Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 122, Decatur, Adams County, 3 June 1905 — Page 4

CONSTIPATION <M*> diamtae. ••ilTrrlnu, <l,-»lh. Hriup Xrllvw •km. IHrt> l«*"ih. IU>I »»»•<«■, totor* Ihr <•>»••, HhU 1....,.!.. It i KiiblrHW*. Illuaa. U* jua* awful Only **«•■ *•*•*! eurw, NU-TRI-OLA «uut NmrtuU Lassllv* Uraaulm. Ml by Sold and tiu*rwal»*d by SMITH. YAGEH A TALK. BMIGSUTS BUSINESS MENTION Gla*« furui»b<*i In* with *ll frame* below 16x20 inches. Lyman Bro*. For portraits and portrait frame* call at Lyman Bro*. < Bnv the best an I obeapeal fonor —th* Pag* J. D. Niilinger. Agent. * 43dtf Our window and d<»>r screens ar* aiecond to non* D*c*tur Lumber Co. H4rttf For Sale—A bedroom *uit of bird *rve maple. Call at 1015 ' Weal J ack eon *ln*t. For Sale—Brown Inborn egg* by GleafFalk. Enquire at Smith'* ( Yager A- |Falk'» drug store Me i rpe 15 or *3 00 a hundred SOdSwk, Found—A black horse of medium beighth Owner may have earn* by making inquiry of John Falk of thia dty. ytdtf Our winter’* stock of hard ftial la in and you ar* out. Get your order in early. Deoatur Lumber Co. lltdtf A barnjf Jrjtsnt. See Mr* Robert Gregory 9Hdtf. Abe B’bout. trustee of Jefferson : Viwnhvip,. Olioe day, Friday of each week or at tnv residence Mdtmo See th* Decatur Lumber company Cor price* and quality on hard coal before buying . B«dtf ; G. R A [. Rim* City eicureion Season ticket* good until October 31, 52.30. Fifteen day ticket*. SI HO. Winona Lak,-. Ind. Fifteen day ticket sale May 10 to Sep tom Imm 30. 11.96. Saaaou ticdel* May 25 to September 30. limit October 31,52.65. During the summer the G R A I. wili aell ticket* for train 7 at a special round trip Sunday rate of one fare to all stations when jour ney can be made within the day Lost —A wrist bag. containing a little pocketbook, four dime*, two handkerchief* a pair of glass** and some books used on decoration day. Return to Mr* Isaac J. Peter*.in For Rent—A new hoo*e. five rooms. <-n North Eleventh street. Rent reasonable. For farther^"infrm.ti'n inquire of Mr* Jacob Bpide Peter* >n. Ind it'd 1 just received a fine line of stlwerware suitable for welding pre* enM such as knives, fork*, spoon*, laule*. everything'you oould want J ust take • the *bow win do< at Bensley’e. IM6 For sale or will trade for good farm One of the beet residence properties m Decatur, new and modern m every reapec» Owner leaving city see Frank Al. SaMrroeyer. ll.'JJwk* Mexico nineteen hour* nearer Double daily through **rvwe. Iron Mountain route Ask ticket agents G.or A. A. D'ane. Jr., T. P. X 200 Sentinel Bldg . Indianap.ilis Several Indiana paper* have published the notice that the Michigan legislature had passed a fisher man's lioen** law. requiring all -non resident* fishermen to pay $25, for the privi ege of fishing in the lakes and streams of Michigan This ’• an error. No *noh law passed. lOMAw

$5659 Portland 91 AND RETURN IB B| From Chicago. via the Chicago 4 North-Western Ry., IB S I daily. to September 30. Choice of routes via Omaha, IB * I Cheyenne and Granger, via St. Paul and Minneapolis, I 8 Bl through the mountain scenery of Colorado and Utah, ■■ Bl through the Lake McDonald Country or the Canadian IN Bl Rockies, with tickets via California or via Yellowstone IN Bl Park at slight advance in rates. B\ Correspondingly low rates from other points, account LEWIS ANO CLARK CENTENNIAL /g “• •W™*'*- rx* <>•« •« »• mM. Tin sc 1 JU i v lil «w 1•• •*<**•«•«••• *<*•» •••** i 421 I 4ilg| ** <*** •*“ U s IW«. 1 *w;wa<*

