Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 138, Decatur, Adams County, 21 June 1905 — Page 3

TIME TABLES HAND lAPIDS 4 INDIANA KAILWAY z iaos—Aaw la effect. »u» *"* ; oU THl>«ily ■» auu K* i-un M« * only ><*•"> ?■«•"> l.i»V«nr4» l"i TjlWtond .01 »»»■;, •» " Ms' •.’rchtnondsjo' ««»' >«>" t»»» rTttoio «lo»|»t Io Clnonnoil I i» troin par Tr»n>« •' r,v » f«>iu oouth .1 iso • n> ,a • 91 il,,| y •“*’ J 'T P m K1 Sunday ......onra Drtl, X. Hon lira.. :r»Tr*«r*»Cily i:wm 100 .Mak! M»" »» «:os*« . MacMiaaW 4U >»S° •• .••oit.in olooplnf car to Grand Rapid* .nd M i<k lD .wWty. ;««• m train parlor car to araod Rapid* and Mackinaw City J:IJ P m. train parlor car to Grand Rapida. alaeptng car mMacWiwbv City. Trains arrive from north at t -a a tn , .14 • M l it P m. J* w ,«a. ar c. »" < ** k *‘s* O.F a TOLEDO. ST.LOUIS4, WESTERN R. R CO "CkOVR* LBAF ROUTf* .a aßact Jana N. UO4. BART. ac a—Coowawtal Tra»ai*». dally... l:Haa B aacapa Sunday...lß Ulan. Ea-Dapltoaaß. da11y...... !*>■> e-Loo*: Froilbt 4*o PB WBBT pc *—Day Bipraaa. daur .. . ■ “ifNEW ERIE TINE TABU. BARTBOUND R| •:» a. B. »•- •*;•» ff. 4 4 «* P B> 10. He*. Ban * » V- B 80. * W P “ Me i« dw» not carry ba<y*<r and d<«a not am pameafrr* raat «< Manon. Ohio. WBBT BOV ND Ro. T ««•» ■a » — »:5T a. n Bo Mai 8»« E -T=zz“:« I £ lucept Monday * A day* tola feral holiday* Ho. Uduea not carry bacKMte. Lake tine « Western Tima card from Bluffton lad. BOVTHBOVND Ho.U-Daliy a.cpt Runday I'll* ■p. iS-Dtu’y »ieapt Sunday 11 S? air. Bo »-Dauya*c*ptßonda* Sttpc Holl runatbrouab to tndlanapolia without Ibaor*. arriving 10 30 a m Ho t> laarea indiabopoll* at-dßia m Kun* through without cbanr* arriving at Bluffton M It a ■ Ho. 41 and 41 run ria Muncla A Big 4 rout* P. K. Kinney made a bußineee trip to Geneva today. A. 0. Bracht made a business trip to Fort Wayne thia morning. J M. Amstutz, of Berne, was transacting business in the city to day. N. K. Todd returned to Bluffton last evening, after attending to legal business here. Dr. J. S. Boyers was at Fort Warne last evening, attending a meeting of the Allen county Medical aociety. Mim Hoagland left this morning for Indianapolis. She is state secretary of the state library board and met here last evening with the Carnegie library committee Dunkirk defeated the Bluffton team yesterday on the Bluffton grounds by a score of sto 0. And Dunkirk is certainly entitled to a medal for their work How did it happen ?

Women’s White Duck Oxfords • tbeee hot summer days are certainly the cooieat and dremieet foot-wear a lady can wear. We have them in two different style®, that we will sell thia week at a great reduction. White “Bea Island,” Turn Gibson Tie, $2.00 Oxfords, now $1 40. White Canvas Turn Lace $1.75 Oxfords, now $1.25. See our north window, full of them. CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE. THE SHOE SELLER DELATOR, INDIANA

Now is the Time to Loy in Your Supply For Future Needs riosine 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 everything guaranteed as represented or your money back. At CL'S ROSENTHAL’S THE SQUARE MAN •

