Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 68, Decatur, Adams County, 1 April 1905 — Page 3

TIME TABLES GRAND HAPIOS k INDIANA RAILWAY S«*lrmkrr IS, IWH Nowin Ctfrct. Sun •OIN* •ouvHl'aily K« sun X* Mun Kk M only I £y twcMur i oMm 7:1411m i.tftpm 'sipm? <*»pm *1 r'rmlioH J»i ‘4-ia” iiij ” »5J " - Richmond JW " 94* •' J4® " >e:t}, CtiKlnnati J:>S " IttfonasiM “ re* tfkhi tlerper (o Cincinnati, t:iC train par ler vat Train* arrive from *oulh at 1j» a. m 159 a m daily aud J i? p m Xa Sunday •OiannontH bally Dally to X* Sun Gd Rapid* L». bccaiur I joam 759a m. Jitypm at St Wayne •» ” »s* " «>0 •• ••Od. Rapid* 443 " 150 pm 940 “ • Traversa City i*M>m »:oo ■' • p»to«ky »;jo ” »M " 4:oj am Mackinaw <ll} ** toija ** y;*o ~ i:*o train alecping car to brand Rapid* and Mackinaw bity. 7 59a. m train parlor rar to Grand Rapid* and Mackinaw City };«7 p m. train parlor car 10 Grand Rapid* ilevplng car ta Mackin* w City Train* arrive from north at ttala. m. ~i«a m. 1:1* p m 741 pm. I. Sryaon. Aga C. L. Lockwood, (I T. A Gr. Rapid* Mic. clover leap. la affect June la. UM BAST. gc r—Ooaamereial Travtlar, dally... *l7 a m R; »— Mail, dal'y, **c*pl Huaday ..1 a tn Rc 4— Day Sapreaa. dally V:M p m • p ■—Looai Freight iltoi pm WBT Ro I—Day Sipraea. dally 5 'da m t, i—Ma!.. daVy ateaptFunday . 11 a>*a ■ ■ P—Ona* tn a ref * 1 Traveler, dally *-11 pm t, M—Local Fratabl **>• a in NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. BASF BOUND No S »:»a. m. Ro. 0 re. Sun.. ■, - - *'ta tn Nc. 4—— - 4 40 p m No. I* ex. Fun. ...—mw... r.ko p. m No. 10 ».»p. m. No. ■< doe* not carry lmer.nr and doea not Carry paaaengeraeaat of Marion, uhlo. WEST BOUND Wr, t J on a m ■ 1 I i: W A ■ No <1 er. Bun ..10:10 a m No. > — — W:J4p.tn Mc>. IS .—* —— p uu (ercept Monday'* A day* fol'r legal holiday* No. 13 done not carry barrage. Lake Erie A Western Time carl from Bluffton lad. SOUTHBOUND go. M—bally crept Bunday T:*ean> Ro IS—Dally ercept Sunday ll:S7am Ro M—Daily ercept Bnnda* 4.K p m Noil run* through to I ndlanapolte without Ibanee. arriving 10:30 a m No 43 leaver Indianopulle at IdMa m. Kun* through without change, arriving at Blufftor Id Mam No. 41 and « run via Muncie A Bia 4 route John Schug returned this mornin 4 from a trip at Bwne. Jjhn Ydgor made a business trip to F >rt Wayne last e zoning. O. N. Snellen returned last evening from a business trip to Bvrne. Mrs Al Girard went to Fort Wayne last evening to visit relatives. John Stonebnrner returned this morning from a business trip at Portland. Mrs. Sherry and daughter Sarah, went 11 Fort Wayne this morning to visit over Sunday. Ben Rioe returned last evening from Ridgeville, where he was attending to timber business. Misses Clara Soldner and Marie Bixler of Berne, were in the city last evening, the guests of friends. Miss Josephine Niblick went to Fjrt Wayne last evening to visit for a few days with Mr. and Mrs W. J. Vesey. Mrs. Everhart returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after a visit in the city a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Malotte. C. U Moore, of Indianapilis, representative of the Indiana Retail Merchants’ association, was a business caller in the city last evening. Unclaimed letters are at the post office for Elina Yons, Mary Ward, Mrs Jennie Biwers, M. R Parker, M. C Miller. Roy Mcßow, Louis Broneaugh, Loretta Hoffman. Judge D. D. Heller, C. J. Lutz and J. T. Murrvman returned this miming from Portland, where they argued a motion for a new trial in the case of the Town of Geneva against the Gas company.

