Logansport Reporter from Logansport, Indiana • Page 3

LOGANSPORT DAILY BBPORTEB, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 12, 1896. X-R ays Of severest trial and test prove In regard to Hood's Sarsaparilla 1 st, Greatest Merit Seemed by a peculiar Combination, Proportion and Process unknown to others which naturally and actually produces Greatest Cures Shown oy thousands of honest, voluntary naturally and actually produce Od, Greatest Sales According to the statements ot druggists all over the country. In these three points Hood's Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself. 'V Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the best It Is the One True Blood Purifier. COLD WAVE HERE.

Backbone of the Scorching Weather is Broken, Welcome Change Heralded Bain Storm. Heat Eecord From the Weather Bureau. Hood's with Hood's pills to take iarsapadlla. o. cr.

I PATENTEE OP THE "CYCLONE CAN'T GIVE ROOF TRUSS" Hereby notiBes all persons that the least infringement will meet with rigid prosecution. William McDonald, 1138 High street, sells ACCIDENT INSURANCE WOMEN and bicycle accident for travelers at the low price of $5 per year tor $3,000. Life insurance for women at the sai price as for men. The promised cool wave arrived last night about 10 o'clock. Its advance was heralded by a strong wind and an hour later rain and cool winds were creating a welcome change in the atmosphere.

The mercury fell about 15 degrees and the public generally is praying for a continuance of the present condition. At the local weather office the following record is shown since the inauguration of the torrid period: Monday, July 27, 92 degrees; Tuesday, July 28, 80; Wednesday, July 29, 92; Thursday, July 30, 91; July 31, 81; Saturday, Aug. 1, 79; Sunday, Aug. 2, 79; Monday, Aug. 85; Tuesday, Aug.

4, 89; Wednesday, Aug. 5, 92; Thursday, Aug. 6, 94; Friday, Aug. 7, 84; Saturday, Aug. 8, 93: Sunday, Aug.

9, 92; Monday, 10, 92. BOLD BURGLAR YOU WANT. TO BORROW MONEY On City or Farm Property, call on SZETBC 3VC. rVjEZpSIETSr KH Fourth Street, He can make yon a loan oi $25 and upward. Interest on sums over $500, 6 Per Cent.

Tliis May Be of Concern to Yon If you are a sufferes from Disease of the "Piles." I have had twerity years successful experience and guarantee complete and permanent care. Treatment Nearly painless. br. J. BAKER, Specialist, Office 426J4 Broadway, Lognnsport.

GO 10 HARVEY EVANS, FOR PINE FBUITS AND CONFECTIONERIES, Also Barber Shop in Connection. At 111 and 113 Sixth Street. Gulp's Old Stand. The Bloodhound Fad. CITY LOCAL.

Wait for Mrs. Austin." Miss Cad Close 3s visiting with frienda in Camden. Frans Lux has purchased Ed. Bmrich's driving horse. Thomas Jackson and FannieFoust have been licensed to wed.

Ask your grocer for Taggart Johnson's square butter crackers. Mrs. J. D. Ferguson and daughter are enjoying the lake breezes in Michigan.

Mrs. C. E. Johnston and family are the guests of Dr. W.

P. Brickley, of Anderson. Mrs. Mary Black, of East High street, is entertaining her grandson J. E.

Bowers, of Chicago. Several head of cattle died yesterday on the farm of Al. Moss, of Noole township, from the effects of the heat. Miss Bell Indianapolis, has returned home after a pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. Bobert Humphreys.

L. G. Patterson and family, of the Bast End, are entertaining Mrs, K. M. Biordan and children, of the Indian Territory.

Robert MeMillicn, the Jefferson township farmer who had such a thrilling experience in a runaway the other night is reported greatly improved, and has good prospects for ultimate recovery. For house, piped for gas, small barn, good well and cistern water, to small family. On Uhl street, near West Side school buildings. $7 per month in advance. By A.

J. Sutton, 610 Broadway. Col. Bringhurst, of East Broadway, is entertaining James of the Dayton Soldier's Home. Comrade Alkire was a member of the46th regiment and lost his eyesight during a fierce engagement.

The employment of bloodhounds to hunt down criminals, fugitives, tramps and almost any and everything else that is not within sight, is becoming as tiresome as it is ridiculous. There is doubtless more in the industry of breeding these canines with pendulous ears and voracious appetites than in the numerous uses to which they are put. The scent idea is largely imaginary and as for tracking they are not at all reliable where they can not be at once put on the original trail and are more of ten'likely to mislead than to direct properly. The bloodhound business, except as a source of revenue of kennels, is a humbug. Any canine of ordinary sagacity with the least training can pursue a trail and the bloodhounds can do no more.

