The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 3

ffEDMSDAT, OCTOBER 19, 191ft. svevexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 'Tis the early bird that catches the worm. OOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC Alarm Clocks Special Values Sl.00 Perfect time keepers and a sure cure for ov sleeping. A. J.

Eiscnhacsr IaiiiaIav JCVVCICI Sxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx arion B. Stults UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. Calls promptly attended day or night 86 N. Jefferson St Phones Office, 121; Residence, 125. FRANK GLASS, LIVERY AND CAB UHE.

Carriage! tor receptions or funerals. Night hack always ready. Auto cab terries to any part of dty, Rum No. 9. Huntington, lad.

DR. C. W. FRY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Dfflos orer Hnntlngton County Bank, stones: OSes, No.

261; home, No. 942. FT. WAYNE WABASH I VALLEY TRACTION CO. In Effect Sunday, llay 15, 1910.

Trains Lav Interurban Station. Westbound 5:40, 7:08, 8:050 1:08, 19:05 1, 11:08, 1:08, 2:05 IL, 8:08, 4:15 5:38, 6:251, 7:08. 8:38, 10:08, 12:25. Daatbound 5:38, 6:38, 8:24, 10:24, 19:51 1, 12:24, 12:63 2:24, 8:63 EL, 1:24. 5:66, 7:52, 8:63 9:64, 10:531, 12:68.

I Indianapolis limited, Lafayette limited. Direct limited connections at Fern for Indianapolis and Lafayette. Connection, at Fort Wayne Mat for If an 'Wert, Lima, Toledo and Dayton, Ohio; north for Garrett and Aoburn; troth for Bluffton and Monde. At Wabash for Marlon, Anderson and Intermediate points. KXPRISS FREIGHT tlRVICL Through freight for Indianapolis at I a.

arrives from Indianapolis about 11 Bv aa. Local freight east departs a. ar Uvea at 11:10 a. m. Weit leares 11:10 m.

and arrives at p. to. For other particulars apply to Frank Hardy, Superintendent Transportation, Pert Wajne. Ind. gEE the M15 BIRDS F11 Fnrt W.Tnp.

Rainrdar. October 22. and Sunday, October 23. GLENN H. CURTISS' FAMOUS FLOC OF FLIERS.

rrom 2 to 6 p. m. each day, Fort Wayne Driving Park. 60c TICKETS S0e. 'Automobile and motorcycle races in Connection.

For Rates See Agent Fort Wayne ft Wabash Valley Traction Co. B. C. RAILROAD. TIME TABLE.

Trains leave Huntington at 7:20 a. ii a. 6 p. Sunday, 8:20 a. and 6 p.

m. Trains arrive In Huntington at 9:30 a 3:20 P. 7:10 p. m. Sunday, 10:30 a.

m. and 7:10 P. tn. Trains through to Portland WOULDN'T YOU? If yon thought that there was a chance of cettlns a coffee that was JUBk ULLiO mitCi kUMU IIU.I WW A L.il 1 sve been getting for the same noney, wouldn't you be tempted te Ive It a trial? It so Just ask us for package of "LANDIS" SPECIAL 3LEND COFFEE," which we' guaran tee for purity 'and ixtra heavy can rubbers 10 cents I per dozen; or 8 dozen for. Jeavy standard tin cans, per lure catsup, large i 10c 1 xtra fancy, dried beef, In 12Ho and 15c glasses.

Illy, large glass 10c idlan corn flakes, 8 25c Z. shoe polish, absolutely water proof, in 10c and 15c bottles. ont fall to inspect our line of goods, notions, to which we constantly adding. Ton Cant Can en Us Call Us Up, andisGrocery si: nit luktt ttmt A MISSISSIPPI ENTHUSIAST Ds. Lena Greshaci, of Qlr.ton, Has a Few Facts to Tell Oar Readers About CarduL Clinton, Miss.

