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THE A Llijh standard ot excellence. Mnnj users o( the "Hun-son" consider it THE You will llnd It valuable iisslstaut In jonr or- lice. Address for particulars THE MUNSON TYPEWRITER CO MAMJFACTU15EKS. 24O-244 Wont tiiku nl STATE NAT1ONALBANK LOGANSrOKT, IND,) S2OO.OOO j. F.

Johnson, Prasldont. 3. W. Ullery, Vice President H. J.

Holtbdnk, Cashier. DIRECTORS. J. r. Johnson.

B. W. Ullory. J. T.

Elliott W. M. Elliott. W. H.

Snider. Buy and Government bonds. Loan nonoy on personal security and collater- isstip apeclnl certlilcates of doposltt bearlns I cent, tntorsat when left one mar; 2 per cont. per annum when deposited six months. Boxes In Safety Deposit Vaults of tnli bank for the deposit of deeds, lnsurn.net tnortpraKea and sther at from to 115 pir How is Your Dr.

Hobbs Little Liver i act gently yet promptly on the Liver, i Stomach mid Bowels. They dispsl Sick Headaches, I'cvcrs and Colds; cleanse Ihc system thoroughly; cure habitual constipation. They nre niiKar-contcd, 1 ilon't (frlpe, very small but prcat in 1 results. Recommended by Physicians 1 and DruRRists. I Ilobbi Kcmpllj Cu, Chliajo ud VraniUto, For.

Sr.lu in LOGANSPORT, by Uon Fisher, ju Fourth and John I'. Coulson. lai Market St. CATARRH ForYoufprotec BALtiv positively state that remedy does not contain mercury or uny otliet Injurious drug. ELY'S RE AM BALM COLD HE AD ut taste and smeil.

Cleanses the Nasal Pas saxes, allays Intlamiim- tion, Duals and protects ne msmbrane uora colds, restored IT WILL CURE. Samp es 10c, bjniUL "THE ENSIGN" TONUGHTT. -Wte NCTV Doton will nipipcnx for -the flrst Airno tire famous. naval dniima, "Tlio Envslpn'," wttHi the vpry capable wist: Mr. Paul: GU1- Woltw, Mr.

Wilson Admiral OnvW G. F-am-aigut, Mr. Firank Kounc- Oa.pt. Clumrlos Ma-. Wilson Demi; Lieut.

Jolm I'en-y Alien. Mr. Lwrn-'ri-ncc WUIwimM Horace Pairl; Lteut Henry FaMiix. Mr. H.

Plersoo; Ensten- Bwi Baircl, E. MT. WilUnim lofrrftm; Mkl- shlpuMin AirUlntr Mr. Taylor Grainville; Sci-ftcarefBlaiCk, Mr. HaroUl Scott; Boaitswnto Bill Jtr.

T. Fln.umswn; Cossru-ailn Jaick Dudley Mr. Clwiss. ClKipDlU-; Sorseunt O'-S'luay, Mr. Cutoaan Potlee Officer.

Mr. Frank iSturgte: MIPS. Baln-d, M-tss Jaclison; MIPS, WiUkfti, Miss Maud Olcvolamd; hen- al-eco, Miss Knito Tome-ray her Itttle daujrh-. ter, LIMo AVcclacsd'ay; Allco Greer, -BcssiVe Taylor. esslU' Taj-tor Is pwPcct Ut foi- her pnrt.

n.iwj Mr. Willtom Inr-nun mafecs a -and d-asMas ensign. Mr. Paul's saltl to too a -wmulorful piece of work. One of the ujaAa tlie ilucUoti Is itbo sctin-eirj- -wfoiltli on tWs oc- cnislon will be of the sa.rac ftnrnenAe tier in 'ttte ortsiiiwill prodiic- itton.

Tlhere nre lire ispoolal scenes, two of whleli iikwtraite life boaaxl a maft- o'-wair. aral saM.to be itrue ropreseutablttn 'lit Is possible- to obtain upon Ulie staffc. One sat sliowa -tbo Interior of a. war vessel the gun nod nwiiin docks, Jast as they are cm renl mnn-'o-'wnr. OOXDTJOTEp EX- TO OA'MFORKLV.

