Daily News-Democrat from Huntington, Indiana • Page 10

0 3 Jt, 11 1 DODO STRUTNERS GOT THERE FIRST I 1 4 OFF On Entire Stock COAL OF Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Silverware, Etc. BEGINNING FEB. 14. O. GraJ ton, 47 N.

Jefferson St. UGHTNINO GOT THERE FIRST Lightning's Flash Fire, Loss of Stock and Buildings. ARE YOU PREPARED FOR IT? Look at our most prosperous and successful farmers. Do they buy the lowest priced goods on the market? No, it is quality they want Profit by their experience and buy only the genuine Dodd 5v Struthers Copper Cable Lightning Rods, sold at 25c per foot, by Kriegbvim Bros. Exclusive Agents, 33 37 WARREN STREET.

PHONE 157 0 CARRIAGE TRIMMING A SPECIALTY. C. W. ZENT 16 South Jefferson Street, Opposite Whltelock's Grocery HARNESS REPAIRING .,,:) DONE PROMPTLY. We carry a line of sweat pads, halters, harness oil, top dressing, axle grease, etc.

You are invited to call. )rxXOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOO DON'T GET EXCITED 1 M. W. HUBBELL Is prepared to do all kinds of repairing, as well as new work in Tin Sheet Metal, Galvanized Iron, Zinc and Copper work. Also Galvanized Cornice Work.

FRUIT CANS IN SEASON. MW WtlkKrtll FREDERICK STREET. Tf nil DDI? Near Jefferson. Successor to J. C.

Lew. Huntington, Ind. COAL XKXXCXXXXXXXX)O0O0OO0O fflfll Coaf Be ore Buulna 'PHONE 125 J. F. WINEBRENNER SON CO WW YOUNG PLAYS PART OF A TRUE VILLAIN Refuses to Return to Wife and you.

His Babies. PREFERS GOING TO JAIL Preacher Who Follows Different Than the Scriptures Teach. HORSE BILLS. Path Henry Young, the Lagro evangelist, was lined ana costed in the sum or in 'Squire Tyer's court, Satur day, for wife desertion, says the Wa bash Times Star. According to the complaint, Young abandoned his wife and four children, whose ages range from two to ten years, on Jan.

30. When arraigned, Friday morning, he entered a plea of not guilty and his trial followed. The defendant had three witnesses, while the wife and father in law appeared as witnesses for the prosecution. Young acted as his own attorney and questioned his witnesses, but declined to cross examine the witness for the state. Those who appeared in Young's behalf were parties who have been associated with him in his religious work.

was a sad story which was told by the wife, who has found it necessary to return the parental roof for food and clothing for both herself and children. She testified that he had willfully abandoned her, assert ing that he never Intended to return to her. After Young left his family, his wife and children went to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kaussmal, who live in Hunting ton, where she still remains.

After the trial had ended Young appeaed to those of his flock present to assist in paying his fine. A con ference between the three parties and Mrs. Young followed, during which the wife agreed to rfgain live with her husband. Mr. Young was then interviewed and told that if he would consent to again go back to his family, an attempt would be made to raise the money.

This did not seem to be to his liking, however, and Young was returned to the county jail to begin liis sentence. KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL. Health Is Worth Savina. and Some Huntington People Know How to Save It. Many Huntington people take their lives in their hands by neglecting the kidneys when these organs need help.

btck kidneys are responsible for a vast amount of suffering and ill health, but there Is no need to suffer nor to remain in danger when all diseases and aches and pains due to weak kidneys can be quickly and per manently cured by the use of Doan Kidney Pills. Here is the statement of a Huntington citizen who has reclaimed good health by the use of this remedy: Mrs. Daniel SlaUerly, of ICO East Market street, Huntington, says: 'I can recommend Doan's Kidney Pills ns a very reliable remedy. I used them for kidney trouble and backache for which I had doctored for years without getting any permanent benefit. Pains across my back were so severe that I was unable to sleep at night, I could not possibly do my household work.

I buw Doan Kidney Pills highly recommended and pro cured a box at Bradley Bros, drug store and began using them according to directions. They cured me and my health Is better than it has been for twenty five years." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Get your horse bills and cards at the News Democrat office. We are prepared to do all classes of work for breeders. Our assortment of cuts is large and complete. Bring or send in your orders at once. We can please CURED OF RHEUMATISM.

Mr. Win. Henry of Chattanooga, had rheumatism in his left arm. the strength seemed to have gone out of the muscles so that it was useless for work," he says: "I applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and wrapped the arm In flannel at night and to my relief I found that the pain gradually left me and the strength returned. In three weeks the rheuma tism had disappeared and has not since returned." If troubled with rheumatism try a few applications of Pain Balm.

You are certain (o be pleased with the relief which it af fords. For sale by Bradley Bros. The high tension wire on the Ft Wayne and Wabash Valley traction line broke near Lagro Saturday and caused the line men considerable trouble. Cars had to be stopped un til the wire was replaced and most of the cars were running late all morning. WHOOPING COUGH.

I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In my family in cases of whooping cough, and want. to tell you that it is the best medicine I have ever used. W. F. Gaston, Posco, Ga This remedy Is Bale and sure.

