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your doctor if Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cured his hard cold. r. O. Lawall, Maaa. FOR Rapid Flow Fountain COMBINATION WATER BOTTLE and FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, Hot Water Bottles, vuiuiuuuud riuvv Bulb Syringes.

These goods are New, the latest Improved Styles, made of the best quality of rubber and are guaranteed to give satisfaction. We can furnish all sizes ttti i ni DRUGGISTS. Phone 36. IT GIVES BETTER AND QUICKER HELP. Albert C.

Smith, the President of the Suffolk Hospital and Dispensary, 4 Charter street, Boston, writes that "Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy gives better and quicker help for diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and Blood and in acute cases of Rheumatism than any medicine In our institution. In many instances where patients were suffering most intensely and nothing seemed to heir them, Favorite Remedy was prescribed and the patient, cured by its use. We would not want to be without it" There is no question that Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is the best and surest medicine for diseases of the kidneys, bladder and blood, rheumatism, dyspepsia and chronic constipation, as well as the weaknesses peculiar to women.

It quickly relieves and cures Inability to hold urine and the necessity of getting up a number of times during the night and puts an end to that scalding pain when passing water. Druggists sell it in New 50 Cent Size and the regular $1.00 size bottles. Sam fit bettU enough for trial, frit mail. Dr. David IC.nn.dy Corporation, Rondout, N.

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Blood Balm and they wlUdlaappear before they derelop Into Cancer. Uony apparently hopeleat cam' at cancer eared by taking Botanic Blood Balm. OVA Kwf Large bottlo tor 9)1 tuty drua Btat, take aadlrocaod. Botaal Bla4 ltaUatn.ll.Ie.) alwartcarel rbea the) right ajwtatUr la token, fia avaroal yoair aaMCg.wUS Botanfo Blood Balm (B.B.B.1 la Seaaantandaaratotake. Tooroofrtily teeted orSO yt.

mpoeed of Pure Botanlo Ingredlenta, Strengthen, weak kldnev and weak atomaeba, cm, dyapcpaU. Complete direction go with each bottle. Haaaple eg la.B.B. mm Yauaphlet Seat Vreo by writing Blood Balra Ca, Atlanta, Oa. Deacrlbe yoor arooble, and apectal free medical adTloa, to aula yaot WW Htt Hi KWBQ FOR SALE BY JUSTIN LOVETT.

CHARLES E. fractlce limited to the BTT1B, EAR, NOSH and THROAT, Spectacles Fitted and Furnished. (IS years experience.) Office hours I m. to 4:20 p. m.

HUNTINGTON, INDIANA. Syringes Evenfno Tberalbe PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1903. GETS APPOINTMENT. Leyman Emerick is Deputy Game Commissioner.

Leyman Emerlck's mail contained a surprise for blm this morning. He received an appointment for which he never applied. It is one of those rare cases where the office seeks the man. Mr. Emerick has been appointed deputy game and fish commissioner for Huntington county, and will ac cept the honors of the office to which he has been appointed.

How the office ever came to him he does not know, but presumes his name was recommended by Huntington parties without consulting him. Leyman is thoroughly posted in requirements of the law, and his Qualifications should make him a good commissioner. WORK IS PROGRESSING. Walls of City Hall Rapidly Rising Archways Completed. J.

Richardson and a force of men are rapidly pushing the construction of the waljs of the new city hall. Mr. Richardson is the expert who has the contract for laying the cut stone work. Window sashes for the second story have already been placed In position The heavy, carved Btone arch way over the east entrance is nearly completed The work has been somewhat hindered on account of the architects, Wing Mahurin, not being able to get the stone shipped into this city as fast as the workmen could place it in posl tion. A temporary flooring has al ready been laid on the second floor.

Bricklayers are also busy laying the brick for the back walls. The contractors feel assured that as the work has progressed so favorably up to date, they will complete the building in the specified time. BACK fROM FLORIDA. J. D.

