Daily News-Democrat from Huntington, Indiana • Page 4

i i i3 1 I if rv My Hers Democrat. Thursday. September 14 1899. tlarkle flour sires best results. John.

Gordon made a business trip to TTarren today. roa Sals A Rood cow. Inquire at 57 Dimond streets 123 tf Miss Anna Klrkoll is a new ironer at the Hoosier laundry, Charles Snider, of Etna; 'avenue, who is suffering with malarial fever, was worse "Wednesday evening. For. a No.

1 suit of clothes, or overcoat, see H. Hilgenberg's "West Market street clothing house. 132tlmo John T7. Linn returned to his home in Wabashl county Wednesday after a short visit with Ambrose Langston. Prof.

South wick will present Richelieu in the" Presbyterian "church, Thursday evening, Sept. 21st. delay a I minute. T. Cholera infantum, dysentery, diarrhoea come suddenly.

Only safe plan is to have Extract of "Wild Strawberry always on Mrs. Sophia and Mr. yfingt of Borne City in the city Wednesday evening be guests of the Charles Brown family. Mrs. Williams went to Decatur at noon today.

E. W. Laudig," who conducted a green house at the corner of Sala monie avenue and Catherine street, has disposed of his stock to White, the berryman of New Holland, and will move to Fairmount. The' night school at the Business University, will give you an education during hours that you would otherwise be idle. Bates low.

Graduates obtain positions. We axe glad to give information, 'r; 1351 mo Mike Finn and his broncho were out for a little exercise Wednesday afternoon Near the corner of Washington and Lincoln the broncho laid down in the shafts, breaking one of them and putting a stop to the afternoon's training. At 8 o'clock ju 78 Gloiiiifl. Ma This stock Is traa csw; everything tousht ia th3 last nzzth. 7E HAVE COIHI IIZZZ TO STAY, and wish to cake this city cur permanent hens.

Our cf Clothing cannot ts ia QUALITY, STYLE and IIAKE, and when yea bay a suit cf us yea are sure cf setting a good fit and year censy's 7cna. Also a hns stocx ci ..1 .3 Wrf tJ I a V. i a kl jf i I i I I 5 1 ycu to exrzins cur at man noon. A Pretty "Wedding Was Solem nized in Clearcreek'. A very pretty wedding took place today at high noon at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. E. A. Myers, of Luther, Clearcreek township, when Rev, C. H.

Bell, pastor of theTJ. B. church at North Manchester, pronounced the words that united Frank Dendal and Miss Elizabeth Hiser as husband and wife. Some fifty guests were present, at the marriage ceremony and later partook of a wedding, dinner, such as only country people can prepare and which cannot be discounted anywhere. The happy couple re ceived many fine.

and. useful presents. They will arrive at their fu ture home in Michigan, Thursday, stopping over Fort Wayne en route. A reception will be tendered the happy couple upon their arrival at the home of his parents. The groom, Mr.

Uendai, is a Michigan gentleman, residing near Lansing, and is a successful farmer. He is a gentle man of keen foresight, with an eye for the beautiful as his choice of such an excellent lady for a wife goes to show. The bride is the daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Gotlieb Hiser, residing in Nebraska.

The bride has since the age of eight years made her home with Mr. and Mrs. A. Myers, to' whom she has been the same 'as a daughter, while they, bestp wed, the same love and attention upon her that a parent would. The bride is a general favorite all who know her, and her acquaintance is extensive.

She will be greatly missed in churtfi circles, as she was an enthusiastic church worker and for some years had been the organist of the TJB. church at' Makin Mr. Dendal can return to Michigan and point with pride to his Indiana of whom their are none air erj especially those of Huntington county. TheNxws Dzitocbat, with its many friends extends, congratulations, hoping nothing but pros perty and happiness may follow" them to their home in Michigan Everything hew at C. E.

de partment store ot Zahn, Fower baugh. 5 127tf 0 VJ U. VJ 0,0 it and Children's I r2 nj upri' l.t d.alirs, and to Luy, v2are sure "to riik a sLara (Teh Our stock of Shoes is complete in every style and make. We carry all the leadic styles and makes in Ladies', Misses', Lien's, Boys' and Children's Shoes. Our Lien's Furnishing Good3 cannot be excelled in the leading stores of this city.

