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Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 8

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Logansport, Indiana
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Last Call on Shirt RULE'S MOTTO IS Never Carry Any Goods Over Until Next-Season, Therefore we will put tlie Knife in our Shirt WaiiSt'Department and will place tbe Entire Stock in 3 lots on our first floor. LOT NO. 1 All of our real fine Persian, Dresden and fact any of the finest Shirt Waists in the store $1.60 to $2.00. You Choice oi lot LOT NO 2. Many Waists made in best material slightly scuffed from handling, many worth up to $2.00.

Your choice 69c LOT NO 3. Waists that were sold at 48c, 68c and 66c, all go at 26c THE GOLDEN RULE. 5PRINQ SPRING OVERCOATS. WILL SELL YOU A SPRING SUIT TODAY FOP LSS5MONEY THAN ANY OTHEP CLOTHIER IN LOQANSPORT. LINM COflPLETE r- i Buy a Loujley Hat and be up to Broadway.

P. S. If you want a Tailor Made Suit dotft far- get my line of the Celebrated Stein Block Clpthing John Coulson, a victim of hay lever, in In Michigan spending a va- trying to rid himself of the pest. Joun -Wlialey ol Kentland, while un- ait am elovoltor, was ca.ug.lit bertwcon wagon and build and fatally hunt Tuesday. Mother Walllace day was obacrvcd.as' announced nt the Home for the Friend--' toas yesterday The program.

eicellont, and there was a BQafl As was stated several weeks the Journal, the building on Vay occupied" by Wada Bush, has; bee'n leased by Ai C. Barnett, and De occupied by hlui with tt saui-. pie room. A mad dog "was killed Tuesday; afternoon by Humane Officer Blshopi 1 'The animal had'boon injured'on the tallrpad and found at the barrf of Peter The animal did not bite any of Us knd so far as could be learned. William Shanahan was thrown from his buggy yesterday and had a lib broken.

The horse was fright, 'ened'and turned suddenly oyertiirn- Ing the.bngjfy. Dr. N. W. Cody attended the Injured man.

W. H. Wharflnld. who has a small recently planed a rat'in the box with the saurian, supposing that the alligator would quickly -get away -with- the rodent. He was fooled, for the.

battle that ensued lasted about The was flnally killed. or- It li wild that the band stand at 1he park not for plying foncortg in. The members ofHliie MSUtary say that if the irobf sides of the building were; removed the muglo would have bettor not being oonflned to the REPUBLICAN DAY. Hon. James A.

Mount Will Speak to Citizens August Friday, August 7, 3 p. rink, there will be address to the citizens.of Cass, coribty by the. Hon: James A'. Mo'unt, candidate on the Republican ticket The knowc ability as-a'speaker o'f tlie. eminent be sufficient to cavise a big turnout of those Interested In the vital issues of the day.

There will.be other.prominent men jprescnt, aiaong them being the Hon. Geo. W. Steele, mwmter of Congress; nnd candidate to this dlatrlct for re- 'oicction. There win be good music and plenty of it, and a good old Republican "tltae.

Every citizen -la. Deeply inter- $gtod in the settlement of the financial problem, and the speakers Friday, will be well eaulpped to give nn honest exposition of the silver question. WIRED A BOY. at Spencer park during the taod concOTt a met a very patotuJ accident, The is baling.repaired and wire to stiwtodiied'across the road. Thu beari ptaeed thero ns danger signal bwt It is claimed It had'gone out, and.

tlie boy, opt seeing the wire ran into. it. It struck him across the mouth'and cuit'ltls lips, checks se- '-A'SMALL FIRE: The flre a 'run to tHi'e 'pwtand at Smaii. blaze house aieai- the Famliaittdle shops. A water wfis all thrtt was -required to ex- ttoguJsh the flames.

LI t'tle damage was done. REPUBLICANMEETINQ. Hon. W. D.

Owen at Walton Sit-i August Sitli. Hon. W. D. Owen', 'Secretary of State, will address, the Walton 'and vicinity, Saturday evening, August Stlv Tliere wlil be other'good speakers pi-esont, music Republican! time for nil.

