Decatur Democrat, Volume 44, Number 31, Decatur, Adams County, 11 October 1900 — Page 6

SOMETIMES when you have lame back and feel poorly, you stop working for the day. But all you do is take the rest and go right to work again when the symptoms quiet down. That is no way to head off a terrible disease that is fastening its grip upon you. Stop the first leak or you lose the ship. MHTlcLeans Liver&Kidneyßdm quickly cures those first irregularities and thus repels Bright’s Disease, Diabetes, Rheumatism, Jaundice and Female Troubles. Druggists have it, $i .00 a bottle. THE DR.J.H MCLEAN MEDICINE CO. •T. LOUIS. MO. For sale by Holt house. Callow & Co. Low Rates via Clover Leaf. On Oct. 2nd and 16th. the Toledo, St. Louis X Western R. IL, will sell Homeseekers’ excursion tickets at verv low rates to points in the South and West, gixxl returning 21 days from date of sale. Get ticket and information from the nearest agent Clover Leaf Route Very low hunter's rates via the Clover Leaf Route. During the hunting season, fall and winter of ItKX) 1. commencing Oct. 1, the Toledo. St. Louis X Western Railroad company will sell hunter’s tickets to points in Ark.. I. T. Lou., Mo., Ky.. Tenn., Miss., Ala.. Mich., and Wis.. good for returning .‘<o days from date of sale at very low rate. Ten Dollars Reward. The Toledo, St. Louis A Western Railroad company will put into service two new broad ven; billed passenger trains 1 etween Toledo and St. Louis. These trains will be the finest that can lie produced. For the purpose of giving these two Clover Leaf fivers popular names, we herewith offer SIO.OO in gold to anv person (except Clover Leaf employees) who suggests a name which is tiuallv adopted by us. No conditions an' attached and any number of names may Ih> suggested by any one person. All comnmica ticns should be addressed to C. W. Mordorff. Ass't Gen. Pass. Agent. Toledo. Ohio, marking the envelopes “Clover Leaf Fivers.'' Suggestions will be received until Dee. 1. 1900. at which time a decision will be made. Special autumnal excursion to Ma rion. Ind., and the National Soldier’s Home via. Clover Leaf Route. Sunday. Oct. It. 1900. For the above occasion the Clover Leaf rout? will run special train and make verv low rates as follows: Toledo to Pleasant Mills, inc.. Sl'Ot*: Decatur to Craigville, ine.. .75. Sjwx-i.il train arrives at Manov, at 1:00 p. tn., returning train leaves Marion at 5:50 p. m. Grand opportunity to see the National Soldier-' Home' in its gorgeous beautv and to visit your friends at points enroute. Get further information as to time of special train from nearest agent Clover Leaf route. C. W. Mordoff. Asst. Gen. Pass. agt. Low r.ites South Oct. 2 and 16,1 1900, via Southern Railway in eon nection with Queen A Crescent Route from Louisville. Ky.. ami Cincinnati. Ohio. Reduced rate one wav and round trip tickets to points in Alabama. Tennesse. Mississippi. Louis iana. Georgia. North Carolina. South Carolina. Florida and parts of Virginia. These special rates only on October 2 and 16.1900. from CinHn nati and Louisville via the Southen Railway and Queen A:Crescent Route I Connecting lines north of Cincinnati and Louisville also sell through trek ets via our lines on these dates at re dtioed rates. Maps, schedules and information as to rates, routes, etc., furnished free. Correspondence and patronage solicited. Address, C. A. Baird. Trav. Pass Agent. 