Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 3

1 Qlrl is an acquaintance, in thousands of American homes where she is known as The None Such Mince Meat Girl." Her amile is reflected in every home she enters for she brings delicious mince pic to all, and at the same time saves the housewife from the drudg- cry that old time mince pie making required. lold Ti Send jour vlilrvftj Ti lir of thy ByracuM. IONESUCI MINCE.MEAT, Going For A Lake Trip? You'll fully on Joy nil of ItsdollRht. if you takuojio or tuo I SUPERIOR TliANSPORTATION CO'S STEAMSHIPS, between Chicago and Muckinac iuur times cvsry week, steel steamship "Manltou" Is unlace. Travels 'iwlxt Chleaso Harbor n.

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Traffic Manager. O. Martin, Genl. Pass and Ticket Agent. CATARRH NASAL CATARRH Is a LOCAL DISEiSK 1it the result'of cold climatic I It can be bra Ipleasant remedy whlcb III applied, directly Into nostrils.

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aoi Madison Street, Chicago. Greatest or ihe 19th Hoiilcated the Core ot Anthinn Midall Polmonarj DUewes, 1C has no lor Bcbe, people die aanuallj.Iiom.-tlie nuntd dlseaws. Wbjf suBer die, -when Medicated Ur-H irnwanteedtocurejon. Medicated 8.. JL THE RAILROADS Men Will Join in Kpko- Pole Raising.

AN iriPOKTANf General News of Railroads and Rail ro'airEmpIoye's. Tlio Kokorno. Tribune says: The Republican employes of the Fun- tonnaie railroad In this city are preparing a McKlnley polo wMch 1 they claim will eclipse anything yet put up In tills 'neighborhood. The boys have been grouted, permllsslon by the company to plirat kt -on the. railroad across from the depot anil to the switch engine'to pull tt up, Tttie ranhandle Republican glee clubs from Logansport aud Richmond have their Intention to be present, the company will furnish transportation free to them ami a large number' of other railroad men.

Tllie Kokomo. boys hitond to make It the biggest pole rjilislripr of the The boys lire cndwi.voring ro 1 obtain sonic prominent speaker 'from 'a distance but have not yet -decided whom. The date of tiic raising will be announced later. lll'PORTANT. DECISION.

The late decision'of the Interstate- Commerce Commission in the case ot the Omaha Commercial Club vs. the Rock Island and other roads, makes one point which carries wiili ft considerable importsuicc. n.s under this clause of the decision: "Throufrh rates are matters of contract beiweuw carriers composing through lines, and the commission has no power to compel connecting carriers to contract, with each otter. It IB case-of shipments under a through bill ot lading and a through rate, the privilege of stoppage in transit, at an intermediate point and trying to market there, and, if it be found unsatisfactory, of reshipplug on to the point of original destination at the balance of the 'through rate, be lawful, the granting'of It to one locality and denying'of it to another under substantially similar circumstances would be an against the latter." YOUNGEST W. H.

Baldwin, who succeeds Austin Corblu, deceased, as'president, of the Long Island road, 'be" the youngest railway official holding 'the position of president In the.country, but thirty-five years age. He Is of Harvard College, of the of'SJ. He took up the law, and-would doubtless h'av'e pursued the even tenor of his way but for'the Influence of Charles Francis Adams and an Indorsement by President Eliot, by which he was persuaded to join the staff of the Union'PacLfle. railway. When'lie'left "this 'property 'It'had passed into the'control'of Jay Gould.

Next Mr. Baldwin became; 'connected with the Flint'and Perte Marquette 1 railway, and worked iip'-tb be general manager. He was called to help In the -reorganization of the Richmond terminal, which'was 'developed Into the- Southern railway 'by Samuel Spencer, then connected with Drexel, Morgan Co. In the'growth' of this system it is said tb'at Mr. Baldwin's energy and power as an organiser were lonspiciious; "RAILROAD NOTES.

Baggageman. Mlclinc'l, Rb'sher, of'the ranUmndle. Is visiting friends Mr. 'NeJs In'ltie, time 1 keeper Panhandle office, is taking a i vaenition. Dr.

Allen will address the Y. M. O. afternoon at 3. o'clock! All are Invited.

Winognrdner', the' Pciihandle flreinab, suffered homdrrhage'of tlie lungs yesterday, The of Mr, and'Mra. L. M. Bantx died yesterday morning at Henry Rotlkoy', of "the blacksmith Shop, was 1 of sickness. WJli'McNitt, the pop'iilar'nlght ticket, agent nt 'tlie Pcimsylvan'la, station, 'lias purchased a 'new Stern's Howard 'of the'Panhandle flees, was called to Chicago yesterday by the serious illness of a brother.

