Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 203, Decatur, Adams County, 6 September 1905 — Page 4

CONSTIPATION dIB4MUM*. •uttering. <l««ath. Syuiptom«; Yr I low akin, l>»rly trvth, llmi UMA<% h««forw Ihs* IBaalur**, Brht*, ri!U|>lr«, I rri Us him »'■»», lllur*. IV| Ju«t awful. Only«»nr run*, MJ-TRI-OLzk ted N'UlriulS XaxaUvv Qfemulsa- Buid by ta.es SMITH. YAGER i FALK. DRUGGISTS »■"■ . — "- Weather Forecast. Partly cloudy. »h iwer* in aouth potMui tonight iiud tomorrow REPORT. Accurate prices paid by Dhcalui Merchants for various product*. Cortootaa every day at 2 o’clock Buflalo Stock Market E. Buffalo, N.Y. Sept. I Special— Cattle—Receipts 3CO cant: market Steady. Export steers S . @7 50 Fair to good fat cows , a7 25 Stockers to beet feeders . 375 Export bulla - tn> 425 Bologna bulls . «l 325 Cows, fancy 4-’ 00 gg 53 00 Common to good 22.00<8 4000 Hoge—Receipts 70 cant; market 10c lower. Good mediums & heavy's . 06 3S Yorker* (a 6 35 Pig” <2 6 00 Good Roughs. „4.85 <8 5 00 Oomm-m Roughs 2.75 <rt 4 00 Stags ___ 6 30 Sheep—Receipts 80 cars; market firm Choice lambs f . gt 8 25 Choice westerns <a 8 00 Cull Jambs 5 00 Choice yearlings 6 50 Handy mixed sheep <r 5 00 Cull and common sheep .2.50 K? 3 50 PITTSBURG MARKETS Union Stock Yards, Pittsburg. Pa. Sept. 4—Hogs—Receipts 50 -are market lower. Heavy Hogs 1 . &6 40 Medium (g 6 40 Yorkers Q f. 40 Light @ 6 .30 Pigs « 6 00 Chicago Markets Chicago market closed at 1:15 p m todav, according to Decatur Stock fend Grain Exchange May Wheat. f 845 Sept. Wheat 791 i Dec Wheat 81* I May Corn 43' Sept. Corn 52’ I Dec Corn 434 . May Oats 28’; Sept, Oats 25| j Dec Oats 26* j Sept Pork 15 12 S .-pl. Lard 797 Toledo Markets Changed every afternoon at 3:00 Oclock by J. D. Hale, Decatur special wire service. May A'heat f 87’ Sept, wheat 8-‘i TX-c Wheat 841! Corn, May 43 I Sept, corn 55 Due corn 42| Muy oats.... Sept oats •• 27|i Dee o*te 28J Bye, cash 61 STOCK BV'fRED SHEIMAN, HER LER Lambs—l (a5 50 Hogs per cwt " 75 (a Cattle per lb 3.1 @ Calves, Per lb Cows 1 ( g 3

POULTRY BY J W PLACE CO Chickens, young per lb 10 Fowls, per lb 9 Young Turkey 10— 6 Old Turkeys 9 WOOL AND HIDES or b. kalvsr s son. Phone 442 Wool, unwashed 30 Beef Hides 8 Calf 10 Sheep Pelts 25((/ ; 1.50 Tallow 3j HAY MARKET E. L. CARBOL No 1 Timothy Baled §7.00 Mixed Baled BjOO Clover Baled 4.50 QKAIIN. BY 1. L. CABBOL, GBAIW MBBOBARI Corn yellow new I .71 Corn, Mixed new 69 Mx diine shucked one cent less. Oats, new 23 Wheat, No. 2 Red 77 Wheat, No. 3 Red 74 Barley - 35 Bye No. X 4h Clover Seed._ 5 45 klsykt _ . Q 600 Buckwheat 4* Flax Sued—- 80 Timothy - >1 Ou (ML riAMKBT. badlaoa..... 81 Whitehouse 99 Somerset 71 Neodasha, (Kan.).... 47 Barkersville 86 Bagland 62 Fiona ....>1.46 Pennsylvania 1.31 □orning .98 New Ousi 12.3 North Lima.. 86 South Lima 81

