The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 8

COAT and is Flannels, Homespuns and Cheviots. Goats are Unlined. Pants made with Belt Straps antl Turned Up Bottoms. BENDEL Evening 'Iberalo; PTJBUBHID DAS EXOIPT SUHDAY. TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1903.

ANNOUNCEMENT COLUMN. ANNUAL BU8INIS8 MEITING. Saturday evening at tba Christian Chapel will be held the annual busmen" meeting of that congregation. Election of offloers will be held and other Important matters dig catted. It Important that all inemberi of the chnrch ihonld be present.

td A MITT LODQS NOTICE. Called meeting of Amity Lodge, No. 483, F. A. Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock, to attend the funoral of oar late brother, H.

Shank. 0. E. Newcomm, W. M.

LOT A I. TKM1'HANCI LEGION. Regular meeting of the L. T. L.

next Thursday afternoon at M. E. church, at 4:15 o'clock. W. H.

at. 8, X. X. CHCRCH. yi On Thnnday.

July 80. theW. H. M.S. of theM.E.

churoh will serve sapper In tl lecture room of the church. Supper from o'clock until all are served. nstl TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL, The Transportation Committee, the Griev ance Committee and the committee on arrangements are requested to meet at the Ed, Nli barber shop, Wednesday evening, July 178t2 BAPTIST CHURCH PICNIC. The Baptist churoh and Sunday school will change the date of their plonle to TrU day, July 8t, owingtoaoonfiiotof dates with I the Evangelical churoh and Sunday school. which had set the same time at the same place.

The plcnlcers will meet at the Bap tist church at 9 o'clock. 17813 KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAS. There will be work In the rank of Esquire "Wednesday evening. lawn socia's. Mill Suit's Sunday school class will give lawn social at Mr.

Fooihee's home, West Matilda street, this evening. Cake and cream 6 cents. L.O.T. M. The Lady Maccabees will give an Ice cream octal at the borne of Mrs.

J. F.okafellerf US E. Tipton street, Wednesday evening, July SO. Everybody welcome. dl7718 KNDRAVOR SOCIAL.

The Endeavor society of the Christian Chapel, will hold a social at the Ed. Rahn residence, this evening, ice oreatn, cake, coffee and doughnuts. Everybody In vited. 171 Etna avenue. BEN HUR.

Meeting of Tribe this evening. Members of decree team especially requested to be present. LORAL CHAPTER. Begular meeting ot Floral, Chapter this evening, July JB. A SMALL BLAZE.

Irt Caates Little Damage at the Oscar Rankin dome. Fire caused excitement at the Oscar Rankin house, on North Lafon taine, street, this morning. Mrs. Slade, wtio is looking after the duties of the bouse during Mrs. Rankin's was, engaged tn doing some Ironing.

The ironing board was located near the. hot blast stove, and while the lady was but in the yard for a minute the cloth on the board caught fire. The blaze spread to the window Curtain, whtub was destroyed. The fire was discovered before much damage was done. Two Bottle Oared Him.

"I troubled with kidnev com ft Knni tA Mra wiuo A. EL' Davis, of Ml Sterling, Iowa, "but two bottles of Foley's Kidney sjure enecwa a pornusnons cure, oouna Kianey are sawKuara. me. Make the kidneys healthy with oiev jttaneT uure. ror saie a a Bradley Bros.

jul I PANT nom. mow 1: Little. Girl fell and Is lo Caught Irene the' thirteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bare, residing on Elm street, met with a severe and painful accident at abontj 2d clock this afternoon.

To day was the little girl's birth day, and she, in company with a a number of playmates who came to assist in the proper celebration of the event, went to the bam to have their fun. While playing in the mow, Irene ran too near 'the opening and fell through it In her descent, she struck on aliopk which was fastened in a beam about ten feet from the floor, and sustained a fearful injury. The hook penetrated her body in the region of the 'right groin in flicting a deep wound. The little girl suffered excruciating pain, and fairly screamed, when lifted from the perilous position in which she was hanging and carried, to the house. 'A" Dr.

F. B. Morgan was called and rendered the necessary surgical attention, Luckily no vital parts were penetrated by the hook, and five or more stitches were required to place the wound in a healing con dition. Dr. Morgan reports the little girt, as resting easy when he left her bedside.

TRADE BULLETIN. Lilt, Poind, for Sale, for Rent Wilt Deiartoeit. No oharge for single Insertion ot "Lost" and "Found" notices. Fob Sals Good family driving mare, one trap and one rubber tired buggy, one surrey and set of sinele barness. Inquire 74 West Matilda street.

