Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 163, Decatur, Adams County, 21 July 1905 — Page 3

time tables HAND IAMBS 4 INDIANA BAILWAY Zar as. IIMiS-Maw in effect. Bun •ourxlW’f *•» *“« K> Bun Ki s only ?, iwcninr » ? i«*m i.rtpm -«« pm !, rtoil»nd j:K••»>» «.»1 Itiio " ,JI . Hichii.oad 4 40" 4 41•' J 40" II I} • Cincinnati ?:IS “ i»K\nnj;jj •• •• O<l Mapula I, ]>tcalur 11:14pm ;j»am. jilpm J, Pt Warn* 11.50 ” »«> " <,o •• ”04 Hapida 45 " ‘O p m UlO “ ••pato«Sr *JO ‘ "ij " »:jj ► Mackinaw ir.as “ «jo •• jijs 11114 train aloopmg car to (trend Maplda and Mac nnaw Dtly. ? S« a m train parlor car tc grand Rapide and Mackinaw City p m tram parlor car to Grand Kapidt sleeping car io Mackinaw City. Trama arneo from north al . t a m. ~140 m. t it p m. ..ktewin.ogo TOLEDO. ST.LOUIS & WESTERN R. RCO "CLOVIR LBAF BOUTS'* tn of oct Jana N. 11M BAST. •0 a- oom moot la I Troealar, d011y... tilt a a ■o s-Mob. dolly, oacop* Sunday ..W ul a m S, fr_Do<*SDroM. dally t:Mp a g. at-Looal Freight IWO p B WBST ac t-'JOf aiproon. dally S:Ma ■ Pt i-ltali. doll*, oieept Sunday . ..11 sag at ■0 a—commercial Travolor, daUy will pm at 4»—Local FreightS il' 0 tn NEW EtIE TIME TABLE. BASTBUCND K SfSl=ZZZZZ==:? : !ft:■ Ho. 4- - ■— ! — S:« p m so. 14ei. dun. — S:SOp. m H< 10 S.STf m No. 14 doea not carry bapgage and doea not mrry paaaenpora eaet of Manon. Ohio. WBBT BOUND So.’ IWam pn a _ —— l>a n. Ho tier Suo 10 10am go.! ■o. 11 — SiMp m la icept Monday a A daye fol'g legal holiday. Ho. 13 doea not carry baggage. Lake tm a Western Time card from Bluffton lad. SOUTHBOUND g0.41-Pally egept Sundayt:'Sam Bo 1»-Daily except Bundayll Ka m Be »— Dailyeiceptßundaj ISSptn Hoti rune through to I ndianapoUa without change, arriving tu:SO a m Ho 41 loaveo Indlanopclle at 7:00a m Buna ■ ■ ct> witboat change, arr.vlng at Bluffun It Ma tn Ho. 41 and 4S run eta Muncie A Big 4 route

■ " M 1 —- 1 W H. Fledderjohann made a business trip to Fort Wayne today. Mrs. M. F. Rice went to Warsaw this morning to visit with friends, Miss Beesie Harruff Went to Portland today to visit over Sunday with relative*. Mia. McFeeley arriv d today from Fort Wayne, and is the guest of Jack Me Feeley and wife. The condition of Mrs. Albert Bnhler ia improving each day. and she ia believed to be ont of danger. 11.05 to Delphos, Ohio, and return, July 27th via the the Clover Leaf, aoooont John Robnison shows. Mrs. W. H. Nachtrieb yesterday entertained Mesdames Dell Locke of Bluffton, A. A. DeVilbia of Lancaster. Ohio, and F. A. Dibble. The unclaimed letters at the postoffice are for Frank N. R. Bunn. Miss Stella Weaver, Lotlie Schube, Mcse King. J. C. Hall, Gua Freund. 114.50 round trip to Atlantic City, Ocean City and Cape May, N. J., vis the Clover Leaf, August 2, 1905. T. L. Miller, Agent. ’ Dick Heller fell while at play last evening and inflicted an ugly wound in his forehead, requiring the calling of Dr. Costello to dress it. Green apple time is here. Stomach aches and summer pains are in store. Eatly apples for cooking are in the market and have been on sale for a short time. They are usually a sour, green aspect and bear little resemblance to their betters of the late summer and fall. For cooking purposes they are satisfactory after an unusual amount of stewing, but for eating—call the doctor.

