Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 191, Decatur, Adams County, 23 August 1905 — Page 3

TIME JjL BLEB ERIE RAILROW In effect June 25.1U06 ■AWT But’RD . \.> « New York Kxpro.s ta. • Marion nod Columhue ex . :«1». m. ?<•„ * New York. Boston Vek. Ilui. ulp «i !>.>. 14.Welle F»r««» F.xnreea ► »>P m Jy W. Chautauqua»nd ex M.B. p. m WBBT BOUND l N<>. 1. ChWMO Express ■ k,. 'I ciilo*»o Limited,, tWo j't chfcavo Aeeoniodntlon .10:IOa. tn i \ . I Cliiew<o Ve.llt»Uled Uluttedll :s*» p. tn J No', fl. Well* Fargo Etpress S:5» p. tn. ii-pai'iyexcept tandnv. ! ,-paliy except Monday. John rt.XMtMii. Ticket Agent . C. L. E*<>«. Trav. Passenger Agent. Marlon, Ohio. SIAND RAPIDS 4 INDIANA RAILWAY lent 43. IPOS—New In pe'-'V. «un 1’ .. .OUtHIWy B« 8U» >»8 in Ki A only ?, Decatur Jj am J tarm i.rtpm -4* pm ; r protiand 3:l* '* »•«$ " «-‘3 ‘ >•:'» *' 93> Biehmond ««o “ " 34° ‘ >«>*! « Cincinnati 7:13 “ rxwjnnsisj D.D, L , Decatur trtupm ?so am. ttlaa ». yt ways* it s° “ " Gd kaP'da 3* «5 P m “ '• Mfttoaky v. 3» B:, S ,: ’5 i. Mackinaw »»:»“ »-3<> “ 7135 . . n-u train sleeping car to Grand Rapidsand Macamaw Dilv. 7:S» m. tram parlor carlo Eran I Rapida and Mackinaw City s*p m Kain parlor car to Grand Rapids, sleeping car la Mackinaw City. Traina arrive from north at Ilia m ~taa m. i t* p m. l ß rv«n.Age. * tOLEDO. ST.LOUIS fc WESTERN R. R CO "OUOVR" U«RF ROUTI" >■ eSect Juno M. IM ■ABT. I, a. 'otntnorclal Traveler, dally... 5 ram e e-Mall, daily, except Sunday...ll 57 a m o 4-Day Bxprees. dally T:3« p m o w—Local Freight .4:40 pa WEST o 3— Pay Bapreaa, daily 5:47a m o l-Matl, daily, except Sunday ...11 57 a m o s—Commercial Traveler, dally ‘* 41 p m ? il-Local Freight Il 50 a tn Lake trie a Western Time card from Bluffton lad. SOUTHBOUND 0.41-Datlyexcpt Sunday L’ian o. I»—Dally except Sunday...;.. . 1157a m o IS-I>auyexceptSumis’ 5:35 pm No 41 runs through to Indianapolis without lange. arriving 10:30 a m N.> »i leaves Indtat'opolls at *:00a tn Runs trough without change, arriving at Bluffton 45 a m to. 41 and 4i run ela Muncie A Rig 4 route IJ H Davie arrived from PortBind this morning. 1.1 Will Kelly, of Portland is in Bie city on business I Isadora Kalver made a business ■sit at Fort Wayne this morning. ■Dr C 8. Clark made a professBna! trip to Fort Wayne this morn■r |Miss Stella Lenhart went to For It. this morning for a visit with latives. , Jesse Niblick is today celebrating s twenty-first birthday in most Mt borate style. ■Mrs. Anna Faller, of Toledo. Kio. is in the city, a guest of Mr Kd Mrs. Ben Schrank. ■Miss Rosie Vondran returned to K borne at Plattsmouth. Nebraska. Kt evening, after visiting here ■th W. E. Kintz and family ■The St. Vincent de Paul society •o were to have met today with F. Crawford, have postponed Kir meeting until September 6th.

We Honestly | Belive that no other $3 50 aud $4.00 shoe can hold a candle to “Crossetts” shoes so we sell ■ them For men $3.50 and $4.00 1 Charlie Voglewede I The Shoe Seller Decatur, Indiana f IE NEW WAT TO CUBE DYSPEPSIA pepsoids destroy stomach disease germs. TRY A FULL SIZED BOTTLE-FREE.

tsoicls cure the worst forms of Dys•ll and all other Acute or Chronic inch Disorders by repairing the worn- ; lining of the stomach anil destroy Isease germs. Dyspepsia once cured h>s way never returns. Poiib are told at 50 cente a bottle on an P’n guarantee to cure, or money refunded, pllsend you,if you havenot used Pep[before, a 50c. bottle FREE; merely 1 his your name and address, and you receive promptly a full sized bottle. 1 ■

