Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 172, Decatur, Adams County, 1 August 1905 — Page 4

RHEUMATISM Torturing and terrible*. No cure rnuuug drug*. d‘xU.»r» »u 4 ntwiruiua. "IJ-TRI-OLA and NtllTioln Rheumatic Trvattnetii eurea rirdin-iry <’**••• quldUy. F**r the wuret «>»*• • »ur« hrmUu prepare »|hm'UU trtatiiwhV-’WK C7UKM. ki VERY CAME. Sold aud Guar au teed by OM4S a**u uua* eUlet’U Os SMITH, YAGER & FALK. DRUGGISTS Weather Forecast. Fair tonight and Tu**lay, except •bower, in soother portion. MARKET REPORT. Accurate prices paid by Decatur merchants for various products. Cortented every dav al 2 o'clock. Buffalo Stock Market E. Buffalo, N. Y. July 31 Special— Cattle—Receipts 140 cars; market 10c higher. Export steers — I • @& 50 Fair to good fat cows—. . kJ 400 Stockers to best feeders . Kt 3'5 Export bulls s 0 4 25 Bologna bulls—. <r 3 25 Cows, fancy_ __.42.00 «t 53 00 Com ’.non to good 22.00<a 4090 | H 3gs —Receipts 40 cars; market higher. flood mediums <fc heavy's . 06 35 Yorkers : -* 7 635 Pigs 0 6 35 Good Roughs —4.85 0 5 00 Common Roughs 3 <5 ft 4 00 Stags —__J. I's 350 Sheep—Receipts 20 cars; market steady. Choio* lambs t • 0 ?00 Choice westerns 0 7 75 Culljambs 0 6 09 Choice yearlings — . 06 00 Handy mixed sheep . 05 00 Cull and common sheep .2.50 0 3 50 PITTSBURG MARKETS Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg. Pa July 31—Hogs—Receipts 35 cars; market lower. Heavy Hogs 1 . 06 10 Medium 06 30 Yorkers 0 6 30 Light @ 6 40 Pigs . 06 25 Chicago Markets Chicago market closed at 1:15 p m. today, according to Decatur Stock and Grain Exchange May Wheal I 881 Sept Wheat.... 84 Dec Wheal 861 May Corn 45| Sept Corn 521 Dec Corn 432 May Oats 30 Sept, Oats 27’ Dec Oats 281 Sept Pork 13 50 Sept. Lard..... 7 37 loledo Markets Changed everv afternoon at 300 6’eloek by J. D. Sale. Decatur special wire service. May Wheat ...I 841 July Wheat 841 Sept, wheat 861 Dec Wheal 89| Corn, May 46 July corn 541 Sept, corn 54 Dee corn... Oats, cash 29 May oats 2811 Sept, oats ” 28| Dec oita... 31$ Bye, cash 59 (MAM. ST B. I>. OXBBOL, OBAIM MBBCHAWI , Corn yellow new 8 .72 Corn. Mixed new 70 Machine shucked one cent leas Oats, new 25 Wheal. No. 2 Red 78 W neat, No. 3 Red - ■ , . 77 Barlev ——_ 34 Bye No. it .... — 52 Clo ver Seed— _. —1 10 Alsyke —- fl 6 15 Buckwheat 48 Flax Seed 80 Timothy 11 02 Buckwheat _____ 40 POULTRY, st j. w. vlacb oe. Chickens, young, per lb 70 Fowls, per lb — 7| Young Turkey.. 10 —6 Old Turkeys 8 OIL HARKBT. Indiana .. 81 Whitehouse... 99 Somerset .............. 71 Neodesha, (Kan.) ........ 47 Barkeraville...... .86 Ragland 62 Fiona 11.46 Pennsylvania 1.31 '□©ruing 98 New Cast to 1.23 North Lima.... A.. 86 South Lima....... ........... ■ 81 STOCK. 81 »IBD SCBBIMAM, Li LBB Lambs — 06 00 Hogs, per cwt. 4 750 85 00 Cattle per lb 3j 0 4 Calves, per lb 0 5 Cows 1 C 3 WOOL AND HIDES, by B. kalvbb a ion. Phone 442 Wool, unwashed.... ..33 Muskrat 3 0 18 Beef Hides 8 Calf ’ 10 cheep Pelts 25 @ 1.25 Know 04 I

|! OTHER PRODUCTS. : at vabiocb qbocbbs asd mbbobasv* Eggfrwa, h, per dos I 13 I laid .7. 06 ' Hutter, per pound— 12' Potatoes, new 50 COAL Par Tao Prices of coal on and after Decern tier Ist, until further notice will be as ! ■ follows: Hocking Lump, per ton——-83 40 . Virgins Splim. —— 80 Indiana Lump,, 8 80 Domestic Nut 8 40 Wnfh»«d Nut . ~— 880 Pittsburg Lump..... 3 60 Pocahontas. 4 00 Kentucky Cannell ...5 KO Anthracite 6 75 Chargee for carrying coal- 25c per ton or fraction thereof; upstairs 54X* der ton. fIARRLT NOTES. Liverpool market closed steady Wheat. | cent lower Corn, ® cent lower Receipts at L'hicagc today: Hogs 10000 Wheat 533 care Corn - 2u5 cars Oats 295carB | Cittle ‘2OCOO Sheep 11000 Estimate for tomorrow: Hoge 15000 Wheat 301* cats Core 51 cars Oats 12-ais' BUSINESS MENTION. Straw hats cleaned as good as ' new by Robert at the Burt Glass furnished free with all frames □elow 16x20 inches. Lrmiu Brxi. 1 For 8 tie— A team of mules, gaur1 an teed to be all right. Loch &• | 1 Dirkson. i i Our window and door screens are | • lecond to none. Decatur Lumber oc. 114dtf 86 00 to Niagara Falls and return via Clover Leaf. Monday, Auguet 2 1905. T. L. Miller, Agt. i Stone and oement blocks, the best ' n town, sold by Julius Haugk. See him before buying. 