Daily News-Democrat from Huntington, Indiana • Page 7

't Vl i it 11. iv.L'ivJ I Arrival and Departure of Trains. Excursion Rale Priviler.ei. cji Time TabB IN EFFECT A HUNTlWHTriN I (In Effect. ltlMW Trains West, iU Y'v Wo.

'f, New Tork to Odoato Express daily lUhm. No. Buffalo to Chicago Ex press, dally, :65 a. DL wmmuiuuini, tutu, except fiUtUlAV ll'tt ft M. No.

I. New York to Chicago, limited, dally 1:41 P. m. No. 18, Wells Fargo Exprees, xopt Monday and days fol lowing legal holidays 1:55 p.

aa Trains Bart. iiu. vuiingu new jura, presa, dally ,...1:55 m. No. tl, Huntington to' Marlon acooraraoaauon, aauy, exoepc 1 Sundar 5:64 a.

m. No. 14, Chicago to Huntington, accommodation, dally exceM Bunday. Arrives .13:85 p. m.

no. Chicago to Mew totk ana Boston limited, dally ........1:00 p. m. No. 14, Wells Fargo Express, dally, except Sunday and legal holidays 7:45 p.

m. No. 10, Chicago to Buffalo Ex press, dally 1:5 P. m. Noa.

IS and 11 do not carry baggage. I. WUXJ8. Agent O. I ENOS, Traveling Passenger Agt Marlon, Ohio.

ERIE AlLROAD. i FROM HUNTINGTON Winter toniist tickets on gale dally to' principal tourist points In west, south and southwest. Homeseekerg excursion to the west south and southwest. Dates of sale, first and third Tuesday of each month. $65.25 from Huntington to Los An geles, CaU' and return.

Tickets on sale April 24 to May 5, inclusive. Re turn limit July 31, 1906, very tow one way settlers rates to points In the northwest Tickets on sale every Tuesday during March and ApriL For further particulars apply to L. Willis, Erie ticket agent, or write CL, Eq'ob, traveling passenger agent, Marlon, Ohio, The Interurban Express ON T.HE Fort Wavne 6c Wabash Valley Traction.Co To Ah Points Between FORT WAYNE AND LOOANSPORT. Tatrons will find their shipments handled promptly and without damage. THE NEW THROUGH LINE, S3nr4 Wan' enH Wakach hiwj a a hvvivii 'TT "HOURLY 8ERVICE TO ROANOKE, WAYNE; WABASH, but fAitrv, rcnu, kcnie BlIHri lalft AAA UBBftDT i mw sjsWSM a ws Huntington, Ind.

Aug. 23, 1906. CARS LEAVING EAST BOUND. 1 Huntington 5 SO a. m.

Mardenis ..6:45 a. n. Roanoke ..........5:55 a. na. iiomeeieaa ua.

.11 A. OA Anu every uuur uuiu ia. irrx CARS LEAVING WEST BOUND. .5:26 a. m.

AnHrnwa i .5:43 a. IB Wabash i 8 17 a. m. Boyd Park'. a.

nv "Peru i.Vi. .7:00 a. New' Waverly .7 23 a. m. Lewisborg i 7.

.7 25 a. m. I Logansport .7 50 a. nt iiAnd every hour until 9:25 p. m.

PRIVATE CAR, LAWTON will be tharlered to parties. Apply to CHAS F. 8upt Fort Wayne, Ind CXXXOOCCDOOOOOCOCOCOCOOO WORK A SPECIALTY i'r 23 WEST MARKET 6TREET1 (In Effect Nov. 19. 1906.) Tast Bound Train.

No. I 4:8 a. lu. No. 8, 1 uio.io lail 8:05 a.

No. 4, ail an Express ......11:11 a. m. No. 4, Continental 4:05 p.

to. i weat eouna trains. No. 9, Fannae City Mall 4:04 a. ra.

No, 1, 'ontlnental 11.07 p. m. No, 6, I ast Mh.ll 6:48 m. No. 1, Weutern Express 5:27 p.

m. leaves .13:07 p. m. J. M.

HARGnoVa Agent, Huntlnyton, ind. 8. CRANE, O. 1. A T.

i Bt, Iuls, Mo. HOME8EEKERS On the first and EXCURSION third. TuesdayJli tach month, good trdays froin daU )f to all points In the west and MUth. 'rC TWO TRIP. TICKETS On gaie rEN DAY LIMIT 'A: 'dafly tor ill trains.

