Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 123, Decatur, Adams County, 5 June 1905 — Page 4

LOSING POWER An» MU't phyel***! p»w»*r’» fall* ln<* G•! :hf Mi.— Ambiti m Duu l Ivmw h"p* Here w limit h for you. NU-TRI-OUA will tbe % lg«»r of luuth, th* mi r**u<th <»f Maturity, ’ Ma*< t )”i !»••* Mil uv>r. We tueaii JUm Umh mu 4 wLi pruw lu Fur mUv by Sold and Guaranteed by SMITH. YAGtK & MLN. DHUiiGISTS — . BUSINESS MENTION Glass furnished free with all frame* below 16x21) tuchna Lyman Bron. For portraits and portrait frame* call at Lyman Bros. Buy thnjbest an 1 obeepeet fence —tbuTage. J. D. ,Ni lltngor. Agent “ 63dtf Our window ani door screens are Mcond to none Decatur Lumber Co. IHdtf For Sale— suit of bird *'eve maple. Call at 101st Weal Jackson street For Sale—Brown Leghorn eggs by GlenfFalk Enquire at Smith’s Yager &,Falks drug store 50» rpe Ift or *3 00 a hundred. sod2wk. Found—A’black horse of medium heightb. Owner may have same by making inquiry of John Falk ol this city. Uddtf Our winter’s stock of hard owl is in and you ate out. Get youi order b in pearly. Decatur Lumber Co. Utdtf | A barn’ford 'nt. See Mrs Robert Gregory Mdtf. * abe B'biiit, trustee of Jefferson trwnhsip,. Oft* day. Friday of each week or at mv residence ttdJaeo See the Decatur Lumber company for prices and quality on hard ooal before buying. SAltf G. R. A I Rome City excursion Season tickets good until Ootober 31, <2.30. Fifteen day tickets. SI .90. Winona Lake. Ind. Fifteen day ticket sale May 10 to Septemtier 30 11.95. Season tiedets May 25 to September 30. limit October 31, 52.55. During the summer the <4 R A I. will sei; tickets f r train ? at a special round trip Sunday rate ot one fare to all stations when *jour ney can be mtde within the’day. J Lost — A wrist bag, containing e little"picketbt 'k - four dimes. tw< handkerchiefs a pair of glasses and some books used on decoratioi dtv. Return to Mrs Isaao J. Peterson For Rent—A new house, five rojms. on N>rth Eltventh Jstreet Rent reasonable. Fir in foraaation inquire of] Mrs. Jacob Pettraoa, Ind. fill’d I ju<t received a fine line of ’ailver ware suitable for wedding’pres en<r such as knives, forks, spoons ’.sales, everyttnngjvou oould want Just take a peep’in the show win dow at Hensley’s. 16d6 For sale or will trade for" good farm. One of the beet residence properties in Dicatur, modern in every respect Ownei leaving city see Frank M. Snhir meyer. 117d2wkMexico nineteen hcursl nearer Double daily through service, Iroi Mountain route. Ask ticket agents G.or A. A. D’ane. Jr., T. P. T 200 Sentinel Bldg . Indianapolis. Several Indiana papers hav< published the n<4tce that the Michi gan legislature had passed a fisher man’s license law. requiring all non residents fishermen to pay for the privilege of fishing in th> lakes and streams of Michigan This is an error. No suoh lav passed. lOMAw

$5650 Portland jflf AND RETURN IB UK From Chicago, via the Chicago & North-Western Ry , ■■ n I daily, to September 30. Choice of routes via Omaha, I ■ *> I Cheyenne and Granger, via St. Paul and Minneapolis, I ■ through the mountain scenery of Colorado and Utah, II Bl through the Lake McDonald Country or the Canadian Isl Bl Rockies, with tickets via California or via Yellowstone /■ Ll Park at slight advance in rates. /■ WLlCorrespcndingly low rates from other points, account /> bX LEWIS AND CLARK CENTENNIAL Zr A great opportunity to visit one of the greatest grain and fruit raiaiag countries the largest Ashing and lumbering industries, and some of the most aggressive, rich and growing cities in the world. Tbt Bess of Everything. Pall particulars la rwfsrd to »»* rapositioa sal I detcrt«Miv* »t the Pstik Nartftvest sea: fa» 1■ k I • dlrr ** °“ "tetpt of tow • cast Mupi jUKjffJ] jaH I lyjl All aeeats sell tickets eta this li»e. ,

