Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 24

DAILY PHAROS OITY NB.WS. Sazoke Constitution Elm, 5c cigar. "The Finish of Mr. Fresh" company at the Dunn. Order yoar pants of W.I).

Craig, 208 Sixth street. Jfanses Jlory of Nebraska is visiting parents in Miami township. Dr. T. H.

Tubraan went to Chicago st.won on professional business, Delia Brown's hats for Sight's trade, at 313 Third street- Hod Turner's barber shop is open at the old stand, AH the latest designs in millinery afc Mrs. Ella Swadener's on Fourth afrs A. P. Flynn went to South Brad today to spend Sunday with Mr. j.

Richard Givens. The Barnett cigar stand handles die brands in Key West, Havana and domestic cigars. Dunlap hat given awav some in the next ten days at the Bar- dgar stand. Come in and see it Itossed chickens, oysters, celery, wax beans, Rothermel, this also try our Mocha and Java CBoftee 20c lb. Jwst received, 100 Sure Shot detec- cameras; complete outfit for taking pictures, 1.

Also, Joker electee for Annex. you secured your season ticket lecture course yet? If not, 'wfeyaot? You can hear ten enter- -takments for one dollar. Don't wait It is too late. If you want to pay $25 for a suit I make you for 816.50,1 can't help -a, oan Just remember I told you it, will W. Lucy, Royal Tailors, Chicago.

Milton Huston, aged 43 years, died at his home, 50 Front street paralysis. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. at the English latbaran church. Burial Mt.

cemetery. new programme of music willba -rendered tomorrow at 10 o'clock IEXSS and at vesper service at 3 p. St Vincent's church by the choir of St. Vincent's church, under the di- sHctaon of Prof. Kissel.

Tie'fire in Himmelberger's mill at which was mentioned ast tin? Pharos at the time, did not en- fez; ioss of $25,000, as mentioned. Tbe was in the neighborhood of fully covered by insurance. Conn of Onward has a visit with his son, Dr. Q. Conn, at Bainbridge, Putnam CWKSSF- While there he went to the of Miss Pearl Bryan, who was "4s cruelly murdered by Jackscn and "UEiHiug.

So many people visit the 35T3.VO that a foot path is worn" axoond it. i-aok: Do you want to save money You do or you don t. If vou do, see the fine line of gents' neckwear at the Trade Palace this ewsntng. A fine four-in-hand, square' at 25c; a 50c puff, 25c. See our hosiery, night shirts, fancy white shirts, sweaters, cuffs.

Don't fail to see evening NELSON ON TRIAL. THEODORE WORK TAKEN FROM COLUMBUS PRISON TO TESTIFY. BRIEF RAILROAD NEWS. to be a Former Pal of Nelson's and is Serving Ten Years. Fred Nelson formerly a telephone linaman of this city, who was arrested recently in Marion and taken to Meigs county, Ohio, to answer a charge of larseny and burglary, is now on trial at the latter place.

Theodore Work, now serving a ten-year sentence the Columbus, 0., penitentiary on a similar charge from the'same county been taken to that place to testify in the case against Nelson. He is said to be an old pal of Nelson. The latter, married a well known young lady of this city, who is at the home of Nelson's parents and who is still a firm believer in her new husband's innocence NOTHING FAVORABLE -o Brains! 5 (Rule the world don't they?) 1 Jit is our Business to furnish Brain Building Food To Brain Workers. That food is Orape-NUts. AudPostum Cereal Battle Creek, make Yet Heard From the Panhandle Regarding Locatioo of Baptist Meeting.

Mention was made in the Pharos days ago regarding the attempt of the Gorman Baptist committee to get the Panhandle to make some suitable rate so that Logansport could land the meeting of the association here in 1900. Joseph Studebakar of Flora is in receipt of a letter from George E. Rockwell, assistant general passenger at Cincinnati, in which he states that he is uable to give the committee any encouragement, but has referred the letter to the higher authorities at Plttsburg. It looks- as though the Panhandle will not come down to the requests of the committee. Result of a Jag.

A drunken shoemaker suddenly appeared at Fourteenth and Spear streets today and so badly frightened the natwes that Patrolman Houghton was called to do the "bouncer" act. On the heals of the call for police name tlift report that a well known citizen oi: the southwest corner of Fourteenth and Spear streets had shot and killed kis wife. It flew like wilfire about town and a Pharos reporter in company with Deputy Prosecutor Duckworth hastily visited that corner. The supposed victim of an infuriated man was standing at her gate talking to a neighbor and probably wondered what attracted so many people near her home. Leaves Tomorrow.

Emmett Mulholland was bidding his friends good-bye today. He will go to Lima, Ohio, tomorrow, which, place he will, for some time at least, make his home. Emmett's friends, and they are legion, will regret his leave taking and will hope that the absence of himself and family from their home city will be but temporary and that in time they will return to their childhood home on the banks of the Wabash. Mr. Mulbolland's services have been highly appreciated by his employers and he has been called to a higher and much more responsible position, that carries with it much larger compensation.