Beniember date. Slat-f 'The anniiiol State aneetlng Chiefs of rollce and Town Marshals will -be Jicld at itlio'Gi'BJiid hotel at Indianapolis; August IStb. that the In- vatn.tlon i-eceived here wllfbe responded ifo by tlie local officers. 'The'SIayor and tli'e ajre-' injyltcd'io also. Tihe object'of tlie meetings ds.

to (ft "coiitrolllhg and dfeouss ways and, means of immllielpal -The' meeting mt Terre Haute In of tlia great races. 1 TOWNSHIP-GRADUATES, The igraduaUpg exercises will be.held'.at'SIetea, Sutnr- day nlglut, Aiugwt 'is, a class of four, and-ln tlie exercises of the evanang nsatefcance wdil bft.glivenby pu- plls ifivHH 'tBe different of the A gbodientertalnmeot wlU be -given. mualc will be a -foaituire. EnornKiHs' tracts of Jy tlie'rogkHi' between Congo of In- closed 'by; the curve the the extent BASE BALL TALK What WiM line Association do in the Case? THEY THREATEN SUIT Baltimore in the Lead in the NationalT'League. Tliorc was (o have bfiun a niei'thiji of defunct base ball nssouCntikiu" the Murdock, Tlu-re wn.S'.n«HJi(>' Micro was not Is bit of iMformaifioir to get Soin.fl or.tlieancinlx-iis of Uiu association wafe'fltouiKVvtlio a.t the hour but nothing ilnnc.

Tin- players whoso salaries are duo. ami other creators) of ihe association am why iis so. Crosby, By- IToivslcy, O'Counell, BcviHe a ml Shaver hVijrc jrotllrcpu paid their prom- Lswl salaries, JUKI they wsuit what is due lit.is niHlovxtooil tlisit suit will be entered awii-nst the association, today t.o UIH'UIVO- l-be pajroucii'i oi' rhcsi! claims. Thi-n: is .110 disguising the fact but tlrait for the stubbornness of some of 10 the- indebtedness now liiuijlinp: over the asocial ion could bo licmUla.tc«l voi-y cjinily. A majority at til IE moliibors are in favor of "dipping tip" 'find of debt, htit-iiltoi-o ah-fi some wh'o hump back.

The claims fw-e colloctillile in law and will liavo to lie paid soonor or later, A way IMS l.ieou proposed by which a very wusftTeralfcport.iion the debt can be liiCtcd Rockviille people arc np apd.dovru length and breaatliSftfi-tfiS. State declaring themselves the champ-Ions In base ball: They are so sure of -this that.they are willing to put lip $500 1o back their opinion. If the associa titan will the members of t.lie tcami now here awl ndd two rom "the Westell association wlio want to come here. a. iscnicr! o.f five games bo arranged whioih will almost pay out the Indebtedness of the "club.

There a.rn plenty oif ball entlwislasts in LogaiKport. and'they like to sec the jsime coirttimie until the end of tlie If the to- gctliw of ftgliitimg amcng themselves, fflioy oa.n out" on the within'two woekki THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. iainl Cincinnati Did Not Play 'BnltJ-mOTO Won As Usual. There were biiiypur National league jranw iilniij-ed yesterday. Neither Cleveland mm- Ctnetanatii were sclied-' iilud; or play today.

Plttsburg at OtaveTnnkl Friday. Saturday and ami T.milsville at Clntln-. arid Sunday. Following 1 of the pa.mcs yesterday: A.t:Baiii'nicj-e—New York 4, Baltimore 10. At 3.

Brooklyn 8. A.t 13, Louls- vlilleO. At Boftkm-hjyashinfiton 4, Boston 5. THE CLUBS. Olubs Won Lost Per Ct.

Baltunwe4'. "--a OS2 .02 29 .081 Cleveland iT 31 .048 53 40 .570 rjtteb.urp"7.~';..",...49- 39 39 .540. Brooklyn, 47 .439 48 .448 New York 30 .414 34 BO .407 St Lcnute .28 GO CA .250 PERSONAL. w'as tit IMohtnoud yestat 1 i Dr. ot-Waltou was here John -'WWkm was.

irt Lafayette yes-' tiorday. H. Voraug was here y.es.ticrday. rlsttilng friends at Ft ir BaUey Mrs. A.