New Huhtington Theatre One Night Only. Thursday, April 4th THIS IS IT. Fun Fresh, Fast and Furious from First Inning to the Finish. The Successful innovation and Laughing Surprise of the Season, HOOSIER GIRL, A Pastoral Comedy Drama In Three Acts. Introducing the Funny Comedienne, KATE WATSON Assisted by the Popular German Comedian GUS COHAN And a Company of Unusual Excellence Beautiful Scenery, Catchy Music, Songs and Dances, Prices 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c.

HU NTING TO THEATRE Friday, April 5th. MESSRS. TAAFFE AND ROBSON PRESENT ELMER E. THAYER, And a Notable Company of Metropoli tan Players In the Delightful Comedy Sweet Clover BY MARION SHORT AND PAULINE PHELPS A Tlay That Will Live Forever. As Fragrant as the Blossoms Whose Name It Bears.

Prices 25, 35, 50 and 75 cents. Seats on sale Wednesday, April 3 at 9 "IN OLD VERMONT." A good seat sale Insures success for the Eagles in their play for this evening and Tuesday evening. The board has been up several days and there have been many seats sold direct while the members of the lodge have secured seats through the regular channel common when home attrac tions are to be given. Those who are hesitating to pur chase the tickets will probably be too late if they wait longer. There will be a good crowd present and the play promises to please all.

GOOD BOOST. (Columbia City Post.) "Heinle and Uoxie" in The Hoosler Girl at Tuttle's opera house pleased a good audience and Miss Kate Watson, who plays the part ot Roxanna eabody, and claims to be' the fun niest woman on earth, certainly went a long way toward proving her right to the title. As a green gawky coun ry lass, keen and droll on one side and ridiculously stupid on the other, she kept the audience in an uproar throughout the evening. Gus Cohan as Heinle Whetzel Is no Irishman if his name does have a lebrew sound and he furnished the other end of the entertainment. The singing, dancing and joking of these two clever artists would have been sufficient to entertain the audience all evening.

The other members of the company were good, not a stick in the bunch, even to the pianist, who pounded the keys in all known styles. Heinle and Roxie are assured of a welcome any time they come back. THEATORIUM. The Theatb'rtum is showing nothing but the very best pictures and It is well worth time to see them. The bill for tonight and Tuesday Is the great feature film entitled "A Crime on the 'and "Cabby by the Hour." The song "Come and Play In My Yard" will be sung and illustrated with beautiful slides.

Zach T. Lahr of Cache, is visiting in the city at the home of his uncle, Z. T. Dungan and family. Dr.

W. H. Clay performed the ceremony Saturday at Hartford City that made his son, Fred N. Clay and Miss Lavlnia Goertz of that city husband and wife. Marcellus Becker has accepted a position with the Hoosler Circus company and left Saturday for that place to begin work immediately, playing in the band of that organization, Deck Rummel of Huntington, spent Saturday In the city with hlsx wife and family.

Mrs. Lorln Hlyely went to Huntington Saturday to visit her mother. Mrs. Clarissa Barnes. Columbia" City Post I THEATORIUM Monday and Tuesday Moving Pictures Entitled "A Crime on the Rail road." "Cabby by the Hour" Illustrated Song "Come and Play in May Yard." Admission 5c.

Millinery You are invited to inspect our line of hats at popular prices. Mrs. Eberhart, 127 N. Jefferson St. PRINQ OWING EEDS, EED POTATOES AND EEDS YOU PLANT.

CANADA PEAS, BULB GARDEN SEEDS, ONION 8ETS, FLOUR AND FEED, LIME AND CEMENT, HAIR AND 'PLASTER. E. O. ALLMAN, No 11 East Washington Street MONEY That is what we can save you on your groceries Why not give us a trial? W. T.

WAMSLEY, 'Phone 103. 3 8. Jefferson St OUR OWN DELIVERY. Miss Bertha Schelber, Miss Bertha Shoemaker, Miss Eva King and Miss Lena Humbert spent Sunday in Ft. Waynt.

Miss Essie DInius came home from the Terre Haute normal Friday even lug to spend a few days vacation with her parents. Jesse McClIntock, barber in the John Griffith shop was taken sudden ly ill Friday afternoon while at work and wag compelled to go home; LOOK HERE! With every 50 cent purchase at BELL'S 0R0CERY We give away free a box of CLIMAX BAKING POWDER Try Our New Line of fine Toilet 8oaps. OPPOSITE CLAYTON'S. 'Phone 714. West Market St OUR OWN DELIVERY.

We are still headquarters for choice Meats, Lard, Etc. It Saves Time does good wrk' OLIVER. and be progressive, happy and up to R. G. Mitchell, Agt.

Choice Meats and Poultry AT 'Phone 818. 30 S. Jefferson St King Block. Free Delivery. 444 44 4 4 44444 44 44 4 IRA LANDIS Groceries and General Merchandise No.

1 hand picked navy beans, lb 3Vc Good corn, per can Be Vigor 3 packages Fancy Bartlet Pears per can 18c Good baked beans per 5c Sal Soda per lb 2c Best coal oil per gallon lOe Try our Special Blend Coffee for 15c per pound. Free Delivery to all Parte of the City. PHONE 152. LOCATED .160 E. Market St.

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