Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 128, Decatur, Adams County, 10 June 1905 — Page 2

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT ■Vaal SVSNING, BSCBFT (VNt>*l, SV u■ W QB. ILkINSMAM. BuiicniFTieß aan t i •y earner. l»r Wc ■X Sanwr. *»r y**r Saoc By B»l. (Be (yMitffjw St *0 »lOC>B eo|»**. Two Cast* <av*rtl*it>s rate*mad* time* appueaoos ■BWr*d is IB* al Iwcatur, ißdlaaa aa *scooS-ela*»mall matirr 4. M. H| LIC R MANIGt ft. MORE LAW Trani Cotton Gets Another Fine for Assault and Battery. Frank Cotton got another dose of the law last evening before 'Squire Smith, when be plead guilty to an assault and battery charge filed against him by Arthur Berry The alleged transaction took place Friday evening at which time Berry it is stated took Cotton to task concerning his action in trying to tun into a wagon load*' ed with small children, who were ont assisting m celebrating the Terveer Vuglewede wedding Cotton denied the allegation, and Barry, after being urged by some party (track Cotton knocking him down Nearbv parlies separated the contestants and Cotton had Berry arrested on (a charge of asaault and battery, the case however, being dismissed B*rry then had Cotton arrested on the same charge end last evening Cotton plead guilty and was assessed a tine of a dollar and costs, amounting in all to eleven dollars and sixty cents, which he paid, but soon swore to have vengeano**. SUNDAY SERVICES. Methodist. Methodist—Jmldren s day. Especial program at 10:30 a m. by the children of the Sundav school. Interesting souvenirs for all who bring an offering for the children'»day fund. Do not miss them Epworth League B :30 p. m and public worship 7:30. Subject: "An Almighty Saviour " The quar ter v conference will be held Mon day evening at 7:30 p. tn The communion service next Sunday. U. B. Church. U. B. churon—Full..wing thi splendid children’s day exercises, a good attednanee is expected at the Sabbath school. Will you be there? On account of the quarterly meeting at Union Chapel, there will be no preaching service in the evening, but the evening servile will be < f special interest to ad the church and good people, especially of the west side. Y. P. C. U. service at 8 :<O. A cordial invitation to all. Pastor. Presbyterian. The children s da) exercises ot the Presbyterian church tomirrew evening. There‘will be a choir of thirty or forty voice, songs. recitations and a verv interesting j rogram.

LOSING POWER Are your mental and physiral power* fail* ta<* Got the blue* ' Ambition gone? Dot* I iowe hope. Here s Health for you. NU-TRI-OLA will give tbe Vigor of Youth, tbe Strength of Maturity, "Makeß jr< u new all over We auaau Juat that aud will prove It. for aale ty Sold and Guaranteed u> SMITH, YAGE-f A rALK, DGLGGISTS

CLOSING-OUT SALE NOW ONAT OLIS ROSENTHAI 'S All Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings, MUST BE CLOSED OUT AND SOLD AT WHOLESALEJORt — Cash_ OnlVand Strictlv One Price GU S ROSENTHA L ALL PERSONS INDEBTED WILL PLEASE CALL AT ONCE AND SETTLE ACCOUNT.

A GOOD TIME Enjoyed at Home of J. I. H off Ban—A Double Surprise. On Thursday evening a glorious time was had at the h<me of Mr and Mr* James D. Hoffman While they went to laotur to meet I heir eon. Jason, who has been at ministerial college at Franklin. Wisconsin, during the past year, tne friends and neight .or* of tbe Hoffman family gath ered at their home with well filled baskets to greet the arrival of their son who was wonderfully sur prised when be arrived home to find the house crowded with friends He imagined the crowd was larger than the one be seen at college on the day before, which numbered over 700. Also what helped to make this a happy day in the Huffman home, it was the 55th birthday of the father, who remarked it was the happiest birthday he ever passed, to think his eon bad am vied from a fam ous college, as is located at Frank lin. Wig. Those being present to. partake of the good things to eat were Mr and Mrs James D Hoff man. Joseph Grater and wife. Ida Grater. Martin Grabar. J»cob Weidier. Fred Weidler. Karl Weldler, Mary Weidler. Margaret Weld ler. Ben Hartman and wife. Sam uell Hartman. Roy Hartman. Noah Hoffman and wife, Eli Hoffman. Jacob Hollman. Sarah Huffman. Lucinda Hoffman. Sarah Hoffman. Bessie Hoffman, Manon Hoffman. William Adler and wife, Karl Adler, Fred Adler. Louise Adler. Daniel Adler William Adler, Emelia Adler. Lewis Adler, ,iam«s D Brown, jr. and wife, William A. Brown. John Brown. Minnie Br--wn, Maggie Brown Gust Yale. Adam Norrie. Nora Norris. Emma Norris, William Norrie, Edna Moeechberger, Teiea Moeschberger. Edward Zimmerman and wife. James Zimmerman, Chance Zimmerman, Mabel Bremer, Harley Olivine. E-nma Walters. Ollie Dilling. Frances Hoffman, James Hoff man Gladys Hoffman and Blanch Huffman

