Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 159, Decatur, Adams County, 17 July 1905 — Page 4

RHEUMATISM Torlurins anil SsrriMo. Nu <«i« *u~ug th* drug*, il'*wr> *n4 nostrum*. NU-TRI-OLA on' Nuirvu* Rbeumatk Tre»ruvni vs res or«tn*ry caws auh-kly. F'>r th" Mur' Uemixt-I>r> i«r- *p«< lai treat meat-WK CXUfct VEKVCASE Sold and <J usrsulssU by Sold and Guaranteed by SMITH, YAGER k FALK. DRUGGISTS Weather Forecast. Fair tonight and Tuesday continued high temperature MARKET REPORT. Aeeurate pnoea paid by Deeatu anarchanta for vanous producta. Oor reeled every day at 2 o'clock. Buffalo Stocl Market E. Buffalo. N. Y. July 15 Special — Cattle— Receipts 11 ears; market ■toady. Export steers_ 16.40(8 5 76 Fair to good fat cows. 3.00 a4 00 Stockers to beat feeders a 3 50 Export hulls 4 dO d 4 50 Bologna bulla ....—2.25$ 325 Cows, fancy 40.00 $ 56 00 Common to good——lß.oos 4C 00 Hcgs—Receipts 25 cars; market active. Good mediums & heavy a , @6 06 Yorkers $ 6 05 Pigs @ 605 Good Roughs 4 35 @ 5 00 Common Roughs 3 75 @4 00 Stags....— —— 2.75 @ 3 50 Sheep—Trade light; market slow; 25c and 50c lower. Choice lambs $ $7 50 Choice westerns $ 6 00 Cui 11am ba @ ’> (M) Choice yearlings . $ 7 00 Handy mixed sheep . $6 00 Cull and common sheep. 2 50 $ 4 00 PITTSBURG MARKETS Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg, Pa July 15—Hoge—Receipts 10 :ars; market 5c higher Heavy Hogs $ . @5 95 Medium $5 95 Yorkers $ 5 % Light $ 5 95 Pigs $ 5 95 Chicago Markets Chicago market doe*! al 1:15 n tn. lodar, according to Decatur Stock and Grain Exchange July Wheat $ 85} Sept Wheal.... 63 Dec Wheat 622 July Corn 56* Sept Corn 541 Dec Corn 47| July Oats 304 Sept. Oats 29i Dec Oats 31 July Pork ' 12 82 July Lard. 7 15 loledo Markets Changed every afternoon at 300 o'clock by J. D Hale, Decatur special wire service Wheat. new No. 2. red cash...s 69 July Wheat 66] Sept, wheat 86 | Dee Wheal 66] Corn, cash 39 July c0rn........ 57 L Sept, corn 47 Dec corn Oats. cash... 33] July oats 34 Sept. oats.... ** 301 Dec oats 33] Bye, cash 71 QB JUN. ST B. L. OABBOL, ÜBAIM HSBCBAn Con yellow new. I .79 Con, Mixed new 77 Machine shucked oae oenl less. Oats, new 30 Wheat. No. 1 Red 77 Wheat, No. 8 Red 74 Barley - 40 Bye No. 2 . 57 Clover Seed 1 10 4 lay he — Q 6 16 Buckwheat 48 Flax Seed 80 Timothy ___________ |1 02 Buckwheat 40 POULTRY. ST 1. W. PLAOB 00. Chickens, young, per Ih 7fi Fowls, per lb 7} Young Turkey 10—6 Old Turkeys 8 OIL fIARKRT. Indiana 81 Whitehouse 99 Somerset 71 Neodesha, (Kan.)..... 47 Barkersville .86 Ragland .62 Tiona $1.46 Pennsylvania 1.31 'Doming 98 New Caaiiß. .. 1.23 North Lima .86 South Lima 81 STOCK. ST riBD SCHSIMAM, LB LBS Lambs $6 00 Hogs, per cwt 4 75@ $5 00 Cattle per lb, 3j $ 4 Calves, per lb Q 5 Cows 1 Q 3 WOOL AND HIDES. ST B. XALVBB • SOM. PhODO 442 Wool, unwashed 33 Muskrat 3 $ 18 Beef Hides 8 Calf ’ 10 sheep Pelts 25 g 1.25 Tallow 04

