The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 3

tYEMESIUY, OCTOBER 12,4910. 'Tie fli eoTlw VnrrT t.rint. catches the worm. ocxcococxcxxxxxxxcoa Alarm Clocks Special Values Sf.QO 2 Perfect time keepers anl a sure cure for ov ti THY A. J.

Eissnliaucr Jeweler. Marion B. Stults UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. Calls promptly attended day or night ,86 N. Jeffersoa St Phones Office, 121; Residence, 125.

FRANK GLASS, UVERY AND CAB LINE. Carriages for "receptions or funeral. Night tack always ready. Atito cab scrrk to any part of city. Phone No.

8. Huntington, lad. DR. C. 17.

FRY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office CTer Huntington County Bank. Phones Office, No. It home, No. 342.

FT. WAYNE WABASH VALLEY TRACTION CO. In Effect Sunday, May 15, 1910. Train Leava Interurban Station. Westbound 6:40, 7:08, 8:05 IL, 10:05 1, 11:08, 1:08, 2:05 IL, 8:08, 4:25 6:251, 7:08.

8:36, 10:08. 12:25. Eastbotmd 5:38, 8:24, 10:24, It: 63 1, 12:24, 12:63 2:24, 2:53 IL, :24, 5:66, 7:52, 8:53 8:54, 10:531, I Indianapolis limited. Lafayette limited. IL Direct limited connections at fern for Indianapolis and Lafayette.

Connections at Fort Wayna east for Wan Wert, Lima, Toledo and Dayton, Ohio; north for Garrett and Auburn; pew for Eluffton and Muncie. At Waban for Marlon, Anderson and kitcrnedlate points. EXPRESS FREIGHT SERVICE. Through freipht for Indianapolis at av, arrivea (rom Indianapolla about 11 "LooU freight eart depart a. arrive at 11:80 a.

m. West leave 11:10 in. and arrive at 1 p. m. For other particulars apply te Frank lardy, Superintendent Transportation.

rt Wayne. Ind. See thE MAN BIRDS FLT I'ort Wayne, Saturday, October 22, aad Sunday, October 23. GLENN H. CURTISS' FAMOUS FLOCK OF FLIERS.

"From 2 to 6 p. m. each day, Port Wayne Driving Part. Wc nCKETS Me. Automobile and motorcycle races In i Connection.

For Rates See Agent Fort Wayne It Wabash Valley Traction Co. ERIE TIME TABLE. (Effective January 16, 110.) EABTBOHND. Hsv' Depart a. m.

New Tork "jSnTll eparta 12:11 p. Marlon Siaoommodatlon. Mo. 4 Departs 8:41 p. m.

New Terk Umttad. Koa. and 4 dally. No. daily Chl mr to Bnntlsston; axo.pt Bund st Bastlurton.

"WXSTBOUND. Ka. 7 Departs a. m. Cbleaco 'SoT" Departs a.

aa. Chloaxo aVsnommodatlon. Ho. I Imparts P. m.

CbJoo ajmiud. fco. 11 Arrive 11:11 m. EunUnc Ban AoPOmodaUon. Koa.

1, it an4 dally. No. 11 aOy Nrt fhroday; torn sot run wast a WABASH Tir.E TABLE. (Effective May WESTBOUND. te.

12: P. M. ne. 10:08 P. M.

tet 8 1:48 P. M. :55 JL M. EAJSTBOTJND. Fax 4:48 A.

14, He. 4:18 P. M. re. ...8:20 P.

M. r. 18 .........7:40 A It. B. C.

RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. Tralna leave Hunttrrton at a. bl, fl a. ak, p.

aa. feonaay, a. a. B) sj. aa.

U. aniye In Enntlnrt at a. la a. BuBday. ISO a m.

and a. aa. tj tbrifc ie Ftrtiaad, AWFUL PAiriS FULLY DESCRIBED Lady of Pizarro Tells Story cf Awful. Suffering That Cardul Finally Relieved. Pizarro, Va.

"I suffered for several rears," writes Mrs. Dorma A. Smith, "with that awful backache and the bear in? down sensations sn full ApurrUvA In your book. "I tried dnrtnre and nther meritrtnM and Iniind littl until I to try Wine of Cardui. when 1 found instant relief and tndav I awu a iivui recommend Cardui to all suffering women auu uima were is no oincr as gooa." In some instanrpc.