A TURKEY FEAST One of the Features of a Birthday Celebration at Tumbleson Home On June Sth Mr and Mrs J. R. Tombleson entertained the Martha Socie tv at their beautiful country home, south of the city in honor of Mrs. Tombleson a birthdiy. Aside from the members of the Ladies' Aid society, who were present, a numtier of other friends at ended. A great turkey feast with all its appetizing accompaniments was enjoyed greatly. At the close of the testivitiee Mrs Tumbleson w.-»< presented with a beautiful salad dish, carrying with it the love and best wishes of her friends. Wanted—Two men for mud mixers. good wages. Apply to Dsnnl Haley, south Mercer street 12bd3 H-use Jackets and Kitnona’s. 60d each, new goods just in at Boston Store,

COAST BATTLE W*shtn<ton Md Baltimore to be Attacied by Flett. •psctai Telegram Te The Democrat Washington. June I 0— A hostile float is on its way to attack Washington and it is feared lust before the end of the coming week the city of Baltimore may fall into the enemy's band* This is what will occur if the navy contingent taking j>art m the annual maneuvers game a victory over the army which nndertakn tbs defense of the two cities. The maneuvers are scheduled to begin tomorrow and will continue for one week The defensive force will be limited to the coast artillery The navy will not be allowed to use landing parties. During the ensuing six days the forte established for defense of Washington and Baltimore will take on the apjiearance of actual warfare and everything will be conducted aa though a foreign country was the adversary Major General James F Wade commanding the Atlantic division, will con duel the land operations, while the attacking force will be under the command of Rear Admiral Francis M Dickens The coast defenses of the Chesapeake distnot have been manned by artillery triopv from Fort Wright and Fort Wadsworth, N. Y.; Fort Mott, N. J-; Fort Grebel. R 1.; a"d Fort Banks, Mass The attacking force will comprise th* battleships Texas the monitor* Florida. Nevada and Arkan*as the training ships Hartford and Franklin, besides a number of torpedo boat destroyers.

FAIR ASSOCIATION Held i Meeting Todsy—Special Feature Fund Increased. The directors of the Great NorthJ ern Fair Association met at tbe office of Sheriff Butler today, the object being to arrange preliminary for giving the biggest and best fair this year in the company s proud record The most important action of today was the increase in the amount heretofore appropriated for special attractions, this amount being doubled. The ostrich race, which had been secured for Wed nesday only, will be secured for al 1 three days, and other free attractions will be offered. The advertising committee met this afternoon and are busy selecting the various posters, lithographs and bill* to be used Remember the dates. August 29 to September let, inclusive. 6c far the Beet Calicos at Boston Store. 10c for a Knit Corset, cover sleeveless, at Boston Store. 89c shirt waists, colored, all sizes, this week at Boston Store. Lost—A ringed band ring, between tbe water works and Gay <V Zwick’s furniture store. Finder return ta Gay & Z wink's and receive reward.

BASE BALL Decatur Shamrocks Defeat Mokroeville Sun. The Monroeville Stars were detested yesterday afternoon at Steele's park by a score of three Io two by th* r-wcalur Shamrock* in a game that wa* replete with sensational plays by hot- taam*. The Monroeville boys were small fellows who looked like they were nnable to burl a ball acres* the diamond, but m this respect they fooled the audience anu kept the Decatur team guessing, although the home team did loom up much bigger in *iae. The tatting by both team* was weak, which accounted for the small score. The err-r column wa» hardly needed, a* only several misplays were made by txjth team* The feature of the entire game was the playing of Deininger at second base, who accepted eleven chances with out an error. The score: 125456 78 » R H E Stars— 0000100102 5 2 Shams— 0 0010101x3 7 3 WARM WEATHER HEtPS Get Die »f Veer Caurrh by Lsfftt Ityoad Now. Evervone who has catarrh should take advantage of the warm weath er to gel nd of thin anuunug and distressing disease The right treatment. faithfully followed in May or June, will benefit much more quickly than in the winter and early spring Do not try to cure catarrh of the head and throat by taking drug* into the etomoch. It cannot be cured in that manner. The only way in which this too common di-ease can be cur ed is through a direct application that will kill the germs of catarrh and prevent their growth Hyomei is the only known method of treatment that accomplishes this. It is the simple, mist pleasant. and the only absolute cure for catarrh that has ever been discovered. When using Hyomei every par tide of air that enter* the air pas sages of the throat and head and goes into the lung*, is charged with healing balsams that kill the catarrh al germs and soothes and allay* all irritation. The first day * use of Hyomei will show a decided improvement, and in a short time, especially if used at this season of tbe year, there will be no further trouble from catarrh. You take no ri-k in buying Hyo mei. Tbe complete outfit cost* but one dollar, and if after using you can *ay that the treatment has not helped you. The Holthouse Drug Co. wtll return your money.

