Daily Democrat, Volume 4, Number 95, Decatur, Adams County, 4 April 1906 — Page 2

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT OUT BVBMIBG, EXCEPT ECBDAT, BT ■ W <a. BLLI N9M AM. SUBSCRIPTION RATES 8| 100 Br awmsr. u<6r yrer....., *6.00 Bpsr rr..«lb j 9o B> mail, p-ff y*wr »? AC ■lngis copies, Two (si l* AgvsvtUlnr ?*<■■ tr . ■ « e , B*t*r*l in th* poatoriea at Pscsiur. lodla* BBtaanna oiaM mall manat. /• M HELLER, MANAGER B"" 1 < — Not a ningle democratic pajmr in •he alate, han had a word in oon damnation of the proonedinga againat John Oscar Hi ndcgßOO fcr the recovery of the money alleged St have been Improperly and un lawfully appropriated by h'm while aerTing four year* aa auditor Os •talc |f Mr Hnnderaon took what didn't tie long to him he ought to be to atrp up to the oapta.n a oflioe and statt « —Houth Bend Tin Additional Locals. Do you like <hicbwo pts? ('hr kr« |,« 1 i,r*t i htirtdsv A] t bih let dinner with the l.adiea Vd «*. «-M-ty of the Presbyterian rhur< h Fnacaaa Birk opr ...» Friday April Sth. aft*mo j .<1 r . S< » bail tearing fkste » »p"t<-.1 inrt rwrtcrs We raaaiTß tkr right to Msbo kau to eh)«Unc*bl» peraoM (Stidabakrf Bor k ) 9*t ift Tfe<- |l| E Miaaionary o*»l*ty will meet with Mr* I. T Brokaw on North ttevcutn *trert Thurad* *ftorn<*M> at I»> • k Kveryhody ah' ild attend I i <ct;tg • .at ran. M uflinwr* are fe.> I* citw tod Another *Uo« which will go out of taatßroi * n la that of John Haa« n ' ■'*’ Mara-- • tr.ci r al tawri Jobs t’.at * hie 8 iwntloti H« -an aland the t » ratae in itcenea and nan ao'ne aa ne r peaatng the civil a»t rtoa riamia* ttoe aa snytine but he *»t« t"<tr> la m t ranch m<.»irr tn tha i>ti*i twws »-Hlufll ,r Now* A ft., ami up to date line of t Oarte fa ’ sc.--’ *o« Itan, H- A Ma) er *>»M Wasted A y d reliable farm base. will tig Si rovo lowr jjtcri tea ant»~i and a Brotton ( »ii < 111 at t>» »lur l.u' t'a . •■> Pre up l rdate t.«tt at maos ' aMe pTwee »'• M’« H»»rda|n». <-».t t>{ Court Hr U M *»-*>d •ire*'l up •taira :.<«d4 We bate the jargesl line of go narta bvbt nertied in the city Alli modern and up to dare with ]*><■<•* | to anil Hall A Meyer »h ri BtecktadAore M**Un< Tiff- Btioual of tie- »t<<rk i h*4<|e'a <>f th*> <»« mao Btdlding fsMt ■ Fuiwl and fiaiM. • AwwiAiioti, «f. I»v I rat or, Indiana, aift Im |s.I«I a! the I ofth* of lli* areretari’ of aaij no.wia tiou, tn th* nty »f IVralur, Adatna SBBnty, Indißoa, ««< Mundgy, Apnl I Sth, l‘**>, at wi'u o'rl.wk I" M . for Ipr alee I 101. of rirtrn <itrrel.<ir* atol I u**a aa may la* pr>»|w*rly brought lw ferr • a><l m»* tmg F. M S« lIIKMEYF.iI daily lit Secretary. The Menu. U hat d< jr u thick >1 11 la for a . '<• dinner! Cbirken Pie Jelly Maahnd Potatoee Orary , Crwsttsod f’«e« Eat'alUprd O<rn Pickled F<K« Pukiee ihrdi-d Egga H ute Made Bread Tapioca Pudding i akaa C ff»n Public Sale. Theundera Igr«d will mil al hie re»ldnt»oe, 7 mi lee u< rth.ot «.f !