Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 22

SEBVIiCES AT THE Holiday Handkerchiefs I 8 usual, the bean tiful shown in ihe city, is only necessary for ttB to announce oar annual holiday "hdfcl" sale, as you know from experience our is the place to buy. GOOD THIBGS Only to Eat and Drink, to be Ditrassea i Tonumw. But With tnem Came the Exprewioii Happy Thoughts, And All Was Floored With Muisic-Tbe uur Clnb Banquet. Office in Hou.se. Cov- TWrtecnth and North streets.

Service. H. A r.e orders at Eel River Livery Phono No 88 80S Mwket itreevHoppo Building. Daniel Killian Co. mptly 8 It only corneii once a year, It is looked forward to with great ex- acd when it does occur 1 the same delightful which serves to give io the of Access.

Reference is made lo the annual banquet of tnat popular organization known, Sur Club. The fourth annual banquet occurred an the Johnston hotel last night, and there were not only good tilings to eat and to drink, bus with tnem came the expression of happy thongbtB, and all was flavored with delightful music. It was-11 o'clock the club members and invited guests, a total of fifty, inarched from the handsomely furnished and equipped apartmente of the organization, on the second floor of the Wilson Humphre building, at the corner of Fourth an North sweets, where mirth and good cheer held sway up to that time and marched to the Johnston hotel The fcianquet was one of those elao orate affairs which have made th' r. D. Johnston, cburch.

Morning service! 10:45 a. m. Subject: "Onward." TTbeatland Street M. IS. church, E.

Walts, serv- icejt 10:45 a. m. Evening service jm "aurch of Christ (Scientist). the TJniversallst church tomor- ror moirnlng at 11 o'clock. Subject: "dmmonion with the Riaun Lord-" Aiinvitation extended to everybody, jamberland Presbyterian church, JJW.

McDonald, ail a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning iject: "Our Father." Evening "Closing and opening our iords iroaclway M.

E. church, Eev. Sumana, prayer ietinit at 6:30. Clasti meeting Sunday school at Eev. G-.

Brown of Cincinnati will preach 11 and also at 7 o'clock. All are irdlallly Invited to attend these srvices. English Lutheran church, B. E. ianer, school at 30.

Morning worship and ureach- ais 11 a. m. Subject: "Re- lember," a New Years sermon, unior C. 3 p. m.

C. E. 6:15 p. Evening services 7:00 p. m.

ibject: "Occupying till I come. .11 invited. Seventh Day Adventlat church, ,10 Sycamore street, 0. S. Hadiey, Sunday evening SHOCKING ACCIDENT fa William Bntayre, i CltlieB Short IRETITISS.

Battered Fell Opo. a Crowlbar Which Hl8 to a lit ptfc of Six Inches. yesterday afternoon, while William Bnbmyre, a well known cttl- of the Westside, was engaged in loading logs on a wagon five miles south of the city, he fell from the wagon onto the sharp point ol a steel crowbar, which had been, left sticking in the ground. The bar entered his abdomen and penetrated upward fully six inches. The unfortunate man was conveyed to his home, where the -injury was dresied Oy Dr.

F. A.Busjihn Upon first examination it was thought that the crowbar bad pissed between the fatty tissues and the skin, but as his patient Is spitting blood today, Dr. Busiabnisof the opinion that the IUD? was ruptured. While Bubmyre is a strong-man, his condition is considered critical. HIS JCST DUES, The Wao for a new $5,000.

There we Panhandle of Chicago Many dace the Pa oars recently Illinois Cent: The volumj freight that i ern roftds is so the traffic offl' The Wabas largest numoe for several yea of the road The Pan ha school of Jnstru latton ot steam the Union statvl Within toe 1 stated that the Pennsylva.nl burg have bee gineers. The Wabash ing twelve mil let tihe contract to coat teen sec tlons of No, 87 out Ill probably intro- oafei and pailor in jiervlce on the traffic Ing over the west- to astonish employing the i ploy es it has had departments BQUDAY Best Patterns! Best Fabrics! Very Best We never had snob lt fore and that's saying the shoe trade, we tire on slippers. You will rob; you purchase elsewhere. -our reputation on our good gooae reasonable prices. Call and see i belore yoci buy.