Saturday's Snap Ladies Tan Shoes $1.23 Boy's Tan Oxfords $1.35 Nen's Tan Oxfords $1.69 Always Something Doing Here. CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE. DECATUR, INfirrtNA THE SHOE SELLER

Allmrt Butler mode it businemi trip to Berns today. Miss (trace Pnrdy went to Berne today for a visit Mrs. Dstro went to Geneva today to make a abort visit with friends. Miss Vera Goeke arrived today frotn Fort Wayne, and is a guest of Mrs Charles Ebinger. Mrs. Borner Walter* arrived today from Midland, Mich., and is a guest of Elijah Walters and family. 50 oents to’Bluff ton and return, July 27th. via the Clover Leaf, account the'Great Wallace show T. L. Miller. Agent. The funeral services of Mrs. Isaac Robison will be held tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock at the house. Rev Luke officiating, and interment will be made in the Honduras ••emetery. Mrs. Dell Locke Mrs Harry.Deam and Mrs. Ellen Dailey, of Blutffon, Mrs DeVilbiss of Lancaster. Ohio, and Mrs Frank Dibble of east town were the guests of Mrs. W. H. Nacbtrieb yesterday, the occasion being a delightful one. William Pillars was at Willshire Thursday afternoon attending to business While hitching up his team to oomv home he caught one of bis fingers in some of the harness and completely tore the nail from one of his fingers. The in. jury was every painful. Evangelist Callie will give the third lecture of the series on "Dis pensational Truth," tonight in the Presbyterian church at 7:30. Topic ‘‘The Present Intsrval." These meetings are increasing both in interest and attendance. All are invited to attend and bring a bible We are coming' An ice cream social will be held at Pleasant M»Us Saturday 'evening, July 28, for the benefit of the Willshire Cornet land. Soft drinks and other refreshment will be on hand. The Willshire Cornet band will give a concert lasting from 7 to 11:30. Come out and hear them. Fun for all. We are in receipt of a communication from district four, Monroe township, in which they entsr a ae vere protest against the editor ts the Berne News, for mistitemen's of a delate that accurred here recently. District four makes some personal changes, which if true, are not complimentary to the Bern people who were present. Lew Schwartz, an expert window dresser, who of recent date has been with Rogers. Peet & Co and King Bros., of New York, is in the city, and is busily engaged in dressing the large and fancy show window of the Hub, B Kalver and Sons. Mr. Schwartz has a national reputation in this line, and our citizens are requested to view the same at its completion. "Why is a newspaper like a woman?" asked the printer s devil as he wiped an ink smudge that adorned his nose all over the side of his face. "Because both have to be known to be [appreciated." said the intelligent compositor. "Because it needs some one to run it, exclaimed the foreman, glancing in contempt at the editor wlio glared back and answered, "lieoause she is a good advertising medium.’’ "Nope, all wrong." said the devil. “Because everv man should have one of his own and stop running as er his neighbor's."

Ship Wrecked. ■y United Press News Aeeocletlon. Kandiago, Cal., July 21.-3 45 p m —Biller of Ginboat B innington, which was lying in the harbor here, exploded, wrecking the entire ship. The first reports ; say that sixty men are killed and j over one hundred injurtd. The I dozen dead and wounded are being brought ashore. The Bennington had been ordered in all haste to Port Hartford to assist the Monftoi. The Wyoming is reported disabled and helpless thirty miles off that port. Later reports, however, say that the Wyoming is able to reach Port Hartford safely. Bandiego, Cal., July 21.—Later reports say that at least fifty were killed and every man of the crew of 278 were injured. A section of the deck was carried away and the ship is listing ladly, will probably sink. The officers of the Bennington are Commander Lucien Young; Lieut. A. F. Yates; Ensigns C. P. Wade, U. K. Perry, Midshipman Lso Tahn, L. H. Loey; surgeon, A . E. Peck; paymaster, C- Morris, jr ; pay clerk, H. O. Metins. — Dr. Morgan of Dixon. Ohm, was a business caller to our city today. Dr. Vizard, of Pleasant Mills, was a business caller in the city to day. Miss Blanch Reynolds went to Marion, today, for a visit with friends Myrtle Emery went to Fort Wayne this morning to visit for a few days. Mrs. James Campliell returned to Van Buren today, after visiting relatives here. Mrs. William Rigsby, of Riot mond, is in the city, a guest of Mrs. Belle France. Mrs. Ed Gross returned to Van Buren, today, after a visit with Mrs. William Foreman here. The remains of Ernst Dietrich, who died at Fort Wayne of peritonitis, were shipped through here today to Schum, O. Dr. C- V. Connell, wife and babe returned last evening from Mount Clemens. Mich, where the doctor was taking a oourse of treatment. George Venis and son Carl, of Marion, arrived in the city at noon. They will go to ,'Decatur tonight to attend the funeral of Mrs. Venis' sister, Mrs. Sarah Robinson. —Bluffton Banner. Nine saloons will go out of business in Randolph county at the expiration of the licenses under which they are now operated. In one ward of Winchester six saloons will be closed. The salc.on in the hotel will be closed and the antisaloon people claim the town will be made dry just as soon as pos sible. The one saloon in Ridgeville will be closed by a remonstrance against the issuance of a license The one saloon in Parker City will be closed in a short time and Union City will be the one place in Randolph county where saloons are operated, under a license — Portland Review. Blutffon fans are trying to reorganize their base ball club, and then they profess to hanker for a desire to meet the invincible Rorenthals, conceding to the latter a choice in umpires. A Bluffton rail game without Mack Harbaugh 1 handing ;out L the dou'le (rose, J would not seem real, so give us dear old Mack, Bluffton’s noble Roman and patriot. This game, j however, is to be ployed in Deca- I tar, and having a friendly feeling I we advise Mack to wear a double corrugated steel protector on all Bides, 'top end bottom. A body guard in complete armament, might also come in handy. But let's have the game. Mr. William J. Cobb, representng the Genesee Pure Food company, of Le Roy, N. Y., was pleasant caller at this office, and before leaving presented the editor with to packages Jell-0 Ice Cream Powder ft* making Ibe (’ream. With two packages of this prepara, tion a gallion of the most delicious , Ice Cream can lie made in ten min-1 utes, as everything but the ice is | contained in the package and re-, ouires no cooking, eggs, flavoring or sugar. This is the Ice Cream : powder that received Highest Award Gold Medal at the St. j Louis Exposition 1904, and is pro- i nounced the grea est plrj food J Au'cobss of recent ye-rs.

