Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 189, Decatur, Adams County, 21 August 1905 — Page 3

TIME TAB LES ERIE RAILROW In effect June 26. 1906 EAIT BorWD . V,, \ New York Rxprew !-H* a. m. ’ <■> i: Marlon and Columbus •«, 7:81 a. m. ?u„ 4 New York Boston Vrs. Ilm. 5.17 »> tn , V, U.Wells Farffo F.<pre«» ':.,ip in Jji,, id.( hautauuua and Buffalo sxkiS* p. m whst mu-jin . No I CWcaao E«pre«» I :IW a tn , No " ChlosffO Llimtri! a. in's,, 71. < hica<o Vvotnodattnn lo 10 anr iN,, i i himvo VesllhUlM limited I',’:?* t>. in ,5„ li, Welle F»W E<pre.» ..S:M p. n> I pally. _ . , paliyeweept HumUv. ,-italljr eacept Monday Jmhn ruwixti, Ticket Aiteut. C L. Ewoe. Trav. I'a-wniter Agent. Marlon. Ohio. AND RAPIDS a INDIANA RAILWAY lane 25. I BOS-Now In effect. Sun i" •ouv"* J * , '>' K * * un K * Kbß onl >' ?, Decatur , j:sm • r«»m t.t*t>m •>.«» pm Zr'prMlan I vr " »-«J “ «•>! "•» <« " • I • Richmond 4*o ” y»i " J 4» ’ n rj - Cincinnati MS " mojnujiSS “ ,0-aaowTU Daily De'ly»» R« Sun. •• G<l R»pt<l« Lt. Decatur I:i4l>m 5 15 p n> 7. pt Warne ti jo • 5 w ■ Ito " 6d Rapids 345 " >OS p.m uis •• •• petotUy o:jo ‘ '>s ‘ * ; 'S -Mackinaw tiro" 9so « JISS . . 11:4 train sleeping car to Grand Rapida and Mackinaw Ditv. ?;M a m. train parlor car to grand Rapid, and Mackinaw City sVp m. train parlor car to Grand Rapids, sleeping car i» Mackinaw City. Trainaarrive from north at ■v a m. 14 • m 1:1* P m ’.’u-rson. Age C. L. Lock wood. G. P.A Gr. Rapida. Mic. TOLEBO. ST.LOUIS 1 WESTERN R. R. CO "CLOVIS ÜBAF ROUTS-' .a affect June W. IBM EAST. a C , -commercial Trave.er. dally... 5:4t a m g a—Malt, dally, except Sunday...ll ST a m •e 4—Day Rxureee. dally 1 pno gc Local Freight 1:40 pm WEST ac I—Day Bipreaa. dally . 5:47a m go 1-Mell. dally, except Sunday ...11M a m ■ 0 s—Commercial Traveler, daily »:St p m go il—Local Freight »:5u a rn Lake trie at Western Time card from Bluffton Ind. SOtiTHBOCND M 0.4— Dallyexcpt Sunday Tt’Sam go. 19—Dally except Sunday 11:57a m g j 35— Daily except Sunda- 5 26 p tn No «1 rune through to Indlanapolla without ikanxe. arriving 10:30 a tn go 42 leavee tndianopolla at 7d>Ca m- Kune •rough witnout change, arriving at Bluffton 16:15 am No 41 and 42 run via Muncie A Big 4 route

Chris Strebe went to Rome City this morning. 0 M Snellen is at Hoagland today on business. Fred Eicbenberger returned from Berne this morning Mrs. Lightfoot returned to Herbst after visiting relatives h-re Miss Stella Graham went to Marion, for a visit with friends Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Bowdel went to Bluffton todav to visit relal tives. Mrs. Eley went to Hartford City, where she will visit Mr. and Mrs. Dick Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Hambrick returned to Pleasant Mills from a shopping visit here. The Rebekah lodge will meet this evening at the usua] time and place. Business of importance. Mrs. Henry Treece, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ellizabeth Weber, of Findlay, Ohio, are guests of Mrs. Peter Schneider Boys and Girls—Remember, that if you enter your pony in the fair exhibit, you will get to take part in the two parades. Grandmother Roe and Tilden Lister de’ire to thank the many friends and neighbors for the sympathy and kindness extended them in their recent sorrow. Miss Harriet Moore, who recently returned from Phoenix, Arizona, in failing health, is recovering rapidly, and it will be pleasant news to her many friends to know that she will soon be her old self again.

