Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 5

Celebrated Hats. Silk, Stiff and Soft. THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. Spring Styles. DEWENTER The Hatter and Furnisher.

$15- WE WILL Dissolve Partnership July i. And must have Cash for retiring partner, for that reason we make suits to order for $15, $18, $20 and choice of our Summer Suitings for $25. This is no fake, but actual facts. Tucker Tailors. $2O.

3-5 Pear, Street. Cleveland Loses With Cuppy in the Box, There is not in noli choose two leading clubs Natlona league race. Cleveland and Baltimore both lost yesterday, and In cousequeiic their per cent-age but a uin-trer OL throe one-thonsiindtlis different, with the difference In favor of Baltimore. "Little" George lost bis flic Bridegrooms yeSkTday, 'the Brnoklyn- lt.es -making six runs, twelve bits, I'lio Spiders live runs: a.nd eight oil' Kennedy. The Western clubs ha.vu finished tho Eastern trip and today, Cleveland playing at Louisville.

Chicago at rittslmrg, anil St. Lmn's at tomorrow, Following aro the scores of the sanies played yesterday: At Brook- lyj) u. At Boston 1.. At Philadelphia 1. At Now York.S.

Rain prevented tin; gamp Washington ami Louis. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. RED TAPE Can take your measure for clothing a.s well as any other i't ft Is taken right. Hera takes your measure for a suit of clothing lathe quickest, neatest manner and turns yon out a suit of clothing tii.it is artistic in style, fit and material at prices that will nsfconls'u you, when you consider workmanship and quality. Seeing- is believing: 409 flARKET STREET.

Clubs Baltimore Cleveland Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Washington T'it'ts-burfr Won Lns-t rVrCl. IT 1(1 20 1(1 30 21. SPRING NECKWEAR, SPRING OVERCOATS. .51 Brooklyn '24 Chicago' 22 Xew York 20 Louis 13 Louisville 10 .205 CLARK'S Easy Message Treatment. Is composed of the finest medicated toilet soap, tlio finest healing medicated face, hands and body lotion, and the finest complexion cream on-earth'.

The combination Is so perfect, and the results so happy that no one will ilo without it, that has ever tried.It. The ladles who IKIVC seen the goods this week, ajiil all others, wall be pleased to learn that they will be on sale nt the Bee Hive in tlie future. N. Miey are fully warrant ed. DAILY JOURNAL SUNDAY, JUNE 1-1, 1SOO.

Sec the a at the Trade Palace. fenllier fans, tomorrow at tlic Bee Hive. "o-C'eut fans, 25c, tomor- Bee Hive. Geo. Harrison hna thu finest, line of hammocks In the city.

With di 1 tached collars, only Palace. George Harrison handles LnDflre first class garden, flower and flelO seeds. Sec the luwiwuocks at LOWMI Wai Taper before purehaslns else wliere. Don't forget tJie concert jrlven hy the B. B.

Glub a.ttho A. M. E. church Tiics- day, June 1C. Adralssion 30 cents.

Vand.iHa Ltac Sunday Excin-slon trains wild -be put on June 21st. Train for Lake Maxtakuckee will leave the station ait a. m. Fare for the round trip, $1,00. Children's day exercises will be held at the street, M.

E. c-hurfh. This evening at 7:00 o'clock. An exer cise crUIecl "Our Younjr Crusaders," wiJl be friveu. A HANDSOME MEDAL C.

A. Schaff to be Honored by the Riverside Cycle Club. At the regular Monday ii.igrUt of- the K-iverside. Cycle elu'b a medal bo presented by the club lo Mr. Chades Schall', who won tlrst place in the twenfy-nvc-milc road race liOtli, and saved diiy for the club and the city.

The medal will lie en- Kitivcd as follows: "I'rescntecl to C. A. SchiilT by the H. C. 1SOO." The occasion will lie made a very pleasant one all around.