Fort Wayne, 75c: Andrews, Wabash, COc: perv, $L25: Lo cansport, $1.60.. REAL ESTATE REAL E8TATE Watch This Space And I will tell you of money making chances in Ieal Ea Let me vshow you modern bouses close to the business, center. Small houses for homes or rent Beautiful home on south side. Bath, barn, fruit A bargain. Pon't forget SgMBSSBBBB MITCHELL Over No.

53 North Jefferson St. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Ktttt(t(lt4 9 1 it nni. LIM Ul uu iu uuie 2 $'' "i' Rficihpcc' MaiV ,..7 DR. HAYDEN B. GRAYSTON.

'DENTIST. Rooms 1 and 2 Blppus Block. 'PHONE 472. DR. ELMER R.

LEVERT0N, DENTIST. OFFICE IN I. 0. 0. F.

BUILDING DR. K. K. WH6EL0CK OFFICE 1020 Harrison Street FORT WAYNE. INDIANA DR.

M. W. STRAUSS, DENTIST. OVER POSTOrFICB HUNTINGTON, IND. 'PHONE NO.

471 Residence 'Phone 489. DR. OTTO U. KING. DENTIST.

80 8outh Jefferson 8treet PHONE 291. KING BUILDING DR. ERVIN WRIGHT, Physicla.i and Surgeon pfflce HourtK 7 to a. 1 to 3 p. in.

Residence corner of and Sta, Phone 25. Office 49 Warren 8t Phone 82. MUCKLEY BROTHERS, DENTISTS. Over Griffith's Barber. Shop.

HUNTINGTON, INDIANA D. TINGLING, M. D. Special attention given to the treat ment of diseases of the1 1 NOSE, EAR, THROAT, 8TOMACH AND NERVOUS SYSTEM. Office, cor.

Market and Jefferson Sta. DR. MAURICE H. KREBS Practice Limited to EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office hours 9 to 5 and 7 to 8:30. a.

7 East Market St Telephone 769 CHRISTIAN MILLER ROOFING, AND SPOUTING, i HOT AIR FURNACES A SPECIALTY. LIME CITY TIN SHOP, Noa. 8 and 10 W. Washington Street G. WHITESTINE.

VETERINARY SURGEON, Prompt attention given to all calls. Office at Beiry'B eed barn. Charges Reasonable. Residence, No. Washington 81 Ofnca, 64: Res.

69. ARE YOU GOING WE8TT If so, your ticket reads na Chicago Great Eastern railway. Low rates in effect. Write to F. Mosler, T.

115 Adams street, Chicago, JUL? stating many in" the parly ind when yoo wish to and advise you at once concerning rates, routes and other necessary 270eod446w apl7 DDV IIIOUIISIFE t. DKAMATIC MIDNIGHT SCENE AT DEPOT TS ST. V.7,:" betrayed' by his spouse Says He Would Not Share His Bed with HerThreatens to Send Voli va to the Penitentiary Is 't WeU." 't 8t Louis, April 10, Standing on the steps of the sleeper, with bared head and voice trembling from suppressed emotion, Dr. John Alexander. Dowle last night publicly denounced his wife, exclaiming, dramatically: "I will not share mjrbed with a dog." The Mexico Special train pulled into Union station at 12:15 four hours and 15 minutes late.

A concourse of people surrounded the Dowle car as soon as it came to a stop, and Dowle soon appeared upon the platform and stood with bared head for a brief In terval, steadfastly gazing upon the assemblage, while a cordon of police endeavored to preserve order. When quiet was restored Dowle, with uplifted hand, said: "I have learned things concerning my Wife, and I say to you I will not share my bed with a male pedagogue. The great sin is my, wife's betrayal of me. I stand In, this midnight hour at last as only Christ, our Holy Lord Jesus, would have me stand, and step from her lies of last Lord's day, and proclaim to my shame the things that have been heaped upon me. I came upon this unexpectedly and now I tear her and her sins from me." Raising his vdlce to a high pitch In Its Intensity he cried out: "I will not share by bed with a dirty dog." Pausing a moment, he exclaimed: MGood by, Vollva, good by.

