Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 158, Decatur, Adams County, 15 July 1905 — Page 4

MALARIA .•••rm* tn tbv M • ' Ha p Nature . CoßWptbMtuut "tdmtr NU-TRI-OLA and Nutrl»taLM*llva Granule*- I e-»t stay whrra they arv u«a«1. iota they *:U Uutav yuu "ui’W all orer." Fur sal* by Hold Mid Guaruutawd by SMITH. YAGER* FALK. DBUGGIiT I Weather Forecast. Fair tonight; warmer Snnday; oc- ! caaioual ahower*. REPORT. Accurate pnoe* paid by Decatur ( merchants for various products. Oor , meted every day at 2 o’clock. Buffalo SUM'S Market i E. Buffalo. N. Y. July 14 SpecialCattle Receipts 8 cars; market | wteady. Export steer*—— J 5.40 <t 5<5 I Fan to good fat cows _. 3.00 igc 4 00 I Stockers to best feeders $ 3 50 ( Export bulls 4 00$ 4 50 : Bologna bulls ....— 2.25 <a 325 Cows, fancy __ 40.00 <r 56 00 Common to good 18.00$ 4C 00 Hogs—Receipt* 25 cars; market 10c higher. Good mediums Ja heavy's . $6 00 Yorkers $ 6 05 Pigs V « Good Roughs. ———4.Bs yr 5 (*•> Common Roughs,..— 3<s«' 4 00 Sugs -. -—2.75 <r 3 50 Sheep—Receipts 15 ears; market 25c lower. Choice lambs J . $ 800 Choice westerns —— . $7 75 CulHambs - $ 6 6” Choice yearlings $ 70” Handy mixed sheep— . /t 600 Cull and common sheep .2.50 $ 4 00 PITTSBURG MARKETS Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg. Pa July 14—Hogs—Receipts 12 cars: market active. Heavy Hogs J . $ 5 921 Medium — $6 60 Yorkers • $ 6 00. Light $ 6 CO Pigs • d« 00 Chicago Markets Chicago market closed at 1:15 n m. todav. according to Decatur Stock and Grain Exchange July Wheal I 87 Sept Wheat 841 Dec Wheat 83* July Corn 66 J Sept. Corn K ’ Dec Corn 48 July Oats... 32* Sept. Oats 30f Dec Oats 31 July Pork • 12 82 July Lard 7 15 Toledo Markets Changed every afternoon al 300 O’clock by J. D. Hale. Decatur special wire service. Wheat, new No. 2. red cash ..1 9C July Wheat 87| Sept, wheat 8611 Dec Wheal 86j Corn, cash 60 July oom 59 Sept, corn 58 Dec corn.. 49 Oats, cash 34 I « nl v oats 34 Sept, oats •• 32| Dec oats 34; Rye, cash.. 71 OR AIN. at a. l. caaaot., oaaiw aseoHart Cora yellow new. I .77 Corn, Mixed new 75 Machine shucked one cent lona. Oats, new 30 Wheal. No. 3 Red 79 W neat, No. 3 Red 76 Barley 40! Bye No. 2 — 37' Clover Seed 1 10 Alsyke _ -- 0 615 Buckwheat 48 Flea Seed 80 Timothy H 02 Buckwheat 40 POULTRY. ■I J. W. PLSOB 09 Chickens, young, per Lb 70 . Fowls, per lb 7 j Young Turkey 10—6 Old Turkeys 8 (ML HARUT. Indiana .................. 81 Whitehouse 99 Somerset 71 Neodesha, (Kan,)...... 47 Barkersrille .86 Ragland 62 Tiopa ..11.46 Pennsylvania 1.31 "taming ,■- -, , - ........... .98 NewCraue 1223 North Lima 86 South Lima 81 stock. 31 FUD »CHHMAM, CB LU Lambs 06 00 Hogs, per cwt. 4 75$ 15 00 Cattle per lb. 3j 0 4 Calves, per lb 0 5 Cewa— 1 0 3 WOOL AND HIDES. bi b. ulvbb a bom. Phone 142 Wool, unwashed 33 Muskrat 3 0 18 Beef Hidei 8 Calf ’ 10 sheep Pells 25 $ 1225 Tallow 04 —w—— i | - ————