Via the dhlcaffo; Uniomi PacMc NftpfilirWestern lioie teaye Chicago every Thursday. Comfortatolc Tourist' Caws, IOTV ratts, quickest time the bo't of mail are es secwrcd by -tlMjise Join exctirsloius. fuill particulars i. apply to your tfeairest iti'ekat agent, or P. T.

Nopth-Wesftcm' Chi-, THE" RAILROADS Facts About the Members of Brotherhoods. IT IS A MODEL ENGINE General News of Railroads and Railroad Employes. S. FILM', wli'trai- of Tflie Locomotive FiivuikMisj Mflffaziiu 1 -likw written ua 1 iin tihe l.i^t i.s- isiw of 'tli-e A-niwlciwi FodwaHonJst, in whtch way employes wo pmti-tOitJ'c Oionojst as olfliei- cit- IZMIM. inibo-vo tliv a.voragu toi iuMlli- SfiMic-c, a majority of raiilwiiy onvployos ouostioin iKlv.iNa.blll'iity of any awfe-ntt lU'pantiira from fiii'iimeial poMcies: pw-lwvps tihoy will vote i.Urke't: rliifir employ- ens, ii.ml when'they do will not l.ie a proniiiiinou't ra.llvi.y oflicl'iil ln'OIiosos to iiwc t.lit-'ji 'to t'h: inlluMica of.

vorklnjruvtti. Eroe- of itilie bfotlvcu'luocnTs have jiot 'Io condemn of these for eao- mien a.i'o pli-ased to Term -a 'hick of sym- I'm- workers ofte calliivxs. Til-Is charge Is unjust. buit whlh odl irt it l-lso inny a'inl IniunlVimitiioiv t.lint ilfK's lionet df a iliiVl hi bis power (Ik-'l'niH' hnw his wliall vote. Tito- HruMum'lwoil of LocoiiKrtivi' FLri-ni'O-n knows no po- llitica.l creed.

Hauli- and every tin- rfeht (n vote rror.sciio'.K-e will (Me-satr 'to hir. To (Urxiite un.it.lw>d of Yi-wsWn Ms I'aiirli. No officei' of the fd IKIM tli-e nljstic Io say Jiow mom-bra- vote. wlwt Is de- mod ollif-eis of -tiro In-otherlKiod Is dcni'iecl 'rti't 1 oflicvrs of a -m-ilwwy eo.rporn- Uoii." OR.XA-MENT. A.

noyiiialds, Va.iKlalla fireiuati (line prcseiui-ert R. V. II. C. A.

n. Jocoinoit.lve nimT tender, of Ms own ilifUHllwork. It is nwdo onftirely of wood fliml every pan't of tlie liittlo 'moves on a on nttniitcl in tlic 'private 0'ffico of Socwtai.ry Daivldisou. Mr. made It itliiirtfco 1 ytturs fl.w was but a -boy liTiUifr five miles from niny rallronicl A more ap- orm.i merit cbultl nicit eJKifle.n to t.li'O nwntel on it is RA1L.ROAJD IN J.

J. S.lieod'11 of ttve paint shop mis ait liifcfi'go Tuesday. 1JJ 1 iia.m I-Illtoa of iths house and nfitilng raicks, Ie5 sick. mwi Panhamllc shops I'U bepac wo-rkAnp; full time TUDS- rtny. AY.

R. Aninss of the Pailliaindle house is nit Ch'Icaco for a weeks' visit. No. 517 lias been lu- the round house to receive course of repaiirs. Lloyd Pherson 'lias work'In the lathe room after lay off on i of Illness-.

Suftoi'd, -ulg-liit -mwii the reitimied from a visit yesterday. Hanry Thonuns of the motive at '(8ie Pji.n/h'.ind:<:- offices -a-t Ri-dnnond yehwrday. of Uli-fr cair Jias re suimejl 'work after airn.bsance. of. six weeks on (rf sick-ness.

ThO'SpCLM-al 'trnbi for luidHnoapolls sit 4 p. itod'iiy. All tliose go- are to' hike Inmtei-us. Ballon of itte ropalr -tra-c-k saiftr siitTertnff from the effects of a Inigo it :uibnn.cle -on tho back of 'O. -BreUou of 'Mie Pnoifhrnndle rou-iul oiise.

flwrrt 'his foot wJll ba laliid off for few days as a result. Cluji.rias bag- jagwmaii, tos returmed- fromi ex- and.cc! vlsl-t jn.pnil'lfoniia -and 'other A. Batler. clerk -hi J. J.

