The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 3

Trains leave Irrterurban etstlon. EMtbouhJ 8:4, 6:40. 8:10, 1:40. 10:5. 12:10, 2:10, 2:62, 4:10, 6:10, 7:40, 1:40 and Weetbound 7:05.

:05. 10:10. 11:06, 1:06, 6:85, (:. 7:85, 0:06, and 12:05. One star indicates Limited Trains.

Connections at Fort Wayne east for Van Wert. Lima, Toledo and Dayton, Ohio, north (or Garrett and Auburn, south (or Bluffton and Muiicle. At Wabash (or Marlon, Anderson and all Intermediate points. EXPRESS FREIGHT SERVICE. Through freight for Indianapolis at 6.

a. m. arrives from Indianapolis, about 11 tn. Local freight east departs I a. arrives at 11:80 a.

nv West leaves 11:50 a m. and arrives 6 p. m. For other particulars apply to Frank Hardy, Supt Transportation, Fort Ind. JOHN 0.

CLINE CLAUDE CLIME Wm. A. BRANYAN Cline, Branyan Cline GEKESAL LAW FRACTICE. SPECIAL ATTENTION to Drainage Matters. Settlement of Estates, Examination ol Titles, Collections and Commercial Law.

OBIcs OverCitizens' Stats Bank, HUNTINGTON INDIANA FRANK GLASS LIVERY AND CAB LINE ORDER YOUR RIQ FROM Carriages for receptions or funerals Night hack always ready. nana No. HUNTINGTON, INft J. M. HATFIELD, LAWYER.

Practice la all the courts. IUS INSURANCE tVt West Market Street Phone 665. Dr. Ervip Wright Vv ind Surgeon. Eetidence corner oC Byron and Market Streets, phone 25.

Office, 4S Warren Street, phone tl. arion B. Stults UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. Calls promptly attended day or night 88 N. Jefferson Street' Phones Office, 121; Residence, 125.

DR. MAURICE H. KREBS Practice Limited to Eye, Ear, Hose' and Throat Office hours a to 11 a. 1 to 5 pan. evening 7 to Sunday to IS a.

m. Glasses Fitted and Finished. I last Karket gtrcet, These DR. A H. SHAFFER, General Practice and Surgery.

Office Over Huntington County Sank. Residence Phone, 1M. Offloe Phone, 130. DR. C.

W. FRY PHYSICIAN AND SURCiEON Office orer Huntington County Bank. Phone: Office, Na 1U; home, No. 142 'DR. W.

S1HTH, PHTSICIJJ AITO 8USGZ05. 2 N. Jefferson St, orer' Penfleld's Jewelry Store. Telephone: House, 664; office, 742. I FOR SALE Established Business in I good location: Real Es jj tate included.

1 For tem3 inanire of mtwm i.i i i Never Fells to Restore Gray Hair to Its Natural Color cad Beauty. No matter how lone it has been gray or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth of healthy hair. Stops Its falling out. ana positively removes unn droit Keeps hair soft and glossy.

Re xuae ail auDsututea. zk times as mucn in SL00 as 50c. size. la Not a Dye. flandSOe.

bottles, at dragotsts oenit ic lor ira dook i ds van of me xxalr. Newark, N.J. Day's narllna Soap can Pimnv. red, rough and chapped hud, and all akin di. eux.

Keep, fin and soft. 25c. dramiau. Send 2c fee Ire book "To. Car.

ltba bain." for sale by Bradley Hun tint Cough Caution Dsrwpobocyonrloan. Im a staple cola onljr w3 ihould alwsn hta! tabes. ana mm sis irmatea proo. It WllA ttODeMBg i Snaflr earns ermnuaif waroM nopwDOtio sacsoooia fifTM rm intfji'i In4lim Mtitalnlm Oolnra. or tuuiar pouooi.

aaa now mum CooXTMi Mjrt firtltoa IhsUbaL tj in toot Ccock ICifcra," Good I HamnsrfortbiiTsryrMpiuaatbsil should Imlston hartaf br. hoop's No potion Karki on Dr. Snoop's domIhUm mwliclaa, 1m it laust br teenthslatwL And U'l Dot onlr bat iid tohs by tbosshiat know It W. a troly rv eooin rsmsar. Tan nsenaoos tnsn.

