Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 195, Decatur, Adams County, 28 August 1905 — Page 3

TIMEJT A BLEB ERIE RAILROAD In effect June 26. 1906 ( EA*T BUTND So N*w York Btpre«« . J:»* ». m. I •?• , H M»rl<>o nt"l Columhu* •» • :21 »• n> . 4 \r« York. Il.wton \M. Him. <47 p m I4.W*II* F»«« . "J *’. o > , io,»'»>»ut»u<iu« and Buffalo *x »;»7 p. u> WIIT WI'NII So. 7 Chleak" Expr*** I: W ». ni So.». nilowo Limited .. • .... «:»»•. m s.. "I < hloapo Kccomodation 10:10*. m s . I i hioM" VeotibulPd lliuitrxir.' '«■ o in N<>'. IL F*r«o E<prt>* S:M p. m -pMoy *»<vpt Run<l»». r « , ‘’ P< Mon<l»y JoH* ei.KMlMii. Ticket Agent.. C.L.EM...Tr*vI-— BAND RAPIDS h INDIANA RAILWAY Ear IS. ieO3-N«W in f*»ect. Sun l •out" 1 ’* 1 '! R * * ,,n r * s,n Kls • o, v P iKcatur i u*m 7 i4«n> t.lftom *46 pm k'protlsnd 3:16 •*►■«»" »..*•• i»:lo " »i«i * Mich mood 44® " 9't* " 14® ** iiuj |Cincinn*ti ?:<5 " mosoosiSS L Os* 1 ! J?' 1 ’' ,0 . R18o « F Gd Rapid. L Ilwotut 11:14pm 7W*m. wtpm Kpt W*V*t l<S® " *4® fcd R*pid* v« “ 405 Pn> 141® “ Keioekv ®l® »•*» “ 6:iJ L« c kin*« u:4O “ »J® “ TIM . - l u train «l«pin< c*r 10 Grand Hapida and Icainaw Dily. J:»» m. train parlor car to Band Rapida and Mackinaw City 546 p m sci-i -ar'.or car to Grand Rapid* alecping car I Ma. kina w City. Trama arrive from north at Lam. 14 a m. 1:1* p m IB:, .on AM. C. L. Lockwood. G. F.A | Gr. Rapid*. Mic. Ledo. st.louis & western r. r.co [ ”Clov«r tear routi" .0 affect June I*. il»4 KAST. I <> ..Jommorctal Traveler, dally... ' <7a m I Mall, dally, except Sunday .11 ’. * m | 4—Day Bxpre**. dally ?: <•p tn K ti-Local Fre'xbl 1:10 pm [ WRST E I—Daylipreaa, da11y..... S:4Ta» i i-Ma:l. daby. eicept Sunday 11 am E- ■ trier I»1 Traralw. ia..y rt— Local Frelrbt k:lk> a m Lake Kite a Western ■ Time card from Bluffton Ind. I SOCTHBODND E 41—Dallyeacpt Sunday . .Ti’aam E. 1»— Dally eieept Sunday . .11:57* n. : ■ *—D*Uy except Sunday 5-2Spn. ■r <1 r in® throurt to Indianapolis without arriving 10 M am K <2 leave* Indlanopolle at TrOti* m Kuna K ugh without change, arriving at Bluffton Eb 6 a m Ko. 41 and 4* run via Muncie A Big * route

■ Chris Strebe was at Hoagland Iday. ■T.-c Yager left this morning on L reg alar trip. ■£ J. Bailey made a busine-s trip I Fort Wayne this morning. ■<'rval Harruff and Ralph Knoff Ipr.» surveying at Berne today, fclr-. J. Reed returned to Avilla ■* morning, after visiting rela Kes her. ■Miss Smith arrived this num L from Berne, and is a guest of I' George Kern. In. E. G. Schutn of Sihum, Ohio. Ksed through the city on her to Fort Wayne ■ram Acker returned to Geneva morning, after spending Sun■y with his parents. ■Fred Eiohenberger returned this ■rning from Berne, where he ■nt Sunday with his family. ■bilph Spaulding and Earl Me Bilde of Bluffton, were in the city ■t evening, guests of friends, fthe South End Wonders were ■ ated yesterday at Steele’s park ■ the White Sox, by a score of four to two. ■diss Jessie Blossom went to (in ■nati, Ohio, to enter the wholesale millinery and get new ideas off the fall headgear. ■ F. Gilpen of Markle, visited hij brother. W. H. Gilpen here toJan He is on his way to Battle Ctfc'k, Mich., where a son resides. Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Worden, of Marion, are spending two weeks Biting at Decatur, and Pleasant Mil s. and will take in the Great ■•them Indiana Fair.