Miller Released. John Miller, the mute, wno became so obstreperous yesterday as to tear up a lease for a bicycle, which he grabbed from the hands of Constable Wallace Smith, was released from jail this morning, having since his incarceration decidedly cooled off. He is again at work on the'sewer tranches and if he behaves will be allowed to work straight ahead. The bicycle deal will be pulled off in a few days. Miller will probably never "sass" a justice of the peace again.

'Squire Newer released the fellow out of sympathy for his misfortune. Interesting Items About the Roads Oath- ereil From Sources. E. F. Ktiarney of Bicbmond was in tbe city today.

The Wabash sold 250 tickets to Lafayette during the week. Kouert Wier of the Panhandle is at Chicago to spend Sunday. Panhandle Conductor Ed Gardner is out after an attack of illness. Bora to Panhandle Switchman Ernest Wright and wife, a son. The Santa Fe has just given an orcer for seventy-five locomotives.

Wabash Ticket Agent Hannigan has returned from a trip to West Baden. William Powlen and Pater King of Royal Center are now Panhandle firemen. Winter tourist rates in the south will go into effect Oct. 15, and will be good until May 21. Chief Clerk Hutton to Superintendent Bonebrake is able to be out again after an attack of illness.

Third Vice President Pngh. of the ATTEND Tonight and Monday's Great in Sate. Pennsylvania railroad passed through here today in his special car. The pay rolls of the Lake Erie it- Western are ranging from SI 1,000 to per month larger than at any former period, so heavy is traffic. Detective Pierson of the Panhandle says that Hartford City is toughest place on his division, and it takes all his time between there and Dun kirk.

A Pennsylvania class engine pulled a five-coach train fiom Camden to AT THE GOLDEN RULE. No chance of Ic? Cream Poison if J.B.L. Vanilla is used in the cream is you make. It is the Chemical Vanilla that Poison. Call at our Office 210 6th St.

and see the Vanilla Beans that we use, and the way we make Extract. Dr. J. B. Lynas 4 Son, Makers Sellers oi Pure Flavoring Extracts BARGAIN.

Boarding House or Residence a large two story located for keeping roomers or for use as a private or boarding house; drilled we 1, cistern, large cellar. All newly papeied and painted, large lot. And located whitbin three blocks of the center of this city. We will eithei trade or sell this property. it is a eaauve-uuam trade or sell this property.

City last week, 58.3 miles at bar(Tain for some one.This property is an average speed oi 67.2 miles an i oca between Eel and Wabash river. -I-. T-irt hour. The contract for enclosing the right of way of the Indianapolis Muncie electric railway has been given an Anderson fence company. The fencing will cost $10,000.

The roads are inclined to hold back their orders for steel rails, owing to the high price. Orders for 250,000 tons, next year's delivery, are on the basis of a ton. Thomas Slattery, who died at Lafayette recently, helped to Traild the Wabash road through this part of Indiana, and later was an engineer on the line for thirty years. Leon Ban-on of Royal Center, a brother of Mrs. George W.

Walters of this city, is home from Ohio, where he was mixed-up in a wreck at Defiance. He is not seriously hurt located between LINC W. PILLIWG. FLORIAK KELLER. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance 219 4th Opposite Pharos Office Stricture Positively cured by our painless method.

No Cutting. No detention from business. $500 for any.case undertake and fail to cure. DR. GASAWAY CO.

The Reliable Specialists, Treat all Chronic, Nervous, Blood, Skin, Special and Private Diseases We fa Mere III Otto It The following letter speaks for itself and needs no comment. The original is on file in our office and be seen by any one who is interested in our method of treatment: MR. C. Logansport, Sept. 19,1899.

Chicago. Illinois. Parker Johnson have ordered for their planing mill a Royal Invincible a machine for sandpapering doors, sash, etc. It costs $1,000 and is much used in the big mills of the country. From various parts of the world statements come to the effect that the comparatively roughly made American engine is a more satisfactory machine than its beautifully finished English or Scotch made brother.

According to the Royal Center Record Engineer George Shaver of the Panhandle came very near being in a severe wreck again a few nights ago. The presence of mind of the man at the throttle of the other engine saved a bad mix-up. Royal Center Record: Superintendent Bonebrake and other officials were viewing the the grading work at Boone last week. They are said to be well pleased at the progress being made and it won't be long before a double MONEYjAJSD SHOES as much as the other; but we require very little of your money for a great deal of value in OUR'SHOES. The reason we give so much for.so little is because we do an immense business.

A small profit from each customer satisfies our patrons too. SEASONABLE SHOES', are the kind we sell.Prepare for wintry your feet dry and comfortable thereby preventing etc.Our shoes are forts for the feet. track will Center. be clown through Royal THE MARKETS. Reported Dally by S.