Fault Finders Find no opportunty in our Ladie’s $ | 50 shoes I There are no better for the money a fact soon discerned. Although you would hardly believe it from the price. They have all the fashionable, apperance of much higher priced shoe. A look will show you; why not look? Charlie Voglewede The Shoe Seller Decatur, Indiana

Andrew Sohurger went to Briant thin morning. Rev. Klansing went to Fort Wayne this morning John Kern went to Defiance. Ohio, thin morning. M. F Rice ia at Ridgeville attending to businesH. Mrs. Ed Luttman returned this morning from Fort Wayne, wheie she was viniting her sister. James Beery returned to Hoagland this morning, after spending Sutday here with friends. Mrs. F. Evans returned to Marion today, after visiting her paints. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hawkins. | H. A. Bentmy returned to Holgate Ohio, this morning. While here he was a guest of Rev. Klaus- I ing. Mrs. A. A. Butler went to Fort Wayne this morning tc spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Butler. Toe Decatur Shamrocks Testerday defeated the Sohuni. Onio, team at Sohum. by a score of seven to six Miss Hannibal and Mias Ridinge returned to Cleveland, Ohio, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kirsch in this city. Misses Jennie Wehineyer and Alma Bienz returned to Fort Wayne this morning, after visiting friends here. Mrs. DeVilbisa and daughter, Mrs. C. W. Uole, returned thia afternoon from week's visit with Fort Wayne triends. J. W. Bosse and family, J. B H Jithouse and family Charles Kit--Bon and family and Mrs. Mane Coffee enjoyed Sunday at Robison park, Fort Wayne Owen Butcher of Geneva, passed through the city, enroute to Laporte, Ind., to attend the teachers’ institute. Mr. Batcher is super intendent of the Millcreek schools. Al Martin’s Uncle Toms Cabin company transferred this morning from the Clover Leaf to the Grand Rapids, enroute to Fort Wayne, where they show tonight at tte Temple Unclaimed letters at the post- | office belong to Mrs. William E. MacCnllongh, Lou Gordall, Mrs. I Margaret Tholer, Mrs. Mary Nagreer Mrs. Katie Reynolds and Harry Paul. Rev. Beer leturned to New Bi vario, Ohio, today. While here he wis a guest of Rev. Grether. These two gentlemen yesterday held a mission service at the Salem Reformed church at Magley. The Zion Lutheran Sewin g Society will meet with Mrs. Edward Luttman on Thursday ot this week, at her country home. It will be an all day entertainment, and con- , veyaneos will lie at Miss Basse's millinery store at eight o’clock to convey the members to the scene of entertainment. An enjoyable day is already being anticipated by those who will go. Mrs. Andrew Gottschalk of Berne, spent Saturday morning with the family of John Cring of west Walnut street, leaving at noon for Lima, Ohio, for a visit with her daughter Mrs. B. F. Welty. Mrs. Gottschalk will visit for several days with her brother, Philip Sheets at Botkin, Ohio, who is very 111, suffering with paralysis. —Portland Review.

