Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 3

Let The Whole World Know The Good Dr.Miles' Heart Cure Does EAP.T DISEASE, lias Its victim at a Always teugtit tiisonso Incurable, tho become well deflnod, tlio patient and nervous panic takes plncc. jv.it wlion a sure remedy Is found and effected, after years of suffering, tlmrc is croat. rejolclns and tleslro to "lot tho world know." Mrs. Laura Wino- Jnccr, of Selkirk, Kansas, writes; "I deslra let dm wliolo world know what Dr. Milos' IViilpc' Heart Cure has done for Ui, me For ton yoara I had pain In my heart, shortness of breath, palpitation, pain in my leftside, oppressed feeling in my chest, weak and hungry spells, bad dreams, could not lie on either side, was numb and suffered terribly.

1 took Dr. Miles' lleart Cure and before I finished tho second bottle I felt Its Roofl effects, I Joel now that I am fully recovered, and that Dr. Miles' Heart Cure saved my life." Dr. Miles' Heart Cure is sold on Ruarantpa that first bottle benoilts. or money refundoo.

STATE NATIONAL BANK Heart Cure Restores LOOANSPOBT, OflPITflb S2OO.OOO J. P. Johnion, President. 8. W.

UUery, Vice President. H. J. HeltbUnk, Caahler. DIRECTORS.

T. Johnnon. B. W. Ullery.

J. T. Elliott W. M. Elliott.

W. H. Bnldor. Buy Government bunds. none? personal security and collator 'Issue special certificates of bcarlnt per cent.

IntoMit when left ore 2 per cent, per annum when depop- ited six Boxen In Safety Deposit Vaults of thli tank for the deposit of deeds. Insurance Mllctes, mortgages and ether valluablei, ranted at from JS to Ut Greaieit Discovery or the 19th Century. Dr. Teagrue's MEW RKMKDV Me.llciite.l Air Kor tlifi Cure of Catarrh, Aathmit and all Diseased, It hius no eguul SloKund Nervnua Htail- ncbe, 1,000.000 die annually from I lie above named ill.spasen. wnj nuBer and die, when Medicated Air la icATE to care jou.

Hedlcutv Drag Richmond, 3. A. CHAS. L. WOLL, UNDERTAKFR 417.

Market attended to pronptlr. day mtral 0nJon and Mutual Office, No. Id; Kesldance, No, 12L STRAIN, Undertakers 610 BBOADWAI. FOUGHT FOR FREEDOn. Two Youths Use Guns When Arrested.

Jcflin and TJOO Ouoliiiiiii, who until a stout t'inno wgo resWod 1 In. Oils city jiind Avlio have 'been wanted at Craw- fordsvillc for sonic tlmo past, wore nv- rcdtctl Monday at Prnnktort after much cxclteinoiut. The boys were wanted -to answer -to tlie cli-arsc of larceny, auO when put arrest tliey tlrcov revolv-ers and oponeil lire. They werc flwilly w-rrestecl by Officer BlTd, who staited toward the Jail WlCli Uiem. AVhcti they were their destination they set upon the officer nad took his girn away from him.

He held o-ne, aad tho other, who escaped, wns chased to a ihnrn, and was flna'Wy forced to surrender. There 'has been, Ji ffajig of robbers working this seotion the coiuitry for som-o time, and every effort has been made to capture them. Tho 'big sale on cloaks is a grimd snc- Don't miss Trade cess. Catarrh Is a constitutional disease and requires a conBlitutlonal. -remedy like Hood's Sarsaparllla, which purl- fles the blood.

a day's work lort by cawed'by Indigestion and itomaeli DeWltfs LUtle Bnrly are the most effectual pill for oTercoTotmr THE RAILROADS A Lack of Cars Prevents Increased Earnings. VOLUNTARY RELIEF General News of Railroads and Rail road Employes. .1. l). Van, AVtoikle, soneral super in- of Hie Big Pour, iviusurkcd yesterday tliti.t had'the Big Four cans to till wdcrs tho earnings would bo iu e.vi/ess of last at the -present but tlio coTjidl'Lions are different, than in October last year.

Last the Western roads had no business, woaihl lot theJr cars rim through without brrakiug Now hiwe of hwsluiws for all their curs and will not lot them go off their own linos. Another -trouble to con'tend with is tluvt at tho scaiuoan.1 ears aro not uoloaitcd ivs promptfly as tlK'y should 'bo, owln? to fact that steamship-room is short of l-hc domaml. The -showed yosloi-day thai 'tho Blp Four, .011 its own system, n.t local stations, wns 1,091 cars short of IllliJis ordrtis. short of fill tap orders for the DOMINI toll, 242 tho Contra 1 Stairs Dos.iiKi.tch, 310 for the White HIM; anil for tho Hmplro line. The slvortaso is by u.o means ooulinod to tlie.