Weather Forecast. P.m»ibly showers Sunday. MARKET REPORT. - Accurals price* paid by Decatui uercbanM for various products. Cot voted every dav al 2 o'clock. — Buflalo Stock Market E Buffalo. N.Y. June 2 Special— Jattle—Receipt* small and ou.) a few j odd* left at steady prices. Export stoer*—- $5.40 4 5 IM) fair to good fat cow* 3.10 150 thicker* to t»eai feeder* 325 « I 70 F.npirt hull* .4.25 ((I I 50 Bologna bu115——...3.25 gt 3J75 Aiwa, fancy.—— ——43.00 yt 55 00 ?ommou to g00d...—. 20.00 <i 40 00 Rjgs—Receipts 35 ears, market higher Kx>l mediums A heavy e . $5 50 Porker* 4 5 60 j Aga ft 5 HO | Good Rough* 4.85 (p 5 00 j Common Roughs. 375 100 Stag* 2.75 i<t 3 501 Sheep—Receipt* 25 ears; market 25 and 35 c higher Jhone lambs $6 654 6 75 ?he , . , e western* 6-40 <T 660 Cuiriamli* 4 504 5 50 Jhotoe yearling*.— 5.50<t 5 80 Bandy mixed sheep 4 754 & Jul! and common sheep .2 50 « 3 50 PITTSBURG MARKETS Union Stock Yanis. Pittsburg. Pa June 2 -Hogs-Receipts 20 care; market higher deary Hogs S . <t 555 Medium — • 46 60 Corkers 4 5 HO uight. 4 5 80 >ig* • 45® Chicago Markets Chicago market closed at 1:15 n n todav. according to Decatur Stock wd Grain Exchange May W heat I July Wheal 884 Sept Wheat 82| ■ Hay Corn j July Corn 50 Sept Corn 59$ May Oats I July Oats 3®i ! Jmy P0rk,.....' 12 80 j July Lard ? 32 Toledo Markets Chang*! everv afternoon al 3-00 iclock by J. D hale. Decatur special wire service. Wheat, new No. 2. red cash fl 06 Mar Wheal....*' Julv Wheat 88 Sept, wheal 83J Corn, cash 53 May corn July corn 51| Sept corn 50$ Oats, -ash 33$ May otts Julv oau 732] Sept oats. " 291 Rye. cash 77$ QRAIN. •t ■ u ciaaOL, snail naaciirt Oom yellow new I 67 Corn. Mixed new 65 Mai'hine ahucked one sent Isas. Oats new 29 Wheat No 2 * 99 e nasi No. 3 — ■ . - 95 Barlev 37 Bre No. A S’ □orw Seed —. 5 76 Alsyke — • 6 25 Suck* heal - 48 fflas Seed. . 80 Timothv - I 90 BockwM 40 (ML rtAKKBT. Indiana 81 Whitehouse 99 Somerset 71 Neodashs. (Kan-)............. 47 Barker-nils 36 8ag1and............ 62 Fiona. .......fl-46 Pennsylvania... 131 Awning. .. 38 New Chain. 113 Lima 86 South Lima 81

