Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 7

THE CLOSE TOURIST. How wretched is the man who has fallen a victim to Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache, or diseased Liver, with all the horrible attendants. Look upon the picture. Poor man, being of dragging out a miserable he is the picture of despondency; altogeth- IN. er, he is rather a forlorn specimen.

Do pity him? Of course; but at the same time feel assured that in a measure he is to blame for the bad state into which he kas fallen. A sure, safe, speedy and easy cure can be found in Simmons Liver own rem- edy. No mercury or deleterious drugs, f. not unpleasant to the taste, and always such a remedy as you can pin your faith to without a shadow of disappointment. Kead.

the testimonial, don't take our word for it: "I have been subject to severe spells of Congestion of the Liver, and have been in the Uabit of taking from 15 to 20 grains of cuUmel, which generally laid me up for three or four days. Lately I have been taking Simmons Liver Regulator which gave me relief, without any interruption to business." J. HUGO, Middleport, Ohio. jr. a.

XKIL.IJV Som PKOpitmroKS, PHILADELPHIA, PA, PKICK, S1.00. How to Take a European Tour for S3OO. my ana toadying- servants there. At least that's ray conclusion, from and experience. J.

W. WAI.LEY. A Kansas City Man IVho Saved JEno-sg from Thut Sum to Tuko Him Home from New to Travel Cheaply and I A Noted Divine Says: have been liver for Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach and CostlvenesH, n-ith which I afflicted. I COPYRIGHT. 1S01.1 About a year ago a ticket agent, hearing- that I ivas going- abroad, tried to sell me a well planned tour ticket issued by a "personally conducted" man, at an expense of about SGOO, everything in- eluded.

''My dear 1 said "in the first place I want to stay two or three weeks longer, and in the second place I can't afford your price. I have only to spend." The ticket man laug-hed long- and loud. "Why," said he, "if you stay as long- as that, it'll cost you nearer a thousand. We get the very lowest prices on And, indeed, there is a pretty general idea that a thousand dollars is about right. For do not the 100,000 Americans who go abroad annually spend all of $100,000,000, including- tlie money that goes for little purchases they do not wish the custom house people to see? But is enough, and the trip is worth it.

I can prove the former statement by carefully verified quotations from my own expense account. The latter needs no proof. Here is how a single man spends a thousand dollars or over upon a three months' tour: Steamship tickets Sieo to SISO 25 to SO The 04-05 Mystery. The following curious puzzle beats celebrated "13-15-14" enigma of a few years ago, and is well worth investigation. Take a strip of cardboard or paper 13 inches long and 5 wide, thus giving a surface of 05 inches.

Now cut this strip diagonally, as true as you can, the result being two pieces in shape of triangles. Now measure exactly 5 inches from the larger end of each strip, and cut each in two pieces. Take your four pieces and put them in the shape of an exact square, and it will appear to be just inches each way, or 04 square loss of 1 square inch of superficial measurement with no diminution of surface. The question is, what becomes of that inch? li you usutimea ui your religion, you can write it down for a fact that you ought to.be, for you've got the wrens' kind. GOO ex- ARE A SPECIAL BLESSING.

I novcr bad any tiling: to dome so mnch ffoocl. I reccommend them to all the belt medicine In existence." Rev. F. K. OSGOOD, Sow Tort.

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All dpt-3. 'VVoHhow you how nnd Ptnrc you. Cftn vrork in npnro tlmo or nil tlie time. Ulff money lor Fnihtce unknown nmonir tfaem NEW D.IIullott A-. JCOflO.OD are inp mndo by John B.

work for JJcadttr, von nmy net make as we can tench you quickly how to turn from $5 to iMO dfl.v the atari, and more nn you po on. Bttth nil pan of you cjin commence nt hoiao, frfv- np all vour time, or Bjiare InWncnts onlv to work. All new. pay StlKK for even- worker. Vfv start furnlahlnir evi-vythinr- EASILY, SPEEDILY learned, FJIEE.

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C. E. HIRES, You Can WHAT YOU LIKE IP YOU TAKE DR. WHITE'S DANDELION ALTERATIVE. It cores Indigestion, Biliousness, Liver and Kidney diseases, Constipation, Rheumatism and Neuralgia.

