Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 201, Decatur, Adams County, 4 September 1905 — Page 3

t7m»JA 9LB * ERIE RAILROAD 1“ t J une li<0& rAJT bov"» I V “ wdHiffilo •« »:»T p to F W f»«T IM>I’NI» , |-W». tn £«»•„ €*<♦»«■■ FJP’JJJ titta. n IL ‘ ,e“.,m<j4»i.<»o. ..IU I#a. m "’’"'•’“{'Mn £ Kk **'*» «<**• *" p - W Siiod»». fr* J !!-«>< M mdajr F 7 J-nt’ T "‘ kM *•*•*•’ ... L »‘»^y; r y ß^10 . I4PIOS i INDIANA RAILWAY P"" ,L>» Naw In fftVeCt. ter ‘ i ':. UK *K'm’nlo«" ♦<’ * •’*« ~" ’S •O*” nail* Daily ta «» San ( j nip,.!, _ .„ tt:>«i>m и. ,r _. •40 '• *l9 E**’ , ,«■• »vj ».■ i» ta “ Kuw ■’*“ ’* “ ,iM •• eat to Grand Maputo aad » : “‘™ n-' t , -"»• m. train parlor car U : Grand Rapid., alaeptng cat ■"’t Train, irnrr from not th at w* »i. C. L Lock wood G p.a j'.pr* 10 '• Gr. Rapid.. MIC HLEB3. ST.LOUIS t WESTERN R R CO |L- Cl _OV«* €•** "OUTf .a .Jac* Jon® **■ lßo4 KABT WSBT f Traveler. dauy »;« pto Jp-Uca y r<rhi ».M> a m Lake nria « We. ter a Tlleoard from Bluffton Ind. SorTHBOUMP к. Sunday a m fcO-na ; eruept Sunday ll:«am ai-u*’ y.MceptSundaj .. » ■ » m "ulrunti'Ti «b to Indianapolis without T’e Indianopdl. at trOCa m Run. ipour* ait bout rtanye. arrlatnt at Bluffton *"* Uad * run ala Muncta * Bte « route I J«ob Bnt'ber, of Geneva, was in lie city today. Mrs Charles Dicer iff viaiting fnesds at Portland. E L Ctrrol was looking after tainese at Monroe today Miss Harshman returns it» Ge ir* tfter visiting friends here M V B Archboli made a bu«issntnpto Columbus, Ohio, thia ■ormng. Mi«Emmt Terveer will entertun the B’au Not club at her home this evening Mrs. Charles Voglewede and MiwAnna Terveer were Sunday ristttrs at Tiledo. L T Brokaw left this morning !r('bic«go. to he absent several d»yr, looking after business. Mrs J W Torrence of Marion, Wired tyfav and will visit her pren’s, Mr and Mrs. Jeff Bryson. Mrs John Nix and son Cyril are Kflantingtm, the guests of Mr. ud Mrs. (tarles Kastner and other BhUvss Misses Benedine, Violand and Mare Heine arrived today fsorn kt Warne, and are the guests of liss Emma Terveere. Mr ami Mr. C W. Cole* and It* F L DeVilbiss returned to terr home at Lancaster, Ohio, visiting lelatives amt friends kuveral weeks. R’’ Noah Stalter was in town diy on his way home to Pleasant Ml*, after several days at the ffferenoe of the Christian Union to'h. held at Liberty Cen’er, •arr einn-v Ohio. He reports i|lonon« rime.

