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If you have a cold Call and get a sample bottle- or Pineapple Cough Syrup, at 50 PUG DOGS To be sola for 4. 8 e- at The Grand Bazaar, SpecIaVSale for this week only. FREE READING ROOM, Open Daily and Evening, 321 Pearl Street. toIAll. MONEY TO LOAN, anj mm at LOWEST ratM.

Private tern! ill Honey alwaye In hand. Ko red or de UT Interest ond principal psyoble In Rrxwilal arranaements to payment Bpeoiai gnlj Jhe 0 ilars apply to Fred W. Mnnson, On SU Kcnrt, MONEY, fleneral Imraraao. and All Wnde of placed In first class companies. Endow aent policies puroluiBed, Bonds of tor parties holding posltlens of trt vhere a bond Is required.

319 PEABt ST. S. M. Gloss on IN LABOR'S CAUSE. MONEY TO LOAN! And Notes Bought In any sum at lowe rates.

Large amounts 6 percent. GEO.B.FORGY. Baily Journal. MORNING, FEB. 12.

of JVC. O'Connor vs. the Commissioners of White and Carroll counties, on trial in the Circuit Court for the' past, ton days, was given to the jury-last, evening, "and at 2'o'clock that was still, wrestling with the This case involves the payment fora bridge which was built by the plaintiff for the above counties jointly, whi'ch tumbled-down before''it was trailed. The commissioners refused to pay for the same, hence the suit. Personal Liberty VH.

Physical Slavery; While we are free American citizens, enjoying our personal liberty; but most of us are in physical slavery, scrofula, salt rbeum or some other form of impure blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the great blood purifier which disolves the bonds of disease, gives health and perfect physical liberty. 1 She wan Completely Cured. of my customer suffered from suppressed menstruation, and her 'health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one of adeld's Female Regulator, which cured her.

W. HELIUMS; Water Miss. The Bradfield Reg. Atlanta, for particulars. Sold by Fisher.

to15 A. Saturday Meal. Woman's Relief Corps will serve dinner and supper at the Grand Army Hall Saturday next. The public are invited, to call and aid this worthy organization and get a square meal, all with a quarter. feblld4t Ransom" the Walton saloon keeper is again cooling his heels in the county jaif, laying out' some old judgements which he failed to pay.

coiitluneel from Fourth link that the.titne has arrived when here should be no "pluck me 1 stores? nd don't you think it is time that'the of the toiler should be secured him in cash, the currency of the ountry. Don't you think that the time has rrived when the working people as reducers of wealth and as citizens, qua! to the citizenship of any other lass of the community should aid this such a manner as to make their influence and power felt? I do. Don'-t think that the power of corpora- ions should be curbed? Don't you ind it essential to protect the interests of the people, the liberties of the people, to retain in all its pur- ty the franchises of the citizens? Why, the possessors of wealth in all orms can live in any country, and enjoy the liberties that, they want. It depends upon the depends upon the disinherited classes of all to achieve greater liberties, or to maintain these liberties which they possess. The mission" of the wage worker is to maintain the institutions of liberty and per- perpetuate 'the freedom of our people, even to greater degree.

Our movements pertain to improving not "only the financial condition, the economy of the people, but it is also a movement to defend their moral, social and political position in life. How can that be done, some ask. The organization of labqr, the Trades Union, seem to be the bugbear of thousands. They say we onfy Seal with the question of wages, the question of hours, and don't bother with anything else. Is this so? Is the result as indicated or as charged? No! The fact is you will find that organizations of labor seek to reduce the hours of labor.

They say there is a large measure of success, possibly, attendiug the efforts of people in other directions, but there is no questions that so deeply strikes, into the citadel of poverty. The people propose to have less hours of toil'; they say that in this, the latter part of the Nineteenth century, that the inventions of mar chinery, the application of steam and electricity, that it is not just, that it is improper to ask workers to work so many hours a day when it is so easy to produce wealth. They say that it is uujust, and unfair to ask one portion of the working people to toil' ten, eleven, twelve more hours a day, while there are hundreds of thousands of our fellow men walking the highways and byways of our country vainly looking for employment. Wherever and so long as there is one man or one woman looking for work and cannot find it, the hours of toil of those who do work, is. too long.

