Logansport Reporter from Logansport, Indiana • Page 3

if, KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who lire better than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world's beet produetH to the needa of physical being, will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced ia the remedy. Syrup of Figs. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form moat acceptable and pleasant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of perfect laxative; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers ana permanently curing constipation. It ban given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels without weakening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance.

Syrup of Fim is for sale by all drag- gists in 50c and bottles, but it is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will not accept any substitute if offered. GET YOUR House Painted FOR 40 Gents AT Pryor's Drug Store. D. E.

DELZELL, 414 MABKET STREET Upstairs over Snider's Queensware Store. W. HARDWICK, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Estimates (riven on all klndn of Work. Hlnlr hullaliiK specialty.

work promptly attended to. Lome and ret your Screens msclo before th No IS Sixth oppoilto Forest Mills. F. M. BOZER, D.

D. S. Office over State National Bat.k. Cor. Fourth and Broadway Great Demand for Houses Wanted, italc, Residences.

Wnuttd, for lota. Wnntivl, Residences for rent. Lots for Bate In Wm. Johnson's Kant Km addition. LOIR formic in Joshua l.aRoso's East Zui Addition.

M. M. GORDON, lien! Kst.ite and Pension Agent, Rooms 1 ami Htock INUOLN C1KCLE, So. 1, Lsdlas of the 3 A. B.

moots ovory tocouit and fourth fuesilBy of month at 8 o'clock p. m. ID tho Ooort Tcmnltra hall over tho Murdock bank InFonrthSt 3-2-1 FOURTH ST. Purcell. DRUGS.

SEE THE WOKDD'S FAIR FOR FIFTEEN CENTS. Upon receipt of your address and fifteen cent's ia postage stumps, we will mail you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the World's Columbian Exposion, the regular price is fifty cents but as we want you to have one we make thy price notninal. You will find it a work of art and a thing to be prized. It contains full page views of the great buildings, with descriptions of same, and is executed in highest style of art. If not satisfied with it after you get it, we will refund the stamps and let you keep the book.

Address, H. E. BUCKLIX Chicago, 111. foi sale by B. F.

Keealing. Quaker Catarrah Cure is different from all other remedies: is applied directly to seat of disease and gives immediate aiid permanent re lief; it to try a bottle benefit. For sale by 50c a bottle. Is not the Jb that worries but the doctor's bill. Keep a sun ply of Beggs 1 Family Medicines on and Ieduce yonr doctor's bill i)o per cent.

Bold by B. F. Keealing. You have to renrl, time to Shinfc fc 1 Ti to 5iek about Pe V.itls Lutle Early Risrn, and YOU will think it better to take these little nil tann to su Her from sick headache or con- B. P.

Keesling THE LATEST LOCAL NEWS RHey Reception, Friday, May 5. See the new wraps at that Trade Palace. Special inducements this week. White. Hsnna for all kinds of screen doors and windows.

Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Firlow, of Taconoa, Wash, are the gaests of Mrs.

and Mrs. Ben Martin. We always have bargains to offer in clean new boots and Klinsick Pictures of the Holy Family on exhibition at A. G. Newport's photograph gallery on Fourth st reet Beautiful new dress goods and fancy silks and velvets to match each shade at the new Fashion store.

Samuel Eisenbeis and family are removing here from Burnettsville, he having taken a position on thi Pan Handle. Your invitation issued for the dance to be given last Wednesday evening is good for tonight at the G. A. Hall. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Ryan, of Muncie were here today to attend the funeral of their old friend the late Patrick Howe. Remember that in spile of the advance in rubber and leather goods, that the Boston Shoe Go. will continue to supply the public at the same old figures. The REPORTER'S information concerning the rumored marriage of Mr.

Harry Troutnaan arid Miss tfaud Murphy was erroneous and 8 cheerfully corrected. Rev. M. Swadener has removed here from Cincinnati, to uke care of her aged mother and las taken up her residence at the orner of Ninth and Race street. Sidney Saltzgabber, foreman of 'f the Lafayette Journal job rooms, vas in the city yesterday guest his brother, D.

D. S-altzgabber, the Murdock hotel. The readers of the RE PORTER are avored today with a large cut representing the naval review in New York, the original having appeartd. in the New York World. The best in the world.

Our silk department is simply grand, loaded A HEARTY WELCOME, Liberty Bell Will be Boyally Beceived Here. Citizens Meeting Formulates Flans for Its Beception. WILL AEEIYE TOMORROW Evening About 5 O'clock the Pan Handle. via down with all the latest and most handsome styles in the new weaves and shades at the new Fashion store. The grand regent and vioe grand regent, grand orator and grand secretary of the Roya) Aroanum will be in this city Tuesday May 6th for consultation in the interests of tho the State ou organization.

