Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 8

IT'S A BIG SUCCESS The Golden Rule's Great Smash-Up and Clearance Sale. chance to buy Summer and all kinds of Dry Goods at the Smash-up Thousands of people are availing themselves of only in Logansport betore. All Spring and Summer Merchandise this GOLDEN RULE. There never was such a Sale prices they are offering at the must be closed Cost not considered. Come Today, Morning, Afternoon and Evening.

SILVER: OR GREENBACKS HERE AND GET 16 TO 1. BRING YOU'RIGOLD, Shirt Waistr, A good waist in full sleeves, and many colors and eizes for former price, 500 calice Wrappera In full width skirts and full sleeyer, in fancy colorings 2.00 dozen Duck Suits with Blazer jackets and wide made to sell at $1,00 and $2.00, for today 45c Skirts, only 98c and designs, Very fine Percale and Lawn waists, choicest materials; some have white $2,50. for today only. close out. A.

summer corset, extra collars and cuffs, choice for entire lot Men's Shirts, All out 50c and 750 Men's working and full shape, for tomorrow. Ladies' veste, extra good. regular 20c shirts and laundried Corset, An immense stock 10 long waiat Underwear specials oale Shirt go today quality, for today 10c The up-to-dato. Corset, the -pewent out, see it, worth $100, for today Choice of our best men's Shirts with two collars and cuffs in wary fancy celebrated Kiser Silk Veets, to close out lot 39c The 75c only desigus, today ALL OUR PARASOLS AT LESS THAN COST. Fourth and Market Corner THE GOLDEN RULE Fourth and Market.

Corner OF ALL THE PANTS DOWN SALES that Harry' Frank has ever originated and carried out, this one will surpass and will be our Farewell Pants Down Sale. positively To give you an idea how extremely low we sell them we quote a few of the many lots will Our $6 and 6.50 Worsteds $3.25 Our $6 and 6.50 Fine Cassimeres 3.25 Our $5 and 5.50 2.75 Our $4 and 4.50 Fancy 2.25 $3 and 3.50 Fancy Cassimeres 1.75 Our $1 and 1.25 Cotton Worsteds 75 Our Cotton 68 Our $1 Boy's Long Pants 43c Childrens Pants 14C In fact every pair in the house goes at 60c on the Dollar to give every citizen in the country an opportunity to help themselves. HARRY FRANK 313 Fourth Street. ALLEGED THEFT. he His Wad," Says Which Consisted of $13.

Anderson, an employe of a Thomas Southside brick yard, complained Thursday evening that be had been robof $13. He had been with a crowd bed fellows In the afternoon and of young claims that he was "touched." His assertlon is not credited by the police, as reported the case, and about be never. a year ago It is said, he charged a young with a similar crime, which upon man investigation could not be proved. DEATH OF JOSEPH STREBEL. Joseph Strebel an old and highly respected citizen of the Easteud, died yesmorning at 5 o'clock at the -of his Joseph Strebel deuce The deceased was born in Alsace, Lorraine, GO years ago; He had lived Lu for a number of years, workthis city bis trade, that of a tailor, until a Ing at when be retired from the few years ago and has since lived a retired lIte.

The funeral will be held this morn ing at 9 o'clock from the St. Joseph's Catholic church, services conducted by the Rev. Father Koebne: Interment will be made in Mt. Vincent cemetery. The atmosphere was warm last night, both politically and otherwise.

Every. few steps there was a group of perspiring political economists explaining the Democracy was at." It was "where mostly Democrats doing the explaining and Republicans were sympathizIng with them. Joshua J. Gardner has entered suit Smith. on A note, deagainst Samuel being made for $400.

L. D. Boyd Is plaint attorney. To The Ladies This is the season of the year whet but necessary work of the unplensant claims the attention of Nouse-cicaning housekeeper and not a little de the the appearance of your lace pends on curtains as poorly done-up curtains spoll of a well-furnished bowe the effect than anything else. We bare nicker help in this ciass of work experienced do cothing else and we Know we -perfect satistaction.

We can give you are also making a specialty this year of laundering shirt waists, being the only Arm in the city using machinery. for the purpose. We will ozclusively appreciate your patronage. Campbell Bros. 429 Market St.

Fire Works The largest and most complete assortcent in the city. Parties lotending baring home disof fireworks come to us and we prays will fix you out. Te have all sizes of lags, bunting, Burgman Cycle Co You Out of Employment. Have you a horse, buggy or other personal property, or vacant lots you would like to exchange. for a that will give big returns? Gall at 703 Michigan Avenue.

DAILY JOURNAL. SATURDAY, JULY 11, 180G. Michigan -Rothermel. Red and white Don't miss this great sale at the Golden Spring ducks at Klucy's Broadway market. For the picnic take a camp stool, 27c at.

