Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 190, Decatur, Adams County, 22 August 1905 — Page 3

T 1 ME TABL E 8 IrUaV ER,E RAILKOAD In effect June 25. 1906, CAST HurND ■ No.I New York lt'Pre»» !H*». n>. .So i; Marion and OMumbU* e« >:<!». m. I So 4 New York. Hoaloii V>-4. 11iu.,3:47 p. tn X Ho. I«,W*II» Fargo tiprew . «:;w p in I No Hi. Ch»ut»u<iun »nu Ruffalo •* V;B7 p tn WBSr BOUND l No I ChICMO Expre** ;:*>•. m , No l<. Chicago Limited 8:M a. tn' > No 31. Chicago Accomodation ...10:10*. tn* i No i, rhict»ir»» Ve»ilt>uled ■lndtedr.' iMu nr , No. iK'Vpll* Fargo Exprc** ....5:68 p. n> v-p.&exrrpt Jundar. t-Dally excel” Monday John ri.KNlwtl. Ticket Agent., C. L Eno*. Trav. I**>m nger Agent, Marlon. Ohio. GRAND RAPIDS k INDIANA RAILWAY ». IBO3—H*w Wtod- Sun • o.aa aouTHDal’y Iti Bun Ki Sun Ki 8 anly t, necator a vam 7 :pm t.rtpm *4* pm ar Protland J:l6" »-<S " »->J " >»”» " ‘oS> Blchmond 44* " « 4» " 54* ‘ >l’s “ Cincinnati T:*S " >1105005:55 " ••• ™ D “” • v.UKatut o:l4pm 7:591m. 5H pm 7, pt w»vn» 1150 rn> •• 6d Rapid* 543 •• 105 P m <>» •• o prlotkv Oijn’ 1 S ts * : »J "Mackin** 1110 »:J# 7;J5 .. n u train aleepmg car to Grand Rapida and Mackinaw D”y 7:soam. train parlor carlo a-and Rapid* and Mackinaw City 5j6 p m train parlor car to Grand Rajdda eleeping car l* Mackin* » City. Train* arrive from north at , m. , .14 a. m. 1:1# p m 1 Brvaon. Age. C. L Lockwood; G P. A ’• Gr. Rapida. Mic. TOLEDO. ST.LOUIS 4, WESTERN R. R. CO "CLOVtlt LB*r ROUT!" .a nSeci J ana 36.180* EAST. a, -Oomtonrclnl Traveler, dally... r* tn ■c .-Mall, daily, except Sunday ..ll 5< a tn ■(. 4—Day Bipre**. dally TrSt'pm 5c er—Local Freight luo pm WEST *c i—Day Brprea*. daily 5: ; * ® gc l-Mall. dally, eicept Sunday .11’< a m go s—Commercial Traveler, dally u. 21 p m 8c U-Local Freight 8:tOa tn Lake erte dt Western Time card from Bluffton lad. SOUTHBOUND g0.41-Oallyeicpt Sunday . T:’6am go lU—Dally except Sunday 11:57am I go IS—Daily eiceptSundaj 5:86 pm go <1 run* through to tndlanapoll* without .kange. arriving >0 30 a m go «2 leave* Indlanopoll* at 7:o<> a m Run* trough without change, arriving at Bluffton 10-15 a a. go. 51 and 48 run via Muncte A Big « route

Fred Hoffman made a business ■ trip to Markle today. Miss Taylor went to Warren to- ■ day. to visit with friends. Mike Eelger of Fort Wayne, was ■ h business caller here today. Mr- Harry Cordua and eon went ■to Pleasant Mills to visit her par■etts. j Mrs B’st returned to Ohio City ■todav. While here she was a guest ■f relatives. I Mrs W ash Pyle went to Warren ■today to make e few days visit ■with her daughter. ; I Miss Josephine Malley and Mas ■>'r Thomas Lichtle arrived today ■rem Chic igo. and are guests of 9 M" Birney Wemhoff and daugh Edith, returned today from tu’o, where they we-e visiting friends. I | Virgil ("’ the fast pacing horse this city, is entered in the 2:19 |Mace at Celina, Ohio, tomorrow, a large crowd of local sports ■ go there and witness th- event. I "The Midnight Flyer’’ company ■rvel today from Albion, and ’ 'how this evening at the B sse ■ v house. The company comes ■< -1 recommended and should ■ ve a good attraction. ■ Ar.zi Emenhizer who has been o r some time at the Robison is no l.ittir, and the ■' tor recovery are doubtful. is receiving good rare, his being J. A. Smith, and ■ervthing for b’s comfort is being