Pardni cived tnt9nl relief; in others, it may take a little time. lui in an tascs oi lemaie irouoie caraui can be depended on to be of benefit, a it is a srterifir rpmpdv fnr wnm.n anl acts in a curative way on the womanly As a general tonic for women, to build op your strength, improve your appetite, bring back rosy cheeks and make you look and feel young and happy, nothing you can find will do so much for you as Cardui. Your druggist has it. N. VWfe to; Ladlts' Advisory Chalti Boort MedidiM ChatUnoojt Tf for Spttial Jiufputions.uti 64 pace book.

''Home Trtatmeal lor Women, aeat is pUla wranper. ca equeat HI 1 I'erfwt in rmuJu bxtit it 4i1ibV Jio oaber method oroatrbly clean Itr ndorw Will new diLttiiff frriDcirjie BMjaiora mua oiuennj tri trer, eaniioi Mrrode or break Etch Hcnllll riD la fitted for cnautoo tioa wiliidncbBtf MowtDBTOOCttajitl now. ah jour orufin (or me BMltk or Bmd temp for Fpm iiiutrvu4 book. CotTopotHDce cmflde Btiol pUUn OMled letter. THE HEALTH COM0 West Straet.

New BRADLEY Huntington, WOULDN'T YOU? If you thought that there was a chance of getting a ceffee that was Just a little better than what yeu have getting for the same money, wouldn't you be tempted to give it a trial? If so just ask us for a package of "LANDIS' SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE," which we guarantee for purity and strength. Extra heavy can rubbers 10 cents per dozen, or 3 dozen for 25c Heavy standard tin cans, per doz. Pure catsup, large bottle 10c Extra fancy, dried beef, in 1214o and 15c glasses. Jelly, large glass 10c Indian corn flakes, 3 packages. E.

Z. shoe polish, absolutely water proof, in 10c and 15c bottles. Don't fail to inspect our line of dry goods, notions, to which we are constantly adding. If Ton Cant Call en Us Call Us Up. LandisGrocery 847 851 East Market Street Toledo Excursion VIA WABASH EVERY SUNDAY UNTIL OCTOBER 30, 1910.

TOLEDO II AND RETURN ifUyV Tn'm leaves Huntington 4:45 a. m. Returning leaves Toledo 6:00 p. m. INSTANT RUIEF FOR TIRtD AND SWOLLEN FEET.

KSvtTcroI FOOT POWDER 'tatCwssBinhewA i CIMll SHULTS HAIR STORE 329 N. JEFFERSON wstaies. DR. MAURICE il. KREBS Practice limited to Eye, Lor, Nose and Throat Cflce hours toUa.m., ltolpB EreatogB, 7 to 8:20.

Sunday utMt rZSrt red rate! ZZmL TUmVA York Imi. mmw EVENING HEHALD, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA. FiGE THEIX Purdue Experiment Station Ready to Test Seed. WORK FREE OF CHARGE Farmers and Dealers Muy Take Ad vunlaec of Establishments Vital Statistics (ihen After being closed from July to September, when practically no samples are as a rule sent in for inspection and analysis, the seed testing laboratory of Purdue experiment station has been reopened and is now ready to receive and analyze for Indiana larmers and seed dealers samples of small seed. The laboratory was established in February, 1910, by the seed laboratory of the bureau of plant Industry U.

S. department of agriculture extension department, of Purdue, university. Since1 Its establishment, it has examined and reported upon 803 samples. These reports give to the senders an accurate estimate of the kinds of weed seed Impurities present and the number of seeds of each kind present per pound of seed, of the quality sent, adulterations present and amount of "each, amount of inert matter present, weed seeds scattered on each square rod of land when seed of a given quality is used, also the per cent of seed of the kind sent that will germinate. All these things the farmer should know about the seed before he makes his selection of seed to go on the ground.

