Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 48, Decatur, Adams County, 8 March 1905 — Page 3

TIME TABLES GRAND RAPIDS i INDIANA RAILWAY September 23. I»O4 -Naw In effect. Hun ebina •ouTHttally K* Suu K« Hun Ka H only • i i*aini 7 I4*ni i.ispm 7 sipm-s'-pni At frotlaurt » •!'• 4-13" m 3" ajj " "45 ■ kunmoud jjo " 9 41" 340 •• >0:13, ■* Cincinnati jus " Ui»nnj;33 •• loH train aleeper l<> Cincinnati l it train-par lor car. Train* arrive from aouth at i jo a. m. 759 a. m. daily and 3 17 p, tn. Ka Sunday. •oinbMonrH Dally Dally to Ka Suu Cid Rapid* 3,*. Decatur rjoam 7:59 am. j:iy p.m At Pt Wayne >ro " s w " 4to " •••Gd. Rapid* 4 45" r.M> p.m 9:40 ” •• Traverw City 145 pm *OO " •• Pc Unity >;so " 935 •• 8:05 *.m ■ Mackinaw 41$ " 10:50 " 7;»o " 1:10 train aieeplng car to Grand Rapid* and Mackinaw Dity. 7:59a. m. train parlor carlo Grand Rapid* and Mackinaw City 3:17 p. in. train parlor car to Grand Rapid*, aleeping car to Mackirr •» City. Train* arrive from north at I Ma. tn. ~14 a m. t:l4 p.m. 7:51 pju. 1, Bryaon, Ayr. C. L. Lovkwmid, G. >'.A Gr. Rapid*. Mic. NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. BASF HOUND No. la. d No. e ea. Sunft:lW» a. tn. No. 44:40 P n> No. Mei. Sun. H:l»p. m No. 109.50 p. m. No. it doe* not carry bavgsgr. and does not Carry puaaenger* ea*t of Marion, Ohio. WEST BOUND No. 7 S on a. m No. • 1:47 A. m No. 11 ex. Sun ..10:10a. ni Na I l»;«d p. ir No. 11 I:4* P »' toieopt Monday’* A day* fol'g letral holiday* No. 13 doe* not carry baggag*. CLOVER LEAP. In rlfwt June M. 1804. ■ AST. No a—Commercial Traveler, daily... 1:13 am No b-Mall. dally, except Sunday ...11 .Boa m No 4—Day ■rnreea. dally 7:13 pm •o »— I.ooal Freight 11:10 pm WEST N > I—Davßaprae*. daily .... H*a m w I—Matl, dally except Sunday .1130a m N 4—Commercial Traveler, dally 10-os pro N . U—Local Freight 9:10 a tn Lake tine s Western Time card from Bluffton Ind. SOUTHBOUND No.4l—Dally exept Sunday?:'*am No. 19— Dally except Sundayll:97a m NoW—Dally except Bund*»s:* pm No 41 run* through to Indianapolis without Sbanxe arriving to :» a u No. 41 leave* Indlanopolls at 7:00a tn Runt through without change, arriving at Bluffton 10:15 a m No. 41 and « run via Muncie A Big 4 route Philip Schng made a business trip to Berne last evening. R. K Allison made a business trip to Berne this morning. John Clanser, of Berne, was a business oaller to our city last evening Mrs. Henneizer returned to Williams last evening. She was shopping here. I desire in this manner to thank all my neighbors and friends who so kind’y assisted me during the illness and demise of m? baloved mother. Andrew Welfly.

AT TRUE’S Is where you find a full and complete line of SPRING GOODS NOW READY FOR SALE Notwithstanding the continued bad cold weather our sales have been quite gratifying from our splendid assortment. Don’t wait, come now and be among the first to don a new frock. Now you have the entire new’ line to select from. MOHAIRS, VOILS, CREPES AND SUMMER WEIGHT CLOTHES are being picked up every day by the early purchaser and they get the cream. Now we can show you a complete line of those new beauties in 36 inch Mohair at 50c. Later you can’t get them at all. The same can be said of the better styles of other spring stuff, —the early buyer always has the best « selection. Our SI.OO 36 inch SILKS can’t be beaten anywhere in the state, I don’t care where you go. Have them in Black, Plain Colors and Changeble OUR 750. CHANGEABLE SILK IS THE ONE USUALLY SOLD AT SI.OO. Come in and see what we can do for you in spring goods. THE PLACE WHERE YOU GET SI.OO WORTH OF GOODS FOR SI.OO. AT C. F.TRUE