BARE FOOTED BOY’S The bare footed boy will soon have to be shodWhere are you going to buy his shoes? \\ e know where you would buy them if you saw ours, we have the old reliable line of Kreiders, every pair bulit of leather built to stand boys wear. We have them in the fine leathers or the heavy calf skins at 50 st-75

Charlie Voglewede SELLS E’M The Shoe Sslfer Decatur, Indiana

Ed Vancll wa. at Bluffton tay J B Stonebnrner was at Geneva today. Frank Cottrell of Btrne, was in the city today. Albert Brlttson was a visitor st Kokomo today. Dyonis Bchmitt was at Fort Wa y ne today. Mrs. J. Lenhart is a guest of relatives at Fort Wavne Mrs. R. M Andrews is visiting her daughter at Geneva Mrs A Biwen returns 1 to Pless ant Mills, after shopping here Mr and Mrs. Noah Mangold are visiting friends at Fort Wayne. Mrs. Zeigler returned to G meva. after s|iending Sunday here with relatives Miseea Irene Davenport and Maud Miller are visiting friends at Portland. Vio Mygrant arrived from Wolcottville, and is a guest of his brother. Marvey. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Girard arrived from Fort Wayne, and are guests of relatives. Mrs M A Hamm left today for Indiana|K>lls, after visiting Mr and Mrs. Hiram Gregg here Mrs. B P Harris and Mrs. Numbers returned to Winchester They were guests of friends here Robert Schrock left to lay for Crawfordsville, where he his accepted a ixisition in the high school as teacher. Mias Ila Kohne left for Fort W’ayne this morning, where she will attend school at the Sacnd Heart academy. The Paulding baseball tearr were scheduled for a battle with the Decatur's today, bit failed to arrive for some reason or an other. John Nidlinger is this week I showing his fine Duroo Jersey hogs at Columbus, Ohio, and from there goes to the Indianapolis state fair. The Clover Leaf improvements hsve arrived—a new floor will soon adorn the worst and most dilapidated depot along the tracks of the Clover Leaf railway. T. H. Baltzell will leave Friday for Indianapolis, where he will sh ow his fine herds of Shropshire and Berkshire sheep at toe state fair, and where he always bags some good premiums. The annual meeting and election of dhectors of the Citizens’ Telephone company, will ocrur this 1 eveni ig at the oftics of F. M Sibirm iver. Tae meeting should inter - ••st e ery stockholder, who shoal 1 te present at this meeting. The remains of B. B Dillon, the old man accidentally killed last week by being kicked by a horse, i w ire delayed in shipment some ! way and did not arrive at Corning | lowa, until a day after the sms : I who supposed the body was on the same train with them. The tact caused considerable uneasiness. The public schools oponed this morninr *nd the students from six years old and up were busy settling I down for th® year's work. The parochial schools also opened today. The attendance at the various buildings is good and it is predict id |hat this will be the moat successful year in history. The high school pupils number eighty-four, and the question with the school board is where to comfortably house them.

W. 8. Hughes was at Bluffton ! today on buainnaa Al Shaw was at Fort Wiyat this morning on business. E A. Mann was a visitor nt Fort: Wayne this morning. Mr«. D Unman returned to Elwood, after relatives. Mina Martha Workman iff visiting fl lends at Fort Wayne. Charles Pilliod of Piqua. Ohio, I is a guest of friends here. Dick Townsend made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Miss Minnie Blakey will visit lei , atives at Fort Wayne for a week. Miss Graber will attend business college at Fort Wayne the coming i term. For Site—A team of mules, gauranteed to be all right. Loch & Dirkson. Harry Archbold left this morning f>r Deflnace, Ohio, where he will | ent jr school. Dr Harry Smith returned to Upland, after visiting with Dr Burt Mangold here. Miss Myrtle E nerine returned to Indianapolis. While here she was guest of friends. Miss Anna Seymour retu-ned to Fort Wayne this morning, after visiting f-iends here. Mrs. Eva K. Gregg left trs morning for Foil Wayne, where she will visit friends. Mi*«es Blanch and Eva Irvin went to FortJWayne this morning for a visit with friends.