Campbell Not an Admirer of the Sooth. Dr. Tingling, John D. Campbell and William Campbell returned Thursday evening from their prospecting trip to Florida. The Campbell brothers went partly for pleasure and with a view of noting opportunities for investments.

They were at St. Augustine and many other places of note, some old forts and historic places having proven of much interest. J. D. Campbell is not favorably im pressed with Florida as a place for real estate Investments.

He thinks the danger from frost is too great to make orange culture a safe business. He thinks California far superior. Dr. Yingling went to see an eighty acre tract of land on an island in Charlotte Bay, for which he traded his orange ranch, "sight unseen," some time ago. The land for which he traded is unimproved and in the event that railroads are ever built to that region, the beach along the Island may become a fine resort.

It is remarkable for its rare shells and splendid advantages for resort improvements. i 8. A. R. BANQUET.

Anthony. Wayne club, Sons of the Revolution, of Fort Wayne, will give a banquet Monday evening next to which a number of our citizens have been invited. The toastmaster is Hon. Wm. E.

English, and in the list of speakers Is Lieut Governor Gilbert, Hon. James G. Goodrich, and other prominent citizens of the state. Judge Watkins, of this city, Is to respond to the toast, "Pay of the Continental," and Frank E. Felter, Btate vice president, will respond to the welcome address.

CAPTURED PREMIUMS. John M. Eads, who raises thoroughbred Chester White swine, has been capturing premiums at some of the state fairs. At Indianapolis the first premium was awarded to him, and at Springfield, 111., second. The fine young hog reached this city Thursday evening and was much admired by stock fanciers who called at the express office.

Mr. Eads is getting quite a reputation as a breeder of Chester Whites. THE 8ALVE THAT HEAL8 without leaving a scar is De Witt's. The name witch hazel Is applied to many salves, but De Witt's Witch Hazel is the only witch hazel salve made that contains the pure, unadulterated witch hazel. If any other witch hazel salve is offered to you It Is a counterfeit E.

C. DeWItt Invented Witch Hazel Salve and De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve Is the best salve in the world for cuts, burns, bruises, tetter or blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles. Sold by Bradley Bros. oct EVEHING OF MUSIC Sacred Concert at St. Mary's Draws Big House.

Schaff Brothers City Band Gives the Closing Street Concert of the Season. Nearly all of the seats In St Mary's church were occupied last evening at the sacred concert given by the Cathedral Quartette, assisted by Prof. Edward M. Noll, organist and 'cellist and Mr. Harry A.

Ross, violinist The program was as follows: Part I. Overture Selected Prof. Noll. Tl Prego 0, Padre Nlcolao Miss Lamley, Mrs. Kirkland and Mr.

Beadell. (a) Benedicam Thompson (b) Jesu Dulcedo Cordlum Abt Mr. Weber. 'Cello solo "Meditation" Goltermann Prof. Noll.

With Glowing Hearts Wiegand Cathedral Quartette. Ave Jlaria Aylward Mrs. Kirkland. Praise Ye the Lord Gelbel Miss Lamley, Mr. Beadell and Mr.

Weber. Part II. Trio Tiolin, 'Cello and Piano Selected Miss Lamly, Mr. Ross and Prof. Noll.

Jesu Dei Vivi Verdi Miss Lamly, Mrs. Kirkland and Mr. Weber. How Beautiful Are Try Ways Beltjens Mr. Beadell.

Awake, My Soul Wamellnk Miss Lamly and Mr. Weber. Violin Solo Mr. Ross. Ecce Panls D'Hollaender Mrs.

Kirkland and Mr. Weber. Gloria Giorza Cathedral Quartette. Prof. Noll's organ overture contained some of the familiar airs such as Hail Columbia, Red, White and Blue, Old Folks at Home, etc.

The vocal work by Miss Reada Lamley, Mrs. E. H. Kirkland, Mr. Henry Bea dell and Mr.

Carl J. Weber showed much merit. Mr. Weber's rich bar! tone voice was heard to good advan tage in Will L. Thompson's composi tion, "King O'er the Land and set to sacred words, and his second number was also much appreciated.