El Johnson returned last evening from a business trip to Berne. Jerry Coffee made a brwinosi trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Miaa Farrell went to Hoagland last evening to viait for a few days with relatives. .1. R Tumbleson want to Fort Wayne last evening tc attend conferenoe meeting. Mrs. Potts returned to Hoagland last evening. While here she was a guest of friends. Miss Crist went of Fort Wayne last evening to attend the District conference meeting. Jacob Rawlev wont to Fort Wayne last evening to visit with his sister, Mrs. Auten. Mrs. Coverdale went to Fort Wayne last evening to visit with her sister, Mrs. Autou. Hazel Andrews, of Monroe, was a business oaller here today, trying to adjust his fire loss. Di. Mcßeth returned to Fort Wayne last evening. He was a professional caller here. Father Bensinger returned to Hesse Castle laat evening. While here he was a guest of Father Wilken. Miss Esther Giok returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after making a visit here with Mrs. Grote. T slay is Ash Wednesday, marknig the beginning of the Lenton season, observed by Catholics and Lutherans. Rev. L. W. Dornseif want to Fort Wayne list evening to attend the District Conference meeting of the Methodist church. Rev. Sprague, of Monroe, passed through our city laat evening enroute to Fort Wayne to attend the District C inference at that place Uiarley Rj«, an artis 1 . wh> has been employed at Lvman Bios.’ studio for the several years, left yesterday for the East, where he has accepted another position. Benjamin F. Harper, of Fort Wayne, will recsive the appointment as auditor of the United States War Departmnet to HU the vacancy caused by the resignation of F. E. Pittman, of Cleveland, I Ohio.

John Hoy returned to William* laat evening, after a visit here. Hol Carter made a businetut trip to Fort Wayne last evening. Jay U. Hatnil, of Chicago, was in the city today transacting oil buatMM. Mrs. Havia >t Wren, 0., passed through our city last evening enroute to Hoagland. Dick Erwin arrived last evening from Mackinaw City, anti ia the guests of hie ]»renta. Oliver lukiu arrived last evening from Cincinnati. ()., to attend the funeral of E. N. Tyrlll. Miaa Estella WemhtlT returned to Fort Wayne thia morning. While here she waaa gueat of her parents. Dr. J. 8. Coverdale went to Fort Wayne this morning, being called there owing to the illness of Miss Matie Auten. Louis Holthouae, who has been ill for some time ia recovering > nioely, and will soon be able to be about again. All memtiers of the K. of P. lodge are requested to be present this evening to transact business of importance. Mis. Della Whitright went to Fort Wavne last evening to p*»--ohase a stock of goods to put in the West End grocery. Miss Kate Small returned this morning to her home at Hoagland, after making a pleasant visit with Miss Giayds White. Elmer Johnson and Abe Boch returned this morning from Pittsburg, Pa., where they were conducting a horse sale. Mr. and Mrs Specie went tj Fir t Wayne thia morning, where Mrs. Steele will have her left eye opera ed upon by Dr. Wheelock. Miss Wise, of Kenton, 0., who has been visiting in the city with Miss Joseph nie Niblick, left today for Cinc.nnati, where she will visit with Miss Shaw a few days, before returning to her home. A special agent for the German Fire Insurnttoe company of Indiana, together, with the local agent, Graham & Lower, were at Monroe yesterday, where they adjusted the Kellar Bros.’ fire loss, piying their p iliey in full. At the morning session of the Fort Wav ne District conference meeting Rev. Jay Dorwin of Fort Wayne, was elected secretary and Rev. Earl B. Parker, of Coesse, assistant secretary. The meeting is a good ’one and lots of interest is being shown A party of young folks consisting of Misses Jessie Cook, Alice Jackson, and Arbia Loch and Messrs. O. Godfrey Bell, Bruce Christen, and Grover Hoffman went to Berne last evening, and attended a party given by Miss Lachot. They report a fine time and several narrow escapes while enroute home. Miss Edna Ehinger entertained a number of her lady friends last evening at her heme at a guessing contest, and a most enjoyable evening was spent. The prizes were captured bv Misses May Holthouse and Rose Voglewedb and Mispes May Rademacher and Zuella Stults. Refreshments were served and at a late hour the guests departed voting Miss Edna a charming hostess. Last evening the Haymakers broke loose and had an evening of enjoyment. Four new candidates suffered and got the full benefit of the degree work. Much to the amusement of the onlookers. After conferring the work all members proceeded to White’s Case, where a fine banquet was served. The Haymakers organized a year and a half ago and since their ex isfenoe have paid out nearly seven hundred dollars in benefits to diff erent members of the organization. The lodge is in a thriving condition and are daily receiving applications for membership. A surprise p»rty on Miss Georgia B*erv in honor of her eleventh birthday was an event enjoyed immensely last evening, from three to six o’clock, by a number of her litle friends. The guests included Lucy Mclntosh, Maud Cawley, Lulu Atz, Kato Bremer kamp, Matilda Meyer, Opal Harruff, Francis Cole. Elith Miller, Esther Cook, Mary Erwin, Edna Segur, Ruth Buhler, Eflie Miller, Rosa Green, Katie Hart, Ural Hart, Glayds Graham. Bessie Drummond and Bertha Drummond.