OTHER PRODUCTS. av rißioos aaoacas and mbbohahts Kggfress, h, per doc——l 18 Lard 06 BuHer, per pound— — '6 Potatoes, new 50 COAL Pet Tee Prices of coal on and after Decern

Imr Ist, until further notice will be aa follows; Hocking Lump, per ton—- 50 Virgins Spllm— 3 76 Indiana Lump —- 3 20 Domestic Nut ™—— 3 25 Washed Nut - m. —3 60 Pittsburg Lump........ 3 60 Pocahontas 4 25 Kentucky Cannell 5 50 Anthracite 7 00 Charges for carrying coal- 25c pet ton or fraction thereof; upstairs i>or tier lon. HaRKET notes Liverpool mat sei dosed steady Wheal, 1 cent higher Oom, i cent higher Receipts at cmcagu today: Hogs— 15000 W fatal — lltcars Oom 1019 -are Oats (JtiiKjars Csttle IHOOC Sheep I*ooo Estimate for tomorrow; Hogs 21000 Wheat ears fkwn 48 'cars Oats 257 ars

Level Book Lost. Lost—A "level" memorandum book between St. Paul church and this city. Finder please return to surveyor's office, and receive a re ward It is very important that this book be recovered, aa it contains Items representing many days of work 201d3 AUCTION. A Peninsular range, "Henry F. Miller" piano and other household goods, to be sold at audio n, Sator day. September 9, 1905. loginning at one o'clock p. m. L S. Waggoner. corner Jefferson and Ninth streets, Decatur, Indiana. 201d8 Notice to Farmers Swift & Co., of Chicago, 111., have shipped a carlod of their high grade fertilizer, and in order to introduce it, 1 will sell it at cost Warehouse on G. R & I railroad and Monroe street JOHN SCHETMAN, Agent. 199d2wks Notice. 1 have plenty of money to loan on farms. D. B. Erwin, Attorney at law Straw hats cleaned as good as new, by Robert at the Burt For Sale—A team of mules, gauranteed to be all right. Loch Ar Dirkson. I have received a fall line of Fox’s Elk goods. See my show window. Hensley. 189d6 For Sale —A poplar boat, 143 x 3%, flat bottom, at reasonable price. Inquire at Baker & Reinhart's restaurant Those people having bottles belonging to the undersigned, will please return them at once. Joe Tonnellier. oewd4w For Rent—A nine room house at the corner of Ninth and Jaokson streets; cement cistern and hydrant water on the lot. Inquire of P. J. Hyland. 184dlmo

For Sale—My residence property on Mercer avenue. Two lots and a half with a five roomed house. Will be sold cheap. See Charles Railing. 200d6 Lost—A fine pair of ice scales, somewhere between the J. W. Place company factory and the North End ice house. Finder please return to this firm and receive a handsome reward. Choice building lots for sale at reasonable terms in the Hanna apdition to Decatur, Indiana. Inquire at Schurger & Smith’s law an "bstract office, Decatur, Ind. 138dtf If you wish a first class piano at a less price than your local consignrnent dealers pay for such a piano, write to John Cunningham, Portland, Indiana, who is selling at wholesale prices in Adams county. You can save fIOO by doing so. Papers Lost—l lost valuable papers in the interest, of the heirs of H. J. Davidson and Elizalreth Davidson, sometime the forepart of 19C4. ' Anyone having any knowledge of said papers will please report to J. R. Smith, south Tenth street, or to this office, Jand oblige James R. Smith. Organizer Wanted—Want a capable man or woman to organize new Welker Clubs of Ten in Deca tur and vicinity; no selling; straight salary. We manufacture or import ISO household necessities such as soaps, teas, coffees, spices, baking

powder, toilet articles, pharmaceutical preparations, etc., and sell our 1 goods direct to families, and give valuable premiums free. Give age, references, experience and other particulars. Address \V. H. Walker, Pittsburg, Pa. founded 1837.