Orrißß PRODUCTS, st rxstoot HWHi *«0 SBSOMsott Eggs fresh, per doa_ I 12 Lard <* Butter, per pound 12 Potatoes, new 32 COAL Per Ten Prices of coal on and after Decern ber let. until further notice will be as follows: Hocking Lump, per ton— 13 40 Virgins Splim— 60 Indiana Lump.—3 20 Domestic Nut — 3 40 Washed Nut - ■ 8 80 Pittsburg Lump 3 60 Pocahontas • U Kentucky Oannell 5 60 Anthracite 6 76 Chargee for carrying coal—Bo per ton or fraction thereof, upstairs 50c 4er lon HARRET NOTBS. Liverpool market cloosd steady Wheat | cent lower Corn, ’ oeat lower Receipts at Utuoagc. today: Hogs— 31000 Wheat 39 oars Corn 251 cars Oats 123ci«s Sheep 18000 Estimate for tomorrow; Hoge. 35000 Wheat 92 cars Corn 451 cars Oats 211jais Since I have sold out my business it lieoomea’necessary that all outstanding acoounts be collected at once. All those knowing themselves indebted please call and arrange yonr account. Respectfully, Gus Rosenthal GRkl. R >m» City excursion Season tickets good until Ootober 31. $2.30 Fifteen day tickets, $1.90. Max.co nineteen hours neares Double daily through service. Iron Mountain route Ask ticket agents, Gor A. A Deane. Jr.. T. P A. XX) Sentinel Bldg., Indianapolis. Winona Lake, Ind. Fifteen day ticket sale May 10 to September 30, 11.95. Season tiedets May 1 September 30, limit October 31. $2.55 Caiutiuqui Like ExcursionOn Friday, July 7th and Friday, July 28th, the Erie railroad will run special low rate excursions to Chautauqua Lake and return Rate from Decatur $9.65 Return limit 30 days from date of sale. Ask Erie agents forjpartioulars, or write O L Enos, traveling .pea ganger agent. Marion. Ohio. ♦•'.so Niagara '.Falls excursion— Thursday. July 27th. the fine rail road will ran their annual excursion fiom Decatur. Ind., to Niagara Falls and return, 'frate ofso for the round Strip. Tickets good returning ten days from date of 'sale, with privilege of stop-over at Chautauqua Lake and Cambride Springs Special train leaves Deoatur at 2 |P. m. For full particulars. oall|on Erie agents, or t writs O.*L. Enos, Manon, Ohio. Hiawatha, the Indian play, will be given at Ya-Way Ga Mug, near Petoskey, Mioh., from July 4 ,to September 4, 1906 Illustrated folders oan be had by calling 'phone 9 or writing C L.| Lockwood, Grand Rapids, Mich., er nailing atfpasaenger station No one who goes to Northern Michigan should fail to see this play given by Ojibway Indian aotors. The folders give sketch of play with illustrations. Get one fJ ryson, Agent 127 d 3mo Bam mr Toure Fares—June Ist to Sept. 30th via G. R. &'I. To.Trav. erse City. Mich., 312.30; Omera, $13.30; Northport. $13.50; ]Petoskey, $14.15; Mackinaw City, $15.60. Return limit Out. 31, ]905. For rates to other points fcall phone 9. or write to'C. L. Lookwood, G. P. A. Grand ..Rapids, Mioh., or J. Bryson, Agent 127d3m0 The Passenger department of the Toledo, St. Louis A Weste'njJß. 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. R oss General Passenger Agent. “ Clover Leaf Route.' Toledo Ohio. GRANO LOW RATE EXCURSION. To Niagara t ails and Seashore Re. sorts. Via Clover Leaf Route. The popular yearly excursion to Niagara Fallsand the Jersey Coast Resorls, via Clover Leaf Route will J be run on the following dates: August 2 and 16 —To Niagara Falls 1 and return. August 2 and 10—To Atlantic City Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Cape May, N. J., and other Atlantic coast, resorts All tickets good returning twelve days from date of sale See nearest Clover Leaf agent, for rates or address W L. ROSS, Gen. Pass Agt. Toledo, Ohio.