Mrs. Agnes Herd, widow of the late John Herd, died last evening at 6 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Backus in Harrison township aged 86 years. Funeral will be held at Zion M. E.

church at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon services conducted by Rev. Cramer. The REPORTER is under obligation to Rev. Father Campion lor a copy of the World's Fair report of the Parochial schools in the diocese of Fort Wayne. The book ia issued by the Diocesan school board memory of the late Bishop of diocese, Rt Rev.

Joseph Dwenger, D. TheMurdock house presents a busy appearance whilein the throes of its office changes and improvements. But the most gratifying is he increase cf traveling custom ind a pleasurable relishtnent for the menu fully warranted by the Military Salute, Music, and Other Exercises Arranged For. The old Liberty Bell which first rang out the news of freedom to the people, will visit Logansport tomorrow evening on its way to Chicago. It will have a prominent place in the World's Fair as it has always held a prominent place in the hearts of the people.

The special train, bearing the dignitaries and escort guard, which accompany it will arrive here-about 5 o'clock via the Parr Handle. The train will slop at the Fourth steet station and everyone will be given an opportunity to see the historic relic. A military salute will be fired, the bands and drum corps will be there to add to the enthusiasm and the school children will be educated to the patriotic spirit by attend- uig the demonstration in full force. Nothing will be left undone to make the affair entirely successful. A meeting of citizens was held at the council chamber this morning to formulate plans for the bell's reception.

The following official report of the meeting was given out for publication "At a meeting of citizens held in the council chamber this morning, Mayor Read was chosen chairman and H. DeWolfe secretary. The chair stated the object of the meeting viz to make arrangements for the proper reception of the Old Liberty Bell on its arrival in our city tomorrow, Friday after noon. The following gentlemen were appointed to meet the bell at Kokomo: Mayor Read, S. L.

Tanguy. corns, will march from rink to the station to meet the train bearing the bell and escort. The arrival of the train will be announced by salute of thirteen guna. There will be an address of welcome by Mayor Bead, and a response by Mayor Edwin S. Stuart of Philadelphia.

The schools will be dismissed at 3 o'clock to enable the I children to attend the meeting at the rink. It is hoped that the citizens generally will help malce this a long rememberad lesson in patriotism for oar young Committee. The railway officials received word at 3 o'clock this afternoon that the special bearing the Liberty Bell will arrive here at 4:20 tomorrow afternoon. DON'T LET THE RAINY WEATHER STOP YOU In HIS MARRIED LIFE. It Has Proven Three Times a Failure For John Benner, But lie Evidently Believes Ini THAT GOOD OLD MAXIM, i of the wet weather the people of Logansport and vicinity continue to take advantage of our GREAT SACRIFICE SALE, the few who liave let slip this GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY to buy Shoes at less than MANUFACTURERS they have missed the chance of a life time.

Not wanting to take that chance away we will still continue to sell at the same old figures. Baby shoes at same old figures, lOc, 15c and 24c. On account of the rainy weather we give you another chance at oar rubbers for Ladies, Jleu and Children lOc a pair. Ladies, don't fail to see our $1,75 table, we have over 500 pairs of fine shoes on it, all sizes, widths and styles. come in and seo our line of fine shoos in Tan, Patent Leather, Kangaroo, Cordovan and Calf.

We have the finest line of mtu't in the country. It is a duty you owe to yourself sod family to get as much as you for a dollar. Give us a chance and we will give you. more dollar than any store in the country. can for oat 'Try, Try, His Last Bride, nee Tena Crina, Is but 17 Years Old.

Her Folks Are Kick. fforts of the chef, men ar.9 attracted The traveling by the genial Manager, D. D. SaKzgaber, who was a commercial man himself many ears. Hood's Sarsaparilla positively cures even when all others fail.

It ms a record of successes unequalled any other medicine. 32 Never fails, Quaker Catarrh Cure We should not recommend a without true merit. De Vitt's Sarsaparilla ia considered a uperior remedy for blood diseases those who have used it. B. F.

Keesling. Peter Wallrath, Steven Boyer, Rev. W. H. H.

Marbh and Hon. D. P. Baldwin. Profs.

Gardner and Douglass were appointed to make arrangements for the participation of the school children in the receptieon. A finance committee to raise funds for the powder with which to fire the salute and for the providing of other details for the reception was appointed, consisting of Geo. W. Walters, Prof. Gardner, and D.

H. Mull. They were instructed to procure the band and drum corps. Willis Graham was requested to convey an invitation to the G. A.

