Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 156, Decatur, Adams County, 13 July 1905 — Page 3

A GREAT OXFORD SALE ALL OXFORDS BELOW COST AT £ TAGUE’S SHOE STORE;

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Titus Ernst made a business trip o Fort Wayne this morning. R K. Allison was attending to anking business at Fort Wayne oday. Mrs. Dieberich went to Fort Vayne this morning to visit for a rw days with relatives. Mis* Avers returned to Fort V’ayne last evening. While here h* was guest of relatives. Mrs G. H. Lsughery and Mr--11 Burdg went to Fort Wayne bis morning to spend the day nth friends. The Ladies' Aid society of the lonroe M. E. church will hold an te cream social oa the Monroe fhool grounds Saturday evening, uly 15. Everybody is invited. Mr. and Mrs. John Nix enterlined last evening at six o’clock inner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. I D. Costello and Mies Maude bstello, of Cbicag j, at their home a west Madison street.

YES. We've been pretty buSy IM last few days. If you havent been here yet, better come' f here's going to be sone awful ho- weather the next three months, and you will want a pair of our tan shoes or oxfords at $1.95 better come CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE. mI)IJ>IIA THE SHOE SELLER

Jacob Huaer made a business trip Io Fort Wayne last evening. Miss Kiltie Stevenson left for Bluffton today, for a visit with friends Dick Van till itirg arrived today from Willshire, and in a guest of bis family. Marion Smith arrived today from Midland, Mich., and is a guest of tip parents. Miss Springer returned to Rookford.O today, after a visit in this city, hb a guest of Mr. and Mrs 1 Fred Tague. Joe Heffner arrived last evening from Fort Recovery, Ohio, and is a guest of relatives. Dee Lewton stepped on a nail last evening with his tight foot, and is suffering much pain. Dr. Harris returned to Fort 1 Wayne, last evening. While here he was a guest of his mother. E A. Mann, James Thompson and Charles Christen made a business trip to Hoagland this morning. Mrs. John Kern and daughter went to Benton Harbor, this morning. to visit for several weeks with friends. Mrs. L. E. Wagner went to P e itoskey, Mich., this morning, where she expects to spend the remainder , of the summer. Mrs. D. A. Knott returned this morning to her home at Plymouth While here she was the guest of D. E. Soott and family. Miss Mildred Winch of Fort Wayne, arrived in the city at noon today and will spend several week* a guest of Miss Pansy Bell. Bessie Baumgartner left the city a. _ 1 . — a’ am T •ww wa t Jent'D

at noon today for Linn Grove, where she will he a guest of Miss Clara Wertzberger for a few days. A number of the ball team spent the afternoon at the park getting themselves in trim for next Sunday's game, which will be played with the Marion independents. The game at Steele s park Sunday between Marion and the Roe'enthals promises to be a battle royal. as Marion has strengthened her team and are expecting to land a | victorv. The Rosenthals are just a* determined that their jieroentage column shall not lie broken and are eager for a fast contest. Maynard France, whose place of business was jburned ou July Ith, informed us that the insurance adjusters had been her e and that he had made a full and complete settlement which was satisfactory in every respect, and he is now en- . gaged in cleaning up so as to be ready to resume business. Graham & Lower had the insurance.

Mri. J. W. Wendell, of Bluffton, passed through the city this afternoon enroute to Geneva, where she is a guest of Mrs. Kimble. Henry Reinking, who was injured several weeks ago, by liecom ing entangled in a runaway, while assisting in storing hay, is able to be up and around again, and soon lie himself. A surprise party was held on Mias Celeste Wemhoff last evening in honor of her sixteenth birthday. The crowd was composed of six teen young ladies, and an most enjoyable evening was spent. Samuel Doak, through Attorney J. F. Snow filed a suit in the circuit court this afternoon asking partition of certain Decatur property owned as tenants in common with John 8. Dent and others. Evangelist W. B. Cullies will give the second lecture on dispensational truth, Friday night. Tipio: “The Times of the Gentiles.” Illustrated with large diagrams. Friday night, 7:30, lecture room of Presbyterian church. All invited. Bring a bible. A party composed of Charles Ernst. Will Schrock, John Yager. Ora France, Dee Lewton, Frank Burns, Earl Coverdale, Mose Krohn, John Peterson, A. P. Beattv, Frank Wemhoff, Roman Holthouse and John Moran, went to Geneva i this afternoon, where they were in attendance at the game of ball between the Geneva team and the Dunkirk Speciale. Take a drive and attend the ice cream social, 4% miles southwest of Willshire, and just east of Salem school house grove, Saturday evening, July 15. The Willshire cornet band will lie present, which assures a plenty of good music. This social will afford you an opportunity to spend a pleasant evening in the country. There will be a stand on the ground where all kinds of soft drinks will be sold, ice cold. There will be entertainment for all. WILL MOVE Nathan Ayers, of Pleasant -Mills, is home from Detroit, Michigan, where he has been for a month settling up the estate of his son, Ralph Ayers, who died six weeks ago at Gmnd Rapids. Ralph left 1’2,000 in life insurance, payable to his estate, and not having married, the money reverts to his par ents. Mr. Ayers is building a home at Dearborn, a suberb of Detroit, and will move there next fall. A Junior Jubilee. The juniors of the|U. B. church are planning _ for~a rollicking good time this (Thursday) evening, at the home of Howard Wisheaopt, corner Nutttn~n~venue and'seventh street. They willjhave charge of the entire lawn, where they will serve their friends with ice cream and cake, pap oofu and ,peanuts, ban bans and butfef scatch, lemonade and laoious fruit. Howard will be manager-in-chief, Which goes without saying that you will have a good time. Masonic Notice. Decatur Lodge No. 571, F. & A. M., will hold a special meeting. Thursday evening, July 13th. at 7:30 o'clock. Work in the E. A. degree. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. H B. Heller W. M. Card of Thanite. To the kind friends and neighbors and especially to those whose willing hands and unfailing sympathy supported the family at the time of the sad death and burial of our husband and father, we tender our heartfelt thanks. | Mrs. 8. L. Dutcher and fatuily :