I will place you in the penitentiary, where your brother has been for seven years and I will" "All aboard!" shouted the conduc tor, and as the car attached to the Wabash train began its trip to Chicago Dowle called out: "God bless you all." Dowie Is Looking Well. The doctor received the correspond ent In the compartment of his Pull man. The day was hot and the state room exceedingly stuffy, but the first apostle seemed to suffer little from the unpleasantness of the weather and, In fact, looked stronger and better tnan be has yet appeared since crossing the border from Mexico Into the United States on his Journey back to Zlon. "Much that I shall 'say to you must ol necessity be of a confidential nature," he "for you can readily understand that It would not be to my interest to betray my plans at this time. To morrow I shall be ready to make a further and completer statement tc the public.

I will say, however, that, owing to the delays incident to this trip, I may be a little later arriving in Zlon than I had first expected. There will be no turning back, mind you, but I think it will be advisable for mo to stop in Chicago when we arrive in that city and there consult legal talent 1 do not want to make a move at time which shall in the slightest Jeopardize my Interest Who these attorneys will be It would, of course, be unwise for me to state at this time, but when I go to Zlon I shall rest In Shl loh house and under the protection ol the stars and stripes. I think now thai we shall arrive in Chicago about nine o'clock Tuesday morning; that will give me all the time I need to secure what legal advice I deem essential, and then I shall feel strong enough to move on to Zlon." Voliva Instructs Zionites. Zlon City, 111., April 10. Another mass meeting was held Monday night in Shiloh tabernacle, and final Instructions given by Overseer Voliva, the new, manager of Zlon's affairs, for the conduct of loyal followers of the new regime when the deposed "prophet" attempts to regain his sceptre.

Blasphemy Is Charged. Chicago, April 10. Blasphemy is the as yet Unspoken charge to be flung in John Alexander Dowle's face on bis return to Zlon City. This is the weapon that is referred to in awed whispers as the ultimate charge to crush the first apostle if he persists in entering the holy city in hostile array. The' blasphemy charge is based on the assertion that Dowle was about to declare himself a reincarnation of the Christ This is the cause of his downfall.

This Impending act regarded as sacrilegious even by most of his found era, is the crime' which Voliva said he would divulge if the deposed first apostle did not come to time. Walsh May "Go Chicago. 'April 10. John R. Walsh, former president.

of the. Chicago National bank, who is charged with crim inal violation of the national banking Aaws. Is to go free The government, it isajd. la about ready to drop the case. I New Federal Judsre New hlgVon; Wa8hlngTon, April 10.

Judge Moses Hallett of the federal dls'rlct court of Colorado; has tendered his resignation and Robert E. Lewis, formerly a Judge of the El Paso county (Colorado) court has been named to succeed him. 'V 1 u. i Illinois Postmasters. April 10.

President Roosevelt sent, to the senate the nom Inatlona. of the following Illinois post masters M. Harper. Eureka: L. Haig, Leroy; W.

H. Mix, BREEDING HORSES. A namber of 'fine breeding horses are presented to the farmers and breeders of, Huntington thernare "Brutus," a fine Percheron stallion owned and kept by TWnian Emley and will make the season of 1906 at the Satterth watte Close feed barn in the city of Huntington. Miller, owner of the fine general purpose, "Morgan," a Jet black stallion, will be kept at the W. A.

Berry feed barn In the. city of Huntington. Geo. F. Ellison, owner and keeper of the fine black Percheron and Belgian stallion, make the season of.

1906 at the Wabasb Stock farm two and one half miles west of the Greenwood church near the Leedy school house. 6 Franklin Pierce, a fine seal brown horse, will be kept the season of 1906 at the South Side' feed barn, Huntington, Indiana, by J. L. Brown. Black' Dick, a fine Percheron stallion, weighing 1900 pounds, will be kept the season of 1906 at the residence of John S.

Young near Mt. Zlon church in Union township. All these horses are of extra quality and deserve a good patronage from the people of Huntington county. While a man is planning how to save a dollar he might figure out how to make ten! BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it' through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them.

Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Toledo, contains no mercury, and Is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney Co.

Testimonials free. 1 Sold by druggists. Price, 75c per bottle! Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. A man may be thoroughly domestic and Btill have a preference for Havana fillers. DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE.