We cordially invite every citizen of Iluntin non and surrounding county to visit onr store. We will convince the most skilled buyer that we can make it provable to trade with us. It is our ina to make this store known for forty miles around for Quality and Hake of the Goods and Low Prices. We will convince you that it is to your interest to trade with us, and if you deal with us once we will make a customer of yon always. We bought this stock brzn new irom me leading manuiacturers ot the country.

We pay Spot Cash for what we buy, and save all dls same wiy. mis, comoinea wim our. snail expenses and up to date methods cf dcirt business, enables us to undersell anv house in vc citv. nr.t wisS in Vo tfr caa convince you oetter wnen you see our Uoods and Trices. A in Vv extend a cardial invit ticn to every man, woman and child in this city and sorroundinr country to ccme and scs us.

We want to show you our goods and quote you our Low Prices, and let you decide whether it will pay you to trads with us. and will d3 all ve czn to treat cur customers ri and by fair ar.J SzlliZZ Ocly r'rst CIass Good3 at prices to enable the rich and poor cf your patrcna s. Ilcpirj to see you ere and all soon, rm 1 k.iSSI 'm. JIJ 13 i i i 1. 1 I I I a 'w i 1 Are any B.

F. Biliter made a business trip to Indianapolis today. Ola Calvert returned ta work at the shops thi3 morning. Meals served on State Fair grounds twenty five cents. Stop at the C.

E. department store. 127tf Mrs. E. D.

Thorn went to Pern this morning for a short visit. Cap. J. M. Rogers is sick today.

He is having a bilious attack. A little life may be sacrificed to a sudden attack of croup, if you don't have Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil on hand for the emergency. Tenting, arrangements may be effected by corresponding with the Indpls. Tent Awning and a location in the grove assigned.

Bernlce Morgan, the three year old daughter of J. Morgan, who has been quite ill the past few days, is about the same in condition Before you buy your fall and winter suit or overcoat, be sure and call at the West Market street clothing house. H. Bjxgenbxso. 132tlmo Admission to State Fair fifty cents good to remain for' concerts.

Admission after six o. in. on evening of concerts twenty five cents. Admission to grand stand twenty five cents. A slight frost, the first of the season in this section, was noticed early this morning, The corn crop is fully matured and is beyond the reach rff frost.

Most other produce is matured and ready to be 8 to red away. The Miles Wall Paper Co. invite you to attend their "Picture Opening" Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings of tnis week. Both walls of the room have been covered with pictures, making the finest display of the kind ever shown in the city. 141 t2 In the September "New Lippin cott" George Gibbs, notable as a vigorous illustrator, 'writes of a stirring episode in the wild areer of Paul Jones.

This is the first of a series of three papers etched with uncommon vividness dealing with famous sea fights of our own navy. OP 0) i North Jefferson Street. with, a full lis; cf: Ilea's, Eoys U. 6op and GiS'g Purnlsnina Goods. 1 i fc.

i 4 i i mliizj ycur fall NEWS FEOM INDIANA. Latest Happenings Within the Borders of Our Own State. BtcomUs Strioai. Alexandria, Sept. 13.

The strike of lamp chimney workers in the gas belt is assuming serions proportions. One hundred employes of the South Marion plant struck for higher wages, while more are expected to leave their work. Both this strike and that at the Thomas Evans plant are thought to have been caused by the deputations of Elwood strikers who have been making a tour of gas belt factories. In bo tit cases the men haye demanded 15 per cent, increase of wages. There are xi ow 700 chimney workers in the gas belt on a strike.

Tlsrer'a. Bite KtUa. Lapbrte, Sept. 13. Carl Seigert, boh of "Prof.

Julius Seigert, a teacher in the Lutheran school in this city, left home about ten weeks ago and joined Wallace's show. The family has learned that the son's body is buried in the potter's field at Washington, D. Young Seigert slept over night over a cage occupied by a tiger. During the night Seigert tn his sleep threw his leg over the side of the cage. The tiger bit him severely, mood poisozung de veloped and the boy died in a Wash ington hospital.

Ht tm Dliforxe. Columbia City, Ind, Sept. 13 Ever since the fee and salary law of 1891 county officers in this county have been claiming the per diem allowance for attending courts, in addition to their regular salaries. By recent de cisions of the supreme court it was made plain that the per diem did not lawfully belong to, them, and as a re sult the county treasury is benefited in the sum of $2,740. Examiner Sanders returned $443; ex Sheriff McNabb, $450; Sheriff Hull, $680, and Clerk War ing, $1,167.