W. McConkiy. 177tiiaSta Lost A book of blank and filled but notes. Finder will.be rewarded by reporting to J. L.

Smith, Fred erick street. 1 Wanted A good girl to do housework in small 55 South Jefferson street 178t6 Furnished rooms and" rooms for housekeeping. East State street. ITM For Rist Two fouf room houses. Inquire at 61 Grayston avenue.

175tf For SaliA 'sixty 7 horse power Bass engine, complete. Boiler, stack and appliances for sale. All in good prder. For further particulars in quire pf cltyolerk, 1.71tl0mld wk Fob Sale or exchange for city property Improved 50 acre farm in Huntington county. Also goodfarm of 136 acres.

H. C. Black, 170mwk tt Tp RKST.rtoreroom and dwellingthe Crane property, at Erie railroad. See 169U2 Fob SAtx Jood Sand and gravel. Orders filled Inquire at house or telephone 7 73tf i Arra Foa RBW.ffio rooms In the 0.0.

F. block. Inaulre of E. B. Ms.

Shorthand Mrs. Huffman, who have been visitors at the.Walknetz home 'on 1 East State street, left to day, the' former for her Home at 'North fudson and the latter tor Cleveland, Mrs. Huff BeveraV woena I umo. win stop on iB uununflrton 1 for a brief visit before returning to 1 her place of residence in i a trf i w.t m'v ira4? uu otjoiu4uuo "objo. utuwp ana, Airs.

I tkkMMh IIamU i 1 1 W' Florence AJiplebee, all of Warren. A i Oatanh of the Ctomach, When the stomach is overloaded: when food is taken into it that don't digest, it decays and inflames the mucous membrane1, exposing the nerves and, causes the glands 'to secret mucia. Instead of the natural juices of digestion. This is called Catarrh or the stomach. For years suffered with Catarrh of the Stom ach, caused by indigestion: Doctors and medicine failed to benefit me until I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.

J. R. Rhea, Coppell, Texas. Sold by Bradley Bros. Jul Blppos.

Farmers are busy cutting oats. Warm wave struck Bippus Satur day. Miss Lulu GrayblU went to La Fontaine, Saturday, to spend a few. days with friends. There will be a festival at Ger man Lutheran cnurcn Saturday Aug.

1. Everybody come. Michael Bolinger and Mrs. Clara Klser went to LaGro, Saturday, to spend a few days with the ormer's daughter, Mrs. bamuel Blrk.

jsK fi Henry Ferner, of Huntington, who working in the dispatchers office of the Erie railroad, was In Bippus, Monday morning, shaking hands with the boys. We think he shook hands with the young ladies, too. JJ. Lawrence and wife and Mrs. Ella Wygant and son! of and Mrs.

Anna Fisher, Mrs. Mary Fisher and Homer Fisher, of Chi cago, spent last Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maro Knight. The Wygant and Fisher's are aunts and cousins of Mrs.

Knight. Bippus was the scene of a two to one fight, Wednesday night. Fred and William Biehl attacked and seriously injured a man named Moore. Fred struck him over the ear with the butt end of a buggy whip and then Wm. Biehl followed it up by jumping on Mobre and pummeling him.

was a saloon racket of course. If it had not been for the drinks there would have been no fight. The Huntington Market The following are the ruling prices' in the Huntington market, corrected to date: Hay and Grain. Wheatr 73o bu. Yellow Corn 64c cwt.

MItaiI 'finrii R2n cwt. Oats 30a bu. Rye 45o bu. Barleyc Chop Feed $1.40 per cwt Oil Meal $1.50 per cwt. Live 8took.

HogsOn foot, $5 Rhftnii Dn font. 2fa3c. v' SpringLambs On Beef Cows On foot, 2(do. Steers On foot, Calves On foot, $5.00. Timothy Mixed Clover $5.00.

Straw rami Produoe and Poultry. Butter 12c to 13o lb. Eggs 14o doz. Geese 5o lb. Ducks Turkeys 7o lb.

Old Chiokens 8o lb. Spring Chickens 12c lb. Potatoes 50o bu. Onions Honey 18o lb. Many of the retail grocers are paying from 3 to 6 cents better for eggs and 0 cents better tor butter, varying according to their demands.

They also pay about a cent more for poultry, Working Night and Day, The busiest and mightiest little thine that ever was made is Dr. King's New Life Pills. These pills ohange weakness Into strength, list lessness into energy; brain fag into mental power; They're wonderfu In buildlnguphealth. Only 25c per box. Sold by Bradley Bros.

july ne uertroae says sne will never marry until she finds her Ideal He what Is her She Oh, any man who will ask her, Ho Palae Olaima. The proprietors of Foley's Honey and Tar do not advertise this as a sure cure for consumption." They do not claim It will cure this dread complaint in advanced cases, but do positively assert that it will cure in the earlier stages and never fall to give comfort and relief in the worst cases. Foley's Honey and Tar is without doubt the greatest throat and lung remedy. Refuse substi tutes. For sale by Bradley Bros.

