Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 160, Decatur, Adams County, 18 July 1905 — Page 3

TIME JT A B L E 8 MANI RAHM 4 INDIANA RAILWAY MM as. IIOJSiw la etfcrl. •<■» {•■■a •cuval»>'v Ha Kun Ki nun Xi * only », Dmilur •• in , 141 m i.Hpni -»» pm At ptollund Ml " u:io “ ~sl ” Rirhnoad 4 «o " * *• " > «« '• 1111 “ Cincinnati y:>| “ imtnasiSS “ aa>nano«TH tally tally tn Ki nun. Gd Rapid! Li.UKSlur '» •m. (din nr.PI Wayni Iy> - i4O " <lO •• "G<l Ripldi MS" 4«sp.m uia “ "Pltoaky Mij •• ■ Nickinnw n:w “ pj» •• j IM , , nti4 train iletping rnr lo Grand Rapid! and Mackinaw Dily J:W> m. train parlor car Is ■rand Rapids and Mackinaw City 5.- p m train parlor car to Grand Rapids, alnplng car ia Mat kina ■» City. Trama atrirc front north at i u a m. /.taa. at. Lt* p m. Pryaon. Ags. C. L. Lockwood, G. F. A Gr. Rapida, Mia. 10LED0, SUOUIS 1 WESTERN R. R CO "CLOVffR LHAP ROUTS'* la effect Joao M.ISO*. BAHT. g wsmr : WBBT ■ol— Pay la proas, daily RrMaa Pi 1-Ma!l,daily.aieopa•naiian ...H Ma ■ a—Oonutnarclal Trasaiar. daily kill p ■ ■c nd—Local Praiphi » M)a n> NEV ERIE TIME TABLE. BAST BOUND •0 a-- ltd* a. at. Sfo.Mti Sua_._—-u • dll a. tn Ho. « a '*‘ »■ ■ Ho. 14*1. dun. «:Op. m 80. » »•’* »■ ■ No. M does not carry bajntagc. and does not gurry passengers east at Manon. Üblo WXBT BOUND Ho.»— DM a n Ho. * — *:** a tn No net Sun 10:10 a. m No. 1 -«sj» P-® tMCept Monday s A days fol's lepal holidays I Ns. 18 doea not carry bassase Lake Brie a w eatera Tima card from Bluffton Ind. SOUTHBOUND HO. U-tadly slept Sunday !:'44» ■c. Id—Dally eirepl Sunday IDB’a m 80. »— Dauy eieeptSunday S « p tn Noll runathrough to Indlaoapolla without eaanse. arriving l« Ba tn No <2 leaves Indiaaop ills at 1:00a tn Bans Ikrougb without Change, err.vias at Hluffln IC:M • a. No. 41 and 48 run via Muncie A Big 4 route Mart Moran made a business trip to Albion this morning. Miss Katie Frazier went to Fort (Wayne thia morning to consult an eye specialist. Mrs. Joe Tonnellier entertained the pedro club this afternoon, at her home on Fifth street. Mrt. Tracy Stevens and Mrs iHenry Stevens are at Lansing. [Mich., visiting relatives. Miss Minnie Strickland, of Wan k- egan, Illinois, is a guest of C- T. Jtunier and family, and will reImain several weeks Mrs Fred Avery and son returned this morning from Nottingham, where they were gnests of Mr. and |Mr» David Buckmaster The ice cream social held Satnr [day evening at the home of Joseph (Lower was a deciaed success, both moancially and in attendance, and It he church people desire to thank (those who attended. [ Henry Ehrart ;ieft this morning ■or South Dakota, where* he exIjieets to remain several months in hopes of regaining his former health. He joined a party of seven (from Berne at this place, neaded Il v Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hirschy.

l| Staying Power I I Our shoes not only look good but I stay good, I Wear Continues the good impression their appearance creates. That’s ; I what increases our trade. B Our aim is to sell shoes above I 1 the average. How true we come | I to O ur mark is seen in the shoes I we sell. | LOOK AT THEM ■ CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE. | THt SHOT »«• MtAIU "- ' NW '' NA ■k - ~ iWNTED! _____ FIFTY TEAMS to work on interurban grade. Four months work guaranteed. Wages $5.50 Per Day and stable hire furnished. Apply at once to TheL E MEYERS CO. Ossian, Indiana

Cult Brown made a business trip to Arcola last evening Uhl Miller returned last evening from a business trip to Hnant. A. E Scott left last evening on * business trip to Harrisburg, Pa.