There's grave danger from the plague of Coughs and Colds that are so prevalent, unless you take Dr. King'6 New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls of Forrest City, writes: It's a Godsend to people living in climates where coughs and colds prevail.

I find it quickly ends them. It prevents Pneumonia, cures LaGrippe, gives wonderful relief in Asthma and Hay and makes weak lungs strong enough to ward off Consumption, Coughs and Colds. 50c and $1.00. Guaranteed by Bradley Bros, drug store. Trial bottle free.

apl The fellow who Insists on making no concessions usually wears a black eye. CHAMBERLAIN'S 8ALVE. This salve is intended especially for sore nipples, frpst bites, chapped hands, itching piles, chronic sore eyes, granulated eye lids, old chronic sores and for diseases of the skin, such as tetter, salt rheum, ring worm, scald head, herpes, barbers' Itch, scabies or Itch and eczema. It has met with unparalleled Buccess in the treatment of these Prices 25 cents per box. Try it.

For sale by Bradley Bros. You can never think the same of a men after he has given you a bad cigar. A BADLY BURNED GIRL or boy, man or woman, is quickly out of pain If Buchlen's Arnica Salve is applied promptly. J. Welch of Te konsha, says: "I use It In my family for cuts, sores and all skin Injuries, and find it perfect." Quickest Pile cure known.

Best healing salve made. 25c at Bradley drug store. apl One can't tell who your friends really are till adversity strikes you. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the Signature of It's very that a fast horse comes from a family of plugs. For Biliousness fast try this aplendid bowel laxative LAZ ETS.

OHiii ubnts. It promotes fun and rerular powei action, promptly and without palo or griping. Medlolne knows no surer method, no Doner w.j reuetre Biliousness, bad breath, muddy or sallow complexion, dull hmulh. eoated tongue, ete. Pleaaant to take pleasant In effect Formula on every box.

Reoommend ed and preaoiibed by phyalclans eyery where. handaome metal pocket size boxes, Sold by OBAUMii, DRUGGISTS. Most of the ehchantment of youth la lent by distance. WITHIN 0UB HM1TS. Kewa.

by 'Telegraph from Various In Indiana. Shortage Is April 10. In a final report filed With GoV. Hanly by the committee which has been Investigating the affairs of the state auditor's office shortages in the accounts of James H. Rice, deceased, auditor from 1883 to 1887, and Bruce Carr, deceased, auditor from 1887 to 1891, are alleged, amounting to $260,403.61, In addition to the shortages In the accounts of J.

O. Henderson and A. Dalley, making a total shortage In the office of The feport exonerates Former Auditors W. D. Manson, 1879 to 1881; E.

H. Wolfe, 1881 to 1883, and W. H. Hart from any misconduct of the office. The com mlttee was composed of James W.

Noel, William B. Durborrow and Warren BIgler. The report Is composed of a detailed statement of the affairs in the offices of the former auditors already named, the affairs of David E. Sherrlck, Daniel E. Storms and a long list of recommendations made concerning he conduct of the auditor's office In future.

The shortage alleged in Mr. Rice's accounts comes, as in the case of others, from the alleged retention of Insurance fees and taxes, with Interest on each. The amount alleged to be due Is $108, 932.69. The total of $151,470.92 alleged to be due the Btate by ex Auditor Bruce Carr arises from the retention of fees and the interest on delayed payments. The total principal due the state on account of fees is given as $74,998.24 and the Interest on delayed payment $903.88.

The interest on fees makes up the bal ance. Some of the recommendations made by the committee are the exten sion of the auditor's Jurisdiction to county and. township offices, a dally settlement between auditor and treasurer, a change in the levy for benevolent Institutions, which Is at present misleading; a change In the payment of school revenue and the establishment of a depository system for state funds. Reverend found Not Guilty. New Albany, April 10.

The Jury In the case of Rev. U. G. Sutherlln, on trial here, charged with the murder of his wife, Geneveva L. Sutherlin, returned a verdict of not guilty.

The Jury was out for two days. Rev. Mr. Sutherlln received the verdict with composure, and was congratulated by a number of physicians and several hysterical women who were In the courtroom. New Bank for Earlpark.

