Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 137, Decatur, Adams County, 20 June 1905 — Page 3

TIME JAB l E 8 MAD B4PIDS 4 INDIANA BAILWAY "‘ t iooj »• em<«- >••• •o*it«*l»‘ i > ■»*»» K » Min Ki • only •® t iU*<n t I.“V"'T4» n™ As FnHlaa4 >oi ’* •»•> “ *”S ’ •S 3 ” Ms' .MumlranoeoSlJS," fiMi.m *lr»P»f toCiociunxU. i:l* train W’ J eti Tram* nrrtra ,n,n * •°“' h nt Ijo * m ,< » m dmly mid jl7p. m Hi Bnndiy .. «** * n.pid.l *<S " '«? » »«« " ••£*-’'•' City I I'pm »«* -»»i.«ly »-*•'’ •» *:osim -Mmliniw 41* ” 10 J® " J:*> . • t•« train car *• Grand Ripidi and M.<mn.wxmv TS*» ™ train pnrler tn to Kn.l n.pid. ind MnckiMW City Ji? p m X. <1 uarkrt car to Grand Mapida alwping cat Macki"*’ City. Traina arrive from north at m i< a m. ii* p m t Prraoo. *»». C. L Vock wood. G. F.A l.prvwn «a Or. Uapid*. MK TOLEDO. ST.LOUisFWESTERN R. R CO "CLOvait taar rovti" .a effect Jane N. lima ■AST. •a a-oon.marc.al Trareier. dally... G:lVa m Be P-Bali. daily, eieepa Sunday...» til a m Be a-Hay Sipraae. dally <:W P m Be «—Loeai Freight I*o PM WIST an I—Day Bipreaa. dally ... * 'da tr. ■ I—Mall.defy eieepi Sunday 11 i»a tn Bo I—Commercial Traraler. daily »:li pm B; rt-Lneai Frelrht » 40a n. NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. EASTBOVND Bo I * :,M •- “• ik ara Sun —a. m So. 4 — «i*P ■' ■a. 14»». Sun S:»p. m Pa io So. 14 doe* not carry bagcage, and doee not garry panM-ngera eaat of Mnr-in. Ohio. WEST BOCND Co T J OO a m fICX i* a—i—jura ii ■arr --7 r -rrmai — J — •w* M IXBe fl ex. Sun 10:10 a. m gal '• ** v. “• Bo 11 » M>p m lerrept Monday * A daya fvl'c legal holiday* Be. 13doee not carry Iwccage. Lake ene * Ueatern Time card from Bluffton Ind. SOVTHBOrND 80. 41—Daily eccpt Sunday T:'*an 80. IP—Dally except Sunday H STa tt Bo »-Dauy exeeptSunday 4 M p m Ho4l rune through to Indlanapolle trlthou' ehance. arriving 10 X a a. Bo 41 leavea ladianopolla at TSXia m Kun* tßrougb without change, arriving at Bluffton NiMam Ho. 41 and 48 run via Munele A Big 4 route Frank Cowley made a business trip to Hoagland last evening Alex Leßrun went to Fort Wayne last evening to look after several painting contracts. Ezra I.eßrun and John Russel went to Fort Wayne last evening where they have accepted a poet lion in the stave factory. Superintendent Conway of the Metropolitan company returned to Fort Wayne last evening. While here he was looking after the com pany s interest. Rev Klausing left this morning for Detroit, where he will Ibe for two weeks, attending the Missouri Synod, he being a representative for the ministers of Adams county. Prof. Damkoehler left this morning for Detroit. Mich, where he w’ll be absent for several weeks, attending the Missouri Svnod. He is a representative of the teachers of Adams county.