7. July Jronohitis lor Twenty Tear, Mrs. Minerva Smith, ot Danville. 111., writes: had bronchitis for years and never got relief untn.1 used Foley's Honey and Tar, which is a sure cure." For sale by rtros. jui the Parisian therapeutic specialist of Paris, ptated that the world is on the eve of a thee apentlcal revolution and that electric ity will be the medicine of the future.

A continuous current through patient could, hei tfnlrmed, produce local anaesthesia. Rheumatio is your friend at this tune oi the year. If you have Rheu matism get Rheumatic it will curs you or your; money refunded. All druggists. SIENKIEWICZ IN ECLIPSE.

How the Polish Aathor Incurred the Wrath ot HI Coontrymen. tlenry Sienklcwicz, the rollsli author, who until recently was tbe idol of till compatriots, the entire Polish people, having celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of nia entrance Into literaturewhen they made bim a present of a magnificent castle surrounded by park, seems to have suffered a permanent eclipse In public esteem. Not long ago a Warsaw paper asked Slenklewlcz what In bis opinion was the best Polish drama of recent yenrs. HESBT SrENKIfi'WICZ. The author replied that all Polish literature was worthless.

This reply caused a tremendous sensation and a great re vulsion of feeling against the author, and since then be baa been tbe object of violent attacks, in the Polish Slenklewicz's most famous book. "Quo Vadis," which was translated Into many languages, was published In 1S9G. TICKLED THE How John Barrett Won II First Diplomatlo ohn Barrett, who has just been ap pointed United States minister to the Argentine Republic, for the past year and a half has been commissioner general for the Louisiana Purchase expo sition in Asia and Australia, dnrlfg which time he has traveled 43,000 miles and interviewed fifteen kings and em perors. Mr. Barrett is a native of Vermont, but for many years has been a resi dent of Oregon.

lie Is a graduate ot Dartmouth college and when only twenty seven years old was appointed minister to Siam by President Cleveland. The first important task that confronted the youthful envoy was to present a claim for $250,000 ngainst the government of Siam. He was warnefl by experienced diplomats against using threats in pressing the claim. "Be cunning, avoid they urged.1 t. "That is," responded Mr.

Barrett, "you favor. tickling with a straw to pricking with a bayonet." The statesmen nodded assent. When the young minister had succeeded in collecting the claim the diplomats asked in astonishment, "HoW did you accomplish It!" "By tickling," explained Barrett "I had to tickle them almost to death. though, before they agreed to pay." Subsequently he traveled extensively in Japan. China, India and the Phillp IIP Vs.

a pines, investigating opportunities, for American traae. la isos be relln qnished hla post as minister to Siam, but remained in the east as correspond efat oi? various newspapers. 'In 1901 he was appointed delegate of the United States to the international conference of the American republics at Mexico and since 1902 has been travel ing.in the far east for the St. Louis ex pdaltIon. L4istv December, ne was ap pointed United States minister, to Ja pan, but ne declinea.

While "niinister to Siam Mr, Barrett obtained the, first clear interpretation of the scope ef foreign extraterritorial Jurisdiction in Asia and was the pioneer advocate of the development' of America's commercial opportunities in the far enst The salary of the minis ter to Argentina is $10,000. MM Justin Lovett's Southside Soda Fountain. QQILlTT NOT COST Is what admits goods to our store. Additional profit is not so much factor in our shoe selling at the satisfaction of our customers. We, offer goods which will please while they last, and that ia a long time; and bring ns an order when worn out.

LADIES' SHOES Of very stylish and. dainty, makes They arc handsome, comfort i able and durable. A. KINDLER Night Vai Her Terror. "I would cough nearly all night long," writes Mrs.

Chaa. Applegate, of Alexandria, "and could hardly get any sleep, i naa consumption so bad that if I walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood, but, when all other medicines failed, three 1 bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery wholly cured me and I gained 58 pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe, Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung troub les. Price ouc ana 51. Trial bottle free at Bradley drug store, jul The Bartender' Rertnf e.

Slnce the bar is a necessary evil to some folk and is an institution of the state, being licensed, reference to it occasionally must be excused. There are some very clever men behind the bar, and once in awhile a gentleman. Tab is usually kept on him by the metal cash register. He feels that he is watched at all hours by a maze of patented If he steals a check of 15 cents he Is caught, you may say. Not at all! The other day in a fashionable resort the proprietor, big and pompous, "called down" one of his men before some customers.

