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HnntinstM Steam Lannftry j. Brettelle, PropT laundering of every description promptly and satisfactorily executed. 96 West Market Street. it OAWS At 5 1 2 per cent. Interest.

No charge for abstract No charge for recording No commission FOR LOANS SEE W. 0. WATTS LATEST STYLES IN STIFF AND SOFT HATS AT GASH IN Boots, Siloes and Rubbers. Never were Boots and Shoes as cheap as at present. Men's S.

Kip Boots Men's best Kip Boots Men's fine Calf Boots Men's best Calf Boot Boys' best Boots Boys' best Boots $2 50 2 OO 2 OO jO I 25 I OO In Men's Shoes I have the largest stock in the city. Men's extra fine lace Shoes 2 00 Men's good fine Shoes 1 50 Men'r fine Shoes 1 2S Boys' Congress Shoes 1 25 Bovs' fine Shoe 1 00 In Ladies' Shoes I have the best in town. Ladies' fine Kid Shoes Ladies' tip Kid Shoes Ladies' fine Kid tip or plain Ladies' very fine Shoes Ladies' extra fine Shoes i 00 25 50 1 75 2 00 In Misses' and Children's Shoes I have them. to suit everybody in the latest style and price. Fine mall Shoes Fine Kid spring heel Fine Kid tip Shoes Fine Kid Shoes Extra fine Shoes 25c 50c 75C 1 00 1 35 In Rubber Boots I have the best there is.

The Snag Proof 50 The best in the world. The Seamlee Boot for 2 00 The Champion Boot for 2 25 Ladles' 'Croquet Sandals at 25 cents. 16 Idrth ICttm Stmt FmsMs PRICES Highest of all la livening Power. Latest U. S.

Gov't Report. v. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Flat for rent. Dr.

MeLm. tf New neck wear at Frensdorf a. tf Store your goods with E. Shanks A Co. 7tf Baby's and small children's pictures a specialty at Eby's gallery.

tf Go to Hagerty's for plumbing and gas fitting. Basement under Herald office. 10 tf For Rent House on Oak street Call at 161 Poplar street. 289tf H. J.

BCCHANA5. Ask to see the Gem, the unlaun dried shirt, only 50 cents, at Frens dorTs. 3tf Call at the South Side barber shop for a first class shave or hair cut. S. V.

Kintz, proprietor. 247tf Fob Salk House and lot on East Franklin street. J. M. Wright, 57tf 29 East Market street.

Fob Rent New house, eight rooms, on North Jefferson street. 195 tf J. A. Barsh. Fob Rent: House on Tipton street, near the C.

E. railroad. 285tf R. A. Kaufman For sale House, No.

55 Henry street. For particulars inquire of M. B.Schaefer, Administrator. 92tf Fine work a specialty. Call and inspect goods and get our prices, J.

W. VanArsdol, 14 West Market street Dr. Yingiiog method of treating diseases of the nose, throat, bronchia and lungs, including' catarrhal deafness and hay fever Ip giving the best cf resu'ta. jan 15 tf For Sale ob Trade Two acres of ground well improved. House with five rooms.

Two miles south of city. 204tf W. H. Stewart, 100 William Street. The finest driving horses, and the best line of buggies and carriages can always be found at S.

F. Day Son's livery stable, on Cherry street, near The Osborne hotel. tf For the convenience of my many customers I have made arrangements that any call for trains or any part of the city left at the New Osborne hotel will have prompt attention. 3 mo S. P.

Sttjlts. or kent. A stone quarry containing as good building stone as there is in the state. Will rent by the year or by the perch a splendid chance for the right man. Must be rented soon.

Inquire at this office. tf The Midway restaurant and confectionery on East Market street has the finest line of candies and fruits and sets the best lunch to be found in the city. Call and be convinced. 9tfwl C. S.

Lininser, Proprietor. Notice to Natural Gas Consumers. Persons paying by the month for a No. 5 mixer on heating stoves may have the use of gas from May 1st to November 1st (if paid on or before the 20th of May,) for S3. Other sizes of mixers charged accordingly.