Weather Forecast. Thunder storms tonight; cooler Tuesday. MARKET REPORT. Accurate prices paid by Decalnt nercbants for various products. Cor noted every day at 2 o'clock Buftalo Stock Market E Buffalo. N.Y June 3 SpecialCattle—Receipts light, market firm. Export steers >5.40 0 5 '.<o /air to good fat cows 3.10 04 50 Stocker* to best feeders 3.25 0 I 70 Export bulls..——— 4.25 0 4 50 Sologna bulls——.....—B 250 3 75 »w« fancy ,t, — 43.00 yr 55 00 Common to good 20.00 0 40 00 H.igs- Receipts 35 cars, market 5c higher on pigs: other grades steady Food mediums A beavv a 0 5 55 Workers 560 0 5 65 *igs 5 600 5 65 Good Roughs 4 •<5 yy 5 00 Common Roughs..— 375 yr 4 00 Stags — 2.75 yr 3 50 Sheep—Receipts 10 ears; market slow. Jhoice lambs -- I ■ 06 75 'hove westerns 6 40 iff 6 60 Julllambe , 4.500 5 50 'boice yearlings 5.250 5 75 iandy mixed sheeps 00 0 5 25 Tull and common sheep 2.50 0 3 50 PITTSBURG MARKETS Union Stock Yards. Pittaburg. Pa lune 3 —Hogs—Receipts 25 cars; narket active. leery Hogs $555 05 60 dedium 0 5 60 Workers 0 5 60 .ight . 05 60 *iga 5 65 0 5 75 Chicago Markets Chicago market closed al 1:15 p n todav. according to Decatur Slock ind Grain Exchange day Wheat f fuly Wheat 674 tapt Wheat 82k Hay Corn fuly Corn 501 ■taot Corn.... 49| Vay Oats uyOata 314 * pt. Oats 284 July Pork • 12 ”2 luly Lard 7 40 Toledo Markets Changed everv afternoon at 3.-00 'Clock by J. D Hale. Decatur special »ice service. A" heat. new No. 2. red cash.. .fl 05 dav Wheat...." • fuly Wheat 86] <ept wheat 831 J ora, cash 53j day corn fuly corn 51] 4ept corn 504 htta cash 33J May oats fulv 0at5..... :334 tept oats 294 lye. cash 77] (MAIN. at a u oxsaot,, Maia aaacaan Jorn yellow new... | 67 Jorn, Mixed new 65 Machine shucked one oant loss )ats new 29 Vhsal. No 2 100 A neat, No 3 95 larlev — 37 lye No. -a 68 lover Seed 5 75 klayke — _ ft 6 25 duckwhaat 48 'lax Seed - 80 Fimothv - | 90 Tuckwheat 40 OIL fUUBT. ndiana 81 Vhitahouee 99 iomersel 71 ifeodasha. (Kaa.) '47 Tarkersville 86 lag land 62 'iona 11.46 ’sQnsylvania 131 fuming 98 few Can la. 1.23 ■forth Lima South Lima 81