Ri'ir Last Friday tlic Vnn- daiia cullod on th-o 'bnJTWflJwlli 1 to furnish 1,200 empty en us. the ra-nhaivdlo lost, in one lot', cars for the Enst. not boing a-blo to furnish Hicm, and imyiiry sltows tliiat every Imlia.ua.pol'is line is now short or ca.rs to (ill orders. F. Smith, superintendent of the rc.nwylvn.ni'a Yohmhvry ReUo.f Dc- partniL'uf.

yostorday sent out his bulletin for September, which' shows that wore disbursed in (loath benefits duri'iifr I he ntontli on nut-own of acc'i- donts, onmccount of death from natnra.1 causes, in." disaiMcinent for accident, sickness bPTielHs. nwklnpr the disbursements of-the month, Of tlio membership, 024 men, or their IciRal representatives, drew benefits. In eJpji'ty-seven'. month's- or- has been disbursed In death Tren-efi-ts f.roin. acvMonts.and $478,757.78 on deaths from, natural ciuises: in dibble-meant benefits froiri in- sickness bone- fits, nimkins CM .003,77 disHnu-siocl to YuiW-i'' members, or.

incase of death, to their legal A mNjG TRAIN. Ono of the iiiiw te-u-whcel type of locomotives -biult. for -the Yandnlla; by the Fifct.silni.rfr locomotive -works, last week hauled 110 ears from Torre Haute to Brazil. These locomotives aro pnaranteod to Irani S50 tons over any Rrade on the Vandal la, lines, and last weelc one of ttiouo hauled n. nine hundred tons from Indi- to Tare Haute, nnd made schedule, tliuo for thorough frci-gbi train.

-superintendent of motive newer of the Va.nda.lia, says h-e is confident that it te the best, engine built for fvoijrh't service, betas not onJrv a powerful engine, but en.paMe ot sr fast time with heavy trains. TO 1 EO.UA.TJIZE PAY. oirdcr Id's 'boon, Issued on Dlie Indi- an'aipc'lis division, of the Ponns.ylv.inla rlin-t will equalize the. pay of the conductors, Formerly the eaitd'iictws OIL the Chicago division would mm every day 'between Cliioaco i.iml Lccrausapont, money hB'e tflie conid'uctors on-'the Indianapo- iliMsion. wouVcl lose sorcrai days imoiitli.

1'lie new rfe, thie Indi- apoHis divisiwa "conductors take turn about the Chicago division. None coiiid'uctors'-is to m'ako over. Will-try (lays a month, and' this pajrs each ubout $1.35 -monthly. They 'a. trip.

RAlLiROA'D NOT10S. Harry Crasnn, of the repair track, is off duty on account of Illness. Charles Siojrnwmd. ot the -tin' shop is off "duty on account -of a slrsnoss. Geon-ffo M-uller', uiftht mn.n -at the coal docks 'is off duty on accownit of illness.

Wnlter Hooker, the ParalMWKlle brakeman, is the of seven-pound -boy. Workmen w-ere yesterday engaged In fences cnclosl-ng the shops. Tony Bender of the blacksmith; shop Is Jfoiup; to Louisville soon for week's visit Avl-'th friends. Delvlm -of the tin shop returned aftea- a few days' 'visit with friends in KoKomo. CMS.

Hfli-tw-l'ck has resumed work In. -the roundhousa after a few d'ays' on 'account of an accident. Thonms Shn.nnhan wae off duty yesterday to the treaaiaj? of his icee Mr. of IndtenapoUs, MetrJbers of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Ijocomotlvo Fire-. men and Trainmen residing In Sun- Packer Railroad Hospital at with wluich.tost and $30.79 iu cash.

Tho room in- tho second story of tho R. R. Y. M. C.

A. buildlns F. V. K. Hendrieks, VaiKliUiii offleKiis ar, Torro Haute, we hero on coiin-pauy's business.

Joltn Boii'dci 1 ODjri'no InspiKror, VTOA sliruek pti tlio hotid ycstcrdiw by a llnlc an on.jrln-e and Injured. Leonard Weeht's otiicc has-bom eoiu- plot'Od anJ is uowroacly for occupancy. It is a a.nd co.nvl'oirtiiibli 1 littlo. stnie- A. Hartor of Kansas! City.

a. former onvploye or Ilio froiijht- ollieo, is in tlio ci-ty, tlio oil' rela- ivos. J. W. Flotfher, coJiductor on tlio IiwllivwiipoEs divlsio.iv of the ivdlo, is off on a two weeks' vacation.