Foley's. See our Ladies' $2.50 Ane shoes for Rauch, Barn deld bas fitted up othees over Fisher's drug store. Fifty-cent imported Onyx boslery 27 cents Bee Elive. Nice turtle soup will be served free at the "Old Homestoad" this morning. Get your hosiery, gloves, mitts, at.

the Trade, Palace today, 3c a palr The search for the lost Chicora in Lake Michigan has at last been abandoned. waists, 08c; 98c waists, 48c; 50c walsty, 25c; all day and evening.Tide Duck suits, 9Sc; duck skirts, 60c; linon snits, $3.98, skirts, Trade Palace. stood' Sarsaparilla purifles the blood overcomes that tired feeling, creates an and gives refreshing Artend' the wonderful shirt waist sale tomorrow evening: $2 and $2.50 walsts tor from 7 to' 10 Bee TREAD LIGHTLY For There's Crape on the Door -way. Jefferson is Dead and Other Things Have Happened. The Blood Hound Has Eloped With the Jack Rabbit.

And Sage Brush and Magnolia Are Emblems. The Journal through professional reels compelled to ask the forcourtesy bearance of the public for the Pharos this campaign. The Pharos willduring be compelled to advocate what it does not believe and state what It knows is not true. It Is so situated that it must also be guilty of gross ingratitude to Cleveland, who relied on its Grover faithfulness and loyalty and gave it a fat postofice appointment, This humillating situation must be so unpleasant lu that The Journal expects to be lenient as possible and only notice as the whoppers, and that casually. Probably the geutlest anethod would be to let the Pharos answer itself by Inserting the of the Pharos editorials, like those some below, without comment.

The given Humane society just organized has already created sentiment against cruelty also. to animals Anyhow that The Journal be asks respect-. the ed a a and a public to be ns Indulgent as possible to avoid all street discussions in front. of the Pharos office. If necessary.

Street Commissioner Tomieson will put sawdust on the pavement. That the Influence of the' Pharos may not be entirely lost In the compalga; Journal gives herewith some of Its The recent editorials: Ben Indorses the Republican Platform. An International agrecment providing. the free coinage -of silver at DD. for ratio 1s the proper method of agreed solving the money editorial, Feb.

20, '96. free coinage of silver at the The 1 would be a safe policy if the of 10 to intrinsic values at such. ratio were equal. The only safe way, however, to: maintain a double standard's by national agreement. If England, Germany, Austria and the France, States should agree upon a ratio United the mints of all these nations and opeu the free colnage of both gold and silto there would be no trouble In mainver talming a doulle -Pharos edl-: torial, March 11, '00.

Ben Predicts To our mind there is no danger of this Government adopting the silver standard. There will be agitation and advocof such a poles but It will end in ncy. defeat just as the demand for an unlitited volume of greenbacks coded in defeat. editorial, Feb. 12, '06.

The on the money question and -Pharos fight the tariff question was as intensely on bitter. during Tackson's administration as at any time since. 'In the end sound and a low turiff were wluners. money, They will win editorial, March '06: Ben Asks Why? Why should not the protecting arm of. the Government be extended to the silver mine owners as well na.to other The silver industry Is Ianthey say.

Why cannot the guishing of this great. Goverument lie inpower roked to increase fifty cents worth of silver to a editorial, Feb. 12, '96, Why should not the silver mine ers have the value of their mines enhanced by legislation as well as the of a coal mine or an iron mine? owner legislation a tin plate mill can be It by made to earn dividends of 100 per why should not the Government make worth of silver a dollar? The 50 cents senators from: the: sliver states should stand up for their rights. So should the farmers of the West. The farmers shonid require the Government to wake their wheat worth a -dollar per bushel.T'haros editorial, March 5, '90.

Ben Explains the Ratio. There Is nothing obscure about the C'ollowing words of the Democratic platform. "The dollar unit of coinage of both metals must be of equal Intrinsic and exchangeable value." The meaning Is that under the present relative intrinsic, values of gold and sili. ver the colnage ratio must be, something near 30 to editorial, March 2. '90.

Ben Says for and his silver contingent deCarter that the protected paupers shall clare ualil the mine owners have 110 more pap are permitted to suck Govermnent. teat also. Bully for Carter. editorial, Feb. 29, '06.

Ben Shows How it Would Affect Labor. protected manufacturers would. The if the Goverument should be gainers provide 1'or the free coinage' of sliver ratio of -16 to 1. They would be at the able to obtain their labor at 25 per cent: below what they now pay and In many. cases 50 per -Pharos editorial, March 21, '06.