It purifies the blood, and makes the weak strong and vigorous. Thousands have been restored to health by this great medicine, why not you Very large bottle for $1, and every bottle warranted. oold by B. F. Keesling and D.E Pryor.

"HOW D'E DO?" Some answer cheerily, because taey are well and full of life. Others suffering Irora PEBPLJTY, answer Rrlo I sent sealed, JOUR HEW BOOK JExclttfiee Uniform. ERIE XEDXCA.X, Buffalo, N.Y, Learn tt WHAT AILS VEGETABLE COUGHS AND COLDS. SSc, and 81. at oil druggists.

MOKGAH SOIS, Prapilslors, PROVIDENCE. I. TBIDESUPPLIED ROSS LaFayette, Ind. Fo eale by, B. F.

Keesling sliip stewards' lees Traveling and hotel expenses sixty days 400 to Fees, museums, photographs, bcp- gnrs, cabs, oiaalbuses, theater tickets, etc 200 to Clothing bought 103 to Keepsakes ancl Incidentals. This estimate would cover the penses of traveling- in good, but not ex- extravag-ant, style. It takes a little longer to tell how it can be done for £300. In the first place, the common custom of taking- a Liverpool return ticket is expensive, both in time and money. After seeing- England thoroughly and getting- to the continent, it is a waste of both to cross the channel again and railroad the whole length of England before setting sail for home.

It is bet- to go by Liverpool and return by Antfrerp, which can be done without extra expense. Still better, avoid Liverpool altogether and take one of the cheaper Glasgow lines, returning by way of Amsterdam. First class passage tickets by these lines come from to 535 cheaper than the Liverpool return tickets, besides saving a good deal of railroading and one channel passage. Once well across the Atlantic the active warfare begins. If.

the traveler has the resolution to definitely limit his stay in England he will do well to go by Glasgow and get the long June twilight 'on the Scottish hills. Scotland will discoxu-age him, however, as it is the most expansive traveling in Europe. For this reason lie will probably not go to Oban, which is interesting but not more so than dozens of places yet to see, but go from Glasgow to Edinburgh by way of Koy Roy and Soderick Dhu county Loch Lomond and the Trosachs. From Edinburgh a natural route would be: Melrose, Abbotsford, Durham, York more interesting than Chester and much cheaper Lincoln, Oxford, Windsor, London. A detour between Melrose and York will take in the lovely lake district, which is well worth while, especially in the rare days of June.

From London to Paris the cheapest way is by Newhaven and Dieppe, and it is also the best since it gives a peep at Rouea, the most interesting town in France, bar Paris. From Paris one goes to Switzerland direct, and from that wonderland of snow mountains and manure heaps down the Rhine to -Cologne, with a final peep. at Belgium and Holland before sailing from Amsterdam. The lowest expense of this trip, everything included, may be tabulated something like this, using my own accounts as the basis: Steamship tickets, second or first class 70 to 8 95 Stewards' fees to 10 All expenses abroad, sixty days, at 82.60...... 150 150 Keepsakes, etc Either of these sums leaves enough to take a man back home again, if he lives beyond the Mississippi, and a reasonable allowance of photograph and Keepsake money.

It's better not to try to smuggle any clothing, as it can be bought to quite as good advantage at home; so I have made no estimate for that. The daily allowance of S3. 50 for all expenses, traveling, museum fees, washing, gratuities and guide books, ia ample with economy. It be done for a quarter less, especially if the stay is short in Britain, which is the most expensive country visited. Nor does this economy involve discomfort, The economical tourist will never take a cab or hack.

They are much cheaper than here, but they count up. To avoid hacks he will carry only a gripsack of modest dimensions. A larger one can be checked from point to point. On the continental railways lug-gage usually has to be paid for and is an endless bother. The tourist who makes SSOO answer will pay no larger fees to waiters and boots than a native would do.