VV inter 510 Broadway, Shoe Store, Is all tne Newspaper For. Han Cares weighing eighty HENRY WEBER, The Merchant Tailor, at- repair- PEARL STREET. DBETAL PALLORS Over Now Drug Store. A 0omer of Fourth and Marketjttreets. I)r -DENTIST- on Fourth Btree, ITOIU UUD UJUOW -of Bubstantlals known to thecullna art.

The service was by a corps nkilled lady waiters, and was in ke; log with the necessities of sue upread. Mr. E. W. Kelly, president of club, officiated as -toastmaster, the principal addresses were del erecl by the following club membi Edward L.

Donovan, "Indlvl Members of the Our Club; Pierce, "Politics;" Dr. Id Grac'J, "Man," and Henry "American Patriotism," gentlemen acquitted thans splendidly. They expressed thoughts and displayed original fad decidedly rich wit that would pe done credit to older and tentloua speakers. Short tsks ere also made by other club and some of the guestj McConneH''McConnell $50,000 6 per cent Money to Loan. Call now Office Opposite Court House.

SATURDAY, JAN. 1. 1898 Jreqered uritj the To- Before the close ot tbe neat sum was raised a to'bbe waiters. The Elite Mandolin cl the following programme service of the banquet: A Hot Time the request). El Phillip Sousa i Oriental Eosey.

Smilax- tor EJPowell. I Spinach at Bothermel's tonight. Mrs. J. B.

Lynaa Is visiting friends atMuncle, Ind. Don't let you'r boy catch cold. Reefers 25 Otto. Oliver M. Patton and Americus Guard have oeen licensed to wed.

Landlord Case, of the Arlington Tlpton, was in town today. The pumps will, be set to work in the Walton oil wall nexi Monday. 100 oases of rubbeis were delivered to the New Otto yesterday afternoon. James Maloney has purchased from George W. Seybold the house and lot at No.

219 Melbourne avenue. Dr. J. B. Lynas has returned from Richmond where he attended a meet- Ing the 9up' rem officers of the fraternal Union.

Natural and artificial gal bills for January are due and should be paid or before the lOth of the month, the oompaay'ji office on Pearl st. Mr. and Mrs. H. F.

Whlraey of Lima, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and Isaac Smith of this city, aod Walter Oonkling and wife of Bethlehem townahip. Mrs. Shaw and Miss Laura Emery, who Inhabit a resort on Third street, plead guilty to the charge of prostitution in the mayor's court this morn- rvdnftl fin ft. Polka (The Our Cl Powell.

Whispering Wave ranged. The Broklyn Hand Rosey. Dreamy Whirl E. Powell. f-Ecar E.

American Icleal- Lewls. Sweet Repose-7. Witt. A SlgLt with thefeys E. Powell.

It was indeed a hi adieu old and a cheerful new -Two Step L. China's situation, what does it sig- fy." All persons are invited to all the meetings. Broadway Presbyterian W. E. BeiderwoK, pastor.

Communion service tomorow, theme of pastor's morning sermon: "Geth- semaiie Thoughts." In the evening the piistor will begin a series of sermons on moral athletics, subject: "The Athlete's preparation." Other services of the day -at the usual hours, A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services. Baptist church, Rev. F. M. Huck- leoerry, school.

9:45 a Divine services at 11 a. m. Subject: "Bringing in the tithes." Young people's meeting at 6 p. m. Divine service 7 p.

m. Subject: 'The Great Salvation." The male quartette will sing at tne morning and evening service. The male chorm will sing at the evaning service. The Soutbside 2:30 p. m.

A cordial invitation is extended to all. NHOSE MOSEI WAS IH Clever Act on the Part of Rich Lafayette Sold Democrats. "One of the cleverest acts tbat has yet been recorded in the political world," says the South Bend Times, that of the gold Democrats of La- fayeUe. This school of Democrats is quite strong in that city, and as a ule they are comfortably situated Most men will do much for their friends and more to their enemies. For this reason it Is a puzzle to the average man how a newspayer writer can view things from a disinterested standpoint.

