Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 182, Decatur, Adams County, 12 August 1905 — Page 2

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT «vx»t t«ui>o, txcxrr svsosr, st LBW a. SULIM (SHAM. SUBSCRIPTION S SIT K B Bf Barrier. p*r wee* ,Oc Bf earner per year H OC ■B MAJ l»r B><x>U> *tc per year ...8188 mm>* soots*. Two cnu BS*srtl*'r.« r*t*»u>*4e Bbovbob applicative Bnwrril is the po*u>B<w at Decatur, lnd>•aa a* tßCuad-cla«e mall matter. •— 1 —- — -—---- 4. H HUU I MIfiKMR Committee Meeting. The Democratic Qty Cotnmitttee •ill pleaie meet me at my in the Metltere block, at TSOnsxt Tuesday evening Business of importance. The democrats genet- I ally wid l« welcome at this meet-. ing Calvin Miller, Chairman Kick men, in making their wills, often bequeath a pwtton of their ««tate to ume benevolent enter pnse generally for the good of mankind Sometimes the bequests border on the freak order. But thus far man has equaled the be quests of women. Mrs Almira Kramer, of Kalamazoo, has left tio‘ooo to the citfy for the purpose of providing for meals and baths for tramps Mrs. Ellen Ktrwar.. of New York, has set aside ♦IO,OOO of her estate to provide a home for stray cats and dogs. Which wo man. in your estimation, displayed the greater wisdom in disposing cf her money ? It has b»en announced that President Roosevelt will call an extra session for November 11 and the Railway Word says that the semi-official dispaches announcing that an extra session will be held indicates a ''an king change in the administration s attitude toward the problem of railroad regula tioo.” The World says that Mr. Roosevelt's sentiments in this respect seem to have been modified of late and predicts that in his message the president will content himself with a ref -rente to reta’-e and discrimination. This is exactly what the railroad*' literary bureau has contended for. It is to be hoped that the {resident will stand firm and will insist upon enlarging the power of the interstate com . merce commission. By his own declaration on tnat subject he won great popularity "A striking change in ths Sd®ic!j*r»tion* a|»qward the problem of fail * | ’road regulation' 1 would be disappointing to many who believe that , ••words are good when backed with deeds—and only so.”—Commoner , —

AT AT AT CHATTANOOGA OHIO 19 SATURDAY. AUG. 19 A Great and Good Time in store for everyone. Fun Galore. The Berne City Band. i The Willshire Band. Platform Dance, all day, all night. Two Games of Base Ball. i Willshire vs. Chattanooga; Berne vs. Portland, U Sack Races, Foot Races. Potato Races. ■ Bicycle Races. ' I Horse Races. ■ /j Refreshments. The Best Time Biggest Day in Town s History. i Come Early; Stay Late. I SATURDAY, AUG. 19. [ By Order of COMMITTEE.

NICE STRING I 11 Nine Fast Ones Being Trained Daily Steele's Park and the Rare Track is a Favorite Place No* for Lovers of Fast Speed. Jl 11 I As the time fur the Grau N irth ern Indiana fair draws near a greater activity is noticeable among the local horsemen, and arguments as to the relative merits of the different animals now located at! Steele a park can be started very easily, as some one is always about who will champion the cause of one or the other animals, j Every morning and at tern-on the track is lined by the admirers of horseflesh who are desirous of gathering the latest speed developments. and the condition of the horses and jvery day several of the animals are sent ar and the track at a dizzy pace, much to j the amusement of the h rsemen and race followers. At present there is stabled at Steile's Park nine head of fast driving horses, all under the care and management of trainer Al Morgan, an old experienced horseman of Gnthene. Oklahoma.s who has at present 'gotten the animals in prime condition and ready for a grueling contest during the coming fair. Among this string of horses are several new ones and a num- ■ iier o< old ones and without doubt some of the young horses that are stationed at the park are doomed to break several speed records before the season is over “Santomcnt,” a seven year old! pacer, is one that his shown wonderful speed and will surprise even his closest admireres “A Dia mond in the Rough" is a young four year old picer that is show ing remarkable Jform during the ’ present workouts. He is well bred and has the genuine racing Flood, flowing throughout his body and I we predict a bright future for him. Il Just drive a sp-ke in this predic , < Hon abd see how we ti!m it. |l “Hazel Pierce.’ a seven year old:mare who is well known by race l followers in thi« city, is showing t up well in her present workouts

and will, no doubt, clip several seconds from her old mark Tin* mare has not been tracked for several years, bnt is now showing some of her old time s]ieed “True Worth, a black eight year old eta 1 . ion. who for the past three years has been making hie own living by doing the racing stunt ar uad the fair circuit, and who has a wonder fnl amount of speed and endorsee, ic another one of the faet animals getting his preliminary workouts at Steeles Park This animal, under the skillful training of Mr Morgan, is growing tetter than ‘ iver, and nn ess race followers are badly mistaken ha will do better than 215 this season, which is re ,ffark»bl« time for a halt Bile track ‘Jim Wonder," a fonr year ! old pacer, is also looming up in fine shape and will make many a field of horse* go some to beat him for the money. He is only a green horse but shows fine speed and his lots of good qualities. “Maurice IC." a five year old pacer, owned by parties at Monroeville, is also m the hands of Mr Morgan and will.ptove a star among the string Be is fast and will certainly make a reputation for his owners this s«a«on Among this string are two colts. on a * black two year old and the other a bay three year o’d. both being trotters These colts will be marked during the coming sra« in in their class and have shown speed that is surprising to their ownen Taking everything into consideration. Mr Mor gan has the fastest string of horses that has bsen shown in this city in a number of years and all the horsemen are loud in their expressions concerning the excellent, handling they are receiving Seme morning when you have nothing to do. it would pay you to make a trip to Steele s pirk and watch the w orkoute. I PICNIC FIt»SD Mills Baptist Sundiy School to Picnic. — A picnic will be held in Steele s, grove at Pleasant Mills b y the Pleasant Mills Baptist tfuEdsy school, on Saturday .August 19. i Let everybody come with the ex pectation of having a good time for ad efforts are being put forth to make it the best picnic of the season. Reputed speakers of diff-1 erenf places will be there and from ten so fifteen schools are expected. j A social will also be held ia the i evening for the benefit of the Baptist Sanday’fkhool. Remember the date and place, then come