Ofrtßß PRODUCTS, ev vxeioot oaueat aao ■**□■*■♦» Egg*, fresh, per dot— ■ . -—I 12 Lard Butter, per pound— 1Potatoes, new 82 COAL Per Tea Prices of coal on and after Decern tier Is . until further notice will be it* follow*: • Hockiug Lump, ]>er ton 83 40 Virgins Splim —— 80 ludiaua Lump— 8 Wl DoommiUc Nut 3 401 W.I-.L -.1 \ .t ■ — ■’ 60 Pittsburg Lump o wl Pocahontas,... « o Kentucky Canned 5 5t Anthracite ••••’’ Chargee for carrying coal—2sc per ton or fraction thereof; up stairs 50r der lonHA RKET NOTttA. Liverpool market closed steauy. Wheal J cent lower Oom, § cent lower Receipts al Uhicagc Hogs Wheat “3 car* Corn c *" < (l.ta Inlet’s CattleT. MO Sheep 2000 Estimate for tomorrow: Hog* 10000 Wheat <8 car* Corn .121 oar* Gate 110 mis j binoe f’have sold out my business i it iieoomes’necessary that all outstanding account* be collected at onoe All those knowing them selves indebted please call and arrange yonr account. Respectfully, I Gus Rosenthal. G R JS I. R>m» City excursion Season ticket* good until Oatober 31. 12.30. Fifteen day tickets, f 1.90. Mexico nineteen hours neares Double daily through service, Iron Mountain route Ask ticket agents Gor A. A. Deane. Jr., T. P. A 400 Sentinel Bldg., Indianapolis. Winona Lake, Ind. Fifteen day ticket sale May 10 to September 30. |1.95. S<»aaou tied el* May 25 to, September 30, limit October 31. 82.55 CiauHuqut Like Excursion— On Friday, July 7th and Friday, July 28th, the Erie railroad will run special low rate excursions to i Chautauqua Lake and return. I Rate from Decatur *o 85 Return limit 30 days from date of sale. ' Ask Erie agents for particulars, or i write O. L. Enos, traveling pas senger agent, Marion, Ohio. |6 50 Niagara jFalls excursion— Thursday, July 27th, the Erie railroad will run their annual excursion fiom Decatur. Ind., to Niagara Falls and return. 'lrate of ( M- M for the round Jtnp. Tickets ; good returning ten days from date of sale,: with privilege of stop-over at Chautauqua Lake and Cimbride Springs. Special train leaves Deoatur at *2 .p. m. For full particulars, call Jon Erie agents, or, whte O.*L. Enos, Manon. Ohio. Hiawatha, ths Indian play, will be given at Ya Way Ga Mug. near Petoskey, Mich , from July 4 ,to September 4, IJOS. Illustrated folders oan be had by sailing 'phone 9 or writing C- L.f.Loekwood. Grand Rapids, Mich., or nailing atjfrassenger station No one who goes to Northern Michi gan should fail to see this play given by Ojtbway Indian actors. The folders give sketch of play with illustrations. Get one |.T ryson. Agent. 127 d 3mo 1 Summr Toure Fares—June Ist to | Sept. 30th via G. R. *I. To.Trav. arse City, Mich., 112.30; Omers. 813.30; Northport. 113.50; •PeLwkey, 814.13; Mackinaw City, 815.60. Return limit Oot. 31, 1905. For rates to other points |call phone 9, or write to’C. L Lookwood. G. P. A. Grand M Rapids, Mich., or J. Bryson, AgenL 127d3m0 The Passenger department of the Toledo, St. Liuis A; Western JR. R. “Clover Leaf Route.” has issued a booklet, entitled, ‘ Get Out. or Get In," from the pen of 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. I GRAND LOW RATE EXCURSION. To Niagara Falls and Seashore Resorts. Via Clover Leaf Route. The popular yearly excursion to Niagara Falls and the Jer<>ev Coast Resorls, via Clover Leaf Route will be run on the following dates: August 2 and 16—To Niagara Fails and return. August 2 and ,10—To Atlantic City Ocean City, Sea Isle Citv, Cape May. N. J., and other Atlantic coast, resorts. All tickets good returning twelve days from date of sale Sew nearest Clover Leaf mfent, for rates or address W.L. ROSS. Gen Pass Agt Toledo, Ohio. J

