Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 60, Decatur, Adams County, 22 March 1905 — Page 3

time tables GIAND RAPIDS i INDIANA RAILWAY xcptcmbrr 13, I IKK -Nawln etfrct. Hun BOUtHl*» ,, y F« Hun K» Hun E« H only 7, Urcntut i oMm 7 u«m i.tevm ? 51pm* *t|-ni 4I rmtl.ml aui • 4-i|' »iij • H.jj •• ».«•, • tuchiauml Jy " 4 ♦’ ’’ l «o" io ij , • Cincinnati 7:IJ mavnnjisj '• 1 oMrnm ■letper to Cincinnati t ie train par IM ear, Train* arrive from *oulh at Ijo a. m y:yya. n> dally and J t? p m K« Sunday eO'nawoarn Daily Daily to Ki Hun Gd Mapid* L». Decatur 1 joani r am. Ju? p.m at Ft Wayne 1w " 45“ " <x> •• ■Gd Rap Ida 445 •- Is»p.m «:«o •• • Tr• vrr»e City I »spm »oo “ ■ Pel ■•By I.}® " »M " 4:05 am Mackinaw 415 " 10:50 “ ?;*o 1 :«o train Bleeping car to Grand Rapid* and MacUinaw Dily. JIM a. m. train parlor car to Grand Rapid* and Mackinaw City J1? p m train parlor car to Grand Rapid*, aleepinit car te Mackior » City. Train* arrive from north al ■ ofca m ~I 4 m. I>4 p m 7:51 pm I. Hryaoll. Age. C. L Dockwood. G. P.A Gr. Rapid*. Mic. NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. BASF BOVND No. 44 »«■ 8“"—— •:*» a. tn No. 4—- 4: 40 p. Bi No. 14 ex, Hun. »«.—■»«». 4:40 p. m RO. 4.90 p. ■ No. |4 doe* not carry imrgage. and duet not tarry paaaenger* eaet of Manon. Ohio. WEST BOVND Nq. T i, , ——— -----4 14: a m Ry a—-—...... 1 ST a. m No n ei. Bnn |O:tOa. m ■o, J — - 11:44 p. ui M > U - k:*p m (except Monday * * day* fol k legal holiday* No. 13 dorse not carry baeirage. CLOVER LEAP. tn effect June 44.1404 BART. ■ 0 4— Commercial Traveler, dally... 4 IT a ■ • L »—Mall, daily, except luaday ..14 11 a in ■c 4—Day Rxpree*. dally »-S4 p m Pc e-Loaai _. t. 1509 pa WEST ■ a a—Day Ripr**«. dally 4 SB* m ■ , I—Mall.dal y except dunday 11 *a m ■ y—Commercial Traveler, daily vsll pm ■ , *4—Local rrelebl »:•»• m Lake Erie a Western Timecard from Bluffton Ind. SOUTHBOUND H 0.4—Dally excpt Sunday ...t-’4am Ro. 14—Dally except Sunday.ll "* m No as—Dally except Sunde’ 4Mpm No 41 rune through to I ndlanapolle without xkenro, arriving 10:30 a tn No 44 leavee Indmnopulle at > SX)a m Rune rkrcugb without change, arriving at Bluffton 'Nc.M'and 44 run via Muncie A Big 4 route ( harles Spencer went to Chicago this morning. Tate Coffee made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Fred Hoffman and Fred. Linn made a business trip to Berne this morning John Hees’er returned last even ing from Portland, where he was attending to legal matters. Miss Minnie Orris will enteitain the Thimble cluh at her home on Winchester street, Friday after noon at two o’clock. Miss Grace Peterson left this miming fir Sielby, Ohio, where she will trim in a millinery establishment during the coming season

THE 6 Hub DECATUR. IND. ADVEFiriHERS OF" JB’A.OX’O Spring Leads You To Our Threshold And we give you a most Cordial Welcome to an exceptionally Fine Selection of the Season’s Newest Fashions. .* .* ** -•* Kuppenhsimer’s gla , c Superior Tailored IMI Sack Suits WSroWi. Light Overcoats ||| \ Rain Coats. I That are absolutely correct in Des:yn, Exclusi\ely Smart in cut, Exquisitely Tailored and of Highest Quality of fabrics in Latest Patterns and Colorings and fully guaranteed. That they will fit you as perfectly, wear as well and give you as much satisfaction generally, as . an expensive custom tailor-made, we slake on: OllC Ml ICC reputation. And they will cost you about half as Our prices are especially’ conspicuous because (f FO their smallness. — B. KALVER & SONS