Coibi iiprTltrc. Indianapolis, Sept. 13. The fol lowing is a list of the census supervisors for Indiana: First district. Charles 3.

Covwt, of Ev anville; Second, John C. Bellhelmer. of Washing ton; Third. Joseph r. Poutch, New Albany; Fourth, Charles W.

Lee, Sugur Branch; Fifth, not selected; Sixth, John F. ThompsoST Newcastle: Seventh. Vincent G. Clifford, Indianapolis; Eighth. Arthur L.

Eharpe, Eluftton; Ninth, Arthur el Bradsnaw, Delphi: Tenth. Eh N. Norris, Valparaiso; Eleventh. Orlando A. Somers, Kokomo; Twelfth.

Sol Wood, Angola; Thirteenth, David B. J. 8 chafer, South Bend. Cast Get IU of His. Fairmount, Sept.

13. Luther Morris, the old time saloon keeper who was burned out a week ago, is again preparing to open a saloon here. He will erect a handsome brick building on the site. He has been carted out of town, dynamited and burned out, but says he is still in Fairmount; and will be ready for business again in a few weeks. EIeetrl Ccnpanr Fallt.

English, Sept. 13. The English Electric Light and Manufacturing company has gone to the wall. The company had been furnishing light and power here, and also had been conducting the largest spoke aetory in southern Indiana. It had branch houses all over the state.

liabilities are between $150,000 and assets unknown. May Ceraer Iake Indianapolis, Indn Sept. 13. Twenty iron and steel manufacturers met here behind closed doors, even declining to register at the hotel. One of the manufacturers said the meeting was to secure better ore shipments, lit is reported the meeting is attempting to corner the lake ore before navigation closes.

I 1 borers JTeedea. Wabash. Sept. 13. There is an unprecedented scarcity of skilled labor throughout this part of Indiana.

Good mechanics cannot be obtained and there is.no prospect of a change in the situation, as conrtactors have much more work than they can set throueh before winter sets in. Going TJp. Waterloo, Sept. 13. The cement industry surrounding Helmer, northwest of this city, has caused quite a stir among the farmers.

The factory has been commenced and work on the building will be pushed as rapidly as possible and will be completed early in the spring. A Bisr Bequest. Terre Haute, Sept. 13. Bose Polytechnic institute will.

receive in a few days $50,000 from a bequest of the late Josephus Collett. The applications for admittance to the freshmen class are up to the limit of the capacity of the institute. Fatally Burned. Terre Haute, Sept. 13.

The two year old boy of Dr. and Mrs. Bledsoe was fatally burned by a gasoline stove and Dr. Bledsoe and Mrs. Bledsoe were badly burned about the hands and face in extinguishing' the flames.

Exp)i a Cuban Boy. Princeton, Sept. 14. Lieut. Will Carpenter brourht a little Cuban boy, Florectiuo.froinCubawhea he returned with his re "intent and started LIm in the public schools, but the boy was dismissed owing to the objection that he is a nero.

Tie school jatrczi threatened to withdraw tltlr chorea if he tv2 3 ret tahn otit. Towa on rie. 11. I tc 13 Oil the Lc Ih. r.

vh reil ry, iY. if tls tr.a 11 liV Li ii liVVa i I 1 It i Li Li I Estate Transfers. Ee ported dally from J0XE3. Abstract oCBce. 23 Warren street, Huntington.

1 Mary M. Glanton to Cora Xi. Suit, pt. lot 42, Lafontaine's Huntington, tl.COO. Caleb "Wiley to Annettie "Wiley, acre, Salamonie $750.

Pauline B. Day to Daniel Alzer, 10 acres, Clearcreek $1,300. A WONDERFUL CURE OF DIARRHOEA. A Prominent Virginia Editor Had uiven up, But was Brought Back to Perfect Health by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Read His Ed itorial. From The Time.

HUlstiUe, Vs. I suffere4 with diarhoea for a long time snd thought 1 was past being cured. I had spent much time and money and suffered so much misery that I had al most decided to give up all hopes of recovery and await the result, but noticing; the advertisement of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and also some testimonials stating how some wonderful cures had been wrought by this remedy, I decid ed to try it. After taking a few dosea I was entirely well of that trouble, and I wish to say further to my readers and fellow sufferers that I am a hale hearty man today and feel as well as I ever did In my life. R.

