Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 16

You will learn thing that will interest you by reading what will appear in this space to-morrow. SCHMITT HEFFLEY. WE WILL GIVE Ten Per Cent Oft ON OVERCOATS, For the Next 30 Days! As our goods are marked in plain figures and our reputation established as a One Priced house, there can be no deception practiced anyone. Yours Respectfully, Ferpson Guthrie's No. 322 Market Street.

SI $25 7 JITS. PANT "TUCKER, THE TAILOR." S. 5 MADE TO ORDER. The Beginning of New Year Is a fitting time to express thanks tu my many friends and customers for their liberal Patronrage Extended to me during the past year, I will continue to furnish the latest'Patterns and worthies in my line and will do all in power to earn a continuance of the same Patronage this yeai. D.

HAUK, The Jeweler, SAIL IN AND SEE US! THIS WEEK. We will give you a Ladies' Button Shoe for 60 Ladies' patent shoe for 1 00 Men's velvet slippers for. 50 Men's Congress shoes for. 1 25 Men's working shoes for 1 00 Your pick out of the store of Puritan calf goods for 2 00 Button, Congress, this week only. Dally Journal.

a CHICAGO SHOE STOKE, 403 Broadway, Logansport. SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 11. Harry Frank, is confined to his home by illness. Ladies and men's fine furnishing goods, at Patterson's, the Haberdasher.

Postmaster Touilinson's appointment has been confirmed in the U. S. Senate. Things were quiet in the court room yesterday and no cases ot pub- lie importance were called up. Hood's Sarsaparilla catarrh by expelling impurity from the blood, which is the cause of the complaint.

Give it a trail. 5 Mrs. J. F. Getty has returned from visiting friends in Chicago and Sterling, 111., where she has been for the last four weeks.

Logan Lodge No. 1,248, Knights of Honor, will give a grand ball at the rink on the evening of the 21st the proceeds of the same to be applied on the sick benefit fund of the lodge. Miss Henrietta Titus, a blind lady, a graduate of Baldwin university, will lecture at the Market street M. E. church on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

Her subject, "Thorough Work, or Radicalism, in-tnex Church." Everybody invited. Mr. J. A. Needham, who has been employed by tha Vandalia railroad company tor the last three years as baggage master resigned his position on the 8th inst.

which was much regretted by all trainmen and employees ot.the road at this place, as he hag been a faithful employe in the discharge of his duties. The temperance revival which continued two weeks at Xenia under the direction of Buck Stanley and Joe Critchfield, closed Wednesday. Mr. Stanley states that, the revival has been, a highly successful one, closing with the signatures of more than five hundred persons who declared for temperance and right. At the last meeting a branch of the Temperance Gospel Union was organized, and the good people of Xenia expect to carry on the work from the point whfre their leaders left it.

Messrs. Stanley and Critchfield' expect, to open the campaign against King Alcohol at JonesbOro next week. The funeral of tha late Mrs. Robert Burket will be held at the residence, in the East End this morning at 0 o'clock. Snort ceremonies will be conducted over the remains by the Star and Daughters of Rebeckah, of which lodges the deceased was a member.

The remains will then be taken to Blue Ball church in Washington township where the funeral services will be held. Interment will be made in the Miller cemetery about a mile from the church. By some unfortunate misunderstanding the time of the funeral was announced in yesterday's Journal as yesterday a. m. Secretary Johnson, of the State Board of Charities, reports that there are 188 adult epileptics, aad several hundred feeble-minded persons in th'e county poor farms of the state.

In addition to these are 431 insane in the county asylums, of which number he thinks not more than three hundred should be sent to the insane asylums, the others being harmless and incure- able, and being capable of useful labor on the poor farms. Mr. Johnson that with the Evansville and Richmond hospitals, with the capacity of 900 patients, soon to be opened, the State has made ample provision. There is mush cause for gratification in this showing. For many years Indiana waeds relict in caring for the unfortlinate who were thrown into the county poor farms, where, too often, they were treated, or neglected, in a most shameful manner.

Tom Qulgley- is laid up with the grip. Neckwear and hosiery, at the Haberdasher's. Suspenders'and underwear, at the Haberdasher's. Do you need shirts? Patterson, the Haberdasher, can flt you. Merchant Policeman Hutchins is laid up with the typhoid fever.

Mrs. Wm. Medaker has returned from an extended visit in Illinois. James Viney, of the flre department, is laid up with lung trouble. Papers have been made out for the recommitment of RufusDawes to the asylum.

Miss Magjjie Cuaningham is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. 8. Twoniey, at Ft. Wayne.

Medland, Gleitz Vuipilatt, were the lowest bidders for the Catholic orphans' home to built at Rensse- iaer. The papers have been made out for the admission of Miss Anna T. Beckley to the hospital for the insane at Long Cliff. Mrs. Sheriff Donaldson returned yesterday from an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs.

James Logan, at New Albany and her sister at Indianapolis. Camden Expositor: Otto Cline is now in the motion store business at Indianapolis Mr. Harry Fender, of Logansport, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Z. Hunt.

John Winters, of Deer Creek township, has taken the position of jailor uLder Sheriff Donaldson, owing to the continued illness of Tbos. Meek, the former turnkey. The spread epidemic has made such a demand for antipyrine, anti- feb'ine, and other specifics for colds" that the drugs are becoming scarce in the market, while quinine has gone up in price. Never has there been such a demand for these correctves in this country. Peru Republican: It is a pleasure to note that James Bryer, the veteran editor of the Logansport Journal, has fallen heir to a nice position in the federal service under the Census Bureau.

