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Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 3

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THE RAILROADS Locomotives Require Training for ast Running. NEW WABASH BRIDGE -General News of Railroads and Railroad Employes. It not Hint ititl'llded fill' l-XpreS'S require as imit-h training, I heir way. for as do says IMiiladelpliia lleriwd. The raili-wid ouin.paiiy builds its own en-'ines.

those fur express trains an- known as class P. They a tv very -large Iwiit. with fili.irlH variations, after jKi.nerii of Kn-glish imported info Hiis conn-try yours ago and which that time wa-s curiosity in its way. AVtion one iif these engines is iii.lv- on our of tin- shop to He placed mi the road, instead -putting if to tin- vorR 'it is intended I'm' onc-e-, it nil is Cor two or weeks to l.raii'ii so to Tor fast running. Hy th.is all bearings journals cumiecti'd with Hie ruuuiivg gear become settled to their for should anything fibout the 'now mnolil.no not wk harmoniously there is amplo time to adjust -rhv de-rrtr.

Usually the engine trovijlmvume on account erf Its propensity to make fast time-. a.U'd at almost every sta.tion tlic trn.in is loimd to be a 11 trie ahead of scheduled fii'ine, and must wait for from ic.ii ser.oii<ls to minute. No. ISO of class will bo running out- day on a.n acc-iwwinodiiitloii train, but wffl.soon be flying over the road a.n express at tliu rate, in many places, of mile a minute. NEW BE1IDG.K.

The- Old true-cure Spanning the Wabash River to be Replaced. Tlie RiiUroad company will orer! a 'bridge in place oC the structure wlik-li now spans Hit- river between Kiddle's Island anil the Enst "bank. A -large force WJIK at. work yesterday and is thought that the. bridge will be completed 'by 1.

Tlie new' structure will 'be much more substantial tlia-n the present Qiie. ami will more ervpable of Uoldhvg rrp the entities and heavy than the present bridge. The work will bo done in sec-rimis and traffic will not be delayed. RAlLttOAD XOTT5S. Engine No.

"04 is In me shops To; rc-jx'ilrs. Engine No. is in tlu- bade shops for class rejKiifs. A -new cra.no has bee.n orotteil west of the carpenter s'hop. Ch-mrJes Sa.lTord of rt'io house la takUiff a short vacation, Jacob BuWc of tlie lathe room is off -duliy on account: of sickness.

D. jr. Hill, the riinlunirtlo lireman. Us on duty nfifer a Cow days' lay off. Hartwlck In now oporn.tlnjr'ihc raill steii.m hammer, in the blaclwmirli The bolt house castin-ii racks were trea.tal to a coat o.t paUU yester- Gor'niir.

the at HimfHijrton was here Suntlmy Kopler.lms returned to work with r.Iw tniv-k a.fter n. two weeks' Illness. Ed Hortnn of Hie Pa.ii>hnnidle olfices rosuniiM.l work yesterday afiter several luonlhs' il.lne.ss. Eddie Hawkins is Jit work in tho tool room nfter a. of two months on jieeouni: of sickness.

Jlr. Eiifrlur. tho baff.CTjre mirn. has his duties after a three weeks' vacation. JOSHO Wdlf, 'the.

sshop stono mason, lost a. valuablo bird 'dos ntbout the shops 'bist Peter Schneider, rliesfntlonni-j' cnsl- neer in the car-printer shop, Imw re-, turned to work n-ftor fl. few clays' Illness. 'Hie new dry homoe Is well In course of eonstmetion. Tire framie Is eom- pletwl 'and it win -not be long until It will IH- ready for use- All the cars on the old repair tmcTcs were yesterday mornloff removed to 'the new tracks a few feet farther north.

The old will be repaired used as an extension to, the coach yard. Charles Gramos and Oha.nes Spitznogle. of thetflacksmlth shop, who have been off duty, sick, for some ttoie, reported 'Cor work yog.tcrrtay but were 'both compelled to quit nud rotnitm to their houieis, bol.nj: nnatole to work. A frillow who spends a preat deal of iiis time n't the R. R.

Y. M. A. rooms, luis KeveraJ ot Uie periodicals in the- fow months. Is known to the and unless he ceases his peculations will llnd tohnsoK tn.

seirious trouble. MEN'S CLO HING'! While we huvw s-vfrnl Depiirtuients in Oar New Store, there on- Invtrer rlmn the will be the Men's Clothing Depn.rt.ii>i-!ii. which will be the tongue of bur merchandise wttKon- he other will ride with it into your favor, it will be rhe ouo Department around which the others will whirl. Our Suit Department Includes all the and correct fibrici in Plain and Fancy Scotch Cheviots. Hi: French Oassioipres, Clay 'ailnred right "down tu dale" in tbe latest style jiHcks nud Pricks.