Women's White Duck Oxfords tbeee hot summer days are certainly the coolest and dresaiest foot-wear a lady can wear. We have them in two different styles, that we will sell this week at a great reduction. White “Sea Island,” Turn Gibson Tie, $2.00 Oxfords, now $1.40. White Canvas Turn Lace $1.76 Oxfords, now $1.26. See our north window, full of them. CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE. THE SHOE SELLER ATUR, INDIANA

Now is the Time to Lay in Your Supply For Future Needs Closing out sale going on in full blast and vast crowds are taking advantage of the rare money saving opportunity to buy fine clothing and furnishings AT WHOLESALE COST Call now. as never again will your dollar buy as much. One price to all. For cash only and everyth! ig guaranteed as represented or your money back. At GUS ROSENTHAL’S THE SQUARE MAN : : : : : '■ • : 1—-

Miss Daisy Ellis went to Redkey this morning to visit friends. The city hand will give their ojten air concert this evening. Miss Rme Confer will entertain the Bachelor Maids this evening. Gay A- Zwick delivered a large consignment of furniture to Poe today. C J. Lutz and daughter Jean, went to Fort Wayne this morning to spend the day. Ora Moon returned to LaGrange this morning, after a visit here, a guest of his father "Patchy" Pyle left last evening for Big Lake, where he will spend several days fishing. Miss Fanny Haminel went to, Portland this morning to visit for a few days with her sister Rev. J. A. Brown teturned to Auburn last evening after holding religions services at the Christian church. Grandmother Gaffer and granddaughter went to fort Wayne this morning to visit for several days with relatives. Mrs. J. A. Newlin returned to Fort Wayne last evening. While here she was a guest of her sister Mrs Charles Elzey. Simona and JMiss Edna An drews returned to Huntertown last evening They were here attend ing the Bracht Wyatt nuptials. Mi«s Ella Finons a”d Miss E Ina Andrews returned to their homes at Fort Wayne today. While here they attended the Bracht Wyatt wedding. Miss Finons is an accomplished musician. Arrangements are all perfected for the commencement exercises of the St. Joseph school, which will be given at Bosse's opera house. Thursday evening. Ibe seat sale wil be large and the graduates will be greeted with a large house. This evening at the N. H C. club rooms the local Pathfinders lodge will hold a sox social for the l>«nefit of the local order. A large del egation from Fort Wayne, Marion and Bluffton will be in attendance, and a fine time will be in order W. E. Smith’s orchestra will furnish the music. At the Majestic theatre Fort Wayne, seats are now on sale for the engagement Thursday uight, of E H Sothern and Julia Marlowe, whose joint appearance will be the notable Shakesjiearean event of years. They will be presented by Chatles F ibman in a superb production of Romeo and Juliet, supported by a carefully selected company of more than 100 trained actors.

C D. Kunkle went to Warren to-1 day on fair business. Dick Burdg went to Geneva this ' morning to visit relatives. Miss Grace Purdy wont to Bluffton today to visit her brother. The Bon Ton clnb meets this evening with Miss Dude Voglei wede. Mrs. E H. Rose and children went to Butler this morning to visit her parents. Miss Alsbaugh arrived from Rockford, Ohio, and is a guest of Mrs. Charles Foughty. Miss Anna Grote went to Fort Wayne this morning to visit for a few days with relatives. Miss Sophia Krickenberg went to Fort Wayne last evening to make a short visit with friends Mr and Mrs. Gus Reinkin g went toJFort Wavne last evening to visit ‘ for a few dais with relatives. Sarah M Elliot organizer of the ijidy Maccabees lodge went to Fort 1 Wayne last evening to look after 1 official business. Mr. and Mrs. A. T Vail returned last even’ng to Fort Wayne. While here they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Vail. A marriage license was issued today so Mr Jess** Beery and Miss Jessie Springer. Mr. Beery is the son of Reuben Beery. Clarence Biersdurfer of Berne, went to Bluffton, today, where he will pitch a game of ball for Bluff ton against Hartford City. The Helping Hand society of the Reformed church will meet with Mrs Fred Sellemever at two I o'clock. Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jamey returned to their home today in Fort Wayne, after spending Sunday with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Brokaw The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. W. H- Meyers on Ad ams street, Thursday afternoon. A large attendance is desired. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Cole arrivtd a few days ago from New York City, left for their home in Garrett, t<day after visiting with Mrs Cole's parents. Mr and Mrs. L. Brokaw Commencement exercises of St. Joseph’s school will be held on Thutdsay evening, June 22, beginning at eight o'clock, standard time. Tickets for sale at the usual place—Holthouse & Callow s drugstore. Admission 25 cents. On account of Epworth League convention, the Erie railroad will sell excursion tickets to Denver and return at rate of *31.10. Tickets on sale June 39th to Julv 4th For further information, call on Erie agents. The library committee will hold a meeting at the first National Bank this evening Miss Hoagland. lof Indianapolis, secretary of tLe Indiana traveling librarv, will be : present to consult the committee on affairs of importance. |3l 10 round trip to Denver, Colo., and return A personally conducted party will leave Decatur on the Clover Leaf the evening of July 3, for Denver, account of the Epworth League meeting to be held at that place early in July. All those who desire to join a select party will ji'eaee address H. H. Deam. Bluffton, Ind or T. L. Miller, agent, Decatur. Ind. Mrs. J. S. Hart has a chicken three weeks old that has four legs and four feet. Mr. Hart has fig ured it out that there are eighty million people in the United States, and that if every one of them could see this great curiosity and pay ten cents therefor, the proceeds would amount eight hundred million dollars. He is willing, however, to take half of that amount for the four legged chicken, and let the other fellow have the 'Other half.