CLEAR Straight-forward business methods —dealing with the people as if all were one huge family — treating all with fairness and liberalty that knows no “discrimination” — Such is the policy that has made the BUSINESS WE HAVE. The door is open! You are invited! Charlie Voglewede The Shoe Seller Decatur, Indiana

Calvin Miller la at Geneva todty. A. P Beatty was at Fort Way: e thia morning C. A. Dugan wns nt Fort Wayne toilny on bustncs* Newton Anderson was at Fort Wayne today on business. Dr. J. 8. Boyers mid* a protest, tonal trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Mr. and Mrs. .1 F. Carmichael went to Rome City this morning for an outing. Mrs. Mary Barrington of Wabash is in the city, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Phillip* Rev Luke and wife went to War saw this morning to spend several days with friends. Mr and Mrs. Jaoob Schafer went to Rome City this morning for an outing with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Lange went to Fort Wayne Ibis morning to visit relatives a few days. Mrs. Ross Johnson and babe v ent to Kemlalville this morning to visit a few days with her parents. Mrs. Charles Kunkle returned to Fort Wayne this morning. While here she was a guest of relatives Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colter and son went to Fort Wayne this morning to bpand the day with friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Nachtr eb and son, George, went to Wawasee this morning to spend their vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vinco returned to Fort Wavne thia morning. While here they were guests Gt relatives. There will be ro band concert tonight. Newspaper announcements will appear stating the time when there will be. Mrs hlizalieth Grady and Mrs. Marguerite Wafel went to Fort Wavne this morning to visit for several days with relatives The Daily Democrat acknowledges a card of greeting from Misses Anna Winnes and Jessie Cook, who are enjoying a vacation at Atlantic City, the most popular summer resort in the world. A big Sunday school picnic is ; scheduled for Monroe next Sator-* day. Good sp making, singing, etc., are a part of the program A prize of |5 will ba awarded to the school bringing the largest delegation. Refreshments served on the grounds. C. H Plessinger, exalted ruler of the Elks lodge, received a telegram Saturday from District Deputy Donahue, in which he said that September 6th was a satisfactory datt for instituting the new lodge at Decatt” - and he fixed that date definitely as the time JBluffton will go to Decatur. The date decided upon was the one asked by thr local lodge, wh f oh is to give the work.—Bluff ton Banner. “The Midnight Fyer” is a play that is marred by no exaggerations, but exhibits the actualities of life with a simplicity and adheranoe to truth that gives to every picture a photographic vividness. The large audiences seem to be in sympathy with the moral of the story. This truly great play has everywhere proven a sensation that is unparalleled in the history of the drama It will be producted at the opera house, Tusiday. August 22.