None is worthier or better qualified. He is an able writer and a charter member of the Republican party. A Western exchange comes to the point in the following original manner: 'Tell me, ye augelic hosts, ye messengers of love, shall swindled printers here below have no redress The angels napped their wings and said: 'To you a hope is given. Delinquents on a printer's list can never enter A man was picked up on the railroad track near Elkhart recently, with one of his legs off. He was cai- ried to the nearest house, and some of those present said they would go out and look for the missing limb.

"Yes," said the supposed unfortunate, who began to revive, "get my cork leg for me and I'll move on." La grippe has invaded the court house. County Treasurer Woll is sick in bed, Prosecutor McGreevy has been in bed all week, Deputy Mahoney is scarcely able to keep up the duties of the office and fears lung fever. Sheriff Donaldson still talks "hoarse" and says that it's a bad thing to have, while Auditor Torr and Deputy Clerk Sehwerdman are expecting an attack any day. Clerk Recorder Hubler are still "on deck." A chap entered a certain saloon a few days ago, and after a preliminary talk offered to bet one dollar with the bartender that he could "kick higher than the ceiling." The bet was taken and the follow told to kick away. "I wamt to sea the ceiling kick first then I'll beat it," was the reply, as he reached for the stakes, pocketed them and then walked cut.

The purveyor of liquid refreshment has scratched his head a good deal since, but he can't see the joke. The convention of State Catholic Knights of America at Indianapolis, was for the purpose ol effecting a State organization of the uniform, rank C. K. A. There are seven branches of the uniform rank, and these are now all included in a State division.

Mr. John R. Fox, pf this city, was elected Supreme Commander of the State Division. Father Campion was elected permanenl chairman of the association. Indi ana is the only State which has made a move toward organizing as a State body.

A case of considerable interest to men who insure their lives, for the benefit of their wives was u-eeently decided in St, Louis. The case wcs one in which a man had taken out such a policy. His wife died, and he married children by both marriages. At hia death a dispute arose as to who was entitled to the money. The decision of the ftour! was that, as the insurance was taken out for the benefit of the first wife her children alone entitled to the money.

Our Grand Drawini Consisting of a gold watch worth $25; a Silver Pit and gold lined Cup worth $25: 35 'arge Oil ings worth place Wednesday, Feb. Avail yourself of this opportunity and buy one worth of goods and get one chance, and if you lucky you can get one of the capital prizes, prices are known throughout the land to be 15 to 25 per cent, below'other houses, and if have not as yet bought your overcoat, comei SeeHow Cheap we Sell Thei Underwear and gloves and heavy suits must go less of value. Children's suits from $1 Boy's overcoats from 95c upward, and ever else in same proportion, by the progressive price clothier. Harry Fran To Be Sure, of Logansport and Delphi. C.

E. KILBORNE'S BAKERY AND RESTAURA1 317 Market Street Is the best place in the city for board, by the week. Meal tickets of 21 meals only $3.50. Use ''Peerless" and "Boston Brown" Bread. Revolutionary Prii Summons your best recollections and Our Special Low With those of other dealers and credit us with the of the Great Bargain Makers and Poor a 's Fr i nl COFFEE.

liootl sound berry ot extra choice green coffee per Ib 20 Fair quality cheap at 22e our price per Ib 21. Fancy Lkguyra per Ib 22 Fancy Golden Bio per Ib ....23 Choice roasted coffee In bulk 21 Fancy roasted coffee In buls 23 roasted coffee 1 Ib packages 23 Dlltworth roasted coffee 1 Ib packages 21 SUGAR Granulated 71 4c Contectloniiry A 7 Franklin 6 Keystone Continual Franklin XC 5 American XC 5 Southdown prices made on barrel! lots. DRIED FKUIT Choice halves ol peaches perlb Fancy halves ol peaches per Ib 7 Fancy Calatornlcv peaches per Ib 10 Choice one-IourUi apples per Ib Fancy Evaporated apples per Ib Fancy Evaporated apricots per Ib 15 Ordinary Prunes per Ib 5 French Prunes per Ib Ralsens Valencia per Balsens Ondaras per Ib Cranberries per qt Ol'jc BICE Ordinary quality of rice per Ib Choice quality ot rice per Ib Fancy quality at rloe per Ib Good enough for a Millionaire. MBAT Sugar cured ham Sugar cured tier Sugar cored California bams per Ib- Eugar cciedBnakfaM bacon per Fancy Dried per Bacon backs per Ib GREAT BARGAINS NED GOODS 3 Ib can of standard fine 3 Ib can of standard Maxwell Table soldlaatyear at 3 Ib can of fancy standard Golden CrowtlP peaches sold last year at 2Zc, Ib can or tomatoes 2 Ib can of corn only 2 Ib can of com standard only 2 Ib can of blackberries per can 2 Ib can of strawberries per can 2 Ib can of string beans per can 2 Ib can of lima beans per can And 100 other kinds ol canned prices. QUEENS ABB A great saving In this line Toilet sets Tea sets Dinner sets And 100 decorations and designs These are a few of the many In our Stores.

It is Never Too Late to do Therefore if you have been paying exorbitant prices once and seek the Great Bargain Merchants where you can of goods for seventy flre cents, We love to do business, we str i interests, we will save you money, we want your trade, McCaffrey Logansport, Ind..