The hero of -the Decora I ion day contest wl.ll be decked with the civil) colors and made the object of the and praise of I be club members. NEW CARS ARE HERE. Street Car Accommodations Will Be Better Today. Awarded Highest Fair. MOST PERFECT MADE.

p'trc Crane Crenm. of Tartar Powder. Fret Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant 40 The new street cars arrived Friday and will be put into use this afternoon in the people to ntui from the base ball park'. The purchase a. complete set of double trucks with double motors and two trailers of Clio sixe style as the summer cars now in use.

carnl-UKs of tiie line for May were $000 in excess of the caniin-ss for the same period during ASKED TO LEAVE TOWN. Charles O'Coiuor, charged with the t.licift ol' a coat from Ax.o.1.1 Britton, Uic railway postal clerk.w;is yesterday iiiotuins on tlic promise that he would quit the city. BASE BALL NOTES. Fisher and Kenncalily will be the lery today. Bolitii play the ini'lial li.i^ for flu: 0tiros, today; poinc to left Oi'td, Shaver to short stop, and Bruton ou third base.

The management of the Ottos is uu- Koliating with a crack Ohio pitcher who hekl the Cincinnati Reds; clown to six lii'ts last fall. The Ottos are gradually Rettiiip a lot of "old liicnds" in tlie "Bruton, BoJa.ii, TJaulcy and Kenneally all bein? tried and'experienced players. The Marion-s of Indianapolis, who play here today are one of tlio strongest of tlio many c-lnbs at Indianapolis', In tliic c-l-ftb are such players as Berner, Cunluy aJid McElraine Bros. With the new cars and facilities'for transporting people to and from the ball park which flic street: car company now lias, a much larger- aittendance at the frames i-s now looked for. ITanley.

new 'man won will play second base today, shows up fine, a.nd the predilctiou is made here tha.t that lintf w.ill be jriinrdwl 'in fine shape. Han- icy last: on the Jacksonville (111.) UMIKTIO tca.in a ad Is an "old -head," Much Inini-esT is bciiiR in Hie games-that the'Otlos are going to play with the Kokomos next Sunday and Mond.i.v. On die Koko-mo team nrc SlaitLs, Lyens and. Stokes, nil'ex-Ottos, also Faiuro't and px-mpm- of tlio Miui.c'ieji. The Blackburn University team wliic'h plays t'hi: Monday and Tiiessrlay, arrived 'last night and a ro quartered at the Miurdock.

They are u. tine lot of looking boys and also good ball players, as they 'have only lost two out of thirty ga-m-es played. They beat the Del'anw University team yesterday and Friday. The management hope to have wiiln'i a few days, with the men tha't are be ing a much stronger team than lias pver been here, a.ud w-ith it all that, will be insisted on, tlio play- JOS. Q.

GRACE WILL 5ELL YOU A SPRING SUIT TODAY EOR LES5 MONEY THAN ANY OTHER CLOTHIER IN LOGANSPORT. LINE COHPLETE. Buy a Lougley Hat and be up to Date 426 Broadway. P. S.

If you want a Tailor Made Suit don't forget my line of the Celebrated Stein Block Clothing. CPEBSONAI returned from Mrs. Man' IViice Pern. Mrs, .7. 1-1.

AVeod-is hero from Tipl.on for a visit. Bensoij Bid well is at Toledo. Ohio, on business, Wll.lia.in Auphe and daugliter rc- "furnecl yesterday from. Chicago. Miss Mnbcl of Crown Point Is tlio guest of Loga-nsiiort relatives.

Mr. Peter Petde has rmnruod from Newtto-n connit.y after a.n extended visit. arraageaneaLs for fihe building of all outside- oojiDeeikms witii the local exchange. Dr. and Mrs.

Tucker wont to Coving- ron yesterday. W. R. Small is up on. business ami pleasure.

B. L. Coon, a. grain dealer of Kokomo, was in the ciny last night on business. Victor RLekefts of the Delphi ual was 'in rho city last evening on business.

