The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 8

4 1 ft i i i 1 1 1 j. I NEW HATS and FURNISHING GOODS now coming in at EENDEL'S SUCCESSOR TOBENDEL MARKS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1903, a ANNOUNCEMENT COLUMN. THIRD RANK. There will be work In the Knights of Pythias third rank to night.

KMBIOIDKRY CMJB. J. There will be a meeting: of the Em broidery Club at the home of Mrs. Will Thomann, 153 Byron street, Thursday afternoon. (.

80CIAI, P08TBONED. The social that was announced for Thursday at the John Roy ton home, by; Class No. 7, of the Christian church Sunday school, will be postponed on account of the sickness of Miss Mae Royston. L. D.

HOI.AD AY. ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TKUFtAR. There will be a regular conclave of Huntington Commandery, No. 35, K. TM Thursday evening, Oct.

22. Work in the Order of Red Cross and other business of importance. A. Rkichenbach, E. C.

'). SOCIAI, FRIDAY EVENING. The ladles of the First Christian church will give a social Friday evening. Oct. 23, in the lecture room of the church.

Program hat been prepared. Ice cream and cake will be served. All are or dially 251t3 The 'E. ei (Speaking Earnestly Girls) wltynrlTe' an entertainment at the M. church, November 3.

8ome U9U 8PCI8TV tttClA 1 The tadJrY Society Circle of the 1.V, I .111 Ut with Tipton hursda afteropouat 3 o'clock. TRADE BILLETIN. hit, found, For Sale, For Rent and Want Department. Lost Lady's jacket, blue. Reward if left at Herald office.

dawlt For Sale. A good driving horse. Inquire at 37 Mayne street Mo charge for single lmertlon of "Lost and "Found" notices. For Sale. Six room house.

Barn, well, cistern. Inquire 61 Whitelock street 249t6 House for rent, 64 West Matilda street. Chas. Lewis. iu stf Found, Sunday, on the Range Line road, Cx4.

oval carriagtt step. Call at Herald office. "Wanwd. Girl for general house work to go to Chicago. Will pay $4 per week! Inquire .82 St.

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W. Frazier, 4 Sophia street. For Rent. Furnished rooms, also board, at 95 First street 249t3 For Rent. Office rooms, No.

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xuti TOUT! Early Rlscro Tbo famous little pVU worth of CLOTHING COMPANY BOYS. They Enjoy an Informal Evening and Revive War Memories. In compliance with previous announcements several of the survivors of Company 47th regiment, held an Impromptu meeting Tuesday evening in the hall of the Spanish American war veterans. The purpose was to meet with Asa Whitestine, of Akron, Ohloi and' enjoy a chat over old times and renew the warm ties of comradeship that were first formed about forty years ago during the greatest rebellion in' the world's history. i Among those present at this pleasant gathering were Asa Whltestlne, John Whltestlne, Chas.

Brandt, Frank Slusser, Harvey Oats, Andrew Stephens)' Conrad Stephens, Ell Elser, E. B. Ayres, Rufus B. F. Sprinkle, G.

Gawn, Daniel Ager, Cyrus Hughes, C. M. Holloway, N. H. Kuhl man and D.G.

Beaver, all' of Company F. The only other participants in the pleaslires1, ot the evening were A. Wirej of iiofflpany and H. Beghtel, of ari(HA lament No program was followed. The boys could not have had half so good a' time listening to' "prosy" set speeches as to Join in a regular camp talk without the least restraint or em was smoke, if you w' tor talk" yp9 please, isten you preferQnly ea every jne has a oo4 visit with his comrades; and "you pan, feet we enjoyed it" said one of the Comrade Whltestlne will return to Thursday.

visit himself aq'dwlfe; has heen greatly eniqyed ty their many friends. 1 BEPLEVINED THE GOODS. Mrs: Mordecai Leyman and Husband Dissolve Partnership. There were legal proceedings Tuesday instituted by Mrs. Mordecai Ley man, who has left the bed and board of her husband and was afraid she might not be able to secure all her personal effects unaided by a constable.