11 lm Huntington Light Fuel Co. The Fragrant Disinfector for disinfecting and purifying hospitals, schools, churches, railroad cars, depots, etc. Prevents malaria, diphtheria, fevers and other infectious diseases, by destroying noxious gases which arise from sewers or other sources of contamination. The principal ingredient used is thymol and oil of eucalyptus. It at once recommends itself to the medical profession, and to those who are acquainted in any way with disinfectants and their uses.

Pleasant and invigorating, an effective deodorizer and germicide, it is non poisonous and has, a pleasant, agreeable odor, which is strengthening to the lungs. It is an excellent remedy for destroying insects, such as ants, bed bugs, cockroaches, moth in carpets and clothing. Remember it does not stain. As a deodorizer it has no equal. Use a few drops in your out door houses and you will not need to inhale any bad odor.

Each and every family ought to use it Yon will gain health and save probably a large doctor bilL Try a bottle and be convinced. For sale by Price 50 cents. Manufactured by the Fragrant Disinfectant company. Sam S. Weaver, proprietor.

Huntington, lad. Endorsed by leading physicians and chemists. 7 tf On account of having' a gallery at Andrews my Huntington gallery will be closed every Thursday. dwtf J.8. Eby.

nr. OJT UOXf ST Utaf WttTi FZFFETS KEIIYI OIKCD; Ueti powei fully and cpnckly. Cores when alt Others fail. Voanf men regain lost aaaabooai old bbo reooTOT youthful vigor. Aawelately Uau.

se aara htwm, xost salty. attaar sax, ravlllaa: Ucawrr, Waatlaa Ila enrtiH tWfM of melt oJyum or Wudi off Insanity and eonsu tletdrmnrlste Impost a worthless sabsu tat on sption. JO it yields a rmtr proflw insist an hay In t. Eli's) MKUV1HIB.WMb4 for It. Can be carried la vast pocket, PrenakL main 1 per box.

or tor wit A PwttiTt rt IMa OaaraatM Car avKcrssa tfee Pamphlet free. Bold by draovtata. Address jrra iU uicAX. uax7iataaiu. Bold by right at Bon andBosh Jenkins Democratic Tovsihip OonTfntloa.

To the democrats of Huntington county: Pursuant to an order of the democratic county, central committee the democratic voters of the several townships in said county are called to meet, mass conventions in each township at the usual places of holding township conventions on Saturday, Mat 19, 1894, at one o'clock p. exeept for Clear creek, in which township the convention will be held at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of selecting their respective number of delegates to the State Convention. Congressional Convention.

Senatoral Convention. County Convention. The number of delegates each township is entitled to in state convention has been fixed upon the basis of one delegate for each 200 votes or fraction oyer 100, cast for Cleveland in 1892. The number is as follows: Township. Delegates.

Jackson 1 Clearcreek .1 Warren 1 Dallas 1 Huntington; 5 Union 1 Kockcreek 2 Lancaster 1 Polk 1 Wayne 1 Jefierson 1 Balamonie .2 Each township is also entitled to double the above number of delegates to the congressional convention. Each township is also entitled to double the above number of delegates to the senatorial convention. The number of delegates each township is entitled to in the county convention has been fixed upon the basis of one delegate for each 20 votes, or fraction of 10 or over, cast for Matthews at the last state election. The number is as follows: Township. Delegates.

Jackson 10 Clearcreek 8 Warren 9 Dallas ..10 Huntington 72 Union 11 Bockcreek 17 Lancaster 7 Polk 3 Wayne 4 Jefferson 6 Balamonie 15 It is suggested that each township apportion its number of delegates to the several precincts in each township. W. G. McEdward, Chairman. R.

D. Smith, Secretary. Democratic County Convention. To the delegates to the county convention. Pursuant to an order of the democratic central committee the delegates to the democratic county convention are called to meet in the opera house in the city of Huntington on Saturday the 2nd day of JUNE, 1894, at 10 o'clock a.

m. for the purpose of nominating candidates for the following offices: One county representative. One judge of the circuit court. One prosecuting attorney. One county auditor.

One county treasurer. One county sheriff. One county clerk. One county recorder. One county surveyor.