Frightens Misa Helen'Matthews Yesterday. The following from the Indianapolis Hews of yesterday gives an account of Misa Helen Matthews unpleasant experience-with a burglar. Miss Matthews recently visited for two weeks with the Misses Rogers of Long Cliff. "Governor Matthaws's family this forenoon had a merry time with a burglar, Mrs. Matthews and her daughter, Helen, had gone out for a few minutes, and returned to find the house in some disorder.

Miss Helen went up stairs and came face to face with a burglar. He sprang into one room and locked the door, and she with equal agility sprang into another room and bolted the lock. In the meantime her screams gave the alarm, and Mrs. Matthews and the servants, upon learning the situation, spread the news. The governor's house was recently burglarized, and when it was known that another burglar was in the house there was lively scurrying about.

Men came in off the street and offered their assistance, and one of them, looking up at the window, saw the burglar pointing a heavy revolver at him. He got out of range but was reinforced by numerous arrivals, and made an attack upon the house. But the burglar had made a sortie urseen, and it appears, calmly, walked into Mr. Schull's house adjoining, and asked the cook for a chisel with which to do some work. She gave it to him, and he was chiseling his way through the premises in search of what might be useful, while detectives and a host of people were searching the governor's premises' high and low.

The burglar got away." HERE'S A NEW LIST! Including Silverware Free! Previous List Revoked for 35c boy's sweaters. 8cfor25c celluloid and fiberloid collars. 18c for4Oc celluloid and fiberloid cuffs. 18c for 35c balbriggan underwear. 13c for 25c real balbriggan half hose.

98c for $2 OOreal all wool sweaters. 9c for 15c black and tan fine hose, 25cfor50cgenuine leather belts, calf. 25c for SOand 75c boy's and hats, lOc for 25 and 35c boy's and childrens' hats. and fine all wool suits, $5.00. Alpaca coats and duck pants.

GENUINE You need not take over $2 worth in any department, except clothing, which is $3, to secure choice of either Knives, Forks, Spoons or Sugar Shells, and you need not take goods quoted in this list, YOU TAKE JUST WB.AT YOU WANT and your choice of silver free. Every time you repeat the purchase of Clothing, Shoes, Hats or Furnishings Amounting to $2.00 to $3.00 you will be presented with a piece of Genuine Rodger's Silverware until you reach the limit, 26 pieces, when in addition you will be presented with a Handsome Plush Case. These inducements are for cash. BAND CONOEET And Death of Mrs. Schiebleu.

Mrs. Henry Sehieblen, of Huntington, died Monday at Chicago. Three weeks ago she went to Chicago to visit her daughter, Mrs. Harry Williams. She had been sick for some time but thought the change would do her good.

She took worse immediately and gradually sank until death came. The deceased was aboni, 35'years of age and leaves a husband and the following children: Mrs. Harry Williams, of Chicago; Mrs, Lizzie Gross, of Logajsport; George, Chris, William and Amelia, all of this city. One sister, Mrs. Henry Powell, of this city, also survives her.

Damp Meeting Tonight, Concert The Military band and the camp meeting singers will give a concert at 'the park this evening. While the singers rest the will play and vice On account of the anticipated rush the band will not play on the West Side bat will leave Fourth street direct to the park at 7:15.. An admission fee of 5c will be charged. OTTO KRAUS. Harvest Excursions, Will Betura to "Hi." The following from the Marion News will interest the Logansport friends of Mr.

Oscar Michaelis: "Oscar Michaelis, who has been city editor of the Leader some time, will terminate his relations with that paper ttiis week. He will go to Cleveland and join Hi Henry's minstrels. Mr. Michaelis has made scores of friends in Marion. He is a fine baritone singer.

As a newspaper man he has done good work and has commanded the respect and confidence of those with whom he has been in contact. Mr. Michaelis is no stranger to the stage, having been with Cleveland's minstrels last season. By local applications as they cannot the diseased portion of the ear. The Broke the DISEASES of the Liver, Kidneys and Bladder are quickly relieved and permanently cored, by using Dr.

J. M. NcUAN'S LIVER AND KIDNEY BALI Price, $1.00 pwbttllt TH. On. J.

M. McLean MEo MO. Edward A. Shekenberger, of Frankfort, succeeded in lowering the Indianapolis-Chicago bicycle record Sunday. He left Indianapolis at 2:25 Sunday morning, arriving in Chicago at 7:21 in the evening.

The entire distance of 295 miles was covered in sixteen hours and thirty- sis minutes which lowers the former record by two hours and twenty-four minutes. Mr. Shenkenberger rode the first 50 miles in two hours and forty minutes. He also broke tbe Indiana 100 mile record of six hours and six minutes. Death of Jessie Holloway, Miss Jessie Holloway, of Monti, cello, died last evening at the St, Joseph hospital.

