Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 121, Decatur, Adams County, 2 June 1905 — Page 4

RHEUMATISM Torturing ami IrrrtMr. No rum xluoog AU i Ur <lrug», iI.K-utt n »u 4 n<»trutn». NU-TRI-OLA am! Nutriola ltl>-i»c. ill,- Tm w«» rum* ordinary . >—• qul. kly. Ft th*- »nr»t .m« wur t l»n>W« prop irr .|»r< l»l troatturul—wa CVlikl EVI.KYI X'C .soUaudUuarauwml Uy Sold and Guaranteed by SMI I It, YAGtK & tAU, DUUtiGISTS au'jjL" ■ 111 """■ ■” business mention Bee Bui I & Meyer for iehigeratora 113 d« See Ball * Meyer for furniture, refrigerator*, go oart*. etc. llddrt Everything rew at Ball * Mey ere ll3d« Gia*** furnished free with all frame* below ltix2O inches. Lyman Bro* For portrait* and portrait frame* call at Lyman Bro*. Buy the bent and cheapest fence —theJPage. J. D. # Nidlinger. Agent. —63 d ts Our window awl door toreen* are second to none Decatur Lumber Co. llSdtf For Sale—A bedroom suit of bird' eve m*p!e. Call at 1015 Weal Jackton street. For Sale—Brown Leghorn eggs J by Glen Falk. Enquire at Smith's Yager & |Falk's drug store. 50c rpe 15 or |3.00 a hundred nod2wk, The John Thomas kitahen cabinet. best] made, sold by Bill & Meyer 113 d 6 Found—A black horse of medium heigbtb. Owner may have same by making inquiry of John Falk of this city. »6dtf Our winter’s stock of hard ooal is in and you are out. Get your order in early. Decatur Lumber Co. . 114dtf A barn'forjnnt. See Mrs Robert Gregory. Mdtf See Ball] & Meyer for picture frames, tbejonly oval mat outter in the city. 113d6 abe Bibout, trustee of Jefferson townhsip,. Olioe day, Friday of each week or at mv residence. 9*3d*>mo See the Decatur Lumber company for prices and quality on hard ooal before buying. gskltf Furnished rooms tor rent. Mrs. A. W. Peterson, 115 South First street . 10Sd6 G. R. &I. Rime City excursion Season ticket* good until October 31, 12.30. Fifteen day tickets. SI 90. Winona Lake, Ind. Fifteen day ticket sale May 10 to September 30. 11.95. Season tiedew May 25 to September 30, limit October 31, $2.55. During the summer the G R. & I. will sell tickets for train 7 at a special round trip Sunday rate of one fare to all stations when journey can be made within the day. Lost—A wrist bag, containing a little pocketbook, four dime*, two handkerchiefs a pair of glasses and some books used on decoration day. Return So Mrs Isaac J. Peterson. For Rent—A new house, five rooms, an North Eleventh street Rent reasonable. For formation inquire of Mrs Jacob Spade, Peterson, Ind. U7d A 1 just received a fine line of silverware suitable for wedding pres cnta’ such as knives, forks, spoons, taales, everything]you oould want. J wet take a peep’in the show window at Hensley’s. 16d6 .For sale or Will trade for good’ farm. One of the beet residence properties in Decatur, new and ’modern in every respect. Owner t-eaving city see Frank M. Sohir meyer. 117d3wks Mexico nineteen hours neares Double daily through service, Iron Mountain route. Ask ticket agents, G.or A. A. Deane, Jr., T. P. A". 200 Sentinel Bldg., Indianapolis. Several Indiana papers have published the notice that the Michigan legislature had passed a fisherman’s license law, requiring all non-residents fishermen to pay $25 for the privilege of fishing in the lakes and streams of Miohigan This is an error. No such law passed. 103d&w

PETER GAFFER House Painting, Paper Hanging and Frescoeing WORK DONE PROMPTLY AMD WITH DISPATCH A URGE FORCE OF MEN IN Mt EMPLOY TO INSURE QUICK WORK DECORATING A SPECIALTY See Me Wore Contracting for ywr Work Eliewhere. All Work GoarntetA. PHONE 330