FRUIT TIME is about due and you will need special GRANITE WARE to get your fruit in shape for canning to keep for the coming winter. With this thought in view, for your own interest, we are going to hold a special sale of Granite Ware FRIDAY and SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK and if you need anything in this line it will pay you to call and look this special lot over- A full line of all other granite-ware in cooking and kitchen utensils. Remember the days Friday and Saturday and save yourselves money by taking advantage of this sale. LOCH, DIRKSON &CO.

NIXON-TUCKER Ohio Man Wins an Adams County Bride. Lust Saturday evening at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Tucker, who resides near Monroe, occurred the wedding of their daughter, Miss Lillian to Mr. Ramie Nixon, of Hocking county. Ohio. The wedding was a quiet affair, only the immediate relatives witnessing the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. J. A. Sprague of Monroe. A wedding supper was served and the happy young couple were the recipients of many congratulations. They will make their future home in Hocking county, where Mr. Nixon. is engaged at the blacksmithing trade. A REQUEST Morrocan Government Asks Other Countries to Attend Conference. •pedal Telegram To The Democrat Washington, June 20.—The state department todi*y received a request from the Morrocoan govern ment, through American Minister Gummere at Morroccj, asking the United States to participate in a ! conference of the affairs of that country. A similar request was sent to al’, other countries. On July 1,2, 3. and 4, the Erie railroad will sell excursion tickets to all points within a radius of 200 miles from selling sation, at very low rates. Return limit July sth. Ask Erie agents for particulars. On June 2!* and 30, July 1 and 3, the Erie railroad will sell excursion tickets to Asbury park and return at rate so <20.10. Stopover at New York on the return trip will be permitted upon payment of 11. For full particulars inquire of agents. Mat ager Reynolds received word from the Fort Wayne Nationals today, stating they could not piny here Sunday as they were booke d for Hammond on that date. They will play here Sunday, July 2, and the date was closed. An effort is being made to secure the Delphos Can Co. team for Sunday. A Guaranteed Cure for Piles. Itcblnir Blind. Bleeding or I’rotmling I’llesT Druggist Href un money If BAZO OI.XI’.M KN ng fells to cure nny cane, no matter of How !<»<>.. Handing. In U to 14 days. First appllcatlati gives ease and rest. 50c. If your druggist han't It s-nd 50c. Instamo* ano it will !»<■ forwar rded postpaid by the Parts Medicine Co., St. Louis Mg

BOTH WAYS Logansport Man Will Marry or Divorce Clients. Special Telegram To The Democrat Logansport, Ind., June 20 — Justice of the Peace Reid, who is known in these parts as the marrying squire, has been admitted to the bar, and hopes to become a prominent divorce lawyer. Reid says in this way he can get those matrimonially inclined coming and going, either by divorce or marnag e.

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_ From Decatur via. 5|.25 “CLOVER LEAF $1.75 » -rra.rnn ROUTE” Sunday May . TO TOLEDO 7th and every Sunday TO DETROIT J nr-T.inu thereafter during the , And RETURN* summer. and RETURN. T. L. MILLER, Agt.

LOOKS BRIGHTER Believed Serious Trouble Between France and Germany Will be Avoided. Special Telegram To The Democrat Paris. June 20—Newspapers today unanimouly agree that the Franco German dispute over Morrocco has a much brighter outlook Figaro remarks "We may henceforth have m re confidence in the Pacifix issue.’’ Echo de Paris says: "Germany has accepted the views of M. Rouvier.”