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;■- - — ■ ; SUNDAY SERVICES. Methodist. r The services of this church will •_ be held at the usual hours. Tie k pastor will preach Burning and 3 evening Sunday school at 91:5 a m Epworth league at 6.30 p m s ' The regular communion service September 3rd Yon are welcome 1 1 j al: tbs servict of this churoii U. B. Church. ' Circus day wi| not compare with f the good thing- expected at the P churches tomorrow All who de- ’ sire are invited to attend our *ab- » bath school at 9:30. then remain to hear the sermcn bv the pastor at f * ;10 30, subject, “God’s People ’ Then all who are not afflicted with , the new di-ease ' morbus Srl»a- --< Fiona " at tae evering hour are mvite l to a-’end the ro-ing people's servic'- at 6 JO and a good sermon, by ne of the pastors of the cisy at i Christian Ch-inh. . i Chur-'b tomorrow will he in the church in the morrin.’iud in tho tent in the evening Elder Broixn > I will answer the following questions ; which were placed in the box in the : tent 1 —The protestant churches and her preachers admit that they are not infalibie in their doctrinal teachings How then will people ' know that you are teaching the truth? 2—The protestsnt church 1 teaches that everyone has the right iof private interpretation of the B.ble Wn*t is true of pro testant churches and their ministers preaching, as every one is allowed by such teaching to make his own religion - 3 —ls God revealed and i 'B’shl’shed a religion, which man must folow. Iju did not intend that everyone should do as be pleased and tc reject that rfclch dll BCt scit him Now. as every civil and • independent government has a sa- ■ pr.me head or rulet to preserve peace and union therein and from whose decisions there can be no appeal. so Christ gave io Peter the office of Divine Interpreter, and the Infallible Guide of Hie church. i(Matt. lfi:l7-19) which power was I delegated to Peter ? "suocessOi*, the lp>pM- Now. Christ could not appoint a falible guide to teach the truth, so theres- re. there surely cab he no private interpretation aud no , proteßan) religion? 4 —T«e sale of 1 indulgences wa- never permitt?d. but’wrong ideas 'follow from pri-1 vate judgment. Please explain the , seeing >f indulgences and from what authority you got it? 5.— What doctrine has the Catholic; church changed since its existence. HOME TALENT Thieves Tried to Gain Entrance to the Home of Mrs. Fetzer. The home of Mrs. John Fetzer, who resid°s on South Ninth street, was entered last night sometime but nothing of value was taken. The burglar effected an entrance into the house by cutting a piece of the wire screen from the door and crawling through No one heard him go in or out and the only evidenoe that someone was m the house is from the remains of a hurried lunch that he bad spread for himself on the dining room table. A thorough search cf the house was m ade this mornmg by Mrs. Fetz?r to see if anything bad been taken, but her only lose is a few cookies, bread and butter and some cold ; meat The crime was. no [doubt,; I committed by some hungry person I whose intentions were not bad, but j was driven to the effeuse by hunBusiness Meeting. There will be a business meeting of the Commercial club Monday evening, August 14. Business of importance. Every member requested to be jre ent. E. B. J Adam-, Seo. t 181d5

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Obituary. Amanda E. Buhler was ixirn' February 15, 1*57. and departed this life August 7, 1905. aged 4* : years. 5 n on’hs and 22 days. She ! was married to Alek Harper tte first time, and to this union were i bjrn two children: a son, Ernest Earl and a daughter, Grace. The ■ laugh'er died in infancy. Tee i father and husbwd passed b°yond about five years ago. On the 19 of j March. 1903, she was united in marriage tc All>ert Buhler, who with his two daughters, Grace D and M. Mabie and her son, Ernest E»rl, remain to mourn her departure. She also leaves three brothers and five sisters. She was converted to God in early life and united with the M E church, of which she was a member when she died. Her Christian life was of the Bible kind, j With her church and her Lord held first place in her affections. Those who knew her bsst speak of her religious life in only the heat of praise. She was decidedlly a • doer of the word.’’ Her religion was of the practical, ev 9r y day. helpful kind She was very ready to help in sickness and never tired in assisting in any place where she could do good. She was a faithful member of the order of i Pocahontas. Among her favorite hymns were ’We’ll Never Say Good-by and’The Haven jfßeet.’’ To her all the scriptures were precious and it would be difficult to n»nni any favorite passage. As t‘ e time for her departure approached she scemtd more than usually hopeful and resigned. "The Lord’s will be done was her constant wish. She cast her anchors, they stood the test and her soul has entered i the haven of eternal rest.

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All parties interested in tbe James Ogden (Borum’s Run) ditch and its branches, please report nt this office Wednesday, Augu-t 1905, to have hearing no asse--ments for repair of above n»n < ditch. L. L. Baumgartner. ? 10 * Surveyor. Itwb-' , w . ■■