Daily Democrat, Volume 4, Number 17, Decatur, Adams County, 2 February 1906 — Page 3

Table lP.lt> RAILROAD. . * FfffXT DECATUR. At past bochd ft: <Tue»*° fgfSd *:(?'a-'m * o‘ !f **"„ L A?c<“ odAtton 10 10 a m :i ' ( ' t h ,*“ VTstibuled llr.ltefiiad* P. m Ip- Yw.U* F*r««> RsP'««* •'«* v. * *'*. T s . i-.pl «h niy-f-.pi MondayH*”’ joh- si.smiM. Ticket Attest., , 0..H1 Tray. P»»sen»er Agent, 0 l. Ev>*. * r »» Marlon, Ohio 'illlll RAPIDS i INDIAN* R’Y. SS'^rttSTSSS^W *** I'V-iirn T.Hsrn 114 pm "«pm I, !*r«i >r -■ *.lf>am 2 l-lpm '.'Mb -.«*m 3»pm 10 l-’ipa ggs3?l iUm 12 osprn J.»pm i'rafo .ieepinil oor to Clnclnnat **"* Hally to Pally Gd. Rapid* Ei“un ■** l 1 mam 708 am 317 pm . : loam H,«am 4,COpm sLadVopol. »«•» >-2S pm *- 40 «>“ ■'S ...»! itr ).2Apm - sopm lfTr» vrt " i Viptn •t,*>pm lUXAtn fef'n.wdiy t <ram nl**plo« <’*f '’>»T. fcTiram I‘arlorrar ‘O G. B and Mark ! * . • !■»' r -«r to I. 14 and tt. to Mack City. iaO,ST.LOUIS& WESTERN R. R. CO "Gtovin L«*r souri - * la affect June M, luo*. HAST, .<_Comtner-:al Trareler, dally... 5 mam l»-M* datiy. *iceut Sunday .11 '-am t£:)»y liureaa. dally p m EoLpiai rraifht 2 Ml par, WEST „i_n,.lipr**a, dally * V| a tr . d»!» aieept Sunday 11 ■> a m ht-OomiaercUl Trayeler. dally *ll pa ff—Local ffralaht 10:1.*. a m Lake Kris * WeaUra Tta* card from flluffto* lad, SonTHBuONli ttl-Daliy arcpt Sunday „..T:!Sani a lt-oaily *ic*pt Sunday ~11:51am * l-Daiiyeicept Sunday I*P» %' tl run. ir.routth to lndlanapolla without arrimni 10:10 a » a, it .a..a Indlanopolla at 7:00a m Kuna Jcait . to, at chanye. arrirln* at Bluffton S-<rt*3 tt ran yla Munclafc Blft roma

■ Chn* made a business trip H Cooper lint morning. I I’rter Sold tier of Berne wan a uum Li rimtor in the city today. I Frwik Wembofl made a business BpP Fort Wayne last evening I [ \ Khinger made a business Hnp to Fort Wayne last evening. ■ T m Kc.il arrived last evening from Ha regular trip and will spend Sun Hili here. H Dr Thain returned to Fort Wayne Hltse.i, ng after being a profession Hi filler here. H M:i» Maggie Mimmick went to Ft Hume a-t evening to make a short Hist with relatives. H Fred Bohnke Sr left last evening Hr Woodbtirn to attend the funeral b* granddaughter. ■ Will Christen of Kook ford. O , is in H»' iK the guest of his parents Mr Hid Mrs Albright Christen. ■ Mel'eeley returned las? evenHat’» Fort Wav tie after treing here Hi*guest of Mrs. Janies Baiu. H * 10 nteet the ladies of the I'res B'W.an church at thechunh parlors H« Washington's birth lay. Fei>. 2*2. Htk'b for announcements later ■ Tom Cloud the well known horse ■oau ha» signed a contract to go to Hurt. Mu-b . May I, to take charge Hum of the be«t pacing horses in Hut itate ■ A representative of the National H'W'n.t Co. will demonstrate and tell H i; *k® ff°°d qualities of their cakes, and Inuer Seal goods and jou on what you like at F- V Hjili* Grocery, Saturday Feb. .’ird. H** public are cortiually invited. |C>2t