Any Teacher Can figure it out, and most of them do, that this is the place to buy shoes. DUN S .PL’S DORTHY DODD CROSSET for men KUPPENDC)RF’S for ladies KIETH’S Charlie Voglewede Th* Shoe Seller Decatur, Indiana

P. G. rioo|Mir wit* attending to buffineu nt FortWavnc today. John Schug made a buatncM trip to Angola this morning. John Lachot made a busineas trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Dick Dillon of Fort Wayne, |a tn the city, a gneat of Wesley Goffman. Mie. Kinkletnn went to Fori Wayne thia morning for a visit with relatives. Mrs. J. M Reynolds arrived from Mnnoie. and is a guest of Mrs J. I * Wieahaupt Albert Spuller went to Defiance, Ohio, this morning to look after real estate business. Mrs. W. Nash returned to Kokomo, after visiting here as guest of Mrs. W. H. Coppack. J. H. Davis returned this morning from Portland, where he spent Sunday with his family. Miss Olive Lenhart of Fort Wayne, passed through the city, cn her way toJForest, Ind. Mrs. H. Bodkins of Huntington j passed through the city this morn-; ing on her way to Portland. Mrs. Anna Crist and daughb r arrived from Bluffton, and aie guests of Mrs. John Fetzer. Born to Mr. andJMrs. Reuben Gil pen. a big bouncing baby boy, both mother and baba doing well. R K. Allison returned from Oden, Michigan, last night, and j imports the fishing as excellent. Mrs. A. E Barrington returned to Celina, Ohio, after visiting heie with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Phillips. Marion Goldfait returned to Marion today. While here he was vis liting with Mrs. A. B. Morrison I and daughter. Joe Tonnellier and family returned from Rime City Sunday evening, where they lave been for the past two weeks. Misses Kate Maddy and Frances Russey returned to Muncie today. While here they were guests of Miss Bessie Congleton. George Snyder and daughter re turned to Fort Wayne this morning. While here they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. O M- Snellen. All high school students who desire to take examination in any branch of study, will please see Prof. H. A. Hartman, lietween now and noon of Friday, this week. Mrs. Nicholas Lang, who was operated on for abdominal trouble last week is reported as getting along nicely, though she will be a patient at St. Joseph hospital tor several weeks Mrs Beardsley, the milliner, has just returned from the wholesale millinery and trimming establishme its with her fall styles of street and ready-to wear hats. She also ' has left a few summer hats which she will close out at less than cost. Burt Mann came in last evening from Cardwell, Missouri, where he has been living for two years past. He will accompany his wife home the last of this week. Mrs. Mann has been, visiting here for several weeks. W. H Eichhorn, of Bluffton, was here today, as a sort of an advance guard to the Great Northern Indiana Fair. After a careful inspec 1 tion at this early time he pronounces the fair as being the best ever, and will return when the fair proper will be in fall blast.

NO PEACE Another Conference to be Held Tomorrow The Russians Have the Japanese Envo; s in a Mole and Trying to Hold Them. By United Free* Newe AeeoclatlonPortamouth, Mau., August 8H— Up until this afternoon the crisis had not been pasaed in the peace negotiations, both aides standiig firm. By United Preee Newe Aeeocletlon. Portsmouth, August 08—Everything here seems to le awaiting word from Tokio. Aeording to a telegram made public here today from Tukio, the conference cabine®, ministers and elder state4tnen who were called together early this morning has been prolonged severs hours. It is understood that the question under discussion is the abatement of Japan’s demand for money indemnity from Russia. It is believed from expressions that i the demand will ba withdrawn. E l Vancil was at Berne today.* Charles Phillip* of Lima. Ohio, i* here the guest of his parents. Miss Anna Simms returned to 1 Berne fro-n a visit at Bluffton. Mrs. Nancy E. Rose want to Claypool to attend a camp meeting. Mts. Alter of Huntington, passad through the city on her wav to Rome City. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Smalley returned to Lock wood. While here they were visiting friends. Mrs. Mary Tucker and daughter : Julia, and L. D. Tucker returned to Delphos, Ohio, after visiting rel- , ativea here.

