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Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 8

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FOP SEPTEflBER Logansport's Strongest, Largest and Best Cloak Department, i The leading oloak house first on the backs of the people. This opening of the September selling means money in the pockfts of burous" t.i mers that wouldn't be there If the cloaks were bought elsewhere. 75 elegact Kersey nicely braided, for ope; Ing sale 200 Fine double and single Capes, nicely made rrimiutd, $3.25, $5.48 and $0,50 all fhese well vorth double the price. iflO Ladltsi' well made-and stylish Jackets, with the new sleeve and collar, only $3.48 Ladies' Jackets made of Meltoi Beaver, Boiioie and Bough worth iu this $7.48 Aluo a. good line of Jackets at $3,00, f.50, fg.50 UlHl $10..

Call knd take a look. THE GOLDEN RULE. Citizens Money to the Old Country. Don't Want to Send Over Fifty Cent Dollars, A BUSINESS QUESTION. Proposition to Debase Currency Michael ARE WE IN IT? WELL I GUESS! Have You Seen Our Men's Boys' Clothing.

IF NOT! WHY NOT? Call and see us and we will demonstrate $he fact by making you acquainted with our Superb style of Men's and Boys' Clothing, that we are the leaders in our line. Our designs I are exclusive workmanship, perfect and prices the cheapest. We shall take pleasure in show- ping you our line of novelties and staples. Bear Ifn mind that all our goods are Sparkling New. Harked in plain figures and strictly one price.

THE GLOBE, CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS. PROTECT YOUR EYES. The Hlrchberg Optical Tbe well-Known Specialists ot New York have epiolnte D. A. AUK agent lot their calibrated Spectacles ami Eye Glasses, every pair guaranteed.

D. A. HAUK complete assortment and Jnvlteft all to satisfy themselves ot tlm groat superiority of these gooilaover anj miinufactured, at the store ot A. HACK, Sole agent for LogansportInd. No P-yldlers Supplied.

Will Buy a liood Winter'Suit D. CRAIG. 436 Broadway, Second Fltfor. grocery. duck's at Foloy's.

Rothci'inol. pots; special sale; 75 each. Dunkolberg. tine taJloi-, -Is having a nobby of imlUnss'for this fall. Cloak.

opc-ninp today. SpcdiU seal Jlcrol'tcs Truflo Pala.ee. Oncst show, renn'odcl- f.Ug Aarou Grocnstoldcr, Tlilr.d pitly four days more for -a guess L- the a Coliimbla ami a 1 Keystone ''Mocha a.nd Java coffoo Is iiccolvod frcsU ronsted every Key-stone Ford will dteplny handsome i ciniKIi'on''s' and IJadc 1 Lima A nobby ll-iie or trousers for this fall at Pt'erce, the tailor. Old papers for'sale at the Journal office. 20 cents a hundred.

Positively the best cup of coffee in the city at Dykeman's'cafe. Only'four more dqy.s until the Columbia cigar £25 OK. Call at Flanegin's new stove store and sec the best stoves to the market. Children's underwear, at less 'than 50c on tlio dollar of ori-ginnl Bee Hive. The best baking powder and flavor- Ing extracts In the world at Ben Fisher's drug store.

Have sometliinj: to show y.oni! Nob- biest fancy front shirts you over saw and the-price, Fisher, Men's Outfitter. "AVo -nro the People" ou neckwear. Most up-to-dnitc lice the city, and the prices now. Flslier, the hatter. Logwiwport lodge No.

121C, K. of W. Prosoh. treasurer to succeed Harry Frank initeuds leav- 'cho cl'ty in a few days. Our -Itae of jackets and capes were known to bo filid -best in the.

city last year. This season wo have a more extensive and nitfcractlve assontmenit than over. sure and them at ffie Golden Rule. Tlie- snpo.nioi.'1-t.y ot RuciloC's -hats Ls coneedei.1 by nil well dressed Tiho'y have 'a character, tone and finish (peculiarly their. which the tasty dresser Morris the hnttcr.