4 PPLICATION FOB LIQCOH LICENSE. Notice is hereby riven to tbecit!r*n* of the Third Ward, inter city of locator. Adams ty and state of Indiana that I. Dei ma F.lz*-t a male inhabitant and resident of said ward a per* on over the of twrnt’-oLe ?>ears. and a p*-r>un. not in the Labit of lecominff intoxicated, and a fit person to be entrusted with the rale of intoxicatleg liquor* will nuke application to the Rosm oKofr.mltsioners, of tbe county of Adams at their July eeskion for the year IK* fora »ic- nse io sell spirituous, vinous and malt and other intoxicating liquors in less quantities tb»n a quart at a time, with the priviiefe of allowing th* »-iLe to be drank on the premises where sold The pia' e where I de. sire to sei) said intox'catina liquors is a one story brick t uMding fronting on Monroe street in said city being the ground th tor with front and rear and situated on the following desrrit-ed premiees to*wit: Commencina <1 feet west rotn tbe south* ea-t comer of inlot \o 1»‘ in the city of I*ecatur. Adams county Indiana xnence running north 132 feet, thence west IS feet, thence south 13k feet to tbe north line of Monroe ► ’ reet: thence east to tbe place of resinning Paid building is situated on tbe south end of the above described atrip of real estate and is feet lon* by 18 feet ** Inches wide on tbe h»s de I will at the same time «sk p* mission from said board of commissioners to keen and maintain a lunch counter in aforesaid room for the puro<r»e » f selling Iv.nch U-> I)ELM A ELZEY. Applicant.

Straw hat. at cost at Goa R«*» to’ne and oement blocks. the *•» tn town, sold by JoiiW See him before

GREAT STUFF! Hone”, now, .JlWt isn't •* knew you would like HBw “V and now we JFr —want you to keep a If f - bottle’ in the house f I and when you go away P u * one ,n vour grip- Every time you get biliou. or constipated and whenever y< u sick headache or a touch of indigettion - take a teaspoonful of Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin Try it on the baby too —it will cry for more. th a moor R T Writ- or NoSMvvillv laA Mi uw« auiv w »,’• ■MI*, tor Srrup p.i*>6 Mr uowt.Bd • e Cbroote <'©MUi*noi nhri.C aflk BBd 11 wr CDBLJ »vrw of .' or rrn.*!’ touwl M re.irt. *»l ta( rour rrxMr •!» I«o 4 ibUMi.wir unwiiutta «4y' ' ’ * (ooa word far *cur rv»*d» wb»r»»*r »•« vknavtr I nt Voor ■*»•» O**k If It O*s't V*s KPSIN S YRUF 00., MMtiHllOf ID* Smith. Yager dt Falk.

A GOOD ROUND SUM in the bank gives a man about the most comfortable feeling he can enjoy. There are many such depositors in The First National Bank Cicatts. Imdiam. And very tew of them commenced their accounts with any more money than you have. Why not do as they did. Start with what you have and keep adding to it. There's comfort in the process.

Bargains in City Property. We bare for sale a nice ait room house in the south end with good fruit in the yard, piped for gas and waler. large cement cistern, stone street paid for. This property is a bargain. Alai a good eeven room bouse in the north end, five rooms down and two up. city water in yard, large cistern, fruit, stable and three additional lots. Onlr J 1500.00, * *ur list includes also some fine building lots and other property suitable for rental or residence purposes. The Northern Indiana Real Estate Co. RtPPtRT, fRUCHTt X LITTtRtR Phone 430

Shirt Waiat Sulu, apeclai prices to reduce the etock at Boston Store. All BOc overalls Ullc at Gu* R,». enlhal a dosing out sale. ) Nl( Glass furnished free withall fr»w. T , below Ifix'JO inches Lyman Bro*. Bold out, and BtO.OOO worth of clothing etc., must be sold by fiep lember first, at Gus Ro*enth»r* mtt

Framed Pictures We place on sale for two days only Saturday, June 17 and Monday, June 19, a most elegant aaer-rttnent of ready-framed pictures Each subject is * bea-jty and tbe frames are of a splendid manufacture and cf a fine design: WITH GLASS, sue 13x27. These pictures are sold many place* for FI.GO, our price dur this sale only, will be Watch tbe display in our show window. Sale begins at promptly 8 a. m. Gay 4 Zwkk