R. post, Logan Greys and Cadets to participate. Prof. Douglass, Messrs. Tanguy and Hadley were appointed to map ont a program of of exercises.

Dwight Powell and Carl Green were appointed to see the drum corps. Mayor Read has issued the following official request which it is urged shall be closely observed. PROCLAMATION. LOGANSPOKT, IND. April, 27th '93 I would earnestly request citizens to close their respective places ot business on Friday afternoon April 28th from to six o'clock John Benner is thrice divorced and again married.

This is matrimonial record, which speaks for itself. His fourth wife was Miss Tena Grim, and she is the daughter of wealthy Lewis Crim, who resides on his smiling acres, two miles north of Waltoii. They were married a week ago today, April 20th, by Rev Winegardner, at his home No. 121 S'ate street. They are now residing over Hermann Prnnke's boot and shoe store on Market street.

The latest Mrs. Benner is bat 17 years old and small for her age. She is shy, rather pretty and has large innocent eyes. Her husband is notorious in the city for his matrimonial experiences, having driven all his wives into the divorce court by his habits. He made up with two of his former after suits for divorce been instigated but Don't Forget us.

TO3ST 3O9 Poor Man's Friend. STREET. THEIR BABY KILLED, A Sad Fatality at tie Home Nick Fries. Eobert. Their Two-year-old Son the Victim.

STRANGE, FATAL ACCIDENT A Heavy Trunk Lid Falls Upo His Neck. wives had tb.9 four o'clock so that all eee- and may have the opportunity of ing, "The Old Liberty Bell" honoring the distinguished gentlemen having it in charge. B.C. D. READ, Mayor.

Supt. A. H. Douglass, of the committee on program, reports the following for the demonstration in honor of Liberty Bell. The com mittee on arrangement invites the military organizations, school children, and citizens of the city to meet at the rink at 3 o'clock Fri day afternoon, when there will be music and speeches appropriate to the occasion.

The assembled peo pie headed by the band and drum Cream Experience and Science Concur. Almost Everybody knows that Dr. Price's Baking Powder Is the Purest and Best of all the Baking Powders And Everybody shout know that 99 per cent of the Baking Powders contain Ammonia, Alum, Lime or other hurtful Keats. it a revelation to the good housewife when she uses '-an of Dr. Price's, and remarks the beautiful work immeasurably superior to that of any other.

women soon repented and their second were pressed, were successful. His present wife has known him only a few months. They were married but a few days after he was divorced from his last wife and the home for the new woman was prepared before he was rid of the old. The marriage was kept out of the papers because he made the apodal request of the clerk. Smith Yesterday evening at 8 o'clock at the residence of the bride's mother Mrs.

Amelia Estabrook, of No. 1314 North street, Miss Pearl Estabrook was united in marriage with Mr. Frank M. Smith, a well known young farmer residing near Royal Center. The fair bride is a graduate of the Logansport High school and a young woman of exceptional culture and worth.

She taught during the past year at Crooked Creek and while there made the intimate acquaintance of her husband. will go to housekeeping en the groom's farm, accompanied by Snaps the Spinal Cord. Death Quickly Follows. A strangely fatal accident today bereaves the home of Mr. and Mrs, Nicholas Fries of their little son Robert, aged twenty months.

Th family resides over Mr. Fries' sa loon at No. 3 Pontiac street. The little one, who was playing about the room with other children in his childish curiositv, began in vestigating a large trunk which stood open with its ponderous lie raised to full height. As the baby leaned over the edge of the trunk its weight jostled the receptacle and the lid fell heavily across its tender neck.

The parents, who were both in the home at the time, sprang to the baby's aid but it was past all hu man assistance. Dr. Arthur Herrmann was ba ti ly iummoned and arrived 'Just as the child had breathed its last. He made an examination and found that the neck had been broken The spinal cord had been snapped in two. The lifeless little body was carried to another room and Un dertakers Kroeger Strain were called.

The coroner was not notified, Dr. Herrtnan returning a physician's certificate of accidental death. Time of funeral will be given tomorrow. Preparing the Papers. the best friends.

wishes of their miiriy Union Contracts. itdoi' For the benefit of the citizens of Logansport who con tempi ate build-- ing and are constantly enquiring for union carpenters, we publish the following names of contractors who employ union carpenters only, and parties who think of building will find it to their intarest by consulting either of the following contractors, viz. O. J. Stauffer, John Eisert.VanSteenb'urg B.

Graves, A L. Williams and Wm. Hardwick, submitted for publication by special order of L. U. No.

744 C. J. of A. I. C.

TAYLOR, President. N. W. PHIFPS, Rec. Sec.