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Cal Miller nude a business trip to Geneva thia morning. C. D Mm ray made a visit at Fort Wayne last evening. Pat Hyland made a business visit at Fort Wayne last evening. Dan Haley made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. A P Beatty made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening. Henry Smith went to Fort Wayne this morning to visit relatives. J. W. Chapman made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Etni) Franz, of Berne, was attending to legal business here today. Curley Radamacher made a bust • ness trip to Fort Wayne last evening. Mrs. T iwh returns 11 >S » ayzoe today, after visiting relatives in the city. James Duff, the assessor of Jefferson township, was here today on business. E. A. Mann returned thia morn ing from a business trip st Naix) leon, Ohio. fred B.hroeder went to Wayne this morning to visit over Sunday with relatives. Miss Ella Eirle went to Fort Wayne this morning to make a visit with relatives. Miss Marguerite Moran arrived this morning fiotn B.me, and is a guest of tier father. Miss Anna Beyer returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after being a guest of her jiarentH. Mrs. Geo. Smitley and children went to Pleasant Mills today to sjiend Sunday with relatives. E L. Carrol will arrive this evening from Buffalo, N. Y., and will spend a week with his family. Miss DeHaven -eturned to Fort Wayne last evening, after being a guest of Dr. D. D. Clark and family. Mrs. A. F. Macgead returned last evening ti Detroit, Mich., after making a pleasant visit here with relatives. Mrs. Spaulding and family returned to Banquo, today, after mak ing a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. C- Miller. Miss Anna Garver returned to Toledo. Ohio, after making a weeks' visit in the city with Mr. and Mrs. Gillette. Judge Erwin was called to Portand this morning to attend to legal | duties and oonsequendy no session 1 of Court was held here. Miss Georgia Miller arri veil last evening from Glendale, where she is attending school, and will spend her vacation with her parent*. Dr. Fred Patterson goes to Geneva Monday with a view of completing arrangements for the transfer of the dental jjarlors from Dr. Day to himself. Judge R. O. Johnson, of Douglas, Arizona, arrived this afternoon for a two or three months’ visit with old friends and relatives. He says it has been raining in Arizona for two months, an unprecedented incident in that country. Three hundred and ten is the number of mortgage exemptions tiled with Auditor Lewton. This is o insiderably less tha i half of the whole number that will be filed before the expiration of time allowed by law.