Tlie park that went west through here about ten days ago, will pass through today pn oast. Railway Men's 'Sound Money Riohmond Is prepartag to visit Lognnsport jn the near future. Master'Meehanic, and T. Miller, foreman ot tlie Dennlson 1 'the shops yesterday morning. The''seventh' aninivdl' report' of' 1 the Voluntary Relief department, of Pennsylvania Hues west ofPlttsburg.

was'ls-siied 1 W. has succeeded W. E. 1 Widgeon us road 1 'foreman of -engines on the''Michigan'division of the dalia line. Mr.

nbw''haTe his duties as trainmaster and roat engines to perform Mi at.Ter.re.Haute yesterday John.G. Suecd, pay niiuner of Pan has returned from-a va catlonaud left yesterday on his month ly rounds with the pay jEnglne Xo. ,457 taken from th shops, yesterday after un dergoing fourth class the Richmond division; William Holland, of. the Panhandl paint.shop; over-, on the Southslde yesterday afternoon doing, some fiincy lettering on the Trade Palace, wagon. Harry St.

Panhandle engl noer, and Thomas Austin, luive-re turned from a week's, outing at Bass They report; a jolly time Moron.of the blacksmith's shop 'who was injured a week ago, -Is stil hi a bad condition. able to move about with assistance of a pair of crutches. Many members -of. the Riclimom Railway Men's: Souncl Money club'-wll. 'attnnd the big demonstration.and heai the speech Brooks next -Wed nesdny night.

Kenney of Kenney the. Panhnndle passenger conductor Denver -return husband who has', been there several weeks for the benefit of 111 Is a Pa.t un, employe -'of rlie Wa bas-h-. company, last-jiight for-his old home in Ireland, to- remain until affbr or until in America 'become more settled. This Is visit to. Ireland since taking up'his residence iu this country The convention, of the Brotherhood of.

locomotive Firemsn will convene at on Tuesday of next week. On Wagner cars -wii! leave St. Louis over the Missouri Pacific, carrying the delegates, and will return by tlie. Missouri, Kansas Texas. E.

formerly of this city, but more.recently of Torre Haute, has been appointed the Indianapolis round house. He was formerly road foreman of engines on the-Michigan division of the Vamlalla. He succeeds C. Idler, who has returned to the car department ou account of advanced years. The ladies' auxiliary to the R.

Y. M. C. A. met Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.

Truman on East Spear, street. It decided to have a social at Mrs. Truman's home ome time soon and to use- the money raised song books to, be used to the R. R. C.

A. build- lug. The idea. Is a good one, Present indications- that the roads In.Indiana, Ohio; and. Virginia are to handle more apples this year than has ever- bees known 1 before.

There are two counties' In 'Ohio that expect to ship 100,000 barrels of apples this fall, and the freight officials In these States are preparing 1 to handle them, as many -wilill shipped' quite a distance. Two'of the hew freight engines which the -Vandalia Is receiving can haul as many cars as three of the old ones, and this has resulted In tho'dis- mflssal of 0fteen' firemen'-'and the setting back of fifteen engineers to Wlicn tlie new engines are in service more-firemen 'will' be dismissed; It is given work In some on tho road. Joseph Wood, vice and L. TTi "Loree, general manager of 1 Ia- Vines west of Pittsburg, J. Miller, general snperlh- tondent of the''sbuHiwestern system; and'Charles Watt, formerly division luperi-ntcndent now 'general'sup- rinten'dent of the werV in the city for a short''time yesterday.

They went 'to' Effnor yes- Tlie more important roads arc now problem 1 the number of cars and'adding to the tonnage -eiWTled by each" car, so as 'to make a d'ec'resse in 1 custom of haultag one'car a hundred miles or more with h'nlf a load is to ''be 1 abolished if 01- as possible! and'the rule will' be load cars to their full capacitj- and'in acid 'to th'e average oad. This' plai' would insure' greater earnings car and per train, and' proportionately 'decrease the expense transportation. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure Its stages and that Is Catarrh. Haifs 'Catarrh Cure tbe only positive cure now known to he medical fraternity: 'Catarrh being constitutionalv disease, 'a onstithttonal- treatment. -Ca-'.

arrh Cure is taken acting directly 'upon the 'blood-' and' mucous surfaced of th'e tnereby. des- roying the foiindatlon-'cif 1 the 1 disease 1 and giving "'the "patient strength" by' jui'lding 1 up the'const'itut'lon''arid ng'nature in doing pro'- 1 irietiirs 'ha've'so-much'-falitli' to Its Ive they offer''One drcdiDoilaTS for case If )' cufe. for list AddressTT.iJVCHEXBT CO ihln' Ohio. CLOTHIN0. CLOTHING.