>r o»tur, 5 mth« eoiltt, 1 mile went of Monroeville, known aa the old Wolfe farm, at 10 o’olwik a rn on Friday. Ap'il «. J 5 hoad of horwea. oonalating of one brood mare, 12 years old. due to fold now; general purpow horae, 10 year* old; 'gray borne, 10 year* old; bay horse. 9 years old; driving < >tt. 3 yearsold; oow with oslf by her aide, ball naif, y. iroldin June ; <r< od bo at, will I arrow April H; h > ivy jog wagon as good as now; 3 tire farm wagon ;’Oaborne mower which has only out twenty act.’" of grass and n a good us new; hr.v loater. hay rack, sa good ae ; c-w. 1-g bunks, lot, Chains, lob k», s<-t of farm barneys, ret single buggy hmnem, 4 tons of hay, torkers, 3 ucnbje cords ol wi .’d, eto. Term*. _|s and under cash, over <5 nir • months' time. Fivo per cent off for nssb. Charles Barrel 1. Ford F;cj -t, A I'tionror. - u- <; '

v < i*t: of it, Mnny More l.lkr It In Oerntnr. The following cast H but ona «f many similar oc< urrlns >lnUy In - • 'tut It i« an «•!*•> matt rto ivrhy it« rorrr' tn»’«« Surely von ■ nn:.o» a«k fo r bette,. proof than «u< h a rontltialvo < > Irlotr < Henry Petite n boiler maker, of I llth Street. »ay* ’My calllnir r*<|ulre«i I <i R0,,'1 x,,un4. etroHg tunk. If th a t v»ry e»»*ntl n l part of the anatomy l« weak, or art),.*, it I* a< tual torture lo ’o,,tl„ue a: work For two year* bark, i • • b,. I’lvinx !).- th, otta-M i llntea twtnc »,> •»v,.r„ that I oft„n | lonired for an > . enfi>M to enJ a I work, ihave l„-en on more than one i o« . o*i<<n *o lame, miff and »o full of fri-tln th*t I * ‘»uJ4 R'atrflily lionii* in th«» although erahj v 1 j»o«»r|y Jirr|>»r4*4 to lri‘ kir !h>- <)♦«: ? g tUi t* Wark T»> • loop irF» *U< h u> • A«lnt» Op to lift MH> « thin* incurrhi* of ci4ttn< twlngew, atvl Kt<l> FIH«. |>ro< ut» *1 at C«I- J lf»w 4 « > « 4r i« atore 4 Very »*rlou« 4tt>« It. I »m m«»re than plan** mt to |<?i Bijr frltHM* »n,| ar q’wthtiani r« I ktiow if th«y wuflfrr iilmllariy. wb*t f taMflA !u rixhtfi? f»» hruig ff*nuffY* F&* I |»y ts.ll ejea )rr«, prt<« &O* pwelrf.ftlll.urs « N | ft.,> I ftgrnift f*>r th* Rifttrg i ‘ -■'< t’-- .*.•-« — fHlKhs—lancS tain* «m> « Wr.l lUI vkh OU WE TALK TOO MUCH! A ri.M |.r I »»««>> «ll.er* te Me■Mr I • >e T lalHk. Ik llw r.« 1 State* we are pCMM | to t ’■» ■ I. I, ■• (1 . ti *.|flk > et< n!!> Appro, ata th” »alue atul ta-atil, Os • ■ -T I .r. g rim effer bwctssw hours, at j tl I .iijjrer’table *« talk US' • • ■■. t . "t aa »' - there »■:■» to !, -it *■.-'J, tlin. < a B*a« bi< «% i*.l tat An ti<itt» •< riMsai..! er . ■■■; I >: talk at ai) !;. »•» m,<l up*m all aute V t> lef'wr ttan t tte lrnparte.l and tffra* rv t»• r jp-«. It I* e r'tltial to tn«"e J | tai ,<• >p :• uet.ip an I drvrtopa oar tn t > f ■ |;.. t • - < « we n«- ■» ty f'-r the rs. !'«* au l < ■■' a iO '< h a*.) I; asr'vf ’» dut/e 1' eie sa a gr< nt f«.