Moore. Irovett Kay lor, druggists. se Time and silence occasionally suc ceed when all other agencies fail. Give tli Children a Drink: called Graln Cv It is a.deliclous, ap petizing, nourishing food drink to take the place of coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked by all who have used it because when properly prepared tastes like the finest coffee but is free from all its Injurious properties.

Graln aids digestion and strength ens the nerves. It is not a stimulant but a health builder, and children, as well as adults, can drink it with great benefit. Costs about i as much as cof fee. 15 and 25c 3. The Email amount a creditor dans you for is of ten a big sum to you When Your Heart Flutters.

That is not heart failure; that is no terrible heart failure; that Is indiges tion, the prime cause of all short breath and sudden jumping of the heart which so frequently follows an exertion of any kind. Go to the Drug Store. Get a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Pepsin. No more need be said, for after you have used it once, you will never fail to keep it In the houses.

For Bale by Bradley Bros'. h. A.w mm fV.vmM but It takes a genius to fool a wom an, One Half the News Comes from our A neigh bor of Joe Crook's of Bridge ton. told him of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pen sin.

He is cured of a case of indigestion that kept him down twelve years. Mr. Crook wishea us to refer anyone to him who doubts the wonderful cure to be found in Dr. Caldwell's 'Syrup of Pepsin, which has gained an honorable foothold as a true remedy for Constipation, Indigestion, Sick Headache and Stomach trouble. For sale by Bradley Bros'." a When the fljinj? machine refuses to soar it makes the inventor sore.

A Word to llothers. Mothers of children affected with eroup or a severe cold "need not hesi tate to administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate nor narcotic in any form and may be given as confidently to the babe as to the adult. The great success that has attended its use in the treatment of colds and croup has won for it the approval and praise it has received throughout the United States and in many foreign For sale by Lov ett Kaylor, druggists. se Shallow brained people bow to the clothes rather than to the wearer.

Dr. Xuella Day Underhill, ITedical Supt. Chicago Working Wo man's Home, writes as follows: "As a laxative and remedj for all 'ailments of stomach and owelB, we have found nothing that acta so well as your Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. We have found it invaluable" in cases cf Eick headache, and can heartily recommend to all sufferers from such trouble." In 10c, COc.

and 1.C0 sizes, of Brad ley drulsta. It i3 ezsy for a man to fo'Jow ad vice that 1 Iowa, Zlr. Clark Cnltb, rit :3: "Since it 9 ejency cf Cell's I I tava tc ca a v.tztl ct r. 1 Ir a. Tcr a i re 1 1 3 I i trct.

1 i f. i i corn. i John. Dc ncr kit a valuaV a lxcrse Illchael Lercl, father of VTillian Ler el, hz3 been very ill fcr tl 2. "Jsck with the lantern" is still cakirj hl3appeararce In the grave yard, south of Eippus.

Dr. Smith, of Eippus, passed through IJakin last Saturday fore noon. The schools of "Warren township will commence on next llonday. A great many from this place at tended the camp meeting at North llanchester, last Sunday. OHie Stevens, of Chicago, was visiting relatives and triend3 here last week.

W. HoweiiEtine and Ivel Lit ler attended the Grand Army encampment last week. Laura Royer, of llakin, is on the sick list. Henry Hxppensteel; of Goshen, arrived at this place last Monday. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Ca tarrh Cure.

J. Chktxy Co.f Toledo, o. We, the undersigned, have known P. J. Cheney for the last fitteen years, and, believe him perfectly honorable in ail his business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm.

Wxst Tauix, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, O. WALDINO, KrXNMAW fc AKVTlf, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally acting, directly upoa the blood, and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills ar i the best. CEUTRflL COLLEGE Foil Term Ths fall terra cf Central College will cpea next Wednesday, the 20th inst. at 9 clock a. n.

The fcllowirsr tranches will be tacsht dnrirj the tern. EKQUS11 Arithmetic, grammer, geography, physiology, Unlud States history, gen eral history, algebra, Biblical geogra phy, pnyslcal geography, geometry, trigonometry, English or American literature, evidences of Christianity, Christian ethics, introduction to philosophy, church history. LATO. Latin reading ana grammar, Caesar, Ifivy, Tacitus. GREEK.

Greek reader and grammar, anabaa FREIICH. French grammar and exercises, bug jar gal, GERIIAN. German grammar, Gustav Adolphin Deutschland 8pecial attention will also be given to preparing persons to teach. C. LI.