We have no old shelf worn goods, but everything new and up to date. Read the following prices: Our $15.00 Suits go for $12,00 Our Suits go for Our $10.00 Suits go for 7.50 Our $8,00 Suits go for Our $5,00 Suits go for $3.50 9 50G FOR CHOKE OF AM STRAW BAT IN'THE STORE. 25c choice of any our Children's Straw Hats. Boys' Duck Suits one third off, they are bargains. fvow is the time to buy a Suit of Clothes, a Hat or Gents Furnishing ds, and 526 Broadway is the place to save money, These Prices are For Cash Only.

G. GRACE D-W REUNION OF SOLDIERS. Twelfth U. S. Inf.

Enjoys a Renewal of Old Friendships. At'the residence of L. E. at Adamsboro, September Stli, tlie annual reunion of tbe Twell'tli S. Infantry, was participated in liy mtiiiy of't'lie gallant with fn'mllies.

Tlae next meeting will be the 'flrst Tuesday in September, at 'the liome Comrade Ooo. Suydcr of this city. Wl B. Bray was made cJialrmau' of tbe regimental as To.the. latter The Journal is Indebted Cor foiiowing partial list of B.

'Bray aud wife. L. -r. Ha ten iid Svlfo'aud Mi-s. Foor, of Macy, ,1.

W. Hanson nnd wife, of Fulton; E. Brown-and wife, H. Harrison wife and AV. B.

Packard and wife, of 'Among, those 'present from IvORnnsport were. Mayor Geo. P. McKee aud daughter, Geo. J.

Jesse Losier aud wife, C. L. Alford ind wife, Allen Lewi's aud wife. Mrs. Mary Reed and M'iss Minnie Eewl, Mrs.

Mrs. HnncV Lanftton. Mrs. Dillie, of Turre Haute was aLsp present. The ptttherlng' In-'ii'll'numbered five, ami all had a "PUSH THE "WORK was'.

Announced at Republican headqunrters today that state the Chicago convention Sfe McK'luley clubs iaVe been" formed" In; the State, 'nearly our to eacli eounity. TJiese clubs, It is said, ai-o largely 'iinde. up of wagc- J. Higglns, secretary the Starte League, of, Republican clubs, wiho has bad to "do with tne.pr- gianlzation said that never ''In the history of 'jiolitlcs the. State was' it so" easy', to form working He declares 'the State Is' "better.

organized Republicans lit at' th is stage of a. ya-ttonfti. cam- paign. fly New Goods Are -here. fore buying, examine them be- AL.

YOUNG, The Practical Pearl Tailor. UP IN A W. man, ent up a ten foot'paper ballpon last 'onhii with'a tag' atfach'ed' wliich was 'the 'statement to the Detect thai the ftpder, should he.rehirn would be given a credit of 'a heard of he tag it lay by a youiig irinn', who found it two miles'East "of the the gentlem.iu gets ready'to purehnse'his iln.no, he will have his flrst.paymo.nt; already THE The pleasant effect pan'd perfect 'HlGTy TVlLiJ jyrup" of flnder conditions, make it their favorite To.e<?t, lie tnie ajid look 'for he name'''of the California i Company, printed ne'a'r the bottoili'pf' he; packa'ge. For sale Drawings? of AU Kinds Made by BYRON B. GORDON.

Draiiglitsman Patent Attorney. SpiyBldck, Logansport INDIANA'S BLIND. Society Being Formed to Provide Work to the Aff Hcted. Sold by 1 Miles T. Ckioper New A lban ls now visiting Indiana, cities and will cowe to.Lognusport for the purpose 'of creutlng a sentiment looking toward the employment of tlie bllnd people la 'tiic 1 will not 1 only not bo a enargejon the State, but.

will, be more- thnn self-sustaining. is a blind man aud knows tbe history of unfortunate people. He says 'of the people' in. the only about l'40 'their ''iKvni 1-Ivi'ajt. Tluj are stowed awny Jn county 'the 'expense "the' county.

A' sociirty b'as 'been 'fo'rm'cd for tbe of getting the blind together in. shops aud.manufac-. wbere tiey. crin, 1 vji.ntage.to;'the Is the puii)bse, to.ask the State for an appropriation to build shops, and the-operators, entirely- blind people, to turn the goods overto the State, and thus the blind, will, Mr. Cooper thinks, be taken from the poor houses, receive miicb better treatment, and will become at least self-sustaining.

DCHYN Ctt SECOND STREET. The residents of Second street between Market and the Railroad arc iu their complaints of the 'condition of. the street. It is said to be 'ov'erprowii with and in time of it is stated Uiat a rerit.i.ble 'pond is formed because the putters are so overgrown with weeds that, tbe water lias outlet During the Illness of the street and his con-. 'sequent absence, some of the plaining citizens suggest the, of the coiBicil after the matter: Subscribe for The Journal.