A SOCIAL let Cream and Cake at Lower's Lawn 1 Saturday Evening. The Union Chapel United Breth ten church will give a lawn social next Saturday evening, July 15th, at the beautiful country home of ' Joseph Lower, a mile ana a half east of town. Ice cream and cake willserved and a genuine good time is guaranteed. You are cur j dially invited to attend. 154d5. NOTHING DOING Secretary Wilson Will Not Probe the Cotton Leakage. • ■y United Pree* New* Auoclation. Washington, July 13—Conegrning the report that he Intends to 1 probe much deeper into the scandie about the cotton leakage. Secretary Wilson, of the department of agriculture. said today: ‘‘lf I should decide such an investigation is necessary, I would not go about it with brass bands. There is no opportunity in this department for the kind of crookedness found in the pistoffiie department. Sj far everything has l»een done which I , think necessary.”

Your Last Chancel I Far heavier sales than expected enables me to reduce the stock more V than anticipated, consequently stock will have reached size a I agreed upon for transier to Messrs Myers and Daily long btfore S time specified in contract, the above named firm taking posses- s i - sion August 15. Everything in the immense stock has now been ft reduced to the last notch, and goods are going at such unheard of ft prices that you cannot afford to let this opportunity slip pass you M without taking advantage of it Just a Few of the Attractions: 25 Men's Coats and Vests, all wool; worth $5 00 and upward to sl2 50, £ at #2.50 each. Men’s black and blue, all wool worsted suits, worth $7 50 to $9 00, go S now while they last at #5 50. ft EAerything else in men's boys'and children's clothing and accessor $ les comparatively as cheap. Positively only reliable goods sold and guaranteed as represented B No fictitious bargains; no baits. For cash only and one price. ft 8«r All those knowing themselves to be in debt to me, please call and B settle accounts within the course of the next two weeks. S GUS ROSENTHAL I THE SQUARE MAN DECATUR. IND

ROSEN ARRIVES Received and Dined by President Today. •paclal Talagram To Tho Democrat Oyster Bay July July 13 —The president received the new Russian ambassador. Baron Roaen at Saga more Hill thia afternoon They took luncheon together and the bar on informally notified the president that M Witte would be hia colleague in the peace negotiations. DENIES IT Albright, of St. Louis, Says he Wasn't Bribed. Special Telegram To The Democrat Troy, Mo., July 13-With Albright testifying in his own behalf as an attraction, an immense crowd flocked to the court house this morning to hear the bribery charge case against the former St. Louis councilman. In answer to the question put by his attorney as to whether he had accepted a bribe or gratuity, Albright became dramatic and answered, “No, never; I swear to that, never.’ Straw hats cleaned as good as new. See Robert, at the Burt house. 156d6

HAY FEVER ABOLISHEDMedical Science Discovers a Cart for This Malady by Breathing Hyomel. , Among the important additions made to medical science in recent year*, none is more noticeable than the positive announcement of a cure for hay fever Exhaustive experi- , rnent* with Hyomei prove that this treatment will prevent the attacks jof hay fever if used for two or , three weeks before the annual ap--1 jiearance of the disease, and it may be relied upon, if used faithfully after the sneezing and other annoying symptoms have appeared, to r®f lieve at on<-e and afford a penna nent cure Stomach dosing cannot <-ure hay fever A change of climate is tho only treatment that gives any relief. and Hyomei, whi< h medicates the air you breathe, acts upon this principle, giving in your own home a climate as healthy a* that of the White Mountains or other health ( resorts The complete Hyomei outfit costs but fl, extra bottles 50 cents The Holthuuse Drug Co. have seen tne good effects following the use I of Hyomei m so many cases of hay fever that they are willing to sell the treatment with the understanding that if it does not give satiefact tion the m iney will be refunded to you