127tf Lost—A pocket book at the opera house last Monday night, containing some small change and a kand. kerchief Finder please leave same at Baker & •Reinhart's restaurant. Winona Lake. Ind. Fifteen day ticket sale May 10 to September 30, 11.95 Season tickets May 25 to September 30, limit October 31, $2.55 ; A thirty days* clearance sale on all works of art and paintings at cost, at ' Lyman Bros. Come in and convince yourself. 157dtf Five show cases, counters and shelving, one walnut wall case for sale for almost nothing at Hensley's jewelry store. 157dtf Gypsum wall plaster— Fresh car at Decatur Lumber Co. 138tf For Rent—A neatly furnished front room, for gentleman; reasonabe 515 Nuttman avenue, corner of north Sixth street. ts Our winter's stock of bard ooal is in and you are out. Get your order Decaturj Lumber Co. lUdtfT Mexico nineteen hours neares Double daily through service, Iron Mountain route. Ask ticket agents, G.or A. A. Deane, Jr., T. P. A. 900 Sentinel Bldg., Indianapolis. |200,000 of money to loan on city and farm property, on the very i lowest rate of interest at Schurger i & Smith's law, abstract and real •state office, Decatur, Indiana. 138dtf I • i "When you are getting rea y or threshing and you find you are short on dishes, remember you can save money by buying them at the . Blue Front five and ten oent store, three doors south of Moser's gallery. 156d3wks Choice building lots for salejjat reasonable terms in the Hanna ad- ! dition to Decatur, Indiana. Inquire at Schurger & Smith's law and ibetract office, Decatur. Ind. | 138dtf I ■ • Official Route to International Conventions Christian Chorch. ) J 82.50 from Chicago to California > and return August 6 to 14, with 1 correspondingly low rates from other points. Personally conducted trains on specially arranged] schedules from Chicago and points east ) Friday, August 11th, through to the coast without change, via the Chicago Union Pacific &]North Western Line. Stop-overs at Denver, Colorado Springs, bait Lake City and other points, where the party will be entertained by local organizations. Write for full par ticulars, itineraries, etc. A. H Waggoner, Trav. Agt., 22 Fifth | Ave., Chiacgo — — ~ i »— .... —• mmw iMar»

I M ... _ COLORED SKIN. A Theor» Thai II !• ■» Inlrrmedlavv ■ la«» ut Ilf, rlofxirlll. The origin of colonel skill, or white 1 either. I« still unknown. It tlx* sun I* really the active agent In Its evolution. ' the power of Atiuligtit must bavo l*en ' curtailed when ;h-o|>lv took to wearing elothvs. ’the allghteat protection. n« seen In | the uw of ladleo* veil*, keeps the white I akin pure. Therefore, If there la any i pr «tectlon afforded by imtnrnl dark i akin, an equivalent t» obtitiuod for ' white |>eople by tlie Use of chrtbea. Until white |H>opie Iwglu to discard ekrtb-1 i Ing In the tropica their akin w 111 ro I ' main white. Sunburn iuu«t not l»e confounded with pigmentation of the akin. Suu bum la merely a tniinlug of the epidertunl cell* oil the surface of the akin whereaa pigmentation la caused by a deposit of dark mutter within tb« dev;>er layers of the true skin. Sunimliig the wkoie evidence up. considering all argumenta derived from history, antlinqtology. ethnology and general evoluthai. It aia ins to me that the colored akin la an Interniwlfc ■ ary stage of development between <>ur : primate ancestors ami the pure "bite I or Caucasian akin. My general «‘>n- | tention Is that white skinned |H«<>pk»e I come front the oldest atex-k* of humanity and that In the procoßß of evolution they Isx-ame white by the use of Clothes.