"Thanks to Carful," writes Mrs. Lena Oresham, of this place, "I haw been greatly relieved." "1 Buffered lor three years from femals Inflammation, and had taken medicine from four different physicians without much benefit 4 i have received more benefit from seven bottles of Cardui, than from all the Just try Cardui. That's all we ask. It speaks for itself. It has helped so many thousands, it must be able to help you.

Trying Cardui won't hurt you. It is safe, harmless, gentle in action, and purely vegetable. If you are weak, tired' down and out, fryCardui. 'If you are sick, miserable, and Buffer from womanly. pains, like headache, backache, dragging feelings: sains in aide, arms, legs, etc.

try CarduL It is the medicine for all women. It is the tonic for you. N. VWfr fa; Ladle' Advfoonr Dent. Chrtta.

Boon Medicine Chattanooga. lor Special Instractioru.iad 64 pije book, Home Treatment lor Women." tent in plain wrapper, oaitqueak 'tMtia raulu bwue 411mm. rriHiplfc DilMoTl mvl. ot 0aa uyw, canaovwrrootorbNKk. Mltk BTriDM fa iUmA 7m tioa with dooefc.

ktc lowis mtutl jus jmn antfin roc I Milk o. Munp tor Fnw Uliumu. book. ComrjMHUtjc. WAIldMtilol oiAfa.

l.ill.,. THE HEALTH COM Wert StrMt. New York BRADLEY BROS Huntington, Ind. 2 Excursion TO BDETR VIA WABASH OCT. 22 and 23 Trains leave Hnntlngton Saturday at 4:45 and 7t40 a.

m. and LIS p. and Sunday at itii a. turning, tickets will be good on all regular trains which stop at stations named on tickets np to and Including Monday, October 24. Toledo Excursion VIA WABASH EyERY SUNDAY UNTIL OCTOBER 80, TO TOLEDO AND RETURN Yll Train leaves Huntington HAS a.

m. Returning eaves Toledo p.m. COAL I COAL I COAL I When it comes to auzlltv and preparation, we have them all beat. We burn the slack, you get the coal For Cook Stove 0 tzi liar Lcsjp $5.25 Cirty Efj. $5.25 Eordsiiand Lcr? Jssi tkcclcyi Isdiaaa $faQ PHONE 18.

.7" GpIIins lea Grcrin "G6 401 West State. Heary Beaver has moved his blacksmith shop back of the court house on warren street with Eouth. ltltf 1 HDR; 4fV COMPLAINT li EVEIII1IO Much Danger to Wheat Sown Very Early. WHEAT MAY JOINT SOON Frost Would Then Be Fatal Heavy TegetatJon May Cause Smothering. Some of the farmers of the county are expressing complaint about the early sowing of wheat.

The wheat sowed early in September is now several Inches high and threatening to grow so fast that joints will appear before cold weather sets in. In case of such an event, the first frost would kill the cereal completely oft. There should be no snow at all for It to mature in the spring. Another danger from the early sowing Is the fact that if too profuse a vegetation comes in tHe fall smothering Is likely to set in during the winter. This is Just as bad as Jointing, for it means a failure of crops.

Several years ago 'just such a thing happened to the wheat crop In this section of the country. During the fall good weather held out until the wheat was several inches high. A hard winter came and during It the wheat crop actually smothered out. Still another complaint Is heard from all sections of the state. This is to the effect that flies are eating the In consideration of all, some of the early birds are wishing that they had not sown so soon.

One field of early planted wheat near Mardenis is nearly a foot high. Consequences of a frost can only be guessed at. R. A. Brown advocates mowing it, Just the same as they do in the west, or else turning stock in on It for pasture.

The only objection to the latter is the possibility of its getting tramped down. LITTLE BALD SPOT Men, Be Sensible, Dont Let It Grow More Conspicuous. If you are beginning to worry about that spot right on the top of your head, where the hair Is thin or has disappeared entirely: Don't worry any longer. Go to Bradley Bros, at once and get a 50 cent bottle of Parisian Sage. If that won't check the falling hair, and cause new hair to grow, nothing on this earth will.