She was a sufferer from consumption and had been brought to the hospital for treatment. The remains were Monticello today. A Wheel Bun. All wheelmen who desire to make a run from this city to Royal Center and return toniht meet at 7 p. m.

at Zinn'a bicycle store on Sixth street. Eepnhlicans of Adamaboro. The protectionists and sound money people, of Adamaboro, last evening organized a Eepublican campaign club and listened to the exposition of Republican doctrine by Hon. W. T.

Wilson and George Q-onser. An enthusiastic meeting was held and a large membership secured for the club. The officers elected are: Canode. P. Bennett.

Kinzie. Mrs. Indiana Sulk, who has been £he guest of Mrs. M. M.

Gordon, of East Broadway, has returned to her home at Spencer. Tony Lehman, of Dayton, Ohio, arrived today for a visit with his brother Fred Lehman. He made the trip on his bicycle, DEAl'NESS CANNOT BE CUBED reach There is Oily one way to cure deafness, and that by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the raucous lining of the Eustachiad Tube When it is to be is inflamed yon have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when this entirely closed, deafness ia the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and the tube restored to its normal condition.hearine; will -be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give one hundred dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be onred by Hall's Catarrh Gore.

Send for circulators; free. F. J. CHKHBY Toledo, Sold by drngBists. 7Sc.

i DID YOU EVEB Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for your troubles? If not get a bottle now and get relief. This medicine has been found to be peculiarly adapted to the relief and cure of all Female Complaints, exerting a wonderful direct influence in giving strength, and tone to the organs. If you have Loss of Appetite, Headache, Fainting Spells, or are Nervoua, Sleepless, Excitable, Melancholy or troubled with dizzy spells, Electric Bitters is the medicine you need. Health and strength are-guaranteed by its use. Large bottles only fifty cents at S.

F. Keeslinge Drag store. BUCKXEN'S ARNICA The best salve in the, world for outs, acres," ulcers, salt Aeum, fever eares, tetter, chapped aands, chilblains, corns; and, all and poBitiyely piles, or no pay required. It ie guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 26 cents per box.

Fo'isaleby B. F. Keealing druggist, In order to give everyone an opportunity to see the grand crops in the Western states and enable the intending settler to secure a home, the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul railway has 1 arranged to run series of harvest excursions to South and North Dakota, and to other states in the West, Northwest and Southwest on the following dates: July 21, August 4 and 18, September 1, 15, 29 and October 6 and. 20, at the low rate of two dollars more than one fare for the round trip.

Tickets will be good for return on any Tuesday or Friday within twenty-one days from date of sale. For rates, time of trains and further details apply to any coupon ticket agent in the East or address Robert Travel ing Passenger agent, 40 Cincinnati, Ohio. Louisville to New Orleans. A new service of Superb Pullman sleepers is announced to run tween Louisville and New Orleans without change via the Queen Crescent Route and Southern passing through Lexington, Chattanooga, Birmingham and Meridian. Leave Louisville 8:00 p.

m. daily, arriving Chattanooga, 7:45 a. New Orleans, 6:30 a. m. second day.

This in addition to the fait service leaving Louisville every morning 8:10 a.m. arriving Chattanooga 8:10 p. m.Jand New Orleans 11:55 a. m. next c(ay, "Finest trains in the South." W.

C. Rinearson, G. P. Cincinnati, 0. Logansport and Wabash Valley Gas Co.

Natural and Artificial Gas. Bills due the first of each month, ten days grace. All bills payable at the office of the company, 317 Pearl Street. rates on heaters during the months of May, June, July, August and September. is the Time To get a SUIT of PAIR of PANTS CLOTHES or Nice cottage property for sale, Good location, terms 'reasonable, easy payments, small amount first payment.

See S. M. Closson. TIME BROKEN while you can get them at a low price. T3RW3R JK JL JM JLil prices.

NH. WHEN YOU ARE -TAKE- by the new fast train service on the Greek Nerve Pills They are Great Stimulators. -SOLD IN LOGANSPORT The Maple Leaf Favorite line from Chicago to Dnbnque, 8t Paul, Minneapolis and Ihe Northwwt; to Cedar Falls, Waterloo, Marshalltown, Moineg, St. Joseph, Leavenworth, Eansu City and the Sonthwait. Stwun-hMted, gas-lighted trains, with the newest and best equipment.

All sleeping can supplied with tbe daily papers and the latest magazines and periodicals free F. H. Lord, General Pasmnger and ticket Agent, or A. Nojw, Traveling FaowDEer Agent, Qoinoy Building, Chicago, will fnrniah cheerfully -any ln(oimm- tion to i' RATES and ROUTES. W.

H. PORTER, JNO, F. COULSON, D. E. PRYOR, BEN FISHER.

Job Printing We are, able to get Job Printing at out all kinds of Reasonable Prices. SALE BILLS, LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPES, NOTE HEADS, BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS, DODGERS AND CARDS..