Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 55, Decatur, Adams County, 16 March 1905 — Page 3

TIME TABLES GRIND RIPIDS & INDIANA RAILWAY •O'NO oouTHlMily K> Hun Ko nun Ko H only £» IMcniur t •JWiu j u»m 7 jipm? cO|>tn At Pr<Hl«n<t Ml " *l|" mi* • ».js 045’, •• nkhmoud jjo " 941 •' J4O '• >o ij. - cindnnoti 7:ls " uuonnj.js •• 1 oCttomolrt per to Cincinnati. i:i4 train par lor car Train> orrive from aouth at i:jo a. ui 7;pj a. m dally aud J. 17 p tn Ko Huttday. • oinaiaonTH Dally Dally to Ko Hun Gd Kapida l». Decatur tijoam 7wa m. 3:17 p.m Cr Pt Wayne trio" kjo - 4.10 ■•(H lttp Ida <4S " l.so p m 94° " ■ TravrraoCiiy 1 »Sl»n *:oo •• • Petoiltr »IS" '* " 4:oj am ■Micainrw 4IJ “ lo:jo " 7;eo 1 10 train aleeplng car to Grand Raplda and Mackinaw ally. 7 54a. m. train pnrlor car to Qrand Kapida and Mackinaw City ja? p ni. train parlor car 10 Grand Mapula alc**pttia car to Mackirr » City Trama arrive from north at 1:0a a. m. .14 a. rn. 116 p m 7:31 pm. f. Ury no:.. Age. C. U tockwood. G. F.A a Gr. Kapida. Mic. NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. BAST BOUND No. I •« •:* ». tnNu.ZSca Hun—— No. 4 ——— 4:00 P tr> No. 14 ex. Hun. 3:30 p. m No. iu_.———SO p. m. No. 14 doea not carry burgage, and doeo not carry paaaengera eaat of Morton. (Jbki. WEST BOUND <0 ? ~ — B-rm * m No • - »:»f *■ m No. *1 ex. Hun ™. ..—m Na 1 p. tn No. 14 1 H:Vlp tn (except Monday’. & days fot'r legal holiday* No. 13 doea not carry tmgirage. CLOVER LEAF. In «SuCt Juua Se. 1304 BAST. •0 •—Commercial Traveler, dally... (I.Mam N 3—Mall, dally, except Sunday. ..11 In arn ■3 4—Day Ktpreaa. dally 7 Up m •0 31-Looa, Frslxbl 13:10 pm NO I—Day Kxpraea. dallr 3-44a m N> I—Mall, dally, except Bunday .'l.loa m N r—Commercial Traveler, dally 10 0* p n K IS—Local Freight 3:00 a rn Lake Erie « Western Time card from Bluffton Ind. SOUTHBOUND 10.41—Dallyexept Sunday am 10. I»—Daily except Sundayll:s7* m 10. 33—Dally except Hundt’ 5 25 pm No 41 runs through to Indianapolis altboui nene». arriving 10:30 a tn No. Wlea vet Indlanopolle at 7:00 a m Rune trough without change, arriving at Bluffton I 15 a m No. 41 and 42 rue via Muncie A Rig 4 route J R. Davis, of Portland, up ?nt a ew hours in the city today. Charles Ernst was in Portland iday, wheie he attended to busiest matters. Mont Evans went to Hoagland jis morning in the interests of the Hment Block company. Lawrence Meyers of the Peoples ■ Holthouse stables began his <iut»s this morning as driver of the ■urray hotel bus. ■Mrs. frank W. Dibble left the ■y this morning enroute to Chicago via Fort Wayne. She will be ■* guest of friends and relatives ■ that plaoa for a week or so.

THEtHI’B OECATUR. IND. . ADVERTISERS OF FACTS For Only 98c. 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. I You May Buy Your Frame Where You Pease We beg to announce that we are daily receiving our beautiful and enormous line of MEN’S AND BOYS’ Spring Clothes and Furnishings Lt prices that will surprise the m ist exacting. In duty to yourself and to us all j we ask is your kind inspection of I DECATUR’S MODERN CLOTHING STORE THE HUB ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS B. Kalver & Son, Props. ** ** Big Store Block I Bring Photogragh or Tin-type with vou |