The Indications were, however, that "Mord" would have turned everything over to her without the least trouble if the wife had only thought so. Of course there was some lively discussions In the matter' of ownership in a few instances. A "baking board" the wife said she knew was hers, for John Shafer, one of her other divorced husbands, had bought it for her. Mord told heir; io take it along, for she "would be coming back again anyway." The constable In, the meantime said nothing. The final, hearing of the replevin proceedings will.

Jake place Sjulre; John en Friday, th BOUGHT. PROPERTY. Fisher has purchased of James Starbuck the latter's residence property on dinger the consideration being $1,500. Mr. Fisher expects to move lo his new possession by the first of November.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Reported from the bfflr of Willis A. Jones, tb Abstracter. 7 Warren street. Annie Newman to Cyrus and Lily N.

A. Williams, 8 acres In Rock Creek township, $475. v. I George W. Pence to Samuel Wlnt rode, lot 41 In McKeever's addition to Andrews, $300.

i A LOVE LETTER Would not interest you If you're looking for a guaranteed salve for sores, burns or piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, writes: "I suffered with an ugly sore for a year, but a box of Bucklen'e Arnica Salve cured me. It's the best salve on earth. 25o at Bradley drug store, v. Oct CEN CMS ENTEGTAIV Fort Wayne Lodge Enjoy an Exchange i of fraternal Conrtesies.

A special, car on the interurban brought to this city, Tuesday evening, about 90 members of the Ben Hur lodge, of Fort Wayne. The special feature of entertainment for. the visit ors was the initiation' of three prpml nent candidates. degree work was performed by the team from the Fort Wayne lodge, who executed their work with utmost precision, present ing several new and Interesting ea tures, much to the enjoyment of mem bers of the local lodge. After the completion of the initiations, tables were forth, laden with the good things that had been provided by the ladles.

After the, banquet, members of both lodges gave interest ing talks, which were greatly, appreciated. The special car conveying the visitors home left this city at pHmMMSMMMMSPMMS ATTENDED TEC RECITAL. Mrs. Beatrice Hobbell PlanimerSang to Many at' fort Wayne. 1 Mrs.

Dr. Fry, Mrs. M. Spencer, Mrs. J.

C. Littler, Miss Mayme Shoff, Miss Adda Kenower and Miss Jean Harter were at Fort Wayne Tuesday evening to attend the recital given by Mrs. Beatrice Hubbell Plummer, with whom many, Huntington people are acquainted. The recital was one of the numbers in what is known as the "People's Lecture of the Church of Christ In Fort Wayne. Those from this city say the vocal ist sang beautifully, and shbws Improvement since last they heard her.

Her work gave evidence of serious study in interpretation which the lady has been doing in New York and Boston for some months. THE SOLEMN Rev. C. H. Bell's First Matrimonial Effort Since Moving Here.

There was a quiet wedding at the U. B. parsonage, on Frederick street, Tuesday evening. The pastor. Rev.

C. H. Bell, only moved here from Butler recently and this was his first "job" in the matrimonial line since arriving. The couple were. Mr.

Ira O. Reiser, of this city, and Mrs. Anna M. Obenchajn, of Whitley county. i The eroom Is employed by the Erie Rail road company and Is muchj llk'ed, by all who know him.

The hrideiaTa daughter of. John v'pl Washington township, Wpmey county. The couple must have been rather sly over.at Columbia Clty.i.Tjie' Commercial Tra Reiser an4 Mrs, Anna MQllendore Obenchata 4, fcr Huntington Tuesday noon, where they wl be united in marriage this evening! A marriage license was Issued to the happy couple Monday, and to keep the fact out of the paper the groomelect made "good" with Clerk Tyree and the' newspaper men." Wedding at Warren. Late this afternoon, at the Hasen fuBs residence, In Warren, will be pronounced the ceremony that will unite Mr. Louis Holderman and Miss i Ila Baker, of this city, in the sacred bonds of wedded life.

After a short trip the couple will return and be at home to friends in the Sayler residence' on Henry street Mrs. Grass, sister of the bride, was present at the wedding from this city. BAILEYS GOING WEST. Mr. and Mrs.