Distinctiveness mlm Is the keynote of the style of the “Dunlap” Shoe. But in many other points it difeers radically from the eommoil makes. wmJJSfimLjjy ft This is exemplified by the W j new spring models which we jS are now showing. More clearly than ever they indicate J&K not only the clever designing jfir but the splended workmanship ~'g m which has spread the fame of Jm the ( j/p' "DUNLAP" All leathers, $5.00, all styles CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE Has the agency for Deco-ur

Will Russell made a business trip to Monroe today. Sam Kuntz of Berne tvas a business caller here today. J. B. Stoneburner was a business caller at Monroe today. J. M. Frisinger returned today from a business tripat Fort Wayne. Harry Werthan arrived today from Chicago and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kalver. Miss Fancheon Rice returned today from Fort Wayne where she was the gueet of friends. Mrs. A. Yobst returned to Fort W ayne today after making a pleasant visit here with her son Charles Yobst and family. Chales Christen went to Napoleon, Ohio, this morning where he will put in a bid on the construction of a new school house IDO .£1 C. dub Will give iil informal dance this evening in their rooms over the Winnes shoe store. All are most cordially invited to attend. A marriage license* was issued to James W MoDonald, 32 laborer, of Lleoatur, Adams (Jo., Ind, xnd Lillie W. Hivers, 21, of 8t Marys The official expected to perform the ceremony was not known to the contracting parties —ht Marys 1/tader The horse sale today attracted a large crowd of people from the sur rounding country and the bidding was spirited. A large number of an imals were offered for sa'e and ail went at remarkably high prices. The sale like all former ones was s success and the managers are well pleas ed with the attendance Fred Ueppert did the auctioneering. Miss Yates is demonstrating the celebrated National Tapori/er r and Yapor-oi at Hoitbcuse drug store for just a few* days. Don’l fail to s« her Dr. J.Q. Neptune is still doing business at the same old stand. (First stairway north of First National Bank where he has been practicing for the past twenty years. 1712 OBITUARY. Wm. E. Redding was born Oct 26. iB6O, in Gaerney county Ohio, «nd died January 24, 1»06, aged 55 years, two months and 2* days was son of Charles and Martha Redding. He was married to Mary E. Davis July 20th I*7o, to them was born three children. Alma F., Ola 8., and D)ra B. the latter two preceded him to the better land He leaves to mourn his departure, a wife, one daugher, Mrs Alma Oilpen of Forest, Indiana and and two foster ohiidren, Orpha M.Bxrthng. of Fort Wayne Ind, and Ray H. Redding of Salem Ind., six grand children tiesiass a h-ist of relatives and friends Lie a was a devoted Christian, member of the Baptist church , and a kind and loving tin* band and father and was dearly beloved by all who knew ifim There was a Jlarge oonoonrse of sympa Ibetio friends and neighbors at the M. E. church at Salem Friday morning, which was conduted by H Kohn assisted by Rev Sprague of the M. E. ohoroh at Salem Farmers Take Notice. Are your hogs and chickens healthy snd in as thriving condition as you would like to have them, if not, feed them Egyptian Hog and Chiekea Cholera Remedy. But up in gallon and half gallon cans. For sale at the reliablebie drugstore, Smilt. Yager A Falk. 48tf

CASE IS ON Moyer Damage Suit.- Huber DeVoss as Stenographer. In the circuit court, WedrtMday morning, was begun the trial of the case of William Moyer against William Glendeuing et al., for damage* resulting from alleged misrepreeen tation of the output of several oil leases owned by a company in which all were interested. W ith Judge La Follette on the bench, practically ail the forenoon was spent in the effort to set urea jury. George Stolz of Wayne township, James W, Mi Fad den, (Thomas Stone anti George T Brake of Madison township, Asa Pet tyjohn of Jefferson township, Henry Stuber and William Bennett of Noble township, Samuel Claycotxtb and Me) vin E. Neare of Greene township, Joseph lyeggett and John W\ Merrill of Jackson township, and John Fid dler of Pike township, were finally ao eepted as the twelve men who will hear the evidence and undertake to settle the differences iielween the litigants. Prior to the noon adjournment the opening statement waa made by Theodore Shorkney of Cnion City, for the plaintiff, and the examination of witnesses was not taken up uniil after the noon adjournment Huber Devoss of Decatur, for a long time the [official reporter of the Adams circuit court, and a stenographer of ability unexcelled in the stale, is here to report the case. The submission of the case will occupy a week or ten days Sbockney Bros, of I’nion City.: and Smith A Moran of this city, ap pearicg for the plaintiffs, while the interests of the defendants are being caret! for by D. D. Heller A Son of Decatur, Simons and Daily of Bluff ton, and Emerson E. McGriff of the city Portland Commercial Review WILL PROBATED