Charles Sether was at Hoagland last evening on business. Mann Woods made a businosa trip to Portland thia morning Burt Lew and aon matte a visit at Fort Wayne thia morning C. W. Campbell made a business trip to Borne this morning. James Rice made a business visit at Fort Wayne last evening. Sam Sitnison, of Berne, was a business caller tn the city last evening. Henry Dirkson returned thia morning from a business trip to Portland. Mrs. Lydia Bodele went to Berne thia morning to visit for a few days with relatives. Father Benzinger returned last evening to Hesse Cassel, after being a guest of Father Wilken. Miss Olive Jackaon left thia morn ing for her home at Ceoil, Ohto. after visiting relatives here. Mrs. Willis Gross, who was reported to bare left town is still in the city and called on us thia morning W, E Smith returned last even ing from Marion, where he was a gueat nf Sam C. Cary and Harry Ham. Harvey Lee left last evening for Galveston, Texas. whi-re he will take a general survey of the country. Mrs. Conrad Gillig left today for Fort Recovery, where she will assist in nursing her grandson, who ' is quite ill. Sam Martin left this morning for South Dakota, where he goes in search of health, as he is suffering with consumption. The advance agent for the “Humpty Dumpty” show arrvied this morning and is busily engaged in putting tip paper for the attraction Thursday evening. • Charles Patton, Dick Neptune, Floyd Brittson, Scott Hughes and H MoAlhaoney left last evening for Paragould, Arkansas, where they will look over some land. Lee Meyer and Martin Smith left today for Western Nebraska, having in charge a Belgium stallion and a full blooded Durham bull, consigned by Frisinger & Co. to their laige stock farm.

Dan Berry was buying horses at Berne today. F. Hostetter, of Bluffnn, was a business caller here today. Samuel Shell made a business t trip to Fort Wayne tcdsy. E. F. Miler of Logansport. is in the city a guest of friends. John Liohot ot Berne, was rning ling with old friends here today. Postmaster fx»hman of Berne, was a business caller in the city last evening. Rev, Sprague and wife, of Mon roe, were in the city today, guests of friends. Mrs. Kuklehan went to Fort Wayne last evening to visit a few days with relatives. John Edwards returned last even ing to Fort Wayne. While h°re he whs a guest of his parents Mrs. Anna McPherson returned to Hartford City today, while here she was a guest of relatives. Miss McDonald returned last evening to Fort Way"e, after being a guest of relatives in the city. J. Dicher retumel to Liwinburg. Ohio, today, after being a guest of 8. G. Sheller and family in this city. Joe Heffner returned to Fort Re covery this morning, after a visit in the city with Peter F orbing and family. Mrs. D. B Erwin went to Pleas ant Mills last evening, to be at the bedside of her mother, Mrs Marts, who is quite ill. Thirty Pathfinders are preparing to go to Mtrion next Tuesday even ing, where they will be guests of that organization. Mrs. Hockemeyer returned this morning to South Whitley, after being a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheiman in this city. The Ladies’ Aid society of the Presbyerian church will meet at the home of Mrs. William Black burn, on South Third street, Thutfc day afternoon. All are invited. Decatur is all »gog over the fact that Humpty Dumpty is to make a stand there Thursady of this week It is not the same company that appeared here some time ago and it i» hop id that the show will meet with better success than did the one playing here. — Bluffton Banner.