Haniaoii'a ivlll wive Sn.tuTCtay for ColamdiB, Ohio. Be '((lie trip an his Lyitle of repiwr -cmek. janff, caug-lvt lite left -band in saw -estei-d-ay au.il 'badly jnoingletl that tnemlber. Yesterday was flrst day's von-k after a from a ataiHnr neeUloot. taiJJii OV-M' Vain-dial to iimil -'eMisylviarilsi 'from St.

Louis -to Inicli- aniapo.lte, pwt on -few -monfthis ago, bos lecome retiKiTOernitl-ve, flad ailthoais-h mt an expcnrimcnt tt '-wdU be con- on tilne presejot scliednle through he witli taVe taking its runtime -ixHweeio. St. Louis aind Jet- ey City wi-U be cut down- wnir. Tho HiissJnini' Minister -of Prm.ce HWJloff, the flawt puTjlte mn.ni to trip flnom'St. Peiters-lvni-g over be -new Sibei-JaE jtaillroW, nnlyecl In siiftjnpo yesterday.

He Is engaged in a our of itopectioin 'of the -nallroads of the Unified He ns a 'boy to this cowttti-y land worked Amerl- cn.uie member of 'Imperial Oil bl- uet. He was ft- t.l» oliiib ii'iiil mis lv( v11 tlin iiCii- I'lrst CTeuI.ng ut the Auditorium 1'Vo-m Jw goes to lun-d thonco "to Pittwfoui'g. Pliifcido-lphi-j Nw York, for Euvoiw or Nov. 1. Tluo on c-it-f r.lre ra.tt oiiL.lirw'd cool Toledo to Kansas City, tc ton.

mot i'lwludvd in l3u poorinjr agirouiHOUii: of the Eiist-i-ru limes. Thfi Oc-toher mrmiher c-C 1'lic Ftrc- Altiig-aaliiW! iiR out. It co'ji'l'aiUiS foil roitopt'of tine Inite convention on, ii-ud Is givcm 'to tilue of E. A'. Debs.

G. ATlilUa.ms, -late V.TC-O of 'taw a fro-iii TCJIV to Inill l.Iic Mr. Williams will riM.ui-n. -to the ji-wtfUce of taw. wlrlch lue np smm-e ilie -lidded to hfa ge-noi counsel of vie n-t a.ml preiwra'l Republican Meetings.

speakings will be held at the I'O'llowius places -in Cuss county: Friday evening, October 23, Harness school house, Deer Crock township, B. McCounell. W. M. Kenney, of Rochester, a former Democrat and a witty and eloquent speaker, will spcnlc in Cass comity as follows: Thursday evening, October 10, Twelve Mile.

Friday evening, October 1C, Lucerne. Saturday evening, October IT, Eoy.il Center. Thursday October 115th, Nevr school house. Noble township, George Funk. Thursday'evening, October IDtti, Concord school house, Jefferson township, M.

A. QnJnn. Thursday evening. October inth, at the New school house In Noble town- shop, George Fuak. Friday afternoon, Oct.

1C, Broadway rink, Hon. Frank Hanley. Friday evening, October 10th, Gransinger school house, Adams township, M. A. Qulnri.

Gail-veston, Friday night, October ICth, 51. of county, a Sound Honey Democrat, will speak. Saturday evening, October 17, Center school house, Deer Creek township, Q. A. Myers.

Saturday evening, October 17th, Onward, M. A. Qulnn. Saturday evening, October 17th, Louthaiu school -house, Bethlehem township, Orlando Powell. Saturday afternoon October 17tb, McKinley pole raising at home of James Humes, at which Attorney George Gamble wi-11 speak.

HOWS THIS. We offer One Hundred Dollars re ward for any ease of Catarrh tbat eon not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney Toledo, We, the undersigned, have known J.

Cheney, for the last 15 years, and lieve him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. WEST TRUAX, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, O. WALDING, KIWNAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter na-lly, acting directly upon tie blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75c pe bottle.

Sold all druggists. THE "OVERLAND LIMITED." Tlw -famous ctrainis-coniMniwutal train Wes'tora time, leaves CUlc.i£0 ait p. ni. every day to year via. till! CW- cago NortUi-Western R'y, -nifltes tiro Wp California -in only three Doubllie dMiwIins room.