John B. Bailey' expect to leave about the first of December for the Pacific coast," to remain" there until spring. In Oregon they1' wiU visit their daughter Maud. Mr! and Bailey have traveled a great deafbut never made a trip west of the Rockies and the' scenery, climate of the coast during the winter months and, the generally will no doubt be thoroughly enjoyed. A MISSIONARY FESTIVAL.

At the German Reformed church next Sunday wlU be held three er vices In observance of the annual missionary festival In the fqrenoon and evening Rev. George Greather. of Decatur, will preach and In thq att noon the pulpit will be occupied by Rev. E. G.

Aldlnagr, of Andrews, 'and Rev. Munz, of BIppus. Collections will he taken and special music furnished by the choir. FORTY ACRE FARM FOR SALE. To settle the Lew Day estate I will sell 40 acres of good black Jand in Rock Creek township at $62.50 per acre.

Offer for the next ten 251tl0 J. R. DAT, A DOZEN TIMES A NIGHT have had kidney and bladder trouble for years, and It became so bad that I was obliged to get up at least a dosen times a night," says Mr. Owen Dunn, of Benton Ferry, W. Va.

.1 never received any permanent bene fit from any medicine until I took Foley's Kidney Cure. After using two bottles I am cured." Bradley Bros. CATHOLIC SYNOD AT, FORT WAYNE. All the priests of the Fort Wayne Catholic diocese have been called to attend a meeting of the synod to be held in Fort Wayne next month. The meeting is.

for the purpose of discuss ing questions of Importance to the church in this part of Indiana. It will be the first synod meeting held there for a number of years, and while the nature of the questions to be discussed is not announced, it is thought some matters of utmost Importance will be talked over. Bishop Alerding will preside at the sessions, which, it. is expected will last two days. The gathering of priests will doubtless be the largest ever held In this dio cese DISBARMENT PROCEEDINGS.

Judge Branyan Announces the DIs missal of Judge Branyan announced1 in circuit court this, morning that matters in the disbarment proceedings against Henry C. Morgan bad been satisfactorily ad Justed between all parties concerned, and the court directed the attorneys appointed to prosecute the matter to dismiss the proceedings in the superior court ait, Fort Wayne, to which place case was venued from this county. Wabash Plain Dealer: Judge Shlve ly overruled the motion for a new trial la the case! 'of, Albert W. Beaver, vs. the Huntington Light Fuel company, Monday afternoon, and gave Judgment in the sum of in favor of the plaintiff.

case was tried about a year ago. The plaintiff resided In a house that was blown up by escaping gas, and sued for $5,000 damages, being awarded the sum. given. The case was venued here from Huntington county. It was announced that an apeal would be taken and this was granted by Judge Shively and ninety days given In which to perfect the appeal and prepare the transcript At the time of trial in the local court it proved a very Interesting suit Leave has been granted plaintiff to amend first paragraph of complaint in the damage case of John Erb vs.

the Wabash Railroad company. Objection of defendant was overruled and ninety days given to file bill of exceptions, The liquor cases of Isaiah Reome and Edward Hlgglns, against whom decisions were rendered Tuesday by Special Judge A. H. Plummer of Wa bash; have been dismissed by petition era, who paid all costs. The final report of Henry H.

Wagoner aa administrator of the estate of John 0. Ashley, deceased, has been approved and the administrator dla charged Exceptions to the report were wjthdrawn. Mary Robinson, formerly Mary D. Overholtz, vs. Golvln Summers et al.

is the caption of complaint supplementary to execution filed by B. M. Cobb, attorney for plaintiff. Citrbf Huntington vs. C.

E. Briant is the title of a complaint on appeal from the common council filed by Attorney U. S. Lesh. i i REMOVED GLANDS.

Dr. M. C. Clokey this morning re moved the glands from the groin of Charles, the four year old adopted son of Mr. and Mrs.

W. T. Wamsley. The operation was performed at the Wamsley home, on Front street, and was successful. The little fellow was quite sick while coming out from under the Influence of the chloroform, but' is now all right again.

TEN DAYS' 8PECIAL 8ALE. From Oct 20 to 31 the Singer Mfg. Co. will conduct a special sale on new and used sewing machines. Machines sold on easy monthly pay ments or for cash.

