Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 122, Decatur, Adams County, 3 June 1905 — Page 3

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IF YOU-- ’ WERE HERE TODAY. You saw some shoe buying. \ou know I back up my “ads. with the goods. We still have a big lot of John W. Russ Co’s ship--11 I 1 nlcnt . It you can’t come torr r- ■ night, come next week. Every r i;. | pair of these shoes must be sold. 51 ' Men's Tan Russia, Calf Shoes ’ . . . St-95 • • • o J 1, Men’s Tan Russia, Oxfords tj ’ ... St-95 • • • i Men’s Black Vici Shoes . . . si-95 • • • See them in the south window. Chsr’iie Voglewede ’■ THE shoe seller

Sain Wyatt made a business rt p to Fort Wayne this morning Jake Well returned last evening from Berne, where he was buying tioraes. Mrs Bailer went to Fort Wayne this morning to »|s<nd the day with friends. Miss Schenck went to Fort Wayne this morning to spend Sunday with r ft fends. Elmer Johnson returned this morning from B>irne, where he was buying horses. J. B. Ray returned to Garrett last evening, after visiting his broth er in this city. Mrs. Elizabeth Merer returned to Williams last evening. She was ah ipping here J. C- Crull arrived last evening from Toledo, 0., ami is a guest of Miss Maggie Schumaker. Mr. and Mrs. Mell Butler went t o Richmond this morning to visit over Sunday with relatives. Misses Stella and Fanny Duer arrived last evening from Monroe, and are guests of relatives. Philip Maoklen has accepted a position as clerk for Gus Rosenthal during bis closing out sale. J. A. Mumma went to Noble county this morning to visit fora sh?rt time with his brother. BurtSegnr returned this morning from Valparaiso, where he was | taking a oonrse of schooling. Dr. Neptune. P. G. Hooper and Fred Tague left today for Rome j City, to do several days’ fishing. Mrs. Maggie Bowers and daughter went to Montpelier today to make a few days’ visit with friends. Misses Sadie Miller and Ethel Ream went to Monroe, todav, to visit over Sunday with friends. Louis Mass returned to Indianapolis last evening, after a visit in this city, a guest of Miss Kittie Stevenson. Mrs. Fanny Davis returned to Kalamazoo. Mich., this morning, after making a pleasant visit here with friends. Larry Warijg and Martin Mylott were at Huntington yesterday, looking after business pertaining to the mitten factory. Mr and Mrs. Al Stemen returned tj Fort Wayne this morning. While here they were the guests ot Mr and Mrs. Divid Liby. Unclaimed letters are reported at the pistoffioe for Clarence Deff. Clarence Cummins, Mrs. Cora ’ Laws, Vernon Reinhalt. William Hughs. The funeral of M’ss Bessie Mir ’ Sheets was held this morning at ten o’clock, at the Mount Pleasant church, and a largv number was in attendance. Interment was made • in the Reynolds cemetery. 1 Lost—A gold cross and chain, ' cross had gold medal attached bearing name of owner, lost tietween C. Radamactier's and W. H- Niblick's home. Finder kindly return to Miss Vera Ehinger, 122 South Fifth i street. * Dr. H. E. Keller returned last I evening from Indianapolis, where .I he was attending a meeting of the I state board of health. Dr Keller 1 is very enthudastio over this m*eti ing. and states it was successful in every respect. Many epee-hes - were made by able men from 1 hil- | ad>dphia and Chicago.

SAVED HER LIFE Chicißo Girl Disappointed in Lovt Drank Carbolic Acid. By United free* Newt Aaeocistlon. Chicago, June .'l—Two policemen saw Rose Fredericks drink carliolic acid in Lincoln park today They hailed a passing automobile, broke the speed regulations get* ting to the hospital where her life was saved. In her pocketbook was a note addressed t > Nan Patterson, Washington. D. C.. asking for advice. Tne no'e said she was in love with a society man who wouldn’t desert his wife for her She is evidently a refined lady.

MANY LOST Twenty People Drowned in Accident on on Mississippi. Special Telegram To The Democrat New Orleans, June 3—Late re porta show that at least twenty lives were lost in tie collision of the H. M. Carter steamer with a railroad bridge on the Mississippi river at midnight. The boat broke Completely in two. Captain Carter is among the lost. David Fox, of Berne, was a business caller here today. James Chronister made a business trip to Urbana tdday. Mrs J. J. Hofer went to Marion today, to Sunday with rein tives. Miss Freda Loser went to Berne, today to speta Sunday with friends. Mim Lillie Grow return*! to G ineva today, after a visit here with relatives. Mis. Wash Pyle went to Warren today to spend Sunday with ter daughter. Mrs. Mattie Roop went to Marion toilay, where she will visit over Sunday with friends Mrs. J. A. Brown arived today frrom Auburn and is the guest ot her husband. Rev. J. A Brown. Miss Laura E Liddle is the guest ,of her sister. Mrs John C- White. 1 Miss Liddle had charge of the department of mathematics in the i Muncie high school. Miss Clara of this city, and Mrs. John McGovern, of Colorado, went to Cleveland, 0., today, to be in attendance at his cousins wedding on June bth. The Queen Esther Girls will give an ice cream social on the Methodist church lawn next Monday evening. Ice cream and cake ten cents; ice cream five cenls. The Fort Wayne Blues tomorrow will bb the attraction atSteele’s park I and a victory over ‘hem for the Rosenthals is wanted badly, and all faithful fans are asked to lie Con spicuous by their presence. This team defeated Geneva by a six to three, and if the Rosenthals can score a victory it wil; draw a line on the relative strength of Decatur against Geneva. Dun t fail to be in attendance, as the game will be a hot one.