Mlm Hum Leyse went to Craigville today to make a visit with her parents. M F Rademacher, of Sheboygan, Wia., was a business caller in the city last evening. Mrs. Jennie Stevens returned to Willshire today, after a shopping visit in the city. Miss Buoktuaster arrived this morning from Nottingham, and is a guest of relatives. Tony Schumacher arrived this morning from Fort Wayne, and 18 a guest of his ]mrents Clem Voglewede and Curley Ellie went to Rome City this morning to spend their summer vacation. Miss Gertrude Holthouse went to B-nton, Harbor. Mich , this morning to visit several weeks with friends. Mias Mary Stein returned to Bluffton t xlay, after making a visit here with Rev. John C- Whi'e and family. Miss Mary Heffner returned this morning from Huntington. where she was visiting with Miss Mar guerite Dalton. Mrs. Roemke returned to her home at Fort Wayne this morning. after making a pleasant visit h re with relatives . Mrs. Jack Touhey and babe returned to Muncie today, after a visit in this city, ns guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hyland. Mrs. Ormand returned to her home at Plymouth this morning. While here she was a guest of her mother, Mrs. D. E. Scott Robert Bogner, the 12 year old s<in of Mr. and Mrs. John Bogner, has fully recovered from a six weeks' attack of rheumatism. The Decatur Real Estate company yesterday sold a 40-acre farm for Henry Mangold of Monroe township to Noah Schwartz, and David Mazelin for three thousand dollars. f 1.25 to Toledo and return via the Cl" ver Leaf Thursday, July 20. Decatur will join Bluffton cn their Sunday school picnic. Train leaves here at :617 a. m and :630 a. m. T. L. Miller, Agent A marngae license was issued this morning to Peter Leichty, aged forty eight, a thresher from Berne, and Sarah Stucky, aged thirty-five, also from Berne. They found seats in the court house corridor immediaelv after securing the license, and for two hours were oblivious to every fact save the one t tat “she was his'n /and he was her n. ’’ The lady deputies enjoyed the affair immensely.

Alexander B >ld*. of Geneva, was a bnsinees caller here today Judg > R. K Erwin made a bus!ne«» trip to Geneva today. John Meyers made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening. Miss Eleanor Forbing returned today from a visit at the lakes. f red Hoffman returned last evening from a business trip at Berne. James Hurst returned last even ing from a business trip to Berne. L L. Baumgartner returned last evening from a business trip to Bet no. Fred Eichenberger went to Berne today to make a short visit with his family. 8. E. Large returned to Fort Wayne last evening after a buainess call here. The band will give their usual weekly con<*ert this evening from the l«nd stand W. F. Roeenwinnkle of Fort Wayne, was attending to insurance tmsmess here today. Deputy Sheriff Dallas Butler, made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening. Mrs. Leo returned to Fort Wayne last evening. While here she was visiting with relatives. Mell Rice returned last evening from Ridgeville, where he was attending to timber business Mrs. C. D. Murray and eon returned today from Waterloo, wheie she was visiting ner sister. H. H. Bremerkamp returned last evening from Beme, where he was looking aft°r cement blocks. Dr. Zeigler returned Imt evening from Portland, where he was attending to professional business. Senator Ulerv returned to Fort Wayne last evening. While here he wss attending to oil business Mrs. Unarles Foughty returned ti Fort W»yne last evening While h?re ste was a guest of relatives. J. B Stoneburner anil daughter Louva, and Miss Alma Andrews went to Geneva today to visit with friends. M. D. Costello returned here from Chicago last evening, accompanied by bis sister. Miss AiffM Costello. Mr. and Mrs. James Harkless returned last evening from Berne, where they were visiting with relatives. Mrs. French and son returned to Rome City last evening after spending Sunday here with relatives. Mrs Martin Holbrock returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after making a pleasant visit here with Mrs. H. Holbrock. Charles N. Christen made a ' business trip to Napoleon, Ohio, last evening, where he will look after n>me church contracts. Misses Harriet Morrison and Helen Niblick went to Fort Wayne last evening to visit for a few days with Mr and Mrs. W. J. Vesey. Dr. Beardsley states that the condition of Mrs. Albert Buhler is much better, and that he is now greatly encouraged and of the I opinion that she will now fully r -cover. Dr. Kosenthal and his attendant returned to Fort Wayne last evening. They came here with the intention of operating upon Mrs. Charles Magley for apendi.itis, but found it not necessary. Henry Schlegel, who was arrest ed yesterday by Marshal Green, on a charge of public intoxication, was arraigned before 'Squire Smith this morning and plead guilty, being assessed a dollar and costs. He will board it out with Sheriff Butler. Charles 8. Niblick gave a neat exhibition of bicycle riding las; evening, when he speared on the streets with one of the oldfashioned high wheeled velo ipedes. The wheel looked odd and is the first time it has been rode for ten years by Mr. Niblick. The wheel is a valuable one and when in date 0 >st 1150. Frank Copp and Wilson Miller h .ve purchased the Buchanan blacksmith shop at Willshire, and will take possession of same next week. They are both hard working young men, deserving of any success that may oomo their way, and will give their best attention to the business. Mr. Copp is a practical blacksmith of many years’ experience, while Mr. Miller is taking his first tenons at the trade.