LIGHT FASTER THAN SOUND. Sam* Kv»rr<«r l»r«Sa»«* Tkai U* (• Fra.r Thia Far!. About a tbouaund yard* from st>* window wber<- I ait la a factory which blows It* whittle every noon. Thsteam always cornea from the whistle name Utile time before the sound l» heard. Yesienlay I counted three se<oud* between the time when the fir*' steam was »evu and »h< u the «otm<l of the whistle wa« heard. The whistl< is beard when the weather is fogiv or clear, hot or cold, windy or calm i It Is sometimes louder than at other times, but It always takes three SSc onds to travel the 3,1X10 feet from the factory to my bouse We often bear also an echo of thwhittle, whh-h comes two seconds later than the first sound. This Is the ssme sound coming by a roundabout journey 5.000 feet away. It travels first I.OUU feet to a hill beyond and then Is sent back 4.15X1 feet to our house. “A few days ago,! beard a band of autai.-ians playing upon the street, and. although they were far distant from me. the high tone* of the piccolo and th- low tones of the bas* horn reached ms exactly together, showing that high and low tones travel at the same speed. During a thunderstirm I noticed a Cash of lightning and counted ten seconds before tbe sound of the thunder was heard. This showed me that the storm was about 10,000 feet (or about two mlleei away. A little later, however, the time between tbe lightning and the thunder began to grjw lee*, and tbe noise of tbe thunder became louder, which shewed that the storm was getting nearer. Finally a daxxltng fiasb of Ugbtniug was followed Immediately by a deafening crash of thunder, and at the same time tbe shingles flew from a jmtcti of roof on a barn near by. It bad l<eeu struck by lightning and was soon in dames.— St Mchulas. THE CRUEL PIANO. Javeeile SeerlSre* That Ara OSered t'p t« tbe laelromeal. My landlady's little boy. separated from me only by a thin lath partition of a wall, is playing five finger exercises in halting rhythm and with Innumerable false notes Tbe Instrument is one in which the flight of years has left a tone like a discontented nutmeg grater. Tbe little boy. a pale child in a long pinafore and big white eara. bates bis chosen instrument as much as I do. and so we meet on a level of mutual affiiction. I loathe bearing him. and be hates his instrument; now. iu the name of g-"jd coni moo sense, why must be be offered up as a samficrHis mother is a poor woman, ami the tinkling cottage piano with plaited faded green front represents the chops and many other wholeaotne things she baa not eaten, and what she allow* tbe yotmg lady In tbe third floor back, who takes her board out in piano lesson*. is a serious sacrifice. Now. I ask what foe? Why I* all the world playing an un necessary piano? Marriage has a fatal effect on music. For some occult reason as soon as a girl la married the piano—the grave of so much money and time—retire* out of active life and swathed in "art draperies.” burdened by vase*, cabinet photograph* and Imitation "curios” serves les* a* a musical instrument than a warning. But no sooner are tbe next generation's leg* long enough to dangle between the keyboard and the pedals than the o-boss awaken to the •ame oid false notes that serve no purpose unless an hour of daily martyrdom over a tear splashed keyboard 1* an excellent preparation for the trial* of life.—Mr*. John Lane In London A Pstbetie Iseißest. There 1* a pitiful story told tn the Bookman of Philip Bourfce Marston, tbe blind English writer. One d«y ■ particularly good ide* came to him. and he sat down to hie typewriter with enthusiasm Ha wrote rapidly for hours and had nearly finished the story when a friend came In. "Read that," said Marston proudly, “and tell me what you think of it” The friend stared at tbe happy author and then at tbe blank sheets of paper in his hand before be was able to understand tbe little tragedy. Tbe ribbon had been taken from the typewriter, and Marston's toll was for nothing. He never had tbe heart to write that story again. Power of Solpborie AeM. An Instance of the great dissolving powers of sulphuric acid is furnished by an accident which occurred in the chemical factories at Mulhouse. Alsace. An operative was blown up Into the air and fell into a trough filled about three feet deep with sulphuric acid, tbe temperature of which was found to be 91 degrees C. ten hours after the accident. The death of the man was only proved by the discovery of hl* caoutchouc respirator, muzxle. two porcelain buttons and other Insoluble article*. Everything else bad chemically combined with tbe acid.— London Engineer. Evil of Familiarity. “A good friend," said Captain Bill, "Is the greatest blessing a man can have. But men are like canal boat* in lots of ways, and It doesn’t pay for either men or boats to get so close together they wear one another's paint off ”—Newark News. It Happens. His Wife-You're home at last! I thought you'd never come. Mr. Outlate—And absence Instead of making the heart grow fonder has merely affected tbe temper.—New York Press. It is better to hold back a truth than to speak it ungraciously.—De Sales.

BUBINMB MBNTION Glass furnished free with sll frames bslow 16x20 inches. Lvman Bn* . $6 00 to Niagara Falls and return viaCiovsr Leaf, Monday. August 2 1905 T L Miller, Ag't Stone and oetnent blocks, the best in town, sold by Julius Haugk. 8m him before buying. 137tf Gypsum wall plaeterFreah car at Decatur Lumber Co, 138tf Our window and door screens are Seoond to none Decatur Lumber og. 114dtf Boarders Wanted-By day or week; with or without room. Mr* F N. Aruspaugb. corner Fifth and Marshall streets 156d10 J Our winter's stock of bard ooal la in and you are out. Get your order tn early. Deoatur] Lumber 00. “ - lUdtf” For Rent—A neatly furnished front room, for gentleman; reasonable 515 Nutt man 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 $200,000 of money to loan on city and farm property, on the very lowest rate of interest at Schurger Ar Smith s law. abstract and real estate office, Decatar. Indiana 138dtf Choice building lots for sale at reasonable terms in tbe Hanns addition to Decatur. Indiana. Inquire at Schurger A- Smith's law a"d abstract oflioe. Dooatur, Ind. 138dtf