POULTRY, at«. w. rtaca 00. Chicken*, young, per lb— 7<f Fowls, per lb —— 'f VoungTurkey 10— 6 Old Turkeys I* •TOM. ■i raao scnaiaas, na wa Lambs 46 00 dog*, per cwt. 4 754 00 Cattle per lb. —Bs G 4 Oalvea, per lb 4 Oowa I O 3 HAY riARKBT. No. 1 timothy I 8 60 No I " 7 2ft No 1 mixed 7 25 No 1 clove* 7 2f Loose hay I 25 laaa WOOL AND til DM. bi a. kslvbb a *oa. Phone 442 Wool, unwashed 33 Muskrat ■ .—. 3 4 Beef Hides 8 Calf ’ W gheep Pells 25 4 l-2fi tallow 04 COAL Par Tsa Prices of coal on and after Decern bar Ist. until further notice will be as foilowe: Hocking Lump, per ton 53 8C Virginia Splint 4 GO. Indiana Lump 3 60 Domestic Nut 3 60 Washed Nut....—— 4 * Pittsburg Lump.... 4 W Pocahontas 4 5C Kentucky Cannell 6 OC Anthracite 7 6C Charge* for carrying coal- 25c per ton or fraction thereof; up stairs 56 per ton OTHER PRODLCTS si v*e'33t >«jj*a« »*o ataoaisv 1 Eggs, fresh, per doc 5 I'2 Lard 06 Buller, per pound Potatoee, new....... 86 Onions.. 70 Cabbage per 100 lb .. . ■■ 6C Apples, per bu ■ 90 HARKET NOETS. Liverpool markM closed steady Wheat , cent lower Corn. 1 cent lower Receipts al Chicago today: Hoge 13000 Wheat 3 car* Corn 250 ce.» Oats 193 car» Cttle 400 Sheep «0GEstimate for tomorrow; Hog* 470 U) Wheat , 2 cars Corn 220 ar* Gala 154 car*

Wagons! Wagons ’ I I im now located one square east of court house, where I am pre pared io do all kinds of wagon and carriage work on short notice, in drat class manner Also saws filed of all kinds. U. E Cramer 117d6 A COONSKIN FARE. R WwaM Have PWM th* Trav.lae *a I M the ( ***** Many year* ago. ** ths story rung when coonskins ware worth six bits aptece in Arkansas and a regular fee of two bits was assessed for ferrying s horseman across the St. Francis river, fiber* came along a traveler whose eo Ur* capital consisted of but a sing.* pelt, and the ferryman hadn't a cent of •hang* in bis pocket The traveler was bound to croon but fafuwtd to pay three times as tu jcb as the man who passed before him or the one who was to come next The ferryman would not wet an oar unless pay meat for hie services was assured, Here was ample foundation for an argument. and presumably the opporta nity vii not neglected But a eatisfae tory arrangement was finally reached the traveler getting value recetvad for bis coonskin by being wafted ihriee across the stream. This of course would leave him on the right side, and wither party to the trade would ba’* cause for complaint Such was the generous spirit of accommodation which obtained tn these earlier day*, such—but bold on a btt On the second trip the ferryman chanced to inspect the coowkia close iy and found that it was by no means up to the recognised standard. Maybe tt bad been killed too early in the season or was not properly stretched. Anyway, be decided that four bits was all it was worth, and the traveler frankly admitted the sotro-lueas of his jndgmer t. acknowledged that be had received tt* value tn the double ferriage and forthwith started on hi* fifty esUe nde up the river to th* nearest point where it was fordable.—Field and Stream Wasted Retail Rate*. A North Carolina negro called at a pre.id:er'* residence one night and asked. “ B-wit bow much will you charge to marry me. •uh?” -Weil." said the preacher. “I usually get J.V* -Lor', boss." exclaimed the negro. **l ain't gwine to marry but one womaa!" S«r<ealae H. Booth let-What do yo" «ean by saytag I'm the worst actor you ever saw’ eooUy-Weil. Tre no doubt it dW seem rather harsh; but. then you know, there are so many actors I have never seen:—Boston Tn.E*cript Irvttatlaa Iteration. 1 don't see why you call him stup'4. He «ay» a clever thing qu -e often ~ •Exactly He doesn't seem to realise that it should be said only once.'*— Philadelphia FreeA

