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III 'IV I "2 at Funeral' te 13Wi: if. A ILrOcal 13; KOTICH: WrWtttww 206t5 i Marie IIowntfnt of Krt Wayec ctickcn 12 ,0 1 .,1 Mid 8 to her hne infcn Dirgo. (Vil. rl'. JfOTK'lntiaSrTeJl aft due.

20t3 i' Mm. jrA: ''VAW oi IJifuj etU' et rtalayVto. visiter jwi Lolir. fj who Is a tudent at Purdue iniivciity. 7 i Mr and LaWrenrt wirt Mito liu'rill i pewl to about tlic Movie Plan for Anas gift at "SHiifW SfvnUj and China otoie.

ii. 210t Btiv. Majj 1mllcrweiit Wayne yterdy To win attcnfr'SsAfwrrr rti Koine Sit I.iiiU..iisjfi;brw i abash llic of friouda in II jul inton riil.ij' fTi niBR. l.imrstuiie tricrninK delivered any place i. ttt in rifT.

CaH R. Waibiirn. Stone 43i. td Vr. Kpx JMvtf, Xfho has lion vi Itir hor i5to.

Alf. Rrauk Nii. liy in will iTfiirn Hniif.iiij;Iiu Mi. r.h'cf Mis. Ditujc! Zi' tf fi ion sire, visiiinf; relaiifM an! in lluntiiif to.

Jlis FrMik SlialToi went to Mailinn XiUr wJiore nbe will pciul sev i'ftl vceli the Home 9u jifrs. Cli.irlos oar(luiff nnd dauRliler JR itli 'T "R'arsaw are isititig the form ti fallal, 1J. Murray ou Ui clmuan fe Sniall. fonrcriy huiieriutrad. t'tt of tin' IliintinctMi Khoc aad Loatlier finii.aiiy viho has recently returned 'Liliiti is r.

juest at the home of Mr. 41 Mrs. I B. Potts ou Homy stroet. Harry Mi.rp and Rofe KiUy who nt feni! Notre Inline unimsity are the git: of 'the former's parents, Mr.

find Mrs. Henry Mehre Handolph street. $Tiey fame to Hunfhigton lnt tveulns Ijifnyette and tvil! spend the day Oi ft fl'tT TRACTION SERVICB Indiana Service Corpontioa KFFKCTIVK JAN. It, int. WBST EAST Ke.

No. 3 5 :40 a. m. 2 :30 a. m.

8 7:40 :18a.m. 7 si. Ml 11 :50 a.m. 9 :40 a. m.

1:18 p.m. 1 12 p. m. t37 19 6 :20 p. m.

21 0:04 p. m. 23 7K)5p. a. k7 I06p.a.

12 :00 p. m. 1210 :28 a. 14 1 m. 18 8.

O80. sa. 4 15p.aU tl 1 K)5 p. ta. 54 2U6p.aM Umltao.

Iimltd throufh to ladianapona. vBnatincton ealT. Trala 0, at 7 :40 wtil maka local atops) 6 Vetween Fort Wayne and reru. fraln 7, at 950; train 18. at 12 will make stopa betweaa Peru and Lafayette.

1 Train 21. at 6:04. will maka local atop1 fcatw en Peru and Lafayette. Train No. 7, 12.

21, 28, thronih betwee; laaianapouB ana rmi Ckance. Other trains man aireci cob cvtinni at Pern for Indianapolti M. B. PARK. Afenf TRANSIT SERVICE Huntington Warren North Jlan Chester Transit line.

live Huntintfton 7 .00 A 2 :30 JC. Leave Majenica 7 0 A.M., P.M. Arrive Warren :55 A.M., 8 fXS P.M. Leave Majenica :30 A.M., 4 4)0 P.M. Arriv.

Huntington 9 :00 A.M., 4 :30 P.M. EXTRA SATURDAY AND SUNDAY TO WARREN Leavs Hantfnlfto 70 PJ. Leave 80 PM. Arrive Warren 8:23 P.M. Ieave.Wajrra 80 P.M.