POULTRY. ST J. W. FLACa 00 Chickens, young, per lb— 70 Fowls, per lb — « 7] Young Turkey 10—6 Old Turkeys — S STUCK. er raao schbimss, oa lbb Lambs ft 6 00 doge, per cwt 4 750 15 00 Cattle per lb. 3] ft 4 Oaivee, per Ih ft Oows i a 3 NAY rtARKBT. No. 1 timothy I 8 50 No 17 25 No 1 mixed 7 25 No 1 olover 7 2£ Loose hay 1 25 lees WOOL AND NIDBK. st a. Katvaa a »os Phone 442 Wool, unwashed .....33 Muskrat Bft 18 Beef Hides 8 Calf ’ 10 Sheep Pelts 25 ft 1.25 Tallow 04 COAL -Per Tee Prices of ooal on and after Decern ber Ist. until further notice will bo as follows: Hocking Lump, per ton S 3 80 Virginia Splint 4 00 Indiana Lump 3 60 Domestic Nut 3 60 Washed Nut... 4 « Pittsburg Lump 4 00 Pocahontas 4 50 Kentucky Connell 6 0C Anthracite 7 5C Chargee for carrying coal- 25c pet ton or fraction thereof; upstairs 50 per ton. OTHER PRODUCTS ST Uimt ItIJSSI sso assoiAßY* Eggs, fresh, per doe I 12 uard 06 Butter, per pound 14 Potatoes, new 36 Onions 70 Cabbage per 100 lb —6O Apples, per ba — 90 riARKBT NOBTS. Liverpool market closed steady Wheal. J cent lower Oorn, J cent lower Receipts st Uluoagc today: Hoge 40000 Wheat 3 cars Cora 2400e.8 Oats 126 cae | Cdtle 26000 j 5heep....... 22000 Estimate for tomorrow: Hogs 220C0 Wheat I cars I Cora 124 cars ■ Oats 8M mis Wanted Middle aged woman as housekeeper in small family. Inquire at this office. List—A gold cross and chain, ' cross had gold medal attached bear--1 ing name of owner, lost between C. Radamacher’s and W. H- Niblick's borne Finder kindly return to Miss Vera Ehinger, 122 South Fifth street The Passenger department of the Toledo, St. Louis A Western R. R. 1 “Clover Leaf Route,” has issued a booklet, entitled, "Get Out, or Get In,” from the pen Os Mr. Elbert Hubbard. of the Roycrofters, of East Aurora. N. Y. Copies of this booklet may be obtained by sending 4 cents in stamps to Walter L. Ross, General Passenger Agent, " Clover Leaf Route.” Toledo, Ohio. Wagont! Wagons! I 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 notice, in first class manner. Also saws filed of all kinds. U. E. Cramer. 117 d« SPECIAL NOTICE TO TEACHERS. Notice is hereby given that the board at education of Adams county, Indiana, at their May meeting included botany in the township high school course and require all teachers in the above named schools to have a license in this subject the coming school term. Irvin Brandyberry, County Supt. It la well also to avoid water, for it •s a good conductor, and the height ot a human being near the stream may determine the direction of a discharge. Within doors we are tolerably safe la the middle of a carpeted room or when standing on a thick hearth mg. Tbs ehlmney should be avoided on account of the conducting power of the carbou deposited In it and gilt moldings or bell wires are sources of risk. In bed we ere tolerably safe, since blankets and feathers are bad conductors. It is injudicious to take refuge in a eellar. because the discharge is often ’rom the earth to a cloud, and buildings frequently sustain the greatest injury in their basements.

Batiafadlea. Mrs. Cpmore—You found a house t« «ult you at last, did you? Mrs. Hlgbmus—Yes. I found one yesterday morning, and I amused myself the rest of the day by going around among the real estate agents and asking them if they had an eligible flat to rent to a family with fourteen children. You don't know bow much fun it was to watch them go into conniption fits.— Chicago Tribune.