ohl and Matrimony. When he Wils conableml quite an old huiu Jatiu-s, Lord B i . irrea. «<'ut to stay with old Lad) Keith. There were n number ut y mug Indies lu the li >use and, before lie arrived. lauly Keith said to Ihoiu: "Now, there Is this old geiitleiuan eon.luu to stay, mid I particularly w *h that you should all eudMvor to make yourevlvi< na pleasant to him n« you cau.” They all agreed t > <! > .i. but a Mis. Imlrymplv said: "ioti uiny all do what you like, but I’ll lo t ) >u anything Hint you pieuse that I'll mu he the old g> ntleninu like uie best of u« all." And so she did. She iiuule him perfectly devoted to her all the time he was there, yet when he naki-d her to marry him she laughed lu his face. Lord Rnlcnrrea was extremely crestfallen, but when he went away he made a will settling everything he could upon Miss Dnlrytnple. Somehow she heard of thia, anil said: "Then, after all, he must really ears for me. and I will marry him." And she did. He was fifty-eight theu, but they had tell children

Wlm M. P.'s. It need hardly be pointed out. says the author of "Fifty Years In Fleet Street," that to lie elected a member of parliament Coes not necessarily imply intellectual superiority. Shortly after the Burmese war a young civilian, home ou leave, happened to mention Burma. "Ah, yes. Burma," said an M. P, with whom he was sitting at table. "I had a nephew- who was la Burma, only he use,! to call it Bermuda." On another occasion, in the month of March, some one said to Mr. Livcxey: "This is a iTuel east wind." “Yes." was the would lie witty reply. "1 expei-t It will be Easter before it Is over." Tills was repeated by the author of the book qtiot <1 to a H-pectd member of parliament, who observed gravely; “I fancy 1- s right. I have known it last till Eaiter and longer yet.” A l.ts««ow < rmetery. The Necropolis cemetery. Glasgow, as originally planned, contained almost exactly twenty-four acres available f>r burials, an i it was suggested that each division of one acre should be uaraed after a letter of th? Greek alphabet w'.ii-h cm'ains twenty-four characters. Lor vari >.is reasons thia idea has not been fully carried out, but fifteen sect: >js of the cemetery have been so named fr >ni alpha to omega, the monosyllable letters between these being omitted The names have not been applied in any partie ular sequence, but with the aid of a small map they are useful in locating any particular spot In what is now omof the most densely filled graveyards In the kingdom. Xot a Mr»»rn«er Roy. A tieggar accosted a man on the street the other day and poured out a tale of woe. to which th- gentleman patiently listened. Then be took out a card bearing his name, which was that of a well known philanthropist who contributes largely to an organization working for the relief of the poor. This he banded to the man after writing an introductory note thereon. The beggar turned away with disgust written on his face and the parting remark: “Say, d’ye t'ink I got time to beat it up to dat joint? I'm too busy workin’ dis pike to waste me time dat way. Wot d’ye t'ink I am—a messenger boy Y’— New York Times. Matter Indratrvrtlble. An essential property of matter, but which does not commend itself to superficial observation, like those of extension and resistance, is indestructibility. So far as experiment and observation can discover matter can neither be created nor destroyed. On the surface facts seem to contradict this assertion, for any particular portion of matter may he decomposed and resolved Into its constituent parts so that it seems to have disappeared, because the form under which we knew it is no longer present. In reality, however, no diminution in tlie quantity of existing matter has taken place. One proof of this is easily afforded by combustion. If we allow a piece of wood or coal or any combustible solid body to "burn away ’’ there will, as we all know, be asl.es remaining. If while the combustion Is going on we take means to pre serve not only the ashes, but also every part of the body which would ordinarily be dissipated, ns smoke ami steam, and then weigh all the different substances, solid, liquid or gaseous, that we have obtained, we shall find the combined weights equal to the original weight of the body itself.