Miss Vera Segur returned to Angola this morning, after spending Sunday here with friends. Mrs. Fred Rahn of El Reno, Okla., is in the city, a guest of her s.ster, Mrs 8 G Humphries. Frank Bremerkamp and Elward Berling will attend business college at Fort Wayne the coming term. Mrs. H. Lehman returned to Fort Wayne this morning. While here she was a guest of relatives. Mrs F Crispman and daughter, Lena, returned to Marion. While here they were visiting relativts Misses Ode Fullenkamp, Mar guerite Conter and Mayme Smith I spent Sunday with friends at Bluffton. Mrs. J. Reinking, who has been a guest of Herman Remking and family, returned to Hoagland this morning John Trout and Charles Knapp left this morning for Lafayette, where they will enter Parduo university. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christen and son. Stanley, retn-ned to Chicago, yesterday, after being guests of Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Christen while here. Misses Gertrude Cunningham and Estelle Wemhoff of Fort I Wayne, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. B Wemhoff. Misses Celesta Wemhoff and Anna Clark will attend busine>s college at Fort Wayne. They left this morning. Mrs. and Mrs. Williams and chi’, dren returned to Indianapolis, after spending the summer here on their farm. Pius bohnlthies and son John, of Fort Wayne, and Father Leiter of A|legheuey, Pa., are in the city, guests cf John and Herman Yager. A. D. Clark returned to Chicago this morning, and will resume his work in the National Medical college, after t Mng a guest of his brothers, Dre. D. D. and C.JH. Clark here. Milliard Cowan of Hartford City, is in the city, a guest of friends and relatives. Mr. Cowan was formerly city marshal here, but is now located at the above place, where he is engaged in the oil business. Last evening Miss Agnes Vogle wede entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs. James P HaoP.ing in honor of Miss Helen Auntio cf Toledo, Ohio, and Miss Catherine Kinney of New Corydon. Pedro being the principal amusement of the evening, prizes were won by Miss Vera Ehinger and Catherine , Kinney, while Miss Stella Kohne and Margaret Clark had to console themselves with the booby. A lieanut hunt was also indulged in Miss Agnes Berling secured the Hrst prize and Miss Georgia . deibers the booby. About 10:30 , i three-course luncheon was served. \fter this the guests departed for i he home of Miss Bertha Kinney. ?here she entertained at a slumbering party. A flue time was reported.

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Loch, Dirkson &• Co.

Strew hats cleaned ar pod as new. bv Robert at 'he Ki it. Call and ii inii e my lire of Elk goods. Hensb y. 199d* grad® nd coal oil for sale at the Biziar. Ict-G For Sale A gentle driving horse and buggy. Inquire ol Frank Brad ley at Theodore Kennedy’s. d1961f Gypsum wall plaster— Fresh car at Decatur Lumber Co. 138tf G. R. &I. Rome City excursion Season tickets good until October 31, 12 30. Fifteen day tickets. $1.90. For Sale—Exclusive agency for the Saturday Evening Post. Will sell cheap. Frank Mills, Agent. 19M3 For Rent—Four rooms in house on Tenth street. Inquire of Mrs John A. Fetzer. 19-tdfl Mrs Whitright of the West End Grooerv. has a double set of carriage harness, two-hor«e wagon and a set nf dump boards for sale at a bargain. 201d3wl r $200,000 of money to loan on city and farm property, on the verv lowest rate nf interest at Sohnrger Smith's law. abstract and real estate office. Decatur, Indis®* 138dtf Lost—A fine gnld-he»ded nmlypl la with th® initials L. E. nn handle. Finder return to Lase Ell's "and receive reward. 191dtf MONEY WANTED! Have y o n monev dra wing you little or no in. terost? We can place same for yon on first mortgage security at six and aeyenper cent. DECATUR AR STR ACT (frLOAN CO. 168d2wks Choice building lots for sale at reasonable terms in th® Hanna *r>dition to Decatur. Indiana. Inonire at Sohurger A- Smith’s law •»n "hstract office, Decatur. Tnd. 138dtf Lost—A fin® pair of ice scales, somewhere h-'tween the J W Place oomnanv factory and the North End joe house. Finder please return to this firm and receive a handsome reward. Papers Lost—l lost valuable papers in the interest of the heirs of H. J. Dtvid®on and Elizaliefh Dividson. sometime the forepart of 19C4. Anyone having anv knowl. edge of said nepers will please re. port to J. R. Smith smith Tenth street nr to this office, 'and oblige James R. Smith.