-rre a:«1 v*:ire It at *> - Ite t « ua '■> th r,k P forir a and ,a rhara.trt TV' gTrSf ■ f th. I! we: r it . e had - -r to »■»’ ftt>4 the atro'e* •T ' - • ’ t.r> > M.- «L'. . eftoly the brents of ai ; let • «i>.| •’< •<■ op ■ ,r ft. tfc g RBtbrf •! Uttr •«., ( p»W«r Leea rSSO Jo -sm V ,■ ,|e |t- ,t Lad fr.titter w pe.'fe’f that Pre nMileulpSferta* aalM> a* *u fey to *li <l* a n.01«4 t a Hrewk f-atfr « The OeM of b>>» | tn~ . ■ t ■ t-irel tlSbsatt a i yet ata' W « fe-d pale mid did n<H gte s « • la.pre*. .»> Os ta:nf th .|e|l< 1,, ,* I 1 r ’earl! ttnirtr 1 * ..lief ) Ml uitrv. I , Iwr, ire mailer «— e| ■}.< Wr-t.t. < n !•, id ■M# aba re tabled taW* of lot B ►“I I’eikn. „———— a* iw Hee. R. .re Tta . • i! • S.E ta be mer rtatj f Why, I dM» i ku«w ttay w«w| e> gaged ." uartn U< < jeu a«« tlrerej Ira au u>au; ...jag, .< ’a tw Artt i- w • get en* . 1 I *•' P‘> named - Lew4ou a sewers A limited number es good ball bear ln< ska lea at Bnk . Doon open 2 30 P M and 7 30 P M Friday. April « Get the habit ham to »kata 95 2t;

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THE PLANET JUPITER. Where Are Prnetlrnlly No Seiieona In Thia Dlatant World. Taking the earth'n mean distance from the sun at 02,7(m!.!i.'Si mil,.*, th,, mean distance of Jupiter from the sun "ill lie 4.*2,f*»rt,y7(> miles. The eccentricity of Its elliptical orbit l>elng Its <ll*tan<’.‘ from the sun at perila-lloti Is ».->s.M7,7iJii miles nnd at aphoho,, no is, m . Het, It* grilled and least distame*. theref< ■ Hi i ■ a <:.:i". :<> of r;. jji. miles, or aisitit one-half the earth’s j mean distance from the sun. The Inj • iiuat.oh of Jupiter'* o ~;t to the plane I of the ecliptic being only 1 degree I* Btlnntea 41 second*, or le*a titan that I of any nf th® other inrgn planets wit's | the exception of FriititMi. the planet nrier departs much from the elliptic, and hence It wm esUetl l>y th<> ancients the “ecliptic planet “ l|. period of revoiuHou round tlx sun is 11 years 314 *dnyw i The itu-lfnation of it* as;* n f rotation txlng neatly at right angle* to the plsne of it* orbit. tl» re are practical], bo season* hi this dlatant world, and the only variation In the heat and light at any point on it* snrfa<-e would !»• that due to tl.< comp<-Iy small variation in Its distsn from th» sun ref, rte jto above It* mean distance from the sun is Ing o.SWSk tin <re the i earth's n.inn distant* from the sun. It follows that the boat and light re j reived by Jupiter are 27 time* (f,2 I squared’ less titan the earth receives ’ The amount of beat received from the ' suu by th » jiisuet is very small, and j were it roßatituted like t!» earth Its attrfare should tw |ierfxiua!ty coreTvd’ try frost and • »<iw Far from this lx I tag the <■»•<•. tbs t,|«-«<'o]x show* it* attii'*; !