R. Bent nt Wabnsli. Booth-lias returned from a visit at Atlartite Mrs. ilnrlon, Is the guwat of city. Mrs.

Anna G.iwtor. of Coimbrldge JB vfcdiutng hor daiughter, Mrs. L. of tllie Eaateod. J.

L. Vieiv hotel at Lake was ia the city yos- out 'business. 1 of Ohio, raoitlior, ilrs. WUUam Johnson, Market. street, Jiind children of Kokorop hive.retuiined: home ttf.ter a.

visit wlfli hnye returned to 'DhiBlr. Itojne at Peru aifter a vtett-wlitft- LognawDCsrJ.ii'ioknttTCs for a week. George Boss jr. who with Ills parents is speniaing 'tlie-sum'mer at Lake Mnx- Inikuekee; 'la; thia gu'est of relatives here. 'Kokomo Dispoltoh: James nittd Master Jomnu O'Donuell of Logans- 'poit were; HatJie.

city Tcst erda Master told; Avjth imidi of grief, The Event of the Day. THE ABSOLUTE Closing Out Sale Of Harry Frank's Stock at Actual Half Price, September First, THE LAST DAY. 'We Quote a few of the many articles. 7.50 Cnsfciinie'r Suits, now $3.48 10.50 Cheviot Suits, now 5.50 13.30 Black Clay Sims, now O.OS 5.9S '-5 Oui- OUT Our Our Oiur Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Our OUT Our Our Choice oi and Children's suits goat $3.24.. Children's Pants HALF Boys' Suits Half Price.

Hats Half Price. Gloves Half Price. It will pay anybody to come 'Jo to aiifcud this sale, as you'll never see such chance again. Respectfully. HARRY FRANK, 314 FOURTH STREET.

12.00 Irish- Freizc Ulsters, now. 8.00 All Wool Beaver Overcoat, now 2.50 All Wool Cassimer Pants, now 1.00 Woj-kl-ug Pants, now 1.00 Fine Laundered Sbirrs, now .50 Unlanndei-cd Shirts, now ,50 White Shirts and Drawers, now .50 Gray Slilrfs and Drawers, now .25 Buy Shirts and Drawers, now .23 Stwpcuders, now .10 Socks, now .20 Coon Colbrs. now .15 All Linen Collars, now 'of Hie dlisbaiiKlinoirt of tliu base Ixill teara, wJiioli to liiin was "a mtiiitur of far greater concern was "The Downfall of the dustman SHas Wcgg Lola, of the Wiaslsldc, tave retntncd ISi-oui a- month's visit at Muskcgon, Mlcli. i The Misses. MolHc Clary will Delplil with their slater, Jfrs.

Ed Messlnfeer for a weok. uMre. Eda F.i Bclwc wuiit to Marion yesterday ou biislness. She visit aiikl JoHesboro before S. SI.

Yolscy and. wife left ycs- tenlay for "the Esist. They wJll visit Atlantic Ottj: a.nd otlwr points of hi- teiwst along tlie before rctumtoff. Sir. raid Mrs: MlchsicI Gleason are here Croni'Daniville alliied tlie fmier- al Of the liile Domuis Gleason.

The family of Thomas Gloiison of Andrews Is also here. WilDUam SI. Dale, agent for WaUIace'iS circus, wiis here yoster- diiy, wJtfh- ear No. 1. The car is a beautiful one.

-WHs tlie Logaus- poPt artist, painted Hie car. ifi the Sttte of the Catholic BencvoU'iit at, Dlwood tlils week. It Ls the Seventh annual nicotine, and there arc 'about five Imudred d'etega'tos present. TAKE YOUR VACATION-MOW. Go to tbe picturesque 'Mticklnjic Islaiid the D.