A Wealth of Health Awaits the afflicted who visit tbe world famous spaa - French Lick VVest Baden Springs WHERE THE HEALTH COMES FROM Three widely varying springs at French Lick and four at West Baden, within a radius of one mile, poseeee remedial and medicinal values world renowned iu curing STOMACH. LIVER. KIDNEY and BOWEL AFFECTIONS, infiama tion of the bile-ducts, by stimulating the bilary circulation, prevent ing stagnation, modifying catarrhal conditions, congestions and a num ber of chronic liver lesions reputed incurable. PLUTO Spring water is a natural diuretic and poaitive cure for chro nia aliment* of stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels PROSERPINE AND BOWELS Springs furnish the milder waters, ideal for the less severe cases. Be cause of ita beneficial action on the skin, pbosxbmmx spring is known as the "beauty spring.” SPRINGS NOS. 1, 3. and 5 have thier special field in cases of uric acid.albuminuria. anemia, chlorosis, nervous debility, despepsia. etc SPRING NO. 7 is for use in al! cases in which alkaline, sulphated saline waters are indicated; as a cure for habitual constipation, biliousness dyspepsia due to alchohol or other causes, slugish states of the liver, gall stones, catarrhal jaundice, etc The Wonderful French Lick—West Baden Springs are located in the highlands of Southern Indiana, eas iIV 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 Rates, detailed medical facts, etc. address FRANK J. REED, G. P. A. The Monon Route, 200 Custom House Place, CHICAGO.

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RUNNING out of money isn't io liable to happen to a man with a bank account, h e mere pos MBsioo make* bun more »■ bs expenditures. Il also becomes • matter ofjpride with him to keep the balam-e as large u possible. The First National Bank UsCXTCB, IsOUkSin sdditionto keeping money, stands ready to |lend it at reasonable rates on anv approved security. Debitors are preferred To Whom il May Concern. I have been appointed gen eral agent for the sale of Vitae Ore Medicine and all agenta can secure their supplies 7rom me Jonathan Burkhead. Monroe. Ind. 800 d

CLOVER LEAF TRIPS Special Lev Eicursion Rates TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS A WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. “CLOVER LEAF ROUTE." Season 1905. Bound-trip H >nms*ex*r» Fares Sc point* In the West and Southwest on the Ist sna Jra Tuesdsr* of April. M»r sad June st low fares vis "Clover Leaf Kouts." I Chstauqus. N Y. Xtcurslon* Jul* 7th sad S»th Kxcsptixnsll* low rstes will be named by the "Clover Leaf for these sieursi os* Sen Frsnctsco Loe AnseMe and Portland. Ore. For t*e various meeting, and conventions to be held on the Pacific Coast during tbe summer tbe Clover Leaf Rout* will offer eiceptloaally low rate* with diverse routs*, side trip* and stop-over priv•legs*. (X. a, B Fare* to Denver, Col. F.ztremsly low rate at one cent per mile for tickets on sale Au* a> to Sept. i. Passengers can go one route and return another Eapecially desirable side tripe from Denver are being arranged for those attending this meeting. (.•Morale, Pacrt c least T iurtsr t;c«*t» onan.e via ml res u-e Good » monk nt Stopover prtvlegee at pleasure. Saifs I PeMcc Sleeping Cara, free recliningObair and Oafe Car*. (Meal* served * la<artex high beck sent concbe* oa n. through trains. For rates and information apply to nearest Ticket Agent or add re*. toanecsttai If you contemplate atrip to a»v roitrt write os for evacixL t«»oa■Atloa W. L. BOM Owners. Paneenter Agent Toledo, Ohio. B. L BROWNS. Traveling Pnsnenger Agent. T. L. MILLBEAgent, Decatur, ind

ANNUAL PERSONALLY CONDUCTED NIAGRA FALLS = (3J RSIO VIA Lake Erie & Western R. R. Tki PiMiir Niagra Fills Eicirtloi Lin In connection with the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern LEAVE PORTLAND 9:10 P. M. Thursday, August 3 RATE $6.50 ROUND TRIP Tickets good returning on C. 4 B Line Steamer, Buffalo to Cleveland if desired. SIDE TRIPS TO Tofißto, Thousand Islands. Etc. Also cheap rates to SANDUSKY and PUMN-BAY Arrange your summer outing for he First of August and come with us. For pamphlet containing general information u to rate, time’ etc call on any ticket agent of the above route, or address, R. J. REIN, General Passenger Agent n dianapolis, Indiana

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