Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 45, Decatur, Adams County, 4 March 1905 — Page 3

St IM E TAB LE 3 I fiJUNO RAPIDS i INDIANA RAILWAY iourH<i"i ! ) K« Mun Hi Hun Hi * only 'Sh**"*"" 1 7 «.»»»»••«» ■ M|'U>7 I- |> 1 roi " »ij " »nj »SJ Ms •fU.' luotid JH " v 4« ■' 340" lo ts, “<Sn< >nn«(i ?:tj •• uuonnjujj " ti»4tr«in »l«*per to Cinclnnnti i I* li.in par l«reai Traina arrive from aoulh at Ijo a m 73|a. rn daily aud j.i? p m K« Huuday. •amaaoarH bally bally to Kx Hun ggflxt Gd Hapula Laßrcatur i joam ; >,<* am, Jty p m Ar Fl. Wayna a*’ " Ljo " in " "M dapida *4S " i 1« p.m »40 “ "Tni'''•«City 1 rspm I’m " . "Rt-i.liy »;jo ' >it " 6:03 a.m china* 4HJ “ >0 So " y;ao “ tram >'>ee|ona <ar to (hand Kaput. and Mack aw Oily ;w« m. train parlor car to •tan.i Xn|Hda and Mackinaw City j:i- p m. train put lor car to brand Hapidi aler-piny car to Mackin v Citv Traina arrive from north at ttal. 1.,. 14 a tn. ria p m. -:ji p m i, My-n Ag«. v. L Lockwood. G I A Or. luplda. Mic. — NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. EAST BOUND No H.._ »:3H a m NO. In Sun.. — <l:4*o. tn. ■O. 14 ex. Hun. ■ at p. tn No. 10 » •*' p m. » { N< I doea not carry Imitiragr and dona not parr, i«»»x-nger» eaat of Marion. Uh 10. WEST BOUND No. 7- !*s ■ Kit — »:« a. m lM ei. Hun I " l"a. m fatcept Monday'* A daya foi e legal holiday* No. 13 doea not cnrry baggage. CLOVER LEAP. In affect June M. 1804 BAST. ■a I—Oommeretal Traveler, dally... «:33 • m No »—Mail, daily, except Sunday .11 Sue m MWB ♦—Day Ktpreaa. dally ..... 7:33 pm Bo **— Local rralabt U:io pm WEST NO 3—bay Bapraea. dally ... 3-4 W « ■O I—Mall, dally ox-.pl Sunday ,’t ®a m ■0 3—Commercial Traveler, daily 10-0* p m BO M—Local ffretyht »-.sx> a m Lake Erie « Western Time card from Bluffton Ind, SOUTHBOUND NO. 41—Dally excpt Sunday Truant No. IS— I tally except Sunday 11 ST a m NO. <l6-Daily except Hu nd»’ s:»pm Mo <1 rum through to Indianapolis without Mamt* arriving 10:30 a tn ~>o 43 leaxee Indlanopuila xt 7HXi a m Ruox t|rou«’i without cbango. arriving at Bluffton 1O:V>» m No. 41 and 43 run via Muncie A Rig 4 ronta Kjohn Hay, of Williams, was in tho city today. ■ Mrs. Adams, after shopping here, returned to Berne tcday. ■ClarkJFairbanks, of Fort Warne. to'insurance business here todav. ■Nathan Wyatt, alter visiting in Fort Warne, at the home of his daughter, returned today. Th<> O. N. O. and Vari; iy clubs last erening held a joint party at the home of Miss Ethel Pillars, and a most enjoyable time was had.

tHEIHub DECATUR. IND. ADVERTISERS OF FACTS For Only 98c. I We will furnish the public a Regular $3.50 Life Size Crayon Portrait For only 98c. | We have contracted with a high class artist to do the ' work. The cost to you will only pay for the material. The work will be done in our large spacious window and we will positively guarantee all work. You May Buy Your Frame Where YouP ease We be J to announce that we are da ly receiving our beautiful and enormous line of MEN'S AND BOYS' I Spring Clothes and Furnishings at prices that will surprise the m ist exacting. In duty to yourself and to us all we ask is your kind inspection of DECATUR'S MODERN CLOTHING STORE ! THE HUB ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS B. Kalver & Son, Props. Big Store Block ! Bring Photogragh or Tin-type with vou