204 Neave Budding, corner 4th and Race Sts.. Cincinnati. Ohio. The last excursion Sunday. Get. 14. to Chicago and return, via Chicago and Erie R R. Special excursion tickets will be sold for the following trains Sunday. Oct. 14. at the follow ing rates: Rivare. one day limit. $1.50. two day limit. 53.50. Decatur. Preble, Magley. Tocsin. Kingsland. Uniondale, Markle, one day limit. $1.25. two day limit. 53.00. No half rates for children. Tram leaves Decatur at SXX* a. m. Returning, special trains leave Clue i_- • - .md 7p. m. Son day. Oct. 14. One dav limit tickets good only on special trains. Passen gers purchasing two day limit tickets can return on any regular scheduled train up to train 12. leaving Chicago Monday. Ot. 15. at 9:20 p. tn. \V. S Mom-on. T. P. A.. Huntington. Ind l "' ' “ arsI n I L.l I J, promptly for moderate fees, l atent guaranteed in every ease. All forms of practice relating to PENSIONS, bounty, back par. prize money, addi tional homestead claims and all kinds of Pvblh Land business attended to with care. Burton T. Dorie A Co.. Washington. D. C. |Ur. Fenner’s KIDNEY | ” ”4 Backache Cure, ~ Twt aS KtrtfcwSteMrt and Un® a y • K A- X Kmw. RbmMatM*. IW4 w. utaj, ««r. Unfailing in Female Weakness

ARE APT PUPILS. ' Filipinos TakliiK Lessons From American Field Tactics. Manila, Oct. B.—Four troops of cavalry and Ko companies of infantry have recently reinforeed Gen. Young in northern Luzon, where the insurgents are concentrating in the mountains of North and South Illoieos provinces. under tlie leadership of Aglipay, the excoinniimllated priest and renegade. Gen. Ttuio and Gen. Vlllnneauve, who had been quiet for some time, are now showing signs of becoming active, as the end of the rainy season approaches. Os late there has been considerable scouting and skirmishing in the provinces of Abra and North illoieos, though without decisive results It is obvious, however, that the nianouvres of tlie Filipinos are more skilfull than formerly and Held tactics of tlie Americans are being followed by them. Senor Mabini. tlie virtual founder of the so-called Filipino government who was captured by the Americans last December and lodged in Jail in Manila, has been liberated As lie had always persistently refused to take the oath of allegiance to tlie United States government he had maintained his reputation among the Filipinos ns a resolute patriot. They now believe that he has reached a private understanding with the American authorities, which has secured his release, and. consequently, he lias lost some of his popularity, although he is still considered the leader of the dormant revolutionary element. This week the commissions will begin tlie work of revising the tariff, making use of the results of the in vestlgation of the army in this direction. It is the intention of the commission to give American trade a letter chance than It has heretofore enjoyed. owing to the high duties. DALY SUCCEEDS CLARK Point Involved In Trcasnrership ol Democratic Clubs. Indianapolis, Oct. s.—The convention of the National Association of Democratic clubs re-elected W. It. Hearst as president of the organisation. Max F. Ihmsen was re-elected secretary, ami Marcus Daly of Montana was elected treasurer to succeed William H. Clark, his bitter political enemy, the millionaire mine owner, who was recently excluded from the United States Senate. Tlie ovation f c \V. .1. Bryan ami Adlai E. Stevenson yesterday afternoon was the striking feature of tlie convention. Gov. McMillan of Tennessee was the permanent chairman of the convention, being elected to that position in the absene, of Mr. Hearst, whose inability tj be present was remarked on all sides. Ministerialist's Majority. London. Oct. !