Sale at 'Singer store, Jefferson "street, hear north bridge: FEVER CASE. Dtv Fry 'reports a case of scarlet: fever in uwi' Samuel Hemey who live west of town near the red bridge. There', are. fears that other cases may develop, as. pupils, in thei school "of the' neighborhood were eir posed before the Helney child's case was known to be scarlet fever, A MOST WOND.

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1 had a cough and the doctors gave up all. hopes of my recovery and pronounced it consumption; I thought that it was death for me. I tried everything that we could hear of. Finally one of my friends prevailed upon me to use your White Wine of Tar Syrup, I took one and one half bottles and am entirely cured. Such medicine I can recommend to those Who are afflicted as I w.

very respectraiiy yours, JOSEPH B. UNDERBILL. Doland, South Dakota. Bradley Bros. oct i HadlTervous Indigestion.

I42S rijHh Street, St. Assut 26, 190J. Geler Mr. Kollch says: "I had no appetite; food did not taste good, and my stomach was. full of gas continually.

My Indigestion became so bad my stomach refused the plainest food. I became thin, nervous and gloomy. By advice of a very good physician I tookPaine's THE SALVE THAT HEALS without leaving a scar Is De Witt's. The name witch haiel 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 B. C.

DeWitt Invented Witch Hazel Salve and DeWltt's Witch Haze! 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 6hmw' low Campaign la Iowa, Des Moines, Oct 21. Secretary Leslie M. Shaw has notified the state central committee that he will make but four campaign speeches in Iowa instead of fifteen, as was originally planned.

This is due to the acceptance of an invitation to speak at Tremont Temple, Boston, the night of Oct 29. CONFE88ION8 OF A PRIE8T. Rev. Jno. 8 Cot.

nf WVa ArV writes: "For 12 years I suffered from yellow Jaundice. I consulted a num ber of Dhvsloians and triad all anrta of medicines, but got no relief; Then i. oegan tne use oz Electric Bitters and feel that I am now cured nf a. jlieau that had me in its grasp for 12 years." If you want a reliable medicine for liver and kidney troubla. timnr a.

order or general debility, get Electric tuners, guaranteed by Bradley Bros. Only 60c. Oct ivy lyy i Paine's oeuer nan no ror uess money A(0 CORK SYRUP a food and table delicacy com Wned. It maktzyou eat. Contains all the nutritive, strength ening properties of corn In a pre dlgested form, ready to use by" the blood immediately npon entering the stomach, A fine food for feeble folks, as well as well folks.

Children love it and thrive upon its wholesome goodness. It is a remarkable energy and strength producer. Excellent for all home uses from griddle cakes to candy. Its reasonable cost appeals Xb i the prudent housewife. A better syrup than you ever bought Gf Great Spread for Daily Bread, Bold In airtight, friction top vaiiotia bouMbold parpoaea troesrs In thres slstw, CCM PRODUCTS COW Celery Compound.

It did me a world of good. My digestion has never been so good in my life as it Is today. Since using Palne's Celery Compound I have learned of hundreds of others who have used it for the same trouble with SDlendtd rfinnlr Cured Him. 1TEWS FAftTa Tiff (lnrrm Both branches of the French par llament have reassembled. It.

Is believed at Washington that ine goyeromeni win ask fpr an Immediate retrial of the case of Milled i persons were killed in a storm at Mexico, In the naroor tne uanusb schooner 'Clara, with her captain and crew of four teen, was lost. Charles Page Bryan, United States minister to Portagal, was a passenger in Santos Dumont's new model balloon' at the test made at Neullly. Incensed by newspaper abuse Mayor A. C. Knotts of Hammond, is said to have threatened the life of 8.

E. Swain, editor of the Hammond iiews. The All American conference of Dnln A fl t.l 1 a juicauxui uwuups 15 IQ SeS sion ai wasmngton. Terry Mcuovern got the decision over Jimmy Brlggs, of Chelsea, Mass, In the fifteenth round. The International United Textile Workers art In convention at Phila delphia.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money ii ii mis 10 cure. ft. w. urove's signature on each box.

25c. tins whleh srs excellent for when mpty. Sold by all and fiOo. Mow Yort tad CMoasa..