Max Romberg came in from Cincinnati last evening. Frank Gast attended to business inturcstH in Fort Wayne today. Crii Strobe went to Rome City this morning on railroad buaineaa. EI Ray, of Berne, was in the city today, attending to acme business matters. John Grose, of Monroe, H(>ont the day in the city looking aftoi business interests. The remains of Al f uhrman, who died yesterday in Arizona, will reach this city M onday morning. Matt Schafer bus fixed up his place on Madison street and is now ready to again greet his customers. H. Williams returned to Fort Wayne this morning, after attending to business interests in this city. Ed Meyers left the city this morn* ing for Fort Wayne, where he attended to important business mat ters. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Allison left the city last evening for Chicago, where they are the guests of reintires. Miss Whiteleather returned to Van Wert today, after being in the city for a few days, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wash Gilpin and daughter, Leota. Frank Miller this morning resigned his position with A Van Camp, at the Oak Roller mills. He has not decided what vocation he will follor.. John Smith's smiling face may now be se>n behind the counters of Brown & Co's Monroe street meat market, he having yesterday purchased h .ls interest in the establishment. Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Steele returned to the city today from Fort Wayne, where they had been in at (enhance at the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Muldhtm. Mrs. Middleton *is Mrs. Steele’s mother. Mrs. Frank Durkins, Miss Kittie Christen and Mr. and Mrs. T C. Corbett went to Fort Wayne this morning. They returned to the city with the remains of Frank Durkins, who died at the St. Joseph hospital, at that place this morning.

Otto Bremerkiimp camo in from Willshire th's noon. Mrs. M. France went to Willshire today to call on friends. L. L. Syphers, of Willshire, whs in the city for a short time today. A. P. Beatty went to Fort Wayne last evening, where he attended to legal business. Ed Heller, of Montpelier, arrived in th' city last evening, and is look ing up old friends. Mary F. Brandyberry re‘urned to Monroe thit afternoon, after being the guest of relatives here. Mr, and Mrs. W. IL Niblick went to Chicago last evening whore they are visiting some friends and relatives. Bill posters were busy t<aay hanging paper for the "King of Tramps’’ show, which will be at Bosxes's Monday. Henry Holbroke is quite ill at his home, corner Monroe and Third streets. He has been confined at his home for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Bly returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after being in the city tor several weeks, the guests of friends and relatives. Mrs. Sweet returned to her home in Hoagland last evening, after spending a few days in the city the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Farrell. Mr. and Mrs. William Chronister are the proud and hippy parents of a baby girl, which made its appearance at their home last evening. Both mether and babe doing nicely. The condition of Louis Holthouse, who has been sick with lung fever for some time, vias reported today as lieing very serious. The physician, however, thinks he will recover. * Miude Mirim arrived In the citv last evening from Riiohmond She is tho guest of Miss Bissie Harruff. As she is a music teacher, she expects to start a class in ths city soon. The funeral of Herman Eichoff. nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs Chris Eichoff was held at the Friedheim church yesterday [afternoon. The children of Herman’s class in school donated a very beautiful floral collection Interment was made at Freidheim cemetery.

SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL This week only we offer these low prices. “Economy Means Saving.” H bars Swifts Saumlk j p No. R Granite Tm Pride Soap Spool Keltic O I ” 4 qt. Granite Kettle, Horse Shoe Bottom 44 p 7 Boxm Carpet F"p with lid ww” Glass Tumblers; set ll** Tacks 7 ft. Cloth Window Shade, QAp Oak Curtain Polo, com- "9n Glaxs Lamp, complete with fixtures tok* plete with fixtures | * No 1 buruer, wick, chimney tI “ When You Think, of Low Rrices Think of “THE ECONOMY”