In Paris he will select a hotel in the Latin quarter, which is the most tag on ping. OLD HONESTY 1 is edged EC be Duress a no! rrjost lasting pfccF. c.F Standard Chewing TofczLcc: Try me it ia bst-Ler test than any jU'iii IL. SWeitafair trial. Your dealer ha.s Tenient as well as the cheapest part of the city, and pay from 50 to 75 cents for lodging and breakfast, 20 cents for lunch and 25 to 30 cents for.

a table d'hote dinner, which will not be at all bad. Paris and London, with a total necessary expense of, $1 to SI.50 a day, bring- down the averag-e -wonderfully. The economical tourist has more fun than the thonsand-dollar man. He sees more of the countries he passes through, learns more of" their languages, gets a better idea of their.daily life; and he always comes American than when he went, while the man who puts up at the best hotels is sometimes spoiled for here by the Clieap Lands and Homes in Kentucky, Tennesee, AXABAMAf, Mississippi and Louisiana. On the line ol the Queen Crescent Bonte can be found 2,000,000 acres of splendid bottom, upland, timber and stock lands.

Also the finest Iralt and mineral lands on tee continent for sale on favorable terms. FAEMKKS! with all thy getting get a home ID the sunny South, where blizzards and Ice clad plains are unknown. Tlie Queen Crescent Route Is 94 Miles the Shortest and Quickest Line Cincinati to New Orleans Time 27 Hours. Entire Trains, Baggage Car, Bay Coaches and Sleepers run through without change. 110 Miles the Shortest, 3 Hours the Quickest Cincinnati to Jacksonville, Fia.

Time 27 Hours, The only line miming Solid Trains and Through Sleeping Cars. ONLY LINE FROM CINCINNATI TO Chattanoga. Fort Payne, Meridian, Shreveport, La. 20 Miles the Shortest Cincinnati to Lexington, Ky. 5 Hours Quickest Cincinnati to KnoxvlHe, Tenn.

JI6 Miles the Shortest Cincinnati to Atlanta- and Ga. 114 Miles the Shortest Cincinnati to Annlston Ala, 26 Miles the Shortest Cincinnati to Birmingham Ala. 15 Miles Shortest Cincinnati to Mobile, Ala. Direct connections at New Orleans and Snreveport For Texas, Mexico, California. Trains leave Central Union Depot, Cincinnati, crossing the Famous High Bridge of Kentucky, and rounding the base of Lookout Mountain.

Pullman Boudoir Sleepers on all Through Trains. Over One Million Acres of Land In Albama, the future Great State of the Sonth subject to pre-emption. Unsurpassed cllniate. For Correct County Maps, Lowest Bates ana full particulars- addres, D. G.

EDWARDS, Geri Passenger Ticket iQueen Crescent Route, Cincinnati. 0. Have you a 'Pittsburgh, Rochester, Duplex, or a. Student Lamp? Do they work satisfactorily? Do your Lamp Chimneys break? You get the wrong sort! The RIGHT ones are the "PEARL made by Geo. A.

Macbeth Pittsburgh, makers of the celebrated "Pearl-top" lamp chimney, which have given universal satisfaction. NOTICE. CURE iyfnstADtl.r rutk-vca tbe uttnclt nnd Inmrca Woomrorlnhlo sl.ii.],. Ko WAITING for KKSCLTS. Bdnn 8 lJlal Ltilln i IWueiiOB id iinnictiUUO, direct and MCUKTAIN, iu.d neuro la the result ID all ourplilc cases aiJliHio IrltlconvlncMtluiMOiitiltejjtlcnl.

Price50c. I nf or by mull. Sample, njjjg bJUuSCHIITMANN, St.Paal, Mian.W Chicago Lots For Wlty not buy a lot at BELLEWOOD with GRADED STREETS, CLEVELAND STONE SIDEWALKS AXD FINE CATALPA TREES, for To the of Uic City of toga Of the In t) )c Boundaries Votiiiii or' Said my, by Uic Common Council at ma roll IS, 1SS1. of Urn City of LoKJinsHort. Coun- IJ, Indiana, will Ui-j-i-by takiMiulk'ethiUtlie.

follow- rrfc.r n-ai!" In- the Common Council of the CityoILoganspurt. CnsslA'umy, liidlnna, at tliclr sc.v:ioi., evening, March ih'. Election precincts as formed In tlie City of Logansport, Indiana: In an act of the Legislature 'of tlieStiiteof Indiana, approved Jiarch It Is ordered by tin-Common Council olthp City of Logansport. Cuss County Indiana; and they' do now a ml adopt the. following voting precincts in die several wards of the City of Logansuurt, Ind.