Ci' (Coast on 'y costs $13.50 fc-am Deti 0it, $15.50 from 18.00 froan XJlerclajid lioi 1 the rooiild Wp, Including Meals, and bertlus. Tickets gookl GO days, bicycles car- rlotl reo. thoiisaind mllea of lake and rivwr i-idilins on new modern steel steamers for above rates. Send 2c foir'iifi-ustMtod Address, A. A.

gobantz. G. P. Detroit. LAWN FETE BENEFIT.

The fete 1 and sockil last ovealns at tih'c home of Xfr. and Sirs. W. T. Glffe at tli'e corner of -North nna Tontli strocitis, was well attended and was a success boHi a social and Umancitil staimlpolnt.

TJic Slilltary band was attaudauce and discoursed fine Tibe lawn'was beautifully llhimilnated nmdthe Mblcs were attended by sixteen young, The proceeds will go to tilieHonio for the Friend less. A revival IB All at ton, to the Evangelist, Mer shon of Anderson, prominent part. The town has re- cealtiiy, since the saloon was downed by 'the orderly element? it Is'-said that the ccjniwrsiiww religious racet- infis aggregate alrifcst the edlire. popu- Inittau of the meetings; have grown until itho clrorjeti'es'are too small and.they one now ibeJtng conducted at the town bulk wflB-Bented on the side-, walk on Twelfth street tost evcaing en- Joying the cvoninK'alr; whta acquaintances of canie along and jiis slippers. Tlie act was by quite.

a 'crowd -siiecln- fairs, who enjoyed a bcnr.t?' expense of Mr, 1 GOLDEN J. D. Allisoin a.md family returned from Goodlaiud yesterday where they the. Golden wedding of Sir. AlMsou's iiaa-cnrts.

The aged couple wow mtule rocipjeiris of some beautiful presents, among them being a beautiful clock from the children, a to grandpa, and an uinbrclla to graiiftlma from the grandchildren, and each of 'tlioin an emblem' cliarm from si-eat pKuiflchildren. All the pos- but one grandt-hlld present. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Road Dlie ad. of the Golden Rule.

Hammocks at your own price at Cteo. Harrison's. Shirt walists slaughtci-ed at the Goldon Rule. See tiie ad. Nicely fnmnlshcd ixwm for rent very ix-asoaably.

Apply at 813 Race street. Natural gas bills for the month of August are now due and payable at the company's office on Pearl street The family of W. O. Bonnie will remove fwln ShdbyviUe to this city to rosWc. Sir.

Rennle has takea a position as day clerk at the Johnston hotel. Those who enjoy a day's outing not fall to take advantage of the exceedingly low rata.to.St. Joseph via tlie Vaudalla Line. Train leaves the every Sunday at 7-a. 'm.

Fare tor the round trip, Since the Rev. G. E. Scott hius been declared inaauie, the ohttdren. have begun action to aside tJ)e conveyance by wihlch the property was given to wl'Ce of the, scapegrace preacher before Ids.trip, with- Daisy Dorian.

The wife is a second mate, and tlie children arc niftor tine property in. earnest. WILL MOVE HIS BAH. A. Ci'Barnett kis leased the building now occupied by W.

H. Bush'at 307 Broadway and will put In a flue bar, TJie workmen will begin the work of rMnodeliiup the 1x10111 Slouday and Batnrett he will have one of the finest bars in tihe ciity when completed. PEOPLE WE HAVE HEARD OF. girl who burst into tears has been put together, and now wears Pilllng'a shoos. The young man who was taken by surprise at the wearing qualities of PUI.

tog's shoes, has returned, and sayi he intends to wear no others In the future. It is rumored that distance lent ment to the view, and now refuse to return it, without an equivalent In the shape of Filling's shoes. man-who painted the "signs times" Is now out of a when last heard of, was trying to get a position painting Filling's The man who Jumped upon; toe spur of the moment, was glad down, and has done his Jumping with Pilling's shoes since. The gentleman who went'too far In-the argument against shoes was brought bock on a shutter. The man wtw was moved-to plains of the dampness of too premHe, wishes to be moved baclt'afaln, the only dry part of him feet, and on them he wore' a pair of PIH; ing's shoes..

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