DESIGNING A HEAD. — — - ar Interestlne Toasertal Operation Io tfcr Faeiaaa Whlallrr. • Amtixing "’ the favorite ejaculation I of the brilliant amt ecivntrlc artist J.tnitM M.iebelE Wliistier. is the word | wlilcl; seems bast to tit the curious cou.blmitl >u of personal |>eculliirlt:ea—aiiscliievous wit. trlik»y Jests, gay] quarrels, harmles* vanities and remark-1 able artistic performance—revealed in Mr Mortimer Metipes' recent recoliec- j lions ot his "Master.” The ewootrlci I ties of Whistler’s character were I matched by tli »e of bls appearance I (or lie uever dressetl like any:' ..!> else, and he had. Ju«t over his left eye, i 1 single lock of white hair amid a mass of black curls. His own Interest to j hi« ap’,"‘arauee was greiit. for be regarded the composition of costume mid | coiffure with the same seriousness j which he would have bestowed Upon tbe composition of a picture, ami In- j deed the result was unmistakably pie ' tures'i'ie. “Customers ceased to be Interested In their own hair," says Mr. Menpea ot | Whistler's rtitrauce Into a bat tier’s shop. "Operators Stopped their maulp- i uistlons; every one turned to watch Whistler, who himself was supremely unconscious. His hair was first trimmed, but left rather long. Whistler I meanwhile directing the cutting of | every I'H'k as he watched tbe barber in ■ tbe glass. He. poor fellow, only too conscious of the delicacy of his task. ' shook am! trembled as he manipulated tbe seissore The clipping completed. Whistler waved the operators imperiously on one side, and we oimerved for some time tbe rear view ot his dapper little figure, stepping backward and forward, surveying himself tn the glass. Suddenly he put his head Into a basin of water, and then, halt drying bis hair, shook it luto matted wet curia I With a comb he carefully picked out the white lock, wrapped it tn a towel . i id walked about for five minutes, pinching it dry, with tbe rest of bis , hair banging over bis face—a stage ' which much amused tbe onlookers. "Still pinching tbe towel, he would j ( then beat the rest of bls hair into ring- ; i lets (combing would not have given 11 them the right quality) until they fell i Into decorative waves all over bis bead, j' A loud scream would then rend the ] air. Whistler wanted a comb. This I procured, be would comb the white lock ■ i into a feathery plume and with a few broad movements of his band form the whole into a picture. Then he would look beamingly at himself In tbe glass and say but two words. ‘Menpea, amaxingr and sail triumphantly out of the shop.” GRANO LOW RATE EXCURSION. | To Niagara Falls and Seashore Re. sorts. Via Clover Leaf Route. The popular yearly excursion to I Niagara Falls and the Jersey Coast Reeorls. via Clover Leaf Route will be run on the following data: August 2 and 16 —To Niagara Falla and return. 1 August 2 and ,10 —To Atlantic City, Ocean City. Sea Isle Citv. Cape ‘ May. N. J., aud other Atlantic coast j resorts. All tickets good returning twelve 1 days from date of sale See nearest Clover Leaf agent for 8 rates, or address W L. ROSS,' Gen. Pass Agt Toledo, Ohio. 1 ‘

CLOVER LEAF TRIPS’ Special Low Excursion Rates TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS A WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. “CLOVER LEAF ROUTE.” Season 1905. Round-trip Home»*ekers F»r*» to point, in the Weet and Southweet on the lat aud ird Tueedays of April. May and June at io« farv, via "Clove. Leaf Route." B P.O K Annual Meeting Buffal) !». T July 11-13. Very io* fare*, optional route from Toledo via rail or boat. Chataumja. >. Y . Evcuraion, July 7th and ■Mth Exceptionally io* rate, will be named by tbe "Clover Leaf tor these excur•ion* Baltimore. Md.. Orlaten Endeavor Convention. July 3-W. rate, one fare plus 11 for round trip. San Francisco. Lot Angeles and Portland. Ore. For the various meetings and conventions to be held on tbe Pacific Coast during the summer tbe Clover Lest R.rute will otter exceptionally low rat-» with diverse routes, aide trip* and stop-over prtv- . eleges. * « . <». A. R. Fares to Denver, Col. Extremely lo* rat. ot one cent per mile for ticket, on sale Aug A> to Sept. 2 Passengers can <fo one route and return another Bspeciaily desirable side trip* from Denver are being arranged for thOM attending thi, meeting. knworth League Convention at Denver, very low round trip excursion* fares trotu ail •tation* to Den.er. on Mie June s* to July 1 Diverse route*. ,top-over* ana side tripe granted California, Patil < Coast Tounsr ticket* onssle via ad rti .«* Good » moots, Stopover prtvlsges at pleasure. Pullmo I Palace Sleeping Cars, free reciining Chair and Case Car*. (Meal* served a la-cartek high back »e*t coaches on al. through train*. For rate* and information apply to nearest Ticket Agent, or addrest Confidential' If von contemplate atrip to S’st rotivr write cs for sraciax taroa ■ ST tow W. L ROSS Genera. Passenger Agent. Toied'j. Ohio* K. L BROWNS? Traveling Psstenger Agent. T. L MILLRR. Agent, Decatur. Ind