While laughing yesterday afternoun during a conversation with Al and Jacob Buhler and Peter Mongey, Attorney D. E. Smith canoe ! near choking to death. He w» s eating candy and during a laughing upell. as only Dave can have, some of the syrup from the candy got down his windpipe, and it waa sev. era! minutes before he could dislodge the troublesome staff and get his’*jbreathing apparatus in working order again. The boya pounded’Dave on the back and thua eaused|h’im to recover from a bad case of strangulation. Finley Smith, of Markle, Ind., was in our city thia morning search ing for hia fifteen year-old brother. Jesse Smith, who ran awiy from his home at Markle some time yesterday. Mr. Smith bad a long talk with Marshal Green concerning the boy's whereabouts, the cause of his leaving h une and the direction to look. From what can be learned the voung man was seen in thi> city yesterday afternoon and reports received by Mr. Smith from Spencerville state he was seen there last evening. Mr. Smith gave the marshal a clear description of the voung fellow and instructed him to arrest the young man on sight and hold him for further orders Tie entire family is at a loss to know why he left home.

STEEL CARS Now Being Used on the New York Central Road. Special Talegram To The Democrat Philadelphia. June 2—An order for one hundred and fifty all steel passenger oars has been reotdved by the American Car and Foundry company of Berwick. It is the first time that an American railroad has made st el cars for pasBenger traffic with the single exception of the New York unde ground road. It is expjots I. however, that the prsent wooden cars will tie generally superceded by Bteel cars Is-fore long. The steel cars are stronger than wooden cars; they are non combustible; they do not shatter in wrecks, and they are said by experts to be safer and more economi cal in every way.

A GAY TIME President s Daughter a Guest at Cincinnati. Cincinnati, June 3—Mi«" Alice Roosevelt arrived in Cincinnati today for a visit of about a week. During her star she will be a guest at the home of Congressman Nicholas Long vorth and wil) be entertained by the Congressman's sii-ter. Mrs. Buckner Wallingford. This afternoon Miss Roosevelt and a party madt» up in her honor went to the Latonia race track to witness the Derby. Many other social functions are planned in honor of the visitor, including a dinner and dance at the Pillars, a country • tub. and a dinnar at the home of ex-Congressman Charles P. Taft, brother of the secretary of war GET BOOST Decatur and Geneva Postmasters Get Hundred Dollar Raise. Special Telegram To The Democrat Washington. June 3—The follow ing changes in the salaries of presidential postmasters have been made: Crawfordsville, <2.000 to ♦.’.700; Danville <I7OO to <1800; El wood <2500 to <2400; Fort Way."“ <3500 to <3*>oo; French Lick <I6GO to <1800; Greenfield <2200 to <2300; Greenwood <I3OO to <1400; Indiana Harber <l«00 to <1700; Crown Point <I6OO to <1700; Decatur <2300 to <.'400; Flora <ll2OO to <1300; Geneva <I4OO to 1500; Greentown |\3oo to <1200; Hammond <2700 to <2*oo.

OLD FASHIONED. A real old fashioned woman always jails a prescription a recipe. What lias become of the old fashioned man who “got the mitten?” What has become of the old fashioned mother who accused bet daughter of having "false pride?” “Along about 'J o'clock at night.” said an old fashioned man, “1 get the stretches and go to bed." The old fashioned man with his bl’.is overcoat. which be wore in the civil war. seems to be no more. What has become of the old fashioned man who wore gray knit socks ami sat •round In the evening without his shoes on? There used to be an old fashioned man who Inquired when you were introduced to him. “What part of the footstool do you hall from?”—Atchison Globe. A Russian Baby's Crndle. In Russia a cradle is used, contrived rudely ns to both structure and motion. It Is an oblong box or Wicker basket, with a cord from each of Its four corners converging to the hook or the raft er from winch it is hung and with a looped cord underneath It. in which t.ie mother-puts her foot to swing her baby. In winter, which in Russia is long and severe, the cradles or sometimes the hammocks in which the youngest children sleep are slung around the great stove, upon which the parents and other adult members of the family pass the night, wrapped in their sheepskins. Strand Magazine. Deserted Their Towns. Bo late as the end of the seventeenth century the Inhabitants of Ceylon were In the habit of deserting their towns. Their customs are described In the narrative of Captain Robert Knox, who for nineteen years from llki' to 10711— was a captive among them, lie speaks of several towns as lying desolate owing to the fact that their inhabitants had forsaken them. This they did if many of them fell sick and two or three died soon after one another, thinking that ft was n visitation of the evil one. Some of them came back when they thought the evil spirits had denarted

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7' T 0 THC orFKC * or THC SNOW AGENCY. S' DECATUR, INDIANA. If you want to sell your farm or city pre petty for cash, list it with the SNOW AGENCY. We have several ea-h buyers as s< on as what they want is put upon the market. If you wish t > buy a c untry home or city residence, we mry have just what you want, as rur lists emprise several thousand acres of goud farm lands in Indiana ai d w urge number of city properties. Besides these, we ba'* tiudier ai d. prairie Istcs iu Missouri, tlinnesota and Arkansas, in all stages of improvements. Property advertised without expense to the owner, if left on th* market forhetime listed. r* “ ” | PETER GAFFER Houss Painting. Pap:r Harming and Frescoeing i WORK DONE PROMPTLY AND WITH DISPATCH A LARGE FORCE OF MEN IN MY EMPLOY TO INSURE QUICK WORK DECORATING A SPECIALTY Set Me Before Contracting for your Work Elsewhere. All Wcrk Guaranteed. PHONE 330

From Decatur via. | “CLOVER LEAF i ROUTE” Sunday May ! 7th and every Sunday ; thereafter during the . summer. T. L. MILLER, Agt. |

151.25 To TOLEDO And RETURN.

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