—Dr. T. F MkcdonaM. CHURCH ALES. . An old Enallah < nalnM of Halxlnu Muao For < fcarrh Ise. A curious light la thrown on ancient, church baxaars nnd chiurtty balls by I ' certain recorda kept in some of the i churebes in l.uglaml For ia»ta>ice. in j the records of Vateley church, which date from 1.M3. are frequent n-fcremva to ••ebun-b ales." the object of which I was to get money for church ex;>enae« The "feast was organized by th< ‘ church wardens, “who provided a g'«x) I spread at so much a head, and credited I the profits to the church ex]e i nditure."| It first appears as the “church ale,”] then as the “king's ale.” then later as “our banquet at Whitsuntide.” It was, probably held in the church and went, on until 1043. the year after the civil > war broke out. when probably the; Puritans put an end to am-h festivities. It w - as popular evidently. One enterprising churchwarden has left on record all the good things which were prepared for the (Tondall ••church ale” in tbe year 1587. They had a band, brewed a quantity of ale. and made a profit of H 2. As money was then worth nearly ten times as much as now, tbe "ctiurch ale" may be said to have brought in about 94*0, which was just Iw ;>er cent on tbe outlay. Tbe band was hired for four days. THE SENSE OF TRAFFIC. — A Good Thins For Those fn Crowded Centers to Cnltlvate. Every town dweller should cultivate his "sense of traffic.” At first this j means that be will take every step tn a i crowded thoroughfare with a reasoned consciousness. He will never think of bis business or bis pleasure while be is in the street, but only of the way in which be is going, of what is before him. of what is on either side of bim and of what be is leaving behind bim. At every crossing be will settie his course, so to speak, and look out for dangers froth every point of tbe compass. After very few weeks of this careful self regulation be will develop tbe “sense of traffic.” Without knowing it be will see and bear and realize - aii that moves about bim. He will automatically avoid collision, and it will be as impossible for bim to take a step at tbe wrong time as it was formerly difficult for him to take it at the right I one. He will at tbe same time preserve bis person amt lighten the labors of the policeman. Street accidents occur to those who have no "sense of traffc."—London Lancet A Csrieas Slorjr. In “A Diary From Dixie,” by Mary Boyd Chesnut, there is a curious story of a beautiful Washington girl, Mattie Reedy, who, weary of tbe abuse that bar northern friends showered upon, tbe southern general John Morgan, took up tbe cudgels in bis defense. “What’s your name?” asked an officer, turning fiercely upon her. "My name now is Mattie Reedy,” was the answer, "but please God, I shall one day call myself Mrs. John Morgan.” Up to this time sbe had never met or even seen John Morgan. Somehow the story came to bis ears. He sought her out, courted her and married her. The First Oyster Enter. The gluttonous Vltellius is reported to have eaten 1,000 oysters at a sitting. “He was a very valiant man who first ventured on eating of oysters,” King James was wont to declare, a sentiment echoed by the poet Gay: The man had sure a palate covered o'er With brass or steel that on the rocky shore First broke the oozy oyster’s pearly eoat And risked the living morsel down his throat. Fixed. Jobley—l hear that young Munnlmnn is in financial difficulties. I thought his uncle left him a fixed Income. Dobley—He did, but it’s fixed so that Muuulman can get only a littls of it at a time. Shed Yonr C«r«a. Form a habit of throwing off before going to lied at night all tbe cares and anxieties of tbe day—everything which can possibly cause mental wear and tear or deprive you of rest. It requires much less philosophy to take things as they come than to part •with them as they go.—Chicago News.

