Daily Democrat, Volume 4, Number 4, Decatur, Adams County, 18 January 1906 — Page 3

time tables ERIE RAILROAD In effect June 25. 1905 EAST BOUND I No. 8, New York Bxnrees 2:38 a. m, i No. 22. Marlon and Columbus ex..6:58a. in. j No. 4 Now York. Boston Ves. Um..3:48 p. ni I No 14, Wells Fargo Express 8:30 p. - n . No. 10. Chautav ,ja and Buffalo ex »:37 p. m I WBBT BOUND No. 7. Chicago Express 1:.W». m I No- #• Chlcaito Limited 2:58 a. m x No. 21. Chicago Accomodation.... 10:10a, tn t No. 3. Chicago Vestlbuled llmltedl2:s6 p. m x No. 13. Wells Fargo Express 9:02 p. m {-Dally. x—Dally except Sunday, j—Dally except Monday. John Fleming. Ticket Agent., 0. L. Enoh, Trav. Passenger Agent, Marlon, Ohio GRANO RAPIDSTINDIANS R'T, November 26.1905—N0w io effect. Sun Going South Dally ExSun ExSun Only I V Decatur 12.48atu 7.14 am 1.16 pm 7'lCpm Ar Portland. 1.43 am 8.15 am 213 pm 8.45 pm Ar Richmond 3.16 am 0.42 am 3.4>>pm 10.15 pm Ar Cincinnati (i.4sam 12.05 pm 5.55 pm l pipm train. Parlor car. 12.48 night train sleeping car to Clnclnnat Dally to Going NOrlh Dally Gd. Rapids ExSun Lv Decatur I.Boam 7.59 am 3 17pm Ar Ft. Wayne 2.10 am 8 40am 4.00 pm Ar Grand Rapids 6 43am 1.50 pm 9.40 pm \r Traverse City 1.25 pm 7.50 pm Arl’etoskev . 2.55 pm 9.30 pm 6.05 am A r Mackinaw < ity 4.15 pm 10.50 pm 7,20 am 1.30 am train sleeping car to Mack City 7 'am train Parlor ear to G. R and Mack i ity. 3.17 pm train Par'or oar to G. R. and , replug car G. B. to Mack City. TOLEDO, ST.LOUIS & WESTERN R. R.CO ’’CLOVER LEAF ROUTE" In effect June 36,1904. BAST, N 6—Commercial Traveler, dally... 5 30 atn N t— Mai., dally, except Sunday. ..11.58 arn No 4—Day Express, dally 7 22 p m N 22—Local Freight 2 35 pm WEST No B—Day Bxpress. dally 5 50* tn No I—Mall, dally.except Sunday ...11 :x: a tn N>5 —Commercial Traveler, dally *l’ pm < 21—Local Freight 10:1. a m trie fi Western T ne card from Bluffton Ind, SOUTHBOUND N 1.4— Dallyexcpt Sunday T:'s»tn N i.l9—Dally except Sunday 11:57a tn N- 35—DailyexceptBunday 5:26 pm No 41 runs through to Indtanapolls without tSange, arriving 10:30 a m Bo 42 leaves Indfanopolls at 7:00 a m. Kuns trough without change, arriving at Bluffton, tC ' H TT) No. 41 and 42 run via Muncie * Big 4 route

■ ■ ■!■■■■■ I Sam Stein made a business trip to! Auburn this morning. Will Hur4 made a business trip to' Fort Wayne this morning. The Helping Hand society met with Mr-i. C. Vogt this afternoon. Harry Groves of Berne was a business caller to our citv todav. I J. B. Stoneburner returned last evening from a business trip at Geneva. ■Jacob Butcher of Geneva was attending to legal business in our city today. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hess returned ast evening from Berue where they were visiting with relatives. Mrs. Robert Andrews returned last evening from Geneva where she was visiting with her daughter who is ill. Mrs. W. H. Nachtrieb entertained the Ladies Shakespeare club yesterday afternoon and the occasion was very delightful. The Sunday school teachers of the Reformed church will hold their weekly meeting this evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Heuer. A crowd of al>out thirty ladies gave Mrs. Fred Reppert, who recently moved into her new home on North 1 hird street, a very pleasant house warming last evening. Mrs. Jennie Studabaker left last evening for Los Angeles, California where she will enjoy the ’winter and spring among the flowers thus avoiding the bad season of Hoosierdom. Mrs. Hester A. Winans, who lives with J, F. Winans at Monroe ville, and an old Decatur resident, is seriously ill and reports say she can not live but a few hours. Her many friends here will regret to hear this information.

Freedom ■C 'J The free swing of the limbs, the easy walk that covers distance unconeiously. the easy action of the foot muscles, the entire freedom from weariness caused by foot troubles, all th »se come to wearers of the “Crossett Shoe for Men “Makes life walk easy” $3.50-4.00 CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE Sells the Shoes.