♦. Liberal leaders admit that tlie Salisbury government will return to [lower with a majority ot from 130 to I»SH. Os the 41*2 members already declared officially elected, the ministerialists number 327 and the op]K»sition lt>s. The former have gained 1 seats and the latter IS. Fotsnes Is Striken. Havana. Oct. 9.- Mr. Martin Foanes, acting director general of posts, was removed yesterday to luis Animas hospital Suffering. it is believed from yellow fever. MARKET QUOTATIONS DAILY MARKET REPORT Prevailing Prices For Grain. Provisions and Livestock on Oct. S. Indianapolto Grain and Livestock. I _ Wheat—Wages. Tile; Na. 2 red, weak. io*sc. Cora Firm; No. 2 tailed, tie. Oats—Firm. No. 2 mixed. Xc. H ■** I. -wer at M '■oi* Sheep—X! uiet at F-Cktt.e--S.ow at Kt,r. Lamb*- Steady at S3.oWjh.Ts. Chicago Grain and Provisions. _ Opened. CioseA Wheat—l*ec. TTM! Cora— •' earn I Nov -s , i»ev vx-* oati- ’ Ort. —~ ! Nov. T’’ PorkOct it I Nov Jau. 1‘ u » li <- Urd- 11 ® <*rt. TXT T 32 f 4 Ribs- * 57 1 Oet. x g w j«n- i K Closing cash market.-’Vhc- - S ' r-K. IxiuisvUle Grain and Livestock. Wtie-.t—N 2 red and Lmgbervy. Tse. x - x - mixed, ggr Oat* N-- new. . s . r_.-J Cattle Steady at S 2 *a»..5.25. Hos- s „ I.X. Sheet S-e.tdv at 32.0a.-4.JQ, Lam:« Steady at > Cincinnati Grain and Livestock. Wheat-Firm. No. 2 red. TSHe. Corn Easier: N g uiiaed. Oats-Hrm: N«v 2 nixed. 3fc. Cattie -oetive at th T.’diAio. H s- strong at e< 5..tatuM— Active at 3X2MtXM. Chkago Livestock. Cattle—St ady: s'eera. *4'odw.4o- atoeb. vra. fchMMi&db. H.-gs Stronger at $4 ■*«».-. 4.'t» Sb-xp-Stow,ger at Ki4>< 4 00. Laubs-Slow at H i'c.xao New York Livestock. Cattle—Slow at Xd<-‘ *l. Hog»-L>wer at SMo>:STX. , Sheep S-eadt it ggXiwitTA Laiuba-Strady at S 4 Toledo Grain. I Wheat—Attire ea«h. Dec.. SlKa Cora -Ualet No 2 ca-h. 42Sc. Oat.- Dali; No. 2 cask. 35e.

In effect Jan. 8,1800 EAST. Passenger 5:84 a.na Express T:ltf p nt . Mall 1205 pm Local 7:25 p tn. WEST. Passenger 4:10 a m Express 8:28 a. n> Mall Uea re Local 3:08 p tn E A. Whinrky. Agent z'n Erie bines / 4*4 IJ g U n. Schedule In effect March . V 11 | z 6, 1900. Trains leave Decatur at follows: WEST. No. 5, vestibule limited, dally for ( Chicago f 12:38 p. in No. 3. Pacific express, dally for ( Chicago. i 2:25 a. tn No. 1. express, dally except Sun- ( day for Chicago 1 10:43 a. m No. 31. local, dally except Sun-I day ( 10:10 a. m Nol3. well* Fargo Limited Ex-1 • press, daily except Monday v 6:15 p.m and day after legal holiday I EAST No. 8. vestibule limited, dally for I New York and Boston | 7:57 , No. 2. express, dally except Sun-1 day for New York i 1:55 p. m No. f? express, daily for New I York i 2:25 a. m No. 30. local, daily except Sun- ‘ dav f 10:10 a. m Through coaches and sleeping cars to Nev York and Boston Trains 1 and 2stop at allNtations on the C. A E. Division. Train No. 12 carries through sleeping can to Columbus. Circleville. Chillicothe. Waverly. Portsmouth. Ironton, and Kenova, via Columbus. Hocking Valley & Toledo, and Norfolk k Western lines •No 13 will not carry any baggage. The G. R. 6k I. (Effect Sept. GO. 1900.) TRAINS NORTH. STATIONS. 5. " -Nt: ? Kichu . 11:lOp in :. 4v a id Fountain City 1:08 p m a in Johnson 6:V7 a m Lynn 121 pm Szllani Snow Hill Silin■ Winchester .. 