Binoe I have sold out my business ' it bsoomes ntvoessary that all outstanding acoounta be collected at once. All those knowing them ' selves indebted please call and ar range yonr account ReeitoCtfully. ' Gua Rosenthal. Madison St. Meat Market COR ALL HINDS Os rresh and MF7YTS Simeon J. Hain, Prop. Illi - -j ■rjwi RUNNING OUT OF MONEY sn't io liable to happen to a man with a bank account. It’s mere poe makes bim more careful in h a expenditures. It also becomes a • matter of pride with hitn to keep the lialauce as latge as possible. The First Notional Bank I Decattb, Ixdiaxa. s in additionto keeping money, stands: ready to lend it at reasonable rates on anv approved security. Depositors' are' preferred CLOVER LEAF TRIPS i— , , Special Low Excursion Rates TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS A WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. “CLOVER LEAF ROUTE." Season 1905. S«n Fr*«ol,eo. Los Angeles and Portland, i Ore For lhe various, meeting* and conventions to be held on tbe Pacific Cosst durink the euuiiuer the Clover Lent Route ; will oOer exceptionally low rates with dl-, verse routes, side trips and stop-over prtv* . eleges ft. A. R Fares to Denver. Col. Eztremely low rate ot one cent per mile tor tickets on • sale Aug 3> to Sept, f Passengers can jc one route and return anotner Especially desirable side trips from Denver ar- t e>o» arranged for those attending this meeting. California, Pacrt c Coast Tourist tlcteu on sale via ail rex tea Good * months Stosover pnvieges at pleasure. Pullmat Palace Sleepinfl Cars, fret recllntngCbatr and Case Cars. (Meals served ala-carte), high back seat coaches on alt through trains. For rates and information apply to nearest Ticket Agent, or address (onridentlab Ifrou contemplate atrip u> AST FOIST write cs for spbcial ispob MATIOS W.L.ROHB Genera. Passenger Agent Toledo. Ohio. X. L BROWNE. Trsve in, Pinger Agent. A<ent Decatur. Ind ANNUAL PERSONALLY NIAGRA FALLS; EXCURSION VIA Lake Erie & Western R. R. ■ The Pioneer Hiagra Falls Excursion Line 4u connection with the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern LEAVE PORTLAND 9:10 P. M. Thursday, August 3 RATE $6 50 ROUND TRIP Tickets good returning bn C. A B Line Steamer, Buffalo to Cleveland if (-laired. SIDE TRIPS TO Toronto. Thousand Islands, Etc. Also cheap rates to SANDUSKY and PU r-IH-BAY Arrange your summer outing fori he First of August and come with us. For pamphlet containing general information m to rate, time, etc., call on anv ticket agent of the above route, or address, R. J. REIN, General Passenger Agent Indianapolis, Indiana

GRAHAM <fc LOWER DECATUR, INDIANA (Phone 239 AGENTS FOR BEST INSURANCE GO’S. IN THE WORLD ~n" ... sw. nr.. UWW „, , M WI>J