Arrive Huntineton 9 :80 P.M. KUNTI NQTON TO NORTH MANCHESTER Lve Huntington 9:10 A.M., 4 :40 PM. Leave Bippua 0:45 A. 5 :15 P.M. Leave "Berrta 10 A.M, 6 r40 P.M.

Ar. Mpt J.0 JO A 5 :55 P.M. Iv. Maacheater 10 JU) A.M., 6 :05 P.M. Leave Servia 10 :50 8 :20 P.M.

Leve Blppua 11 :15 A.M., 6 :45 P.M. Ar. Huntington 11 :45 AM, 7:15 VM. JACOB IJUfl Phone 1403. SPECIAL CAR SERVICE BfantHgtcfn Blafftor.

Transit Line. a. m. 7:00 From Huntington Hotel Sradley Broe. From Markle From Markle House 840 Trom Uniondale 8:05 8:25 8:48 9:00 4.08 from Murray 4:28 4:48 BUM) 8:20 5:40 6:05 6:48 Arriie Bluffton Iieavea Bluffton From Blies Hotel Ii rea Murray 8:20 Leave Dniondale 0:40 Leaves Markle 10:05 Arrlvaa Huntington 10:45 H.

BAYLES8 Phone 1611 We eater to light freight and package, Hontington Columbia City Transit Lice. From Bradlevs: rave Huntington 7 :00 a.m. 9 :00 p.m. are QoblesviUe 7 a.m. 8 :28 I tve Lather 7:40 a.m.

8:40 p.m. Iave 8o. Whitley 8:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Arrive Col.

City 8:40 a.m. 4:40 p.m. Ieaves Columbia Oty Froai Clugston Hotel a.m. 5 :00 p.m. Leave So.

Whitley 9 :40 a.m. 5 :40 p.m. Leave Luther 10 :00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Leave Goblesville 10:15 a.m.

0:15 p.m. Ar. Huntington 10 :40 a.m. 6 :40 p.m. gperUl trips after p.

PIIOXE 1175 HE? IENRY RUD1Q Huntington Marion Transit Line. Van Bradley Bros. Lv. Huntington 7 :00 a.m. $0 p.m.

Liave Mt Etna 7 :40 a.m. 3 :40 p.m. Leave Basqa 8 KM a n. 4:00 p.m. Arrive at Mario Iieavea Marion 6:00 p.m.

Prom Spencer Hornw and Wiggera. Leavea Baaquo 9 :40 a.m. 5 :40 p.m. Leave Mt Eta 10 O0 a.m. 6:00 p.m.

Ar. HaMiogtoa 10 :40 6 .40 p.m. J5cktrP efter 7 :00 o'clock. iyTHXRMAN DUMBAULD. enttPgn fi Andrews Transrt 'T i.

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10 JO a. m. 4 .19 i pv am, Sataarajar Extra. m. NOTICE Wake teatw dm.

JQCtS Mrs. Klizabeth MeGrcw aud fdrn. CSiiiton Fuller left fcr a trip tbe'east Cbickei) dinner today from 12 to and 5 to 7. Ta Shop. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank l.inwsde and daifhter. i i STcntpelicT, Clii are visit inp i elntiTM iufluntinctn. Choose your 'fts 17 them back. The Movie Way, at Smith's.

210U Tie Rev. niHi Mi. 0. W. IluibM ol Frofomr; lud snvnt yesterday in Huut irctcn.

Dr. n. F. FrW is reewwine1 rapidly fron. se cr aUwk of tomiiit itf bU ire 'n Salafiionie avenue.

NOTICE: W'aior rent now due. Mr and E. (Jnibli Peru will fnetid todfti ir. Huntington 'the tf Mrs. I'f'ith Tliomuf cn Pk ftri'rt Mr and Mr .1 MfCoUuni.

left fur Itc rLfonl. HI in i'lisineB LiiTOnte to Iliintii'Cinn Hnv will spend a few dim in Chif.io NOTICE: rent now due. 20flU Mrs H. S. An tin will leav foe De treit.