Prof. Noll's 'cello number was beauti fully rendered, and Mrs. Kirkland's vocal solo showed strength and culti vation of voice. The violin, 'cello and piano trio was captivating and if the occasion had been of a secular nature would have received a hearty encore. Mr.

Beadell's tenor solo was finely rendered, his high voice doing each note full Justice. The violin solo by Mr. Ross was a gem of the evening, and was quite captivating. Miss Lam ley's contralto voice was decidedly pleasing to everyone. The singing of the quartette showed the members to be fully capable to handle high grade music, requiring wide range and perfect control of voices in the close har mony passages.

The concert was for the benefit of St. Mary's church, and no doubt a snug sum was added to the treasury. Rev. Quintan's guests at the concert were Rev. Pratt of Wabash; Rev.

De lahney, of Fort Wayne, and Rev. Quinn, of LaGro. A Fine Concert. A large and appreciative crowd listened to the music rendered by the Schaff band last evening, in their final open air concert of the season. Several new and catchy selections were played.

Prof. Swlhart in his solo, showed himself to be a player of marked ability. The numbers played were as follows: March "Officer of the B. Hill "Manana" Chilian Dance Jean Missud Pokey Pete Characteristic March. J.

W. Lerman Intermezzo "Cupid's Garden" Max C. Eugene Cornet Solo "Remembrance of Llberati" J. O. Casey 'An Afternoon A.

Keiser J. L. Swlhart. Two Step "Dixie B. Lampe A CURE FOR DY8PEP8IA.

I had dyspepsia In its worst form and felt miserable most all the time. Did not enjoy eating until after I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which has completely cured me. Mrs. W. W.

Saylor, Hilliard, Pa. No appetite, loss of strength, nervousness, headache, constipation, bad breath, sour risings, indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles are quickly cured by the use of KodoL Kodol represents the natural juices of digestion combined with the greatest known tonic and reconstructive properties. It cleanses, purifies and sweetens the stomach. Sold by Bradley Bros. oct Be sensible and wear Blum's rub bers and prevent colds.

eodftw v. A CHOICE TIMBER TRACT. Markle Journal: A mile south and eight miles west of town in Lancaster township is one of the few large and choice remaining timber tracts. Timber dealers for a number of years have vainly tried to land a deal, but it remained for Abe May of the Dltz ler, May Co. firm, who closed the contract the latter part of last week whereby they came Into possession of about seventy acres of timber, principally white oak, which will yield over 400,000 feet on a conservative estimate.

The deal was consummated with the McCrum heirs. Several gangs of cutters will begin this week, all the available haulers secured and the work of bringing the product to the mill will be begun at once. It wlU last, in all probability, during the remainder of the autumn and the entire winter. REAL E8TATE TRAN8FER8. Reported from the office of Willis A.

Jonet, the Abstracter, 47 Warren street. William Purdue to Ed. and Elnora Shipley, 2.95 acres in Salamonie township, 1295. Margaret Ellen Wasmuth to Geo. S.

Smith, lot 2 in Jamieson's addition to Roanoke, $150. Margaret Ellen Wasmuth to William Benson Smith, lot 1 in Jamie son's addition to Roanoke, $300. Ella J. Foshee to Claude A. Shroy er and Mary E.

Fleck, lots and In Bellman's third addition to Andrews, $50. WENT TO DETROIT. The Huntington delegation of First Christian church people who will attend the national assembly of that denomination at Detroit, left for that city this morning at 8 o'clock. Others may follow later. Among those to go were Rev.

and Mrs. Cephas Shelburne, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Allen, Mrs. F. S. C. Grayston, Mrs.

H. S. Butler and Misses Sarah and Melissa Thompson. APPETITES Druggists Bradley Bros. Explain How Vinol Creates a Desire for Food.

"Vlnol Is the greatest aid to digestion that we have ever known," said Mr. O. E. Bradley, of Bradley Bros. "It contains all of the active, medicinal curative elements that are found in cod liver oil, without any oil or grease.

