Tim world’s i rent ru n have not com mnnlv been great scholars nor Its great »eii >lar.» > rent men Holmes.

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MY y $1.95 SHOE SALE Is a grand success. Better come in and take a look. Open every evening until 8 p. m. CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE THE SHOE SELLER Sells it for less Same Ola Piece SPECIAL SALE I COnnENCING 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 meuts One week only, commencing February, let, 1906. All goods sold strictly for cash. :: :: — ■ — The Bazaar Coffee & Mangold WE DELIVER GOODS [money talks Will Money Help You? TF SO call on or write io us. We will loan you menev in any amount — from $lO to ?100,'onjhoueeliold goods, pianos, organs, teams, fixtures, etc., without removal. You can have from one to twelve months of time in which to pay it back, tn small weekly or monthly payntf nte an you prefer. $1.20 is the weekly payment on a SSO loan for fifty weeks; other amounts at the same pro|>orli6u. If you nt*d money fill out the following blank, cut it out ami mail it to us. Our agent will be in D<-i atur 'every Tuesday to n ah* loans and will call on you. Date Your Name W fe'i Name ' Streei. and Number City Amount Wanted Kind of Security yon have I All communications are held strictly confldentfal. Call on or address FOBT WAYNE LOAN CO. g Established I •>!». Fort Wayne, Ind.

Children’a heavi rib- Qn bed hose |>er pair Children's extra henry rib- , bed hose, special per pair i<o • Men's fast black, eocka, flp |>er pair — O Ladin's mixed hose, 13/» pel p It O“ Infant's bootee*. 25c 4 Qp ktml I O’*