KIRAC0FE. President. Holeproof Shoes for COYS AirD GIRLS' SCHOOL Yea kz377 they ycurjsters de Hjht ia ttcldzz their Shoes to pieces. we are prepared fcr then vrith cir $1.00 and $1.25 CCllOOL SHOES. say ths t37cr saw zzzh It is pi la as a plhcstaff that Got a Pair for Jolinnio.

4 4 I.O. O. F. EuiUir; 'mm 0 FoctU Jterson UnntlEiSon' Ind. tlvj uU Guaranteed.

Work called for and delivered. EAYa PhoxsSS. OAKLAND AVi DR. BULSON UnoanoH ths removal of his oSot to hit residence, 55 West Wayno Ctroct FORT WAYNE; Praeiloe limited to of ths ETB and Tiit OAT. Koar 13 Ui i.

Teiepnone Main. oecoaawyr LI. Physician Snrgeoo; Office at Residence, 168 n. Jerrrscn St. Telephone 134.

Will attend to all business promptly. June 29, "9. dAtrlyr Something Remarkable Is the success of Dr. LonoerecKer Go. IN Effective as either medical or electrical treatment has proved to be, wheu nsed separately under proper advise the combining of these two great curative powers by.

these eminent epeclaliata produce results nowhere else obtained, and impossible to secure by either medicine or electricity used alone. These able and progressive specialists are today achieving the most wonderful remits in curing NERVOUS, CHRONIC and. BLOOD diseases of MEN: and WOMEN. In Seeking Treatment the following qnallficatlons should be taken Into considt rat mri: Ability, exptrlence. skill and an established repatation for RELIABILITY, and are necessary for the nrcesef ul and satisfactory treatment of any disease.

We guarantee a perfect cure in all cases we. undertake. WEAK. KKHVOTJ8 MEW Lost rieor and vitality; weak and shrunken organs; shattered nervous system, caused by overwork; ezcekses and self abuse, resulting in weakness of body and brain, night emissions, losses in the urine, dizziness, ailing memory. lack of confidence and ambiti.

pains in the back, loins and kidneys, other distressing symptoms, unfitting one for business or pleasure. Our special system of treatment will cure you. ttestore your physical, an a sexual alth and make you once more a man among men no matter wnoor wnat nag Stomach Liver and Kidney troubles receive cur special at tenticn. LAOIES All troubles peculiar to your sex most successfully treated and promptly cored by this combined Electro Medical treatment without pain or operation. You are surprised to see now quickly this tnetnoa cures, after beinar disappointed with old methods.

Lady tatteniiant afternoons Ooiv suiuiuun iree. upen aay ana evening. J. W. BELL, Physician in chief, over Bendel Marks' store, Huntington, Ind BUY A and a Home mdtLstry ilade of the Very Best Bla.

terial. Frames Are Zlade of the Shelly Seamless Tub. ing, the Best Made. Cups and Cones Are Made of "the Finest Grade of Tool' SteeL: A And the rjuarsntcs is for the season. cf Call and examine them.

a.w La. i.w A At 5 (U? Zizlzs.) I IBS i PIONEER CYCLE Patronize .1 Jrl'jf: i.imf" 4 4 i r. llz to tZ3 Cf I i i l. 1 v. Fire Ir Ccrr.

lti) U.UA 1 THE OLrT i' t' "vm t( r. i c.rr i 1 THK LI I i)f (uV i i Cf Insurance la force January l. ri Q. DXUIUIOND, Cor. eirerson and Market over Koh noor.

i TIME TABLES'. i EAILROAD la effect Jons the 26th, Frona anting too, Ind. IKaIBS WXST. Depart No. 5.

Vestibule Limited, dally for Chicago and the west. 1:15 pn No. S. Pacific Express, daily, for i Chicago and the west. 3:20 an No.

1, Exprwt, daily except Bun ay, or Chicaso and he weet JX BSC No. SL Local freight, dally except Sunday an Ho. 13, I.liiilMlt daily except Moutiay ..70 pta. Na 8, Vestibule Limited, daily for New York and ...7:10 pin Na 2, Express, dally except pa No. li.

Express, daily for New York .1:40 air No. 80, Local freight, dally except Bunday 1M Through coaches and sleeping, cars to Ner York, Boston and Ooltuabu. B. Q. Eons, W.

