Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 192, Decatur, Adams County, 24 August 1905 — Page 3

time tables ERIE railroad In effect June 25. 1906 EAST BoVHD , x., h New York Bxl>r<-«» 3 n>. , No M Morion «n<i <*oltitn»>n* ex T :fl a. m. i No 4 >‘v* Vent, liumoii V,«». liai. i:fl p tu ,V, forgo K<pre». ’:*>p m I jio’ll). Ch»ut#uqu« »o-J Buffalo***;** p, u> WRST But Nil I No. ChifMo K’preon IM a. tn. , No,». Ohtttte Limited t:»aa ’a. ■<! < hlnwr" Accomodation io IO«, m, i N.< AChient" Ventlhnled HniMedt!'* n. Bi i No. Well* Fnrgv E«pre»« . , „Htp. m t-!>nll». _ . ,-Unbyetcept Runtint. i-tMli, ricnpt Monday John h.xmisu. Ticket Agent.. 0.1. Kxo», Tra» I‘a»en«er Agent. Mat lon. Ohio. HAND IAFIDS 4 INDIANA RAILWAY Jang kJ. !•<»-"•* •" r»»ert. aw LL... aouTHUki’y Kt lm »« sun Rx s mly I; Oecntur Jt.vnm 7 i4*m t,t»om ”»* P"> •r’rrotlaad r»» “ «-U " ».U “ >»:a • *3l • Richmond <4# " » 4> " S4* “ tt »S -CiacianatirtS " MiosnojiM ” a.—O.TH Daily **>„ .» .Tecatur V:i«pm 'Mi.n. SHpm pt W*vn* ttjo ■ •40 “ Sio •• Qd RapKia MS “ J»s P™ i» in •• ■■Petosky «J» ’*s ' * :j S ■Mackma* li:» •• ».w “ UM .. iota train aleeping car to Grand Raptda and Mackinaw Dity. ?:S«a m train parlot car to Bras I Rapida and Mackinaw City sa* p m iraiu parlor car to Grand Rapida aleeping car ■a Mattia* * City Trama arrive from north at .v a m > I 4 a n>. i.i* P m ’."Brecon. Age. C. L. Lockwood, G. P. A Gr. Rapida. Mlc. TOLEDO. ST.LOUIir WESTERN R. R. CO "CuOVffß ÜBAF ROUTB” .a affect June H. IW» EAST. a i. -vcmmercial Traveler, dat.y... J 4* a m « Msll. daily, ercept Bunday. ..It ro a m Ao 4-Pay Kxcreas. dally m Rr U—Local Freight l:*0 pm WEST cp J—Day Btprtaa. dnl.y ..... ..... 5:4 am go I—Mall, dally exceptbunday ...ll K a a ar 4—commercial Traveler, daily p m ■C it—Local Freight t:4Ua m Lake tune a Western Timecard fr >tn Bluffton Ind. SOUTHBOUND go.tl-Dailyetept Bunday .t.’Uam •o Kt-Dally except Sunday 11:5.am Wo 3S—Dauy except Sunday s:«pm Noil run* through to Indlanapolla without -xange. arriving 10:30 a tn No t 2 leave* Indlanopolia at t:(Xia tn Run* trough without change, arriving at Bluffton >8 IS a m No. 41 and 4X run via Muncie A Big 4 route A. Van Camp was at Fort Wayne this morning. Wilson Shepherd of B?rne. was a business caller here today. Dick Dalton of Huntington, was in the city last evening. Walter Rosenthal went to Knox this morning, to spend a few days with triends Miss Myrtle Barkhead went to Mackinaw this morning to spend her vacation. Orville McLaughlin returned this morning from Portland, where he was visiting relatives. John Jams, of Janesville, Ohio, is in the city, a guest of Mrs. Mary Steele on Winchester street. F V. Mills and daughter, Marguerite, went to Fort Wayne this morning to a few days with friends. Mrs. Fred Housey returned to Detroit thia morning, after spending a few weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ward. The Queen Esther Band will serve icecream on the Methodist parsonage lawn thi- evening. The Mandolin club will furnish music, and a pleasant time is promised The windows of the several empty buildings about town have been filled with advertising matter for the Drake Stock company, which Jopen an engagement here Munday, August 28. When the Elks go to Decatur to institute a new lodge at that place, all will be dressed alike The uniform will consist of a black suit, white overgaiters, white cap with purple band and a cane with the lodge co’ors. —B’uffton Banner.