To M Hom II May Concern. I have been appointed gen eral agent for the tale of Vitae Ore Medicine and all agenta can secure their eupplio* ?rom me Jonathan Burkhead, Monroe. Ind. B<M>i 8 annual p EA SHORT EXCURSION ■■ TO Atlantic City AND RETURN Ca|* May. N. J., Ocean City, N. J.. or Sea Isle. N.J Tuesday, August 22 VIA LAKE ERIE & WESTERN Through Buffalo and Philadelphia Tickets good to return until September 2d, 1905. with stop-over at Philadelphia, Buffalo, Glen Summit and Westfield, on tbe return trip. For tickets, sleeping car accommodations. and full particulars call on I Agent L. E A W. R. R.. or addreee H. J REIN, General Paeeenger Agent. Indianapo'ia, Indiana. A Wealth of Health Awaits the affiicted who visit the world fatuous spas— FfenGh Lick West Baden Springs WHERE THE HEALTH COMES FROM Three widely varying springs at, French Lick and four at West Baden, i within a radius of one mile, possess remedial and medicinal values world renowned in curing STOMACH. LIVER. KIDNEY and BOWEL AFFECTIONS, inflamation of the bile ducts, by stimulating the bilary circulation, preventing stagnation, modifying catarrhal conditions, congestions and a number 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 leas severe cases. Because of its beneficial action on the skin, proserpine spring is known as the "beautv spring." 0 i SPRINGS NOS. 1,3, and 5 have thier special field in cases of uric acid,al|»uminuria. anemia, chlorosis, nervous debility, deepepsia. etc i SPRING NO. 7 is for use in all eases j 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, easily 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. fl. The Monon Doutc, 200 Custom H(xise Pious CHICAGO. RAILROAD EXCURSIONS.

BURT MANGOLD dbmtibbt aOUTH SBCONO ST. WITh I I 09.4 M I | ! LUUIS KLEINB Trustee Preble Towruhb Office Day--Wednesday of each ’ gDWARD LL’TTMAN " TRUSTEE ROOT TOWOSHIk Officb Day -Monday of JOSEPH V. PEASE TRUSTER KIRKLAND Orrict Dat—Wednesday o f -_ b wwk ' 44-Rm BOY AHOHBOLD, DBNTHT. I. O. O. F. BLOCK. 'Pnon a—Office. 164: residency Insure ' Vour Property *n the 1 Delator Insurance Agency Galiogly A Hhefling CALL ON City Trucking Co, FOII STORAGE, TRUCKING. Etc. Heavv Work a Specialty all kinds of coal and COKE. Phone 412 C. MILLER. P. J. HYLAND. SANITARV PLUMBING GAB FITTING Steam *'• Hot Water Hectine GAS ANO COMBINATION FIXTURES 23 Munroe St. Pin: JSB ■ ——— — JJJ J J A AbiXNERYOUS DEBILITY Tbv U rM admire* m-n who are arr -« tn rfiretol. | aiental and nerve lone; men o< ambition, en- r<v m! ' pereoaal maeneuam, Ue true type o< pvrf.«-» n.« ' .4. I To attain ttu tl.e Bret rvjuMte ► v ■ ...tx, Hama. whlcL tore eat» rty r « phrvi-aJ aud Ml development ana makelueem-ta llviay. eerren a Hi* vigor m»ire Btrena Curve Marveee 0.6 ut,. S.UIM » »• •••• naae SrMtraUoa. (ioaelaMnaa, and oU>«rv -.lw to over vork, amoKlng. drug habits ad 1 of. r Mak•• rtch. boalthy blood and repairt • ole. uerv«A buoally good f‘»r women. Booklet fre* Prtce tl Ma bo». «!i »<*•«. pcwtpai l with • fWtnteo to refund. 11X4 cured or benefited •VFFVfI WCOICAL ASSOCIATION CNICAOO U- B * Blackburn <S]Chnsten GOftL —III Feed and Seeds Peninsular Portland Oement Gypsum Bock Wall Plaster We make a specialty offurnlahißC HIQH GRADE CLEAN COAL that will burn. J. D. HAU Phona a Oor. Jefferson and 2nd 8t«. B.ELEW Roofing, Spouting and all kinds of Galvanized Iron Work. Furnaces t Repairing a Specialty. All Work Guaranteed. Located In Henry Bohie<el oulidinu on « 1