Your Last Chance •** V- '>4 4 & • y,. 21 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 ss.ooand upward to sl2 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 accessurles comparatively as cheap. Positively only reliable goods sold and guaranteed as represented No fictitious bargains; no baits. For cash only and one price. av' AIL 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

Wanted—A girl to do cooking at j Park hotel. 157dtf Lost—Lady's coiled anchor stick pin, slightly bent, lx>ave; at this o hoe. Straw hats cleaned as good as new See Robert, at the Burt house. 156d6 11.05 to Delphos. Ohio, and return, July 27th via the the*Clover Leaf, account John Robnison shows. 50 cents to B’iff ton and return, July 27th, via the Clover Leaf, account the^Great Wallace showT. L. Miller, Agent. *135 to Marion Ind., and return via Clover Leaf, Julv 18, 19. 20 and 21, account races Marion Driving association. T. L. Miller. *14.50 round trip to Atlantic City, Ocean City and Cape May, N. J., vis the Clover Leaf, August 2, 1905. T. L. Miller, AgJnr. 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. 159d6 Annual excursion to Niagara Falls via The Clover Leaf. August 2, 1905. Rate for round trip I train leaves Decatur, 7:34 p. tn. T. L Mdler , Agent. Rome City and return Thursday, July 20th viaJG. R. * 1., *1 for round trip, including admission to Island Park grounds for entire day and evening. Leave Decatur 7:59 a. m., returning excursion train leaves Rome City at 10 p. m. When you are getting ready for threshing and you 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 Mocef's gallery. 15fid3wks T« Cure a Cold in One Day Tnke Lnxltlve Bromo Quinine Tablets . Al I druifK’R‘B refund the mcnev If It falls t< cure K. W Grove '.denature on each box.

Wanted—A platform scale in good Condition. Inquire at this office. 156dfi United Sunday School excursion to Toledo and Detroit via the Clo ver Leaf and Joat rate *1.25 to Toledo and *1.75 to Detroit train leaves Decatur 5:53 a. m. T. L. Miller, Agent

’DON'T HtSITATEI I WRITE TO-DAY I WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY 1 ON YOUR HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PIANOS, ORGANS,■ teams, fixtures, etc., without removal iSIO to $100). Toucan have® from one to twelve months time to pay it back by final! weekly or M monthly payments as you prefer. SI 20 is the weekly payment on M a SSO loan for fifty weeks. Oth-r amounts at the same proportion. V If you nee<i money fill out the following blank, cut it out. mail it üb, our agent will be in Decatur every Tuesday. ■ Date Your nameß W fe’e Name■ Street and Number H City B Amount Wanted Kind,of Security you have Occupation All communications held strictly confidential. Call on or address B Fort Wavne Loan Co. I Room 2, 2nd Flooi Established 1576 706 Calhoun S>B Home Phone 533. (FT. WAYNE, IND.) Opp Court House J P PETER GAFFER House Painling, Paper Hanging and Frescoeing WORK DONE PROMPTLY AND WITH DISPATCH A URGE FORCE OF MEN IN MY EMPLOY TO INSURE QUICK WORK DECORATING A SPECIALTY S«e Me Before Contracting For your Work Elnwhere. All Work Guarantee! PHONE 330

|« 50 Niagra Falls and return v.a Erie railroad. Thursday, July 27tb. [ Take this opportunity and visit tha greatest natural w onder of the worl .1. Special train leaves Deoai tur at 2 p. m. Return limit Auj gu«t 7th. Ask Erie agents for particulars or write O. L. Enos, j Marion. Ohio.