Tlw 'SiiU't-a Fo lino crosses eight am! itlio Coimpaniy paj-s in taxes to such state iuruiTally npsregate of $1.300,000. Tho upifonns for tho laii'haiidle tra.lnmeni, ihaKgasemciii, nt- rivoil and all aro woll 'witli ihein. Knigrh't, D. TV firentn-a for tlio dl'K, aro speuillus few dsvys dncks at Ewdish Lnko. Tlio Railroad K.ni'ployos' Home at Jh-lcnjro now has soventoon In.ruatos and sovernJ a-ppltaitions on file.

Donations to the lastlitntion In Soptonibei 1 AVoclit loft his vest, liaiifiinff 43, and wlic.il h-o went put it. on foiuKl sonic one had voliovod liilin of his There Is n.o. cine to the tlticf. of the lin-es frive but littlo credeiK-e to the rc- that the people will he one of the fl-t tlio cointng sale of tho Southern. Work lias commcnoexl on tho construction ot the Bchtou.

Harbor ron-d. As DOAV projected extends only from Benton Harbor to Xappanee, Ellihart county, Indiana, The sick list amon-srst the Panhandlo fl-romoo mnd c-nffineoirs is smaller at present titan it has 'boon for years, there ibeinp but one flreiwan and duty mi (tccouivt of ill- Jacob 'Birble of the lathe room injra-od while oper- m.tlnjr.tihe drill press. He was In of iron when- the drill tho fell out, crnsh- Ws'hand badly. A of tlie fretebt cur rcpali-d's aro time to repn.lT tlio cars, thn.t accumulated durinjT tlio that tho repair tracks wore bolns This pave rise to a report lmt the can- rcJMvlrers were on full ime ajraiii. WHEEL STOLEN.

H. H. DeWolf Suffers the Loss of a Bicycle. The fate of IWbert Jlomit, a ni'jui of Howard county who stole a. bicycle- and rodo it Jjnto.

Illinois, does not seem to IMI.VO a very dl'shonrtenliip effect, on othci-s who are inclined to ride other wheels off. H. Do- yesterday left his bicycle stand- in'S In front of The Journal office while- h-e rransacted business in -tho office. He was not atosoflt from-' the sidewalk more: than flvc. minutes, -but when he to pat the wheel it was gone.

It was a ladies' wheel, made -by tlie Buffalo Oydinff No! 07rjS; coll spring nn'der the fraine black enamel, Tliwe is no clue to the thief, 'but If or possibly she, is. arrested, It is to bo hoped -that he or she. will g-et what the Kokoino thief received. Tliat yomiK -man entered a plea of guilt to tlvc charfre of laTeony pla.crfl nga.tnst him, and was sentenced to a term two. years In tlte penitentiary, with 'a ilno of five dollars Bicycle been aikoRether too jium- thils yea.r.

Inr fact, tih'e code of morals seems to have beau sketched by some follows to' 'exclude t.ho t-ne-f of a wheel from- the category of Coumly Audi'tor Cy Powell starts out today on. a tirip -thait. will talce him- Into every comer of Ui-e county. He will personally dclivw the poll oooks and tally sheets that will u.sed in tlie election of will talie hiitt at least three days-to visit the forty-six election inspectors iffi-l luuifl tlie supplies over to them. M'KINLiElY BSCOKT Meet totilgflit at the rink' at 7:15 sharp in full uniform for night By order FRANK SCHLEffGEIR, Cn-pt.

The Trade Pailace undcrweaf and ho- trade this week has never been equaled 'bof ore to our 'history. No wonder, the way Roods. iSee them. Union 1 Suits'. slftugiiterlng such See the Gents' Ywk 'Bne-twheat flour at Roth- Republican Meetings.

speakings will be held at the following places In Oiiss county: Wednesday Oct. 21, Royal B. McCouucll. AVodunosday 'evftniu-g, 21, Red sdiool house, Xob'le M. Thiursdiiy Oct.

L'2ud, Broadway rink, A. Bovcridgo, or Thiuisday evening, Oat. 22, Baptist sdiool 'house, I-Ian-isoin townsUlp, W. T. Ttairsddy evening, Oct.

22, Shady Nook, Olay tO'Wiishlip, M. A. Quimi. nhui-sday eveiilnig, Oct 22, Pleasant Hill sc'hool house, CliJiton townsMp, D. C.

Justice. Friday Oct. 23, Onward, Itoftert Loveland. evcuitng, Oct. 23.

Harness school house, Deer Creek township, M. Quiimn. Friday cve.ntag, October 23, Harness school house, Deer Creek township, D. B. McConnell.

Friday oveniioiff, Oct: 23, Metea, W. T. Friday even Oct, 23, Palmer school house, -Washington township, Cap! Frank and S. T. MoCon- noll.

Satundny evejilng, Oct. 24, Lucerne, 'M. A. Qulan. -Sa'turdn'y even'I-ng.

Oct 24, Walton, W. T. Wilson, Saturday evening, Oat 24, Georgetown, Orlando Powall. Saturday evening. Oct.