In Our Yon'll find a line new, perfect made, faultless fitting OveruoatH in all the direst, fabric, Meltous, and Vio.nnas. tSrylish dressers can overcoat themselves better than ever before and yet save money by coining here. GcloDerT, at a. we will open a new store in the buildiujj fonncrly occrupieO: by Hit' Pro- jri'Wis, vrMi a iucw uvnd complete stock of Clotliius, Hit.ts ami the whole Sta-te is cord-tally invited to Ca.ll and Pass on the most a.ml most worthy goods at the prices -evci' offered in LWLDS- poirt. With our many years' experience'in wholesale and i-otaii'l business, with our immcrons dhjtriibiu.img points in 1 Ohio and Indiana and one factory in, New Yoi'k, we fire position to offer the people of thfi- iMist qualities all the lowest prtoe.s in all Tiudta.n.1, the jrreiiiiest var.icly in all In- dla.ua, direct ft-om the fa.ctory to our Btore itihc-u.

to your homo. No man or can afford to Tmy dollar's worth of goods without first seeiBg our prices, Owr motto will be honostiy of purpose, qmaliity of lowest) wirti these we expect to pet and hold your trade. Our Clotninp platform, is. Onv Srniulaird of Yiiliie for AH. Styles sixes for all.

OXK TO BOY'S CLOTHIN3! We want the mothers of Lopansport to call and inspect our Boy's Clothing we have to offer. We've not a ample garment in the entire assortment that we are nor, proud of as a Sound Substantial Satisfaction pivine value. A plance will convince you that here is where quality, is the thickest and price the thinnest. Tuke our advice and look at tbe prico through quality. The scratch of a pen makes a price but it takes wool and'honest workmanship to give satisfaction.

It won't take a very practiced eye to discern the advantage of buying here. Our Hat Department Includes everything that's now men, boys and chil- drea Ton can III no outCof date b.re. Our stock all new and tbe prices saving ones. ft On Top of All This We Have the Test of all Tests, the test that satisfies you, the test that will gauge our whole store. Here it is In seven little words.

Your Money Back if You Want III Hats and Furnishings. 4th and Mkt. St. DAS ID and Mkt. St.

LIVER Your Stomach Gloss Your Sec to Your Digestion. Not one person In knows that the cause of billiousness is the clogging of itho liven- by tho poisons ot indigestion. Nor'the only proper cure for It "is A Mi it-to a4d the stomach. But. modern 'inellrdiie deda.res the truth of it Aiufl Shakers have proved it by Uie -wonderful success; oC their Sliaiker Digestive- of the most i.in'poi-ta.iit uses of the liver is to arrest and destroy all poisons which ftry.to find their way Into (the blood.

Witten It's clogged, It can't do this. Undigested food ferments-'and putrefies in the stomach-, and the poisons of pirtreflcatfon clog ajid paralyze tho tho -liver, after -wihlch they iflmd their irato the blood Here Is tho 'true' explan'atloa of all the distressing disorders a.nd tfons cimised by indigestion. 1 Sluuker Dlig-estive Cordial Is the only tonic- cordiul which aids the stolnacli in. a iniifcu-rnl way to digest.its food. By this means, it.cures indigestion, restores the livar, -mid frees Uie body from poi-son a.nd disease.

Headache, dizziness, iienrallgia, m'ea- tal dopresstoQ, weakness, bad taste, fever, flaitnlence, consHpntion, loss -of ap- petite, nnaemln, rheumatism, and other disorders a.re relieved and cured by Shaltcv Digestive Coa-dlal. At Ton cents for'a trial bottle. Write for'foook'ito 'Clie ShaJjers, 30 Kcade Street, New York. Underwear, hosiery. Ea.ri coJlars'i shirts, caps and overalls at a pnrt of real G.

Jeufcines, Laidics' dongotes, button or lace, QSc. Many a day's, work by sick hexAvehe caused by Indigestion and stomach troubles. DeWltt's Little Early Risers are tbe most effectual pill for overcoming such U. Johnston. The Woman's Relief Corps imtch from 11 until 2 o'clock, and supper from 5 until 8 o'docK, Wednesday.

October 7, in tbe Bringhiurst liuildlns on Broadway. Everybody Invited. It doeso' f. matter much -whether sick headache, bllionsness, Indigestion and eonsttpatlon are caused.by neglect or by unavoidable circumstances; DeWitt's Little Early Risers will speedily enre them M. Naltur.ill gas Mis for tlie month of October are now due and payable at tHe Company's office on Pearl street An excellent couch- ait low prices can be found at Ash Hadley's.

IMPBOVED SERVICE ON THE WABASH. Meals will now be served A la Carte on all Dining cars on the Wataisli Line. This wi'll be a great aiccom'modatlon to passengers us ft vjill enable them to select from the bill of fare Just what they want amd pay only for what they get. A. G.

IMS fourteen people to assist him la closing out the Otto Kraus store. EveryOilm? for sale, sate, fixtures of all kinds, show cases, etc. Boys' caps low as 5 cents; girls' caps, G. Jen-kines. assignee.

Hosiery, rfoves and 1 coi-sets of all kinds ami sizes at the Trade Ptilace. Pay your Noitural gas bills before October 10th. Hen's dress shoes, lace or congress, HOW'S THIS. We offer One Hundred Dollars ward for tuny case of Catarrh that can uot IM cured by Hall's Cure. J.

Cheney Toledo, We, fhe undersigned, have known E-' .7. Cheney, for the tost 15 years, and bo- lieve Mm perfectly Iwnorable in ail bustoess transactions and flnaiwdaUj: able to carry out any obligations their firm. WEST TBUAX, Wholesale Drug- gists, Toledo, O. WALDING, KIttKA'N JfARVIN. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken nally, acting directly upon the b5ood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials ecnt free. Price 75c ixittle. Sold by all druggists. Lay iu your 'Winter supplies Jenkines assignee..

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