Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 47, Decatur, Adams County, 7 March 1905 — Page 3

TIME TABLES GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA RAILWAY September 23, 1004 Nvw tn Effec t. Kun tOixa aouTH"* 1 '? M* Hun K> Hun Kx H only v. Itecaiur i.xHnnt ;.u«m i.inpm ; Ar PMl.ii'l HI •• b-ij " »HJ " hjj " X;4S • Rirhmvnd J;W " *4> " 34» " 10:15 , •• Cincinnati 7:ls'' tiiwonyijj " liol train >lre|>et to Cincinnati I:l4 train par lor rar. Train* arrive from aoulh at tjo a. m. 7:44 a. m dally and 5.17 p.m Hi Munday. • oinsmorth Dally Daily to Kx Kun nd Kaplda Lv. Dwatur I:3oam 7.c0 am. 3:17 p.m Ar Ft. Wayne tto " aSO •• <,« •• “Od. Kapida 4.45” 150 pm ,*0 •• •• Traverae City 1 npm Soo “ " Prto*ky »ISO •’ 035 •• 405 a.m ** Mackinaw 4:15" 10:10 “ “,*o '• t :so train aleeplng car to (Irani! Rapid* and Mackinaw Dity. 7:»a. m train parlor rar to Gram! knpida and Mackinaw City 317 p. nt. train potior car to Grand Rapid*, aleepiny car to Mackin* • City. Train* arrive from norih at nob a. ni. ~14 a. in. 1 t 4 p. m. 7:31 p m I, Bryaou. Age. C. L. Uockwtxvt. G F.A Gr. Rapid*. Mic. NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. EASY HOUND No. •_ ....u—. 3:ah a r» No. ex Sun 4:W a. tn. No. 4 4:40 p.m No. 14 ex. Sun. — S:4O p.ta No. 10. ».9O p. tn No. t 4 doea not carry ImFftage. and doc* not Carry paaaengnr* eaat of Marion, uhlo. WEST BOUND No. 7 .. ..._ S OO * m No t 3:3? a tn No. SI ex. Sun 10:t0a. m No. 3 11,44 p. tn No. 14 - Stf* p th (except Monday'* A day* frd'it legal holiday* No. 13 does not carry baggage. CLOVER LEAP. In affect June »•>. 1304 RAST. NO 4—Oomtneretal Traveler, dally... s 33 am No S—Mall. dally, except Sunday ..11 So a m No 4— Day Ixnrea*. dally T-IBp m No «—Local reilght 11:10 pm WEST No 3—Day Bxpraaa. dally 3 4’a tn No I—Mall, dally, except Sunday ..'l3oa m N > ’ —Commercial Traveler, dally ions p m N : Xl—Local Freight MOI m Lake trie « Western Timecard from Bluffton Ind, SOUTHBOUND No. 41—Dally exept Sunday 7t'»atn No. IS— Dally except Sunday 11:37a tn No. 34—Daily except Sunday 4:34 pm No 41 runs through to Indianapolis without abange. arriving 10:30 a n> No. 42 leaves Indianopolls at 7:00a m. Runs through without change, arriving at Bluffton tOiMam No. 41 and 43 run via Muncie * Big 4 route R K. Allison was at Fort Wayne last evening. Amos Fisher made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening. Frank Cottrell, of Berne, was attending to legal business here last evening. Father Eberly returned last evening from Portland, where he was holding Smaay services. Miss Shaw returned to Cincinnati last evening, after a visit in this city with Miss Josephine Niblick. Mrs. Rohrer resumed last evening to Hoaxland, after a visit hese with her parents, Mr. and Mr-'. John Schurger.

rafitaiß | 06CATUR, IND. I ADVERTISERS OF FACTS | For Only 98c. | We will furnish the public a Regular $3.50 1 Life Size Crayon Portrait | i«i F° r on fy 98c. I • 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 g and we will positively guarantee all work. ■ You May Buy Your Frame Where You Please J We leg to announce that we are daily receiving our beautiful and enormous line of ■ MEN'S AND BOYS' | Spring Clothes and Furnishings I at prices that will surprise the m >st exacting. In duty to yourself and to us all ■ we ask is your kind inspection of ■ DECATUR'S MODERN CLOTHING STORE I THE HUB ( ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS f B. Kalver & Son t Props* Big Store Block I I Bring Photogragh or Tin-type with you I