One county coroner. One commissioner for the 1st district. One commissioner for 3d district. The basis of representation at said convention is as follows: Township. Delegates Jackson 10 Clearcreek 8 Warren 9 Dallas io Huntington 72 Union 11 Boekcreek 17 Lancaster 7 Polk 8 Wayne 4 Jefferson 0 Balamonie 15 Total 172 W.

G. McEdward, Chairman. R. D. Smith, Secretary.

THE MIKADO'S MOTHER IN LAW. Ho Ulna Was Duo to tho Introduction, of Railraada, The mikado of Japan has a mother in law, and that mother in law was lately attacked by a serious illness. So grave were the symptoms Jour hundred and twenty three specialists were at onee summoned to the sick lady's bedside. This, however, is not quite the right way of putting it. The being' so.

numerous, the patient had to go to. them, and, though the case was not a surgical one, the operating theater of the' largest hospital was i selected as the only, suitable arena for the united labor of the four hundred and twenty three. It is not surprising 4 to that after the first hour, she showed symptoms of the greatest exhaustion. The specialists refusing' to give any precise the patient did what our own patients often do in similar circumstances." She 7 asked the consolations of religion and Buddhist priest was summoned. This eecl siastic, considering doubtless thai there should be nothing secret between a priest and a penitent, applied himself not only to.the diagnosis of her spiritual condition, bat also that of her malady, and he succeeded in discovering the cause with a promptitude that shamed the four hundred and twenty "Malady due to the introduction of railways ia to Japan waavhie speedy verdict, and the strangest thing is that his; patient and all her uocion at once aeuarea i ne vraa "'f 'Jv iipw nry lung? Doctors Pretty fair it will last as long as yonUTe.

naIlo. Jj' RICH INDIAN TRIBE. On Condition In Which. It Pays to Have Xasrc 'sanllr Iibeated near Arkansas City, are the Osages, probably the richest tribe of Indians in the world. They number about three hundred men, women and children, eacbot whom receives from the.

government between three hundred and four hundred dollars annuity in Interest oil the purchase price of lands, sold many years ago. In addition to this they derive a good income from the rent of land on the reservation now occupied by them, most of it being1 used by cattlemen for grazing' purposes. They are negotiating' for the sale of the reservation, or that part of it which they do not wish to retain to be divided in severalty. Many of the Osages, says the Washington Star, are highly educated, and some of them enjoy all the luxuries of modern civilization. There are several magnificent residences on the little reservation.

Probably the most imposing of these is that of Frank Denoya, just completed. It is splendidly finished and furnished throughout. It is provided with hot and cold water baths, and all other appointments that are to be found in the better class of city ho me si Servants are employed to do all of the housework, and an accomplished teacher is kept to instruct the female members of the family in music and other accomplishments of polite society. As fast as the children complete the primary course of education they are sent to the best schools in the country to receive instruction in the higher branches. While Mr.

Denoya is still a comparatively young man, he has a family of twelve children, each of whom receives over thirty dollars a month from the general government. In addition to this they receive for twelve hundred acres of grass land. He has inclosed and under cultivation one hundred and sixty acres of fine valley land for each member of his family, which earns a yearly rental of three dollars per acre. His income from all sources amounts to more than twelve thousand dollars per annum. He has not a dollar of tax to pay, and his children are educated without cost to him.

While there is every inducement for the Osages to raise large families, the tribe is steadily decreasing in numbers, and it will be, it is said, but a short time after they take their allotment in severalty and break up tribal relations before the race will be extinct. They do not work, and those who have not improved their opportunity to adopt the mode of living of their well to do white brothers are vagabonds. The trade of the Osages is much sought after by merchants of towns in the surrounding country. Before the opening of the Cherokee strip it all came to Arkansas City, which was the nearest trading point, but now no less than three towns have been started whose only excuse for their existence is their nearness to the Osage reservation. FAVORS WESTERN IDEAS.

The Chinese Viceroy Showlns; That Ho Believes in the Value of Education. Li Hung Chang has given one more instance of his readiness to adopt western ideas where they may some day add to China's power to cope with the foreigner on the field and afloat by the building of a large medical college, which he opened recently at Tientsin, in connection with the naval service. This, says a writer in the New York Herald, is the first institution of the kind worth speaking of, started by the Chinese government, which, despite its craze for western arms, and foreign ships of war, has hitherto made no provision whatever for treating its wounded. The college is upon an extensive scale and will be under the charge of a distinguished graduate of university, who was selected for the post by the late Sir A. Clarke.

