Logansport Reporter from Logansport, Indiana • Page 14

LOGANSPORT DAILY REPORTER: THURSDAY Hacking COUGH hC Cou cough or cold Uood for old and young Dr.Bulls Cough Syrup Will cure a Hacking Couqh We Handle From up. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. i W. Gresham is out after an attack of tile grip. Large assortment of school tablets Drug Store.

Mrs. H. Borden, of Chicago, is visiting her mother Mrs. Tirmcn- stein. New jackets and new capes for Easter wear just received at the den Rule.

'ihc family of General Loree were here yesterdav the of relatives. Henderson Bros, have sold the stock farm near Kejivamia to 11 lino parties for 89,000. Henderson Learn, of Laporte. ha been declared insane and will he com mined to Long Cliff. Ex-Marshall Hathaway, of Flora is in the city arranging for the open ing of the restaurant at Spencer park -Mrs.

J. C. listabrook and family, Harrison township, are the guests City Clerk Pansier and wife for a few days. Air. Fred Lafierty, of Danville, 111.

has accepted a position in the new carpet department of the Golden iule. AFTHRXOO.V. MARCH Marriage Raleigfh Hickle jMeekison of Ohio Been Greatly Benefited bv Pe-ru-na. and Delia Dawson. Congressman I).

of write. the follun-iug letter to Dr. Uartuiau. Expert Piano Tuning. Mr.

Paul Germann, expert tuner and repairer, haa decided to locate here permanently and is prepared to do anv work needed on pianos and organs. His work is giving the best of satisfaction. Leave orders store. All work guaranteed. C.

W. GRAVES, 413 Broadway. 14 Trains Each Day. is what it means. On and af ter March 12, 1899, the Northern Pa cific railway will start two trains each day flying westward from its eastern At the same at exactly the same trains will also leave its western terminals for the east.

There will then be, each day, moving Over the .2,000 miles of main track between St. Paul, Minnea- Mrs. Eliza Kendall, of Monticello as been called here by the serious ill- ess of her mother, Mrs. Matilda lerce. Fifteen Indiana cities have an- ounced that they will become members of the Indiana police league that is now being formed.

The funeral of George Epping, who died Monday, was held this morning at 9 o'clock from St.Bridget's church Interment in Mt. St. Vincent. To Mr. and Mrs.

Drompp, of Danville, 111., a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Drompp ave the congratulations of a large number of Logansnort friends. Peru Chronicle: ''Mrs.

A' Statesman, of South Peru, returned home today after a visit of several The Other Shroyer Anniversary Pleasant Events. Social I DE.U: av used i tics of Pe-ru-ua and feel filed thereby. I liave been O. bot- aili.L-u.-a NOW IS THE TIME TO BRING IN YOUR Traction Engines irsMke 1 And have them repaired, as'fthe ea is rapidly advancing. Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of the bride's grandparents i in Fulton comity occurred the wed- i ding of Mr.

Raleigh Hickle and Miss Delia Dawson, Rev. officiating. After the ceremony an elaborate supper was served. The young couple will go to housekeeping im'- nediately on the Suepp farm, near Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Elliott ai. daughter, Miss Arthusia, Mrs, Keller and A. R.

Shroyer have re-' urned from Xeiv Castle', where they ttended the sixtieth wedding anni- ersary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry hroyer. Mr. Shroyer is 89 years of ge and his good wife So.

Both are ale and vigorous for their advanced They are among the oldest and 1 residents of Henry ge. Jest known ountv. with catarrh of the head and feel en polis and Duluth at the east, and Seattle, Tacoma and Portland on the Pacific coast, fourteen of these trains in both directions going at the same time and this in a country where twenty years ago the buffalo were roaring. These trains will he known as No. i the Puget Sound Limited, No.

3 the Oregon Limited going- west, Cl £3 and No. 2 the Twin City Mail, No. 4 weeks with her parents at port. Misses Josephine Anderson, Kate Wolf, Lucy Keller and Blanche Reed and John Gilsinger have accepted positions in the Golden Rule millinery department. John Fleetmeycr, of Lafayette will shortly start on an extensive tour of Europe.

He is a prominent Elk and city clerk of Lafayette Miss Bertha DeWcese and Frank Shriver were married last night a the home of the groom on Nortl Pearl street, Jtitsice'Cuthne perform ing the ceremony. Miss Mary Rogers very pleasant!) entertained a party of young- people from this city Tuesday cvenine at Long Cliff. Miss Margaret Meek very deligin- fully entertained a few friciids Monday evening at her home on Hint, the Twin City going east, and will contain in tiie aggregate more than 100 cars of various sorts. Each tram will have a mail car, a baggage i director and express car, first and second class' coaches, a Free Colonist Sleeping car, a Pullman Tourist Sleeping car, a Dining car and one or more Pullman First Class Sleeping cars, so that everybody and everybody's pocketbook can be accommodated. The dining cars are a part of the solid through trains and no one need therefore go hungry.