N. Stalter leaves tomorrow morning for Henry county, Ohio, where ho will attend the Christian Union Annual Council. Harry Straub, the bill poster, met with an accident yesterday at Fort Wayne while attending the ball game between the Shamrocks and Auburn. It occurred while h» was leaving the park, his left foot catching on a board and throwing him to the ground. In the fall his face struck on a stone which punctured his left cheek, making an ugly wound. Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, Indiana, will open its 33rd year Septemqer stb. This is one !of the largest and most prosperous institutions of learning in the country, and is doing mere for young people than any other school. The work is of the highest order and the equipments the l»st. It offers without additional expense to the student, 'two new depart i rnents for the Coming year, dentistry and French. BUSINESS MENTION. Best grade red coal oil for sale a t the Bizaar. 188d6 Straw hats cleaned as good as new, by Robert at the Burt. Wanted—A girl to work at the restaurant. Inquire J. 8. Colcbin. 191dtf For sale—A cook stove, as good as new. Inquire of U. Deininger. Idldtf See the magnified microbe through the telescope at the court house corner —it's free. 194d2 When you coine to the fair bring your photos and pictures of all kinds to frame to Lyman Bros., and save enough to pay your expense* • 1 192dfi Received a shipment of new fail neckwear this morning. New Weaves, new patterss, new styles. They're sure to please. Holthouse, Schulte & Co. 198d2 For Sale.—A poplar boat, 143 x 3%, flat bottom, at reasonable price. Inquire at Baker Reinhart's restaurant. Lost—A fine gold-headed urnbrel la with the initials L. E. on handle. Finder return to Lase Ellis [and receive reward. 191dtf Those people having bottles belonging to the undersigned, will please return them at onoe. Joe T jnnellier. oewd4w

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CARRIER ARRESTED Robbed A letter Os Ten Dollars But Was Detected And Confessed. Hiram A . McElwain, - widely known in the southern part of thia county as a government mail carrier, on a route out of < )hio, was am sted yesterday by Deputy United States Marshal Sells and taken to Toledo for trial on a i charge of stealing ten dollars from a letter posted by Mrs. Ida Alspangh and addressed to rhe Larkin Soap Co. Mrs. Alspiugh took the carrier’s receipt for the letter, but, as it never reached its destination, an investigation was put under wav and it was disclosed that the letter hid never been turned into the Ohio City office for uispatoh. The carrier under the rule of the postal department bei ing required to receipt for the let--1 ter to the sender and in turn to take the postma'ter's receipt when the 1 letter was left at that office. McElwain pleaded not guilty and was held to answer to the court in the sum of five hundred dollars. He hopes to secure his liberty by furnishing ball. It is stated that the accused made a statement at Toledo in which he confessed the crime and acknowledged that he had made a serious mistake. The excuse given was that he needed the money badly atjthe time, last July, and that he had since replaced it. — Van Wert Bulletin. OPENED TODAY International Parliamentary Union Convenes at Brussels. By United Preet Newt Association. Brussels, August 28—The International Conference of the interparliamentary union opened in the houses of parliament this morning and organization was completed t ils affrnoon. The m ost important work taken up was the formation of a medeel arbiration iy Congressman Bartholett.

—Our Stock of ~T Fall •- Winter Suits FOR MEN AND BOYS Are different from the ordinary kind. They have an individuality of their own. Every man or boy who wears one of our suits has the reputation for being well dressed, and it s a reptation that lie well deserves. We’ve crowded just as much goodness and style into our New Fall Stock as our years of experience makes possible. You’ll be proud of your appearance if you wear one of our Suits. Don't yon want to feel that way? Fall Hats, Shirts, Hosiery Neckwear. Everything New. We’d be glad to show you. We are sure to interest you. Holthouse,.Schulte & Co. COOD CLOTHES SELLERS

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