As to the question of right or wrong I say nothing. But presently, when Signor Pomposity turned bis back, the bar man emptied a full bottle of the finest whisky into the washing trough nnder the bar. It was worth at least $50. That was his way of getting even. I am informed that it is the usual way of resenting an insult from the proprietor.

The mere stealing of 15 cents is a small matter when the bar man is to be trusted with thousands of dollars' worth of liquors. If a man is not to be trusted with change bow is he to be trusted with liquors? New York Press. Grammar mad One day Julian Hawthorne was complimenting a certain writer on his wonderful facility in his handling of words and in his construction of sentences. 'Tou are a master of phrases," said the novelist, with a twinkle, and then added: "How do you do It, "I don't know," replied the writer. "Ton see, I "have forgotten all that I ever learned at school except that the preposition "governs the objective case.

To save my life I couldn't tell you the difference between the present tense and a predicate! I write by ear and don't know any more about grammar than a cockroach knows about painting roses on "That's all right, my boy, that's all said Hawthorne dryly. "No man who's a purist and a master of style ever knows anything about j'. '1 From an Ohio Minister. I have used Dr. Warner's White Wine of.

Tar Syrup for sore throat, weak lungs, coughs, 'colds, and for any diseases of the kind it surpasses all othe remedies, With maky thanks to the doctor for his valuable remedy, I remain, G. W. Hagans. Clyde. Ohio.

july Sold by Bradley Bros. 'A Henpecked Hsband. Meekton Do you know, how to govern your wife Henpeck Yes, but she won't let me. V'. mi' iii Many a fool man casts a shadow on ids life by standing In his own light The horse is man's best friend ex cept those at the race track.

Clcdcl Dyspepsia Guro Clsosts what you eaL NOTICEI On account of Increase in oust of material and labor, our beer will be sold after this date for cash only. Pay the Driver On Delivery. $1 for either one dozen of quarts, or two dozen pints. We aim to merit your patronage and esteem, Respectfully, on Maroh K. TslephoDS 190.

MICHIGAN SUMMER RESORTS. TIMETABLE arrwciN Detroit Cleveland Uave DETROIT, daily 10.30 p. m. 5.30 a. m.

Arrive uxvcLAnu nuking connections with all Railroads Luvc CLEVELAND, My 10.15 p. m. Arrive DETROIT 50 a. tn J. connectios with r.

as.kIn.n. i A I polls, St. Paul. Petoakay, Milwaukee, Chicago and Georgian. Bar, also with all RaiTroads for poiuts in MICHI CAN and the West.

Day Trip between Detroit and Cleveland during July and August. Mackinac Division Leava TOLEDO Mondays and Satur dsys 0.3O a. m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays 4.00 p. m.

Leave DETROIT Mondays and Saturdays s.OO p. m. and Wednesdays and Fridays 9.30 a. Oomwadac Joe lOUk' Send i cents for Illustrated Pamphlet. AddrMi A.A.SCHANTZ Q.P.T.M., Detroit Kidb Handsome Book REE It tells all about the moat delightful plaoes la the country to spend the summer the famous region of Northern Mlohigan, lnoiadlng these well known resorts: Petoakey Macldnao Island Bay View Traverse City! WeqTietonairig Keahtawanta Harbot Point Omena .5 Oden Horthport Bend to.

to eover posUge, mention this paper, and we will aend yoa this page book, colored cover, wo pie turesTUstand ratesof maps, and Information about the train service on the Grand Eapids 4 Indiana Baflway. (The Fishing Une. Through sleeping cars dally for the Korthfrom Olnolnnatl, LoulsylUe, BU Louis. Indianapolis, via Penna Lines and Rlohmond.and from Chicago vl Mlohigan Central R. R.

and Kaiama soo; low rates from all points. Flshsrmen will be Interested In our booklet "Where to Go Fishing;" mailed free. O. L. LOOK WOOD, Gen'l Passenger Agent, Grand Rapids, Mloh.

tluntingt BrewinaGo 0HTCREAT LRKES i Licelng at two daughters, of aiiemher of Washing ton's army who participated', in. the battle of Mommouth. These women who are among the very few original Sanghters of the Bevolutlon, are rs. Phoebe Galnford, age 93 years, and Mrs. Lnclnda J.

Valentine, 87. I When a new OAUgtoer in law makes a visit to her husband's old home she goes away with a collection of baby res or ner nusoana. 1..