Fowler, April 10. A new state bank has been organized at Earlpark, this county. It Is called "The Earlpark State Bank." The new bank will absorb the Interests of the old Earlpark bank a private bank. John Bond, president of the First National bank of Fowler, has been selected president of the new bank and George Hart, qf Earlpark, cashier. Ice Company Cutting Rates.

April 10. A war be tween three local Ice companies began when one company reduced the price from 35 cents a 100 pounds to 25 cents. Further, reductions are looked for, as the other companies say they will meet the cut. For several years there was close business relations between the companies. Well Known Woman Dead.

Columbus, April lO. Mrs. Ella Dunlap, 54 years old, wife of J. R. Dun lap, Is dead.

She was one of the best known women In the city. Her husband Is the head of a Dunlap contracting firm. She leaves two children, Elmer E. Dunlap, architect, and Miss Ivy Dunlap. Joker Sent to Prison.

Valparaiso, April 10. Thomas Bascom, of Springfield, 111., the Balti more Ohio operator who derailed a train at McCool, this county, Just for fun, was sentenced to the Indiana re formatory for a term of from two to fourteen years. Avenges Fancied 'Wrong. South Bend, April 10. Anton Lambert, aged 22, shot and killed Alex Schwarts for a fancied wrong.

Lambert was arrested. Last year he played with the South and Central League baseball teams. This year he Is a member of the Canton club. Gangrene Caur Death. BBtesvllle, April in John H.

Oovart. 74 vears old, died at his home at Cross Roads, of ganerene, caused bv a horse stenplne; on his foot about six weeks ngro. He wax the father of Representative George H. Ooyart. Paoll.

Anrl) 10. Notwlthstntif' InE enrly reports to the effect here. frlt growers now say that, with no further freezing, the crop will be up to the fiver ape, and that apoles, pears and all smaller fruits are safe. Child Scolded to Dath. Evansvllle.

April 10, The 1K months old child of Thomas Conrad, Uvlna: near here, fell into a kettle boiling water and was scalded to death. Bank Dividend Declared. Monticello, April 10. The Monti cello National bank has declared a eeml ahnual dividend amounting to 11.500. Jeff ersonvllle.

Two steel snag boats for the government are to be built at Howard's shipyards. The boats will be completed In 240 days, at a cost of $84,966.:, Blichmond. Slx persons were Injured seriously bv the wrecking near this city of a special train carrying 300 members of the Order of Red Men. 1 FLOUR SAND FEED Jv.CanailPcaif, Buib! Garden Seedev 4 M' I i On Ion Sets. SEED POTATOES.

Jij Lima Cement. HaIr and Plaster, 1 I NewClimaxseedoats 11 fast 'Phone II teittM Mfts)tT A' PLEASANT, SOOTHING AND BP FECTIVI COUQH SYRUP. It is a carefully prepared, aeemnteV compounded medicine for all Unnnais'sl the throat and lunpa. Knowing that WW have the best medicine In the market, we do not see why we should wlthheti our formula from you. We have notfctag) to conceal and no secrets to hide.

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The medical propel are extracted according to the latest moat approved pharmaceutical methoas. These are further purified, anav oomoinea in sucn a that while each drug does peculiar wmg its O' own yet all act In perfect harmony. Tou will flndMentholated Cough Cafe at Roiawurm's Pharmacy, and put Up kV 25o and 60c sizes. To curt cold In Hud, stuff tj traps BrizIIUn Ealm. Guartntttl E.

C. 8TOUDER, Livery, Feed and 8ale Barns. At the Day barn, 21 Cherry street All entirely new stock and up todat, and best line of light livery horses in the city. Every tlmw you eough Itkt 5 draft of Brazilian Balm. 15 doitt 10 ctnttv Light and Heavy LIVERY Good Turnouts for Wedding Dances and Funerals.

BOARDING. BOARDING FRANK GLASS. (Successor to Sherman Stults.) Bast Market St. "Phons Huntington. Ind.

Nicholson. The Painter, Has moved his shop to 29 East Matilda Street where he is ready to paint yourscreens and furniture See I Sim INSTANT REUEF Ceughs, Creus, Serf Threat traziBaa latin, SO dosts 25s. MENANDWOMEt Cr Bl for nnateral dlMha. M.iatammaUoaa, IrrltaMoot or ulo.rtloM of muooat BMmbraaMk ri 1 mmM ma, 4 M. ImEvmCHEMNUUfe or aoiwaoos.

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