Weather Forecast. Partly cloudy; warmer north por lion Saturday. MARKET REPORT. Accurate prices paid by Decalm aerchanta for various product*. Cot noted every day at 2 o'clock. Buffalo Stock Market E. Buffalo, N.Y. June 1 SpecialCattle- Receipt* small and on., a few odd* left at steady price*. Export steer* $5.10 iff 5 90 Fair to good fat cow* .. 3.10 450 Stocker* to lie*l feeders 3.25 Vi I <0 Export bull* 4.25 450 i Bologna bulla ....— 3.25 yi 375 Cow*, fancy 43.00 « 55 00 Common to good 20.00 Ik 40 00 Hjga—Receipt* 18 care, market 5c and 10c lower. Jood mediums & heavy a . 4? 545 Yorker* <a 5 50 Pig* i 5 50 Good Rough* .4.96 to 5 00 Common Roughs 8 75 gr 4 00 Stag* _ — 2.75 350 Sheep—Receipt* 25 ears; market steady on lamb*: strong on *beep. Choice lamb* S6.W « 50 Jho’oe western* __ 620gr6 35 j Juiriamb*—4.6o<r 5 50 i Choice yearling* 5.500 t 5 80 | Bandy mixed sheep 4.75 icr 5 25 ?ul! and common sheep .2.50 (fl 3 50 PITTSBURG MARKETS Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg. Pa June 1 —Hog*—Receipt* 20 car*; market lower Heavy Hog* I . 05 50 Medium A 5 60 Yorker* g 5 60 Light « 5 60 Pig* (g 5 60 Chicago Markets Chicago market closed at 1:15 p m today, according to Decatur Stock and Grain Exchange May Wheat $ July Wheat 89 Sept Wheat 82 May C0rn..... luly Corn 51 Sept Corn 50 May Oat* July Oat* 30J Sept, Oat* 29 July Pork • 12 65 July Lard. 7 32 Toledo Changed everv afternoon al 3:00 :oclock by J. D. Hale. Decatur special wire service. Wheat, new No. 2. red cash.. .fl 05| Mav Wheal..,.•• July Wheat 88 j Sept, wheat 84| Corn, cash 53j May corn July corn 511 Sept, corn 50 j Oats, cash 33J May oats July oat* 334 Sept, oats •• 304 Rye, cash 77} GRAIN. •r a. L. oaaaot., obaib mbbcbawx Corn yellow new | 67 Corn, Mixed new 65 Machine shucked one sent lee*. Oat*, new 29 Wheat, No. 2 | 99 A neat. No. 8 95 Barley 37 Rye No. k 68 Clover Seed— _ _____ 5 75 Alsyke - - ■ • 6 25 Buckwheat - 48 Flax Seed 80 Timothv - $ 90 Buckwheat _____ 40 OIL HARKBT. Indiana 81 Whitehouae 99 Somerset 71 Neodesha, (Kan.)... 47 Barkereville .86 Ragland .62 Tiona ....11.46 Pennsylvania 1.31 Coming. .. . 98 New Cm to. 1.23 North Lima 86 South Lima 81 POULTRY. bt J. w. flag* 00. Chickens, young, per lb—. 7fl Fowls, per lb 7} Young Turkey 10— 6 Old Turkey* 8 STOCK. ■Y HBD 3OHBIMAW, DB LIB Lambs__ Q 6 00 rings, per owl 4 75Q >5 00 Cattle per lb 8} W 4 OalvM, per lb Q 5 Cows 1 8 HAY HARKBT. No. 1 timothy I 8 50 No 17 25 No 1 mixed 7 25 No 1 olover 7 25 Loom hay 1 25 les*