Dandruff causes hair to fall and baldness; dandruff germs cause dandruff. Parisian Sage kills the germs; eradicates dandruff; stops falling hair and itching scalp, or money back at Bradley Bros. It will cause the hair to grow, if the hair root be not dead. It causes the hair to grow thicker. more luxuriant, and puts so much new life into It that It grows lustrous and beautiful.

The girl with the auburn hair on every package. 50 cents at Bradlev Bros, and druggUts everywhere. Mail orders filled by American makers, The Glroux Mfg. Buffalo, N. Y.

CLEAR CREEK Just now new ripe straw berries are being found here. Two crops within a year is unusaul. Wm. Michel will remove to his newly, acquired farm within the next week Miss Grace Shlnkel entertained a number of young people at dinner Sunday. The Clear Creek slneinsr class will not have their concert so soon as reported by some anthoritles, several weeks will pass before that event.

J. E. Householder will diSDose of his personal effects at public auction on Oct 25 and take up his residence In Huntington about Nov.l. E. J.

Bonebrake has been ill during the past few days. Fred Meyers suffered a severn at tack of illness Monday night. MAJENICA. Mr. and George Dungan of wanasn were visiting with Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Welker and other rela. tlves from Saturday afternoon till Monday. Mr. Welker and Mr.

Alphens Poorman are relatives of Mr. Dungan. can Tom and Miss Quick of Chicago were married there last Thuradar ni came here on Friday. They are visiting nere wun Mr. ana Mrs.

Dallas Wors ter. Mrs. Worster Is a sister of Mrs. Tom. Mrs.

Worster and. Mrs. Tom went to Fort Wayne Tuesday. D. Worster and J.

R. Klepser went 10 unio Tuesday on business. Rev. White's regular appointment at th M. E.

church is two weeks from last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Lakin are both on the sick list Mr. Lakin has been sick only a few days.

Mrs. Lakin has been an invilid for several years. FOR CHAPPED SKIN. Chapped skin whether on the hands or face may be cured In one night by applying Chamberlain's Salve. It is also unequaled for aore nipples, burns and scalds.

For sale by all dealers. HCHALD, HUNTINGTON, DIFT7 FAMILY 15 ARRAIGNED FOR MURDER Special to The Herald. Hayward, Oct. 19. Members of the Dietz family were arraigned for preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Riordan today.

Ten charges cover tha six years battle between the attackers and the defenders of Cameron dam. W. D. Fender of Milwaukee appeared for the family In the absence of Walter Darrow, who has agreed to enter the case for the trial. The main charge against John, Mre.

Dletz and Lester is the murder of John Harp, killed recently. torn iso Three Crops a Year Possible in This Section. GOOD MARKET FOR HAY Henry Willis of Uorth Webster Tells Experience Cot Several Tons of Hay from Few Acres. Although there are few people who raise alfalfa to any extent in this county, it is well known that It can be done. Some few people bow a few acres of the plant and get three crops a year.

Most of the crops bo raised are used for feed, although there is always a good market for the product. Henry Willis, a farmer of near North Webster, wrote the following about alfalfa: "I have been asked to tell the farm ers how I started my little patch of alfalfa. All seem to think it very dificult to raise in this state, but quite the contrary is true in my case. In the Bpring of 1909 I had four and one fourth acreB plowed and harrowed once with a spike tooth harrow. I sowed fourteen pounds of seed and dragged it with the teeth Blanting back over it.

I cut it once that summer; got about one ton of alfalfa and weeds and pastured it in the fall. The first cutting this summer, 1910, was nearly three barely a ton the second cutting on account of the drouth. For two weeks after the second cutting it looked bad on account of the drouth, but a few days after tne rain came It started up like a mushroom. I cut it the third time two weeks ago and got two good loads of hay. It is clay soil, very stony.

This may be of Interest to many of your farmer readers. I think some of the alfalfa growers go to extremes In regard to seed bed. It makes the farmers afraid to try it." REPORT THAT STEAMER MECAL0R HAS SUNK New Orleans. Oct. 19 Th sinking of the steamer Mecalor.