Cairra)J County. Citizen: Miss BeASie Crouim of Logaiisport, is TAKE NOTICE. The Free Distribution of this Watch and Chain. Miss Fay Kalson of Hebron arrived friends i.u this city, yesterday to enter Michael's university Mr! Homer Wlnldcbleck and famih have returned to 'Their home at Chi- Dr. Cha.s.

Ballard and wife, of Clii- cago, are visiting friends and relatives iu the city. Mrs. E. Pi-ait left yesterday on a visit with Richmond and Indianapolis. Stuart- France will go to 'St.

Louis today. He-wMl be one o-f tlio ushers at UK- convention, Call: Miss Katheriiie Van ers will be jienti-lomeu and deport themselves as such, "boozing" and fbe-ac compauying results will not be tolerated. NOTICE TO of Logansport are to jiitlond a spwial call ADDITIONAL LOCAL, George Harrison hucdles Lanclreth's seeds only. poa'rl waist entirely new for Boo Hive. SUIc Plastic witli handsome liuckle.

T5c-, Bee Hivt. Wash goods, wasli oy thir thousands this Don't miss Trade Palace. Gram! succes.s—our parasol and lirella continue same Palace. The infiiut son of Jlr. and Mrs.

W. II. Scott died lust night at the residence. No. ortli street.

Men's shirts, collars, cuffs, for all underwear for ladies, gents, joys and Palnce. Homer Kessler will conduct a song tnd gospc! meet-in? at he R. R. Y. M.

C. at 3 o'clock tliis afternoon. u-e invited. The LiHhw L.iborrjuc club picnicked it Spencer park Friday evening. The jarty was given in honor of Messrs.

YiJl J.msen of Chicago aud-Kdgar iiis of Altootiii. Pn. The to be held Moaulay, at. corner of Fourth and Market streets (Hi Hie t'h-lrd floor. By order of L.

U. No. 7J4. A CASS COUNTY COTTAGE. Committees Croin the G.

A. E. and the Ladies' Relief Corps -were before the Board o-f County Commissioners VCK- terday and asked for an appropriation ot: to erect a cottage at the State So-ldiors' home at We place on suJo tomorrow 25 pieces new designs and effects 1-n embroidered wash goods. The be.st selling of tiie season, worth MOc, tomorrow and war)) printed Dresden ribbons to match. quality No.

12 for ISc, and No. SO for Bee Hive. A RUNAWAY BO-Y. TJie South Bend Times says a. boy giving his name a.s WWlle Harfz and.his ho-nio as Logausport, was 1 found-roaming the streets of that city one day last- He gave bis age as 14 years and said he Ivad run a'way from home.

Sterling silver belts that were ''), for 50c, Bee Hive. Mom, of IiXigansipoTl. i.s visit i-ng Mrs. 'I-I. 'Arc-leer Bidson of Wabasli is in tin.

1 City. Mr. E.idsou is a job printer at VliUDilealer oilico. Misses Sylii.l Stevens and Minn.ie Tucker have ret.urncd from Franklin college nt Franklin. M.

'Gordon of East Broadway eii'teiit-aiai-iiDg her brother, G. K. of Maukato, Minn. Mjirfon Ciiiionicle: MTss Itosa Micliaels 'ofLoganspoirl- is in tlie city, the guest tit''. Mrs.

Loo Xiissbaiim. Sirs. A. Fiilk Spencer, I. vi'Sitimg her da-ugiitar.

M. Jf. Coition of East Broadway. and Mrs. Charles Leebrick o.

Peru are r.lie jniests nf D. A. Hauk anil wife to remain over Sunday. Will of Chicago, who been vl.siting'Mr. Adam Felker for st'v oral days ivlnrnod ho-me yevlerday.