Mr. -Compers here went into a detailed analysis the benefits that would follow the introduction of the eight hour work day. He cited the hours, with the following eloquent peroration, My friends, let us remember that we bave duties to perform to ourselves to our wives and to our families, to countless millions yet unborn, who will praise us or curse us as we de serve. Ring'the words through every hamlet, eight hours means higher wages. More work willing workers, less hours of idleness and more of leisure; less tramps to sell- their manhood; less human souls compelled to drudgery; less rob- ery of the schools- and the play ground; more comforts' for each family of the people, less filching from The poor and neejly, more things produced for more, and a better people; more things consumed, a greater and grander- market, more wealth, more health, less poverty, and sickness.

The kingdom of earth encircling, eight hours to-day, less hoars if needs be for to-morrow, a prelection to the unprotected, poverty fleeing before the hope of a brighter present, more magnittccut aud brilliant and humane future. INDIANA. Population of the State by of the Legislature. liuliniiii'H Census. Feb.

Office has announced the population' of m.i by follows: Population. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh tliiit Contain Mercury, as mercury wUl surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never he used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do Is ten to the good you can possibly derive trom them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured bjF. J.Cheney Toledo, 0.

contains no mercurp, and Is taken internally, and acts directly upon the system. In Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It Is taken internally, and made In Toledo, by F. J. Cheney Co.

by Druggists, price 73c. per bottle. SLOWLY SINKING. General Sherman Is Probably on His Death-Bed. 41)01) Fr'aiililin Fulum Gibsur, SlYitvn Jiis.s Cltiy JriLwi'nril, Dnijiii-.

1 l-iiK'' r.l.T'.l-vSL. Jilsoptl. Si-ou nori 1 li.iMii'Slicllty.... lAsis.SiM-mvi-.... ariio Miami Moni'on 18,308 I7.S29 1,498 ilrv" -W 3 SU88 11.1X5 2M.015 15; 1115 113.8WI SEE OTTO A.

KRAUS 7.8*9 25.4M Morpnn New von Noble Ohio Orange Owen Pevry rike Porter Posey Pumstrj Randolph Kipley for Stale 7,3.19 H47S 21.877 351)78 69.909 13,154 27, lift 10,955 21.181 1.S.H18 S7.KJ8 19,034 'iU Wayne 3:1 Wells rtri While FOR BARGAINS. Special drives on outside display daily, that day and date only. One price, plain figures, for Boots and Shoes nuut movements to reduce the hours of the working people and demonstrated that only did wages rise but that there was a greater degree of prosperity for the industries and commerce of the nations. That progress, freedom and intelligence were the natural result of such movements and that in all countries, states or even industries in the same localities, where- everthe hours were longest, wages were lowest, and where daily toil shortest wages highest. He urged that men in any given establishment, those wage workers who enter the factory earliest and- leave it latest always receive the lowest wages, while those who enter latest and leave earliest in the day receive the highest wages.

This was due, he to the fact that those who have more leisure acquire improved tastes and desires which culminated into necessities, which had to be conceded. He -held that the movement tended to raise the people socially, physically, economically as politically. It made a better, more progressive, enlightened and independent people. -In scathing words he condemned the charge that the leisure secured would be used in drink or result vice, showed that the short hour workers were the most sober.and-regular-in,their habits and improvements were continually noticeable among those whose hours of labor baqe been reduced. He assented that the drinks used by the poor were consumed to a lesser degree per 'capita of the people than ever before, while on the other hand the priced intoxicants, the drink of the rich, had increased per capita.

That his great audience was impressed with the soundness of his theories and arguments was plainly manifest by the enraptured interest with which they listened throughout and their frequent spontaneous and often long continued applause. closed his speech, which lasted nearly two The Aged Warrior's Physicians Give but Little Hope of His Recovery from His Illness. HE WKAKF.R AIJ. Tllli TIME. NKW VOKK, Sherman is low.

His condition haf hot changed for the beUcr since Tues day night. At a. m. Dr. Alexander was waiting: for the arrival.

Or. Edward G. with whom he hold anotlior Tuesday night the Gcn.craJ dresscd and asked to take- medicine. The members of tlift family were about the bedside, ail night. The doctors an- nouncff'l, after their morning consultation, that the conchtion of General Sherman is loss favorable than on Tuesday.