<• re to lx In a state of constant * and wonderful ri.ange These extreord'n.irv change* cannot ’ pWMlbly ’* due to tlx solar brut, and rimy bare stlt-g *»d the i-sea that the I ! pint .-t nn» i. tw in a red* ...; i state, a intatatnre **m in fact, glow i i tag with Inherent hrot The great Iff II i l Itamcy of its wprfai-i- tlx “albedo,** as j | ;t is called, and ita small ,boaity- i-*« j j th,.:) that of t»M- soil are f 3 .-t* p., fa- re lofth * ini-che. . Aa the attract .»»! of Jupiter's '-to rn -»>* masa would re:, ; j 4er the materials near Its renter of I t. .> h g'vv’wr «h’< »ity than those n< at; Its snr-fsc,. tie* latter muM lw eonslder I ' aldy liitat'* than water and may po* I • Uily l-e It, the g.istis state so .or e.nify r .cap and s'.suple d’am fr, t. ids {.) ; . ; ( u{ t|„. t:»r. of the p- =c . < of I! .- (uiMtl rffeetpre is » .>t it .......|f per* r. r: c-n and S”- f' ured liy the hot I 1 »ap <•! t' -I' it - ii-in eoesing from j I hurtling fur-1 striking th* roid wail* | ’ of the <*' or »(•..«t*p’l* •**! rem- i t. .reire. It is n very light: j j«ff«rt.s riel In palpable p >wdcr and. | , fifce i! tr<»l. w! ‘< b is the same e!e | n -re j, 4 Ter- nt f -rta |i.ew»*-*MVi | ti. ■ ■(«*• -if . bm.rb'ti,' and retail) | ; tn, a no’ > *fui BUMsUBt of gas. Tim f gfi i-t gr, of 41* ,*e about ss ivcre. ‘ <T ~hd other plarew la almost rn- I 1 1 retj due t>> gas given off |,y <dk**n* , if---, r nit “ If s>»t be sprißkled «P 4 <as’« j ia’w* It nd’ ajsorb ll»» j foul ■»» L.ectiji. MaAl < .reMew Cs»M. Very srre-e , !. are • sngt.t todoeta I the recall ut iud.g- -t ■■■>'-> off f >ul air A cold .* frequently brought on by rat , mg > loarty Giuioff. Uacvtu'.ng mvutaily at, Ttffd fur two or three hours tm i -1 re* r io I w«ru < toes ro in The f<x*l la not > digvstad. the tru.;*-rature of ths txsly ta raised by the exerUons of tbs atom art, tbs s rep is broken, and tbs tn41' .dual rises cbdissi and Hi Had re iaiat.on followed the dinner sad th* room l>**b suppil«*l with refreshing air are; j thing wo. d have been dlSereet

TO PARENTS AND TEACHERS Let the child chooße his Ideals from tlie many that are pre*,entc<t to him. > Roys and girls Kiiturated with low literature form low ideas, which cling to i them through life. To teach concentration ahonlrl be the : end and alm of .-ill school Instruction. Naw York World. 1 Study the eirtld. find out what his 1 capabilities nre nnd show him that you tale an fnteri t In him. Let the elslMreu see bow ugly low 1 Ideals are ■■ <1 th- aem ■■■.■ go thcri t > study the fives of (treat men. The whole life and future ir.-fuin. -s , of a <h!id depend largely <>n the way I hi* mind I* Iriilui’l nt school. Many a i bll’l'* life I* ruin,*! by hav Illg ]>-irelits or t. :n In • ; v. .1 , do not tllk* flic trouble to niid'Tstatid hi* cajmbilily. It Is lii’.re Important for the mother to »it|M’riut«n l tier sou’s reading than to ~ e that he near* the latest thing in i-oilar*. The character dc|H-u<ta upon the l<l,-al«. nnd the Ideal* are the standard which the parent or teacher set* before th* child. Ths Wiser'S inch. In California the irJtwr * inch Is th* Bow of alxiut H.71M1 gallons of water per Fifty miners Juche* are <-.