Gbitrude Mn.rilock is tin rein-ruing students. Slip iias been a.t- t-ending Mfes Liggetts's school at De- ''The Rev. Petf.iford of the A. M. E.

church ix at Mai-Ion, and will preach tlie colored congregation at that city odny. 'Dr. .1. Z. Powell, candidate for.

elector from rliis distr-ict, will le.ivf today for Lcmis 10 aficnd r.hii convenrion. Mr. A. is at Greenville, looking after his Interests' there. He rc- had some proiier.ty at.

Hint place by fire. Mrs. L. E. DoBolt and children liavB returned to their homo at North Manchester after a' visit of a weak with rolJi'tJves in the Mrs.

Brau'dt, niother of Sol D. Bwiklt, and who has. been visking- her sou lor Ilio last' t-wo weeks, returned to tier home at Katou, yesimla-y. M. 'Baker.

Stait.e suporintendent for. the Centra) TJuton. Telephone co-m- pany was -in -the city yostcrday, making Miss Graco McKee of MoiiticeDo, returned home yesterday after a pleasant visit with friends here. Kcnesaw M. Land is was down from Chicago yesterday on his way home to Chicago a business trip East.

Mr. and Mrs. I-I. E. McGinulss are at Terro Ha.nto for a visit of few days with the family of Mr.

W. C. Arp. Miss Oiivc Boi'Ot'h returned last'night from Blowmijigton. where she lias been the Indiana university.

KokoJijo Tribune: Clyde and Mrs. Hullinger ret.iiiTiied today from Logansport where they have been for the past hvo weeks. Misses Wilson. Davidson. Gould, Smiley and Mays of Michael's university returned to their homes yesterday for i week's vacation.

The Rev. C. Kanffman and Miss Markcit were made member the Sraae executive committee at the. Sunday school convention a.t Cniw- 'orilsville. rem Chronicle: Frank Duckworth of Logausporf, was in the city yester- lay looking for a good location 10 opwi Jisl) a.utl game market, but without tmy dC'tiiiile result.

Rochester Sfiitluel: Misses AVinifrod Jones Lnurn Howe, and Messrs. Deck Howe and Frank Markloy drove over 'fijCMii Logiinsixirt one day iliis week, the, guests' of Miss Mary Stanton. Miss Abbte I-IO'we came home last night from Detroit, where she has been atteiidiiug school. She was'afcompaniod by Miss Bi'imctt of Council- Bluffs, fowa. wlio will wit-h her for a few days.

0. Blassingham. is over from for a short visit. Kred is engaged in die brokerage business at Marion, and is building up a nice trade, a fact which his friends here'are glad to iioio. Mrs.

Charles Herring is here from for a with her C. A'. HeiTing of the street car lower house. He is also eiiferiaining lis Ti-iCee. Mi-s.

CluirJes Of New York City. Mr. E. W. Froese of CliaUm.

in ('he city for a 1'ew days the guest of his old-time friend, Mr. A. .7. Mur- 1-ock. Tlie.se gentlpmcn were boys ln- getlier and later were clerks in.

store but until ivcently had not DOT for over -forty Closes 20,96. Bear in miutl It's not a Toy but an accurate Time piece and is Given Away Absolutely Free The WATCH With Suit, The CHAIN With Shoes. Either Men's, Boy's or Children's Otto Kraus "Of Course" THE LOCAL WIIKAT OUTLOOK. A county farmer said yesterday lh.it he would harvest his wheat, next week. Uwugli ho scarcely expected a yield of more iJiiin live bushels 10 the acre.

None nf Ins count on more ilian half a crop. June 2tsi the VaiulaJiu Lime will put on regular Sunday "Onliing" il'alus for fhe siiimmev. a.nd will sell tickets at one fare for rlw ixunid rrip who.ii the ouc- fnre docs" nut fall belnw or exceed Everybody buys silks -now at: tin; Trade TiUace, N'o wouder sncJi low u-ices. For Children's SOAP nwwlcrt fnr mirwry- liiinili', i buby ni: 1 id.woixjcfful. ftoHOH.

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