Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 159, Decatur, Adams County, 17 July 1905 — Page 3

TIME TABLES 6IAND BAPIDS A INDIANA RAILWAY Mn< 25. IKO.IN.W i n effect. * u . AOUTaDal'y Ml Hun Ki Hun Rs * onlf L», brentur -• turn f i«nm >,i*pm *«« pm Ar Frotland JUt’A-lJ" >.>> " u:» " stsi •• Richmond .40" ~41" j4O •« him “ Cincinnati ms " inosnnstSS “ ••innnoaTH Daily Daily to tta Bun. Gd Rapida Lv.Daeatur ntifpm num. m* p m At. Ft Wayne i<s» " •40 ' Lio •• •• Od Rapida 145 " .05 p.m i> in •• “P»to«ky W S is " •* Mackinaw >l:w “ y.w •• y»35 rt:i4 train nlteptngrar to Grand Raptda and Matatnaw Dtty f.MI m. train parlor ear to Brand Rapid* and Mai-kinaw Chy ■.,■<. p m train parlor car to Grand Rapid* tleeping car 10 Mat kin* w City. Train* arrive hom north at > i> a m. ; tea m. mt p m 1, Btvaoa. Age. C. L. Lockwood, O. p. A Gr. Rapid!. Mic. TrtO/ST.LOUISi’WESTERN R. A". CO "CLOVIS LIAF ROUTR” In effect June M. IBM. ■ AST. Be ’—CommercialTravaiar. dally... SiKam Bo a—Mall, daily, eicept Sunday ..12 ,ul a m B» e—Day Rxurvi*. dally t:3ip tn Bo 6—Local Freight I*o pm WIST Ko t—Day Bipreee. dallv .. SMam Ro I—Mall, dally, except Sunday ll.sta tn Bo S—Comtnercul Traveler, dally «:11 ptn *0 U—Local Freight. Dilina tn NEW ERIE IIME TABLE. EAST BOUND No. * i’ a. tn. No.2S ex. Sun — '2la. m. Ro. 4 — . 1:6 p. ni No. 14 ex. sun. — *: >op. 6) jjo. p. tn. No. t 4 doe* not carry baggige. and doe! not carry pawtenger* ean of Marion. Ohio. WEST BOUND No. t_—— 1 ¥• a. m No. 2 — fi” a m No. 21 ex Sun— I'Jli's. in No. * 12:V. p. m No. 1* — — - I' m ifagcopt Monday * A day* fot'g legal holiday* No. 13 done not carry baggage. Lake trie « Western Time card from Bluffton Ind. SOUTHBOUND 1*0.41— Dally eicpt Sunday. T:’a a m 80. ID—Daily except Sunday 1157 am 80. IN—Dally except Sunda’ s«pm No 41 rune through to Indlanapolle without Change, arriving 10:20 a m No 42 leave! I nd'.anopoile at 7:00a m. Rune tarougb without change, arriving at Bluffton id IS a m No. 41 and 42 run via Muncl« & Big 4 route

.1, H. White made a business trip ■ t > Goshen this morning. E Mrs. Frank Johnson went to Fort RlWayne this morning, tor a visit ■ with relatives. Mrs. Ophelia Mills went to ToBjedo, Ohio, yesterday to visit tor a ■tew days with relatives. M H. Holbrook returned to Fort ■Wayne this morning, after spend K:ig Sunday here with his mother Dr. C. V. Connell, who is at Mt. ■’emeus. Mich., for a short outing, ■will he at his office Friday, July Kist. Frank’Crowley and Ross Mai B] nee went to Napoleon, 0.. this Hmorning, where they will repair Htpire on the Catholic church. Brice True, Fred Mayer, Argo and Jimmy Cook left R'esterday for Wolootville, via the ■averland route, where they will ■pend a week fishing. They were i ■vsned this morning by Ray Knoff, I Mr and Mrs Kirschner, Miss ■Agusta Kirschner, Mr and Mrs. Kjouis Stetter, son and daughter ■nd Mr. and Mr«. W. Yohn return ■d to Fort Wayne this morning. Mfaey were here attending the, ■i.srchner funeral.

I Do You Know I If out shoes did’nt back up our ■s| advertising, our reputation would | suffer? I Our deep interest in our reputation ■ is not wholly unselfish, for it is out I reputation for fair dealing and f J selling the best shoes that has built II up the largest shoe business in fl Decatur. TRY US. 1 CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE. 1 THE SHOE StUM DECATUR. INDIANA [wAiNTED! FIFTY TEAMS to work on interurban grade. Four months work guaranteed. Wages $3 50 Per Day and stable hire furnished. Apply at once to TheL.E. MEYERS CO. Ossian, Indiana