We Honestly Belive that no other $; 50 and $4-00 shoe : can hold a candle to shoes so we sell them. For men s3’s° Charlie Voglewede The Shoe Seller Decatur, Indiana

Jake Weil, of IndianajKilis, is in the city. Father Eberle wont to Portland today. O. M. Snellen war at Berne today on business. Jacob Schaffer and wife returned from Rome City today. Mrs B Hannah returned to her home at Berne today. A P Beatty was attending to legal bnaiMM ot Puatland today Mrs. Schirmever returned from a visit with relatives al Richmond. Jesse Niblick left todoy for Dayton, Ohio, where he will visit with friends Supt. Conway of the Metropolitan Insurance company, was tn the city today. Mrs J. S. Coverdole went to Berne today to make a short visit with her sister Mrs. Lee Vance who is a patient at Hope hospital, Fort Wayne is much better today. Misses Amelia Webber and Letta Fullenkamp are guests of Mr and Mrs. Charles Sullivan at Berne. Mrs A. A Butler returned todav from Fort Wayne, where she was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Butler. Mr. and Mrs A R. Bell returned home from Oden. Michigan this morning, after several weeks' outing at their cottage. Miss Violet Whittem of Monroeville, and Misses Elsie May of Con • voy, Ohio, are in the city, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Green George W. Beers of Fort Wayne, was in the city today. He is the gentleman who installed the Citieens Telephone company plant m this city. Dr. L. H- Zeigler, has received a veternary license from the state duly signed and permitting him 11 do business. The issuance of the license proves the djctor's ability. The reports from the bedside of Mrs. J. Q. Neptune today are encouraging. She is recovering nicely from the operation, and it is believed a few weeks will find her in good health. The Peterson Methodist Sunday school will attend the Monroe picnic Saturday, and they desire Preble and Peterson people to join them. Meet at the Peterson school house at eight o’clock. Be on time. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smalley. Miss Goldie Strickler, Mrs. Nancy Ross, Miss Jane Strickler, Jaooh Roop, Leonard Troutner and George Strickler went to Clayjiool this morning to attend a camp meeting. Virgil C. the game little pacing horse of this city, capt 'red second money yesterday at the Celina i races in a field of ten starters. ; He was first m the,first two heats, second in the third and fourth in the third and fourth. The bee time made was 2:l7Ji. A number of Decatur spirts were present and witnessed the event. Last evening at her home on Fifth street, Miss Frances Bryson delightfully entertained a number of her ladv and gentleman friends in honor of Miss Neomi Gregg of Kokomo, The evening was spent in dancing, games and strolling, and a tine time was had. Refreshments ware served at a late hour, after which the guests departed, voting Miss Frances a charming hostess.