A. J Smith is at Ridgeville today. Cal Miller w»nt to Geneva this | morning. 8. 8. Bartlett and John 8. Peter- ( eon were at Geneva today Dan Bailey went to Berne on business this afternoon. Mrs J. fl. Haller will entertain ths Euchre club tomorrow evening Jack Danfee, of Cincinnati, I Ohio, was in the city yesterday, | a guest of friends. L. A. Devoss returned this morn-1 ing from Bluffton , Ohio, where he was visiting friends. Miss Davenport returned to Berne this afternoon, after a visit with Decatur friends. Frank Peterson, Girt Reynol la, Homer Cross and C. O. France attended to business at Berne this afternoon. Misses Nettie and Marguerite i Smith returaed last evening from ( Toledo, Ohio, where they spent the | day with friends. Miss Davis, wi.o has been a guest of Miss Lucile Hale for ten days, returned today to her home at Bellefontaine, Ohio.

Harry Moots returned this morn ing to his home at Bellefontaine, Ohio.'after making a visit here with Clayson Carrol. The invoice of the Rosenthal clothing stock was completed this morning and the Myers D.tiley company will open in a few -days. Mr. and JMrs. Joseph Smith returned last evening from Detroit, Mich., where Mr. Smith was tak ing a course of treatment for his health. Tne Bremerkainp delivery horse ♦ook a spurt this afternoon and the wagon to which he was hitched collided with C D. Kunkle's road wagon, hitched in front of the Holt house Drug Store. Asa result the wagon is minus two wheels. Dr. Miles Porter, of Fort Wayne, was here this afternoon in consultation with Drs. W. P. McMillen and J. S. Boyers, over the condition of Mrs. J. y. Neptune, who has been m poor health for several! weeks It is feared her illness is caused by tuliercnlosis or cancer of the liver, either of which disease would prove serious. A span of mules belonging to Loch, Dirkson & Co., and which are kept at the old fair grounds, mysteriously disappeared Saturday morning and Messrs. Cowan and Watson spent several hours searching for them. Later James Ramey found them asleep in the pest house. Cowan and Watson’ friends are insisting that they and the mules be vaccinated at once. The hew White restaurant opened in the Counningham room last evening, the Imperial orchestra furnishing a select program of music for the occasion During the evening a great many persons visited the place and were enthusiastic in their expressions of approval. J. H. White & Son, formerly of Decatur and Warsaw, are the proprietors.—Goshen Democrat. Best grade red coal oil for sale at the Bazaar. 188d6 Straw hats cleaned as good as new, by Robert at the Burt. The Great Northern Indiana Fair at Decatur, August 29, 30, 31 and Sept. 1. Lost—A buckskin moccasin Finder return to this office and receive reward. G. R. &I- Rome City excursio’n Season tickets good until October 31, 12.30. Fifteen day tickets, 61.90. On September 12th the Grand Rapids railway will run an excur sion to Petoskey for 15 the round }rip, good for ten days. Salesman Wanted—To look after our interest in Admas and adjacent counties. Salary or commission. Address Clover Oil and Paint Co., Cleveland, O. d3t Bee Worley this week for melons. Twenty-five pound melons for fifteen cents. Everybody get a melon at the Holtnouse cellar. All melons delivered to all parts of the city for ( fifteen cents. 189d6 Ponies at the Fair. One of the features of the Great i Northern fair here next week, i which will be of special interest tj < the children is the pony exhibition, < and everyone who owns a pony of I any kind, is urged to enter him. i The premium 18 thirty dollars, di- 1 vided into five four dollar and five i two dollar prizes. Its an easy i way to make the money, and the i children will enjoy it. 188d6 ]

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WESTCOLT KILLED Inventor was Trying to Demonstrate an Eiectric Theory. •pedal Telegram To The Democrat Newport, Ky., August 21—While trying to demonstrate that a telephone receiver is anon c inductor of electricity, Elward Westcott wss kdled today by the telephone and telegraph wire becoming crossed, and a spurt of blue flame came out of the receiver. YELLOW FEVER Situation Better at New Orleans.-Worse Over State. •y United Press News Association. New Orleans. August 21—With the fever in this city under control, reports from over the state are most discouraging today. Little towns that have no money to fight the mosquitoe are helpless against the inroads of the disease. A dis cnssion is on as to how best to help them. BANK CLOSED Louisville National Closed by Comptroller of Currency.