Joel Roe, of PlMaaut Mills, wa» in the city today. Jenny Coffee made n business trip to Fort Warne this morning. Aarou Zeigler and P. Puaey, of Geneva, were in the city tixiay. Mrs. Henry Wagner, of Ft. Wayne, is the guest of Miss Bertha Hurt. Miss Margurite Shrimp, of Fort Wayne, isjhe guest of Miss Daisy Haley. Mrs. J. W. Place went to Huntington today to visit over Sunday •with relatives. L. L. Baumgartner went to Linn Grove tixiay to spend Sunday with his family. W. J. Vesey returned to Ft. Wayne this morning. He has been the guest , of relatives here. Mrs. Brokaw returned today from Fort Wayne, where she attended I lie funeral of a sister. Mrs. Kiser returned to Gorman this morning. While here she was the guest of her daughter. Miss Lizzie Johnson went to Bluffton today to visit over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Albert Hedrick. Her. Brown left to day for Hamilton, Ind., where he will preach the Baccalatirate sermon to the graduating class. Mrs. Lvons and children arrived today from Waterloo to be at the bed side of her mother. Mrs. Ezra Cutting, whois quite ill from an attack of jaundice. Mrs. Charles Meyers, who has been quite ill for several days, is re ported considerably better today, and hopes are entertained fora speedy ni covery, The Yyung Matrons’ club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Moltz, and a most delightful time was had. The outside guests were: MesdamesC. A. Dugan. Rcy Arch bold, Lee Vance and Miss Minnie Orviss. Next Wednesday at nine o'olook the Lenten season will commence in the St. Mary ’s church, and will convene nntil Easter Sunday. This will restrict all members who observe the same strictly, to refrain from all sosial functions and live up to all requirements laid down daring this season.

A. P. Beatty made a businem, trip 11 Fort Wayne last evening. Chris Htrebo returned iMt even Ing from a business trip at Portland. Miss Duuathan went to Van Wert last evening to spent Sunday with relatives. Frank Williams nnd Daniel Boone made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening. Miss Rota Wcldy went to Fort Wayne last evening to make a visit with relatives. W. H. Fledderjohan left last evening for Fort Wayne to attend to interurban business. !|Mrs. C. W. Yager returned to Pleasant Mills today, having been the guest of Mrs. Jacob Yager. Mr. a <1 Mrs. John Albright went to Fort Wayne last evening to make a visit with his mother. Father Kroll returned last evening to Fort Wayne. While here he was a guest of Father Wliken. Al Riugle • returned to Fort Wayne last evening. While here he was transacting horse business. Lase Ellis and rfarrv Cordua returned last evening from Monroe, they were viewing the ruins of the tire. Mrs. Mell Rice returned last evening from Berne, where she spent t‘ e day with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rice. Miss Mcrril Burdg and Agnes Mylott returned last evening from Berne, where they were looking at the ruinsFrank Gass, J. S. Peterson, J. P- , Haefling, Hiram Gregg, Godfrey Christen, and Pat Hyland returned last evening from Monroe, where : they gazed upon ths Are ruins. Rev. J. C. White received word today from his brother, Rev. C. E. White, of Gas City stating he would arrive in this city tomorrow, and in all probability to preach tomorrow evening at the Methodisit church. James Bain, the popular Monroe street meat man, is making a grea t improvment in hie place of business by putting in a new up to date cooler and otherwise arranging his place of business to make the same more attractive and commodious. When flnisned it will be one of the finest in Northern Indiana.

ECONOMY /WEANS S A V I IN G . The Economy Department. Store,- ' V c. M. EPPSTEIN. WE DELIVER GOODS.