Joe Tunnellier returned today from Rome City. Mike Belger of Fort Wayne was ! in the city today. Mrs. Frank Trim is at Berne visiting islativiß. Charles Colter returned today from Fort Wayne Mrs. Margaret MMlier* returned today from Rome City. Noah Webber, of Fort Wayne, is in the city on banners. Vie Mygrant arrived today ffom Kendalvtfie, and will vitit friend*. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wolford, a girl baby. All are doing fine. Mrs. Midgley, of Pittsburg, la the guest of her sister, Mrs. John * Kern. Roliert Colter is recovering from his recent operation nicely, being . greatly improved today. A crowd of yonng people, including Misses Marie Patterson, Agnes i Schrock, Gertrude Moses and ] Messrs. Hugh Hite, Dr Birt Man- 1 gold and Dr. Harry Smith of (Jpland.’drove to the Robinson heme, seven miles southexst of the city. | last evening, where they were en-, joyably entertained by Miss Lucile | Franke. Miss Belle Widner of Al-1 pena, Michigan and Dr Fred Patterson of Geneva, were also pres- , ent. Del Locke was called to Fort Wayne this morning to assist in holding a post mortem examination : over the body of his brother-in-law Gene Troute, of Auburn, who diet ’ in the Hope hospital in Fort Wayne last night after a ten days illness. The cause of bis death is not kniwn. Mr. Troute was well known to many friends in this city, his two children are also well known, as they resided with the Locke family here last winter, while tbeir father spent the winter in the west The two children are left to mourn the death of the father, the mother being deceased —Bluffton Banner. Between Lebanon and Frankfort ball teams exist a long standing feud in comparison with which, the little fuss raised by the Decatur fans to excuse their boys from playing with Bluffton is of no oonparison. It is said that matters have come to such a pass thbt neither team will attempt to play the other. Both Frankfort and Lebanon have now played games in this city and in each case the plsvers showed themselves to be perfect gentlemen.—Bluffton Banner. The same cojM be said of the Decatur and Bluffton players no doubt if the Binner was fair minded enough to say *fco It’s a few hot-headed yellow hammers on the outside who cause the hard feeling. |5 to St. Louis and return via the Clover Leaf Satuidav, August 26th Trains leave Decatur 5:47 a m. and 8:23 p.m. Returning, good leav ing St. Loni< until 7:30 p. m., August 28th. T. L. Miller. Agent. When you come to the fair bring your photos and pictures of all kinds to frame to Lyman Bros., and save enough to pay your expen-es. t9Bd<s We carry the largest line of moulding in northern Indiana, and . make frames of any size and we | can save you 20 per cent on all frames, as we do not charge for glass below l«x20. Lyman Bros. I82d« $22 75 Denver and return—On account of the G. A. R. encampment, the Erie railroad will sell ex•cursion tickets from Decatur to I Denver and return, aerate 0f;i22.75. I Tickets on sale August 29th to Septem tier 3rd. For further information, call on Erie agents, or write, O. L. Enos, Traveling Passenger Agent, Marion, Ohio. (5 to Mackinac Island via the ■ Clover Leaf and boat from Toledo. Train leaves Decatur 5:47 a. m, and ll:57 a. m.. August 31. Steamer leaves Toledo i p. m. | August 31. Tickets good ten days | from date of sale. Don’t forget i the route and date, as this will be t the finest outing of the season. T. L. Miller. Agent. ( Summer Tour Fares—Jane Ist to j Sept. 30th via G. R. &I. To Trav- f erse City, Mich., 112.30; Omera, ‘ |13.30; Northport, 113.50; Petos- • key, 114.15; Mackinaw City, 4 115.60. Return limit Oct. 31, 1905. C For rates to other points call phone 9, or write to’C- L. Lockwood, G. P. A. Grand Rapids, - Mich , or J. Bryson, Agent. 127d3m0 J

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Stein-Bloch Suits, , Si8.(10 to $25.00 Solomon Bros. Lempert, SIO,OO to $20.00 Substantial Suits, , $5,00 to $8,50 Our Children’s Department is one of our SPECIA o FEATURES. Suits. SI.OO to $6,50ONE THING REMEMBER: We have for the coming season the largest and strongest line of SIO.OO Suits and Overccats ever shown in the city. See them and be convinced. Our ECLIPSE SI,OO and $1.50 Shirts sell at sight. While attending the Fair, make our store your headquarters. Vance Cor. East of Court House Decatur, Ind.