WOOL AND HIDES. >y a. liLvaa a sow. Phone 442 Wool. <tnwashed...... 88 Muskrat 8 IN ’ Beef Hide* .- 8 | Calf ’ 10 i Sheep Pella 26 Ct 126 Tallow 04 COAL- Per Tea Price* of coal on and *f«er December Ist. until further nolle* will be as follow*: Hocking Lump, per ton $3 80 Virginia Splint 4 (X) Indiana Lump 3 60 Domestic Nut 8 60 Washed Nut... 4 g Pittsburg Lump 4 00 Pocahontas.... 4 50 Kentucky Canned 6 0C Anthracite 7 50 Charge* for carrying coal- 26c per ten or fraction thereof; upstair* 50 per ton. OTHER PRODUCTS. at eiMQOt e*>j**« *«d *s*oa**t’ Eggs, fresh, per do* I U> Lara 0b Butter, per pound 18 Potato**, new 35 Onion*... 70 Cabbage per 100 lb 60 Apples, per bu — 90 HARKBT NOBTS. Liverpool market closed ateady. Wheat. | cent higher Cora, j cent higher Receipt* al utucagc today: Hog* 18000 Wheat 3 car* Corn _ _________ 151 cat* Oats —ll5 oar« Crtile 3000 Sheep 600 U Estimate for tomorrow: H0g*........................ 45000 Wheat I oar* Cora 277oai* Gate 138 3ats Wagon*! Wagons! ! I am now located one square east of court house, where I am pre pared to do all kinds of wagon and carriage work on short notioe, in first-class manner Also saws filed of all kinds. U. E. Cramer. • 117 d« OLD FASHIONED. A real old fashioned woman always Mils a prescription a recipe. What has become of the old fashioned man who "got the mitten?" What has become of the old fashioned mother who a.vitsed het daughter of having "fal.se pride?” “Along al>out 9 o'clock at ulght,” said an old fashioned man. “I get the stretches and go to bed.” The old fashioned man with bis blue jvercoat. which he wore in the civil war, seems to l<e no more. What ha* become of the old fashioned man who wore gray knit socks and sat around In the evening without his shoes on? There used to be an old fashioned man who inquired when you were Introduced to him. "What part of the footstool do you ball from ?”—Atchison Globe. A RsuUa Rnhy's Crwgle. In Russia a cradle is used, contrived rudely as to both structure aud motion. It is an oblong box or wicker basket, with a cord from each of its four corners converging to the hook or the rafter from which it is bung and with a looped cord underneath IL In which the mother puts her foot to swing her baby. In winter, which in Russia is long and severe, the cradle* or sometimes the hammocks in which the youngest children sleep ure slung •round the great stove, upon which the parents and other adult members of the family pass the night, wrapped in their sheepskins.-Strand Magazine. Deserted Their Town. So late as the end of the seventeenth century the Inhabitants of Ceylon were In the habit of deserting their towns. Their customs are described in the narrative of Captain Robert Knox, who for nineteen year*—from lOrtrt to 167U—was a captive among them. He speaks of several towns as lying desolate owing to the fact that their Inhabitants had forsaken them. This they did If many of them fell sick and two or three died soon after one another, thinking that it was a visitation of the evil one. Some of them came back when they thought the evil spirits had departed. Snowdrifts In Swrden. The worst snowdrifts experienced by any railroad are said to tie those In Sweden. Although the cold is not so Intense as In some of our western states, the snowfall Is heavy and continuous. The snowplows of various kinds which are used on these roads •re said to Im* the most powerful in the world. There are times, however, when even this machinery falls to clear the way, when hundreds of men must be employed to dig out the stalled trains. Rather Crnlenl. Deacon Jones—What do you think of the proposition that women remove their hats nt church? Rev. Mr. Wyse— Think of It? Why. It Is the moat absurd thing I ever heard of! What do they think the women come to church for, anyway?—B<s«t<>n Transcript The Trnahleaome Part. Perdita—Well, Jnck and I are to be married nt last, and we are so happy Penelope—Did you and Jack have much trouble In getting your father's consent? Perdita—No: but pa and I had an awful lot of trouble getting Jack's conI sent.

CHAND LOW RATE EXCURSION To Niagara Falls and Mashor* Resorts, Vis Closer Lest Route. Th* |> 'pular yearly sieuraion to Nisvura Ftllaiud «he Jersev ('o*»t Rmutla vi* Clover Lml Route will Im* ruu on lb** following <l-*t a: August 2 nml 16 To Niagara Fall* and ratura. August 2 aud 10 To Atlantic City, Ocean City. Sm lale City. Ca;>* May. N. J., aud other Atlantic coast Eresort*. All tickets good returning twelve days from date of sale. See nearest Clover Leaf agent for rates, or address W L. ROBS,! Gen. Pa** Agt Toledo, Ohio. — — 1 1 ~ FOR A GOOD MEAL, LUNCH, FRUIT AND CIGARS CALIPeoples’ Restaurant and Bakery BEST or SERVICE IN Ol'P LINE Bread and Cakes a Specialty One door north of Fristoe's Smoke House Bailey & Eichenberger, PROPRIETORS. east of (oert House. Becetur, InAana ,HC Tarrand Organ You con bur at W. E. Smith & Co. tor . $5.00 Down and 43.00 Payment per month A Full Line of Edison and Victor Talking Machines and Records Latest Production ■ 111 1 Mil KP' IV x M A s U J BVV t. SMITH ••• Sheet Music VOCAL ANO INSTRUMENTAV W. E. SMITH "clover leaf trips T" " ’— Special Low Excursion Rates TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS A WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. “CLOVER LEAF ROUTE.” Season 1905. Round-trip Homaseekers Fares to points In the West and Southwest on the Ist and ird Tuesdays of April. Mav aud June at low fares via "Clover Leaf Route." B. P.O. K. Annual Meeting Buffalo, If. Y July 11-13. Very low fares, optional route from Toledo via rail or boat. Chatauuua. N. Y.. Excursions July 7th and 2*th. Exceptionally low rates will be named by the "Olover Leaf" for these excursions Baltimore. Md.. Christen Endeavor Convention. July 3-10; rates one fare plus II for round trip. San Francisco. Los Angeles and Portland, Ore. For the various meetings and conventions to be held on the Pactfle Coast during the summer the Clover Lest Route will offer exceptionally low rates with dlZ verse routes, side trips aud amp-over prlvue leges. t. A. R. Fares to Denver, Col. Extremely low ratt of one oent per mile for tickets on sale Aug at to Sept, f Passengers can go one route and return another Especially desirable side trips from Denver are being arranged for those attending this meeting. Epworth League Convention at Denver, vary low round trip excursions fares from all stations to Den. er. on sale June at to July 8. Diverse routes, stop-overs and side trips granted / California, Paclf c Coast Tourist ticket* onsale via ail red use. Good » months Stopover prlvleges at pleasure. Pullmo t Select Sleeping Cars, free recliulngChair and Case Cars, (Meals served a la-carte), high back seat coaches on all through trains. For rates aud information apply to nearest Ticket Agent, or addres* Confidential. If vou contemplate a trip to Abt roiwT write ne for spicial iMronMATIOB W. L. BOSS Genera. Passenger Agent, Toledo, Ohio. E. L. BROWNE. Traveling Passenger Agent. T. L MILLER.Agent. Decatur. Ind