ITALIAN GARDENS. Th* c*a*r, craves* •••• Tre* Mln«l> Thvlr Perhaps nothing sl*>ut Italian garden* strike* u» a* so wonderful as tbs arbor walk*, or ;*rgola». wli« re uaiuro mk’iu* »o absolutely docile to the hand of man. The desire I* to make a dense shade- a retreat wUbre one cun Miut out the hot sun- and to crea.e till* trees of u great many different aort* have beeti planted clone together and their branches »o carefully interwoven that they form a complete trellis ou the two aides aud above, so Hint cedar, cypress, orange and leuiou tree* mingle their foliage, all «eeuung to be lighted up by the pale goldeu globes of the fruit With u* the iuere»t twig* of su< h tree* would tie *up|MM<<d to have a stubborn individuality, rendering It impossible to train them to take the place of vines. In Italy for centuries everything has Leen done tv create a grateful shade at noon, where one can rest or sleep and leave the world outside to the cicadas, that, when thousands of them take voice together at once, make rather a •oithiug sound. Along the terraces of the Villa Carlotta, on the lake of Como, these covered arbor walks lead Into grove* of Ilexes, and mere until past midsummer out of the silence auj coolness the nightingale* sing not only all night, but all day long. In spite of the lavish beauty of the land, the impression that remains after summer travel In Italy is of the inhabitants living very close to nature, almost subordinating her operation* to their own needs. Nature is so pruned. so tended, her least effort so pressed Into the service of man. The plutuy cypresses, it is true, have nothing to do but stand sentinel by the belvidere terraces; so with the Ilexes. But the poplars are triuiund to tlag;<oh-s for the I sake of fagot*, and every leaf of the I mulberrj’ tri***, across which the vines , fling their festoons and garlands, is destined to feed the silkworms, and j as soon a* the maggot* are ready to , eat. the peasants, with huge bags, mount the trees and strip each branch of its i foliage. The olive orchards that make * a silver mist on the hillsides are busy i perfecting their u-etul harvest. Wherever a ledge of rock offers an j Italian peasant makes a garden, carrying up the *MI someti.-ne* Into almost Inaccessible places. But there he will plant leek;, tert:, a-J beans, besides a patch of wheat, the tatter not for the half loaf of bread it might make, bat to furnish straw to plait bats In winter Nature is no niggard. The little red i poppies blossom out of every cranny and chink and make a blase of color In the most unex;>eeted places. Oleanders hare away of tossing their tufts I of rosy blossoms along the white wall*. Bengal roses, clove pinks, carnation* I and larkspurs grow wherever they can be tended and a little rill of water directed to their use but the summer of Italy is at great heat, and after the great gush of flowers in spring the vaunted Italian gardens remain dry | intersection* of graveled paths with ■ dipped hedges flights of steps, urns , and statue*. Nothing can be dearer to ; artistic taste but for the real joy of | gardening nothing can be equal to I what the poet Gray called having “a ; garden of your own. where you plant , and transplant and are dirty and amused "—Philadelphia I .edger Bird ■■•plred Haste. One of the most pathetic scenes re , membered from the experiences of an I unhappy genius is given, among other , facts, about Beethoven in the "Life of | Big Herbert Stanley Oakeley" Tbe grost composer delighted in the out , door world. He loved a tree, be once j declared, with pardonable exaggera tloc. "better than a man.” After he bad become stone deaf be i visited the vafley of Heiligeastadt. near I Vienna, where be bad stayed in other and happier days. "Here." he said to the friend who accompanied him. “I composed my 'Pastors! Symphony.’ and here the birds composed w'th me. Can you hear a yellow hammer?' "No.” wrote his friend on the conversation slate ".And In the symphony I only remember the nightingale, qnali end cuckoo.” He believed certain phrases to have been meant for a direct imitation of | certain birds, but Beethoven's method > was a more poetic one. The bird* had , inspired him: they bad "composed" with him. But they bad done it by contributing uncotisciooely to the Joyous harmony of the scene. Beethoven In answer to his friend's suggestion took the state and wrote upon it a passage for the flute in the "Brook Scene.” That was what the yellow hammer bad Inspired him to do. The •*Br»sthlsat Tave* In the western part of North Carolina. in the mountains known as tbe Fork range, is located the most remark able cavern now known to exist. It Is called the Breathing cave and 1* certainly a most wonderful natural curiosity. During tbe summer months a current of air comes from it which is so strong that a full grown man cannot walk against It. and in winter tbe inrush of air is equally strong. At times a most unpleasant odor is emit--1 ted from the cave, which U *upposed to be from the carcass*** of dead animals which hav» been sucked In and ' killed by coming In contact with the inner walls of tbe inanimate, breatbi: t monster. During the spring months. * when the change from Inhalation to exhalation takes place, the air is filled with pellets of bair. dry bones, small elaws, etc., which are supposed to come from creatures sucked into this dry | land maelstrom in times passed. Many scientists have visited and revisited the - place for tbe purpose of studying its ' peculiarities, but stRI the mystery reI stains unexplained.