Dare B. Moore is on tho sick list. A. C. Gregory made a visit at Portland thia m »rning. Mose Kioline took in the shot? at Fort Wayne last evening. Tim Corbett made a bn inuss tiip to Fort Wayne last evening. A. J. Smith went to Columbus, Ind., last evening on buaineM. George Kern made a business visit at Fort Wayne thia morning. Lnwionoe Meyers made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening Wigg Brigg*, of Geneva, was a business culler in tho city last evening. Samuel T<ep!e returned to Geneva last evening, after a butrinesa call here. Bernard Coffee returned to Fort Wayne th s morning, where he is attending school. Mrs. Ed Sullivan, of Van Buren passed through our city last evening enroute to Berne. Mrs. A. B Morrison went to Fort Wayne thia morning to spend the day w th Mrs. W. J. Vesey. A trippie wedding occurred at St. Henry, Mercer county, three brothers having secured brides, not sisters. John D. Rockefeller gave |35 a few days ago to repair a Baptist church roof. A out in oil may ba expected. Hiram Gregg and John Peterson returned last evening from Geneva where they were attending to insurance business. L. G. Ellingham, daughter and son, returned last evening from Winchester. where they spent Sunday with relatives. A. B. Bailey and H J- .Andrews returned to Monroe last evening They were here filing papers of incorporation with the commissioners. Misses Wise and Nil lick and Messrs. Werner and Edwards went to Fort Wayne last evening to at tend tho production of "Babes tn Toyland” at the Temple. Work was commenced today on the excavation of the new building to be erected by Mell Rice on Third street and will be pushed through to rapid completion.

Ed Heller made a business trip to Geneva last evening. Chris Strobe left for Kalainaioo this morning on business. L. C. Miller made a business trip to Linn Grove this morning. Mrs. Al Buhler went to Willshire today to visit with relatives. Isadqre Kai ver made a busin mm trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Miss Weber arrived '.last evening from Fort.Wnaye, and is a guest of friends. Jerry Coffee went to Fort Wayne this muring to take treatment for his eves. Mrs. Clyde Grant returned to Mouroe las. evening, alter a shopping visit here. Mrs. Jeff Bry«on went to Fort Wayne this morning to visit foi a few days with friends. James Beery returned to Hoag land last evening, after* a visit among friends in this city. Mrs Moore returned last evening to nor home at Big Rapids, Mioh., aft’r a visit here with relatives. Jack Deininger returned to Fort Wayne this morning after making a pleasant visit with his parents in this city. Miss Marie Meyer returned last evening from Geneva, where she was visiting with her aunt, Mrs Wegmiller. E. Snitz and L. Hower went so Fort Wayne this morning, where they will put up a freight elevator for A. Van Camp. Joseph A. Henry J. and Leo nard C. Geborie were married to Catharine Tangemaud, Agatha Stangler and Etrtma Haman resjiectively. A. Sohurger, Din Niblick, and Charles Voglewede went to bort Wayne last evening to attend a meeting of the Knights of Columbus. Dr. D. D. Clark, Lee Martin Dyonis Schmitt, Simeon Hain, Dr Connell and W. A. Knobler went to Fort Wayne last evening to attend a meeting of the K. of C. William Conrad and wife, of Preble township, left this city this morning for Crockett Bluffs, Kansas. where they will enjoy a thr>e weeks' visit with their son, Fret’, who has lived there for some time.

When You Think of Low Prices Think of “THE ECONOMY 0 1 doz pant buttons . . . . |c 8 bars Swifts Pride soap 25c Decorated lamp • 63c Alluminum thimbles, each |c Good matches, 12 boxes |oc l-qt. granite pan, ft® . 2lc Good tack hammer . . . . 4c 3-bars Witch Hazel soap IOC Large Granite cup for . IOC Old fashioned sad irons, lb 5c Zinc wash board for . . . 15c io-qt. Granite dish pan . 42c Ironing wax, each ... . |c 25c wooden bowl for . . IBC No 8 copper bottom Htt 1.1 43 c THESE PRICES ARE FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. ‘•ECONOMY MEANS SAVING” C. M. Eppstein. We Deliver Goods.