O. Svphers made a vi»it at Willshire, Ohio, today. Harve Sprague made a trip to Fort Wayne last evening. Patchy Pyle of Portland, was] here yesterday <>n business. Frank Htone. of Fort Wayne, was a business nailer here today. J. D. Hale made a business visit at Foit Wayne last evening. Charles Fuelling made a business trip to Fort Wayne ln»t evening. John Weinman made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning, Judgj R K Erwin made a bust* ness trip to Portland this morning. John Barnett returned to Muncie today, after visiting relatives here. Mrs Olell went to M mtpdier today, to a visit relatives over Sunday. Miss Dudgeon went to Berne today to spend Sunday with her pirents. Mrs. W. E. Smith went to Fort Wayne last evening to visit relatives. Mrs. John F. Snow went to Geneva t« day to spend Sunday with her mother. Miss Lillie Lewton arrived this morning from Berne, and is a guest of relatives. Father Eberly went to Portland today, wheie he will hold services tomorrow. Frank Birthel was acting in the capacity of clerk fur Charlie Voglewede today. Miss Katie Limenstall went to Kendalville. this morning to visit with her sister. Miss Matie Auten arrived this morning from Fort Wayne, and is a guest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs John Lachot return, ed to Berne, t >day, after visiting friends in the city. Mri. J. N. Kelley returned to Berne t >day, while here shd was the guest of relatives. Mrs. Heiss, of Spencerville, Ohio, passed through the city last evening enroutle to Geneva. Miss Helen McGee arrived today from Fort Wayne, and is a guest of Miss Francis Bryson. Mrs C- B Ford and family returned to Berne, today, after beitg guests of friends in the city. J. R. Smith and Mrs. Davidson went to Geneva this morning to to visit over Suncay with relatives. John Kleinhenz returned last evening from Ott 'Ville, where he was attending the funeral of his sister. The 1895 class held areunion last evening at the home of Miss Eva I Acker, and spent a most enjoyable evening. Elmer Johnson and Abe B:oh re turned this morning from Pittsburg, where they were conducting a horse sale. M»ss Marguerite Confer arrived today from Fort Wayne, where she is attending school, and will spend Sunday here. Mis« Lucile Hale returned today from Glendale, where she is attending school and will «p >nd her vac a tion with her pare, t Trustees Radabush, of B'ne Creek townhip and Abe B«bont of Jefferson, were here today, looking after business for their respective townships. Flovd Leßrtin received a letter today from John Maxwell, owner of the Lima base ball team, requesting Floyd to report at Lima next week to go into practice work. Judd Banks arrived today ‘from Frankfort, and will spend Sunday with Fred Patterson. Mr. Banks is a schoolmate of Fred's at Indianapolis, and is quite a musician, having toured the country three seasons with Sousa's band. A joke was turned on Lase Ellie, the well known saloon keeper, of this city. He ordered a pair of pants of the Decatur Tailoring company. His friends pursuad"d the firm to make him peg tops, the consequence being that Lase has, been sporting his jieg tops all day, I and looks like a high school cadet. On First street this morning a number of the Schafer Hardware conqiany’s force engaged in the destruction by fire of the following property to-wit: One wheat drill, good as bad, one buggy, worse, one half of a phaeton, twenty years old with yellow stripes on dash board; one hay stuffed cushion and other antiquated articles too numerous t.j mention. P. S. —Fire commenced at 10 o’clock.

Closing Out Sale NOW ON AT THE ECONOMY

SUNDAY SERVICES. I). B. Church. The third regular quarterly meet ing of the U. B. church will be held tomorrow. All who have ever hearu Rev. A. M. Cummins, the presiding elder, of the Fort Wayne district will lie glad to know that he will be present and preach both morning and evening. A short sermon willbe preached this even mg by the elder followed by the business session of the quarterly conference. Pastor. Presbyterian. The services at the Presbyterian church will be as usual, tomorrow, with the exception that tbe putor will use the stereoptioon in the evening. “Lead, Kindly Light,” will lie illustrated with some five views. “The use of tbe bible" will be the subject Oa Wednesday evening the annual congregational meeting will be held, followed by a social. Methodist The services of tomorrow will close the work of this conference year. It is the earnest desire that all offerings to the lienevolenoes will be handed in early. Public worship, 10:30, “The Reward for Service ” and at 7:30, “Loyalty of Service to Christ. ” Sabbath school 9:15. Class meeting 11 m. The Epworth League devotional at 6:30, “The Making of a Christian His Food.” John 6, 47-58; 2 Tun. 3, 14-17. Miss Hower, leader. In strumental selection by Miss Thomas. Also song by the Ernsberger quartette. “Fear Ye Not, O Israel,” will be rendered by Miss Thomas at the morning worship, and “The Lord is Mv Shepherd,” I by Miss Hower and Mr. Ernibergcr at the evening service. You have a very cordial invitation to meet with us in these services. The Decatur Court The members of D'catur Court enjoyed a grand social time kst evening. Everyone present wa* i asked to enroll their nsme. and this record wi'l be kept for future reference. The exact number pres ent was 120, which is not half of the membership. Many pleasant speeches were made and all showed appreciation of the splendid features of the order, and our people are justly proud of the success of . Decatur Court, which now num I bers242 members. The lienefits of the families of deceased members have been tested. The work is in excellent condition and the prospects tor new members very en- ' couraging. An elegant banquet I was served and the committee in charge of the preparations and I serving deserves unlimited praise I for their excellent work. ’Squire Bailey, of Monroe, was a b isiness caller here today. L. C. Zimmerman returned today from a visit at Fort Wayne. George Maddy returned today from his weekly business trip. MissGlanoey went to Berne today to sjiend Sunday with friends. L. L. Baumgartner went to Linn Grove today to spend Sunday with his family. Mrs. W. A. Wetter went to Wren, Onio, today, to spend Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. W H. Stolts and family. Startling Mortally Statistics show startling mortality from appendicitis and peritonitis. To prevent and cure these awful diseases, there is just one reliable remedy. Dr King’s New Life Pills. M. Flannery of 14 Custom House Place, Chicago, says: “They have no equal for Constipation and Biliousness." 25c at Black burn and Christian druggist.

