Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 166, Decatur, Adams County, 25 July 1905 — Page 3

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TOLEDO. ST.LQUIS 4, WESTERN R. R CO "CLOVIt* L®*F ROUTS'* la afoot Jun* M. 1804. BAST. aai-oommoreiolTraveler. daily... «:ITa ta E k—Mall, dally, eicnut Sunday ..111.01 a m K 4-I’ay B»B»»o». dally TsStpm Loaat Freight .I*o par WIST go l—liay Bapreee. dallT-...., SsMaw £ .-Mall, dally, eacept Sunday ,11 «* n> in a—Commercial Traveler, dally •: 11 p m E W—Local Freight »:&u a tn NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. EAST BOUND ■ ( R - ft Hl | ■o Be« Sun—. ————•—■■■- ‘••I •• ni. Ho. Hex. Sun. —. —— r »p. m (Ro • — ».ST p. m j«o ;4doenn<H carry ban*!*. and doet not Mrrv p*M*eugt*r« eawt of Manon, Ohio. WEST BOUND No 1 No- » - —-— — »:5“ a. tn No ilea. Hua - W loa. m larcept Monday - * A day* fol’g legal holiday* No. 13 due* nut carry baggage. Lake tin® a Western Time card from Bluffton Ind. SOUTHBOUND go tl-Dallyeacpt Sunday Tt'oam No. IS-Drnly eiceptSunday ll:Ma m No »—DailyevceptSunday s:Kpm No 41 rune tbr.iugh to Indlanapolla without thane, arriving lo go a m No leave* ludlanopolt* at T:00a m. Buna through without change, arriving at lilufft. n (o'l6 ft tn No. 41 and 4S run via Muncie A Big 4 route D E. Scott made a business trip to Fori Wayne this morning Miss Ijeota Stalter went to Home City this morning to spend the day. Charles Christen made a business trip to Napoleor, Ohio, last evening. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Humphreys made a business trip ts Richmond today. Andrew Schnrger returned this morning from a business trip to Berne. Fred Eichenberger went to Herne today to visit a few days with his family. Mrs. Sprunger and children went to Rome City this morning to sjiend the day. A lout sixty De- atur people took advantage of the excursion to Rome Ci-y today' Miss Amelia Blakey returned to fort Wayne last evening, after attending the Blakey-Sharaerloh nuptials. John 8. Peterson returned last evening from Geneva, where he was attending to insurance bu«iness. Mrs. John Brock is confined to her home in a very serious condition. A consultation of several doctors pronouncing her sickness as an attack of appendicitis. Miss Lydia Drummond will leave tonight for Salem, Oreon, to visit her sister, Mrs. Ora Simon She expects to be one several months and will take in the exposition at Portland, Oregon. R. W. McMahon, formerly an artist with the layman Bros., picture house, and who is now travelin for the L. M. Johnson manu factoring company, of Chicago, is here on a visit with friends.

Wolild’nt You rather buy a work shoe that has stood the test of hard wear? Our bockeye. shoe has stood the test for years. When a man has once worn the BUCKEYE shoe he wants ai , iian ■ 1 •” 11 11 1,1 them again, ■ must like them J " you will to if J&9KL • you try a pair. Any size ~ CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE. DEI ATUR, INDIANA THE SHOE SELLER

Harve Rice made a busine** trip to Muncie this morning. frank Arnold made a business trip to Rome City tins morning. Mrs A E Mann took in the ex. onrsion to Rome City this morning Mrs. Martin Beery wont to Home (Hty this morning to hi wind the 'lay. Mrs. Elsie Adams went to Rome City thia morning to spend tho day, Myrtle Emory wont to Fort Wayne this morning to visit relatives. Mrs. Rose Ayers returned last evening from a business trip to Berne. F. Kramer of Geneva, was a business caller to our city last evening. Father Heffner left for Fort Wayne this morning for a visit with friends. Miaa Gertrude Berber went to Rome City his morning io spend ter vacation. W. M. Archbold of Chicago, is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. Cap Hildebrand. Clark Fairbanks returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after attending insurance business here. Miss Dossie B irkley ahd Deborah Andrews took in the excursion to Rome City this morning Miss Minta Acker went to Rune City this morning to spend the Jay with Mis* Bessie Congleton. Mrs. John ams]»angh and Miss Lucy Araspaugh wont to Rome City this morning to spend the day. Miss Elizabeth Laux returned to Fort Wayne this morning, after a visit in this city, a guest of Miss Mary Heffner. Mrs. Harry Millhouse returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after making a pleasant visit near Preble with relatives. M S. Artman returned last evening from Portland, where he was attending a family reunion. Father Oeohternig returned to Fort Wayne this morning, after attending the silver jubilee of Father Wilken. A full attendance of the members of the Pathfinder lodge is desired at council tonight, as a matter of importanoe is to be discussed. B. F. Vantilburg has accepted the agency in this city for the Grand Union Tea company of Fort Wayne, and any orders or calls left for him will be promptly attended to. Knights 3f Columbus. There will l»e a special meeting on Wednesday evening. Every memlier is earnestly requested to attend. Business of importance. E. X. Ehinger, G. K. i*. H- Corbin is back from Willshire to stay, and has rigged him self up a paint shop in the old Buhler blacksmith shop on Jefferson street, and is now ready to welcome any of his old customers, and all new ones who ha-voanything in his line. The Hartford City ball team arrived this morning fresh from a victory al Portland, and fully confident that they will take the meas ure of the Rosenthal. Railing and Coons are the opposing pitchers, and as we go to press a hot battle is on at Stale’s park. A full account of the game will be given tomorro«v.