P..t Hyland made a trip to Berne today. W. E Weldy went to Peterson today to visit with relatives. Dr Blackman of Bluffton, was a ■ professional caller here today. Hugh Woods arrived t< day from Warsaw, and !* a guest of hl* parents. Mr*. Corbett returned today from Fort Wayne, where she was , a guest of friend*. R. B. Patterson returned today , f.-om Rome City, where he was spending an outing Dr. C- V. Connell and daughter returned from Auburn, where they i were guest* of friend*. Mr* Robert F. Miller arrived today from Goshen. and is a guest of Mr* D E Studebaker. Mrs. A. J Wilcox arrived today from Fort Wayne, ana is a gue*t of Mr. and Mr* M F Rice. Mr. and Mr* 'L. B. Brokaw returned from Columbia City, where they were visiting relative*. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Kelley returned to Geneva today They were enroute from Reading, Pa. Mr. anti Mrs. G. M. cyphers, of Willshire, passed through the city tiday, enroute to Winchester Rev. Alfred Grether arrived tod*y from Titusville, Pa , and is a guest of his brother, R, v. George Grether and family. Misses Florence Lichtenstiger and Neoma B.xh-r returned t day from Fort Wayne, where they were visi ing relatives. Prof. Frank Grether, D. D.. arrived today from Franklin, Wis.. i and is a guest of his brother, Rev. G o-ge Grether and family. The big street carnival opened tp at Berne today in full blast, and will continue until Sitorday even ing Large crowds are expected daily. For Sale—A poplar boat. 143 x 3’4, flat bottom, at reasonable price. Inquire at Baker Rein- ; hart's restaurant. M. F Rich went to Berne today, wuere he will distribute a small bunch of th»filthy lucre, this being p*y day for the Adams County Lumber com; any. Perry L. White, representing the ; Carnival company that this week are playing to large crowds at Berne, was here today. He has a nice, clean show, and will likely fill an engagement on the fair grounds next week They have several excellent featrres that would be good. Nearly every farm hand thinks he receives the smallest wages of any branch of labor. However, i the hand that is getting |25 per ! month with board and washing, and the keeping of his horse, is bet- | ter paid than the bookkeepers, the I clerk og the tradesman who SSO per month and has to pay hoard and laundry out of this, and has vastly superior opportunities ' for saving what he earns, as m the city employe is surrounded by all kinds of attract! ms to lure him to part with his salary, while the young man on the farm is far rel moved from these “separating" influences.

W. W. Weisel', sr., has received 'word from A. G McCorkle, of I Lordstown, a member of the trans- • portation committee, stating that in all probability there would be no excursion this year of the Ohio and Indiana old settlers. The Erie had refused them special low rates and other roaos w.U not accede to the wishes of the committee. Mr. Weisel states that the running of the excursion is very doubtful and people have given up all hope of coming to Indiana this year. If anything should occur so that the I excusion would be run, due notice I will be given the public through the p-ess—Bluffton News. A smooth stranger worked a slick game on a liveryman in a neighboring city a few days ago. The fellow walked into the barn and asked the liveryman if he would take 1150 for a certain rig, and as a surety that he would return the outfit at the end of the week. The liveryman replied that he would, and after depositing the money, the stranger drove away. At the end of the week the man returned, received his *l5O and started to walk away. "Held on stranger, haven’t you forgot something? Yon owe me horse hire for the week.’’ ‘‘Horse hire nothing," the stranger replied. ‘‘l bought that rig for *l5O. 1 don’t have to pay for the use of my own rig, do 1?"

TOO OLD John Cramer Refused Admission to East Haven. Home we< k* ago an Insanity board in thi* county declared John Cramer, a well known old citizen, of unHound mind, and recommended that he be *ent to the East Haven asylum a Richmond Application for admittance wa* made, but the management refuses to accept him on account of bi* age. he being past the four iteore mark. They claim to Im already over crowded, but *ay they may find room for him m the indefinite future. The relatives of Mr. Cramer are now making an effort to send him to the Fletcher private asylum at Indiana polls. AN EARTHQUAKE Felt in Indiana and Other States.-Two Shocks. tpaclal Telegram To The Democrat St Louis. Aug net 22—More reports came in late today on last night's earthquake shock which shows it was felt over Missouri, Illinois, Indiana. Kentucky. Tennessee. Most places report two shocks. Reports come from Memphis, Owensboro, Princeton, Indiana. Richview, lllniois, Paduckah, Ky., Decatur, Illinois, Cairo. Illinois, Harmony, Indiana, and scores of other places. He Sent Word. •pecial Telegram To The Democrat Brockton, August 22—J. N. Crawford murdered his wife and killed himself this morning after writing his intentions to a number of his relatives. He said he was jea’ous of his wife and wanted to tike her with him.