A LEPAGE PICTURE. Tit* Were Tam RteeaM vh* **«••* f»nt»lle S*r«>a«>l Ths Viiiel OU « certain »pring wat*’ etlii ia cee Wt '* d*“* ' 5y In ’ ILnuier, who w** pro, ,il>ly not ovei pjid Lir It. and a N- 'v York artist wh> j U,i» tiiice gilu d dlatlnctton shed out the hardest part of ill* early *truggl<*e ; by designing advertiiement* for a , com menial house. There Unv* been i many mors perhaps, but ths most con- j •plcuou* on record l» liasheu Lepaae, , who through this very fact was forced | Into fame He was pursued by uuiuer- ; disaster through hi* youth in hl* • rff.irts to stihiy art Ui» mother worked in the held* to kvop a *ickly boy *t ■chool. At tifteeu he went *loue to Psrl*. starved for seven years, painted without success, but still—painted. H* bad Ju*t tiulshed a picture to send to the Silou wheu Pari* was besieged, and be rushed with hi* cjmrade* to the trenebe* On the arvt day a shell fell into h!* ; •tudio and destroyed fata picture, and r auoth-r »heil burst at bi* feet, wound- i X him. He was carried home aud lay j Ul aud Idle for two year* Then be re- | turned to Part* and. reduced to ab*o- | lute want painted cheep fan* for • living. One day a manufacturer of some p*t- < ent medicine ordered a picture from i him to illustrate' it* virtue*. Lepage. . who was always sincere, gave hi* best | work to tin* advertisement He paint- j ed a landscape In the April sunlight , The leaves ot tender green quivered in the breete A group of beautiful .voting girt* gathered around a fountain from which the elixtr of youth sprang in a bulibling stream. Lepage believed there was real merit in It “Let me offer it at the Salon?” be sskM hi* patron. The manufacturer was delighted, j “But tirst paint a rainbow arching over the fountain." be aaid. "with the name of my medicine ui>on IL” Lepage refuaed* • Then I will not pay you • son for the picture." The price of this picture meant bread ■ for month*, and the painter bad long needed bread The chance of admis •ton to the salon was *lll*ll He heel tated. Then he siieueed hi* hunger and carried the eanva* to tbs aalon. It was admitted. Its great *ucceas insured Lepage , public recognition, and hi* later wort gained him a place among ths grans* 1 »f bring artists “l meant to have told you of that bole." Mid the kindly boot to hi* friend, who had suddenly disappeared, tn the couree of a stroil tnrvugh the ground* Into a pit full of water The friend climbed out and shook himself. "It j doesn't matter." be said cheerily. "I found it"—London Globa-

GRAND LOW RATE EXCURSION. To Niagara bails and Seashore Re. sorts. Via Closer Leaf Route. The popular yearly excursion to Niagara Faile and the Jer*»r Coast Reeorls. via Clover Leaf Route will be run on the following det •: August 2 and 16—To Niagara Falla and return August 2 and 10—To Atlantic City,' Ocean C'ity. Sea Tale Citv. Cape May. N- J.'. and other Atlantic coast resorts. All tickets good returning twelve divs from dale of sale See nearest Clover Leaf agent for rates, or address W L ROSS. Geo. Paas Agt Toledo. Ohio "CLCVER LEAF TRIPS Special Low Eicursien Rates TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS & WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY •CLOVER LEAF ROUTE." Season 1905. R<->ut>4-tr.p H xc***er* F*r-* to po:at« la ta* WeM and Soutbwvat <rn the Ist and ted Tuesdays of April. M»v sad June at low fare* via “Clovee Lest Hoste." BROS Auul Meeting BaCUo. M. T Jaiy 11-11. Very low fares. opUoaal route frow Toledo via rail or boat. Cbataaoua. N V . Excursions July Tth aad *U Eioeptsoaa.iy tow rates will be sawed ay me "Ctovsr Leaf" for tkese excarSiows Ba.uwoew. M 4 . •Wr-.stea EcJesvor Ooaventloa. July Aid; rates owe tare p.us tl for rvsad trip. sea Fraaciae- Loo Angele* and Portland Ore. For the various taewiiag* and conventions to be held on Ike Pacit.- Const duria* th* sttuaser ths Clover Lest B-auts will oter exceptionally low rat-* with di- ~ verse route* side trip* and stop-over env .•leg**. <i A. R Fares eo nearer. Col. Extrese.y ow rale ol one eett per mW foe Ueteu on sale Aat» v> Sept i Passes per* can go one roots and return anotaer Eapecoa desirable able trip* front Deaver ar> aein* arraafed foe tbooe atieadiar this meeting Epworth Learae OonventKW st Deaver, very sow round tnp excursion, tare* treat all station* to Dea .er. on sate Jane *» to July X Di verve roaww. stop-over* aa« side trips granted California. Pec .-I c Coast To*net Ucaeu oa*n<* m*l Ki ■>* Good * wo-, tea Jtopover prtviogs* at p.i*iar* PwMsne i Pal arc alleging Cwi, free re eltatagCkair and Case car*. Neaw terrec »la-carwk. a;«b back seat row** on al tkrtxigk trot a* Foe rases and al .naatlo* apply to eearnai Tk*« Agent at addnet Ceafldennet if von »tr<» te *jrr root write cs tor sraciat t*ria ■arto* W.L De sera, pa so rn.<er Agent To.edo. Okie B. L. BWOWWE. Trsveiiag Passe-tgee Agent T L MILL kA Agent Decarar. lad