Mirli trxlnv hen Rlie win "be the fi 'end Mrs. L. A. Jloyors wont to NoVth yftorday to ririt her mother. Mi Im ael Smith who Tt'aii been ill.

Mrs. Ellen Durbin of Cherry rtreet. went to Sctitli Isend lor a few oay viit Mips Dtrotlir Felton will? lifts been soiioiiily ill rt her home on street roving. Mfirj rin Pell is ill at her lionu on We Tipton street. Mis P.

E. Monroe vill lnave this nio! ni niitsr for Springfield, Ohio, where she visit her Em will ei Miry Emma Faiiwljav wlio hnn beer. net of friends nntfneon a few dors rehtrned to MtrkW wher? she is tng aged! as teaebcr. Eoy Johnson was arrested yesterday by the sheriff a false jurtfnae cbarpe fiied in the clrcm't cnurt. He pive bond at onee and was discharged pending a hearing Mr.

Johnson lives In Jachn township. The cnarge isJasd on the rrr i Court Home j. I 1 ir 1 la aaV. 1 bal I A WJA Ve7.iUM 1 aWaasi I Tf "CT of the iariest and rst reliabie ''VN 1 i Ifc jRME a Retail November 4th and 5tK ui" ammammBmasBBiaiaw i i ar i alleiatkn that be bought Mjfaomobile jnooa Bt Barne8 Chapel. Burial win be frftin thi.

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cemetery. "rp lot it. and traded it iu t4ba Calvert FOR lO0i 4 asrlinwf Tim Wt rOtk nmsamill IT i sail mil rar i ii 'a 4 that the defendant had revived $100 from him tnd owed him that amount A demxnd is made for $100 The suit waa filed tyjype. Ira Clark, of St Jowph county, Indl f'reaident Kleit of Germany i ahown making a speech at Lud wigahaven during the funeral 6er vk for the victtms of the Oppaa disaster ROGERS FUNERAL TO BE CONDUCTED MONDAY The funeral of Calrin Rogers, eighty one years old, who died at 7:45 o'cWoit V. yesterday mornins at the hs son, W.

E. Roirers, of Union township, will be ronducted by the Rev. Ward Cole at 8 o'clock Monday af ter Mr. Rogers was a veteran of the Civil war and bad lived fit HnntinRtoa almoeft aTt of bis life. Hi marriage waa to Miss Elsi Ann Traatler.

Jane SO, 1S00. Roam died January. 26, 8flrv5vinfrildre are: Mrs. C. Powell of Brawley, Oallt, Mrs.

Charle Sheets of Huntington township, N. Rogers of Montrlicr, Mrs. J. fi. Ray of Dww, tJ.

Rogers of Unloa township, Mrs. Frtak Morrison of Green field, Mrs. Charles A. Griffith of Handnfton, Mrs. Gertrude West of Ls Huston, Texts.

Two brothers, LeRoy and Ttllo Roger are deceaned. Surviv ing half brothers are John Rogers of Denver, Clint Rogers and Samnel Rogers of Markle, and Normal Rogers of Mbnoart, and half asters ar Mr. Jea, nette Undol of Hnnttngtoa, Mrs. Ida; Hosier of Larwfll, and Mrs. Emm Rarick of Markle.

The English channel between Dover, Bot 180 lMt to The Pawnee scouts after the civil war became showmen for "Buffalo Bill:" 1 ann. a farircr, nnd Minnie FuDrine ofiAngelea, Ca and Frank Rogers of Huntington Hamon F. Warpiip, a farm or of Huntiofton county, and Catherine Hef ner ot Roanoke. Fraik M. Van Winkle of Lawrenca viJle.