tov.l FIHST WARD. thereof, to a point opposite Tenth street, tbencfr south crossing said river to Race stieit tdente west along the north of Race street to Eighth, stree-, i hence south along the west line of Eighth sireet to High sireet, snd thence west along the north And It is ordered that the elections in s-iid Ht tt6 GfflCe bullQlu E- at "ie Precinct No. that territory embraced within the following metes and bounds to-wit Commencing at the corner of Seventh High streets, thence running east on the south line High street to Eighth street, thence north on the east line of Kighth street to Eace stifct thence east on the south line. 01 Kace streu to Twelith street, thence south on the west line of Twelfth- 1 street to Broadway street, thence west on the north line of Broadway street to Seventh street and thence north on i.ieeast lint ol street to the place of beginning. And 't Is ordered that the elections of said precinct be held at the southeast corner of the school house lot bung lot 69.

Tlpton's second addition to Logansport In said Preclnct No. that embraced; within the following metes and bounds to-wii Commencing at the southwest comer of TneUtii streets, thence. runnliiK south on Hie west line of Tweifih street to UK ibash and canal btd. HJCHCR along the tLe line oS said canal bed 10Seventh streei, thence iiortl on wist line of Seventh sireet to Broadw 13 street and south line of Broadwa, met to Place of beginning. And it is ordered 1lut elect luns in said i-reclnct be held at Clem's lively stable in said ward.

on payments of $7 DOWN AND $7 PER MONTH, Within 700 feet of BELLEWOOD STATION. St. P. K. C.

Ry.) BELLEWOOD Is located Blfa miles West of the City limits of Chicago, between the CHICAGO, ST. PAUL KANSAS CITY RY. and the CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RY. and has 14 mile. South frontage on Madison Street VARIOUS MANUFACTORIES are near BELLEWOOD, assuring a prosperous and thriving uturo lor this Suburb.

With the Cicero Proviso Electric Road now running nearly to Bel lewood, think what an Investment this Is and BUY TWO LOTS IMMEDIATELY I am selling BELLEWOOD lots adjoining the above mentioned property with plank sidewalk Instead of for $125 APIECE, On payments of $5 DOWN and $5 PER Write for plats or call and you will be taken out to see the property free of expense to.yourself. BUTLER LOWRY, 507 TacCTia Building, Cor. LaSaUe and Madison. CWcago, Illinois. East, West, North.

Sonth. ennsylvaniaUnes. Schedule of Passenger Trains-Central Time. CHICAGO DIVISION. 5 I westward.

LoganHport -Wlnamac Crown Point Eastward. Chicago Iv, Crown Point Marlon PM AM AM 1 111 3 00 12 04 235M20 115 404! 518s 545 730 AM a AM t730 914 1043 1130 AM 855 330 830 PM 20 AM 1150 91 47 155 300 810 PM 500 PM 4 PM t300 448 627 715 I'M AM f820 945 AM Ul PM t515 S55 PM 1430 600 PM AM tsis 703 844 1025 AM Id PM 1000 IS 1148 1240 AM 216 730 AM 922 345 PM PaJlmaii Vestibule and Sleeping Cars rnn on Sow. 2O ana 21 between Chicago and Columbus. Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and New York; Pullman Sleeping Cars on 3 and 10 BETWEEN LOGANSPORT AND EFFNEfi. Read Down.

Read Up. AM AM AM t5'45tll 30 f5 00 ivf. Effner RjH 1 At 55411141-522 6091159 609 6 2412 12 6 56 7031249 914 714 1001950 745 1 AM PMlAM Kentland Goodland Idaville 940 AM PJt PM '10 4019 Hlfa 00 10141 9571 2C 3 8 13 9 02 7 58 on nr 02 352 140 1 00 830 7251130 AM 550 440 AM RICHMOND DIVISION. Westward. Cincinnati Iv Hamilton Richmond ew Castle Anderson El wood Galveston Chicago ar Eastward.