If with Tonr ohDdran. Insut oa harlng i'i Omuu Cora, ConpaMsaraiollr tbt MokafS with othari and Dots ihs M0 Dolaon muki thanl Ton aaa always be on ftp Sals ttds by dsmanrttnt Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure BRADLEY BROS. ars so oertaln that Itehinir, Bleedins and Protruding Pile, can always bo raliffred and aolotebr cured br this otntmott that ws porithrelr gnarante. sati.

fMStionormonerrafiinded. fa Dr. AAV. Chase's dealers or Dr. A.W.ChaM aOSsTws BRADLEY BROS, Huntington, Ind Real Estate For Sale Six' room houseT electric lights, bath, hot and cold water, five blocks to court house, price $1,400.

Seven room house electric lights, well and cistern. Woodhouse, barn with buggy shed; chicken park and some small fruit Price 1,800. Five room cottage, well and cis tern, lota of fruit Price $850. Four room house, summer kitchen, good well, plenty fruit Price 1750. Forty five acre farm, two miles from Huntington.

Price $3,200. Forty acre farm, eight miles from Huntington. Price $2,800. Eighty six, acre farm, eight miles from Huntington, level land. Price $70 per acre.

One hundred acre farm, seven and one half miles from Huntington, thirty five acres black land, balance good upland. onxsandy order. Eight room house, wagon shed and corn crib, combined, 80x40, bank barn 36x62, windmill, pump, two wells, plenty of fruit, lnterurban car stops at farm. Price $70 per acre, Eighty acre farm, nme room house, barn, 40x60, hog pen, tool shed and corn crib combined, well and cistern, windmill pump, plenty fruit Price 15,000.. i.

A THE 0. A. BAKER CO. 29 N. Jefferson 8t Phone S27.

You have tried'Jhe rest, Now get the BEST. Red Star Block is life best toal on the market: Larg etjblock and no stack. Bums freely and leaves no clinkers. ft Collins Tea Cream Co; 67 State Bt. Personal experience with a fine tube of ManZan Pile Remedy will convince you It is1 Immediate relief for all forms of Pllesi Guaranteed.

60cv.For sale at Justin LovetVs South die drug store, 7 KsTsr.VOsttrwr eposh Oven trot boat Voai DUoaij SBiprMS Mlaoa. u'tstraaMtewjsttUiiis abort. Jurtwestr nanXir.Bfaoo piles Mrs. Wright Passes Away Near Mt. Etna.

MRS. CLAYTON'S FUNERAL Impressive Services of Episcopal Church Are Conducted at Late Residence. Mrs. Mattie Wright, hged Beventy twot years and ten months, one of the oldest residents of the county, living tonr miles south and, mile of Mt in Wayne township, passed away late Thursday afternoon, following an illness of some weeks with gall stones and other Infirmities. Mrs.

Wright and her aged husband had long lived alone on their large farm, and both, though well advanced in years, had always enjoyed comparatively good health until Mrs. Wright's health began to decline and the best efforts of the best physicians were unavailing. Mrs. Wright was a faithful member of the German Baptist church. She has one son who Is married and lives in Grant county.

Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church In Mt. Etna Saturday, leaving the residence at ten. Rev. Allen of Wabash county will be in Interment will be at the cemetery at Mt Etna. CLAYTON OBSEQUIES.

Funeral services of Mrs. E. K. Clayton were held at the late residence, 36 West Matilda street, Thursday afternoon at two, in charge of Rev. Daub, a minister In the English church of Fort Wayne.

The services were Impressive, yet simple. Pall bearers were heretofore published. Interment was In Mt Hope cemetery. REASON ENTHRONED. Because meats are so tasty they are consumed in gj eat excess.

