Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 8

Always Lead, Never Follow Our First Grand Fall Opening Sale been such a wonderful success that have seen this and thought to get a slice of the trade they must imitate the leaders of low prices, but tbeir prices are not low enough. This Grand Opening Sale Will Be Continued All Next Week. To accommodate the pay day customers who haven't had ac opportunity to got some of their many-bargains week will be wpecial dress goods and cloak week. $1.48 3 75 3.48 Ladies black kersey cape, a beauty, only Ladies' handsome double cape, boucle or Kersey cloth only Ladies heavy all wool cheviot Jackets, only DRESS GOODS Double width illuminated Persian effects, only 40 inch black silk and wool Socilleon, only 19-inch all silk velvets worth $1.00 yard, only And tiinoy bargainb we haven't space to mention, Keinember this sale lasts all next week. GOLDEN RULE 9cyd 26cyd 58c yd Glory to JWind Up Sound Money Campaign.

A WEEK OF SPEAKING It is Not Our Fault Followed by a Grand Rally at Logansport Saturday October 31, Morning and Evening. llejjiilbliwiius win docso -Hie next wi'lh every a. sraiul rally Satui-dfly, Oc- 3.1. Soiincl Jlouey Domocrats- win ho jiivitod to ami iQie moet- iiuj; tuid ovwiing will bo under 'the auspices of tlie Railroad Men's clui), t'lio MoKiinlcy clwbs of the you liavc been js''heretof- 1 3 to mUcL for vour cJotMng, hats and furnish'-' you need not do it-any-longer. told you in tiny beginning that we Intended selling rham it 'has been sold Heretofore, and if you wil-1 call and sec what we are do- tog, and get our prices, you will not wooider at the business we are doing Ask some one IMr -lias beon tae-tliey won't be Lard to find-n-hat the NEW AND UP-TO-DATE OLOTHLNG HOUSE is doing.

It das and luisU-img to pluck trade from old Hue competition; that is what we-' done, and are still In the-fray to inn in in in the victory. MEN'S SUITS At H50 and The suits come in black Cheviots also. Men's nil wool suits at in Uj'is line you find powerful values, other 'houses' price, Sin.QO. $10.00 SUITS Be Globe We Have Won Tlie Globe The Hearts of The People. Is already recognised as Logans port's most foremost Men's and Boys' We are deeply grateful for (the unbounded appreciation of our efforts by the We shall endeavor to always merit -the esteem and con with whieii our fellow citizcus havo sa abundantly honored us.

ROYAL ARCH HASONS John E. Redmond, of Logansport, Elected Grand High Priest. la tePtimony of yar gratitude and to thoroughly introduce our finest grades of equal to Bugtora made Garments, we offer a follows 'Sen's Plaid Sulls 00 Ke'west novelty HI Wool Thin peerless offer for one week 9Dly beginning to and ending when our door 3loBC8 next Tuesday. Corner 4th and flarket. These Suits are All Wool, Winter weight, made up by Artist Tailors Men's Plaid Suils Fashions Craze.

Perfect Fitting, Every element of fineness that foes intohiglust grade out-to-order garments is in these There here Black and Blue Men's Beaver Overcoats Tieso are faflWonaUiy cut -and well Ovenicoats, warramted 'to fit, to wear anld ito 'bold cotor. let you judge of their value. $5 All Wool Black Fancy Cheviots Hen's Suits. An exeopdomalliy well woven ohevlot, up espeteially for our patrons, and duplicated alt the prices nwvtore on ttts ptoet We warrant fast colors. To delight the Boys and their Mothers we will sell Knee Pants at 15 Cents £itra good weight, neat patterns, for boys' aged 4 to 14.

The II fly-Jim. meaning- die Cliaptej- of Royal Arch, Masons oiC Imltaua yesterday, ki Mnsonilc tall, Gram! Higilji Pi'iest Hewy W. of Ft. Wao'iiiC 1 presided. ed.

Imnuedinitely witter of meeting Grand High- Priest Mord- appointed 'the foUowiiD committees: On 1 Davtid M. P. H. OlupstoiK E. O.

Rose, SacUe-lit. On VJisiiUnp Compaiutais-r-Robei't W. Cox, A. M. Tower, F.

Rich. Om A. 'Charles Baldi. JcdinC. Gordon, Miles.

pu Tlioni- A. M. TlvlJis, C. IH-uiteluilii'gis, Gliiuitom On Gmiievaittees and tijin Felita, O. W.

on Ciroolw, C. Ai'iixslaxxng. IV. H. T'Jjt'ix' w-JI te a.

-inoniicis Mind s'liovrking the dsiy. Secretary -of Stnio lion. -y I'oulkc, Cn.iisi'Cssini AV. Slco-lv oiul Diners ha.Te been hcsinl from will Ivo liorc. Tlio coimmi'ttee stiill to get UtiiTiison fluid iliojips be successful.

'J'licre will be of speeches In oveiut. Yt'stoiiliaiy aj'tornoon a. crowd of tlirr-o liuudred business ineix mot ut thie Re publican JUK! orjjnaiJzct Von' clio evwut. Dr. Powell presided, tun (i general tiBigaged an.

COMMITTEES. The following committees wore ap On W. A'n'clereoii, Clm-les G. Folsom, lloibert A. iLigget.

On Martin H. Rioc, M. H. 1C. Ross.