Galveston Kotomo Elwood New Castle Richmond Hamilton Cincinnati ar. 1U AM 905 1035 1114 1146 1211 1245 130 510 PM 7 PM (445 6W 735 835 915 945 1031 1120 PM lul PM "105 I'sb 224 247 323 410 545 700, AM AM t550 620 635 712 737 820 915 1.052 1201 Hoon it I'PM 10 01 11 3f 1222 1259 128 215 730 AM is AM '207 237 303 334 415J 545 700 i AM t72fl 820 905 935 1020 1034 1110 AM AM 730 B3C 412 445 530 630 PM fExceptSuriday. sgunday. Flag stop. Aloals.

1 Sln'S'SSla 11? z. 3 Pf5 I 33 precinct No that territory embraced with! the followlngmeles and bounds, to-ivlu Common IiigaulKMiortwestcorneror Sjcaiuore Mid (Jit: wa streets, thence running west along the nun line of Ottawa street to Vine street, thence soul along the west line of Vine street to Miami stree thence west on the north line of Miami street plum street, thence north along the past line Plum street to Bates street, thence west along Ih north Due of Bates street to Holland street, ilienc north on the east line of Holland streetto the nort boundary line ol said First ward, and thence eas, along the north line of said ward to Syeamoi street, and thence south along the west line of tiyc; more sireet to place of beginning. An li Is ordered that Hie elections In said precinct held in house on Ottawa street on the southwes corner of lot 10, In 1). V. Dykeman's 1st addition 1 West Logan, in said ward.

Precinct No. that territory embraced wlihh thefollowing metes bounds, lo-wlt; Commenc Ing northwest corner of Ottav.a and Syca more streets, thence running south along the wes line of Sycamore street to Chlppawa street, ihenc west on the north line of Cblppawa street to Plun street, ihence south on the west line of Plum stree to Osage street, thence west on the north line Osage and Wbeatland streets to the Cbicag branch of thePittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati fct Louis Hallway, tnencesouth alongthe line of said railway to the Peorla branch of said railway, ihenei west following ihe north line of said Peoriii brand of sail! railway to the west limits of sold ward tlience north to the line of the abash and Erie canal, thence east along the line of the Wabash and Erie canal bed to Holland street, ihence south along ihe west line of said Holland street to Bates sireet, thence east on the south line of Bates stree to Plum sireet. thence south on Plum street to Miami street, tlience east alongthe south line Miami siret to Vine street, ihence noi th on the easi line street to Ottawa street, thence east on south line of Otiawa street to place of beginning And it Isioruered that ihe elections in said precinct be held In thebuidllngon the southwest comer ol the school house ya.rd In said ward. Precinct No.B—All that territory embraced within thefollowing met PS and bounds, to-wit: Commencing at the southwest corner of Sycamore and Chippewa streets, thence running on the south HneofChlppewa. street to Plum street, thence south on the east line of Plum streetto then west on south Hue of Osage street to Wheatland street, tlience west on south line ofWheatiand sireet to the Chicago branch of 1 he Pitisbnrg.

Cincinnati. Chicago St. Louis Railway, thence south along said railway to Market street, therce east on the north line of Market street to Eel river, thence easterly along the north bank of Eel river, with the meanders thereof, to the place of beglnnln" And it Is ordered that the elections In said precinct be he.d at the engine house In said PieclnctNo.4—All that territory embraced wltMn the Col-owingmeies and Commencing at the westend the ofEel river bridge onilurket street In said ward, thence west along the north bank ot Eel and Waba.ih rivers, with the meanders thereof, to the west limits of said ward, thence north to the south line of the Peorla branch of the St. thence cast alcng the Peorla branch of theP.C. C.

it St. Louis Railway to Market street. IDenc'e cast on south line of Market street to the place of beginning. And It Is ordered Hat the elections In said preclct be held In Chl's cooper shop In ward. SECOND -WAHD.