The establishment of the college is largely due to the personal efforts of Dr. Irwin, the viceroy's medical attendant, and to a talented Canadian lady. Dr. King who exercised much influence upon the late Lady Li, and she, in turn, had long urged the viceroy to lay the foundation of an institution where the Chinese might be taught the knowledge of the west in the healing art, in which both the viceroy and his late wife strongly believed. Already some twenty well educated, English speaking young Chinamen have entered the college, and teaching has already commenced.

The opening of the new institution was attended by a pleasing ceremonial, in which the foreign and Chinese officials displayed the most friendly relations and gave utterance to the most amicable sentiments toward each other. The aged but still vigorous viceroy evinced the liveliest interest in the entire proceedings. A Fashionable Jim So your wife has left you? Tim She has. Jim What were her last words? my, dress touch the ground at the back?" Hallo. Terrible '1'; They had had a faUing' out, the two young men in the loud clothes, and tfru was the way: the trouble while sv number: of persona looked, on.

You're a Tlr Did yon say I was a chump?" That's what I said.M i Oh, you did, did yon? That's what I did." 'Well, yon better not say it again, that's "I guess 111 say it again if I feel like it. "Oh, you will, will you?" "You bet I wilL" "Well, you better not. that's all." "Why hadn't I "That's all right, youH find out quick enough." Right here friends intervened and both young men received congratulations on having survived the encounter without injury. Chicago Record. Pedajr9Srae.

"How many hours there a day?" asked a Harlem teacher. "I reckon there must be more than twenty fonr hours a day now," was the reply. "Haven't I told you more than forty times that there were only twenty four hours in a day?" "Yes; and yesterday I heard you say that the days were getting longer. I supposed that there must be about twenty five hours a day now." Tammany Times. Object Lesspn on the Chair.

Teacher (having directed the, attention of the class to the various parts of a chair) Of what use is the seat in a chair? Bright Little Girl (who knows it aUX I know. Teacher Yon may tell the class. Bright Little Girl To keep the people from flopping on the floor. Judge. Rigjhtoons Indignation.

"I want a divorce," she said, as she sank into a chair in the lawyer's of fice. "From your husband?" queried the careful attorney. "No, from my grandfather!" she snapped, as she bolted through the door and slammed it behind her. Life, John and the Old Man. "I never see John these days.

Where is he now?" "He's off somewheres a leamin' of Latin." "And the old man?" "Splittin rails in dialect, fer to pay John bills." Atlanta Constitution. KXEW BT EXPERIENCE. Silas I feel just like a city chap. dressed up in these city clothes. Hannah (with a far away look) Yes, indeed you do.

Silas. Them city fel lers, as boarded here last summer, all wore clothes that were nice and soft. ike these. Prick. A.

Bovine Repartee. He picked up a hickory bough. And aimed a wild blow at the cough; Bat the brute, with a laugh. Bellowed forth: "I'm no caugb," A wJi th.liftl. HttoMwl "RAnffh! WAnffhF Life.

Thoos htfnl Mrs. Jacobs Eva, you know we ex pect the new boarder to night. Is the family Bible put away? Eva Better than that, ma. I have left one of my pictures is his bureau drawer, accidentally, and marked it, October 15. 1893, aged nineteen.

Judge. A. General Demand. What is demanded," said the speak er, "is labor for the unemployed." "And it can't be too liht," put in one of the latter, a chronic specimen; "wages is the main thing." Boston Transcript. ResvdT to Baain.

The "Governor" Now that I've paid your Harry, you can make a new start. Harry Thank you, father; please lend me a hundred! Truth. The Fool. I tried to kiss a maid last eve, She tried to break away: I let her go. and now I grieve She cut me dead to day.