I The.ro can no objection to -iftring his poliitical views. Tha': 'the It is a c.t 'business. As president of busl- college lie i-s presumed to teach I. nginess mobhods. As asliiagi bnsfoifss nreii he to'recogncKe som-c itioiiui obl-iga-.

lion to advocate sound i lilt's. The free coinage of silver bullion up to per ounce, 'to 1 to wld, or it will not. If i't will, then M- g.tvos wealthy mine owners twice nnic-h I'm-thfir bullion us it is legiitimnite'ly worth on the niiir- kot, without -Hie d-rcuihitiug inediLim. It is a plain fact-rhat silver hs worlli as much coined-or un-. coined nobody-Js going to tlie trouble of eoindng it.

i If it will not UK.TC-i.sc the price, theli. It puiis -a fifty-cent dollar in cLrculiition: pay dvblis of all kinds, loams, WHROS, -and this 'is open dishonesty: To hire a mtui dollars a day'and pay lilim in something woi 1 ou.ly oue dollar, compelling him to take it in full, is not business. To borrow a hundred dollars a.nd then pass a taw making fifty dollars pay the. debt is not Imsi- Thore would be suspicion, dis -honest stagnation under such a system of discredit. FiirLhermore the Constitution of the United.States says that Congress not impair the validity of contracts and every man who expects to pay his by this dishonest method wiU find the Constitution of the limited hllm off.

Auy "Is it true Wiu Mexican silver dollar'is'quoted at 50 cents In this country -and sells only-at its bullion asked -i- of oiife' of Hie free silver street talkers "'i'lint is.a fact," said a bystander, "you can tlie quotations Pharos market reports." would our 1C to 1 silver dollar flic some way in foreign jfcoamtrlcsV" ii-min he asked. The free silver orator -no milted tho.t limit would lie the case. I don't wsiint nay free silver then. I get two dollars a day and I know I couldn't get a raise in'wages. Every month I seuil ton dollars to ray old mother In Gorrouiy.

If tlie kind of 'money I was earning was worth only 00 cents-on tho doilnr over lihore only got for it in good money. So t.o -got the to I would have her twenty. As I only fret so'imicih Jiere it would me oue-fif'th of my wages eVicli mouth to nreet tills loss alone. And if everything else cost me like this my wages would )jc just cut in. by free coinage.

I M.m a Dcinocnit but I gness I -am far sound money. I Wive been tryJug to find out about it." Everybody saw force of th.e ar- gumCiUt and it; is oiot likely that any of birth scndiaig.bac.k inoiiey. to Gariiinny or Ireland or to niiy 6-tlicr country will vote for free coliui'ge. HE STILL SQUIRMS. F.

Shively Struggles Deeper Into the Hire. In his law cha.ng.ing-the honesty of fin American is UHConsti'tntional and will be so Jiedd by the courts. Prof. Michael come to Log-awsport' a.nd to btfild up his Institution borrowed of the Cass County Bu'iratng and Loan in lite improvements hard-" earned wages of the mechanic, th'e' savings of the school teacher, the pay 'of 'the day laborer, the Inheritance ot the widow the orphan. The-Casa' County Building and.

Loam associatfoti could have no more sawed trust, than to see this was paid back; dollar for to kind, and the association would do 1 1 'i-f. it had to go to.the Supreme of 'tbo United Fortunately there Is no dah'gor of that for 'the 'people are to realize the full menntog of Chicngo platform, a'nd McKMoy wlill' be orer- wlielui-ingly elected! 'But dt is a-serious- that tlirea'tous u-oveilihO'less. WILL SPEAK QERHAN Rappeport Will Address German Citizens Tonight at the Rink. German c'itiizcns fn-c interested in. the, ijinouncemcnt of the Sound Money- speech of Philip Eappopont to Ise-giveri Ihfe evening at the BroodTvay rluk.

The speech w-Hl be given in German, and tJhc Sound Money Americans will turn out to listen. This te first.German yet announced- foa. 1 the r.lak, a'nd the evont will be an itu- povta.nt one -among the lionest dollar advocalcs who have 'faith In the' best, money nothing less, 'The safety THE LADIES; pleasant effect and with which. ladles 'may. use Syrup of Figs, under all make It their favorite remedy.

To the true and genuine article, look for the name of the California.Fig Syrup. Company, printed near the bottom of- the package. For sale by all responsible druggists. Attend the underwear sale at tha Bee Hive. Come enriy in order to-get correct sizes.

framtMC elTort.s to escape tho of hus V'i-clous persoiia.I an 'tlie cHize-ii'S of Hebrew de- B. F. S'hively gels d-ei'iier aiud dt-ei-er Liuro 'tilie mire. PJy-mouitili Democrat gives a labored and foolish- eefplanat-iou of the worst ittisult ever put upon a race by a political speaker, and makes mo.tters imich worse: Hou. B.