W. H. NACHTRIED, 2d St.

M. F. Rise returned lant evening from Berne. ('hales Air made a bntinoM trip to Warren. Chria Strata left for Wayland, Mich., thia morning W. 8. Hughes made a buelneM trip to Bluffton today. Char lea Brown of Berne, waa a business caller in the city today. Emil Franz of Berne, was attend-1 tng to legal business here today. George Maddy made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening, Mrs. Maggie Miller returned to Willshire today, after shopping here. George Kelley, of Geneva, was a business caller in the city today. Miss Ada Fuhrman returned last evening from a visit with friends at Berne Miss Higgins returned to Bluffton today. While here she was a guest of friends. Dr. Harry Smith arrived today from Upland, and is a guest of Dr. Burt Mangold. Mistes Gertrude and Helen Blor- | ser went to Bluffton, today, to spend a few days with friends. Miss Blanch Baker, who is stenographer at the Decatur Lumber company's office, is on the sick list. Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lenhart, a big twelve-pound boy. Bith mother and babe doing Hue Misses Katie and Mary Mvera arrived last evening from Dayton, Ohio, and are guests of Mr. and Mrs Herman Tettman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deam returned to Bluffton today. While here they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B Allison. Dr. J. M. Miller and daughter went to Celina this morning in their automobile, being called there owing to the illness of his mother. Mrs. Weaver and son of Dayton. Ohio., left todav for Bluffton, where they will visit relatives. While there they were guests of Mrs. E. Mann. Mrs. Rohstetn and Mrs M Crowley returned to their homes at Chicago this morning, after making a visit here with Mrs. McLean and other relatives. Mrs. H C Donnelly entertained sixteen ladies at the Burt hotel Tuesday afternoon. Progressive pedro was played. Mrs. William Kuebler and Mrs Daniel Niblick won first and Mrs. Meibers and Mrs. Ben Knapke second prizes All report a moat enjoyable time. L A. Devoss received a message from his partner at Houston. Texas, informing him that Texas was now quarantined against the yellow fever and that before he started home should get a health certificate. Mr. Devoss however, will not leave until after the fair.

You do not obligate yourself to pay a cent. All we ask after Pepsoids have cured or greatly benefitted you is,that you recommend Pepsoids to your friends. People with weak stomachs are always in misery. Pepsoids have made thousands of people happy by giving them what nature intended everyone should possess—a strong and healthy stomach, so as to enjoy the bast there is in life. Try Pepsoids to-day, priceonly socents a bottle at drug store. Or you may have a full sized bottle free by writing The Vio Chemical Co., Chicago, 111. 8

James K. Niblick made a visit at’ Berne today. Harvo Hmith returned last even mg from Berne Mrs. Holloway returned today from Fort Wayne. J B. Stoneburner returned from Geneva last evening. C. Vogt made a business trip to Indianapoliis today. Mrs. F. Gregg returned to Geneva today. She was enroute from Bluffton. Miss Myrtle Miller returned lodar from Andrews, where she was visiting her mother. Mrs. George Wertztarger and children went to Montpelier today to visit relatives. Miss Pansy Bell returned today from Oden. Mich, where she was -pending her vacation. Mrs. P. G. Hooper and Mrs. D , W. Brary are entertaining a number of lady gues‘B this afternoon. Misees Anna and May Otarman' returned to Covington. Kv., after j making a visit here with Miss Rose ] v’oglewede. Mrs. H. E. McCulloch returned today from Richmond. While here «he was a guest of Mr. and Mrs Theodore Kennedy Mrs. \V. H. Kuebler is thb host ess at an afternoon party for Mis*/ Shatacker of Chicago and Mrs. Spies of Cleveland The school board held a special session last nigbt and contracted with Peter Gaffer for painting the Central building, the work to b<* completed before school begins. The "Wayard Wife,” the successful play of the east, will ta the opening bill presented by the Drake Stock company during their engageo’ent here next week. Ladies will ta admitted tree with usual conditions. The Portland fair affords the finest ground", the best track, the longest amphitbeatre, the finest art hall and the most litaral premiums of any county fair in Eastern Indiana or Western Ohio. Send for premium list. French township macadam road extension is a subject that is being worked to a finish Since the voting of thtir first township road there two or three weeks ago, six petitions for extensions have been filed. There is nothing like getting in on the ground floor. Miss Georgia Miller will entertain a number of young people tai* evening at her home on Winchester street in houor of Miss Opal Crawford. of Marion. Ind , after which the entire crowd of girls will go to the Beery home, where Miss Marin will entertain at a slumber party. The large bank barn of Philip Bolyard.who resi les near Middlebury was struck by lightning yesterday and completely destroyed by fire. The barn was filled with 1 grain, hay and farm implements, all of which were consumed by the I blaze. Mr Bolyard's loss will ! reach several thousand dollars Miss Rose Voglewede entertained a number of her friends last even- | ing to a straw ride to the home of Miss Elizabeth Voglewede, two I miles west of the city, in honor of I Misses Anna aud May Gherman of Covington, Kentucky. The ' girls in the party were made up of I mem tars of the Beau Not club, Mrs. Will Brunner, of Bobo, was quite badly injured Monday evening while leading a cow to pasture. I The animal took fright and Mrs. i Brunner baoame entangled in the I rope, throwing her heavily io the | ground and breaking her right arm lin two places. Reports from her home today sa j that she is resting easier, although she was badly bruised andjbattered up. For two days and three nights the oity police force of Galion were busily engaged in endeavoring to locate a horse whioh was missing from a livery stable in , that town, and which was supposed to have taen stolen. The animal was finally discovered in the cellar of an adjoining bnilding, where it had fallen down a stairway. It was uninjured by its imprisonment. Nero, who fiddled while Rome j was burning, has a rival in the ( person of Grover Cleveland Ryals, , aged seventeen, son of Chauncey ; H. Ryals, a farmer who lives near Shawville, up near Lorain. The family home burned several nights t ago and all that Grover was able to save was his phonograph, which he bore to the barn. As the flames consumed his father's house be * entertained the gathering crowd M with selections on the phonograph, c