12HK am I 49 pin 6:28 a m Ridgeville 12:2* a m 1:57 pm 6:44 am Port land 12:39 a m 2:17 p m 7:05 a m Briant 2:31 p m 7:19 a m Geneva 2:40 p m 7:26 a m Berne 2:&0 p m 7:35 a m Monroe 3:05 p m : 7:45 a m DECATUR 1:30 am 3;k< pm 8:00 am Williams 3:33 pin s:O7 a m Hoagland 3:38 p m *r? a m Fort Wayne. .. 2.20 am 4:15 pm ! 8:35 a m Kendallville.. 3:15 a m 5:15 p m 9:M ain St u rgis 4:loam 6:50 pm ' 10:52 a m Kaiamazoo| 5:20 a m 8:10 p m 12:20 prr Grand Rapids 7:4>a m 11:07 p m 2:25 p m Howard City. 12:15 a m 1 3:47 p ui Reed City Ho.l7am I Cadillac . ... 11 40 am 2:35 am 6:20 pm Petoskey 1 2:50 p m 5:45 am ! 9:30 p m Mackinaw City ’ 4:1. pm 7oJ a m 'lO 50 p m •Daily, except Sunday. *Dally. TRAINS SOUTH STATIONS, ~*No7£ : ♦No. 6 :No. 12 Mackinaw City vaOpm .vluam Petoskey 10.25 p m 9: 35 am Cadillac 2:2oam > 130 pu Reed City 2:30 pm Howard City. 4:33 a m

Grand Rapids 7:lvam 7:Uopm Kalamazoo >:55 a m 8:55 pm | Sturgis 10:12 a m 10:12 p m Kendallville... ll:Gam 11:01pm Kurt Wayne.. 12 p m a m 6.45 am Hoagland 12:57pm Williams ... l:U3p m DECATVR l:lv pm It* am 7: dan Monroe I:32pm' 7:47 a m Herne 2:44 pm 7:’7am Geneva 1:52 pm 8:05 a m Briant 2.0 n pm j 8:12 am Portland 2:17 pm 2:loam >:2>am Ridgeville... . 2:35pm 2 34am w :soam Winchester. 2:50 pxu 2.51 a m <»:V7 a m snow Hill 9:19 am Lynn 3:06 pm ! 9 25am Johnson | 9:30 a m Fountain City 3:20 pm I 9:39 atn Richmond .. <4Qp m 1 :s<» ain hums m ♦Daily. JDauv ex. Sunday. *l>aily except Satuiday from Mackinac Citv Jkff BRTBON, Agent C.L L XXWOOD. Gen. Pas Agent. BB Over /.alf .. <vi/.;irv < f BB fl is ■ r.e < why fl fl goo.is stamped fl I “1847 I Rogers Bros." fl : ol; g fl fl«-<..:-..- ~-- ev B fl ir: " ■ ejl ’ B fl X Eg fl • x : in- B fl ■ ■■ r?ss fl ni*vk.efs üß| M HH < •■*. Bbm I '" < I L Bed Time ;> * « I i vtnebarwed ‘ /Cordova\ CANDLES VJ A —,7. , Elfes >3W PARKER’S FF hair balsam ‘ s*s. Si »s K» r u r. y. .-.Jural

TNI O TV AU Surgeon Dentists. Located over Archbold's grocery — I CHARLES N. CHRISTEN, Architect Contractoi Decatur, Indiana. All kinds of Plans and Specifications , furnished for building of every description. Reasonable terms. 12 Miftsse min..nn. House. I. J. MEISSE. Proprietor. First-Class Hotel. ..RITES.. $1.50 and $1.25 PER HAY. Opposite foirt Hoose. Dr. 6. V. Connell, Veterinary S Uffteon Dentist. . . DECATLH. INDIANA. Office—l. O. U. F. BLOCK. Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College and Toronto Veterinary Dental School. Treat* ail diseases of domesticated animalsCalls attended to day or night. Pk ■ (“pDr Williams'lndian Pile L ' ntn.ei tw:;! c-r-.’l nd. , ■ B | and Itching ■■Piles. Itabs rbs the tumors. I g j allays the itching at once, acts I ■■as a poultice, gives instant re- ■ Te'. Dr. Williams*lndian Pile Otlit- ■ mi nt is P’ -pared for Pile* anc Iteh ■ fcj ing of the private parts. Every box is ■ warranted. By drucg -t’. by rea lon re ’ . ; "> . nts .. . WILLIAMS I MANUFACTURING CO.. Props.. Cleveland, Ohio, j Nacbtrieb A Fuelling. PCX FagtUS tHttsoeS ttraa." ENNYROYAL PILLS ' aad O«ly G*a«l»a A «A'i waya r * ♦ lao e* a»» VkwiP'i F -. ■ Dm i 'Xt-' la Bed aai 4iWL„<\yy 4 • *-oc ■ --1 b -e nbboa. Tale vHr •U***’- ▼ | > — nr .I.BU 3AJ ■Ul*lv«U A 'kffU'l. *r aecl 4L< i * Lr la ataape '■< Banieaiara I'e-.Locstka aa4 ■ » B “ liellef f«p ladle*." k« retvw — ~ [T Malt 10.000 ’-et.iL«a*4a X«am —u» -Ks < hl< h**ter 4 keaaleal 4 Ore I S2UO HadUoa Stuart, , PA-.

