Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 8

A VISIT TO MARKET Enabled us to secure Challies la Styles unusually pretty and There is an advantage in an selection. We.Offer Unprecedented And Matchless Values in high class China Silks, A Grand Exhibition Of Artistic Capes for Spring wear. These goods are tresh from themarket and we solicit an early inspection. TRAVELING MEN, Please Take Notice I have Secured a Choice Line of Gray Mixtures for Business Suits Just the Thine for the Road. Call and Examine Them.

Respectfully, JACOB HERZ. FOB ALL THE LATEST SY.LES 1 SPRING SQlUNGS CALL ON Harry G. Tucker, THE PEARL ST. TAILOR. The Rival Cabinet Letter File.

$1,50 For Each Cabinet Filingpiy. A12-File Cabinet $18 Call and See Them, at Wilson, Humphreys Co. For the Next Four Weeks I will, sell you an elegant suit for $22OO CASH. 1 do make room for the finest line of Spring Goods ever brought to this city Daily Journal. WEIliJESDAY MORNING MAY 20.

tf Pearl Street Fryer's soda is elegant. Croqet sets, at the Bazaar. Ed McConnell is at Winamac. New wool Golden Rule. Burt Hears, at Henry Schwier's.

Carpets are foing oft lively at the Trade Palace. The best stock of black wash g-oods, at the Golden Rule. J. T. Johnson returned from Chicago yesterday afternoon.

This is the week to buy sugar. Don't forget this. See Foley. Will Sb.afer and wife of Idaville were in the city yesterday. Dan Close is moving 1 into the Swigart property on North street.

Miss Eva Stuart has returned from a visit with friends at Anderson. Mrs. Helen Allen, of Terre Haute, is the guest of Mrs. T. H.

Wilson. Special offering, 45 cent fast black hose, 29 Rule. Al Jenks is at Kokomo in the inter, est of the Logansport Natural Gas Co. Indian Charlie is back in the city again. He has been at Rochester last.

Mrs. A. L. Alford is confined to her bed by an attack of erysipelas in her face. Have you the la grippe? J.

B. L. Catarrh Remedy is guaranteed a sure cure, J. B. Stanley and J.

R. Powell are conducting a temperance revival at Elvfood. "Queen of Cuba," is the best 10- cent cigar in the city, manufactured by C. J. Hildebrand.

Our 1 prices are correct. Let rne see or any other Schwier, 403 Broadway, new shoe house. Estrayed, a female pug dog from the Gerard farm. Anyone returning the same will be liberally re-warded. Dewitt C.

Justice went to Indianapolis yesterday on business before the Supreme Court' connected with'the Turpie-Lowe case. Mrs. John M. Owen, df Des Moines, Iowa, is visiting in the city' the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H.

3. Murdock at 920 Market street. Mr. I. N.

Leedy is but again after a severe tussle with la grippe. Leedy's entire family has had a serious seige of the distressing malady. 1 Yesterday, John Schwerdman, Rev. B. S.

-Clevenger. and Earl Stewart went to Indianapolis to attend the grand lodge I. 0. F. in session at that place.

Lafayette Courier: Mrs. H. C. Pickering and a party of friends will spend Tuesday afternoon at Happy Hollow, in honor of Miss Susie Robinson, of Logansport. Mr.

Anthony Smith will act as secretary of the Old Settlers at the celebration at Lake Cicott on June 8th. The indications are that the attendance on that occasion will be very large. The Journal collector will call on you within the next few days for your monthly subscription. Please bear in mind that it takes time and labor to make all the collections, and have your ready. By these means you will save him and yourself the inconvenience of aback call.

The Cass County Volunteers (War with Mexico) have secured trains and rates for their celebration, in association with the old settlers, at Lake Cicott on June 8th. The rates will be as heretofore 35 cents for aduts and 20 cents for special low rates from Monticello, Idaville and Burnettsville. It is' also' hoped that a special low rate may be secured on the Wabash Railway from New Waverly and Lime Switch. The Military Bund Concert. The regard in which tho military band is held by the people of Logansport was attested last by the large audience which greeted the boys at the opera house.

The program showed evidence of careftil study and was carried out in a very pleasing- manner, the audience frequently attesting its appreciation of the- better numbers by loud applause and numerous encores. For a summer evening the house was well filled and the band will net a njat sum to apply to the purchase of the new regulation uniforms. The part first was an interesting series of "music by the band," the boys appearing in burnt cork and fantastic plantation outfit. The selections were heartily applauded. The part second was opened by Julius Mattes with a piano solo in which the young 1 artist displayed an admirable proEciency.

Mr. Mattes presided at the piano during the evening in an excellent manner, and in a later number was supported by Dr. Frank Wynn in a piano duet of very pleasing quality. The baton drill of Buel, Schwering and Berkenruth, was a skillfully executed number received an encore. The Worstell boys, Elmer and Charles, with their tinkling mandolins came in for their invariable encore and responded pleasingly.