D. Qrtfflin 326 Market Street. 14 Balloon Ascension Tomorrow. The electric cars will run to Spencer park tomorrow afternoon in order to accommodate hhe crowds to witness the balloon ascension and parachute descent. The man who makes the drop is the husband of Ida LeRoy, the woman recently injured at Deer Creek, while engaging in the perilous work.

The affair is for her benefit The balloon will go up about -i o'clock. Chicago. October opened at 72ic; closed at 72c. opened at 31 Jc; closed at opened at 23c; closed at opened at $8.10: closed, $8.07. Toledo, 0., Oct.

opened at 7Hc-; closed at 71ic; Dec. opened at closed at Curfew Violators. Three lads, ages ranging from 10 to 12 years, and one colored, were taken in last night by the police for a violation of the curfew ordinance. They were given a lecture by Sergeant Morris and then released until this morning, when they appeared before 'Squire Guthrie and again released. One of the boys said his watch was too slow.

Logansport, Oct. 65c; oats, 18c; clover corn, 28c; 14.00. Stevenson Klinsick, 403 BROADWAY. HOW TO HELP THE CITY. A Recent Instance of Pushing the Boom Along.

Tho council of Whiting, on Thursday night unanimously passed a raso- lution for the purchase of one of Obenchain Boyer's two horse combination chemical engines and hose wagons as heretofore spoken of in the the contract for the same has been received by the firm. This action is largely due to the fact of the Logansport council having given an order to the same firm for a similar, but larger engine. The Whiting council having come here to see Logansport engine and knowing that our city council had bought of home manufacturers, felt in pkcing their order. At the same time they had inspected many other engines and were best pleased with, the one manufactured here. This incident suggests the importance of standing by home people.

The way tc build up manufactory here is to encourage our home Dear I received your letter yesterday. You ask me in regard to Dr. Gasaway and treating me for STRICTURE. They did, and they cured me. I doctored three years with one doctor, and nine months with another, and also a number of other doctors at different times.

I got no relief from anything until I went to Dr. Gasaway Co. I had been troubled with STRICTURE for 25 years, and when I went to them 1 was so weak I could not work. I was able to work in a short time, and never lost a day's work, since they cured me. I took two treatments a week and was cured in ninety days.

Yours Truly, JOS. SHARKEY. GONORRHOEA Cured in 5 days by oui new method, no danger of stricture, no injections used "SYPHILIS. can cure Syphilis no matter how lone St8n iNFL.4.MMATIQN of Prostate and Bladder, Gleet, instantly 'relieved and permantly cured. VARICOCELE cured forevtr in 10 days by our special treatment.

No detention Irom your daily work. WRITE (If you car.not possibly call at the office) stating In full vour condition and receive our opinion advice by return mail. All business strictly confidential. Consultation Free. Dr.

Gasaway Co. Specialists Over City bank Fourth and Broadway, entrance on Broadway, LoewiBport Ind. Olfice hours 9 li. m. to 4 p.

m. 6.to 8:30 Sunday 10 to 12. For Spot Cash the next 30 days you can get Any Suit of Clothes Made for $20. $25 and $30 at JULIUS K1JENEM ANN Tailor, 504 Broadway. BAKU Makes the IFood more ddidoos and wholesome 4DDITIONAL ITEMS.

Attorney Frank Kistler was at Crawfo rdsville yesterday attending the carnival. C. J. Hildebrandt of the city electric light department is off duty on account of illness. Steinhart's orchestra furnished music at the Elks opening social session Thursday evening.

The new selections rendered were much appreciated. Isaac Himmelberger, Allen Richardson, Jos. Beitemeier, Robert Carroll, Thomas Welch and Thomas Quigley took'in the Lafayette street carnival yesterday. A wedding reception wiH be given on the evening of Oct. 18 by Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Schaff, whose marriage will occur at 3 o'clock that evening, the reception to follow. H. A. Hutton and wife of Crawfordsville will spend Sunday with Western Union Manager M.

H. Hutton and family here. The former is manager of Crawfordsville office. The Improved Order of Knights of Pythias now has twenty-sir members and the work of electing officers will be done next week- The only differ- once between the old and the new orders is the fact that saloon men, including bartenders, are eligible to membership. Several strong individuals ftbont town are causing annoyance to the city water works employes by turning; on the hydrants? One at Poiirth.

and Broadway was turned partly ou yesterday afternoon. It takes a mail FANCY STRIPED WORSTED Comet in every SOLID COMFORT and SHAPELINESS to fit yoor fijure perfectly and made exactly to your Our mammoth itock cMtahn different of rfriktajly from the IncxpcMivt tat to the lower prictf thin you for Mjh-tUw MerchMt Tailwtaf. prictf thin you tiavc ever fM We teuMBM Mrf OnaxHttat putmiUr cutoBcr foe wfeOB It CovptcU of ctaiut Geo. W. Lucy's 416 Broadwqr.

with a hand to tarn it out ft wrench. Ex-sheriff Hombuntf WM unoBg thaw who took in Wftbwh izcvr-.