|ttlvalent to one cubic foot |rer sec ond The most common nieaanr- inent is under a u>< .in (wvsgure of four Inrio**. thrnugii an apertnre two Inches b. ti o.| (w<> i:.. ties nlstvo the lottom of the box. the |iinnk bring one and a j um<rt« r l)>< lie* t!>-> k and the liviyht of j water above the ajwrture three ludtea 1 gl) lug a mean pressure us four Inches j Each K;unr< im-ii of the aperture rep j npw.Tita «>.«• : i)< **. H><’ti. or alsiut L 2 cubic frei flow per minute 'Maxwell'* ' Tabstnau P*M* ss4 Th, tr Hr args. If we ar>- to believe »he <»ld proverb. ■ ~ro).l;ets ta’Arii* sot tbe faithful to swear by. Not so with th- |n>|» Ffrei) the flu eof Kt Frier [ • do vti to the y,-: r 11*1 tb* pope* all 1 wore fail beard*. l»ui for the next f<mr i .<t>t'irU*» Hew wore <l,u)i,ly shaven. I Tlc'U reuse a |* riod <»f two cerittirißß ; it* Which the,* *lgrt U MOD' the Is'ilCl, ■ tart from the year 17<«i until the prre f riit tit).' the uur.fh face alone has been sren in the ptipal line. Slsrtlss. her Xwl For Hresg. A l*’K»’<«r who informs! a g.-htlreuan ! well known for !>is pbltanthropy that J be was dying ”f starvathm was pre : »■-).'■ >.! -r t! ■ worth Dnm |tb a loaf ■of bread Tb<- would be tH-nvfn<-tor : Wa« < <.to;.i<*rn>>i) *t*:’S,xt. however, at ■ the : flghaut surprise of < ■ua. int icd «nc "Fm not breed hungry ’** said 1 that individual I. .’<ig!>fily. L>u<lon 1 tllot’O Hag v„« Olsserveg It. Mr I mt the loinqurii The i col i i I i» a good aft< r dinner sjH-aker, j but dul .'■•ti not;- <■ how qure-ly tie mix , c<i h>» m<! >i. | > >r* Mr. Mrmkoyle : Why er t).» He’s Iweu taking ’em atr tat. Itl :o -»» far < til. ago TrlbBfer t Btafer tn Hl* I ts*. | , ‘'Could ) •: do tli' landlord in the I 'Lady of Ly.-:)-?’ "* Baked th.- nM.iggrr| of .he ar,*ly a< tor “Well. I should tiling 1 might. 1 have doue a gad many iaudlo’d*." Kanaaa City independent. Vo, •<. V err t <-trd. “Ada. dearest Ada. will yon be n>ta< y* t'liarles. thl* I* so unexpected' You must gtae me a tittle time" *Tb,w long, tta’llngr* •Nth, I will just rail tuatuma Rbo I* waiting ta ths next room.'*- Fliegeuda Blatter.

S n ■ ' f ßjL Iw f a /A . | < '*l <•< \ v£<l » 1 I ■ pi ,'} i v W w MS ; t w W ; B r - j jr .<.*• Copyright 1906 by Hart Schaffner tr Marx The Spring Styles in Mens' Top Coats are unusually attractive this year. Come in and try ont on, you’ll like your looks in it We sell H. S. & M. Clothes because we know ycu'll like them; you’ll find the quality and service in all of them. We’ll lie glad toshowyou the SPRING STYLES if'you will give us a chance. rtoltholise, Schulte & 60.