Many a farmer Is a heavy loser because he puts in his seed without knowing these things, thereby befouling his farm with weeds and getting a poor stand by reason of the low vitality of the seed. The careful examination of seed before buying and sowing Is now recognized to be indispensable in successful corn production. A farmer or seed dealer may do this for himself or he may take advantage of the free seed testing laboratory provided at the Purdue experiment Expert and accurate work can be depended upon. The laboratory is in a position this season to make reports promptly. Germination tests, it may be stated, take from six days for clover and alfalfa to thirty days for blue grass.

A purity test can be made in a few hours. Farmers and dealers are urged to take advantage of this opportunity of getting advice and assistance in selecting high grade seed. Of clover or alfalfa seed, send two or three ounces taken from different parts of sacks bins where possible; of grass seed, tit one to one ana a nan ounces win suffice. Address Agricultural Extension Department, Purdue Experiment Station, Lafayette, Indiana. CURES RHEUMATISM If It Pont You Can Get'Your Money Back, Say Bradley Bros.

Now, when Bradley the well known druggists, make such an offer as that, where, oh, where, is the man or woman full of uric acid poison, which is the same as rheumatism, who Is going to turn it down? Bradley Bros, have sold a whole lot of Rheuma these last few months, and if it didn't do as advertised, they could not afford to make the "offer. Here is more proof: Porter Smith, Dobbin. W. writes: "I have been a great sufferer from rheuma' tlsm for about twenty six years, and the disease had become chronic. I began taking Rheuma with little faith In Its virtues, but was better from the first day I began its use, and at this time have no more pains." February 20, 1910.

Rheuma never shirks its duty. It begins with the first dose to act on the kidneys, liver, stomach and blood, and. to eliminate rheumatic poison from the whole system. 50 fcents at Bradley Bros, or mailed by Rheuma Buffalo, N. Y.

send for free trial bottle. MAJENICA. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schemerhorn of Spurr, Texas, arrived here "Monday afternoon.

They came on the Clover Leaf road to Warren, having arrived there In the morning. Mr. Schemerhorn went to' w6rk as soon as he got home as his father had some corn cutting that somebody had to do. Mrs. Alice (Eckman) Collins, daughter of Daniel Eckman, formerly of this locality, now of Is visiting with relatives here.

Mrs. J. P. Hacker and Mrs. O.

W. Gill are cousins. She Is now a widow, her husband having died a year or so ago. Her father also died a few years ago. Her mother is still living near Pern.

Herman Rlttenhouse of Huntington is visiting for few days with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Welker. Mrs. William Lakln is still on the sick list, not Improving very fast Zack Dungan, J.

G. Lamont and J. Fred France were on an electioneering tour through here Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Worater of Con nersvllle are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs." Ottis Woriter and Mr.

and Mrs. Dallas W'orster are also relatives of Mrs. Ottis Worster. J. A.

Worster and son nre wholesale and retail dealers in horses and mules, two and one half miles south of Con nersvllle on the Brnokvllle pike. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hsher of Warren were attending meeting here and stopping with their daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. Stech. Mr. and Mrs.

Willis Rittenhouse and son Lessell, visited relatives at Mar; Ion Saturday and Sunday, returning home Monday. MANY PAY RESPECTS TO DEPARTED DEAD Columbia City Commercial Mail: One of. the most largely attended funerals In this viclnty for many a day was that of Mrs. William Crowell, who took her own life at her home in Jefferson township last Saturday near the noon hour. The services were conducted at the Compton church Monday forenoon by Rev.

L. A. Luckenblll. who officiated at the marriage ceremony, and the commodious edifice would not accommodate one balf of the audience. Rev.

Luck enbill's address was very touching. Interment was in the church cemetery and the following acted as pall bearers: Charles Wolfangle, Millard Ky ler, Ray Maddox, William Nastz, Clinton and Clarence Robinett. IS Some Merchants Have Been "Buying Recently. QUALITY SAID TO BE GOOD Fall Work Has Been Keeping Market Qulctr Customary Drop Did Not Come Poultry Market. Already farmers of Huntington county are beginning to market their surplus hay.

In the last week several big loads have been disposed of to the several merchants in Huntington. Most of the fall work is done and everybody has a chance to get rid of some of the holdings. The hay which has been coming to town has been mostly 1 new tim othy and is of the best quality. For this the farmer Is receiving one of the best prices for this season of the year. At this time the price of hay generally falls to a very low consideration, but, the fact that none has been coming has kept the price up.