BUSINESS MENTION Glam furnished free with all frames below 16x20 inches- Lvtiian Bro* . | 88 00 lo Niagara Fall* ami return vis Clover Leaf, Monday, Auguet 2 1905 T L- Miller. Ag’l. Btone and cement blocks, the best in town, sold by Julius Haugk. See him bsfore buying 127tf Gypsum wall plaater— Fresh car at Decatur Lumber Co 138lf Our window and door screen* are teoond to none. Decatur Lu tuber ou. 114dtf Boarders Wanted—By day or week, with or without room Mr*. F N Amspaugh. corner Fifth and Marshall street* 156d10 J Our winter's stock of bard ooal is in and you are out. Get your order in early. Decatur) Lumber Co. “ ’ ’ * U4dtf" For Rent—A noatly furnished front room, for gyntlemsn. reasonable 515 Nuttman avenue, corner of north Sixth street ts For Rent—A two-story brick house, nine rooms, cistern and hydrant water House located on Second, near Jefferson street. Inquire of Irvin Brandyberry Itf4ld ♦200,0u0 of money to loan on city and farm property, on the very lowest rate of interest at Schurger &• Smith s law, abstract and real estate office, Decatur, Indiana 138itf Choice building lots for sale at reasonable terms in the Hanna addition to Decatur. Indiana. Inquire at Sohurger A- Smith's law a"d abstract office. Decatur. Ind 138dtf

A Wealth of Health Awaits the affi.etad who visit the world famous spaa— French Lick West Baden Springs WHERE THE HEALTH COMES FROM Three widely varying springs at French Lick aud four at West Bailee within a radius of one mile, possess remedial and medicinal values world renowued in curing STOMACH. LIVER. KIDNEY and BOWEL AFFECTIONS, intfama tioa of the bile-ducts, by stimulat ing the bilary circulation, prevent iug stagnation, modifying catarrhal conditions, congestions and a num ber of chronic liver lesions reputed incurable. PLUTO Spring water is a natural diuretic and positive cure for chronic ailments of stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. PROSERPINE AND BOWELS Springs furnish the milder waters, ideal for the lees severe eases Because of its beneficial action on the skin, pbosebkn'e spring is known as the ' beautv spring.'' [SPRINGS NOS 1. 3. and 5 have thier special field in cases of uric acid.albuminuria. anemia, chloroais, nervous debility, deepepeia. etc i SPRING NO. 7 is for use in all cases in which alkaline, sulphated saline waters are indicated; as a cure for habitual constipation, biliousness, dvspepeia due to alchoho! cr other causes, slugtsh state* of the liver gall atones, catarrhal jaundice, etc The Wonderful French Lick—West Baden Springs are located in the highlands of Southern Indiana, eas ily accessible from all points. MONON ROUTE Palatial hotels and excellent accommodations of every class await the health seeker Recreations of all kinds abound, indoor and out. For booklets Railroad and Hotel R ates. detailed medical facts, etc address FRANK J REED, G. P. A The .vvonon PDute, 200 Custom House Place. CHICAGO.

GRAHAM <fc LOWER DECATUR, .INDIANA (Phone 239 AGENTS FOR BEST INSURANCE GO’S. IN THE WORLD farm n i ouy. Hfe. Liaktnlnt aaff wind 81 ata