Lon Ball made a buainesa trip to ’ Marion today. Joe Beery made a buaineae trip to Auburn thia morning Ed France and Frank Maaterk made a bußineffs trip to Auburn thia morning. Mlhm Emma Leipato went to Roma City this morning to spend a week with friends. Fred Davie of Monroeville, was in the city yesterday, a gewat of Miss Bes Hie Wherry. Eugene and Julius Ehinger of Huntington, were In the city yesterday, guest* of relatives. Miss Roxie Chalfeut returned to Bluffton today, after a visit here as guest of Miss Alice Blosser. Miss E<lna Crawford returned this morning from Cleveland, O. where she was visiting relatives. Miss Emma Gillig returned last evening from Huntington, where she «M visiting with Miss Marguerite Dalton. M. Burns <fc Son shipped a tine ■ phaeton to Mrs Louis Here at Fort \ Wayne Saturday, the outfit l>eing a handsome one. Mies Maude Costello returned to her home in Chicago, Saturday evening, after a pleasant two weeks visit here with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christen and l>abe and Mrs. Albright Christen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Christen at Rockford, Ohio. John M. Frisinger left last evening for Bleginm, where he will purchase several oar loads of BeIgium stallions. He will lie absent several months. Henry Schlegel became too boisterous this morning while having a jag "on and was landed .in jail by Marshal Green His hearing will lie tomorrow morning, when he will no doubt be given the usual dose. The funeral services of William Kisrohner of Kirkland township were held yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, at the Preble Lutheran church. Interment was made in the Preble cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer Peterson yesterday entertained a crowd of young ladies at dinner, and the girls rejiort a most enjoyable time. In fact the dinner was t-o good that eight o'clock in the evening the crowd returned and finished up the good things. Mr. and JMrs. Edward Luttman entertained friends yesterday, at their pretty home five miles northwest of the city. The guests from Decatur were Miss Catherine Biggins, H. D. Rtoe and Miss Ads Hart. As host, and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Lnttman are particularly well qualified to make the hours of guests must pleasant, especially so las to the palatable dinners they ! serve.

John Glutting Is repairing his residence on Madison street by raroofing the same. John Edwards is remodeling and building an addition to his residence on the tome’ of Ninth and Madison streets Mrs. Joseph Hrnnnegraff and son Clarence*. and Mr. ahd Mrs. Gus Neeman left for Detroit, Mich , yesterday morn’ng, where they will make a two weeks' visit with relatives. Mrs. Frank Christen and son, Stanley arrived yesterday afternoon from Chicago, and are guests of Mrs. H. L. Confer. Mrs. Chris ten and babe will .eninfn several weeks visiting relative*. Through Robert Bliickbnrn. pension agent. the pension of Samnel Steele of Pleasant Mills has been increased to twelve dollars a month and that of Wells Jones, of Fort Wayne, to eight dollars. The condition of Mr*. Albert Buhler i* much improved today, and the doctors are very h >paful as to the outcome. She passed a very good night after a restless day, and was much refreshed this morning. This will no doubt prove encotiraging news to her many friends. Owing to the celebration at the Catholic church next Sunday there will lie no ball game, the same being postponed until the following Tuesdav, when the fast Hartford City team will play here. This team has won sixteen games and lost three so far this season, and the attraction should prove to be a good one Word was received here yester. da? by the organizer* of the Elks lodffe that a charter had been granted to this City and that the names of the charter members had been sent to Bluffton as that lodge will pass on the same. This action will no doubt be taken some time this week when arrangements will lie made tor the evening the lodge will be instituted. A few days ago we stated that the Fort Wayne. Bluffton and Ma rion traction line between Bluffton and Fort Wayne would not be completed until next September. E J. Hall, chief engineer for L. E. Mvera Co., who are building same, informed us todav, however, that they were tinder contract to have same in running order by November Ist. next. . Tom Railing yesterday pitched the last three innings in the game of Milwaukee against Louisville, and did hmself much credit by only allowing two hits annd retiring Louisville without a run. The game was started by McKay, and when Tom went in the score was 10 to 2 in Louisville's favor, and Tom held the heavy hitters down and no more runs were registered. A little family disturbance took place last evening in the rear of Walter) Murray's barber shop, j when a certain married woman caught her husband with another woman. Several angry Words were passed back and forth and several threats made, but no damage done. The woman, however, succeeded in capturing her husband and took him home with her. We refrain from using names at this time, but another similar offense will fall for the entire story. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that the firm of Butler & Co., which said firm is composed of Jesse Butler and John Scheimtnn, is this day dissolved by mutual consent of said parties. That Jesse Butler, the senior member of said firm, has on this day of July, 1905, sold his entire interest in ‘Brill” and “Tampa” to John Soheiman, and that all accounts of said firm shall be settled with and paid to John Scheiman. Bulter * Co. By Jesse Butler, John Scheimann. 66dlw3t Forced to Starve. B. F. Leek of Concord, Ky. says: “For 20 years I suffered agonies, with a sore on my upper lip. so painful, somtimes, that I could not eat. After vainly trying everything else, I cured it with Bucklen's Arnica Salve.” Its great for burns, cuts and wounds. At Blackburns aud Christens drug store; Only 25c. Low Bsts ol Interest. Money loaned at five per cent, interest, payable annually or semiannually, at option of borrower, with privilege of partial payments at any nterest paying time. No delay in making loans. F. M. Schirmeyer, Decatur, Ind, 9H