Mike McGriff of Geneva was a business caller here today. Dr. Aspy made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening. F. A. Macklin of Geneva was a business caller here teday. Engene Runyon of Berne was a business caller here today. Mrs. J. Reynolds made a business trip to Auburn last evening. J. D. Shifferly made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. E. A. Mann made a business trip tj Napoleon, Q., this morning. M. F. Rice returned last evening from a business trip at Berne. Clara Wheat returned to Geneva today after being the guest of friends here. Mrs. Jacob Spade returned to Peterson today after doing some shopping here. Henrv Ream of Willshire passed through our city this morning enroute to Fort Wayne. John Fonner arrived today from; Pittsburg and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. SmithMrs. Alphonse Kohn went to Fort i Wayne last evening to make a short visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Stone returned to Craigville today after being the guests of friends here. Mrs. Frank Porter returner! to Geneva today aftei being tie guest of Nr and Mrs. J. R. Porter. Mrs. Henneford returned to Bluffton today after miking a pleasant visit here with relatives. The ‘‘Along the Kennebec” left this morning for Delphos, where they hold the boards this evening. Charles Lose, Willis Fonrer and Charles Magley went to Portland today to attend the poultry show. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Young returned ito Columbia City last evening, while here they were the guests of relatives. Albert Bunch returned to Fort Wayne this morning. While here he was attending the funeral of his grandfather near Freidheim. T. L. Miller returned today from St. Louis where he was acting as a witness in a case against the CloveLeaf concerning a car of damaged peaches. The Ben Hur lodge will meet Fri day night at their lodge room. Business of special importance will be taken up and every member who can possibly do so is urged to attend. Dwight Jason Spuller, of St Louis, ia here, visiting Albert Spuller and other relatives. He was a former resident here, leaving here some twenty years ago. and this is his first visit since then leaving. He first went to Colorado, but is now living in St. Louis. Ihe “ Along Ihe Kenebec” com piny presented itself to a fair si/ d udience at Bosse’s oper i hiuse last evening, ami although not the strong esi company that has been here this season, itstemed to give general satisfaction. The scenery was grand and the specialties were good. There were several strong characters in the company. Four Decatur youug men are ‘ east, iug up” a school cf learning, in which teiepraphy, stenography, drawing, etc., will be taught, and while it will lie somewhat compact at the beginning, the four “professors” 'have within them the required talent to add one story after another, until the school becomes a “sky-scraper.” with a Morse-Pittman-Gibson roof thereon Developments are awaited.

.t I / DECATUR, IND. TWO WEEKS MORE” We Have Decided to Continue Our ..Great Challenge Sale.. TWO WEEKS LONGER As we wish to Reduce Our Stock To a minimum before taking invoice; also to give those people who’were not fortunate enough to get in before the time was up, a chance to take advantage of The Greatest Money-Saving Sale Ever Conducted in Decatur. Our business, up to date, has been very satisfactory, and we only ask of those who have not attended, to call upon their neighbor who has tab en advantage of this great sale and be convinced that we do as we advertise, for our aim is to please, and we STAND READY AT ANY TIME TO MAKE RIGHT ANY GOODS WHICH HAVE GONE OUT OF OUR STORE AND HAVE NOT GIVEN SATISFACTION, Note a Few of the Many Bargains: lOc Handkerchiefs. Sale Price . . 3c Men's Wool Underwear, SI.OO and lOc Sox 3c s|.sO values, while they last . 51c Men s Fleece-lined Uunderwear, 50c Princely Dress Shirts, 75c values, values, while they last ... 28c while they last 39c We will offer 10 per cent, discount off sale prices on ALL OVERCOATS Do not fail to attend. ONE PRICE TO ALL. Money returned if Goods are not Satisfactory. B. KALVEB & SONS BIG STORE BLOCK.