Shively Democra.tJt diidiifl-e for governor spoke to a large nndience ait Pern ome d-ay week ilihe Repirbllciin reporter for the I.ndlaimipolls and nlso for the tortured au expres- to make it appear Ks on insult to the Jewish 'race. The ro -Hie Journal put this "Every hook-nosed Shylock from Omaha, is hoarding up ihis gold." report 10 the it itjilis winy: f'Tliw free silver movement has it 'all the hook-nosed Shylocks -from to Oklahoma." Mr. Sbively really said was as present policy of gold 'Mono-metalHism, t'hc Treasury is at the mercy, of every sharp nosed Morgan Shylock on tlie road from. Jerusalem to had rafca-flnce to the trav 'flier went down from Jerusalen to' Jericho n.nd fell in -a-mong thieves Bible story nray be found In- Luke and Is as'follows Jesus ans-Weriing en Id: A cer went down from Jerusalen to and fell which Mm -of hie rniiment and wounded n.ud depm-teil, leavin liira half-dead. Aind by chamce there down CRrtaJir priest way (Hid whon heisaAV'him lie passed'by on vlie: other Aod likewise a Levlte iwlveii 1 he was ait tho placr, cn.ine and looked at 'him and passed bj- on the ofchetr But a ccrtviii Samaritan as 'hte Journeyed came wh-ci'o lie was and' whom he saw Mm he liad compas- do him, and wenit to Mm, and iup his wounds, pouring in oil and, set'iliim on Ms own and brought -him to an Inn, and took-care of him.

And on the morrow, he departed, he took out two gave.itliiem to the (host, and said Mro cure of -him wlmtso- eveT'tthou spendost more, W7io.n I come Again; I "will repay thee. 1 The siimJle 'is plain. The "shtop Morgan Shylocks'' iire the itJiieves; Uncle Sa.m' Is tliie "certaJu fell among these thieves; -is the contain Samaritan 11 ihave compfesslon on Wnd up' Ms wounds and poiw to oil and wine. 1 hod.no rereronce -n-liat- tjfver, to-Wii Jews or any other class, of HERE AND HERE TO STAY. You are invited.

We look for your acceptance-with eager aa- ticipatlou, for wo are confident of your enthusiastic commendation of our efforts. Wo assure you that no finer stock can be found in this country, anil you will agree with us'that It surpasses anything ever before seen In Logansport. We have entered this field as loaders should, avoiding tl)c time-trodden path, shunning the policies that have hitherto prevailed, but with un- equaled facilities and characteristic eniiry we- have sought the best, that you may enjoy the convenience of finding here ait home those exclusive styles you have'hitherto been compelled to seek in other markets. i The management of all our departments is in our hands. We've had a life long experience to guide our judgment, we inow every "Fashion Inlet" and "Quality in this and foreign countries.

Behind it sre our capital, our enterprise, our broadguagc methods. Such a union of tact and talent- must succeed. We've gathered a stock that is artistically perfect and marked'at prices that will be an agreeable revelation to you. Bearing out the reputation that we will win for this store and your confidence. Yours Very Truly, THE HUB.

Berwangcr Bros Co, Successors to HARRY FRANK THIS IS YOURS. We want you to understand that we are running' this laundry for you and that your wishes to be regarded in every particular. We will give you just exactly what you want if we can liud out what that Is. Perhaps you believe -tfhait it is impossible to your laundry work handled without irritation ami annoyance. Wo are sure that you arc mistaken.

Msiy we have an opportunity of demonstrating it? HADLEY Successors to Campbell Bros. other ithimn. the J. P. Morgan Syndicate those connected with 4t was organized to raid the gold n.nd rob Uncle Sam sa monipu-' toting' t'bo of bonds whjchi thtoy sucaeeded-iii doing to- the extent of ten TBere Is no man, before the public -who Is freer than Mr! Shively the speeclics he has made in pubil'e life not one word or sen- of personal abuse ajraiust any man or.race or class of men, can bo found, ami on 'the part of tlite Ue-piVblilontisto create a prejiidiee Jiga.tost Into on the part of "wiJl return to plague tlve inventors." TJiis race of better friend nay where thani Mr.