Va carro line, earring sixty passengers and crew, off Yucatan was reported in shipping circles here today. Owing to disturbed atmospheric It has been Impossible to verify the report. Hoarseness In a child subject to croup is a sure indication of the ap proach of the disease. If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is glven at once or even after the crouov coueh has appeared, it will prevent the at tack. Contains no poison.

Bold by all dealers. PICKENS ARE AGAIN HOME FROM WEST Mr. and Mrs. ErneBt Pickens, formerly of this county but now of North Dakota, have arrived here and are now at the home of Mrs. Christina Hull at Majenlca.

Mrs. Hull is Mrs. Pickens' grandmother. Mr. and Mrs.

Hull do not seem pleased with the west Mr. Pickens told B. Harris that he was "not saying many good things about Dakota." RHEUMATISM IN ANKLES One Bottle of Eheuma Cured Woman Who Could Not Walk: Marvelous as this Btory may seem, it is absolutely true; but this la only one of the many almost maelcal cures that Rheuma is performing these days. Mrs. Gertrude Kodel, Smlthfleld, writes on February 14, 1910: "I had Rheumatism for over a year; it settled in my ankles and I could not walk.

I have taken one bottle Rheuma and do not have any mors pain, and I can again walk at wllL" Bradley Bros, will sell any reader or tne Herald a bottle of Rheuma for 50 cents, and guarantees it to cure any case of, any kind of rheumatism or money back. Gratifying relief comes in a day, because Rheuma acta at onn ttma nn kidneys, stomach, liver and blood, and starts to rid the entire system of poisonous nric acid at once. Mall orders filled, charges 'prepaid, oy Kaeuma Buffalo, N. Y. Write for free trial bottle.

English Marhue is the real remedy for 25 cents at Bradley Bros, or mailed by Rheuma But mo, IS. Y. DTDIAITA. HUNTINGTON MARKETS Wheat 87c. Oats 28c.

Corn Clc. Rye 62c. Oil Meal 92.25. Light Mixed Jll.00ll.50. New No.

1 Timothy 914,00. Straw $4.00 to 95.00. Heavy Mixed 910.00(910.50. Prime Alslke $8.00. Clover Seed 98.50.

Llva Stock. Hogs 8.008.50. Beef Cows J2.503.00. Steers 94.0CO4.50. Calves 96.007.00.

Sheep 92.5003.00. Lambs 95.006.09. Farm Produce and Poultry. Butter (Elgin fat in cream) 27c Butter 18c. Creamery Butter Sic.

Eggs 23c. Tsrkeys 10c. Roosters 4c Hens 9c. Spring chickens 9c. Dncka 7c Geese Be Milk (test) 91.29 par ewt Potatoes 80c bushel.

Lard 13ttc Sornu! Mother used Gold Medal Flour. Tnaaa. cocococooccoccococococcoccoccococcoccococcoc mmmm'mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Mornings, Cool igifc i () () 8 ot 19 () o. () () PHONE 179 0iy i i DON'T BE WITHOUT IT You can borrow what money you need from on your household goods, pianos, horses, wagons, fixtures, etc. You can have from one to twelve months time in which to pay it back.

Our contracts are simple and all transactions are clean cut and private. $1.20 per week for 50 weeks pays a 950 loan. All amounts In proportion. If you need money fill out the following blank, cut it out and mail it to us. Our agent is in Huntington every Thursday.

Name Address Street and No Amount Wanted Kind FORT WAYNE LOAN CO. Room 2, Second Floor. Established 1899. IN Calhoun St Home Phone 833. FORT Rather difficult to keep the house at the proper temperature.

Can't light the furnace yet, as it is too warm during the middle of the day, but some heat is needed in the morning and after sundown. Use an Odorless Gas Healer Makes a room comfortable in five minutes. Positively Odorless. Absolutely Sanitary. Adda ECurner To your Gas Range to Keep the Kitchen Comfortable.

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