GRAHAM <& LOWER DECATUR, (Phone 239 AGENTS FOR :BEST INSURANCE GO'S. IN THE WORLD rir..Li t Mnina M< W!ndßlem , W M

Don't Wish For Money WHEN YOU CAN GET IT FROM US $26 00 Loan, 60 Week. Pay Back 00 Cents *:Week (f you want it write to u*. We will loan you money in any amount from $lO te SIOO. on hou*»holci good., piano*. org*n* teama, fixture*, etc., without removal- You can have from , one to twelve month* of tim»in which to pay it back, in small weekly or monthly payment* a* you prefer. $l2O i* the weekly payment on a SSO loan for 50 weeks: other amount* at the same proportion. If you need money fill out the following blank, cut it out and mail it to our ageut will call on you and explain the rate*. Your name Wife’s Street and Number Amount Wanted Security you have Occupation All communications held rtrictly confidential. Call on or address Fort Wavne Loan Co. sx" op, sicS“

Jk NERVOUS DEBILITY The w ’-rl'l a«lnalr*« ««• Btrnng t® Uatal awl ton*. ■**«* aobitlmL •oenry .-^^rni^ettAnt. Ute tru< type of perfe^i-1 *ToaUs's Uls «h» flr, ‘ "’J' 1 , I *'!* Nsrvss. •blO. fi’S "(’•.•’"V jsrsi .pmsi.tsni s*L.l.fs w, vts h’ _ PSffgS S HgSVIOOS Ourss M..WI. esS'htr. __ —-—aa__ •;«. mA<a*n»ee bd<l other troutxee'iTe s*d ottsrmussa. Hakes ri.-h. Seslthy bl «M sod rrpalre waste.l ner.es, ranailr forwr.men. h-.AM free. Pr.ceSl Wabos. S:xfnrH®, ' wtt* • guse antes to rerund. irs<4 cures orbenentM wma MSO.CAL smocutiow cmicam m. • * Blackburn & Christen BiilionßiJ T/:." — W J A LARGE SI M Os money about ths house or office is a constant source of danger. There i* always the risk of thieves or fire. You owe it to yourself and family to avoid such risks. Put your cash in The First National Bank Decatcb, Indiana. There it will be safe from both and Im* just a* convenient to use as if you had it in your pocket. Think about it. COftL Feed and Seeds Peninsular Portland Cement Gypsum Rock Wall Plaster We make a specialty of furnishing HIGH GRADE OLEAN OOAL chat will burn. J? D. HALI Phonvß Oor. Jefferson and 2nd St*. - J B. E. LEW Roofing, bpouting and all kinds of Galvanized Iron Work. Repairing a Specialty. All W'ork Guaranteed. Looaud In Hdary *obl»gei ouiuUa. on Fir,

DIRECTORY BURT MANGOLD, DENTIST south **cono ar. with whon* 4*3 O*. J. M. Mills* JOSEPH V PEASE. TRUSTEE KIRKLAND TOWNSHIP Omci Dat— Wednesday of each week 44-6 m 11 —— - LOUIS KLEINE Trustee Preble Township Office Day-Wednesday of each week gDWARD LUTTMAN TRUSTEE ROOT TOWOSHIP Ofvioi Day -Monday of each week ROY ARCHBOLD, DBNTIIT. I. O. O. F. BLOCK. 'Pnon w—Office, 164: reetdenoe 241 P. J. HYLANDSANITARY PLUMBING QAB FITTING Steam Hot Water Heating BAS AMD COMBINATION FIXTURES 23 lionroe St. Phone 356 CALL ON City Trucking Co. vox STORAGE, TRUCKING, Etc. Heavy Work a Specialty ALL Kinds of coal and OOKE. Phone 41S Dibble & Miller. Insure your Property *n the Deiatur Insurance Agency Oallogly & Haefling To W hom It May Concern. I have been appointed gen eral agent for the sale of Vitae Ore Medicine and all agents can secure their supplies from me. Jonathan Burkhead, Monroe, Ind. 800 d