How he can censure his friends and praise his enemies. It Is one of the newspaper man's vlroues which is not, appreciated. His friends blame him if he says anything they do not like, and his eoemles think he Is when he deals kindly by them. It is the misfortune of a newspaper to be always misunderstood, and it is tbe good fortune of the men who'make them to care but little if they are. There is a strength in being right that eventually wins over all opposition, that Is why news- 3 which will at on just east of Charles Watt tendent of the pany, has nearly iU establish a in the manipu- 0 jr apparatus at Columbus, O.

toy days it is firemen on lea west or Pitts- romoted to en- week distrlbut- new steel rail, ds to the yard, placed in track AMUSEMENTS. OLAtfS OFEBATHOUSB- -OSE Saturday, January 1st The Beiisatlonil Comedr DAVID HIGGINS, KIDNAPPED -eneral superlu- sylvanta com- his health assume the duties of his office He has been ailing since last the time since thfbaa been unable to attend to Ms offal duties. According 60 th the locomotive railroad shops, bu tives in 1897, as oo 176 in the previous PLAT BBPtMB WITH Gazette ips, other than 1,251 locomo- with and 1,101 in 1895. Gt the loodbottvea built in tbe year just were for export; in tne precediig year 309 for export. The number of papers succeed in the face ently overwhelming odds, over this New Year of appar Think it financially.

The CHRISTUM -Max E. -Overture feting to the to the lYOREBS Arranging for the Najnal Conyention at ISasnle, local managers the Bryan campaign found hemsel-yes 1800 short after the with no discernible way of aeeting the deficiency. Hearing of tSiu, the Gold Democrats generously t'iidered the full amount for the pay- mint of the debts that were hanging otr the heads of the Bryan campaign colmittee. For down-right clever- ne'ij this stands without a parallel in thepolitical annals of this country." lie Times not state whether thefmoney came from the Hanna fund or from voluntary contibutions, 1 Douatioas In December. Following are the names of persons wao donated to the Home for the Friendless durling the month of December, 1337: Mr.

Joe Smith, 9 Ibs. eaunage; Miss Manda Goodwin, 2 cans tomatoes; Mrs. Pres. Swigart, mince pie; Mrs. Geo.

and Mrs. J. P. Lightheiser, Sqts, preserved fruits; Mrs. Charles, 2J Ibs.

butter: W. E. 0 2 pair lace curtains, i towels, 1 chair cushion, 1 box toilet articles: Mrs. Potts, 10 pounds of graham flour; Maxinktickee Ice company, ice for one year; Mr. Jenks, 50c; German Lutheran church, 1 comforter and large basket of groceries; Mr Dieckmann, 50 pounds flour, 30 pounds corn meal: Mrs.

Baber, and L. W. Blumentbaler, 8 bars soap; Mrs. Fisk, S.quarts canned Wise, the Christmas turkey; A Friend, 5 yards bed ticking; Mrs. D.

C. Elliott, chickens and potatoes; Mr. DeWplf, 42 magazines; Free Kindergarten, 1 larg'e cake. as a division tration of tne For a time, The Rev. 1.

mood, the state Christian Endeavc ranging to have grand showing at vention which is vllle, clurj Miss Jennie Mass of India napollsi, go to Nashville proper care aod ej 200 delegates frot Prest. Kapp assurance from rf Ing and paid the usual fine. Two plain drunks, Jerry Thornton and Joseph Dunfey, were before the mayor this morning. Dcnfey was given ten days and Thornton's case was continued until 2 p. m.

Monday Lafayette Courier: Oscar Grubb, who was broaght home from Logansport some time since in a very sickly condition, so far recoverod that be will raturn to tbat city tomorrow. The January term of the Cass clr- ealt court convenes Monday. The first ease called will be tbat of Harvey -w. Forgr There are 264 elvil, probate and 29 state oases ontbe Socket. The calendar was neatly There la a difference from oanles of a low a special Indianapolis.

I folly 2,000 Hoos be In attendance! Prest. Knapp the Rev. Char! has been chosi cieties In county jails Michigan City members Inclw and inmates A change night force of tral Union telep' by the promo' Lapp, of Rlch- sldent of the societies, is ar diana makm a national held at Nash-next summer. secretary, been named to arrange for the of the is state. officers have railroad com- nd there will be bo start from expected that ndeavorera will gathering.

announced that of Waibash, organizer of so- ite prisons and state. At toe there are 350 guards, otBelHls i BOB CHOLERA. CUBE. Qalni4used With Beneflsial jjed as an Experiment. in the Indiana Farmer I quinine to be a good rem- te'cure of hog cholera.