When You Think of L.ow Prices Think of “THE ECONOMY” i doz pant buttons . . . . |c 8 bars Swifts Pride soap 25c Decorated lamp miadk • 63c Alluminum thimbles, each |c Good matches, 12 boxes IOC 4-qt. granite pan, • 21c Good tack hammer . . . . 4c 3-bars Witch Hazel soap JOc Large Granite cup for . IOC Old fashioned sad irons, lb 5c Zinc wash board for . . . |sc 10-qt. Granite dish pan 42c Ironing wax, each ... . |c 25c wooden bowl for . . |OC No 8 copper bottom'A'.rri. 1 43 C THESE PRICES ARE FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. ‘ ECONOMY MEANS SAVING” C, M. Eppstein. We Deliver Goods.

Mrs H. P. Niblick, of Marion,l la in the city a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Parrish. K. C.'s will meet at the C. B. hall Shis evening] at half past seven. All members are requested to be present. The Whist club enjoyed another of its genuinely enjoyable sessions at the H. R. Moltz home last even- | ing. Mrs. E X. Ehinger and Mr Moltz won nigh honors. From March Ist to May 16th the Erie railroad will sell tickets to the Pacific coast and interme-; diate points at very low rates. Ask agents for jiarticulars. For—Sale 5 Duroo Jersey shoats, 5 months old; three male, two sows. Eligible to register. Call on Wm. | Pyke one mila north of Decatur, on Dailey farm. Terms reasonable. ts Miss Anna Martin entertained the Bon Ton olub last evening for the last time during the season, at a guessing 0011 *Bl, and a fine time was reported. The priz.sß were won by Misses Edna Crawford and Dude Voglewede, while the consolation were awarded to Misses Birtha Djininger and Maude Christen Refreshments wore then sarved and ut a lute hour the olub adjourned. “Tne Pathfinders met last evening at the Knights of Pythias hall for the first time since their organiza tion and held a most enthusiastic meeting. A new member being given the degree work and other business of importanoe transacted. On next Tuesday the Fort W avne lodge will come to this city and will assist in the initiation of twenty new members, the Fort Wayne team, which ranks among the first in Aie state, conferring the work. After which a most elaborate banquet will be given and the balance of the evening given to merrymak j ing. An effort is being made to i secure the C. B. L. hall. The people of thi* county »re now offered * Chicago daily for 91.1* 1 a year The Chicago Daily Kevixw I* sent to aubacrlber* for 41 a year, 75 cent* for alx month*. 50 cent* for three month*, and Mooned when the time I* out. The Daily Rrvixw 1* a dellahtful family dally with all the newsof thedug condensed Into four page*, hence the low price. It 1* printed In large, clear type, easily read by young and old. aod publishes a brilliant ma;axlne feature by a popular author every day. beside* much good poetry and Interesting departments devoted w science and Invention. art litetature. music, education, hygiene, home management, fashion*, humor sports and recreations, travels, matters of Interest to women and children, etc It is a I clean family paper and admits nothing to its I reading or advertising columns that cannot i lie read aloud in the family circle. The Daily Kkvikw has subscribers In every State in the Union and every county and township in this and sorroundlngistates. It Is just the dally paper for busy farmersand business men. professional men and their families. Subs&iibe