.’gl _ »- RUNNING OUT OF MONEY isn't io liable to happen to a man with a bank account. It's mere po* sMaiou make* him more careful in U s expenditure*. It also becomes a matter ofjpride with him to keep the balance aa large »• possible. The first National Bank Cbcxtvb, Ihmsma. in additionto keeping money, stands ready to jlend it al reasonable rata*; on anv approved security. Depositors are’ preferred To W horn It May Concern. I have been appointed gen oral agent for the tale of Vitae Ore Medicine and all agenta can secure their eupplios !rom me Jonathan Burkhead. Monroe. Ind. 800 d "clover leaf trips Special Low Excursion Rates : TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS 4 WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. “CLOVER LEAF ROUTE.” Season 1905. I Bcund-tri? Honn-weker* F»ro* to point* !* ta« Wet *O4 SoutftweM on toe tat sod »r<J Tuesday*of April M»r and June st io* I fare* vi* "Clover Leaf Route ' I Cbatauou*. N- T . Eveunilon. July ftb and tt Exceptionally low ratea will be named by toe "Ciov»r Loaf for tbeae *xcnrMom Sac Francisco fx>* Angeiea and Portland. Ore For tbe various meetings and convention* to be held on tbe Pacific Coast during tbe tutnmer tha Clover Lent Route will offer exceptionally low rate* with diverse route* aide trips and ewp-over prlvI e.egee (a A. R Fare* to Denver. Col. Extremely low rat. ot one o*at per mile for tlcaet* on I sale Aug «to Sept. £ Passengers can so one route and return acotber Especial;/ desirable aids trip* from Deaver pre being arranged for those sttendlns thia mentlsg. California, Pncrt c Const Tourist ticket* onesie via ail ret tea Good * mon.M Stopover prtv.egee st pieasure. Ssllmsi BMocc SlacpinS Car*, free rocliniagCbsir and Case Cars. (JJea.* .erred s is-esrtej. high back seat coaches on al ! tbeiufb train*. For rates sad mformatloa i apply to nearest Ticket Agent, or address CoafMcnllai; Ifvou contemplate atrip te asv poirt write us for srsctaL isnnNATtOS W.L BOSB Genera. Passenger Agent. To.edo. Ohio. I. L BROWXg. Trave.. ng Passenger Scent. T L. MILLKB.Agent. Decatur. Ind

ANNUAL PERSONALLY CONDUCTED NIAGRA FALLS = ( CURSIO VIA Lake Eiii & Western R. R. Tki PitHtr Niagra Falls EicirslM Hot In connection with the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern LEAVE PORTLAND 9:10 P. N. Thursday, August 3 RATE $6 so ROUND TRIP Tickets good returnitag oo C. i B Line Steamer, Buffalo to Cleveland if desired. SIDE TRIPS TO TorMta. Thoujand islands, Etc. Also cheap ratea to SANDUSKY and PUMN-BAY Arrange your summer outing for he First of August and come with us. For pamphlet containing general information as to rate, time, etc., call on anv ticket agent of the above route, or address, R- J. REIN. General Passenger Agent Indianapolis, Indiana

BURT MANGOLD. □ BNTIMT bouvh nscoHß av. with »honi sax on. J IM '.Miucaa LOVIS KLEINE Trustee Preble Township Office Day--Wednesday of aacb week PDWARD LUTTMAN TRUSTEE ROOT TOVOSHIR Orric* Dst -Monday of each weak JOSEPH V. PEA.BE TRUSTEE KIRKLAND TOWNSHIP Orncx Dai—Wedneaday of each week 44 Hm BOY BBOMBOLD, ~ DBRTirr. I. O. O. f. BLOCK. Pboo <*—offi<». IM: reffidaaoe 244 CALL ON City Trucking Co. STORAGE, TRUCKIHG, Etc, Heavy Work a Specialty A.LL Kinds OF COAL AND COKE. Phone 41S C. MILLER.

GOftL Feed end Beede Penlnßular Portland Cement Gypsum Rock Wall Plaster We make a specialty of furnishing HIGH GRADE CLEAN COAL that will burn. J. D. H A L~E Phon* B Cor. Jefferson and 2nd Sts. Insure Vour Propertv *n the Detatur Insurance Agency Qallogly dt Haefilng P.J.HYLAND. - SANITARY PLUMBING FITTING Steam Hot Water Heoliai GAS AID COMBINATION FIXTURES 23 rtonroe St. Phone 338

v iki'i’Vi JifctNERVOUS DEBILITY Tb« worm admin* mon who ar* «mn« In awatal and om* tom. men of personal magnetic.; U>* true type of «rf<*t «»“«* To attain thU U* ent roiuUlte a f Nana*. »hi<-b «t»* rape-tty in pt.n ala. 4 Se*<»U>ptMnt ana make Ilf* wortA U* *UMFFCR • RtRViCAR make* gtf*M C, "l7u Cnr** H*rv*«a DO iitf. Faihaf •••, **•• Fr»*tr*tiaa. Sl***»***«aa* r J . a «< ct*twork.amokln*.dru« habit* an-lot r ■ Wakr. rich, healthy t l<«od and r-patw • »*<*'* Kfinally ftxid for women. B“«<kle< ft** ? Pylco ll.wa boa. •!« »or • «. • *lthar* *atM to refund, if not cured orbenr •rerra ukoicil association cnicioo u » Blackburn <st Christen B.E. LEW.' Roofing, Spouting and all kinds of Galvanized Iron Work. Furnaces, Repairing« Specialty. j All W’ork Guaranteed. Located fa Honra Bcblas*l tui.cin. '■' B