24, Twelve Mile, George -W. Fum-k and George W. Wallters. HOW'S We offer One Hundred Dollars re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Kail's Catarrh Cure. F.

J. Cheney Toledo, We, the undersigned, have known J. Chejioy, for the last 15 years, and be- him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and Cnnnciallj able to carry out any obligations madr by their ftrm. WEST TRUAX, Wnolesale Drug Toledo, O. WALDING, KINNAN MARVIN Wliolesale Druggists, Toledo, O.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of' the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75c bottle. Sold by all druggists. ONIjY ONE LINE THAT DOES IT. There is now only one line- operat'Ing through double daily sei-V'i'ce from Mis- soud Elver points to California, and that Hue is tlie UnJon Pacitic.

"The Overland Limitsd" is the fastest train In-the West, -and its cquip- of Free Reclining Chair Cars, Smoking -and Library Cars, Pullman Dining and Sleeping Cars is unsurpassed. No other line offers equal facilities for California travel. For further par- ticulairs send for advertising matter ot the Union Pacific, the.Original Overland Route. Jais. D.

Welch, General Agent, room 35, building, Cincinnati, Ohio. TOURIST SLEEPING CuVRS TO CALIFORNIA DAILY. Every diy thc Tcar Tourist P' i-ng cars'are run tbroug.li fnom Chicago to" California via Hie flgo, Union Pacific Line (CMcago North-Western, Union and Southern PaciJlc R'ys). Oaly for completely equilpped doiible berth: from Chicago to tlie Pacific 'coast, For tickets aad full information apply to agents of comne-cttog Itaos or address W. B.

Kniskern, G. P. T. Chicago North-Westera R'y, CWcago. 7 Ob'N SIUSCCkVLE.

A muslcale will bo giiven at Wie Baptist clitu-ch Tlmirsday aXlewioon at 3:43 o'clock Miss AIMaim -McJfmllcn. She will! -be assisted'by Jlir. Crawtoixl, or- rtisit t'he Episcopal clmrclv, Mr. Miom, cflioinnaster tno First Preslbyteriaini ohrurch, and Mrs: E. B.

McConneH, -mexzo sopntno. Admission 25 cents. THAT TOYFTTL FEELING. With the exhilarating sense of renewed health and and internal cleanliness, which the use of Syrup of Figs, Is unkiRwa to the few who have not progiyssed beyond the old- time medicines and the cbeap substitutes offered but never accepted by the well-informed. BRYAN AT MARION, On account of Horn! WiMwini J.

Bryan being Jfarloa, Wednesday. October 21st. the reomsyrmniffi llite wiil sell excitrsflon-tickets to Marlon n-nd re- tuirn on that date at oiw "Tare'lor the round trhp. Tickets good returning October 22d inelnalve. fioney Saved HOUSBS FOR SALE.

AH the.lwuses on: KHie south slda of Comid street fcetawwi Third street nnd west of First sM-eat. TxiffansrKM't, P- are- for sale. For prices ap- Pu'rccU, claJm igcnt at the By buying faE clothing of us. We have the largest: Kne of Overcoats and Ulsters to select from in the city. Bought tC hard prices, Cheee goods will be sold at prices that save you money.

in ive will con-vtoce you that we mean what we say. Men's Overcoats and Ulsters $3.50, $4 and Upwards Youths Overcoats and Ulsters $2.50, $3 and Upwards Children's Overcoats $2,50 and Upwards The above statement ap- plies with equal force to our line of Men's, Youths', antf Chll-dreu's Suitiinge. Good, every-day, serviMuiible, suits or fine dross suits as desired. Read the prices. Meu's Suits upwards Youths Suits 3.5O upwards Uhlldreu's Good Ail-Wool Suits, Jots of tliem 2.OO upwards Boys best knee pants in America, all wool double seat and knee will nut rip, at 0O cents.

Men's Clay Worsted Suits best in city at $7.50 Men's AH-Wool Pants 1.25 Full line of Baits, Capsnud FurnieWng Goods, aa low as any bouse in Cass county. REMEMBER we carry a full line of sizes in all grades of gooos, and can fit you withoutdalay. GUARANTEE IS GOOD, YOUR MONEY BACK IP TOU WANT IT. J. D.

Ferguson Jenks S22 Market Stfei-t. REWARD Of Health and Happiness The Indiana Depurator Company has 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 friends 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 AH Kinds of Drawings Made by GEAB.WHEELS.|r BYRONIB. GORDON, Spiy Block Natural Gas Rates. Partial payments annual rates begin Octo ber 1st 1896, I Consumers lesiring to avail themselves of the annual rate, on the basis of six payments, should arrange to have their stoves connectea in order to be on time. Logapprt aiash Gas Co, 317 319 Pearl Street..