Sleeping cans. 'Buffet, Smoking am! Litairy eairs, di-ntog cars n.nd' -'free roclluJng elitiilr cans fliro fefttunws of the trato. ol cannectrnff li'ties sell -tickets via The Noirt-Ui-Wost- wn- R'y. Ulustraited! painplUets and. full inifonnsiitlon.

be furnished on 'to W. B. Kn-lskea-n, G. P. T.

111 LI'S RETUEJS TO TAVO.K. Emperor Anxious to Roinstate Him in All His Former Positions. 'Viceroy Crndil In Wil1 JInvonNew C'hluoHU MlnmtiT fit WiiBliinjrton.ln rerson Uu It is learned that Li Hung Changr will soon be reinstated iu all his former positions, including- that of of Chihli, iind t.hut Viceroy Wang, thii jireseiit lioldci- of the post, is rupidljr losing -credit in Peking. A jneetiug of the grand council waa held flt Peking- to discuss the memorial of his exeelloDny, Li Hung Chang, sent from Europe. The emperor is credited with the remark that excellency "was the best mani after all, for the portiiut post of viceroy of China aud imperial hig-h commissioner of the Pei Yang ndvuiDistrtrtion," and that Wang, the present incumbent, more fitted to be court minister than provincial viceroy, or words to that effect.

Perhaps tliis may have been a "feeler" at the instigation of the empress dowager. his excellency, Li's, sta.une.hest supporter, put out by the emperor to lest the temper of his advisers. It. is, however, said that 'his majesty rmiOe tbe remark in so assertive a manner that not a siug-lc councillor ventured openly to criticize it, or seemed inclined to risk liis post by tlarijig- to oppose what was well known to be the pc.t desire of the powerful empress dowager. repori.be true, then the return of Li Jinny Cluing- to old yamni Tien Tsinjr, where be ruled for 20 years, will not be delayed after he bus gone to Puking 1 for an imperial audience to report upon what he has done and seen in Europe nr.cl America.

There appears t'o be likelihood irom wJint is bclnfr snUl in diina-1o-wn in Victoria, E. l.liat Wau On Eor.fT. the military attache wKo was in Victoria some time ago waiting the arrival of Li Hung 1 Chan? from tlie east, rony be the next Chinese minister to Washington. When t.he Chinese viceroy oitercd Vancouver Wan On Bong wns there to meet him, nnJ it. is understood he requested his excellency to bo-appointed to some office in a 'foreign country in the Chinese diplomatic service 1 Li Hung Chang- asked whether he would like a position el this lund.

On replied: "Yes, I wish one if can it." To this Li Hiinff Chang- remarked: "I think I can gel yon one." Xow it, appears that the term for whio.li Yang Yti, Chinese mhvistcv nt Wusbinfrron, vas appointed will soon expire, and though Li Hung Chang, like the experienced cliplomnt he is, made no promises, he gave Wan On Boug a letter which he instructed him to carry to Washington rind 'present to Yang Yu. The viceroy nlso wrote to Yang Yu, telling' him to entertain Wan Bong as guest at the legation until he heard from the viceroy at Peking. A MAN WITHOUT ARMS. by People Ttienuolves to Hks Money. A queer character seen on the streets of.

Chicago is a conl black negro without arms. He is short of stature und except for slight deformity of his feet. He is intelligent, fairly well educated, OJid his manners are exceptionally good. He goes about the streets alone uud transacts business the same as any man who has a full set of arms. When desires to board 'u street car be walks close to the step, gives a little.

hop, ond alights with both feet on lower step; another hop and he is o.n the. platform. He puzzles every new street car conductor he rides with. When the. conductor sees this peculiar individual board tbc car he wonders how he is going to pay his fare without apy arms.