Troth i'" AND BEAUTY BARE, pieasmg aou ieuns i sim has 'omsk FADED 'How frequently, my once fair sister; the above remark has been dropped abont you, whose complexion was once the pride of your admiring friends and the envy of your rivals. You are not, however, the only example of the fearful havoo whicb nu v.yf'. i nuoiMnagcow llIUOilBVB WrUUgim COMPLEXIONS PAIR but you will find them at every step down the path of life, and their number keeps constantly increasing, as old age creeps on apace. There is no Ion tot anv TrnnA tor vmur ignorance almost cnminal of the fact that Sallowness and Wrinkles, those twin blemishes which follow in the train oi advancing years, can be removed and your complexion restored to its pristine soft ness ana laimess, oy me use oi that most Empress Joseph Bleach. It makes the roughest skin Uke velvet, drawing out the impurities from beneath ihe surface, and leaving the andtair.Y,"; The mostxbstinateFreckleswill be removed by the conscientious ose of three bottles the most torturing Eczema will be permanently jnred by the use of two bottles Pimples, Acne Blackheads, Tan, Sun bum, Moth Patches, and Brown Spota, by.

from one to two Xynn, Leedy A Daugnerty; Freeh 4 SEyENTBEN VEAR LOCU Xh XjoetuS Post, likewise Prey Exoallent VUli Ball Our expected nests, the seve year locusts, who will be with a PUIIIIIIPt DQJ U1Q 1U UUU, tc less the entomologist find some po meanppf discouraging prp; arrival will receive a warmer welcomi from beast 'and bird thanfrom the human. kind. In their. train. will come jswarms of feathered hunters who will jnnd in them a dainty and make jtheir lives one weary succession of.

aerial wis tings and turnings. Kingbirds, blue jays, woodpeckers, fly catch jars and even the larger thrushes and jthe smaller hawks, forsaking all else, wiU cleave unto the unfortunate harvest fly and grow fat upon his remains. he; grows weary in, attempting to putstxiphisfeatheredenemiesinflig bt, and seeks refuge beneath a sheltering branch, he falls a prey to the vigilant squirrel or chipmunk, who finds him a toothsome morseL Under any tree in the stHl, Bunny days of the. summer months you find little heaps pf yellow ribbed gauze wings, testifying to tha tragedy of the cicades who escaped the attacks of feathered foes only, to fall victims their furred enemy of the rodent species. All men, too, will hunt the unfortunate locustv not as food, for he is not theredible locust of Seripture, which, garnished with wild honey, formed the staple diet of the ancient wanderer, but out of a desire to destroy him lest he destroy their fruit trees and vines.

He is himself a predatory individual, and does great damage to vegetation, wherefore the farmers hold him in abomination. But one man will there be who will rejoice in the advent of the seventeen year harvest fly, and that is the fisherman. When all other baits fail the larva of the seventeen year locust will tempt the wariest fish to the hook. It is not the full fledged insect, however, that avails here, but the larva at the roots getting ready to emerge from his sixteen years of underground existence and burst into the glory of gauzy wings and a more or less musical whir. These larvae are white and unpleas antly moist; also, they look as if they might bite or sting or otherwise per form in a harmful manner, but they can't.

You may, by digging down at the root of a young tree, turn up a number of them at every spade thrust. Put them into a box, cover them over with dirt; then go to the nearest stream, bait your hook with one of them and throw in your line. If you don't catch something, it is because the fish are all dead or else you weren't born to be an. angler. Trout, black bass, rock bass, perch, pickerel and even bullheads will turn aside in dis dain from fly, minnow, worm or craw fish and eagerly crab the larva of the locust.

There is use for everything, and if our periodical cicade guests give us better fishing, then surely their visits cannot be regarded as an unmiti gated evil. Otner TBJairs Comae. "A great deal depends on penman ship, my boy a great deal depends on penmanship," he said to his son. "It may be of inestimable value to a young man, so you can't be too particular. notice you don't write nearly so good a hand as.your brother." "Neither do yon," retorted the boyv "Urn no, perhaps not, I didn't haV the advantages "But vours Is good at the bank and his Isn't." And thus ended the first lesson.

t. Louis Post Dispatch. The most complete line of negle gee shirts, at Frensdorf s. 3 tf Cabs and carriaires furnished for funerals, a specialty. S.