Train No. i will leave St. Paul at 8:55 a. train No. 3 at 10:45 P- nl after all trains have arrived from the east and south, morning and Train No.

2 will leave Portland at 11:30 a. and train No. 4 at p. arriving at St. Paul 2 p.

m. and 7:30 a. respectively, in time for all departing trains eastward. One train goes via Helena, and one Butte, in each direction. These trains run through the most import ant cities of the northwest and ar hauled by new and enormous Sche ncctady engines, making, when neces sar 75 and So miles an hour.

These diurnal trains will amp! accommodate the large kmnigratior and tourist travel that seems prooabl this year. During the Yellowstone Park season one train in each direction will carry First Class Sleeping car, especially for park travel. Inquiries reguarding this new train service may be addressed to J. E. Turner, Jackson Place, Indianapolis' or to Charles S.

Fee, General Passenger Agent. St Paul, Min. Prof. Jay Powell, of this city, was his deputy. Walter Cohee, of Jefferson township, Joe McDowell and wife, Russell Duncan and family, a J.

Grant and Albert Klepinger, of Clinton township, have gone to Carrington and Condo, North Dakota. -Robert L. Johns, who was at one time superintendent of the water works in this city, has brought suit the Allen county court for a di- from his wife, who was for a the As Others See Us. Peru News: "Not a day passes but that something is heard o'f Mr. Nick- urn and his perpetual light.

The gigantic fraud which he is practicing, continues to draw revenue and make riches for its promoter. It is estimated that by this time Mr. Nickum inust be worth in neighborhood of and the end of- this income is not yet in sight. He has couraged to balieve that continued use of Pe-rn-na will fully eradicate a iisuase of thirty years' standing. Yours sincerely, D.

MEEKISOtf. continued receipt of endorsements like this for Dr. Hartman'B catarrh remedy, prove its rain, jeyond question, are Pe-ru-na and are willing- to give axpres sion to their judgment because a certain absolute cure for catarrh is public g-ood. All druggists sell Pe-ru-na Bridge City Construction Company BIDOLE'S ISLAND. OALIFOHHIA FOR HOMES, The Best of Soil, Climate, Society and Schools.

California offers more attractions to one seeking a place for a comfortable home than any other place on the globe. Its extensive area gives it an almost unlimited variety of climate; save that it has nowhere the intense cold of the eastern winter, nor the ousness- DalB it, cyclonic disturbances of the middle of tiieHeart: vest. Its soil is as diversified as its climate. Between the loose, friable, granitic wash of the Sierra valleys and foothills, and the black rich BLAKESLEE'S STOEY, A Member of an Oppressed Tribe Bed Men, William Blakcslee, the lucky Indian mentioned in yesterday's Reporter, has an interesting ancestry By birth he is a member of the Brothertown tribe, but he was afterwards adopted by the Quapaws. His mine is registered on the government woks with the latter tribe.

Blakes- ee was left an orphan at an early age ind since he was 13 years of age has seen shifting for himself. He has iad the advantage of an education in 1. i i ii there may be found soils of almost any consistency, all fertile and waiting only to be "tickled with the hoe" to respond with an abundant crop. Near the great centers land values may be high, for in such places large incomes are realized, but all through the state there are unoccupied, if no unexplored regions in many respect quite as desirable. Thousands acres of excellent land nestled i charming valleys and running far on the foothills, with water to be hac abundance for the developing, li vaiting the hand of industry to con vert them into productive and pleas ant homes.

A half dozen families se ecting some one of these valleys otild in three years convert it into a paradise. And from the eginning the little colony could be ntirely comfortable, and almost self- tistaining. ceeded in "st: suc- ling" off the federal ime an inmate of the hospital for TVlim Genltu. Show. "All great works are written bv fa anous men, between the ages of 40 60." "Yes; by that time their children are enough to play out of News.

VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS Are grand, but skin eruptions rob life Ol joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them, also old, running and fever sores boils, felons, corns, warts, cuts, bruises, burns, scalds, chapped hands' 'chilblains. Best pile cure on earth! out pains and aches. Only a box. Cure guaranteed.

Sold oy B. F. Keesling, druggist. nsanc at Richmond. Prof.