LOGANSPORT, ISD April 12, '93. I ace. now doing what those who know me best, will be very much surprised to see in print. But liny friends all know how intensely' I hare suffered for the last two yesirs. After trying all the known remedies advertised by druggists and several first class doctors, I by accident took a preparation of carbolic acid, prepared by Mrs.

Doctor of Logansport, Indiana, andit seemed to give me relief. I had my wife call on Mrs. Taylor and had tier prepare more of it- And out of gratitude to Mrs. Taylor, and mv natural sympathy for mil those afflicted stomach trouble, I A legal firm is en gaged in preparing papers for the divorce CITY LOCAL. Local on secund page today Best soda water at Hanna'a.

Riley Reception, Friday, May 5. Weather for tomorrow: Fair and warmer. A fine silk umbrella for Trade Palace. Try the Logan Ice Gream Co. fo: all fancy creams, ices, etc.

Mrs. Walter Closson is a Frankfort visiting friends. See our bargains in boots anc KlinBick. We make and put up screen doors and windows to For and buggy G. Williamson 201 Sixth street.

Fred Long, of Mailhott's Sixth street barber shop, is on the sick list. Clark's and Men-ink's cotton thread only 3c per spool at the new Fashion store. Pan Handle engineer Wm. Newpher is visiting at his old home at Monroe, Mich. See the magnificent line of ladies boy's and girl's Palace cloak rooms.

Leave notices about dead animals with the police and Neil Hansen will see they are taken away. One hundred and fifty and one hundred and' twenty five Oxford ties 98c this week at Pilling White's. No old shopworn trash but nica new boots and shoes for almost Klidsick, Broadway. Rock bottom prices will guaran- ee our prices to be 10 and 15c ess on the yard than elsewhere at new Fashion store. Logansport, April 12, '93.

hereby warn all merchants igainst trusting any one purchas- ng on my account from this date. F. Hutchins. Judge N. O.

Ross has declined to erve aa executor of the Margaret tfusselman estate and Geo. W. has been appointed adminig- well known official from his of a wife, to whom he was married about a year ago. Their domestic, difficulties are said to have been caused by the wife's children, one of whom figured prominently in a sensational occurrence not long since. Gone to the Jury.

The paternity case of Elizabeth Cadwallader vs John Clark, wab given to the jury at noon. No ver diet has been reached at the time of going to press. deem it my duty to say to all those afflicted as I have been with indigestion and gastritis of the stomach, All Fixed Up. At the hour of going to press we are informed that the paternity proceedings of Edith Clump against Andy Morgan, mail carrier, have been declared off, on accoun of a compromise arrangement. Mr.

Morgan states that the compromise was only to the effect that the young lady was convinced that she had no grounds for a case at this late day. Wall Cleaning, I am prepared to do wall cleaning on short notice; work guaranteed to give Hanson, corner High and Sixth street See our handsome new styles in shoes and KiJnsick. A HEW JOKE. On the liver. When it out of order and yon feel blue, try a few doses of Beggs' Little Giant Pills.

Your liver will appreciate the joke. So will you. For sale by B. F. Keesling, drnggiet.

DeWiu's Witch Hazel Salve to try Mrs. Dr. Taylor's remedies causes wounds to heal rapidly, puri- She will core you aa sure as the day fiee and cleanses obstinate sores follows the night. i and ig a well known cure for pilee. H.

B. JOHN CORNER FIFTH and BROADWAY. fQt IMM JWV nun ra tn.os The from retor with the will annexed, jond has also been raised 2 500 to $8,000. Supper at the Broadway Pres- jyterian parsonage tomorrow afternoon from 5:30 till 8 o'clock in aid fa fund for the improvement of he parsonage lot. Ladies are in- ited to bring their sewing and come at 3 o'clock.

Price of sup-. 25c. At Broadway M. £. Church On Friday evening April 28th.

PBOGuAM, rgan Voluntary Mr, Bridge ocal oolo Mrs. Dr. bhultz owtll's 'ocal Solo Miss Prances Lur iano Solo Miss Mattie Johnson uartette. iolin Polo Mrs Ben Fisher ocal Solo Mios Adah Ooshman Duett Misses HiUerbrandtMid Reiser ocal Solo Juiis Kroruer Kertin uitarSolo JiJMjRuby Cornell 'ocal Solo Miss Edna Stevens istrumcntal Trio. Admission 25 and 15 eenta.

Stove Is the World's Best and yoa know it for you have seen it advertised everywhere. COME AND SWt Tia WE HAVE A FULL LINK OF Mantles to Show You. ALL KINDS OF Tinware, Roofing and Spouting. All Jobbing Orders given prompt Attention. I A.