"These medicinal elements act so favorably upon the stomach that this organ obtains for itself the elements necessary for creating new flesh, muscle tissue, and for making rich, red blood. "When the stomach acts easily and naturally, a desire is created for good. simple food, and a good appetite is the sure result. "With cod liver oil in its old form, the medicinal elements which it contained were unable to do their best work because of the obnoxious oil that enveloped them. "Now in Vlnol we have those same medicinal elements separated from the vile tasting oil, and we have a tonic and rebuilder that is simply marvelous in its action.

"We want every one In Huntington to know more about our Vinol, how it cures and what it cures. Certainly Vinol is the greatest tonic and rebuilder we have ever sold. "Lack of appetite Is not itself a disease, but a symptom of weakness showing itself In the nerves of the stomach, which control the desire for food. We guarantee Vinol will cure this weakness, or give you back your money." Bradley druggists. THE HUNTINGTON MARKET.

The following are the ruling prices in the Huntington market corrected to date: Hay and Grain. Wheat 79c. Yellow corn 60c cwt Mixed corn 58c cwt Oats 35c bu. Rye 60c bu. Barley 45c bu.

Chop feed $1.40 per cwt Oil meal $1.50 per cwt Live Stock. Hogs, on foot $5.4005.50. Sheep, on foot 2 Sc. Spring lambs, on foot 14.0004.60. Beef cows, on foot 2Jc.

Steers, on foot $3.5004.00. Calves, on foot $1.0006.60. Timothy $8.00 09.00. Mixed $6.0008.00. Clover $4.5006.00.

Straw $3.0004.00. Farm Produce and Poultry. Butter 12013c lb. Eggs 17c dozen. Geese 4c lb.

Ducks 6c lb. Turkeys 507c lb. Old chickens 8c lb. Spring chickens 8c lb. Apples 40060c bu.

Potatoes 65c bu. Onions 60c bu. Honey 16c lb. Many of the retail grocers are paying from 8 to 6 cents better for eggs and 6 cents better for butter, varying according to their demands. They also pay about a cent more for poultry.

NEVER ASK ADVICE. When you have a cough or cold don't ask what Is good for It and get some medicine with little or no merit and perhaps dangerous. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar, the greatest throat and lung remedy; it cures coughs and colds quickly. Bradley Bros. oct oooooooooooooooooooooooooo mm i', ft In New Ziboline Dress Goods, In New Novelty Dress Goods, In New Dress Trimmings, In New Skirts, In New Waists, In New Underwear, In New Hosiery, In New Blankets.

ALL ARE SPECIAL BARGAINS. I Ihe tale's 5tre OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Hie Racket Sterc Special Sale Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, OCT. 14.15,1 Which time we will put our entire line of FALL AND WINTER GOODS AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES. Don't miss this Sale, as savin; money means earning money he Racket Stereo FRANKLIN, Propr. PAPETERIES PAPETERIES PAPETERIES BOX 1.000 Another Man's Loss Is Your Gain.

I have been fortunate enough to secure the entire stock of a large firm which is closing out this part of their business. This lot consists of 1,000 boxes of Fine Letter paper, with envelopes to match, in 25 Different Sizes, Shapes and Colors. It was originally sold from 15c. to 35c. a box and is worth'it.

At the price I secured this lot, I am selling it at less than half price. We have divided it into two lots. All the 15c. and 20c. boxes go at 10c, and the 25c.

and 35c. ones at 15 CEN TS A BOX. This is a fine opportunity to buy good stationery at a low price and even if you do not need it just now it will pay you well to get one or two boxes or more. It never goes out of style and you always need paper and envelopes. See window display and do not delay as the best usually goes first.

ALBERT SPECIAL SALE! We have secured a limited number of India Stoolslike cutl, golden oak closs, veneered top 16x16 height 15 which we will offer at special sale. Worth ftociinf H. M. FURYIAMGB FURNITURE STORE. N.

JeffersomSt. 17 Huntington, Ind, PAPER. BOXES! FRECH. SALE PRICE, Phones 770ffkc72. 61.