Louis D. Eichhorn us hrst ton weeks' work as inusica of the Musicn L'mon with an entertainment which will be held in the Presbyterian church next evening. Besides chorus work there will be special features In- local talent and by the director assisted by Miss Edna Stevens aml.Mi« Abbie Howe, of this city. Those who will participate in the Elks minstrel entertainment are re- quirecUo devote much time to rehearsal. Ihe management appreciates that this is trying work, and an effort is made to show all consideration for the people who will assist in making the show a brilliant success A net- each rehearsal a dainty lunch is served and full justice is always done the viands.

Among the state officers of the grand temple who attended the dis- nct convention of the Rathbone held here yesterday, was Mrs Katie Rice, of Lafayette." who is deputy grand chief of the fifth district of Indiana. Mrs. Rice is well known to most of the members of Diana Temple, No. 30. of this city, and will rernatn for a few days visitifto- her sister, Mrs.

John A. Lintner. and her many acquaintances. The Elks at Muncie are arranging to give a street fair and Governor Mount has not only promised to at- tend but has said that he will ff of officers with him. rU G.

Field has promised to furnish program, i the Haskeli institute in Kansas, being a graduate in 1887 with excellent honors. For a short time after leaving college he resided in the Indian Territory with remnants of his tribe. After coming to this state he resided on a farm near here for six years, and a few months ago became "office boy for Dr. Ward, in the City National bank building. Blakesiee and his brother Indians have been for years for the concession the government has just made.

Farly in the century his tribe consolidated with the Iriquois. the Xarragansctts and other tribes tor mutual' protection. In 1838 at the treaty of Buffalo Creek, the tribe was given a block of land in Kansas twelve miles square, where they resided in prosperity until they'were 'Irivi-n off by the white men in 1853. si reel wall paper man found the dead Slm 1 lll light for the possession body of his valuable English setter in tllL lall(l or a just compensation i. government and by taking a 0 port reporter through is" shop every once in awhile and showing him everything light itself." succeeds in getting all ihe advL-rlising necessary without paying the stipulated rate.

So far his game has been eminently successful." A Dog Poisoatd. Shortly after ten o'clock this morning Arthur Moynihan. the Sixth WHEN OTHERS FAIL CONSULT US. Dr. Gasawety Co.

Tke IJcli.ble YOUNG MEN who suffer from the fearful et- Iccts of sclf- aousc. as: aversion to the society of ladles; despondency, loss of energy: falling memory; nervousness; palpita tion of the bearf weak back; stunted development; Increasing- nervous exhaustion and wretch'd or lascivious dreams. You may be In the first fast approaching the last. Do not let false pride from MIDDLE AGBD re prematurely front of his place uf business. IK.

had evidently been poisoned, as soup bone covered with strychnine, was found by the side of the dead dog. Mr. Moynihan refused dollars for ihe dog only a short time ago. and is very much incensed at the in- ninian act. and has no clue on which to work to discover what scoundrel committed the deed.

In another col- inn he off ITS a reward of $25 for ihe irrcst and conviction of the felon. has been kepi up. "Their efforts have -it last been successful. Blakeslee has received a letter from one of the tribe's ajri-ins in Washinton iiiat the sfttleiiR-nt will soon lie made. iu New York, a play not unfamiliar to local theatergoers, and it has enjoyed along lease of life in which prosperity has lieured to an appreciable For Su Sale, juvo years past it has been playing in I r.iiglnml where it was received with demonstrative approval by press and April 3.1 and 41(1 we will have l' ulllic The plot deals with the not our store Mr.

II. Prank, expert I theme of the pursuit of measures for You can save Such lands can be bought at a low rice, and if desired on long credits, jhile improvements are being 'he additional value confered upon ic land by its improvement will be laterially enhanced by the natural ccretion of value always going on in new and growing country. Nor'will such a place remain long olated, and without the accommo- itions of older setlements. The hool law of the state is wisely framed to provide for new settlements. New school districts are easily formed, and the smallest of these has public money enough to insure a good school for the greater part of the year.

is often thought that a man must be already wealthy to secure a comfortable California home. This is not the case. A few hundred dollars to begin with, backed by industrious and frugal habits, will in an almost incredible short space of time, build up a home with all the comforts and many of the luxuries of life. These lands are already in the market and are gradually being purchased, and it needs only that the leading facts shall be generally known to secure an immediate and rapid addition to the home-making population of the state. For information regarding various routes and rates to California, call upon or address any agent of the OLD MEN who, as a result of overwork business cares or Imprudence in former years now suffer from partijl or fele nCT 0 so islressln ESS? 10 re Cf OONOBBHOEA Cured in 6 days tr our cUo 0 n0danKCr0f no ta- STmcTUBB-We have the onlv remedy method by which stricture can be cured- r4i I A i ri 9 and Bladder, cured instanl ly relieved and permant- We Treat and Cure SfiZ.

on! de AU diseases peculiar to Tour succesfully treated. You may consult us to -onfidcnce, no matter what the trouble may Ruptured Cured! tlon from your daily business. Write Dr. Oasaway Sc Co. Over City National Bank, Southern Pacific company, or W.