Just Few More Days AUGUST I 3th set down to* the last day of this sale. Messrs MYERS & DAILY taking possession on the 15th. Goods here galore for all and as stock must be reduced considerable before transfer we have cut the prices to the quick. Straw Hats Outing Suits Summer Underwear and other summer goods going without considering COST PRICE Fall» Winter Goods Suits Overcoats and Underwear at unheard of LOW PRICES Don't put it off, but call today as this opportunity will not be offered again. All goods guaranteed as represented. -ONE PRICE TO A LL AT Gus Rosenthal’s THE SQUARE MAN : : DECATUR, INDIANA

J’W.’H. Fledderjohann informed u« this morning that the last shipment of fence hail l>-*n received 1 and that a foroe of men had gone tojwork today stringing the same. The Gtand Rapids railroad hue completed the grading for its epur track to the interurban property and the steel will be delivered in a few days, part of the consignment bavmg already arrived. Women are fast supplanting men as station agents on railroads, according to railroad officials. The reason infor this is found in the fact that women prove more efficient. The Lake Erie & Western seems to be the leader in the move ment. All of the women are expert telegraphers. They receive and send train orders and handle ' all the telegraph business at the 1 stations at which they are employed. They sell tickets, receive and dispatch freight, handle the express business and carry the mail to and from the postoffice, .'he women agents ara piid on an average of |SO per mo nth.

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HARVEST DISH SALE Big Reduction of Dishes for Two Weeks 100 pc. Dinner Set nicely decorated, former price S 8 25 at |6 50 Iqq « •• « « “ “ “ 9' 00 “ 750 jOO “ 11 “ “ “ “ “ 12 50 “ 10 25 100 « •• “ »• “ “ •* 16 00 “ 13 25 100 “ Fine imported China, elegantly decorated 20 00 “ 16 75 100 “ Haveland & Co. very beat goods, neat decoration. 40 00 “ 35 00 7 in. eoup, soup plate, 40. 50 and tlOc a set. Thin, plain white, imported china cups and saucers 50c a set .« « « “ “ 71 inch plates 50c a set Water glases 10 and 15c a set Cream, Milk and Water Pichers cheaper than ever Odd covered dishes, meat platters, bowls and hundreds of other useful dishes as cheap as you can ask. Don't miss this Chance to buv your Harvest Dishes, they are cheaper then ever before, as I must unload them. AT TRUE’S.

The Time for Ploughing Is again here, farmers, and you should consider the advisability of buying a new plow for your work, and while buying a new one, get nothing but the best. In saying BEST, that is just what we handle — the John Deere and Oliver plows cannot be excelled today on the market by any firm. The prices are reasonable, and the goods when delivered do all, if not more, than is required of them. We ask you to call and look our line over before purchasing.