Precinct No that territory embraced nlthin the following metes and bounds, to-wit: Commencing at Eel river on Fourth street, thence running south on the west line of Fourth street to Eel River iivenue, thence southwest on the north line ol Eel River avenue to Third street, thence north on Third Mreet to Eel river bridge, tlience northwest on east line of Sycamore street to the north limits of tha Second ward, thence alongthe north limits of said Pwond ward to the west line of Stevens. Mobley and Clary's additions to the city of Logansport tnence north along the west line of said additions to tile north limits of said ward, thence east on the north line of said ward to Clifton avenue, thence south along the west line of Clifton avenue to Hanna street, thence southwest along the north line ot.Hanna street to Pontlac street tlience south ttlongtnewestllneofi'ontlacstreet to the north bank of Eel river, thence west on the north bank of Eel river with the meanders thereof to a- point opposite Fourth street to the place of beginning. And it Is ordered that the elections In said precinct be held at what Is now known at Schaefer's cooper shop In snld ward. Precinct No that territory embraced within the following metes and bounds, to-wit: Commenc- IngatEel river on Fourth street, thence running south on the-east line of Fourth street to Broadway thence east on the north line of Broadway street to Fifth street, thence sonth on east line o'f Fifth street to the Wabash and Erie canal bed. thence eastalongthe north llneof said canal bed to Seventh street, thence north on the west line of Seventh street to High street, thence west on the south line of High street -to Sixth street, thence north on the west line of Sixth street to Eel river, and thence west alone the south bank of Eel ilver with the meanders thereof to the pla of begln- nlug.

And It Is ordered that the elections In said precinct be held at the North street engine house in said ward. PrecinctNo.S—All that territory embraced within thefollowingmetes and bounds, to-wlt: Commencing on the south bank of Eel river at the Intersection with Tliird thence running south tO-Eel Elver avenue, thence northeast along the soutU line of Eel Kiver avenue to Fcuith street, tlieuce south ou the east-line of Fourth street to Broadway street, thence east on the south line of Broadway street to Fifth street, thence south on the west' II ne of Fifth street to Market street, thence west on the north line of Market street to River avenue, thence southwest on Eel Elver avenue to the Wabash river, and thence northwest along the south bank of Eel river, with the meanders And it is ordered-that the elections In said precinct be held at the township trustee's office in said ward. THIIiD FIFTH Precinct Xo. thai territory ombr-iced" wltnin the following meus and bound 1 to wit Commencing.at Eel river on 1 wcltth sticct running south to Market slriet, ihence. east on north line -of Market street to Sixteenth street thence north on wesi liim of Slxii'cn'b street to the south ol 3JH river.and thence KLSI ilong ihe south bank of Eel river, with meanders thcre- oi, to the place of biUrmlng.

And It Is ordered Hint tlie elections in said precinct held in the Ironl room over (Vreen's grocer)' store 01 LrCid- w.iy street, In said waid. Precinct No. AH that territory eirbncln" within the foiluwlng metes and bounds to-wlt Comnii-nclng at. the comer of Twelith ind Sl.uket streets, the south line of Market strew to SIxteci th south on the west linn of Sixteenth stieet to Sme street, tbenw west on the north. line of Sine id sireet Twelfth street, and nee north on (dit line of Twelfth street to the place of teglnnint, And It Is ordered that the elections in said recluct be hfid ai the Hllwnth street c-n ine hcuse in idld Precinct i'o.

that -terrltorr embraced wltliliithe loilowlng metes and bounds, to wit: Commencing at river on Sixteenth street thence running scutli on east line ol street to thence castor ol Market street to Eighteenth stieet, on east line of Eighteenth street to street, thence east on north line of Speir streetto the east limits of the city, thence north alone the eastern limns i-r ilie cliy to Eel tLence west' along south bank of EP! river to of begin- i nine. Ard It Is ordered that the elections In said precinct beheld h. the office of the street building In said ward. "i Precinct Jio. 4-Ali ttat territory embraced wiihiii the following meU-s and bounds, to-mt: Commencing at the corner of the Louis.

and Pacllic railway and Twelfth eas? along said railway to Seventeenth street, thence- north on the east line of Seventeenth street to the wabash and Erie canaJ bed. thence west along said canal bed to Sixteenth street, thence north I on east line of Sixteenth streetto Maiket street. thence east on south line of Market streetto Eighthteenth street, thence south on west line ot Eighteenth sireet to Spear street, theacc east on south line, of street, to east limit 1 ofcrfrr. thence south along the Oii.st limits of said city to Wabash river, thence west along the north bank 4 ol the Wabash river, with meanders thereof, to Tweiltii street, and thence north on east line of 3 Twelfth streeljiolhe.place of beginning And It ordered the elections In said precinct leld in the house now owned by Hudolph BerndL cat Seventeenth street, In said ward helollowlngmetesaiidbounds, tc-wit: Commenc- ngat the corner of Twelfth jna'Srecad itreets hence running east on the south line of femead street 10 Sixteenth street, thence south on the me of Sixteenth street to the M'abash and Erie anal bed. ihence eiust on the line of said canal bed seventeenth street, on west line of strei-tto Wabash Hallway, thence we.st long said railway to Twelith sireet, thence north the east line of Twelfth street to the of be- Inning.