BUSINESS MENTION Buv the beat and cheapest fence —the Page. J. D. Nidlinger, Agent. 63dtf Wanted to buy, laidea’ bicycle. Must be in good condition. See A. R Bell. MM Lost—Pair of gold rimmed double sighted glasses. Finder please leave at thia office. For Rent—April lat, a ten room house. Inquire of James N. Fris toe. 65d6 For Sale—Horse suitable for farm, weight 1400, black. Inquire of Z. (>. l*ewellen, Monroe, Ind. «3d6 Wanted—Au old line life insurance company of New York is desirous of securing a local represen tative. Attractive policies. Good income assured. Address, look box 200, Fort Wayne. Ind. 64d3 List <>r Stolen—Black Shepherd dog, with white ring around neck, white on breast, tail and legs; has on tan collar with brass buckle. Will pay liberal reward for information leading to his return. Israel Bender, Decatur, rural mute ten. 64d3

I IF IT’S A DUNLAP I That's all you want I to know about it. " L/% Ama Never compare a DUNLAP with I A any other make; compare the other shoe with the DUNLAP. These ISA a , celebrated shoes are in a class by i* , * - M ’ M themselves. All styles. A1 1 “W' $* A leathers. SHA $5.00 We- fit the shoe to the foot not tn*- foot to the s>Ho«». CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE I SELLS GOOD SHOES. g BMMHMHBHHHMMMHniaBBaMMBMHB YOU NEED MONEY WE LEND MONEY We Are "THE PEOPLE'S BANIS" Your Collateral is good enough for uh. Government bonds are good collateral anywhere but it in not always easy to borrow on houwehold gcxxis, horses, cattle, etc. Here are some of the terms of our weekly payment, allowing you 50 weeks to | ay off your loan: 60c in the weekly payment on a $25 loan. $1.20 is the weekly payment on a SSO loan. SI.BO is the weekly payment on a $75 10an--52.50 is the weekly payment on a $1(X)losn. Other amounts in name proportion. Courteous treatment. f air dealings and absolute secrecy guaranteed. Date Your name Wife’s Name Street and Number Olty Amount Wanted Kind es Security you have Occupation If you need money fill out this blank and mail to Port Wavne Loan Co. Home .Phone 833 (Ipposite Court House Hoorn 2 2nd Floor Established 1876 706 Calhoun St. FT. W AWE, IND - '■ ■> L 2 ■— - J » The Democrat for Latest Market Reports

For Rent—Dwelling on Third street. See Mrs. D. E. Studabaker Strayed—Three sheep from my held just south of town. I will pay the naan who returns them. F. ed Scbeiman. 63dt Lost—A Poland China hog. weight from 75 to 100 pounds. Send information to Irvin Acker first house north of jail, First street. Decatur. Ind. 61d6 For Sale—Thirteen Shropshire sheep and one buck, at reasonable price. Inquire of Lawrence Meyer at Peoples Ar Holthouse stables. 64d6 The spring term of the Hunting* ton Business University be/ine April 4th. '’he enrollment is unusually large. Write for tbe “special pr>>|M>sition.” H. B. U. Hunting’ in. Ind. C4d6 E F Miller, owner of Beaverdam herd Duroo Jersey swine, offers for sale ifaree yearling sows by Corrector (9739) bred for April farrow to Anderson Boy (17604). Also Sept, pigs, either sex, good enough for breeders. Cheap enough for farmers. Residence five miles dun east of town, rural route number nine, Decatur, Ind. 59d10