This leads to stomach troubles, bilious nesg and constipation. Revise your diet, let reason and not a pampered appetite control, then take a few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon be well again. Try it For sale at Bradley drug store. Samples free. TROLLEY OFFICIALS PLAN LONG TRIP.

It Is highly probable that the heads of the departments of the Fort Wayne Wabash 'Valley Traction company may make the trip to the spring meet lng of the Central Electrlo Railway association, which will be held in Cleveland March 25, in a trolley car. The distance to Cleveland by trolley is considerably more than 200 miles and the round trip of more than 400 miles would be one of the longest ever taken by a single car. Officials ofthe Indiana Union company are also planning to make the trip in the private car and their route would be 130 miles longer each way. The ex cursions would be used to demonstrate the practicability of the electric road for long journeys. CATARRH MUST GO.

And Hawkins, Spitting, Snuffles Most Go, Too. Hyomei (pronounced High me) will give the sufferer from catarrh Joyful relief irf five minutes. It is such a remarkable and so positive In Its actionytbat Bradley Bros, go so far as to guarantee It to cure catarrh or money back. A complete outfit which consists of a hard rubber pocket inhaler, a bottle of and a unique dropper for filling the Inhaler, only costs one dol lar, and If an extra bottle is after wards needed the price is only 50 cents. Hyomei Is a healing, antiseptic bal 8am, taken from the mighty eucalyptus trees In the health giving forests of Australia, where diseases of the re spiratory tract are unknown.

All the sufferer has to do Is to in hale the antiseptic air of Hyomei over the inflamed parts where the germs are entrenchen, three or four times a day: 1 It cures colds, asthma, hay fever and croup without stomach dos ing. Your money tack Ik don't. Gives im mediata rcBd from heartburn, sour stom iVh, stomach dutreis and sick headache. 50 cents a large box at BRADLEY BROS, Huntington, Ind Janl5 27 FebMtw riG3 zzszs. FT.

WAYKE WABASH. VALLEY TRACTION CO. IS INC0LN PROGRAM AT ROANOKE HIGH SCHOOL. AS REBUILDING PLANS ARE NOW BEING MADE. YOUR IfR? Evnmia ncBALD.

ffli mm Section 4 of the Roanoke high school will give the following literary program on the 100th anniversary of Lincoln's birth; Opening Song, "America" School. Composition, "Lincoln's Boyhood" Philip L. Christy. Vocal Solo (selected) Lena Miner. Composition, "Election of Lincoln to Presidency" Lulu Wilson.

Song, "Battle Hymn of the Repub lic" School. Short Talk on Life of' Lincoln Dr. Koontz. Song (selected) Section 4. Declamation, "LinCfln's First In augural" Clarence Wohlford.

Song, "Marching Through Georgia" School. Discussion of Lincoln's Life A. Wasmuth. Declamation, "Lincoln's Second In augural" Lindsay Simons. Lincoln's Favorite Poem Minnie Aiken.

V' Song (selected) School. SOLDIER BALKS DEATH PLOT. It seemed to J. A. Stone, a Civil war veteran, of Kemp, Texas, that a plot existed between a desperate lung trouble and the, grave to cause his death.

"I contracted a stubborn cold," he writes, "that developed a cough that stuck to me, in spite of all rem edies, for years. My weight ran down to 130 pounds. I began to use Dr. King's New Discovery, which restored my health completely. I now weigh 178 pounds." For severe colds, obstinate coughs, hemorrhages, asthma and to prevent pneumonia It's unrivaled.

50c and $1. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Bradley Bros. ROANOKE LODGES WORK FOR HOME TALENT PLAY. "Josiah's Courtship" is to be pro duced by the Roanoke Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen lodges early in March.

H. C. Chenneour is stage manager and tbfc following cast has been named: Joslah Perkins, brusque and fickle H. C. Chenneour.

Thomas Hart, lawyer W. J. McFad den. Richard. Roland, villain Clyde Smith.

Sharp, detective J. A. Mitchell. Joe, newsboy J. H.

Barbour. Jeff, negro servant G. W. Felghner. Mike, Irishman A.