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Don't Wish For Money WHEN YOU CAN GET IT FROM US $26 00 Loan, 60 Weeks Pay Back 60 Cents a:Week If you want it writ* io us. We will loan you mousy in any amount from JlO to SIOO. on household goods, pianos, organs taam,. fixtures, etc., Without removal. You eau have from! one to twelve m >ulhs of tim • in which to pay it back, in amall weekly or monthly payments as you prefer. SI 20 is the weekly payment on a 150 loan for 50 weeks; other amounts at the same proportion. If you need money fill out the following blank, cut it out and mail it Io us,Hand our agent will call on you aud explain the rat* Date Your name Wife’s Name Street and Number Amount Wanted Ktnd>f Security you have Occupation All rommunieations held strictly confidential. Call on or address Fort Wavne Loan Co. ekM? Op^iX H s r

Tbe w 't!4 adrairf* men who arw string tn mini) and Ker for-’*. m-Q am MU'*, an-nry ani aerenal mar-t ■ U l * true I *T* *U*"> Uli Ui« w&ich c«r- try for p o»«au. strrxs s Hgsrioos "r*’f Cons •*»««*. Fx"M •’8: to owar work.•moklnir. ’ln< bab.ta an) other ca •<* HMM rte*. brnlthy t>: ol r-phinjo«r»M. H’etonSU.KM'-.n* m ms at»ea(. **»oc(*rios csicsoo Biackodrn A Christen Vs. K *Si . One Bi 11 ionW W I xZ Hr jb JMF A LARGE SUM Os money about ths 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 DbcaTCb, Isdusa. There it will be safe from both and be just as convenient to uss as if you had it in your pocket. Think about it. COftL Feed and Seeds Peninsular Portland Cement Gypsum Hock Wall Planter We make a specialty of famishing RIG H GRA DE OLEAN GOAL that will burn. J. D. HAL*E Phon®e Cor. Jefferson and 2nd Bta. B. E. LEW Hooting, bpouting and all kinds of Galvanized Iron Work. Furnaces. Repairings Specialty. All Work Guaranteed. LooaMd la H«rv Soeiaaei oui.oia. oa Ftrt

DIRECTORY • BURT MANGOLD, I DENTIST SOUTH SBCONO ST. WITH »HONI 463 on. J. M MILLSR I —R—- ’ JOSEPH V. PEA.BE, TRUSTEE KIRKLAND TOWNSHIP Orrick Dai—Wednesday of each week. 44 6m > I LOUIS KLEINE ■ Trustee Preble Township Office Day--Wednesday of each week ’ gDWARD LUTTMAN TRUSTEE ROOT TOWOSHIP Omci Dat -Monday of each weak ROY ARCHBOLD, oiNTiar I. O. O. F. BLOCK. 'Pfion •—Office 164: reeidenoe 245 P. J. HYLAND. SANITARY PLUMBING 0-A.et riTTINO Steam Hot Water Heotinf GAS ANO COMBINATION FIXTURES 23 Munroe SO. Phone 35« CALL ON City Truckin? Co. jroxk STORAGE, TRUCKING, Etc. Heavy Work a Specialty ALL Kinds of coal and COKE. Phone 412 Dibble & Miller. Insure Your Property an the Deutur Insurance Agency Gallogly dt Haefling To Whom It May Concern. I have been appointed gen oral agent for the tale of Vitae Ore Medicine and all agents can secure their supplie* from me. Jonathan Burkhead, Monroe. Ind. 800 d