J. F. Kelly, of Geneva, made a visit here today. J. Coon made a l.usinese trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Dan Haley made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening. Dick Stahl returned today from a business trip to Tiledo, O. W’alter R isenthal made a business trip to Huntington last evening. Richard Baxter of Marion, is In the city, a guest of J 8. Bowers and family. Miss Hazel Austin arrived today from Van Wert, and is a guett of lady friends. Fred Richards returned last evening from Berne, where he was visiting relatives. J H Kuebler. of Tiffin. Ohio, is In the city, a guest of Mr and Mrs. W. A Kuebler. Fred Sieben berger returned from Berne last evening, where he was visiting his family. A crowd of young folks drove to Hunter's lodge this morning, where they will spend the day. Rev J. 0. White went to Monroeville, last evening, to attend a meeting of the Epworth League. Tomorrow evening at the opera house will occur the anuai oommenoement execrises of the St. Joseph’s high school. All msmbers of the National Union are requested to meet this evening at the office of W. E. Fullk. Business of importance. Mrs J. P. Haefling and daughter, Catherine and JMiss Rose Voglewede went to Toledo, Ohio, today to make a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Uhl. Miss Francis Wilson, the young lady who has been in jail for sever al days, on a serious charge, was released today, her fine being paid by several of her gentleman friends. Herman Yager left this morning for Fort Wayne where he will armnge his furniture booth for the Orphan’s fair that opens tomorrow evening. He was accompanied by Misses May Berling and Eleanor Forbing, who will assist him. Rev. Martin of Bluffton, pastor of the Baptist church, will preach in this city next Thursday evening at the Baptist church. Rev. Mar tin comes heralde 1 as a fine talker and should be greeted by a good audience. All are invited to attend. On June 2V and 30, July 1 and 2, the Ene railroad will sell excursion tickets to Asbury park and return at rate so 420.10. Stopover at New York on the return trip will be permitted upon payment of IL For full particulars inquire of agents.

F. K. Shafer, of Berne, made a vibit here today. Harry Straub made a business trip to Montpelier today. G. L. Kerp made a business trip to Hoagland this morning. Mrs King returned to Ohio City today, after shopping here Cal Miller returned last evening from a business tript o Briant. Albert Spuller made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Judge R K. Erwin was attend ing to legal business at Portland today. Mrs. M F. Rice went to Fort Wayne last evening to spend a few days with friends. Father Bensinger returned to Hesse Cassel last evening, after visiting Father Wilken Miss Baughman and Miss Stewart went to Fort Wayne last evening to make a visit with friends. The missionary society of the Baptist church will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs Wilda Watts. Arthur Hall returned last evening from Findley, Ohio, where he was attending the funeral of his uncle. The infant child of Mr and Mrs. W. F Hilton, who reside near Wren, Ohio, was buried yesterday afternoon. Ulyaeeas 8. Drayer, of Altoona, Pa., is in the city, a guest of J. D. Steele, G. W. Zimmerman and I. W. Zimmerman. • Jacob Meyers Deacon Strayer and Charles Weller, of DeGraff, O , were in the city last evening, the guests of W. H. Fledderjohan. J. S. Peterson and family will go to Rome City tomorrow morning for several weeks’ cottage life. John will remain until Sunday and will then go to we*t Baden. He will resume his work at the Metropolitan office on Jnly 10. All members of the K. of P. lodge are requested to be present at the lodge room tomorrow evon ing as nominations will be in order for new officers. All are candidates and unless you are present you may lose your chance of getting elected.

Clarence Brewer, of Ada, Ohio, president of the Ada Telephone company, was in the city, last evening, consulting with W. H. Fledderjohan on telephone matters. He became interested in interurnan matters and took back with him a paper to circulate for the purpose of purchasing stock in this company. The Pathfinders Sox social last evening at the N. H. C. rooms, was a most decided success, both socially and financially, and a fine time was had the evening was spent in playing numerous game, while W. E. Smith and True Fristoe rendered some tine selections on the piano both being artiste. Should the local order contemplate another such event, they will be greeted by a much larger crowd. The Bachelor Maida met last evening with Miss Rose Conter on First street. Euchre for points was played, the first prizes being awarded to Misses Clara and Mayme Terveer. v«hile Misses Liz zie Hains and Mrs. Charles Voglewede won ths consolation prizes. Refreshments were served and the olub adjourned to meet next Wednesday evening with Miss B?rtha Voglewede. The Delphos, Ohio, Canning company team has been secured by the local management as an attraction at Steele’s park next Sunday. This team is a strong one, having only been defeated once this season, and should make the Rosenthals extend themselves to the limit to win. A large crowd should be in attendance. The local team has been playing the right kind of ball and desire your patronage.

Bud Mischaud of Berne, made a visit here today. Mrs. H. W. Crist left today for Elkhait. to visit relatives. Sam Stmtson, of Berne, was a business caller here today. Jeiry Coffee made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Titus Ernst returned last evening from a business trip to Berne Ross Johnson arrived this morning from Monroe, and is the guest of friends. Mrs Luke went to Fort Wayne this morning to visit for a few days with relatives. Miss Frances Merryman returned today from Van Wert, where she was visiting with friends. Mrs. Amspaugh went to Monroe ville this morning to attend the Epworth League convention. Miss Vennie DeLong arrived to day from Greentown, and is the guest of Mias Madge Hite