He bogs heavily with the-drug, two hours, and after "lose tbe hogs began to eat ill symptoms of the disease It is claimed that the bitter sklent in the'drug is an antl- Disease. IWderwolf's Sermons. Belderwolt, pastor of the re8 byterian church, will preaeblthree sermons, during FaDuary, on the line of Ics," as follows: Athlete's Prepa- Athlete's Con- Athlete'u Trf- an Knights of Pythias. Apollo lodge, No. 62, Knights of Pvthias, met last night and elected the following officers: C.

Lewis. V. Sturkln. Viney. M.

of J. Wright. M. of Tonngiter. K.

of B. and Cllley. Inner Langton. Outer Castle. M.

of H. Porter. M. of Davis. Davis.

Delegates to Grand A Youngker and J. J. Wright. Unconcerned Celestials. While the powers are threatening to dismember the Celestial empire, the two' representatives of the Flowery kingdom located on Third street take no interest in the that are daiJy making history in tbe Orient.

The Chinese papers they 1UI CApUlU. cars built during thu year 1890 43,588, as coaoparedjwith 1895. The same -companies built cars, twenty more than in 1895. General Manager fcarasey, of tne wabas-b; 'has directed that machinists and blacksmiths employed in the company's shop at Andrews be removed td Peru. This Is accepted as an iDdUcatlon that the company has upon the aban flivlBiOl donment of Andre terminal aocl a conce headquarters at Fen at least, the remaining engin train crews will term drews, but it is expecte' mouths will witness th ning through to Peru.

The Pennsylvania gr for November iShowed for eleven mo crease was 11,701,000. November, Increase of for eleven months the $601,008. Lines west and Erie, directly oper earnings in Novembe: ror eleven mor crease was 1 November increased eleven months the $567,300. Net earnings ber increased months the increase was A Happy New Year to nil: PRICES 25c, 35c, 50c anil 76c. geate on talent Johniton's drug 1 Tuesday, Jan.

4th'98. WM. CALDEITS Company In the Greatest Dramatic Novelty ot the Age. SPAN OF LIFE. Ten Eliutic Trio.

AmericanlGreatest and 75c. lual lOO, The Comic. Open fivent or the -Tiie Me of fapape- With the Co-Stars- RICHARD GOLDEN, KATHER1NEQERWA1NE, inses And! a Majmlfloent Cut and Chorus of 70 Every one in Arttat yo Notice. On and after January til further notice, our closed at 6:30 evening Saturday and payday eveninj J. H.

1 tlfui aoe Comic Op In Awe Special reduotton In prices: Lower floor, 75c, balconj, 60, i i haTlu been mtmcal HMtOOtO t.b« The drillers 1 Barnhart farm, i the well on the I mf 11 A Lr Twelve Mile, tlast night and well today. Mitt. receive are read with evident interest, followed by lively conversation and an angry toss of their pigtails, but all the time the washee washee goes on, and if China goes to war two subjects here will do no fighting. Postage Stamp Patriotism. It Is a source of complaint that people pat stamps on their letters in every position but an upright one.

Washington Is sometimes seep, on his face, Grant standing on bis bead and Franklin in an undignified attitude. As it is not proper to hang out a flag enilgn Jown, neither is It becoming nor patriotic to paste stamps In any other way than with the head turned topside up. Death ItaMfli freatseL Budolpb Frenteel, son of John Frcntwl, ot tbls city, died Wayne at p. ADDITIONAL ITES8 Fresh oysters this A fine New Year's din served at each of the today. The banks, county and postoffice, railroad shops and were closed the entire day.

The "Kidnapped" compan; in from Chicago this morn are stopping at the Jchnston Mrs. Plvimb and Mrs. MorgAho have been the guests of Mtknd Mrs. Jacob Keller, returned homes at Huntington today. A Reminder.

ime knd ENTER Halls Business College January 5,1858. Sessions Day aid College Building, Broadway and 6th st O. Mo Eczema In any iwrtottUbodf to instantly relieved, and prtauuuMt) cured by Doan's Ointment, Lreign remedy lor all Uifam the skin. 1898 8u. Mo: 9 bt- under by MBI "OOOZM old boy? do 116 We.

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