AUCTION. A P<*nin«ular range. "Henrv F. Mill“r” piano and other hou’thol'l good". tn bo sold at a'Winn. Sit u" day, September 9,190 K. l ofrinning at one o’clock p. m. L. S. Wag goner, corner Jefferson and Ninth streets. Decatur, Indiana. 201dfl NOTICE. All meml>era of the local order of B. P. O E. who will take the degree work on Wednesday are requested to meet this evening at eight o’clock, at the court room Business of importance to be trans acted. Don’t fail to be in attendance. | Fiendish Suffering. is often canned bv sores, ulaera and csncers. that eat awav your akin Wm. Bedell, of Flat Rock. Mich, save: I have used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, for Diners, Sorea and Cancera |’ It is the best healing dressing 1 ever found.” Soothes and heals cuts, burns, and scalds. ’2sc at Blackourn & Christen’s drug store; guaranteed i

and the lime ia here wbm you should be thinking how you will keep warm during the long winter months, and in this line w» want to show ycfti aoiuetliiug iu the Majestic Warm Air Furnace that is right. Thia furnace iff made t»y the Chappell Furnace Co., of Moreuci, Mich., and ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction We do not ask you to take our word but are in a tioaition to give the word of those who have the furnace installed and who are high in their praiae of the same. The Majestic in constructed on the econmical principal, with a down draft radiator. The Majestic has no bolts or riveta in contact with the fire to burn out. Ihe Majestic has aoaralesa one piece radiators. The Maj-atic has very few joints, twelve in all. The Majestic is not built cheap but on honor. These are the main points hlkhH the MAJESTIC that makes it desirable. We also have the Akron Hot Blast Furnace which is a b-auty. Call and we ua at <• get our prices before pur chasing elsewhere.

Thg Berne Witness from now to January 1, 1907 for 90 cts TL 111* has entered upon its tenth year * 111 ' " and is bound to have 2000 paidJ yil J\\ up subscribers to help celebrate 111 IflM i,s tentll -anniversary on SepJ I I JV V tember 4, 1906, and therefore makes this extraordinary offer. You can make no mistake in accepting it. **| lll'L is more widely known all over TA lAI nntin countr y has been more J |l|| -l\\ of the last few years .II iglgl than any other newspaper pubUilllllvUv lished in Adams county. It comes twice a week —eight pages on I aesday and sixteen pages on Friday. The largest and finest printing establishment in the county. GIVE IT ATRIAL. It will be promptly stopped when you order it discontinued.

For Good Results with coffee son must first have good quality. Try a pound of the celebrated J. M. Fours Royal Dutches JAVA and NOCHA Remember the old adage: ‘‘The test of the coffee is the drinking of the same.” This coffee ie consistently good and placed in a class by itself. At True’s Grocery The Home of Clean and[Whoi«toome Foot!.

ATTENTION FARMERS! lam now ready to date your fall sale. Owing to the large amount of registered stock sales which I have already booked for this fall, I woti'd ask vou to send iu your dates early as my calendar is fast filing up. Having had ten years’ experience in the auction business and having sold in several different states, I feel sure that I can make vou some money. Office over Burns’harness store. Decatur, Indiana. Phones Office 4.30; residence 312. Yours for a successful sale. FRED REPPERT, Auctioneer.

From Decatur via. ‘‘CLOVER LEAF ROUTE” Sunday May 7th and every Sunday thereafter during the summer. T.L. MILLER, Agt.

$1.25 To TOLEDO Anti RETURN.

$1.75 To DETROIT and RETURN.