The General suffered dliring the and is constantly growing weaker. Shortly before noon Dr. Alexander looked very- gloomy when he was asked fur the fatest'news of sick General. He sai'J: -Tin General paspcd tile worst niuhttie has fond since lie: wn.s taken 111, It is tint too much i.o Unit Ins condition extremely I orltic.il. Hi: is very raucli worse than he was TiiPSclay morning, and slight improve- mnnt whirli we observed fliirine the day busHeen enlirely lost.

The cluinyi: c.amn after tniilnlght. chat time No nave been'srartNiilly siiiliiiisr. The worst future of the case is tiiut he seems to Ho most tbe lime a stale of coma, aucl cm only bo ronsen when lood is administered. The only nourishment be has for several (lavs has been whisky and uillfc and nt limes he been delirious, especially during Um lasl. twenty-lour hours.

Mo not. seem to suiter ln arid 't 'S weakness ai.ci sra.iuui sinning chut wo are afraid of." All of On'cral Stiermari's immediate family, with the exception oC one son, Rev. T. K. Sherman, who is a student in.

the Jesuit Theolojfioal Saminary: in the Isle of Jersey, arc with Vnm. Senator Sherman, his brother, Tvho came.on from Washington Tuesday, remained 1u the honsft until 11 o'clock and then went. ufCo.lga.te Hoyt's for the had jntonnod return- to Washing-ton, but lias dw'ulecl not to do so. On. Wednesday night General Sher-.

man went to the Casino in company with some army and navy officers, and a bad cold. Sunday was his liLrthday, and during the day erysipelas developed, attended by hifi'li fever. The disease spread rapidly, and his face is swollcn'and painful. SLAIN BY ROfiBERS. Thieves Take tlie Life of a I.ady In forna WLose Th Had Invaded.

NAPA, Feb. As Captain J. 0. Greenwood, residing several miles from here, returned to his house day evening aCter milking his cows he wus met two men with pistols, who compelled him to submit to. being bound and drugged.

-Mrs. Greenwood, had been visiting, returned about this time, aud after a struggle was dragged into the house and also bound and drugged. Soroehours later, when Greenwood recovered consciousness, be succeeded in making his way to an adjoining bedroom, he was to find the -dead body of his who had apparently been killed 'while resisting the robbers. As he wasroturniiig from the bedroom lie was again 'met by the men, who shot at him twice, both' bullets passing through his left-chock. After lying in a scmi-nnconscioBS condition until morning he crawled into the road, where he was found by a neighbor.

He will probably recover. He says that' there was but a small sum of money in the house, was sacked by the. robbers. Sliot by an Officer. SAN FBA.NCISCO, Feb Police Officer James.

B. Cavanaugh and idlled James May about 12:30 a. May and two other men came from a doorway in a suspicious manner and on seeing the officer separated. They refused when called upon to stop and the otlJeer Bred. Two oC the men escaped but Mav fell dead.

Tim I.ejfiBlutnre. v.u-or.is,- Feb. The House on Tuesday-passed Representative lieasley's hill suppress bucket- shops. It provides heavy penalties, in- cln.limr imprisonmc-nfc, for running a buckft-sbop. Jinil attaches (hie of from to St.OOO for renting property to he so used.

It is the most stringent Uuv ol the Iciucl passed in the ami approved by House by an almost vote. The hill providing for inspection of steam boilers and for the appointment of chief boiler inspector and one in eaeli of t.Uc sionuf.ilistrk-ts was defeated by a vote of iiO to The bill nialr.ng it unlaw-r fnl for any ra.ilrouil company to withhold any part of the wages of their em- ployes insurance purposes was passed. A hill hus been introduced in the Senate ereiitiTifr a board railroad and corporation commissioners. It is to consist of two members, the salary of each to be fti.f.OO. The principal duty of the- commission will be to ascertain the correct valuation of the properties of railroad, express, telephone and sleeping-car companies, and compel them to obey the laws.

yomliiatio -s. Feb. Tuesday night nominated John 'Hrodie, of -Porter, for director of the prison north; Floyd Park, of director of the prison south: Dr. llouser, of Bartholomew, trustee. of the central hospital for the.

insane; Daniel Hough, of Noble, trustee of the Logansport hospital; Parry Blue, of Sullivan, trustee of the Evansville hospital; K. B. Stoll, of St. trustee of the blind asylum, and J. B.

Dunn, State librarian. The nominations for the Richmond hospital were postponed pend- inf an investigation of the present management there. The Republicans nominated for the prison north, DJ-M. Williams, of Benton; for the-prison south. G-.

