Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 193, Decatur, Adams County, 25 August 1905 — Page 3

time tables ERIE RAILROAD j u June 25. 1906 EAST HOIMh , No f New York E«pi*« »:«*». »• •S,, Murloa »na Colombo* <•» n> 1 No 4 New Yom. Bouton V«'«. Ilm. .3:47 l> m . So. M.'Wello Farso Fxprr.. . *J»P I jlo Ki Chautauqua and Buffalo ex »;3. p tu MUST BOUND I No T. Chicago Exprew ... l:»a. m, * No 0 Chltaffo Limited «:*•. m ■So il Cbli'Mo Accomodation ..10:10a. tn I N I < hieatro VtatlhUlad IliulttHll.'•.•«■ utn i No. It. Weil* Fargo Ecprraa .p. m '/-ha Vyexcept Sundav. ,-OaliJ > »cept Monday John tMtMINO, Ticket Agent., I. L. Eno«. Trav. Pa<aenger Agent, Marlon. Ohio. HAND RAPIDS i INDIANA RAILWAY MM 33. IPO3-N.W in r tan .0 .. aoutwlMi’y B« Sun Fa Sun K« S only '-<«tut K.t>*<" T'4«m i.rtntn ■*«« pri irVrolland J:t6 " »-i» " ».t» " into " »3' - Richmond 4-4» " »■«• " 3 ; 4° tl-rj « Cincinnati MJ " tsmsnajiM ......ant- K “” Le.UKttar t :14pm ?M • t>< P » 7. yt Wavne t: $o •• »to •• f i “ Gd. tavuto .143** rojp.m iih“ ••Petoaky »i 3 * * :l 3 ' <:, S •■Mackinaw turn “ 4JO “ T;3S . • ...,. train Bleeping car to Grand Rapid! and Mack naw Vity. y wa m train parlor ear to an a1 rapid* and Mackinaw City 5* p m rnnt parlor car to Grand Rapids sleeping car la Jackins e City. Trains arrive from north at 1 nil m. . .14 ■ m.t:tSp m. 0 »rvson Age. C. E lock wood. G. F.A " Gr. Rapids. Mie. ' — TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS &, WESTERN R. R.CO "CUOVRR LRAF ROUTS" ,a eSect June 8«. 1004. BAST, at 1 -commercial Traveler, dally... S 4T a m »u a-Mail, dally, eicept Bunday. ..11 'Tam ■a 4-Dey Rx press, daily Tbiuptn S' «—Local Freight 1:40 pm WEST » ■ 3— Gay Sipeses, daily 3:47a tn So 1-Mall dally, except Sunday ...11 "a m to S-Commerciei Traveler, dally «:- , l pm Be ft-Local Freight 0:W a m Lake Erie & Western Time card from Bluffton lad. SOUTHBOUND »o tl-oallyegopt Bunday Ji'lis ■a. 10—Dolly except Sunday 11:3. a m !»c 33— Dally exceptSunda* 5-23 pm Vo 41 rune through to Indianapolis without tletige arriving 10:30 am No 42 leaves Indtanopolle at *:0Oe m. Runs trough without chanse. arriving at Bluffton 11 16 am a 1 <1 and 44 run via Muncie * Big 4 route Dr. Hartzog returned to Fort Wayne last evening. Al Morgan went to Celina this morning to attend the races. Fret Eichenberger returned this morning from a visit at B»rne. Mr and Mrs. Frank Trim raturned last evening from a visit at Berne. Dr. C. 8. Clark went to Fort Wayne this morning on professional business. A. P. Beatty returned last evening from P irtland. where he was attending to legal matters. A Crowd of relatives from Dmtur are enjoying today st the home of John Magley near Monmouth. City Editor McLaughlin of the Journal left la«t evening for a weeks' trip to Buffalo, Niagara Fa 's aid Toronto, Canada. Mrs. W. B. Ellis left this morning via the Erie for her home at Mt. Gilead, Ohio, after spending a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Gillette. All members of the 160th Indiana are requested to meet this evening at the Riverside Livery Stables to make arranngements to attend the reunon to be held at Lafayette next week. E. M. Ray, who soon takes up his work with the Union Central Life Insurance company, has sold his township, road and school supply basinet to Elmer Neuenschwander, who will quit working for Baumgartner Bros. & Ci. Grover Baumgartner, son of Peter, will take Elmer's place in the hardware.— P»rv<n Witness.