|" 1 "" Ba^—l , 111,1 1 r -~" n !l1 . I /NJ Conditions. Bryans ' W* i | gg|ts3 Plurality be Ik I ' ■’ 1 S Any subscriber, old or new, is entitled to ore ’n In rlia n□ 9 <4 •al 3ltls 15 H 5 raess on pavment of IZ) cen s— n< . 11l HlUidllu ! S ■ > ' received at offi ■ bet r- ' —— M H ) on election day , r-» •-» r - < ot ’'ubscriber remitting the money will be recorded 0b M IN PRIZES to 76 sub" i » tth the Igures of his guest- The receipt ot mor FerriKor-c? THE IN’DI f 415 well as hla estimate of Eryan and Steven. senoers IO Int UN DI- ) plurality over McKinley ai»d Koueevelt in Indiana. I ANA STATE SENTI- ; will be acknowledged, and should be laid aside by 1 NFI whn rnmA npqr, ) unHl the offlcial vole of Ind Una shaL 11V Ullinv \ been ascertained, when the names o f prise-taktri est guessing the plu- will be duly announced in these columns, rality Indiana will give It your subscription is not paid in advance pay Brvan over Wk 7 inlpv U now and participate In this great distribution of ! actual money. If your eubscrtptlon is paid In adI -- —■—■■ ————————' vance, eend us 50 cents for another year and give a guesa. Tou stand a chance ot getting for 50 The publishers ot The Indiana State Sentinel 1 cents, and if you do not hit a prixe you have your will award seventy-six prises to seventy-six sub- ' money’s worth In The Indiana State Sentinel, the scribers, who at any time before the close of the \ greatest family newspaper in the West, po.ls Tuesday. Nov. 4. correctly estimate or come ne arest doing so. Eryan and Stevenson's plurality \ ; - ==: ovtT McKinley and Roosevelt in Indians / — ” 1 First prise *300.00 Sre-owd prl.e SOO.OO ( END Hl TOUT 50 CChtS With Fo.rth prise „. w yOUT gU®« ftt ODCC. YoUf nfth prise '■ judgment is as likely to l-e sixth prise is.o<» ; yj) correct at this time as it 5 prise, ot si.. e»eh TMO , | g before election, io prise, ot S 3 <aeh ... /. : Be careful to date your guesses, and as pri.e. ot ss each so.oo remember you can have as many as prise, ot si each 25.00 f guesses as you take subscriptions to "i.ooo w < The Indiana State Sentinel. NCTE-The result will ■ ■ ■ - be decided from the vote \ CUT THIS OUT IND SEND TO INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL CD. ticket. ; -INDIANAI’OLIS, IND. —— It the unexpected < » should happen and Mr. 1 SENT BY Bryan not carry the t •fC state, then the lowest ) P O 1 0 plurality gum. or th. < Guesses ~ STS “ VST ' ; “ Where two or mvre ) Mv . Br >* n “”<1 Stevenson's plurality over <1 nnn rues*** are the same. ? f McKinley and Roosevelt in Indiana will )I,UUU the first cne received 5 • • ••• —• . find 50 cents for which send THE INW" w win be • awarded th« i A.NA STATE SENTINEL for one year 10 prixe. H G>j*wrs should be < TO ; IIIC careful to wrttc name! * 111 . and adlreai pia-.-.ly. and » winners so state whether bey J ° r oew I A L a .'* s * nt,n *‘ ” r-nt th* * nd *”■ "* ’ 5 •*** >A*u present sutnertptton expires.

Cft-PlTft-L $i00,000.00. StßP|.u s $9 UQ() TH-E °° I: * DEC/¥TdR N/YTION/YL I SANK. I if(c«or'ganizcd January I, 1&93.) DIRECTORS. I P. W. Smith, President. f-x r- r' ■ 1I W. A. Kuebler, Vice-President. LID.\J/V I IjR £ C. A. Dvgan, Cashier. ’ ’ , E. X. Ehinger, Assistant Cashier. ■ J. B. Mason. I J. H. Hobrock. !NDI/VNff, | ?

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