Illinnit, beokkeiyjer ton of J. ML VanWinkle of Fiat Rock, Uliuol and Dcrothy N. Hdmea of Warrea. CARD OF TIIAJN'Kg. We wish to thank our neighbor and.

durin, th lllnea. aad aUiho.death Abo the courtesy and 'promptness of th Public Savings Insurance Co. Mrs. Ar tha WaJdroa anil family. HIE OLD fjQME TOWN DOINGS OF THE DUFFS If THE VVHIP SALESMAN rVMO ENTERX4ND THE BOYS FRONT WITH SOMB CI THICKS t'n CAMS TtSVI YBSTRSJOAY OP TrW HArNffSS SHOgk V.

ygi Two 2 Quality CougfcSyruP Made RighYllere in HunlingroaVi 7 BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Artbcr Elwiswr ace the pa ents of a daughter bora estetdBy at the Huntington county Jbappita). Mr. and Mrs.

Cart Rofcrt ct Hamlet, are the parents ot son who has been named. Clchard Refer was fotroeriy Mia CrrfkWlneke of this Since the worl SjL9T4r dogs dl appeared in France. Many thousands accounted for were killed by projectile while employed as msasag Kit is with th Freach armjw.r. Bnaket are rat I Jjthmtm'olfPik'B. am.

Durlni the first ftfteea Teifi "of American occapttlon. of esJJd ion the hospital record tnt cast of aaaks Wt. 'A Mam BM.to,hatSpre5Li BntJaaJ org tht counter was aeearsd from Eu To taqttfr sw ttm wsifart a Arab' wif feaghtsr ia xegasded TOM HAS A Jitm ym iMi Wholesale Prices It 3 It ITI rars. vmjwrm wv 7. rl lie I 1 Awi vwaria tw 1 n.

I 1 ffW 4 V'fTir ir Bi. i We will have on display and sale, a cornTiete line of Fur Coats, in all lengths, anrTtrimmed in the durable effects. 1 LrJ Also Scarfs in all qualities and colors, Chokersetc. At a Saving of From 50 to 75 Per cent Every coat and piece of fur is moaoJtttelp suaratsteed. 'j 1 Only 'rlsY Yf1tfRt0i Signs are "ai1 plain bb they 'Swi 's Can i Real cold weather wie will iMi.

i tJu jj. Whan th tetfporatar, iW WofV afxtrelght dsaxea yenthom isnt as eomfortabl a b. If ltl hink jro. ought to CaQ. to look over yvnr.

heating 'Wiaipment ad perhaps Install another, don't you Well gla to serv yont and yonll be. clad wi lMi! i pr IX AKDBURPEUP Ij JiisSlal ssaa1saBaHBBBamm WICKED KICK aaOsOMsaer; f. in MaaOagtoa I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i iiiir: Local fleiman Ben Marks mi. 1 M. A.

PETERS and Territory RepresentaUv tnnwi IBt. i i' yis wl XA AT AAAV 7 isfiaaaTW'nlUalll "Th DeWltt CUnton, AmCrieall first and famous railroad trata 'cib to Lansing recently to visit on of the ArK aad euQaUy famous BEOS. Th Itwo quaint but hgptrln relk4o whlt transportation owe soen side by aids in the aecompsnying. view token la the Michigan Cap. ltaL This REO shown is a 190ft modal according to JBL B.

JTrVderkk. Eeo dlattibtitof, and is still running although there have been no mechanical, Chghges made of fttiy importonc oa it since' the ca left, tki factory fifteen yean ago. The car is a one cylindsr model and la kept vr The DeWltt CUnton train and REO were photojgrapbffjilt former was en route back to New. York after It had bwnshown at th Chicago PaMnt Pwxrrsa Tig DeWItt Clinton Wag bnllty u. wu uaen xrom new tto Ainany oy tow.

Boat' arttnog at ita destination on July 2Sth. It was pot oa tha road oav Juy 27th and I madejto first trip tm July yr.L. i The DeWitt Clinton, as first bnilt, weighed a remodeled th locomotlv weighs 0420 pound. la weight of Jta tender is 8340 pounds. And aca; coCb Weighs 8,420 'pounds, jainik irtJ; safcsaaaaaaasaaaaassaaa 7 Ii 1 1 alMiai iisaaasaaaaji lissaaasaaaaaalaM amsasi tsi 1 1 AND Vooff SOM COte HERE AND i.

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