DORTHY DODD is in town You can see her and her shoes in our north window. She will be here during the big fair next week. Every lady is invitied to see her in our north window Charlie Voglewede The Shoe Seller Decatur, Indiana

B W. Hh illy was at Beine to. day. Mrs. C harles Mothers is on the sick list. Paul Baumgartner made a visit at Berne today Noah Webber returned to Fort Wayne last evening. Dan Beery, James Rice, and ('. D. Lewton went to Celina today. Santamont, a Daoatur pacer, is entered in the 2:25 pace at Celina today. Miss Hadley arrived last evening from Geneva, and is a guest of Miss Myrtle Watts. L. L. Baumgartner returned last evening from an official business 1 trip to Berne. Chris Strebe returned from Portland last evening. O. M Snellen returned from ■ Berne last evening. Mrs James Haviland arrive! this morning from Geneva, and is a guest of friends. Charles Colter went to Fort Wayne to visit his eon, who is in the Hope hospital. C- D. Kunkle returned Het event ing from Geneva, where he was attending to fair business. Miss Lena Gast returned to St. Johns, Ohio, after malinga visit here with Miss Leona Harting Mrs. J. W. Place. Mrs. L. Beitler and Mrs. E. Beitler are at Bluffton. spending the day with friends. The ladies of the U. B. church will sell bread, pics and cakes at Loch, D.rkson & Co.’s hardwire store from ten to two o'clock, Saturday, August >6. The Esther Bind will serv ice cream on the Methodist parsonage lawn this evening. The Man dolin club will furnish music, and a pleasant time is promised. Chicago won one of the greatest games of bill yesterday from Philadelphia that has l,een played this season, the game going twentv innings, and resulting in a score of two to one in Chicago s favor. Sima C-, the fast pioing horse, owned at Willshire, won the 2:20 pice yes'erday at Bellefontaine. Ohio, in the fast time of This is showing remarkable speed this year and the horse can easily be ranked among the best. O. H. Treadway, who was formerly engaged as agent here for the Chicago & Erie railroad, has accepted a similar position with the (*., H. <fe D. road at Cottage Grove, Ind. Mr. Treadway will move his family to the above named place in a few days. The Geneva team arrived by the overland route, and are full of confidence of winning the game. Bierdorfer, the south paw, is twirling for them and Railing, is opposing him. Farnan of the Fort Wayne Shamrocks is at the receiving end, an<l Biles is on third, making a strong line-up. A full account of the game will appear tomorrow. One of the largest trees in Northern Indiana was cut a few days ago on the farm of Eli Shull, in Koysar township, DeKalb county. It was a cottonwood which measured five feet and eight inches at the butt, and from it were cut seven twelvefoot logs and one ten-foot log below the fork and one fourteen-foot log above the fork. This made the tree ninety-four feet to the fork and one hundred and eight feet for the main body of the tree

PARCLE RIVER St. Louis Officers Looking for a Stea mt r Launch. •y United Press News Association. Kt. Lou's, August 25—Constables of St. Louis patroled the Mississippi river all night and up until noon today trying to locale the steam launch bearing the name of Eva Alma, which passed the quarantine station Thursday without stepping. I John Cratner was at Berne today. A. R Bell was at Van Buren today on business. Dr. D. D. Clark made a proses. sional trip to Delphos. Ohio. John Weber was attending to business at Berne thia morning 8. 8. Birtlett was attemng to insurance business at Berne today. Dr. J. M. Miller and daughter, Zella, returned this morning from Celina. Mrs. W E Fulk and children wenl to Berne, for a visit with friends. Lee Yager arrived from his regular trip, and is the guest of his brothers. Miss Mabel Erwin returned from Petoskey. Mich , where she was visiting relatives. French yuinn and son returned from Rome City, where they we:e spending an cuting. Mis- Ireta Erwin returned from Pleasant Mills. wh<-re she was vi -! iting her grandmother. Miss Arbve Lich returned from I Allentown. Pa . where she was vis- ; iting friends and relatives, Miss Elizabeth Porter arrived from Fort Wayne, and is tne guest i of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dugan. Misses Kate Maddy and Francis i Russell of Muncie, are in the city, guests of Miss Bessie Cougleton. W. A. Kuebler returned from ■ New York, where he was purohas- [ ing fall stocks t.>r the Boston Store. Miss Beckie Luker and Floyd | Crispmnn arrived from Marion, I and are guests of Mr. and Mrs ■ John Drake. Emma, True and Ralph Redding i returned to Forest, after viMting here, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Redding. Supt. Conway returned to Fort Wayne last evening. He was here on business for the Metropalitan Life Insurance company. Mr. and Mrs Charles Suttles and Mr. and Mrs Arthur Suttles returned from Rome City, where they spent an enjoyable outing Salesman wanted to look after our interest in Adams and adjacent counties. Salary cr commission. Addiess Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland, O. Mrs. J E. Stephenson and daughter, Gracia, returned to Uplard today, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hiram fc Gregg here for the past week. Mrs. Dr Neptune is reported considerably improved today, a cardjfrom her bedside this afternoon saving her temperature is normal. Mrs. [Charles Colter and son, Robert, returned from Fort Wayne, where Robert underwent a i irgical op: ration on his throat. He is feeling much better. A crowd of ladies yesterday drove to the home of Miss Ellizilieth Voglewede and spent the day. A sumptuous dinner was served and a good time was had. Charlie Voglewede has his large display window beautifully decorated with a display of the famous Dorothy Dodd shoes for the fair sex. The window is one of the neatest decorated that has [been seen in the city for some time, and Mr. Voglewede is entitiled to much credit for his originality. Visitors from over Indiana to the State Fair, which opens at Indianapolis on J m her 11, will find that the steam and electric roads to that city have arranged for fine transportation facilities. The rate on the steam roads will lie one fare for the round trip, good all the week, from all pjints in the state and from Louisville, Ky. When visitors reach Indianapolis, they can take their choice of three fast, lines from the city to the fair grounds—the Illinois street, Contra! avenue or College avenue. As crowds require it, cars over the city lines will »rrive at the gates about a minute apart.. All the interurban lines running into Indianapolis will have special oars in operation.