Uncle John McKean came home today, after a ten days’ visit with friends and relatives m Harrison county, Ohio. * Mrs. Charlotte Smalley, of Muncie, who has been a guest of Mrs. John C- White for the past week, returned home this evening. Miss Anna White, daughter, of Rev. and Mrs John C. White, is visiting at Upland, and while there will act as flowergirl at a wedding. Choice building lohTfor sale”at reasonable terms in the Hanna addition to Decatur, Indiana. Inquire az Schurger & Smith’s law and abstract office. Decatur, Ind. 138dtf F L. Vangorder, superintendent of the Logan Home Telephone company, of Lcgan, Ohio., was in the city last evening, oonsu Iting the Fledderjohan gentlemen concerning telephone business, and while here became inter««ted in the interurban line and purchased a block of stock. Mrs. E. J. Bailey and daughter, Leota and Mrs Jennie Studabaker are enjoying life this week at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Dibble. A message from that place today says they are living high and every moment is one of pleasure James Kelley, who was arrested last evening by Marshal Green, on a charge of public intoxication, was arraigned before Msyor Cjffee this morning, plead guilty and was asseseu a fine of a dollar and costs. He was returned to jail, where he will board for ten days with tne sheriff. The Bon Ton club met last evening in regular social session with Miss Dude Voglewede and a fine time was reported. Whist was played, the prizes being won by Misses Edna ('rawford and Bertha Deininger and the boobies by 1 1 Misses Maude Chiisten an<l Anna Martin. A two course luncheon was served, after which the club went home, to meet next week with Miss Gertrude Radamacher. Dr. J. 8. Coverdale while leav ing his house this morning to go the barn to feed his horse, slipped on a wet board and fell, his head striking a piece of tile, cutting a gash several inches in length in his head. He came down street, but would not permit his surgeon to sew up the wound, but did consent to have it dressed to some extent. The injury will prove nothing serious. 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 Shakespearean event of years. They will be presented by Charles Frohman in a superb production of Romeo and Juliet, sup ported by a carefully selected company of more than 100 trained actors.

A NEW GERM THERORY Explain* Cauae of Much of the Bickne«» in Decatur.

It is well known that everyone swallows count leas germs every day, many of them living positive disease germs which under right conditions result in serious sickness. Dame Nature kills most of these germs when they reach the stomach and digestive organs with the natural juices seoretwi by the healthy stomach. As a usual thing it is only the person with a weak stomach and poor digestion who should fear the germs ot disease. The most recent theory of scientists is that the bodily health depends upon the natural action of the stomach. This explains why those who use Mi-O-na tablets are rarely ill. Taken before each meal, Mi o-na strengthens the stomach so that the disease germa are sit her neutralized

The Finish Is not the rnly thing to consider when buying a harness. Some harness looks old and worn in a week’s time. Ours doesn’t. It not only has the good looks, but the right stock beneath, which gives perm an an ce to the finish and service to the harness. Every set in our large and varied stock is good for years of service and then some. We have everything from Light Driving to Heavy Truck Harness. It will pay you to examine our lines and get our prices We are strong on everything in the way of horse and stable goods. We carry only the best lines, and the beautiful part of it is that they cost no more than the next best Our horse department is worth a visit. Have \ you.seen our Leader 37 r jb' y sls driving harness. If you can do better I elsewhere we do not .4 I — expect your patronage. All we want is a blow. Bring us your repair work. Schafer Hardware Co , PETER GAFFER House Painting, Paper Hanging anP Frescceing WORK DONE PROMPTLY AND WITH DISPATCH *2MRCE FORCE OF MEN IN MY EMPLOY TO INSURE QUICK WOBK DECORATING A SPECIALTY Stc Me Beftrt CMtractiaf for your,Work Eli< where. All Work Cuinnteed. PHONE 330 From Decatur via. ff i -y r $1.25 “CLOVER LEAF 5|.7 5 « rm rnn ROUTE’’ Sunday May nrrnniT TO TOLEDO 7th and every Sunday TO DETROIT . n .i thereafter during the nrrnnu And RETURN, summer. and RETURN. T. L. MILLER, Agt.

or elue drives from the uystein. You css eat what you waut and all you waut without fear of ludigeation, if you take aMi o na tablet before each meal. ThoiiHaiKia of people are wasting away, thinking that they have heart diaeaae, liver complaint, or aome kidney (lieorder, and that the resulting headache, dizzineM, heart burn, and general despondency ami weakness i» a aign of eerioua illneaa, when in reality there ia nothing the matter with them but a weak atomach, which a fifty cent box of Mi-o-na tablets will reetore to health and atrength. Mi-o ua it* a guaranteed cure for all diaeaeea of the atomach excepting cancer Aak the Holthouae Drug Co. to abow you the guarantee they give with every package