Last Testament of Deiderick Buuck Mitfc Public. The will of Diedertck Bunck de o-ased, of Pretie township, waapr hated at the oounty clerks , Bioe today, after providing for the pay ment of all debt* and funeral ex pesos Mr Buack bequeaths hi* e* tate both real snd peracnal to his beloved wife Mary Bcrock, fee simple. The will further states that it is the desire of the testator that no letters of ada>.nitration be issued The will was wntun May 7. 189'J and was witnessed by John Schurger and Henry nau. The *h«n>r,.<■!*. Id Irelaml oul.v ut-< shsmrtwk is known. It is iu Indigenous »f clover which trails along titc ground amotig the gra.v* In meadow- Tb* tro fold leaves are not more tlian ouefourtb the si*e of the -mo Hot clover usually seen m America and are pure gretu In color, without any of the brown shading of white an 1 pink etc vers The creeping stem I* Uarvl an-i fibrous and difflcult to dislodge from the earth. On Rt. Patrick * day tb«o true shamrock ha* to be searched out *aioug the gras*, for though ccmpara tivei.r plentiful at that sei!*.-o. it grows close to the ground. Later tt bears a tiny -white crown” blossom The Information that -bamrakh Is the Arabic word for trefokl may be of service to those Interested iu the origin of the Irish rate. Varied (onwrßrfMfkl Addrraar*. An acxious inquirer was discussing with Bishop I'reuderg-.i.t the .-ouiplex nature of *on:e of hi* episcopal dot sew "I should think you would find giving addresses at commencements particu larly tryiug." *«><! the Sn*tulrer tjue* tiohlngly. ”1 do.” -ighed the bishop. "How ean you manage to find anything original to -ay year after year Y' probed the Inquirer, determined to get at the root Os the matter. “Oh. I don’t.” said the bishop, hi* fa.* lighting up and expanding Into a whimsical *unl«\ "J don't .av auy thing original. Each time I .imply u.e different adjective*.” —Philadelphia Record. a•lo IU a f I.- rnoklng lam. Automatic cooking boxes were tn general use among the Hebrews nearly 2,000 year* ago Tire tireek amt Homan writer* frequently ref«-r to them. In hi* edition of “Juvenile,'* for example. Frledlander cite* a cmnmen tator, who refers to “tlie Jews who a day be fort- the Sabbath put their viand* hot Into the cooking boxes, the pots Itclng ooven-S with napkin* snd wrapped about with hay. so that they may have warm f«*v! oa the Schbath”

DICK NEPTUNE, DENTIST Office over Auth'e Jewelry store. ’PHONE 472.