W. McGinley. Prlscilla Brown Edith Blum. Edna, Prlscilla's niece Maude Harter. Birdie Faye Breckenridge.

Mrs. Black Mary Hays. THE 8ECRET OF LONG LIFE. A French scientist has discovered one secret of long life. His method deals with the blood.

But long sgo millions of Americans had proved Electric Bitters prolongs life and makes It worth living. It purifies, en riches and vitalizes the blood, rebuilds wasted nerve cells, imparts llffe and tone to the entire system. It's a godsend to weak, sick and debilitated people. "Kidney trouble had blight ed my life for months," writes W. Sherman of Cushing, "but Elec tric Bitters cured me entirely." Only 50 cents at Bradley Bros.

G0BLESVILLE. Revival services still continue at this place. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Howenatine of Huntington spent Saturday and Sun day with friends at this place. Lewis Tillman of Huntington vis ited with Mr.

and Mrs. Lyman Myers Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Stults spent several days visiting Hnntlngtoji friends last week. Mrs. Edward Eby, who has been visiting with Rev. and Mrs.

Eby, re turned to her home Wednesday? M. L. Sickafoose and O. E. Goble were Huntington Visitors Wednesday, Isaiah Beghtel is talking of moving to Goblesville in the near future.

His son Charles has rented the farm! Pearl Drabenstot. is working for Isaiah Orerholt T. J. Sickafoose did his winter's butchering Wednesday. E.

W. Howenstlne had the misfor tune of having the skin torn from the back of his hand one day last week while engaged In drilling well. Mrs. Ben Stahlsmlth is quite 111 at this writing. Mrs.

George Forsythe and daughter Mada were, entertained Tuesday by Mrs. Abbott Kaylor. This Is Worth Reading. Leo F. ZellnskL of 68 Gibson St, Buffalo, N.

says: "I cured the most annoying cold tore I ever bad. with Bucklen's Arnica 8arve. I applied this salve once a day. for two days, when every trace tit the sort was Heals all sores. Sold under guarantee at Bradley dim Hogs in Favor in Eyes of Large Stock Interests.

AN OPTIMISTIC OUTLOOK. Farmer's Guide Special Correspond ence Tersely Sams Up Live Stock SItnatlon, Hogs are now universally looked upon as good property, and It is generally thought that the best grade will sell later at 7 per 100 pounds, as matured droves are growing scarcer all the time throughout the feeding districts, says the Farmer's Guide. Gradually stockmen are com ing to view the future optimistically, while still seeing the wisdom of mar keting their swine as soon as they are well matured. The Bpread in prices, between the ordinary light weights and choice heavy hogs Is still extremely wide and sales are much wide rapart than in former winters. This state of things is easily under stood when it is explained that the recent receipts at the Chicago stock yards have averaged in weight but 204 pounds, compared with 214 pounds' a year ago, 222 pounds two years ago and 219 pounds three years ago.

The main strength of the market lies in the demands of eastern shippers, and also in the good de mands of the Chicago independent packers, who have for some time past been much larger buyers, especially of the heavy hogs, than formerly, Hogs were marketed much less freely last week than usual, owing to the bad country roads and the unwilling ness of many farmers to sell under $6 on the farm. At the close hogs sold at $5.80 to $6.70, compared with $5.55 to $6.45 a week earlier, $4.15 to $4.55 a year ago and $6.80 to $7.05 two years ago. As shown by the Cincinnati Price Current, the week's western slaughtering Is 725,000 hogs, compared with 750,000 the preceding week and 760,000 two weeks ago. For the corresponding time last year the number was 910,000 and two years ago 615,000 there being a decrease of 185,000 In comparison with last year. From November 1 the total Is 8,755,000, against 7,405,000 a year ago, an increase of 1,350,000 hogs.

JOHN HOUSER ADDS TO HIS HOLDINGS. John Houser, who about two years ago came from Kokomo and purchased from Jacob Smith a farm in section 21, Jackson township, has made arrangements whereby he will add to his holdings sixty three acres owned by the heirs of John Ahner, adjoining his farm. This tract will be farmed by a relative of Mr. Hous er's, A pill In time that will save nine Is Ring's Little Liver Pill. For bll louBness, sick headache, constipation.