Even if he was uu.expert in. the- use of his toes, he has no hands which to remove his shoes. When the conductor approaches him the armless man -indicates lit which pocket he keeps his money and the conductor is invited help himself. He transacts all his business in the same manner. After he hns made his 4 IPO "I'l 1 tin" i li.

ti'i Vita tho CblcnffO, TJoilon- Pacific North- purchases in a store the clerk invited t.he moncv from Ins vockot and The Darlington, Joiimal, says ed-itoi-ially of n. iwpular patent medicine: "We know from experience that Chamberlain's Colic, Cholej-ft and Diarrhoea Is all Is ol'aJmed for lt; as on two occasions It stopped excruciating pains -and possibly saved us from an untimely grave. We would not rest easy -over night without It to the house." This remedy, undoubtedly eavee more para cod suffering than any other medicine to the worldi Every family should keep It lii the house is sure, to be needed sooner or I'ater. For sale by B. F.

Keesltog, druggist. a day's loat by sick caused by Indigestion' and' stomach troubles. DeWitt's LI ttle Early Risers are the moat effectual pill for overcoinlBif such M. Jobnston. to t.he money from his pock'et and return t-hc change.

He jiover carries arg-u stuns with him, snys he has no fear of being robbed because he does not believe tbe thug lives that is mettn h. to stcnl from a man without arms. FORTUNE AWAITS MISS BESSIE. Romance In Life of Vonnff Wli- confln German Girl. It develops that a romance, surrounds the life of Miss Bessie Smith, who a few days ago left Richlancl Center, for Kuremburg, Germany, where a Jrtune of $300,000 awaits her.

Bessie was'born in Germany 18 years ago and came to this country with her parents when only one year old. Soon niter their arrival the parents and the baby was adopted by the late C. H. Smith, who died afew month ago while nerving- his second term as insurance commissioner of Minnesota and whose remains were, brought here for burial. Mrs.

Smith still resides Not her 18th birthday anhiver- sary.did she know that her'real name is Barbara Schenck and tbat she was born In Germany! Recently, throngU-a letter from her Carl Supe, of 3S uenn- biirg, and through a friend of her uncle's who resides in Chicago, she learned of her as sole.heiress to the wealth of both and grand- inother, who Is now.80 years old nnd who desires to see Bessie before she dies. It' is her expressed wish Bessie should proceed at once to Gerronny. The girl will come into the property when 21 years of age, age' in Gernianj'. High Art. At the.taking of the las.t census IV '976 men and 10,810 women were teach A REWARD Of Health The Indiana Depurator Company haa placed in Dr.

J. B. Shultz office at 417 Fourth street, one of their instruments, for the treatment of Catarrh, Asthma, Hay Fever. Bronchitis and Consumption We do positively cure the above named diseases also Rheumatism, Sciatica, Skin and blood diseases. It you are afflicted or have nds who are afflicted, do not fail to investigate at once.

See testimonials of Leading Physicians; also testimonials of patients cured, on file at office Parlors of the Indiana Depurator Company at Dr. J. B. Shultz' office 417 Fourth Street Logansport, Ind Natural Gas Rates. Pariial payments annual rates begin Octo 1st 1896, Consumers desiring to avail themselves of the annua rate, on the basis of six payrm nts, should arrange to have their stovts connected by thatda in order to be on time.

LoganspoFt Wabash Valley Gas Co, 317 319'Pe'iH Street. New Goods Are here. and examine them before buying, AL. YOUNQ The Practical Pearl Street Tailor. All Kinds of Drawings Made by WHEELS.

BYRON B. GORDON. Spiy Block. Will cure loss of Weak Memory Dizziness, Wakefulneas, losses. AH drains, ''V YoathfuJ Errors, Use of Opium.

Etc. which surely lead to death or A Posiiive Cure. Large Boxes, $2.00. Sold oaly at the company's office, or by mail or express on receipt of price. INDIANAPOLIS MEDICINE CO.

120 Forf Wayne Greatest Discovery ol.ihe 19th Dr.Te»gn«'l NXW BKMKDT Medicated Air '-JTot tbe Cute Catarrh, Artlinu Pnlmonaty It bM BO equal for Sick and Nermu actfe, 1,000.000 people onnusllT from tbe above named dlieBMi. wny and die, when Uedieated llr li (oarAQtebd to core 700. Medicate 4lT 4 Drag Hiobmond, C. 8. A.

A siiperftcJal- jounmiJl'st. asserts that CHAS.L. WOLL, UNDERTAKFR 417 Market attended to proliptly, Central Union and Mutual OfBce, Mo. 16; BMldencei No. 12L KROEQER STRAIN, fcEmbalmers.

610 BBOADWAT. Buy idea.how, guhecribe forThe 40.