3 Special Telegram To Tha Democrat Washington. D. C-. August 21— [ The Western National bank of , Louisville, Ky., was closed todiy by direction of the comptroller of f currency. It is possible they may liquidate, but a hurried examination of the books shows grave trouble. PRIVATE FUNERAL I For Woman who Died a Self-Confessed Murderer. By United Preaa Newa AaaoclatlonBlomington, Ind., August 21— Mrs. John Lynch, who Saturday confessed to the murder of her three year old girl baby, died Siturday night and was buried last night, her own six brothers acting as pall bearers. Shortly after her confession she became unconscious, but died repeating her baby's name. On account of the Groat Northern Indiana Fair at Decatur, Ind., Aug. 29-Bspt. 1, the Clover Inaf will make a rate of one faro Jfor the round trip from stations Continental to Swayzee. T. L. Miller, a'ent. Grand low rate excursion to northern Michigan resorts via Clover Leaf route and Pare Marquette systems, August 17, Tickets will.be sold to Petoskey, Charlevoix, Traverse City, Alpena, Ludington, We qetonsing and Cheboygan ; good returning to August 28, 1905. Rate round trip from Decatur |8.25 Rate to Mackinac Island and return one dollar higher. Tickets honored in sleeping oars. See nearest Clover Leaf agent, or address Walter L. Ro'a, G. P. A . Toledo, O.

and the time is here when you should lx* thinking bow you will keep warm during the long winter months, and in this line «» want to show you aomething in the Majestic Warm Air Furnace that in right. This furnace ia made by the Chappell Furnace Co., of Morenci. Mich., and is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. We do not ask you to take our word but are in a poailioo to give the won! of those who have the furnace installed and who are high in their praise of the same. The Majestic is constructed m the econmical principal, with a down draft radiator. The Maj wtic has no bolts or rivets in contact with the fire to burn out. The Majestic has seamless one piece radiators. The Maj «tic has very few joints, twelve in all. The Majestic is not built cheap but on honor. These are the main points about the MAJESTIC that makes it desirable. We also nave the Akron Hot Blast Furnace which is a b’auty. Call and see us and get our prices before |ur chasing elsewhere.

r HESITATE! TE TO-DAY I N YOU MONEY 1 3USEHOLD GOODS, PIANOS, ORGANS ■ thout removal (510 to $100). You can haveH iths time to pay it back by small weekly or M _ uivu>uit pajiucuw nn jou prefer. $1.20 is the weekly payment or. I ■ a SSO loan for fifty weeks. Other amounts at th« same proportion. jE ■ If you need money till out the following blank, cut it out, mail it toH H us, our agent will be in Decatur every Tuesday. V ■ Date ■ ■ Your name ■ I Wife’s Name E ■ Street and Number W ■ City ■ ■ Amount Wanted - H ■ Sind of Security you have E ■ Occupation ■ ■ All communications held shictly confidential. Call on or address M I Tort Wavne Loan Co. I Room 2, 2nd Floor Established 1876 706 Calhoun St I ■ Home Phone 833. (FT. WAYNE, IND ) Opp Court House■ ■ . LJ .'5 I Wait faHhU Latestl Our Buyer is Now in New York 1 Will Show You the Largest and Most I Complete Line of High-class ■ Novelties. ■ Every Department will Show Eashions Latest Creations. I Niblick & CoJ PETER GAFFER ” House Painting, Paper Hanging and Frescoeing WORK DONE PROMPTLY AND WITH DISPATCH A LARGE FORCE OF MEN IN MY EMPLOY TO INSURE QUICK WORK DECORATING A SPECIALTY See Me Before Contracting for your Work Else where. Ail Work Guaranteed. PHONE 330 a »- II From Decatur via. $1.25 “CLOVER LEAF 5|.75 TO TOLEDO II 7th and every Sunday Tfl DETROIT || thereafter during the , And RETURN, || summer. 30(1 RETURN. T. L. MILLER, Agt.