for the Daily Kaiucw to-day. Send one dollar to Chicago Kaviaw Co., Room 499. No. 132 g Wabaab uve.. Chicago, 111., and receive this tine paper every day exC pt Sunday for a whole year. Grave Trouble Foreseen It needs but little foresight, to tell, that when your stomach and liver are badly affected, grave trouble is ahead, unless you take the proper medicine for your disease, as Mrs. John A. Young, of Clay, N. Y., did. Hhe says: "1 had neuralgia of the liver and stomach, my heart was weakened, and I could not eat. I was very bad for a long time, but in Electric Bitters, I found just what I needed, for they quickly relieved and cured me. ” Best medicine for weak women. Sold under guarantee by Blackburn & Christen, druggists, at 60c a bottle. Low Rat* of lnt*r**t. Money loaned at five per cent, interest, payable annually or semi-an-nually, at option of borrower, with privilege of partial payments at any nterest paying time. No delay in making loans. F. M. Schirmeyer, Decatur, Ind. 9tf A Guaranteed Cure for Piles. Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Preluding PllesT Druggist's retun money if PAZO OINTMENng falls to cure any case, no matter of How 100 ~ standing. In tl to It days. First sppllcatlxs gives ease and rest. We. If your druggist han’t It s»nd 57c. In stamps and it will be forwur rded post paid by the Paris Medicine Co., St, Luuls Mo

Wanted—Seam tress desires sewing in homes Address, “Seamstress'' at postofQoe, or inquire at thia office. 4«d6 We can save you 30 per cent on all and mats. Kindly soliciting your trade. Lyman Bros. 44d3wka Mexico nineteen hours nearer. Double daily through service, Iron Mountain route. Ask ticket agents or G. A. A. Deane, Jr., T. P. A., 200 Sentinel Bldg., Indianapolis.

Not the Large Profits on the few, but the small profits on the many sales is what has made mv business a success. ’ eet me Face to Face. I’m waiting. CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE, THE SHOE SELLER. DECATUR, INDIANA

LOTS! LOTS! LOTS! LOTS OF LOTS! CITY LOTS! We have some very desirable lots close to the resident and business parts of the city within four squares of the court house, located inside of the railroads. A bargain if sold soon. Northern Indiana Real Estate Company. Over Burn* H»rne*s Store. Dt catur. Indiana REPPERT, FRUCHTE & LITTERER. ■BBMfIOMHBSHCBHMHMBagadEiaSMNNNHNBaNBNSJBNNaiaMBi FINANCIAL $25 loan 50 weeks pav Back 60 cents a week MONEY TO LOAN on household moods, 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 "isily and quickly we can do it. O r modern method may be something you hav« never thought poMiuie. ONE FEATURE of our plan is TH E LONG TIME ANOTHER 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 Y >ur Name Wife’s Name Street and Number Oity Amount Wanted Kind of Security you haveOccupation...' All communications are held strictly confidential. Call on or address >WT WONE LOAN €O. 3Sp°^ u H °o£i Established I Fort Wayne, Ind,

New Spring ties, A scuts, String and fore in hand, at Gus Rosenthal's, ts For Sale—A good reed organ for sale. Almost new, (20. Enquire at Democrat office. 22d0 For Sale One three-year-old driving colt, well bred and well broke to drive. Good size and a dark Cleveland bay. If sold within the next two weeks, will lie sold reasonable. Call on H- J. Andrews at livery barn, or J. A. Hendricks at depot, Monroe, Indiana. 35d12