W. Osburne, of Green; Central Hospital, Leonard. of Hamilton: for Richmond, John D. Wiggins, of Wayne; for Logansport, A. P.

-Kent, of Elkhart; for Evansville, James Stewart, of Jefferson; for the deaf and dumb institute, Thomas N. Henry; for the blind institute. Mi P. Robins, of Newton; for State librarian, Miss Emma Davidson, of Miami. In the aiilltlii.

Feb. tant-General Euckie has issued general order 3. which geographically consolidates the militia companies 'of the State and forms another regiment. First is composed of companies located between the Vandalia- and Madison Indianapolis railroads; Second Re'gi- all companies central portion of the. State; Third Regiment, all companies north of the Wabash railroad: the Fourth Regiment is up of the com panies at Marion, Decatur, Portland, muffton and Upstairs.

A Of this Brand will be found Select. Slaughtered and Cured by W. C. ROUTH, Logatisport For SaleQliv Leading Dealers. Call on the New Druggist And become acquainted with his manner or doing business.

Respectfully. H. C. PURCBLL, i No. 418 Market, Near Pearl St.

Specimen Ca.net. S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis-, was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his Liver-was "affected to an alarming degree, appetite, fell away, and be was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three-bottles of Electric Bitters cured him.

Edward Shepard, Harrisburg, 111., had a running sore on his leg of eight years' standing. Used three bottlesof I Electric Bitters and seven boxes of i Bucklin's Arnica Slave, 'and his leg is j. sound and wejl. Jotin' Speaker, j. had large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was! incurable.

One bottle.Electric Bitters and one box Arnica Salve cured him entirely. by B. F. Keesling's Drug store, tola Lives Reported J-Qst. XKW YOKK, Feb.

Bruce and two tugs w-eve in the; bay just after noon. The number ot lives Jost is not known, though ported that eightsen were I'leutli. of a Hermit. Feb. Alfred Maybury, the hermit who lived near here, died at the county asylum He was 00 old, and came here shortly after the war from Virginia.

He" left his family and lived in the woods, entering no house for years and subsisting on herbs, game and the scant proceeds of basket making. He had not cut his hair or beard since the war and both eral feet long. The war financially. A few days agd- he'iwas found ill 'and was taken in charge by the authorities. Heirs Come to an Agreement.

LAFAYKTTK, Feb. The heirs of the late Moses Fowler have agreed upon a settlement, which puts an end to promised law suits, involving an estate worth over' 000,000. The widow is to receive S13.000 "cash and $9,000 n-niinm daring the remainder of her life. Tliicvlng Tramps Sentenced. OHM M'ASTLE, Feb.

Nine tramp" broke into a freight cur at the depot tliis eity Jnnuaay 31 and took therefrom a linxof raisins. Their trial oronrre.l Tuesday in the eiivuit court, and the entire, was M-ilt to the 1.11' nvi. I)o Tfou Coitgii? Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam the best cough cure. 'It will cure your will cure sore throat or a tickling in the throat.

It will cure pains in the chest. It will cure influenza and bronchitis and all diseases cause- it is a pure balsam, the light and see bow clear and thick it is; You will see the- excellent effect after taking the first dose. Large bottles 50c. and $1. eod Gratifying to All, The high position attained and the universal acceptance and approval of the pleasant liquid-fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, as the most excellent laxative known, illustrate the value of the qualities on which its successes based and are abundantly gratifying to the California Fig-Syrup Company.

Both the 5 method end results -whet Syrup of'Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, ancUactl jronchitis and all Kent ye promptly on the Kidneys, 'J to the lungs be-1 and Bowels, cleanses the alsam. Hold it tem effectua yj Dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures constipation. Syrup of Figs is tht only remedy of its kind ever ducedj pleasing to the taste and ac-j ceptable to the stomach, prompt iri, its action and truly beneficial in its' effects, prepared only from the healthy and agreeable many excellent qua'itiea commend to all arid have made it the mf popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 6 and $1 bottles by all leading dn gists. Any reliable druggist 'tr may not have it on hand will'p cure it promptly for any one w.

wishes to try it Do not substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SWVP CO Diphtheria. In a severe case, there is but one thing to do, get the nearest physician, but bow much better it would be to prevent a severe case by having Pineapple Syrup 'in the house; it will do the work. it- For sale by J. F.

Coulson. NEW YORK. Kt For sale uyB. y. Keesllng ind aft druggists..