Ben Indorses. Campbell. "I am opposed to our country golng aloue and colning free silver. No ahead one nation can do it and surviye, but the United States, and Germany could do so without England's co-operaeditorial indorsement, of Campbell's views, March 14, '96. Gov.

Ben Predicts Good Times. It is not at all probable that the next House will have a majority favorable to the free colnage, of silver at a ratio of 16 to 1. When It becomes a' demonstratel fact that there-is no danger of this country adopting the silver standard, In conducting the business of the country, prosperity will come aud, with taxes on. the necessaries of. life.

lower kind of business will boom again. every -Pharos editorial, March 12,. '06, Ben Indorses the Sentinel. "The free coinage men of this country," says the Indianapolis: Sentinel, "will never have any weight In the settlement of the silver question until they get rid of the delusion that this. country alone can control.

the values. of the. world. The business; Instincts: of the. American people will: prevent them from accepting that doctrine, even If they are not able to.

reason it out. It. Is the same rock on which the old greenbuck theory was wrocked. The only effeet of urging it la to convince more Americans that all the. vlews of Its adroentes are.

unsound. It is in this way. that the advocates of free coinage are doing more barm to the cause of bimotallism than any other agency in this. country. The value of standard money to gold and sliver using countries bas.

always been controlled by the ng.gregate action of the countries that use it, aud of necessity this must always be the same. The only way to secure stability. of standard money is to secure harmony of national action concerning ir. Standard money Is world money, And no money cau take it ont of the world's Induences. unless that nation shuts itself out: from the rest of the world.

This is the simple, almost axiomatic fact which the bimetallists of Europe have necepted and are acting upon, and the sooner the American pooplu accepteit the editorial indorsement of fadianapolis tinel, March 11, '06. THE ELECTION. Indications as to What the Re.sults Will Be. Now that the party nominations bare been made there is some speculation as the result. Indiana will be a factor to though not an important one, apparently.

Still it is best to take DO chances, and Indiana should roll op a big Republican majority, for on Indiana may the result. This is about the depend way the electoral vote will stand: Alabama ...11 Arkansas California 0 Colorado 4 6 Connecticut 3 Delaware Florida 3 "Georgia 3 Idalio 24 Illinois 15 Indiana 13 Iowa 10 Kausas Kentucky 13 Louisiana 3 a Maine 00 Maryland 15 Massachusetts -14 3fichigan 0 Minnesota Mississippl 9 Missouri 17 Montana 3 Nebraska Nevada 3 4 New Hampshire 10 New 36 New. York North Carolina .11 North Dakota. 3 23 Oblo Oregon, 32 Pendsylvania Rhode South Carolina. 9.

South Dakota Tennessee 12.. Texas .15. Utah 3 Vermont Virginia .....12 Washington 4 West Wisconsin 12 165 282 SILVER'A LEGAL TENDER. Editor Journal: Is the silver dollar a legal tender at the present time? WESTSIDER. Silver was made a legal' tender for debts public and private by the all: Bland-Allison law of- -1878.

The Sherman law of 1890 continued 'this legal tender power. The Wilson law of 1893 only so much of the law of repealed -1890 as directed the purchase of elver bullion and the Issue of treasury notes Silver is now a full legal wind has been for. almost twenty years, since 1878. It 1s redeemable in gold and tberetore maintains: Its -value coin aud. circulates freely.

There is more. silver in circulation than gold.Ed: Journal: Foley's Ice ten is the best thing to use In lot weather. TO BICYCLE RIDERS. Any Tire Made, Self-Henling, It You Puncture Your Tire You Never Know It. The Compound Guaranteed to do the "Work, and to the Life of the Tires.

Line Pilling, the bicycle and sboe this new compound pow perfected and ready. for the market, and it is guaranteed to do as represented. Any. tire ouce treated is made absolutely self-: healing. Piling, the shoe man, has the compound at his store, and is ready to treat any tire.

LITTLE LOCAL. Attend Pilling's sale of tan Choice of the house $3.48. All $5: and $6 tan shoes reduced to. $3.48 at Pilling's mid-summer sale. There are no better shoes made than: the shoe man; handles, and now.

Pilling, your choice of any tan shoe in his store. for $3.48 is surely a bargain. Take your tires to- Pilling and hare the tires treated. Guarantee to make any tire self-healing. No more punctures if you will have tires treated.

It adds 1 to the lite of your tires and makes them hold- Inthe definitely. Pilling, the shoe man, 412 Broadway, Logansport, Ind. Mr. Oliver Hand, of this city, has parthe Royal Center Record of: chased Mr. M.

H. Kraus. During the. two sears six different proprietors have bad charge of the The last will and testament of Joshus W. Williamson was filed for probate.