C THE VENETIAN KITCHEN. It Would Hot hr r an 4in«*rl<aa took to f*rep*rr h Any one who keeps bouse in Venice will find that the picture*.piene** of surroundings S* carried out lu all the detail* of life. The kitchen, for :u stance, will tie more primitive than any kitchen you lmi« yet seen if your apartment 1* snytbiug short of a palace, il Is apt to tie a spacious room, around the top of which run* a row cf shelve* fliicd with pewter plate*. There art rows of copper pot* and saucepan* and there are fi- :Dating earthen dishe* and casseroles of even size, and In the inventory there * sure to be » round Wooden board with a stubby handle, to turn out the steam ng poieu ta on. Polenta la nothing In the world but an excellently made coniines’ mu*b —a eOFttUieal BiUsh with the inushlne*ieft out. for to I** |>erfe« t polenta must i have consistency. Beside* the exact j protein sons of water, salt and meal, po lenta. to tie gi»«! must tie stirred eon tlnually. and n long cudgel for this pur pose is another Item In the kitchen fur nishing Our polenta was coked In a copper pet hung on a crane over a wood fire ami this brings me to the cooklits arrangements. There Is no stove la this Venetian kitchen: there Is nothing to cook on by means of wh.cb an Ainer ! lean cook could turn out a aqua re meal ! There is a wide socjistone hearth, tb* j kite of the ordinary range, surmount ! ed by an Imposing I On Slit* hearth, without aid of and runs ,* built, a wood fire. The sticks are long, snd •nly one etui i« lighted Pie other end - extends out on the edge of the hearth | amt ns the lighted ends bum down th« sto kls pushed ba -k into tne rt.mie On! either side nf this Ore stands a foruello, j an earthenw arc v-*-*l something Ilk* j a largo square Mir.-t In these are i ade ,-har. **il fire* quit* j large enough to heat two tJjflrotis at 1 the same time This H all the <-Hikingarrangement. There I* no place for) roosting or t- «iug \>» hre-a,J, enke of! biscuit la ever mm to la aa Italian house. If y iti vlsh to roost a turkey | or a la ge i nl you send it .u It* pan > with the bo., r for Its basting, to th«i baker w!m* r--u<’ to a b>- itttifu | brown f*>r from .i to .*» • -nt* Tbs; smaller fowls are roasted n one of | the large copper e asserole*. and by j turning and tw.ditg and basting tn cesaantly the bird Is perfectly roasted as one would wish. There Is no placs for k<*T-:ng anyth ug li-it on tins etu bryonic raugiv atsl with only three j place* for cooking something mu*t be - rooked first and ** f as.de to make way . fir Other d:-li-« till the other hand tiers- could not ta* a tn-sre e-unoai a,; way of cooking In a very few m-> ; mens* the t-hantsil tiro bums at fulij pitch, ami if one » *h«-s fix ju«t enough Stid no more to broil a • boyi one may have It without having to !:ght a firv sutfii.cut to cw»k au eutlre dinner, as; one would have to do w ith us. for the fuel fur an Amen- an kit- hen rang* costs anywhere between 25 sod 3li cents a day In Italy fuel. Imiodiug , Doth wood ami -har-<»u!. "nets 10 - cuts a day for a fain y of moderate ssxe. - I’Ugvui. Daaii,M sad the < lock. The cits k tn the anteroom of the mm tarry of Jo** e in far - having sr ips ptsl. a watchmaker t.»'k It to piece* and nag snr|>n-«*l to iiikl engraved on one of the Wheels lil * IttS-T pt.--U J Jean Blanche*, this '.-yl Aug 17BC ■saw the Sb-ur li-autoii prufaue the eui blem of divine k:ugsh:p by breaking a fieurde ! s. which »-* rightly ad -rued the hand of the cluck " Ttie ms>-rlptloa had been hitherto uwliscovered. Lwa ton at the time mentioned was misdate* I of justice, and it ta known that Um dock st-sid for more lha.ii a century in the minister’* private roost Presum •My he na* irrtiatcd by watching the! fieurde!;.*, whi- It fin -ti !T the :. u j me hand, as tn many clocks of tbs i eighte**rith century, slowly mark fleet ing time *• he sat at h * desk, and on the day in question he suddenly started up in a temper ami broke the emblem off idle hand still shows a mark where it was mended and the floordc-i * re adjusted. The Jean Blanchet who tnj his re*p*s-t for dethroned royalty rw j <x>r<le*t hi* indignation at Ilaoton's act! ia unknown, but he may be supjiooedi to have Us-u the wat> buisker «tK; mended the broken hand •d v Ire t„ taskers, "More smokers contract cousumptioe from negietcug an ordinary precaution than from tnba'iug smoke.” declared a physician "Non* of us care* to Infect the iuugs with ordinary street dust, yet every consumer of cigars Inhales a more detr,mental kind of dust every time be lights a fresh specimen The majority of cigars have short lute [ rlor fillings which contain lots of small particie* of tobacco duat Especially I*! tbta so of cigars that are bandied a 1 great deal and of those that become very dry from age the ordinary smoker bitre or cuts off the end and j draw* this dust luto bis lung* w ;th th« first puff. Oftcu it only Imigc-t in the throat and produce* Imtattoo or 1 hoarseness, with which mvvtt smoker*; are afflicted. A safe precaution aga.ast j such danger Is very simple. Before lightiug the elgsr merely blow through j tt, and you will see issuing from the large cud the dust particle* I refer to. ' i —Philadelphia Telegraph The Chinese IJenl Wife. If you want a place where really valuable fsminlne accomplishments are held in esteem, you shouhl gi> to Can ton. Ti e Chinese there aunuaUv cele brate the f*-»tival of the splunitig maiden and the cowherd. It sounds gay At the last festival a girl of * tteeu, with a netnlie iu >ne baud and thread in the I other, knelt before the shrine of the star goddess and threaded the needle behind her head. She was at once inundated with offers of marriage. So eaaily pleased Is the simple Chluaman