Gay <V Zwirk shipjied a large amount of furniture to Union town, ship this morning. Mixsos Francis Bryson anil Pansy | Bell went to Rome City this morning to sjiend the day Tho postorfice learn yesterday defeated the Yellow Jackets by a , scorn of ch ven to eight. Mr. and Mrs D I. Rinear ot ' Waukegan, 111, are in tho ci»y, gnestß of Dr. Rinear and family. | Mrs. Ellen Tonhey and son I James, left today for Muncie, ' where they expect to make their future home. Leo Sprunger is tho proud possessor of a fall blooded Scotch collie ’ pup, that was shipped to him from Rofoid, 0., yesterday. Col. Fred Repp’rt, the auctioneer ] is booking many sales 'or this fall. He will be on hands and yon should see him if you want the best sale oner in the country. The Northern Real Estate com | pany will sell two splendid building lots on North Tenth street at public auction, next Saturday. Read their advertisment in another col | umn. j Karl Colter, of Preble township, is advertising a public Mile of his personal proerty and farm ma- , chinery. He will move to Preble II and work at his trade, that of stone mason. Through Jacob Kai ver the City band was presented with a new piece of musi’, entitled “Neatt the Shade of the Old Apple Tree. ” The piece is one of the latest written and should prove a hit. Mrs. Belle Franco today entertained Mr. and Mrs H. L. Confer, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. France ana Mrs. Corbin at dinner, in honor I of Mrs. William Rigsby, of Rich mond. and Mrs. Frank Christen, of Chicago. Attorney Shaffer Peterson filed a new case ,today James H. Witty vs The Pierce Oil and Gas company and Albert A. Butler. sheriff, complaint on note. ; and to foreclose a chattel mort gage; demand <2500. The condition of Mrs Albert Buhler is considerably worse, and she is gradually growing weaker, and the doctors now say that her chances for recovery are 'all; gone and it is only the question cf a very few days until death will relieve her. |'*>.sO Niagra Falls 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 particulars or write O. L. Enos, Marion, Ohio. Before leaving tor their new home in the country, about one hundred friends of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Dibble and family called at their home on Ninth street last evening and gave them a genuine surprise. The family was made to realize the large place they hold in the hearts of their neighbors and friends. Ice cream and cuke were served by the Ladies Aid so ciety of the church of which the family is a jiart. and in due time their invited gucMs departed, feeling that "Blest be the tie that binds." Though our loss is keenly j felt, yet we console ourselves with the thought that the community to which they go will gain what | we have lost.

PUBLIC SALE • We will sell at public auction two fine building lots on Tenth street, Decatur, Indiana, one square north of .Monroe street to the highest bidder regardless of price at one o’clock sharp on Saturday, July 29, ’OS These lots are in a very desirable part of the citv and one square north of the German Lutheran church and owing to the rapid growth of this church these lots will be in demand as these are the only vacant lots in that vicinity and they will make any one a nice home and will prove a good investment for any buyer. These lots are located on the weft side of the street and one is a corner lot facing the south and east. Sale will take place on the lots on Tenth street. We will be glad to show you these lots at any time. Clear title and abstract with each lot. TERMS -One third cash on day of sale and the remainder on six months time at six per cent, interest with bankable note. Come and Buy a Home at Your Own Price The Northern Indiana Real Estate Co. REPPERT, ERUCHTE & LITTERER. Phone 430

Just Few More Days AUGUST I 3th set down for the last day of this sale. Messrs MYERS & DAILY taking possession on the 15th. Goods here galore for all and as stock must he 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 n 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 ALL I AT Gus Rosenthal’s THE SQUARE MAN : : DECATUR, INDIANA

AN EXPLOSION Gasoline Stove Killed Two and Injured Others. By United Preee Newe Aeeocietlon. Braddock, Pa", July 25—A® a result of the explosion of a gasoline stove at the home of Levi Fugress this morning. Two children were burned to death, the mother and a daughter fatally burned. The father wu® overoo ne while trying to rescue them. Stockholders Notice. Notice is hereby given that there will be a meeting of the stokhoklers of the Old Adam® County bank at their banking house ;in ; Decatur, Indiana, at 10 o'clock, a. m., Tuesday, August 1, 1905, for the purI pose of electing seven directors to ■ serve for the ensuing year, and to transact such other business ax may come before them. R. K. Allison, Cashier.

ft Frightened Horse often takes the bit fiirmly between his teeth and makes a desperate plunge. If the harness is of the ‘‘Hand Me Down” kind, for looks only—the driver

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have a good net as low as SI.OO See ns for your Horse and Driving Comforts. Consultation FREE. Schafer Hardware Co.

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If you want to sell your farm or city property for cash, list it with the SNOW AGENCY. We have several cash buyers as’soon as what they want is put upon the market. If you wish to buy a country home or city residence, we may have just what you want, as our lists comprise several thousand acres of good farm lands in Indiana and a large number of city properties. Besides these, we have timber and prairie lands in Missouri, Minnesota and Arkansas, in all stages of improvements. Property adverised without expense to the owner, if left on the market forthe time listed.

\ may never need another harness s on earth. We can furnish you a single set of driving harness made to your order, something Flight in Every Particular for $15.22 ' A Fly Net at this season of the year will save your horse a I a great deal of annoyance. We

TO THE OFFICE OF THE SNOW AGENCY DECATUR, INDIANA.