Although there has been possibly more clover and mixed hay made than pure timothy yet the bulk of the offerings are of the latter. The reason for, this is obvious. Pure timothy sells the best while the mixed hay is preferred by many farmers for feed. POULTRY MARKET. In the poultry market the selling has been very heavy.

Many people are selling their spring fries which makes the situation crowded. Although the present quotations are holding steady there fs a likelihood of a change. QUEER ILLNESS ON BOARD A STEAMER New York, Oct. 12. The steamer Martha Washington, from Mediterranean ports is being held at quarantine for a strict examination as the result of the discovery of a cabin passenger whose Illness, it was feared, might prove to be cholera.

The steerage passengers of the Moltke, on which a cholera case was found, were transferred to Hoffman's Island and will be kept under' close surveillance for several days. The condition of the cholera patient and several other passengers on the Moltke who were sick when the boat arrived here, were reported to day as favorable. HUNTINGTON MARKETS Wheat 88c. Oats 29c. Corn 64c.

Rye 82c. Oil Meal 12.25. Light Mixed 811.00011.50. New No. 1 Timothy 814,00.

Straw 14.00 to $5.00. Heavy Mixed Prime Alsike 18.00. Clover Seed 18.50. Live Hogs 8.008.50. Beef Cows I2.50O3.0O.

Steers 14.0094.50. Calves $6.0007.01. Sheep $2.5003.00. Lambs $5.0006.01 Farm Produce and Poultry. Butter (Elgin fat la cream) 27c Batter Cresanenr Butter 31c.

Eggs 23c. Turkeys 10c Roosters 4c Hens lc Spring chickens 9c Ducks Tc. Geese 5c Milk (test) $L2 ptrett Potatoes 80o hnsheL Urd 13c Herald Advertising Makes Dollars. a. mm jfc VA I u.

G0BLESVILLE. Preaching next Sabbath evening. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Goble entertained Mr. and Mrs. Orland Kay lor. Remember ihe box social to be given by the village school next Friday evening. No admission.

Sunday morning the Sabbath school teachers appointed for the coming year took charge of their classes. The O. E. Goble and M. Sicka foose families were entertained by Mr.

and Mrs. S. Kaylor. Miss Lola Karns spent part of last week with her mother in Huniington. Miss Clella Goble is able to atjend school after a few days illness.

Ration Wilson who has been ill the last week is able to sit up part of the time. A passing traction engine set fire to the S. E. Kaylor store Saturday af ternoon. A few buckets of water put out the fire.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has become famous for its cures of coughs, colds, croup and Influenza. Try it when in need. It contains no harmful substance and always gives prompt relief, Sold by. all C3C0C3CC0CCDCC3C0C0C3CC0CC0CC0C0CC0CC0C0CC0CCO a 8 a rt () () () MM fillS Coke Burning Heaters Gas Radiators Hot Water Heaters Electric lights and Conveniences Modern housekeeping made easy when you use these appliances. We purvey convenience to the home at the' same cost or cheaper than inconvenient methods.

Power, light and heat Our desire is to extend the best possible service at the lowest rate to the people of Huntington. CALL AND SEE. PHONE 179; a Do You You household etc You in which Our are clean $1.20 All )f you lTJ l5(Sf? 1 3U Kind of Security You Need It? Get It From Us if You Do. will Find Repayment Easy. can borrow what money you red on your pianos, horses, wagoca.

can have from one to twelve trutts time to pay it back. contraota are simple and all cut and private. per we)c for 50 weeks pays a flO 00 lon amounts in proportion. reed money fill out the follow ug Man', cut it out and mall It to us. Our agent Is in Huntington every Thursday.

Name AddreBB Street and No Amount VFanted Fort VJayne Loan Co. Home Phone 833. Opp. Court House. PORT WAYNE, IND.

Established 1E96. Room 2," Second Floor 706 Calhoun Street MB JM lag 55 1 IP I hirJ Ml Vi 0 rtf CI rv 1 XX lllllli 22 24 West Franklin St..