Joe Hooker, of Monroe, was a , buxines* caller here tixiay. J. W. Place made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. J. C. Johnson made a basinet-a ’ trip to Fort Wayne last evening. D. E. Lanbrty, of Fort Wayne, was a busniess caller here tcday. ] Frank Cottrell, of 8.-rne, was attending to legal business here today. , Fred Reppert left last evening for Antwerp, 0., here he will conduct a farm sale. R. K. Allison returred this morning from India .-polis. whore he was attending to banking interests. The Jacob Flory sale yesterday afternoon brought the sum oft 550, Washington Gilpjn being the purchaser. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Baker left this morning for Sturgis, Mich,, where they will visit with their daughter, Mrs. Sprister. The Bon Ton club will hold their last social session before the Cen ton season tomorrow evening with Miss Bertha Deiningi-r. Miss Grace Lewton, of Monroe, pissed through oar city this morning enroute to Peterson to visit with 1 her mother, Mrs. Jacob Spade. Mrs. Bertha Erndricka returned this morning to her borne in Kingsland, Mich., after making a pleasant visit here with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith. Doris, Standford and Samuel Aokei arrived this mornoing from Geneva, and are the guests of their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Acker. Walter Rosenthal returned this morning, from Toledo, Ohio, where he accepted a position as traveling salesman for a hardware store, assuming his new duties May the first. Will Christen, of Rookford, 0., is in oar oity a gae<t of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albright Christen Will just recsntly rdarned from Florida, where he spent the winter e-qiecially the cold part. The pedro party that will be given Monday evening by the C- YM. club promises to be one of the I'leading social events of the season, and the club is preparing to make i this event the banner one of the season, as it will be the last. A ' great demand is being made for tickets and a large crowd will no doubt be in attendance. The Kni.;ht of Pythias are mak1 ing great preparations to attend the . district meeting at Hartford City ' next Thursday, and are anticipating a fine time. A rate of #1 10 I has lx>en secured and a special car ' will be attached to the noon train on the Clover Leaf, which will con- ' vey the Decatur otowd direct to I Hartford City- All are invited to I go and spend a day of enjoyment with the Knights who class them ' selves as fine entertainers. Deoaj tur will no doubt turn out their full ' membership. TOR QUICK CASH SALES DOCTOR E. J. Beardsley, General Practice and Surgery. Bit Special Attention given to Eye Ear Noee. Throat and Chronln Dtxeaeea. I Expert In Pitting Glosses. ' Thoroughly equipped for treating Eye, Bar Throat and Catarrhal ca*ee. CALLS answered, day or night. OFFICE—over poetoffioe , XBBIDENOE—cor. Monroe and Ninth etc I Office Hours—B to 11 a. m. 3 to 4 p. m

NIBLICK &CO. The Old Reliable Store for Spring Goods. All Fresh and New. : : Watch for the Announcement ■ 1 . M, - ~

| BUY SHOES RIGHT ■ Er Comparison is a good way to det* rmine H whether you are buying right. A healthy curiosity to see wh» t’s in the § market takes time of course, but its H worth the trouble. | I INVITE COMPARISON II want you to test the merits of my shoes by this means, compare them with others at the same price, that’s the only favor I ask. Do this, you’ll find the time well spent and I’ll get your trade. CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE, ; THE SHOE SELLER. DECATUR, INDIANA iO&afcTT IfiMaggifeWß EJ * .v iKBKaaRABHB FINANCIAL i ♦25 loan 50 weeks pav Baek 60 cents a week MONEY TO LOAN on household goods, pianos, et>MONEY TO LOAN on horses, cattle, etc. MONEY TO LOAN on fixtures and other chattel security. IT IS TO YOUR INTEREST to find out how we loan money g how •»sily and quickly we can do it. 0 r modern method may be something you have ue*ei th ught g possible. ONE FEATURE of our plan is THE L< ING T1 M E ANO I HER • FEATURE is THE SMALL PAYMENT back. There are other featupes that space doesn’t allow meuti m *>l You ought to investigate. Write today. Please use the following blank. Date Y >nr Name Wife’s Name Street and Number Olty Amount Wanted Kind of Security you have Occupation All communications are held strictly confidential. C FORT WAYNE LOAN CO Established 1 9 9tf. Fort > "• •<