The "stump" speech by James Gangloff in costume, was an amusing number and brought down the house. The specialty act of Brewer, Cohee and Criss on their novel wood xylaphone was a remarkably pleasing number and likewise fell in for an encore. The cornet solo by Prof. H. L.

Bisbee gave that artist an excellent chance to display his powers on his favorite instrument and this number was loudly encored. The horn quartette by Melton, Smith, Brewer and Klinck was a pleasing number and wits followed by a. trombone solo by Clarence Bisbee which met with a hearty encore. Prof. Bisbee and Henry Melton then executed a pretty cornet duet and were followed by a baritone solo by Will Brewer which was one of the artistic numbers of the program and met with an encore.

Mr. Brewer is a fine baritone soloist. The amusing specialty act of Bisbee, Gangloff and Scbwering was an absurdity which kept the crowd laughing for awhile. This trio go about it like old professionals, the Irish comedy by Schwering and tte songs by Bisbee being decided hits. It is suspicioned that Bisbee has stood before the.

footlights in minstrel roles before. The program came to an end with a laughter creating farce entitled "Aunt Susie's Ball," which sent the crowd away in good humor. All in all the entertainment was a pleasing success in which the boys may find good reason for personal felicitation. They made themselves even more "solid" than ever with the people of Logansport last night. Long may they wave.

TVeidner-Albert Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock at the St. Joseph church pleasant marriage ceremony was witnessed by a select few of the friends of the contracting parties, the ceremony being the one binding in the holy bonds of wedlock Miss Bar jara Weidner and Mr. Frank Albert. The ceremony was performed Dy Rev. Father Kcehne, and the bridesmaid was Miss Kate Harrigan while the part of "best man" was taken by Mr.

Peter Albert of St. Louis, brother of the groom The newly wedded couple accompanied by a number of friends departed at 11 o'clock for Peru where they were tendered a reception last evening at the residence of the bride's par ents. Mr. Albert is a genial and pleasant young man for some years engaged as a salesman at the Bee Hive. His bride has resided in this city for a few years past and is a general favorite in her social circle.

It is a well mated couple and many well wishes and congratulations attend the union. Upon the return of Mr. Albert and his bride to this city they, will immediately go to housekeeping on the West Side. Pinafore Revived. A grand chorus consisting chiefly of members of the Chimes of Normandy and Pinafore company has been permanently organized and will in a short time be ready to proceed to business.

They propose to hold themselves in readiness for any opportunity that might offer itself, to sing- at.pub- lic holidays such as Decoration Day, Fourth of July celebrations and to give occasional, concerts. Anybody wishing to join company will please see or communicate with Harry E. Cilly, 1526 Broadway. Marion Leader, Monday: Shaferof Logansport is calling on his Marion friends Mary Love is visiting at Logansport, the of Miss Stella Sebastian Iharlee Michaels of Loganaport, spent Sunday in Marion, the guest of his sister. Lep Nussbaum." Grand Closing out Sale! To tfte Citizens of Logansport Cass anfl Adjoining Counties I most respectfully thank all my friends and patrons who have SO nobly me for the past thirty years, I now Make Known That I will engage in the manufacture of Wholesale Clothing in New York City.

My entire Stock of Clothing and Furnishings must be sold at less than cost to manufacture. For Instance: Prince Albert Coats and Vests formerly $15.00 now, $11 50 Prince Albert Coats and Vests formerly $18.50 now 1050 Fine dress Suits Sacks and Frocks formerly $20.00 16 00 Fine dress Suits Sacks and Frocks formerly $18.00 14 00 Fine dress Suits Sacks and Frocks formerly $16.50 :12. 50 Fine Black Cheviot Sacks and Frocks formerly $16.50 how 12 50 Fine Black Cheviot Sacks and Frocks formerly now 11 50 Same reductions will be made on Childrens'school and Boys Suits, likewise on pants. Remember this is no advertising scheme but a Bona-Fide closing out sale. A more extensive cut price list will appear later.

RESPECTFULLY HARRY FRANK WINE and IRON, As a Tonic. Sold.by H. 0. PUR CELL, Druggist, 418 Market Street, Near Pearl. 1 No Bargains At McCaflrey's By that we mean no goods specially cut for advertising purposes, we have no prices That are not Cut Prices As measured by others; but those prices never 'except as the market changes.

You can depend on our prices as you cap. on our qualities There are no special prices for special days. The hundreds of prices that we advertise are for every day and all of our other prices are like them. A 8 A When the time when you can buy glasswear cheapest, and 'find the most kinds to select from, comes just at the -time you need most of it, doesn't that seem the time to buy it? We've all the Pretty In all the things you 'want in this Water Glass Sets, Water Pitchers. Sugar Sifters, Tumblers.

And whatever else you want in glassware; E-Z From two quart to six and form prices. They are the Model Freezers; you'll like our M. McCaffery Cci..