Ami it Is ordered that the elections in aidpreclnctbeheldatw-hatls known as Topp's hoe shop in said ward, lie State of Indiana, the County of Cass lue Cit- Logansport, ss: l.JohnJ.Taggart, Clerk of the City of Lcgan port. Indiana, do hereby certify that the jboveis a ompletecopyoftheproceedingsof the Common i the establishing of voting precincts for the varl- us wards comprising the City of Logansport, In- Jana. as the same appears of record in mj office! of this day of March, 1891. JOBN.J.TAGGART Clerk City of Logansport, Indiana. OTOPS ALL unnatural discharges in hours.

URES i fiortn Gleet 'i Gonorrhei. ill 3 days. No Stricture No Pain. SURE Adopted manGovernmentTor Hospital P.S.C. American trade, a patent bottle hold- 1 ing syringe (sec At druggists, sent.scaicd, he Von Mohl Company, Cincinnati.

Sole American iecntfl, Bj V. KEESL1KG, Agent, Ind. Mies Reward. Dr. Anderson's English Fciuale" Epfulallng JPills arc.tiiesiii'cst.and them a trial and be At Drue; Store or by mail, post-paid per box SLOO, 3 boxes iorsiueinLogansport.Jlnd.byBenp'lshei, No 311 Fourth Street, Mention JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.

GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. Pnllman Sleeping Cars ran on XON. 3 and 1O, and Buffet Parlor Cars on STos. 18 and 19.

BETWEEN LOGANSPORT AND LOUISVILLE. Read Down. Read Up. IP I KM! 45 lv Chicago ar. 1255 1 25 Logansport ar.

330i 345ar. Indianapolis 6 7 30 ar. Louisville lv. KM 1'J 13 Pit AM 1130 220 11061130 730 7 35 AM PM IVos.lO and IS carry Pnllman Sleeping; Cars; Pnllman Buffet Parlor Cars are run on Xos. 18 and 19.

JOSEPH -WOOD, E. A. FORD, General Xinagur, General Pisstcgir igmt, FBNX'A. For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets, tiafjgage checks, and further Information regarding the running of trains to any Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines. McCPLLftlGH, TicketApt-ril Ind.

Precinct No. that territory embraced with In the following metes and bounds, to-wit- Commencing at the corner of Eel Kiver avenue and Market street, thence running east to Fifth street, thence southeast to Oak street.thence south along the. vve.n line of Oak street to Canal street, thence west.ik ng the north line of Canal street to Fourth Mret't, tuciice south on the west line of Fourth street to the Wabash river, thence west along the. north bank of the Wabash river, with the meanders thereof, to Eel Hlver avenue, and thence noi th to the place ol beginning. And It is ordered that the elections in said precinct be held at the old brick-school houre in said ward.

Precinct No, All that territory embraced within the following metes and bounds, to-wlt: C' minencing at the corner of the Wabash and Erie canal bed and Oak street, tlience running ehSt the south line of the Wabash and Erie omal bed to Twelfth street, thence south along the west line of Twelfth street to the Wabash ilver. thence west along the north bank of the Wabash river with the meanders thereof, to Fourth street, thence north along the the east line, of Fourth street to Canal street, thence east on Canal streetto Oak stieet, thence north on the east line ot Oak street- to the place of beginning, And It Is ordered that theelectlons In said precinct be held at Harry Torr's office In said ward. Precinct No. third precinct of said ward Is composed of all that part of said ward lying soot)' of the Wabasi river, including Biddie's Islar.d. It is ordered that the election In said precinct be held at Amans carriage trimming shop on.

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