GRAHAM & LOWER DECATUR, (Phone 239 AGENTS FOR BEST INSURANCE GO’S IN THE WORLD rwwM.wtv,

■■m ■■■■Maa Don't Wish Tor Money WHEN YOU CAN GET IT EROM US $25 00 Lunn. 60 Weeks Pay Back 60 Cent. a*.Week If you want it write to u*. W* *iH !•*» T ou moo " T in “F amount from $lO to SIOO. on household goods, pianos, organs team., fixiun-vete.. without removal. You can have from one to twelve ,u mills of t.m <in which to p.y it back, in small weekly or monthly payment* as you prefer. Il »is *•“ 1 “™ for 59 weeks; other amounts at th* same proportion. If you ne*i money fill out the following blank, cut it out and mail it to u*,||aud our agent will call on you and explain the rate* Date Your name Wits’* Street and Number City Amount Wanted. Klnd>f Security you have Occupation * * All communications held strictly confidential. Call on or address Fort Wavne Loan Co. Ow ScS». H sr

* NERVOUS DEBILITY r». w -H4 •.trail** "*• wbo F* and for"*. B?*a of hill «.»»*■ vg’ » perwoAi m<Mrft -•»’ tb* tru< typo eskw rt-a. a—KV •;.■<* lnrn *- Small* torahrerara. sraamnss. r?i«n«••!»». suttaespi rattsaowmtm ut p*fn>4. if 4o< 'UfWfl or netber ? •■! mw«* assicsi »mocisvio« CsitSSS ».*• Blackuiru A Christen Otic Billion*| j DollarsMm t* i.' f A LARGE SUM OJ money about th? house or office is a constant source of danger There is 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 Dacula. Ismasa. There it will be safe from both and be just as convenient to use as if you nad it in your pocket. Think about it.

GOftL Feed find Seeds Peninsular Portland Cement Gypsum Rock Wall Plaster We make a specialty of furnUsing HIGH GRADE CLEAN OOAL chat will born. i J. D. HAL~E Phon*B Cor. Jefferson and 2nd fits. B. E. L EW Rooting, sponting and all kinds of Galvanized Iron M ork. Furnaces, Repairing a Specialty. All Work Guaranteed. Looeaed is Haar* Samwei o*i4u. -w Ut*

DIRECTORY BURT MANGOLD, DENTIST SOUTH SSCONO ST. WITH shons ass os. j. m MiLLae JOSEPH V. PEA.BE, TRUSTEE KIRKLAND TOWNSHIP Omca Dai —Wednesday of each week. 44-6 m LOUIS KLEINE Trustee Preble Township Office Day-*Wedneeday of each week gDWARD LUTTMAN TRUSTCe ROOT TOVOSHIP Orrica Dai - Monday of each EOT ARCHBOLD, DKNTIST I. O. O. F. BLOCK. Phon a—Office. 164; residence 245 P. J. HYLAND. SANITARY PLUMBING FITTING SUam Ul> Hot Water Heating GAS AID COMBINATION FIXTURES 23 Nonroc St. Phone 336

CALL ON City Trucking Co. you. STORAGE, TRUCKING, Etc. Heavy Work a Specialty ALL KINDB of coal and COKE. Phone 418 Dibble & Miller. Insure Vour Property »n the Deutur Insurance Agency Galiogly A Haefling To Whom It May Concern. I have been appointed gen eral agent for the Bale of Vitae Ore Medicine and all agents can secure their supplies from me. Jonathan Burkhead, Monroe, Ind. 8001