8. HOKKIBOH, T. P. AHuntinsutn, Ind. CHEAP RATES VIA a E.

B. S.I Baltimone. Union Veteran Legion Tickets on sale Sept. Dth to 13th, returning'Se'pt. 20th, with pririlege of extend ing to Sept.

30th, one fare for round trip. Boston, Hasa International Council Con gregatlonai church, Sept. 16th to 22nd, returning Oct. 4th. One and one third fare for round trip, certificate plan.

Chicago, IXL, Young People's Temperance Union. Sept. 23rd. to 29th. returning Oct.

3rd. One and qner tblrd rare for round trip, certlfi cate plan. Cincinnati. Ohtj, Christian Church National Convention, Oct. 12th, 14th, ISth and 17th, returning Oct.

21st. One fare for round trip. Seattle, "Washington. Tickets on sale Oct. 13th, to 15th, returning Nov.

17th. One first class fare plus (3.00. Warsaw, inc, Winona Lake, season, 1899. Tickets on aale daily, good returning 15 days from date of sale at rate of (L60 for ronjad trip. Also tickets good returning until Sept.

15th. S3J5 for round trip. Bummer Tourist For round trip, rates and limits to all tourist points, call on O. St K. agents For farther lntormatkn see B.

Q. Horer, agent: OOIKQ BAST. i Nat am 11:13 ar 84 Daily 78 Daily, except 12:00 am bO Sunday, only ......6:27 aca. GOIKO WIST, ..83 xm 5 Daily 6:18 pm. Dally 10:42 am 73 Daily, except 3:40 pcai SI Sunday, only 12:06 am, 73 and 73, local freights, carry passengers be ween Fort Wayne and Peru.

Sunday rate: One fare for round trip, s. Ing and returning Sundays only, JOHN GORINO. Agent, Huntington, Ind a H. Olin, Q. P.

tt T. St. Louis. TAWom srrmiros, ooirrmimom, bto, itja WABASH BAIL WAT. Peru street fair, Pern, Ind, Sept.

Uth 16thi the Wabash, will sell to Peru and return on and one third fare for the round trip. Tickets, good going Sept. 11th to, 18th Inclnalye, returning Sept, Terre Haute Trotting Association. Terre Haute. Sept.

11th to 15th, the Wabash railroad' will a. 11 to Terre Haute and return, one fare, for the round trip, good going Sept. 11th to. 15th, returning Sept. 16th, i Indiana state fair, Indianapolis, Sept.

18th; to 23rd, the Wabash railroad will sell to Indianapolis and return, one fare for the round, trip, ticket good going Sept. 18th to S3rd, returning Sept. 24th, 1 Union Veteran Legion Baltimore Sept 13th to 15th. Beunios Wllder's Brigade, Sept. 17th to 20th.

National' Baptist Association Conventiosv Naahrille, TeniL, Sept. 13th to 19th. Grand Lpdse O. O. Itetroit, Mlcb, Sept.

18 20. The Wabash railroad will sell to Detroit nd return one fare for the round trip. Good going Sept. 18th and 17th, return InglSept. 39th.

Sunday excursion to Pat In Bay rla Wa bash K. commencing. Sunday, June lltlu and erery Sunday following. Bat' 12.10 for; the round trip. Good going on train 2, 5 7 a.

mn returning on train 61 only, leaving To ledo8 p. m. Home Seeker's Excursion ria Wabash R. In Jane, July, August, September and October, For dates, rates, limits and other Inform a tlon enquire of John Goring, Apent. For Summer Tourists Bound trip rates an limits to Colorado points.

Call on John Goring, Agent Wabash B. B. Winona Lake, Warsaw, InL, season 1839.,, Now on sale, 15 days or season limit. Cate of. sale May 15, to Sept.

15, 1S99. National Baptist AnniTersaries, SanFranels co, CaL, for rates, limits and particulars, inquire of J. Goring, agent. For rates, limits and all narticnlara lnnntp of John Goring, agentHuntington. T'YX i tonn.

i mm ccirTioeeaa msc 1 ch one prouucti ts muca suhtiorf im con tained in tii amount of 'xxi maa consume ia m. wee. 1 i i nv they have cured thousands cf ot TTCtn cisee, euch I'rriiieAa, Jnsoian VaHrcre eic. i.e enable yoi to ihi lybvceveiopinpbmia msis re he: by circuit cire tioa, eol iTn jrt ir a Jv a tnav a Cor.su:: ERIE. 1 I IV or 1.