They do not gripe. Price 25c. Sold by Justin Lovett'g South Side drug store. 0 Are Your Kidneys Well? Blight's Dlseaae, IMatxtea, Rheuma tism, Gout Gravel, Dropay, Inflammation of the Bladder, Bad Blood and Nervous trouble are caused by sick kidneys, tl you are troubled with the above ailments, you can be convinced by using HINDIPO. HINDIPO will cure all forms of kidney and nervous troubles, and Is guaranteed Can't you afford to try It under 'a guarantee It costs you nothing If It don't do the work.

Sent by mall to any address, prepaid, on receipt of cents. Six boxes 1150, under a. positive guarantee. For sale br JESSE M. HARDMAN.

41 Jefferson. South Bide. Exclusive agent for County. USeod Burned Portions of Pennvllle Busi ness Section Will Soon Be Btstored, At Pennvllle preparations are un der way looking to a rebuilding of 1 practically all of the portion of the business section In the north part of town destroyed by the fire of a few months ago. The Cory Leamon company, oper ating the Home Union have executed deeds to the ground held bv them to other nartlps.

who are getting rady lor active building work as soon as the weather will permit. Andy Parks is building a new room on the, site of the old Coover hotel, recently torn down. It will be a one story frame structure 20x60 feet and will be occupied as soon as completed by J. W. Johnson, the grocer, until a new building being erected by him is ready for occupancy.

The siding of the Parks building is now being placed. The People's State bank have the plans prepared for rebuilding their banking room on the old site. The walls are now being torn down. Mason Engeler, who own the two lots south of the bank property, also have the plans ready for a new building. J.

W. Johnson has purchased the lot, a portion of the old Home Union property, and will erect a brick building. The two north rooms of the old Home Union store building have been purchased by A. D. Parks and Albert Paxson, who will build early In the spring if the location lsnot taken by the Knights of Pythias, who are figuring on it PROTRACTED MEETINGS ARE BROUGHT TO CLOSE.

Protracted meetings which have been in progress in College Park the last ten days have been brought to a close and Rev. William Miller of Uniopolls, Ohio, who has had charge of the series, has gone elsewhere to take up the work. luch good was accomplished in the series of revivals. Don't be humbugged Into paying 15c extra for a sack of flour when you can buy Lady Washington, the best on earth, for 73c. 26 t6 i.Ml l'klltt)iK I DhHM cgtii: (Coi.i.l II is I CVT.

A wh. turn aa.yv hvuv a I ei Am only Daodruf fens lietuteoce. Cu.nniwJ to 11 1 CURE DANDRUFF AND STOP FALLING HAH at mooey btcL Parinia Ss I I loak. into (dp, fcrirc. I flak toots, and BiiLe iht kail I I grow thick and tauriaat Very I I totheacalpV in imma.

lifcaotady. 1 FSABdCwattMdtr BRADLEY BROS. WW taw tnimi, tnm I I Gnasltff.U.Mr.ll.T. yes when you ask yourself the question, "Am I helping my doctor all I can by seeing that prescriptions and medicines are bought at a drug store where every attention Is paid even to the smallest detail?" In filling prescriptions or selling drugs of any kind we exercise the utmost care. We aso carry a fu Viae of Perfumes, Toilet Articles, Soaps and Sundries.

QUALITY DRUGGISTS. Est m. Phone 36 SECooklea. from Gold Iftdal Jlour, are tha beat I aver tan tad. Borau.

1909 HAND MADE HARNESS made by men who know hoW to make harness. BIG STOCK "STORM KING" JUST OUT DONT FAIL TO CALL IN ANDSEB THEM There are several so called storm buggies on the market, which are so far inferior to the "ORIGINAL STORM KING" as day and night So do not be deceived and have any one try and tell yon that they are Just AS food. SPECIAL PRICES FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS AGENTS FOfc KELLY TIRES. Put 'Em On While You Wait. JOHN KINDLER CO.

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