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Stein-Bloch Suits, , SIB.OO to $25,00 Solomon Bros. Lempert, SIO,OO to $20.00 Substantial Suits, , $5.00 to 58.50 Our Children’s Department is one of our SPECIAL FEATURES. Suits SI.OO to $6,50. ONE THING REMEMBER: We have for the coming season the largest and strongest line of SIO.OO Suits and Overctats ever shown in the city. See them and be convinced. , Our ECLIPcE SI.OO and $1.50 Shirts sell at sight. While attending the Fair, make our store your headquarters. Elisey Sc Vance Cor. East of Court House Decatur.lnd.

U. B. Church. Rhv G. E. Luke of the United Brethren church his been called to Elkhart on account of the death of a relative. Consequently no morning services will lie held, but Rev. W. H. Daniels will preach m the evening. Rsceived a shipment of new fall neckwear this morning. New Weaves, new patterss, new styles. They’re sure to ploisc. Holthouse, Schulte & Co. !V3d2 Wanted—Ten men (or women) in sach state to travel and distribute samples of "White House Baking Powder.” Salary »«0 per month and expense*. Expenses advanced. The White House Supply Co., Chicago, II). 192dl ♦22.75 National Encampment excursion Round trip to Denver, Pueblo or Colorado Springs via the Cloverleaf. August 29th to Sep t«mler 2. 1905; return limit Sep--U-.nber 12th. Ticket* can be extended until October 7. by rtejmsiting ticket and paying a fee of 50 cents. T. L Miller. Agent. Wanted—Girl or woman, to do housework. Good wages for right party. Apply to W. H. Gillette, at Decatur Lumber company's office. 191d3 |5 to St. Louis and > eturn via t) e Clover Leaf Saturday, August 26th Trains leave Decatur 5:47 a. m. and 9:23 p.m. Returning, good leav ing St. Louis until 7:30 p. m., August 28th. T. L. Miller. Agent. Summer Tour Fares—Jane l«t to Sept. 30th via G. R. <fe I. To Traverse City, Mich., 112.30; 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 toJC. L. Lookwood, G. P. A. Grand Rapids, Mich., or J. Bryson, Agent. 127d3m0 k Hiawatha, the Indian play, will be given at Ya-Way-Ga-Mng, near Petoskey, Mich., from July 4 tc September 4, 1905. Illustrated folders can be* had by calling 'phone 9 or writing C. L. Lockwood, Grand Rapids, Mich., or calling at passenger station. No one who goes to Northern Michigan should fail to see this play given by Ojibway Indian aotorsy The folders give sketch of pH with illustrations. Get one. J., Bryson, Agent. 127 d 3m o

I'air 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 th’is reason we are anxious that you call and see them, too. Call, whether yon,want tw buy or not.

For Good Results with coffee you must first have good quality. Try a pound of the celebrated J. M. Eours Royal Dutches JAVA and NOCHA Remember the old adage: “The test of the coffee is the driuking of the same.” This'coffee is consistently good and plarext in a class by itself. At True’s Grocery The Home of Clean and Wholesome Food. f !■ MirwwnCTVtjMMi rIBII HI M I HfeCl I AMUSEMENTS J ROBERT SHERMAN 1 presents g MISS CORA H. PRAISE I and the I DRAKE STOCKCOMPANV ) OF TWENTY CAPABLE PERFORMERS I IN A REPERTOIRE OF NEW PLAYS ■ AT BOSSE’S OPERA HOUSE | LI - WEEK “S”” c 7 AUG. 28 I LADIES FREE MONDAY NIGHT Prices 25-35 -50 I