’ A GOOD COMPANY t 8 9 1 8 »oked for Bosse's Opera House all Next Week. 1 i So many “false alarm" dramatic "hits” aud successes are wafted to j m of "the provinces ’ from the , great American metropolis that our theatre going public cannot be blamed for looking with an eye of suspicion upon the preliminary an ’ nouncements of many of the attruc 1 tions making a bid for their pat--1 ronage during the theatrical s< a son. It is a pleasure, therefore for i the writer of things dramatic who J ' makes an honest effort to keep his) [ [ readers posted on the more mentor- , 1 ions, and consequently deserving attractions, to conscientiously rec- f ■ ommend the same. Such a one is “The Wayward Wife,” which is to be seen in this city next Munday, presented by the Drake Stock company. Os the many plays produoed in the past few years none _ have attracted such widespread at- , tention or received such warm praise as Mr. Robert Sherman's unique play “The Wayward Wife Its freshness, purity and real gen y uine worth commend it to every 4 admirer of all that is good and I wholesome in play building. The “ succession of crowded houses that have greeted this production* since 8 its. initial performance, and the way press and public have received it emphasizes unmistakably that P it is a something more than aI “ good wholesome play. That it is a transcript from real life. , Hiawatha, the Indian play, will . be given at Ya-Way-Ga-Mug, near Petoskey, Mich., from July 4 to j September 4, 1905. Illustrated I folders can be" had by calling I ’phone 9 or writing C. L. Lock- i wood, Grand Rapids, Mich., or I calling at passenger station. No I one who goes to Northern Michi- I gan should fall to see this play riven by Ojibway Indian aotorsy I The folders give sketch of pl a I with illustrations. Get one. J. I Brvson. Agent, 127 d 3mn

Fair W eek Attractions We have taken ESPECIAL PAINS to have our New Fall and Winter SUITS OVERCOATS HATS, SHIRTS And Underwear shipped to us early, so that we could have them ready for your inspection Fair week. THESE GOODS ARE HERE, and they are the finest we have ever seen, and for this reason we are anxious that you call and see them, too. Call, whether yon want to buy or not.

I —— - ■ri ]ll i * iirTl TJT Jt T»TV Js HI 1 !■) ■ k £t'- *, T«nt uirwr <f we SNOW' ACENCY ■ . DECATUR, INDIANA. J I If vou wen* to sell your farm er city prcj erty Jfor cash, list it with the SNOW AGENCY. We have several cash buyers as seen as what they want is put upon the market. If you wish to Ivy a country home or city residence, we may have just what you want, as our lists ccnifrise several thousand acres of Rood farm lands in Indiana and a large number of city I properties. Besides these, we have timler.at.d piaiiie ’aids in Misscur i Minnesota and Arkansas, in all stages of improvements. Property adverJ sed without expense to the owner, if left on the market for the time stated. 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 loz Vanilla "T^ 1 Leoti *crub Brusti &c 4qt Granite Pan, l’>c Iqt Beet Amenia 10c Large Sceive 10c Boz Jelly Glases per doz 33c 5 ft Step Ladder 48c SPECIAL NEXT SATURDAY ONLY <o 2qt NICKEL PLATED SAUCE CCDtS Next Saturday we will sell 100-2 qt ni< kel Q-jf«<«-r4avr plated covered sauce Pans at one half the reg OdlUrUay ular price. l.”cents. This is less than the usual nnlxr manufacturer’s price. Only ATTENTION FARMERS! lam now ready to date your fail sale. I’w ing to the large amount of registered stock sales which MHRBH I have already booked for this fall. I would ask von g|r to send in your dates early as my calendar is fast filing up. Having had ten years’ experience in the auction business and having sold in several cilTerent states, I feel sure that I can make von some money. Office over Burns’harness store. Decatur, Indiana Phones Office 430: residence 312. Yours fcr a suecessful sale. FRED REI’PERT, Auctioneer. J L— — i ..SiW'i