Your Last Chance Far heavier sales than expected enables me to reduce the stock more than anticipated, consequently stock will have reached size agreed upon for transier to Messrs Myers and Daily long before time specified in contract, the above named firm taking possession August 15. Everything in the immense stock has now been reduced to the last notch, and goods are going at such unheard of prices that you cannot afford to let this opportunity slip pass you 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 $12.50, at *2.50 each. Men's black and blue, all wool worsted suits, worth $7.50 to $9,00. go now while they last at *5.50. Eaerything else in men’s, boys’ and children's clothing and accesscries comparatively as cheap. Positively only reliable goods sold and guaranteed as represented. No fictitious bargains; no baits. For cash only and one price. Itf’All those knowing themselves to be in debt to me. please call and settle accountswithin the course of the next two weeks. GUS ROSENTHAL THE SQUARE MAN DECATUR, IND

Card of Thanks. We desire to express our sincere thanks to the kind friends, especially those of Preble, who so kindly assisted us during the illnesi and death of our beloved husband and father. Mrs. William Kirschner and children. Wanted—A platform scale in good condition. Inquire at this office. 156d6 11.05 to Delphos, Ohio, and return. July 27th via the the Clover Leaf, account John Robnison shows. 50 cents to Bluffton and return, July 27th, via the Clover Leaf, account the Great Wallace showT. L. Miller, Agent. 11.35 to Marion Ind., and return via Clover Leaf, July 18, 19. 20 and 21, account races Marion Driving association. T. L. Miller. 114.50 round trip to Atlantic City, Ocean City and Ope May, N. J., via the Clover Leaf, August 2, 1905. T. L. Miller, Agant. A thirty days’ clearance sale on all works of art and paintings at cost, at Lyman Bros Come in and convince yourself. 157dtf Five show cases, counters and shelving, one walnut, wall case for sale for almost nothing at Hensley's jewelry store. 157dtf for Rent—A six room house, on High street, with good cistern and well water on premises. Rent reasonable. Inquire of Chris Strebe. 159(16 When you are getting ready for threshing and yon find you are short on dishes, remember you can save money by buying them at the Blue Front five and ten cent, store, three doors south of Moser’s gallery. Ib6d3wks ■■ ___j — Notice 1« hereby Riven that Henry Krick, who In t he owner 111 tee eluiuleot InlotH num - bon, lii :i. 4A.«. 7. Ik 1«. 11. 1«. H. G. 1«. 17. IS i.l and •'! In Frank liauth’H addition to the town, nowchy of Decatur. Indiana. Hied a petition on the 11 day of June, IHtif, In the office of the city clerk of the city of Decatur. In Adame county. Indiana, pray ns for the vacation of said addition and of all the alley t Streets and Inlota In said addition. Said petition will come up for hearing before the Common Council of aald City at their regular meetlrur to be held In the council chamber of mud city on the Ist day of Auirust. lia» J.K. McFbbly. City Clerk. HEXttr Kkick. 154 Petitioner

|6.50 Niagra Falla and return via Erie railroad, Thursday, July 27th Take this opportunity and visit the greatest natural wonder of the world. Special train leaves Decatur at 2 p. m. Return limit August 7th. Ask Erie agents for patticulars or write O. L. Enos. Marion, Ohio.

(DON'T II b.SIT AT 1:1 I WRITE TO-DAY ] jwE WILL LOAN YOU NONEV I I You Should Have It. You Can Have It. I ■By borrowing from us on your household golds, pianos, organs. B ■ teams, fixtures, etc., without removal (510 to 5100). You can havefl I from one to twelve months time to pay it back by small weekly orß ■ monthly payments as you prefer. 51.20 is the weekly payment onH ■ a 550 loan for fifty weeks. Other amounts at the same proportion.B Blf you need money fill out the following blank, cut it out, mail it toH 9 us, our agent will be in Decatur every Tuesday. ■ I Date ß 9 Your name ■ Wife’s Name E ■ Street and Number B ■ City B ■ Amount Wanted■> B Klnd;of Security yon have ■ Occupation ■ All communications held strictly confidential. Call on or address ■ I Fort Wavne Loan Co. I ■ Room 2, 2nd Floor Established 1876 706 Calhoun St ■ 9 Home Phone 833. (FT. WAYNE, IND.) Opp Court House ß

STONE-CEMENT BLOCK I have on hand quite an amount ol the best Cement Blocks ever on the market. Building, Bridge and Concrete Crushed Stone Bc«t rortlaiici Cement nnrt nmito Call and see me if you need anything in this line. JULIUS HAUGK, DEC INDIANA.

Madison St. Meat Market FOR ALL KINDS OP Fresh and smoked .. • Simeon J. Hain, Prop.