Will Your Creditors Wait on You? It not Borrow Money From Us. on your household goods, piano*, organ-, u-ama, fixtures, etc., without removal. You can have I turn one to .wvivr ro obUw of time ia which to pay it back, in smrll weekly ot monthly payments, as you prefer. #1,30 i* the weekly payment on a »50k>»n for 60 weak*; other amount* in the same proportion. If you need money, please use thc'ollowing blank. Our agent* are in Decatur Tuesdays. Da t# Your uame.. Wife’* Name Street and Number City ....... Amount Wanted Kind of Ssw-arlty you have. Occupation All eommunicationa held strictly confidential. Coil on or addraaa Fort Wavne Loan Co. Rx>m 2, 2nd Floor Established 1"7»1 70S Caihr-ia St Home Pbone 533 fFT WAYNE. IND) Opp. Court Houa*

Now Will You Listen? You surley will if y t «tal a set of- rate lows diahee. r only some odd piei-ee. For a sh«<rt time I will *«•;, a 1.-niiteti a-ucter o l the cerv beat dinner set at vert lost price* R> n we 'ist two or three can't h*l all for want of space <>2 Piece Dinner Set $10.50. 3 .*1 cot entirely tse« us shape at : rat:- n Dent - nun jatUcrn Beal Etg' sh ware S ne leibt t Doz. 5 in. plates. i Do/, e in. plates, j Doz. 7 in. plates. *, l)o/. Coup Sf ups. 1 Dor Cups and saucers 3 Patters. 2 Covered dishes 2 Baker*. 3 Nappies 1 Co-, ered butter 1 Gravy boat : Creatu pitcher : Sugar bowl 1 Large Water pitcher % Do/. Soup bowls AT TRUE S.

FOR sale:. .4 fire rocm crAtage, •th let »Vtl 2 I .« cf fr t 'arc *\ ■ a fa.riv good shape. House pi|«d t> rg is and it vd -istern Tina property is a bargain at 0 (®. Ac y one in the market ft r a g»t d*‘ -*.i h< .» r Wish.: gto tn test for rectal purpose* mdi do well to let siigate. Farm of TH a. res, located lit a '*•« from Berce »th god eight rt « m house and two cellar*. Large tank barn v tTO tg he .«• mos *f ’*l orchard, nearly all black land, fa.r:r wed drained, we., fenced and baa T arm of tinker. Price t&XWXfI© H'kt.CG a*h and the balance a five* rears time. This piece is cheap and will pay r 1 1 mre-t gate If you ar* thinking of boyingnty cr farm pr perty me a and get ir complete list. Northern Indiana Real Estate Company. Phone t.h). OtEve over Burnt' Hanieee Store. Dweatur >nd-

1 Low excursion rates to New Otieac* Mobile and Peem*c!». Fla via the Clover Less. FH> 22 to 27 Oce fare plus 52.26 for round tnp. good ieav ug destmatiou until March *1 ExIsosioo until Mar h 17th esn b*> provided for at destination by payment of 50 escts T L-Miller. Agt

T omorro w Saturdry Is the last dav of our •> Going out of buiness sale Save one half on all your purcheas Store Open L• nt il io p. m. The South End Bargain Stor^ M. SHAPIRO. Mgr.

T .i— - ■■ Boat —A Red Men * < <rder pm between Serenth and Eleventh •tree! finder ret urn to William Scfelegel and receive -e*arJ Five dollar* to "t Lou.a and re turn v.a the Clever Leal Saturday and Sunday Feb 10 and II C*o* d i tearing St Leu s returning unt,. T -0 • Me ay Fe >l2 T M...er Agt