John Peterson is at Bluffton today on business. John Hey, of Williams, was a caller here today. A Van Camp made a business trip to Bluffton today. J. M. Frisinger made a business trip to Bluffton today. Will Lyman made a business trip to Continental 0., today. Eli Meyers made a business trip to Toledo, 0., this morning. James R. Smith, deputy assessor . f>« Washington township is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. John Yager went to Pleasant Mills todiy, to visit with relatives. Miss Carrie Cogswell went to Van Wert, Ohio, today, to visit with her brother. Miss kstella We in doff arrive? 1 to lay from Fort Wayne for a visit with her parents. T. H. Smith and Harry Gilbert, ob Fort Wayne, were business callers in the city today. Dr. Canada, of Winchester, arrived this morning and was attending to his patients here today. Mrs. Smith and daughter returned today to Frankfort. While here they were gujsts of C- Cunningham. Rev. C. E. White returned to Gas City today, after a visit here with his brother, Rev. J. C. White and family. Mrs. Earl Harper returned to Willshire today. While here she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Al Buhler. Mr. and Mrs. Ertzinger returned to Huntington this morning. While here they were guests of Miss Pearl Breiner. Mrs. Burwell and daughter, Fanny, returned to Bluffton, today, after a visit here with Mrs. George Zimmerman. The Royal Aroh Masons will meet tomorrow evening at seven o’clock. Every member is requeste I to be present. Rev. John C. White went to Foil Wayne this morning to attend the District Conference meeting of the Methdodist church. Mrs. Gehring returned to Huntington this morning, after making a pleasant visit here with her sister, Miss Pearl Breiner. Misses Marie Allison and Ina Snellen returned today from Bluffton where they were attending a party given by Miss Nina Fuozar. Rev. F. Ward, whois representing the orphan's home at Vermillion, Ohio, went to Fort Wayne last evening He is soliciting donations for this home. Tue Uaugnter of Mr. and Mrs. William Davison, who reside in the north part of t ie city, is on the i sick list, suffering with appendioi-' tis. Dr. J. M. Miller is waiting upon her. Mr. and Mrs. Poling entertained a party of friends at a throe course dinner in honor of tho birthday of Otis Poling. The event was a happy one, and the guests are willing to testify to that fact. Mrs. Charles Berry, who has been ill for some time is reported as being some better today. A trained nnrse arrived this morning from Fort Wayne, and will care for her. Dr. J. M. Miller is waiting upon her. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Anderson must have smoothed over any differences they may have had. Anywav Mrs. Anderson called at this office last evening and demanded satisfaction, and an apology in this evening’s piper. The part of tho article ;she objected to most strenuously was that wherein it was stated she had been used as a football. Perhaps the word “punching bag” would have baon more appropriate ,and we therefore make the correction.

AT WILLSHIRE Verne McGone(le Will Embark In Baslnsss. Verne McGonagle, who for several years last past has been in the employ of the J. W. Place com )>any, has resigned his position and is today busily engaged in packing his household good s ]>rf pa ratcry to moving to Willshire, where he will engage in the restaurant business Mr. MoG inagle is putting in an entirely new plant and will tie sole manager and proprietor of the business and run the same according to his own ideas. Mr. McGonagle iis a thorough business man and during his stay in this city has made a host of friends who wish him the best success imaginable in this new venture. A brakebeam on a freight car on the Clover Leaf broke this morning just west of the city, causing the car to jump the track and delaying traffic for several hours. No further damage was done and the amount will not run high in tbe dollar column.

KM -aZlniMßMha I Not the I Large Profits on the few, but I the small profits on the many sales is what has made mv business a success. ? eet me Pace to I Pace. I'm wait- I ing. CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE, I THE SHOE SELLER. DECATUR, INDIANA | FINANCIAL 425 loan 50 weeks pav Back 60 cents a week MONEY TO LOAN on household goods, pianos, etc. 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 how "isHy and quickly we can do it. O r modern method may be something you have never thought' poaaiuie. ONE FEATURE of our plan is THE LONG T1 ME ANOTHEIf FEATURE is THE SMALL PAYMENT back. There are other featupes that space doesn’t allow mention of. You ought to investigate. Write today. Please use the following blank. " Date T mr Name * Wife’s Name -'“’‘J Street and Number — Amount Wanted r " ” im - i Kind of Security you have i. y 4 ! ''■ I . Occupation All communications are held strictly confidential. Call on or nddreet SSSWB >'OKT WAIBE LOAN CO. Established 1 Ob. Fort Wayne, Ind. .• JitA.

THE NEW CARD — Several Decided Changes In Clover Leaf Schedule. The proposed new time card on the Clover Leaf will go into effect : next Sunday and in some ot the trains a most decided change will be made, while others will remain the same. For the benefit of the traveling publio wo publish tho new schedule as near as Agent Miller can ascertain. EAST BOUND. No. 6 6:33 a m No. 4 6:33 p m ' No. 3 11:30 a m WEST BOUND i No. 3 4:16 a m ■ No. 5 9:08 p m No. 1 11:03 a m Those contemplating a trip in the near future over this route had | best first study the above time table. A Guaranteed Cure tor Piles. Itching 111 Ind. Bleeding or I'rotntllns PllesT Drutfifihf'• refuDmoney if PAZo OINTM ENng fails to cure any cbm*, no matter of How 100 i atnndinff. in ♦’» to 1* days. Firs* ffivpn ea‘<« and rear. 50c. If your drugu’iat han’t it s nd Wc. In atarnna ana it will tie torwarrdvd post paid t»y the Paris Medicine Co., St, Louts Mo