I THESE PRICES TALK | Granite wath Latin. • 10c Tin cupa, each, - 1c Shoe tackc, per box, -3c 6 qt granite pudding Good Talcum powder, be Toothpicks, per pkg, -3c P ftD ’ Good wash-board. -16 c 3 bare toilet soap. • 10c S.qt covered buck*., 6c Lwg< p , n , _ 23c „ MlO mlrron . .„ c 14*qt granite dish pan, 49c As Usual--Economy Means Saving. Conaequently, When You Think of Low Prices. Think of “THE ECONOMY”

SISTER IS DEAD Unde Dodd Frlttoe Receives Sed Newt. Uncle Dodl Fristoe rrodvel a message today stating that his oldest sister, Mrs Francis V. Gault bad died very suddenly at ten o clock last night at the home of h tr daughter, Mrs. Cornelia Pnrkar at Clinton, Illinois. She was an aunt to James and H. A. Fristoe and was seventy two years old. E. Ray of Berne, was a business caller here today. Mrs. Verne McG.tnagle of Will shire was shopping in the city to day. It is said that tbr°e or four divorce suits will be iiletl in court tomorrow. P. W. Smith returned to Rich mond today, after a business visit in the city. Miss Kittie Heaston returned t*> Geneva today, after a visit henwith friends. Mrs. R. A. Heaston, of Geneva, was in the city today, attending to legal matters. Mrs. C. A. Dugan and daughter went to Geneva today, to make a visit with friends. We do you good in our line. Miller <fc Debolt, carriage and sign painters. Phone 456 60d6 The remains of Al Fuhrman have not arrived yet, and probab’y will not before some time tomorrow. Mrs. Murtz, of Pleasant Mill'*, who is has been ill for some timi with pleurisy, is reported tidxy as being some lietter. Sidney Knoll, one of the Pleasant Mills school teachers, is at present off duty, suffering Irom a severe attack of heart trouble. Street Cimmissioner Coffee is | today having the main street all cleaned up, which n<.w presents a much improved appearance. Remember Mrs Beardsley’s opening, March 29. The stock is entirely new, the trimmer an ex]>ert, the prices right. Second street, op posite court house, up stuirs. 60d6 I Ti e condition of Ex C unty Cum missioner Henry Holbrook is still about the same, being a little better if anything. He is resting oomfoit ( able, but is still in a serious oondi tion. Dr. C. H. Schenk is moving his office this week from the present location above the Ellenherger Bros.’ meat market to his residence on East Main street, two squares east of the present location —Berne News. Lonis Holthouse is regaining strength and is improving daily and unless he has another backset will get along in nice shape. His physician Dr. F. Costello, is much e icouraged over his improvement, a id now awaits a speedy recovery. Tnis will no doubt prove enoourag ing news to his manv friends. It is rumored that a scientific boxing event for points only, will b • pulled oft in the near future at the opera hou-e. The management of this event has secured two noted athletics and the event will be a line one to witness. The price of admission it is said will be one dollar. Mrs. Eli Wagner and children left this place yesterday morning for Lisbon, North Dakota, where they expect to make their future home. Mr. Wagner left Mon roe with the car of goods last week, but the family did not leave as was stated in Jlast week's News. Yesterday morning a party of twenty five from Geneva started for North Dakota to make their future home.—Berne News.

ENTIRE NEW LINE OF Mohair? Dressed and Undressed Kid? Lisle and Silk Gloves for Easter. Every pair fully guaranteed. Can fit you out in almost any color. Should you desire any special shade, can get it in two or three days and no extra charge. Don’t wait too long. Come in soon and see the line while it is complete. EXTRA GOOD ASSORTMENT of ladies’, children’s and gentlemen’s fancy : : None better on the market for the prices. Ask to see th?m AT TRUES.

Buv Your Rubber Boots Where only Good Rubbers are Sold. That's Here. CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE, THE SHOE SELLER. DECATUR, INDIANA

FINANCIAL $23 loon 50 weeks pov Back GO 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 easily and quickly we can do it. > ur modern method may be something you have uever thought possible. ONE FEATURE of our plan is THE LONG TIME ANOI HER FEATURE is THE SMALL PAYMENT back, 1 here are other featupes that space doesn’t allow mention of. You ought to investigate. Write today. Please use the following blank. Y mr Name Wife’s Name Street and Number City Amount Wanted Kind of Security you have Occupation Ail communications are held strictly confidential. Cal) on or address SSSWJS FORT WAINE LOAN CO. Esubll.hed : *». Fort Wayne, Ind.

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