P. Stut.ts. Room nicely furnished and heated for rent. James Canfield, No. 99 First street.

278tf Lime. Lima. EL S. Wheeler and Horace Weese hare formed a partnership and have secured control of the office and scales formerly used by Timothy Collins near the Wabash freight house on Warren street, where they will here after keep a fresh stock of lime, cement, plaster and hair, for the retail trade. 13t6 46tf Wabash Rates.

Grand Lodge F. and A. Masons Indianapolis, May 2t and 83. For this event the Wabash B. will seU tickets to Indianapolis and, return good going May 31 and 22 returning up to and including May.

24, at one fare for the round trip, 53.25. BULLS BROS. CIKCUS. The Wabash railway will sell to Ft. Wayne and return tickets, good going May 17 and returning May 18 at one and one third fare for the round trip, 96 cents.

SKLL8' BBOS. CIBCUS. The Wabash rail way will sell to Lo gansport and return, tickets good going May 16 and returning' May 17, at one and one third fare for the round trip, 91.93 cents. The Wabash railroad will sell to In dianapolis and return 4.35 on the fol lowing' dates and occasions: People party convention. May 22 and 23, returning May 25.

HOKE 8KXKKBS ZXCTBSIOX. Via the Wabash railroad to all points west, southwest, and northwest good going May 8 and 29, one. first class fare for the round trip, good returning 30 davs from date of aalev For stop oTer.pHvUegvaf.and ptfier information see John Goring gniq v4 OKJUCjUT BAPTIST MUTIXO, Mr BSTAT. May 23 to May 30 the Wabash rail road will sell to Meversdale, Pa and return one lowest, first class fare for the round jtrip ticket good going' May 23 to 26 inelnsiveand i good to return 80 days from date to safe. L.

For further particulars enquire of Sows GoHure, Agent: far Sale. From and after this date we will de liver wood to any part of th eity at one dollar jier load. Orders must bft, left our of3cev lTo441 East State street, and wood tnus be paid tot when ordered, $YEAFU AFVvorlte I oWn Vhial PQet I ZOA PHORA, I MBSASS CF WOMEN AND CHILDREN," a eoe worth 4oUan, tmt woM for 10c sufSBring from, any complaint ererTUilnr to you, Letter for advice, ikn by our physicians only. ZOA PHORA A Vaat.Kacaraloa Section. OPVX MAT 8TH AITD 29TH.

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St. Louis, MENTION THIS PAPER. TIME TAB LB Time at Huntington Station. GOING EABT. New York and Boston 07am.

Fort Wayne Accomodation 10 12am Toledo Express 12 86pm Atlantic Express 6 80pm GOING WJE8T. Pacific Express 8 48am Kansas City Express 3 10pm Lafayette Accomodation i 06pm St. Louis Limited i ress 9 00pm Andrews freight. 10 45am JOHN GORING, Agent, Huntington. F.CHAN OLEB, Gen'lPass.

Ticket Agent at. Louis. Missouri. From HUNTINGTON, IND TRAINS WEST. Depart No.

fc. Vestibule Limited, dally for Chicago 8 46pm No. 8, Pacific Express, dally for Chicago 2 aOam No. 1, Express, daily, except Sunday 13 06pm No. 81, Local, dally, except 7 10am TRAINS EAST.

No. 8, Vestibule Limited, dally for New York and Boston 6 45pm No. a. Express, dally, except Sunday 1 00pn No. 12, Express, dally ror New York.

12 85am No. 80, Local, dally except 7 00am Trains 1 and 2 will stop at all stations on A Division. Train 12 carries through sleeping cars to Columbus, Circlevilie, ChilUcoihe, Waver ly, Portsmoth, I ronton and Kenton via Columbus, Hocking Valley A Toledo and NorfoDx A Western lines. W. S.

MORRISON. Agent. MacEdward. Trav. Pass.

Agent CH. EEMTLEUE1. TIvCITTWIinClllnC "wiLMiu.nmiJLivtfur$ OLD CLOTHES MADE NEW By having tHem cleaned, colored, and repaired at the STEAM DYE WORKS in the Ui hell Blocks North Jefferson Street. We make a specialty of Silks, Kid Etc. GEORGE Wv The Best Shoes for the Money.

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