BUSINESS MENTION 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. > G. R. &I. Rome City excursion I Reason tickets good until October 31, 12.30. Fifteen day tickets, f 1.90. i For Sale—A team of mules, gaur- ’ anteed to be all right. Loch & | Dirkson. Gypsum wall plaster— Fresn car at Decatur Lumber Co. 138tf ’ Those people having bottles be--1 longing to the undersigned, will please return them at once. Joe Tonnellier. oewd4w For Rent—A neatly furnished front room, for gentleman; reasonable. 515 Nuttman avenue, corner of north Sixth street. ts I Choice building lot? for sale at . reasonable terms in the Hanna addition to Decatur, Indiana. Inquire at. Schurger <Y Smith s law and -hstract office, Decatur, Ind. 13bdtf Girl Wanted—For general housework ; good wages; must come from good family. Apply 1419 E. Wash ington street. Fort Wayne. Ind. 187d2 When you are getting rea y or threshing and you find you are short on dishes, remember you can save money hy buying them at the Blue Front five and ten cent store, three doors south of Moser’s gallery. 156d3wks Lost—A fine pair of ice scales, somewhere between the J. W. Place company factory and the North End ice house. Find er please return to this firm and receive a handsome reward. Mr Krimmel. the piano tuner of Fort Wayne, Is in the city. Parlies wishing their piano tuned, will please leave word at Murray hotel, ’phone 57. 190d2 1200,000 of money to loan on city and farm property, on the very lowest rate of interest at Snhurger Smith’s law, abstract and real estate office, Decatur, Indiana. 138dtf The greatest race day of all at the Great Northern Indiana Fair at Decatur, August 29, 30, 31 and Sept. 1, will be Derby day, on Friday. All running races for good purses. You will miss it by pissing up derby day.

DON'T HtSITATES WRITE TO-DAY I WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY I ON YOUR HOUSEHOLD JGOODS, PIANOS, OROANSB teams, fixtures, etc., without removal (f 10 to 1100). You can have® from one to twelve month* timo to pay it back by small weeklv or® monthly payments aa you prefer. 11.20 i« the weekly payment on M ■ a J. r >o loan for fifty week*. Other amounts at the same proportion. J Hlf you need money fill out the following blank, cut it out, mail it to® H ua, our agent will be in Decatur every Tuesday. H H Date B ■ Your name B ■ wife's Name K ■ Street and Number K ■ Amount Wanted ■ I Kind of Security you nave I ■ Occupation B ■ All communications held stiictly confidential. Call on or midr-ss r I Fort Wavne Loan Co. I ■ Rjam 2, 2nd Floor Established 1N76 706 Calhoun St® ■ Home Phone N 33. (FT. WAYNE. IND.) Opp Court House® Wait Latest I Our Buyer is Now in New York Will Show You the Largest and Most ■ Complete Line of High-class ■ • Novelties. I Every Department will Show Fashions ■ Latest Creations. j Niblick & Coj J 1 ” J—- ■ k T 0 H ' C OfFKC It- Tlir BB -SNOW AGENCY DECATUR, INDIANA. If vou want to sell vour farm cr city pr< perty for cat-b, list it with the SNOW AGENCY. We have several cash buyers as n>on as what they want is put upon the market. If you wish to buy a country heme < r city residence, we may have just what you want, a* our lists comprise several thousand acren of irood farm lands in Indiana and a large number of city properties. Besides Ibese. we hare tin ier and paii.e lards r Misrrur Minnesota and Arkansas, in all stages of improvements. Property advorsed without expense to the owner, if left on the market for the time stated. . .-J. — M. — — -- '■ ' ■ . THE RACKET ONE DOOR NORTH FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Not a Cent To Much is Ask For Any of These Goods EVERY PRICE IS THE LOWEST "”” u u dru » u 4qt Granite Pan 150 •< qt Best Antonia 10c Large Sceive 10c . 8 oz Jelly Glasi a per doz 38c 5 ft SPECIAL NEXT SATURDAY ONLY 1 2 2qt NICKEL PLATED SAUCE CCHIS Next Saturday we will sell 100-2 qt nickel Q-.*. plated covered sauce Pans at one half the reg- OalUrUdy ular price. L’cents. This is less than the usual nnlrr manufacturer’s price. Only (ATTENTION FARMERS! I I atn now ready to date your fall sale. Owing ff to the large amount of registered stock sales which I I hare already booked for this fall, I would ask j to send in your dates early as my calendar is fast ■ filing up. Having had ten years’ experience in I auction business and having sold in several different states, I feel sure that I can make io i *<>me money, Office over Burns’harness store, De<amr, Indiana. ■ Phones -Office 430; residence 812. Yours for a sue- ff | cessful sale. FRED REPPERT, Auctioneer.