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Miss Zelda Sebnitz went to B-rne today to visit friends. Orville McLlugblin. citv editor of the Journal, went to Portland, , to lay. C. F. True returned tiday from Winona- where he was spending an outing. Mrs. Isaac Weaver returned to , Briant today, after visiting rela-' » lives here. Lawrence Smith made a business trip to Berne today, where he is doing a job of plumbing. ( Mr. Robert Sherman presents the talented young actress, Miss C >ra , ri. Drake and the Drake Stock company, which will ta at the opera house all next week, com- ( mencing Monday August 28. Ladies will ta admitted free the opening night with the usual conditions. The members of the Upland base ball team arrived in this citv over 1 the Clover Leaf at noon today. ' They are a likely looking bunch of ball players and during the game 1 here today are expected to give a : first-class account of themselves. As we go topress the two teams ara 1 battling for supremacy. Railing is doing the pitchng and Farnan the 1 backstop work A full account of ’ the game will be given tomorrow. She was a bright girl and they ■ were at a baseball game. She had ' won his enthusiastic heart by un- ‘ derstanding the game right off and ■ he loved her even more than if 1 she had been his sister. ‘‘lt re-1 • minds me of the household,” he ’.says, "the plate, the battor, the • I fouls and the flies.” “And it te- 1 > minds me of marriage," she added: ■ "First the diamond, where they are ’ engaged; then the struggle and the I hits, then the men go out, and i finally the difficulty they have in , getting home.” Then he sat and > thought and thought ' On September 13th the Grand Rapids railway will run au excurl >ion to Petoskey for <5 the round ■ trip, good for ten days. 122.75 National Encampment ex- • cursion. Round trip to Denver, f Pueblo or Colorado Springs via the Clover taaf, August 29th to Sep- [ tarn tar 2, 1905; return limit Sep - i temtar 12th. Tickets can be ex- < tended until October 7, bv uepositing ticket and paying a fee of 50 cents. T. L. Miller, Agent. |5 to St. Louis and return via the ( Clover Leaf Sitr.idav, Augmt 26th 1 Trains leave Decatur 5:47 a. m. and 9:23 p.m. Returning, good leav ing St. Louis until 7:30 p. m., Aug-1 ust 2Nth. T. L. Miller. Agent. |5 to Mackinac Island via the Clover Leaf and boat from Toledo. Train leaves Decatur 5:47 a. m. and 11:57 a. m., August 31. Steamer leaves Toledo 4 p. m. August 31. Tickets good ten days from date of sale. Don't forget the route and date, as this will be the finest outing of the season. T. L. Miller, Agent. Summer Tour Fares—June l«t to Sept. 30th via G. R. I. To Traverse City, Mich., <12.30; Omera, <13.30; Northport, <13.50; Petoskey, <14.15; Mackinaw City, <15.60. Return limit Oct. 31, 1905, For rates to other points call phone 9, or write tj”C. L. Lookwood, G. P. A. Grand Rapids, Mich., or J. Bryson, Agent. 127d3m0 Best grade red coal oil for sale at the Bazaar. 188d6 Wanted—Girl or woman, to do housework. Good wages for right party. Apply to W. H. Gillette, at Decatur Lumber company's office. 191d3 |

and the time is here when you should ta thinking how yon will keep warm during the long winter mouths, aud in this line we want to ahow you something in the Majestic Warm Air Furnace that ia right. Thia furnace is made by the Chap|>ell Furnace Co., of Morenci. Mich., ami ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. We do not ask you to take our word but are in a position to give the word of those who have the furnace installed and who are high in their praise of the same. The Msjestic is constructed on the econmical principal, with a down draft radiator. The Maj«*tir has no bolts or rivets in contact with the fire to burn out. The Majestic has seamless one piece radiators. Tbe Maj-stie 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 have tbe Akron Hot Blast Furnace which is a beauty. Call and see us and get our pricea before pur chasing elsewhere.

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