The Pillory In Enirlnnd. It is difficult to realize that as late as June 2'l, 1830, so barbarous a punishment as that of the pillory was still Inflicted. One Peter James Bossy stood In the pillory in the Old Bailey on thut day for perjury and was the last of a long line of victims, for It was abolished Immediately afterward. Originally, like most mediaeval punishment, It was intended more as a disgrace than as a bodily discomfort, but a crowd that would watqh all night to gloat over a public hanging in the morning naturally did not spare the ■■♦ictims of the pillory, who sometimes died from the treatment they received. Mere humane was the punishment for perjury In 14fJS, when the offenders were merely sentenced to ride from Newgate to C'ornhill with paper miters on their treads. But they knew a thing or two in the middle nges, and no doubt there was a street boy even tn 1408.—London Chronicle. Klison—Gayiord’a wife used to be awfully stout, and now she is quite thin.- What caused the change. I wonder? Marlow-Divorce. This isn’t the same wife.—Titvu and Countrv.

Melons. I have without <1 «übt the banner patch of melons in Adam* county, ami 1 Invite one and all t > drt ve to tny home and get all they want free of charge Don’t be backward Herve Bmllh 10«dtt Summer T>ur Fare*—Jan* l*t to Sept 30th via G R. AI. To Traveree City. Mich., 412 30; Omer*, 413.30; Northport, $13.50; Petoskey, 414 15; Mackinaw City, 415.80. Return limit Oct. 31, 1905. For rate* to other point* call phone 9, or writ* t>*C- L. Lookwood, G. P- A. Grand Rapids, Mich., or J. Bryson, Agent 127d3m0

SSOO To Petoskey $6. 00 To Mackinaw ViaG. R. & I. SEPT. 12 good for return io days See agent for 30 day tickets $9.00 to Petoskey S 10.00 to Mackinaw j. Bryson

A Wealth of Health Awaits the afflicted who visit the world famous spaa— French Lick West 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, possess remedial and medicinal values world renowned in curing STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEY and BOWEL AFFECTIONS, intlama tion 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 less severe cases. Because of its beneficial action on the skin, Proserpine 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, i nervous debility, despepsia, etc SPRING NO. 7 is for use in all cases in which alkaline, sulphated saline waters are indicated; as a cure for habitual constipation, biliousness, ; dyspepsia due to alehohol 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.

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| A.'.50 to Indlanapoli* and return via the Clovei Lees to Frankfort, |„a | Tr.nwn M»|«W "»» , F " 10 Frankfort and return. «1 50. Tickets good on all regular trains Saturday, September 9th Tram* leave bare ♦•’> 47 a. 11:57 a. tn and 9:23 p. m . and Sunday. September 10th. at 11 L N m Tickets good returning leaving Frankfort until No. 4, Brptemher 10th Children half fare The State fair open* Mon day. September 11th and the ex hibita, live etock. etc . will all •*’ on the ground Sunday and the galea will be open free » 11 00 that date T. L Miller, Agent

Fifty Dollars Reward. Stolen —Thursday night. Aug. 3, from pasture of Jaoob Otnlor, dark hay mare. 12 years old, about 14 or 15 hand* high, weight 1.400 when in fle-h, but thin now; both hind feet while, one white front foot, star in forehead and small white strips on nose, bare footed, collar boll on right shoulder. $25 for return of property and 425 for conviction of thief. Wire and address all inforamtlon to Albert A Butler, Shetiff. Adams County. Indiana HAVE SOLD OtR COAL bu»ines* to Hale A Scheiman. and will hereafter give our entire attention to the driving business We are now located In the Niblick building, corner Second and Jsckson streets. Give us a call. City Trucking Co. C. MILLER, Prop. To M hom It May Concern. I have been appointed gen eral agent for the sale ofVitat Ore Medicine and all agente can secure their suppliee from me Jonathan Burkhead, Monroe, Ind. 300 d Insure Vour Property *n the Decatur Insurance Agency Galiogly & Haehlng

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