NO PLAY HOUSE Children Should Not Visit Citi Plant Unless Accompanied. The committee of the city council request us to says that hereafter children will not be permitted to visit the city water and light plant unless aocotnpiniod by an adult. For some time, particularly on Bundays, the children have been using the plant for a playhouse, inconveniencing the employes. Besides the danger of some of them getting injured the’r running about causes 1 the constant raising of dust, which is harmful to the electric ma chinery. Free. Every customer of C. F. True'» tomorrow will be given free a handsomely woven emblem of St. Patrick’s day—the Shamrock. L. G. Ellingham went to Indian apMis at noon today. Irwin Brandybt-rry returned from Fort Wayne at noon t >day. N. S. Mygrant returned to Portland today, after attending to busi ness here. Jake Wabel returned to his home in Monroe at noon today, after doing some trading here. Mrs. Shelby Vance, of Willshire, arrived in the city at non today, to be the guest of relatives. Emma Lehman returned to her home in Berne this noon, after being the guest us friends here. Mrs. S. S. Shimp returned to her home in Geneva at noon today, after being a guest of relatives l here. Mrs. B F. Bennett returned to her home in Pleas-int Mills this afternoon. after being the guest of relatives. Harve Rice went to Berne today, where he inspected the boilers at the Adams County Lumber company's saw mill. Miss Viola Stephens returned to her home in Fort Wayne this morning, niter being the guest of her p irents in thi ity for several days. Charles Dirkson, who lives north j of the city, who recently had an I operation performed for appendicitis, is reported as recovering very i rapidly. Mrs. Henneford, of Vera Cruz, | went t j Bjrne today to spend a few days with friends, after being a guest, of her son and daughter in this city, /J The pxrty who borrowed the wheel borrow belonging to J. H. Davis, thu cement sidewa'k man, had better return the same tit once and avoid further action, as the i party is well known. If the same is returned to the Schafer Hardware company’s store at once, al! furthei proceedings will he stopped. 55dtf E. C. McCouley, representing the Indianapolis Fire Insurance company, of Indianapolis, is in the city. He settled the company’s loss on Bert Bliley’s stock and fixtures, which were destroyed in the Monroe lire n le v days ago, paying the policy in full—>7so. The Indianapolis is an Indiana company, and one of the best on earth. Gallog’.y & Haefling are Adams county agents. Representatives of Mann & Christen, the popular architects, yesterday received the job of building the new Boknecht bnilding, they being the lowest bidders. The new building will be a two story brick structure and will be modern in every design, as it will bo heated by steam heat throughout. It will be pnt up at onoe and will adjoin the present building owned by Chris at the rear. .

Card of Thanks. 1 desire to thank those who assisted us during onr recent bereavement, the death of my beloved wife. Charles Meyers. BUSINESS MENTION » Wanted—Girl to learn millinery. Call on Mrs. U. Deininger. 54d2 New SpringHcse, all late shades at Gus Rosenthal's. ts For Sale—We have ten head of gcod driving and farm hones at reasonable prices. Robison & Stults. 53d« We sic now prepared to clip your horses at resonable prices. King ADetro in Niblick tarn, corner Third and Jackson streets. 53d6 jj We can save .von 30 ]>er cent on all mouldings and mats. Kindly soliciting your trade. Lyman Bros 44d2wks Wanted—Seamtress desires sow ing in homes Address, Flora Miller, Decatur, Ind., or inquire at this office, 46d(5

I | ft Reputation of many xcars stardiig far value and solid wear stands be- ■ hind every pair of * “Buckeye” Shoes. I They are made in different styles, plain toe and tip, light and heavy Jp soles. Every pair sells another. ft-LL STYLES ft-T $2.00. CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE 1 B THE SHOE SELLER. DECATUR, INDIANA FINANCIAL <25 loon 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 Y’OUR INTEREST to find out how we loan money bow «”>Hily and quickly we can do it. O r modern method may be something you have never thcught possi.ue. ONE FEATURE of our plan is THELONGTIME 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 follow ing blank. Date Y >nr Name Wife’s Name Street and Number City Amount Wanted Kind of Security you have Occupation All communications are held strictly confidential. Call on or address FORT WAYNE LOAN CO. I Established 1’96, Fort Wayne, Ind.

New Spring ties, Ascots, String and fore in hand, at Gus Rosenthal’s, ts From March Ist to May 15th the Erie railroad will sell tickets to the Pacific coast and intermediate points at very low rates. Ask agents for particulars. For—Sale 5 Duroc Jersey shoats, 5 months old; three male, two sows. Eligible to register. Callon Wm. Pyke one milo north of Decatur, on Dailey farm. Terms reasonable, ts Mexico nineteen hours nearer. Double daily through service, Iron M mntain route. Ask ticket agentfX or G. A. A. Deane. Jr., T. P. A., 300 Sentinel Bldg., Indianapolis. sls round trip to points in Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Mssonri, Texas, Oklahoma Territory and Indiana Territory, from St. Louis, Special fares in connection with these very low rates via Clover Leaf route on February 7, and 21st, and March 7th and 21, 1905. Get full information of Clover Leaf agents or address W. L. Ross, G. P. A. Toledo. O.