G. Neimyer, general western agent, 238 Clark street, Chicago. cutler, who will lak suits made to order. ealtn Sio 10 $15 on a suit. iu.

See east windo- and Telvie Broadwav. Downey it recuperating. heroine, Jennie. Wilson, soubrette character, and associ- lte(l vvith her are people encountered, "i every day life in New York. Jennie is a waif whose blind mother is con- i lined by the villains because of the ui, IJJc fortune that is waiting to be claimed We Have a Friend Who wants us to place a large amount of money for him quick- Bring in your baskets.

Commission no object; low rate of interest on large Joans. GEO. W. FENDER CO. WALL PAPER! Prices speak louder than words.

Finest lice of 1899 styles to select from, White bUnks 5c a double roll and up. Borders Ic a yard and np. I don't carry any cheap brown Wilson B. Personett, 219 Sixth Street. HENRY HARRIS Market itreet, has formerly opened a BARBER SHOP of Sin own an Third itreet.

Old and new are larlted to a part of the amusement Malt Extracts of the i the United States Govern- mem Chemists found John trennen, of the Elks' official organ, has signified his inten- ion 01 being present. This will second street fair to be given bv Jie Elks tins year, as the Kokomo odge is now making arrangements or a big show. BEST OF ALL. To cleanse the system in a jrentle and truly beneficial manner, he spnpsrtime comes, use the true remed ro onlv, and for sale by all at BO cents per bottle. I MaitExtract i 657 a11 2j vujj vuv an UU3I was absolutely pure and per- I feet.

Others cannot replace it. 1' pleasure mixture in which comedv alternates with the pathos. It is fufl of clever dramatic situations and the interest is quickly developed and ad- sjmirably sustained. The incidents I are led up to naturally and the dia- i logue expresses sentiments aptly in keeping with the situations. The company is said to be of uniform excellence.

At Dolan's tomorrow night. AN HOJTEST MEDICINE FOH LA GRIPPE. Georgre W. Waitt, of South Gardiner, says: "I have had the worst coueh, cold, chills and grip and have taken lets of trash of np account but profit to 'the vender. Chamberlain's Consrh Remedy is the only thing 1 that has done any eood whetever.

I have used one 50 cent bottle and the chilis, cold and prip have alt left me. I congratulate the manufacturers of an honest Tor by B. F. Keetlinff. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Below will be fouijd a list of transfers furnished by Stth M. Velsey, abstractor and loan agent, 204 Fourth street: Helen B. Immel to Katharine Velsey, lot 130 John Tipton's 4th add, cor Ninth and Spear streets. $400. Amanda E.

Smith to James T. Cockburn, part of lot 37 Adams' first add. Si.ooo. Charles T. Kitzmiller to Peter W.

Moore, part of lot 4, Lakeville. $500. Andrew Dorsch to Estte E. Snell, part of lots 192 and 193 Logan! $1,500. Valentine Boose to Jesse and William Walter, part of sec 22, Boone tp, ro 1-2 acres.

$1,320. Henry Brpofcmeyer, to Henry Brookmeyer, 1-2 lot 37 George Tipton's first add. $1,000. Andra Casset to Grant Gotshall, 1-2 lot 9 sub Prairia Park. $250.

Alexander Brannan et al to William Crippen. part sec 35 Bethlehem tp, 26.83 acres, $750. Elizabeth H. Thompson et al to John Brannan, part lot 32 Adams' 1st add. $2,400.

I Eckley J. Martin to Martha J. Mar- tin, und 1-7 of part of sec 29 Jefferson tp. $400. Chancey Miller to Perry sees 22 and Boone tp, 90 acres.

$400. Best Quality it Lowest Prices. 9 Oolonr, Imperial and Young Bjtoa Extract TOO want t. celerr seed, Honey Dew Cream, phone 4(0. Olrc a la call.

Tefe- Dr. J. B. Lyaas. 210 6th St.

John W. Holland, PLUMBER and GAS FITTER 328 Fifth Street. Both PI ones All Work Ireland, DETIST. ALL KINDS OP DENTAL WOKK. Booms 1 and 2, Over Bee Hive, 488.

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