John Baker made a trip to Monros today. Mrs. John Vail went to Bluffton to day to visit friends. W. A. Lower made a business trip to For. and this morning. C. J. Lutz was attending to legal business in Portland today. Jesse Williams was a business caller at Fort Wayne t day. Dick Neptune returned today fn m a business nip to Fort 'layne. J. A. Ensbergeo made a business trip to the Summit City today Noah Weber of Fort Wayre was buying horses in our city today. ! J, M. Frisinger returned today from a business trip to b\rt Wayac. Ira Oswold went to Fort Wayne this morning ti take a course if treatment for rheumatism. Robert Blackburn returned today from Fori Wayne where h > was attending to pensic n matters Miss Estelle Wemboff arrived todav [ from Fort Wayne and is the guest < f • her parents. Mr anti Mrs. Barney Wemboff. Mr. and Mrs. S G. Humphries ar d Fred Bristow left this morning ‘cr KI Reno. Oklahoma., where they will make their future home, China Schumacher arrived this!] morning from St. Louis where he has I been working in a hotel. He will visit j with hie parents for a few days. Hester A. Winans of Monroeville. a j former resident of this city, died this j morning. Nc arrangements have been made for the funeral service* Mrs. John W Vail, of Decatur. Mrs. Dora Mitchell, of Muncie, and | Mrs. L. H. Bunyan, of Richmond will be guests of honor at the Queen Esther reception at the home of tie j Misses Wahner tomorrow night. All | niembersof the Woman's Home Mis ij siouary society are invited to attend i | Bluffton Banner.. A modern house centrally located < for rent. Cheap. Address “House'' | Democrat office. ■ The sojourning inembmers of 11 e j 1. O. O. F., in and near Decatur. J are requested to bj present in the I lodge hall Monday evening, Janu • ary 22, 1906, t< participate in t. $ good fraternal aid sociable evening J Harve D. Rioe. El Brushwiller, E. * Burt Lenh nt, Cbmmittee. 4-3 t

Out They Go To North Dakota \Ve have 100,000 acres of .and to select from. Go now while you have the time. Now you can see what the i winter climate is like. Don't wait i until the other fellow gels there. Win. H. Brown Co. 131 La Salle St. Chicago. Illa Mandan, Richardton and Matt. North Dakota. Sec J. B. Nisbett. Agt., at Murray Hotel. Decatur. Ind. . The P. K. Kinney Real Estate Ag. leney have over 100 farms for sale. Also large number of city proper ties. Money to loan at 5 percent. ts P. K. Kinney, Decatur, Ind Rooms »o Rent—lnquire of D. H. hnnsioker. Lost —A new overshoe, near Holthove Schulte Co's.. finder please return to Mrs. M. R. Smith. Lost Betwaeu my home and Central School building, a monogram pin with letter “M” eu graved upon it: tinder return to W 4 E. Russell. and receive reward. 311-3 F<»r Sale— An eight foot show case , i i good shape. Inquire at this office.

_ Xim an. —- wi.w-mr---? Jt «w - •»>‘u.< | ,i_ l i LX jdhil. g i 'JM‘X3?e-xC i x»a n T-JTm-h- LtU« nri_ I OUR LINE I of R§ | Buggies, Carriages, Wagons I gs Farming Implements Cinnot be excelled anywhere in iae state. In fact our store is filled with things you need and all at the right prices. MbO We solicit a call from you and ask that yvu make our store your headquarters while in the city. | LOCH, DIRKSON &CO |

SOME NEW ONES 1 Tn addition to the already large list of real estate now on sale, the SNOW . AGENCY has recently listed and new put.- the fcih reg city property and , farm lands upon the market. Call or write for large an ! more << replete list , ssassae: ess - No 452 -!• ft three-arrr tract. io Rur Craek :owi>? p fa r S 400.00 Na. 47? i ; QAA DA OVV . W V No. 473-1-« tore, avreirm in T M»ry. r > r Tin- OIAA A A i I buHdlDffb ura r wch« < s. Cum ruin. z <•? ' water fiilvViW |no i 2800.00 No. 473 Isa '■ 1 forty i.i tr ' u W»sl> i-jn wn- ■i’QO AA A A tn.i-uf 1t..0< r<a : tra-i. t-.i . lire O<CUU.UU No. 433 -f- ;i stock ■ t tr.en-l an :-v lha’ can ■ AAAAAA farm and Ua.ance aib pay tx* nt Uv vv. V V No. 430 Is a grain an.! feed gi dvr c»i.e n •it r • . QA A A A owner would svii or .vuld trade tor out • .h-sirat-e t>r ty fcW.W No 432 liaiti-ra: eave-io.- ~, i . <ar 'I >. - ««.■- CA A AA lue railroad: wood-l. uaa.cbi urn-h.-uie and park -r.-ru.et V. Vv • VNo 437 l< a ■ .-r :ir i i---r OKA A A QUV.VV ■■ ' 1200.00 No. 431 -I* a new eight-rove. 'r» - |/i PI HH < . «>f .mi -veu - m No 433 -N t l'<-acre ti.it. rt ar ci. r r m . r. Sew » don. and in the oil Cv.d. T!.i* lat <i - u t-t • - ”t* about :£.* iberra of growing titular, a y uc*’ : fiard. 1 U»f w.fr'rnew, a five-rt M-tn Nti-ry and >»►.*! * u 9000.00 1 Properties listed and advertised without cost to the owner if left on the i market for the time listed. Properties rented, bought and sold. SNOW AGENCY NATIONAL BANK BLOCK. DECAT ii, IND