DE LONG CO. $10,000 stock. Stoves, Furniture, Baby Carriages and House Furnishings to be sold at cost or less, to eave.jnov- ing. Cash or easy payments. LCXISTG Co.

408 MARKET ST. JUST RECEIVED A.T JULIUS LffiNEMANN, The Tailor HAVE YOU ANY NEED OP JOB PRINTING Well if you have get it done at the office of your Favorite Newspaper, The DAILY REPORTER, 218 SIXTH STREET. We can do you good work at reasonable prices. Cards, Envelopes, Note heads, "Letter heads, printed on short notice. OFEICE 218 SIXTH St.

Program. The Eel township Sunday schools will hold their convention next Sunday, April 30 at 3 p. at Broadway M. church. The fol- owiog is the PKOORAM.

)evotional Kxercises by.the President. should our ministers attend the Bi-1 township and Oass county Sunday School Convention? Opened by Rev. K. 8. Scott.

)iscussion should onr Sunday School superinieudcnts attend the Eel township and Cass county Sunday School Opened by Rev. Woncs. Msciission. Why should our Sunday School attend the B-l township Sunday School convention? Opened hy Dr. Oberholuer.

A Pleasant He-Union. A pleasant re-union of relatives ccurred yesterday at the home of Ir. and Mrs- C. F. Campbell in his city- Rev.

D. L. Clouee and wife, of Shell Rock, Ia Mrs Eliza- Morrow, sister of Rev. Clouse, Ire. Clouse, of Hoover; Mrs, of Adamsboro; Mra Walker and sou Dwight, of Mt Vernpn.Ill.

and Mrs. W. of Chili, were includ- i the company. It in twenty-three eara since the Elder was in oar ty and be was greatly surprised the" growth of the city, and its ubatantial improvements. hu jeen 46 years a Baptist pastor and as been spending the winter east the fields of former pastorates, te and his wife will leave for their orae tomorrow via Chicago.

Notice J)rum Co ps. All members of the military ruin corps are requested to mi et the rink at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Called Meeting A meeting of Post A. R. No 14 is called for this evening to take aitionin properly celebrating the event of the passage of the bjrty Bell through this city tomorrow.

All members of the post should be prompt and all old soldiers are requested to be present. Blanche Stuart entertained a company of friends last evening at progressive pedro. Elegant refreshments were served. toltf tkt problem requires thought But the simple fott Is known to that Dr. Golden Belief Consumption.

11 does It ererj and la when osed before Uie luces bare become too disorganized. Here's a trplcal HIM Jones, aged 20, hu lost 23 pounds, cbeelu bare the hectic and all de time; hex fust returned from the South, "Where she spent tlve winter. Did cot Ste takes 5 drops of Dr. Tenner's Golden Belief, on a small lamp of sugar, hours. Improrement begins at once.

ID 1 weeks she has gained 10 In 6 weeks she UR and Is CTEID. The remedy it a Srfcmc in lyrr.jnn No inflammation, no ton- no consumption. Thus It CUTM a list of ailments from a common sore throat, to a CTSTe brocehitla. astloia aad ccwumptloo, ImcQ tootbacne to a grave neuralgia, from a kaadache to a grave rheumatism anda from nmmer complaint to a grave djsenterr, cholera or uux. This wide range of application has sometimes uirjcsUr mu.vd it to be dubbed "eurealL" Bat It isn't.

It and that is Inflammation cannot eil-Uniw that" Itm." One tablespocnful dose cures It Mver disappoints. no opnies, nar- cMtca- or poisons, PerfMtr ssas. ntmOiA it mttlstssntsm CASH FOR Hides, Pelts, Furs, Tallow, Ginseng, Roots, Feathers, Raffs, Old Iron, Wool, Etc. M. BAEMBD, Comer Sixth ud High Streets.

Successor to HANSON. Stoves Stoves All Kinds of Stoves. On Sale at LOW PRICK G. W. CAMPBELL.

618 BBOADWAT NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE. iPEisrsioisrs. Prompt attention given all cJalsss tef pension, Increase of pension, Bonntr SBT other war claims. AND QEKXRAL U- S- CLAIM 30 rears experience Address GEORGE WALTBB3, Dr. Corbett Yeterturj Sirgtn' 116 Sixth St.

LogftMport, IT Tears experience, to calls Klgbt or Day. Prom Low Proopt JOHN W. MARKLEY, SOTABY PUBLIC. ABSIBACTS of TITLB MONET TO LOAH On lone Mime rues vttfc 1 pwtlsj Moment prlTOcces. 114 rwsrU oowt horns READING ROOM.

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