'Shively. When Bryan was at South recently the guest of Mr. SMvely pronilnonlt Hebrew was one among the very, few Mr. Shiveiy invited to dine-at Ms home with itbe next Presi- of T.he. following letter SWve- ly iiu reply to an inquiry from Mr.

E. J. of this pi-ace explains tlie matter fully: South Bend, IncLt Sept 21, 1S9G. Mr. E.

Mayer, Plymouth; Ind. Mr Deal- reply to yours ISth permit me to say' that neither directly, expressly nor by im- plicjutiwi I cast any resections-on Jewish in my Peru speech. I safil nothing aibout sold, nor (Mil I UKike any stateimenit or any kind about any special 'class being against silver. I discussed lihc helpless condition of the "treasury under the present financial policy and referred to tilie Morgan Syndicaito, and not to any other person or clasw. Among the Jlews of this -city and State are many of my oldest and best friends and nothing could have been further from my MiongMs than any.

reflection, or any expression tibait could TK -into reflection on them race. Wi'tih kindest a-og-irds, I Yours very truly, B. F. SHIVELY. Miss Ni'chol.

iuc In charge, wilf give a series of talks, at the Kinder- 'garteu rooms, iu iho second story of 1ihe Pul)lic Library building, the first of which will be given 'on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock and ic is earnestly desired that all "who are in any wise iute'retsted, will avail themselves of this liour, ofvinetruot)lon. EX. COMMITJTEE FKEJE KIXDEtt- G-AJBDEX ASSOCIATION. H. EiLLE'tt DISAPPEARS.

Henry Eller, the Panhandle engineer left his home on Market street Sunday and his present whereabouts are unknown to his wife. He said lie was going 'to Idavllle to visit wiDh relatives. left no money for support of his wife and four. children. reason aim bo assigned for ilils strange actions except -that he is.very'heavily in debt and several of his creditors have threatened suit.

AT YOUR APFJROVAL TODAY. long sleeve -15c Feaflier Boas Good Umbrella; natural Men's underwear, heavy the Golden Rule. Hose cart lost a brass torch while mokiiufr a Tun Finder will confer a favor by leaving it at the engine house on North street. FREE KINDERGARTEN NEWS. PerlM.ps comparntivoly few of our citizens realize the success of the'new oliarily' wMdh has devolopetl so recently in our'city' and of tho homos already made brlghrtxjr by coming'In cou- itoct with the Infl'Ueaice of the Free Kindergarten.

The school has only i-eached tlho close of Its second wcelr, and all toJdi forty-two children' have entered' for of Mills num- Iwr twelve are from homes the parew'te 'are not able to tills beautiful instruction, and this class -of worthy poor, that our hands and 'hearts go out. Tto mothers, busy, hdpling to provide for the support line, family a.nd mjuch away from home, leaving the little on-es'either at a'neighbor's to be eared -for, or left to get on as best they cfl.n—'and for tUs class of children lilw? afternoon session' from 1 to 3:30 is provided. The ladies interested to thifi' cause liave made many visits -to the iomcsi of the poor and have succeeded securing from these members ah-eady enrolled, and'promises of otlrers." In order that more may bo known of this work, and how it Is A complete line of beaters and cook stoves at the new stove gin's, 310 Market street. PRICES THAT TALK. Good Rubbers (Women's Storm Saadais Men's Good Men's Arctics 5Sc Women's 4Sc Misses' Arctics 3Sc Men's Overs.for Felts 9Sc We also have the celebrated Goodyear Glove.Rubber goods.

No better brand of goods la the world. Women's Kid Patent Tip Dress Shoes, Button GSc Women's Vici Kid Patent Button Men's Velvet Slippers Men's Buff Bals, Plain Toe Men's Buff Congress, Plain. Dress 9Sc Youth's Good School Shoes 75c Boys' Good School Shoes Boys' House Slippers 45c Women's Very Fine Needle Toe and CoJn Toe, Lace and Button, Kid Dress Shoes, Good Value at Our Price on this The above goods are all fresh new goods, which are.arriving daily, bought, direct from the manufacturer for and our customers shall have the Line W. Shoes, 412 Broadway, Loffonsport, Ini.

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