B. Long, O'Brien, -H. Jliles. On Unifl.nish'ed BusinciS9r-Uohn le Glebe The Globe Corner Fourth and Market Streets. Fie Globe PROTECT YOUR EYES.

The Hirchberg Optical The well-Known Spodallats ot A. iia agent for their colubrated Spectacles and Eye ttJasnes, every pair guaranteed. A. HA UK complete assortment and Invites all to satisfy themselves of tlio great superiority or these goods over any manufactured, at the store -of D. A.

Sole agent for LoganapoitInd. No Supplied. Will Buy a fiood Winter Suit ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW. be Held Nov. loth, nth and lath, at Masonic Temple.

OF- W. D. CRAIG. 436 Broadway, Second Floor. How.are Your Kidneys? I tod Dr, Bol)bs Spiiragus Kihlacy Pilla of giwit Iicaoliit to mo, liavSltg -bccai rolicred of nni'C-li siuTeriog by them.

Ploose send joe a copy of book on Kidney a.nd Flltci-tog. A. D. Olisoa, 50 North Bryor Street, A-ttontn, Ga. For sale In Log-ajisiwrt by Ben I'lisfhoi- and Joton F.

Coulson, dnigglsfs. Tho Ladies Aid society of Uie Cum- borlsrad churc 1 four miles north of the city, will gtvo a supper Ootobcr 28tli, o.t church, To tlicnium will far more extensive t'liau tlio successful exLJ'bi Won cu hist year. Preparations now on assure this result. Dt Will be gJrai throe days, Nbvomber lOUi, utiii aad 32kh, live banquet hall In the aud unoponed Maeorafc temple, tlje intarlor 'bwiuties of -svlilcii win add to the flititmctSoa of the flower show. Al- roady fine plamts arc -being propared fw Hie shiow.

Bulllbs and bloom. Jing thinigs, smuous vinos and wire exotics nire under can'oful cultivation foi exhibition. Not only will the local fanciers, of' 'boau'Mful growta'g plaats MMJ flowers be represenited In the show, but there' will be exhibits Drom many outside florists, who have promised to or who 'have wrlitten to Inq litre as to the ti'iuo for the exhlblMon. The social features cut tlie affair will not be neglected. iBorn, to F.

aud Mils. Callau, 14()8 BroadAvaij-, AVeducsclay, a daughter. On Johnson, Mortimer Nye-, Darnel McDonaUd; Etmer Crockett; W. Sni'Mh and E. The annual address of thc-iitgli'ipTiiiest followed, in -wihich -he stated' that during tJlie j-eair tfurec now cjiaptebs tad oi-gasnlizeil.

T3ie. -reixxrt: of Gnand Treasurer M. H. Elce in tho treasury of T-Be tal- lowing eoni'm-itbees were polnted by the 'high ipiMest: Marshall, Rev. N.

W. Hoermans, A. Hemple- mnin. On ResoJu'tioiifi Belcuttog 'to thle Cluw-ter of Kiiug Soloaioa's Chapter -at B. Lang, Daraiel MlcDonaild, W.

The grnrod officers elected' Oaod High E. Rcd- iwond', Logansport. Hlgli A. Woods, Princeton', M. 'A.

Powell, D. II. Ctase Jno. G. T.

Giffc, W. T. Wil -smi, AV. S. Wa'ijjh-t, Frainlc Swigart, MtOomioll, W.

M. R. zee, -B. F. Keeping, W.

H. Snider. Thomas Austin, Rudolph Beirrudt, Jolui Jcaiks, Tlieodorc ClKirtes Ringlebeiti, George P. MdKee, A'toer Ss.v- Hamy Eiljofct, I-Ynwk; i WiUiann Pictaird, Huiupliivys, H. C.

viiul 03. AA'iratea'S'. niul 1-Mdley, Q. A. Myers, B.

Tom WJlaom. T. Elliiott, E. N. Taylor.

C. Bi-IOge, 'Charles Smith, H. C. Cuwli-nKWi ond G. E.

Mowe. Tiayloi-, O. Stouffer, T. E. Oniiii)', Allen Ixswls Wi'UIam Criunej'.

G. F. 'IMKWIWIS, Gtilvei- ton; Gaorgo H. Gis-e, Royal Center; John W. Coslt.

YoimB Geoirgu Bishop, Walton; Sam Mpllitiger, Lucerne; Byron PoweU, Metea; Dr. R. H. Quick, Waverly; A. N.

Watklns, Li'iiTO-IUi; Isatic Eigmao, Twelve Mile; Miller, Curveton; Dr. Stewart, Ijake Oicott; H. Turner, Deacon; Wll- lisim Amos, Clyimei's; M. Love, Bur- H. 0.

Eairtey, Kewarano, and F. 'Ftorgy, Deal' Cixsek; Sol Brandt, C. B. Sde-sxaiBoin, Cluarlcs Ringlebcn, Mart Elliott and Charles City. T.

McXary, S. Boyct, Hadley, William Hagenhuck nnd C. EdgewFtih, N. R. Douialdson and C.

R. Green. Redlfme and MciConinell, Harry TrStt, George Graliaim, AI Bring- Cy Powell, WlJiiam Bcwn, Schuyler Powelli, AVilliam CraJg, AVil- ftom Huckleberry, L'airy Woodworth, CluIdiCJStcir. Hari'y Lux, Ben AA'lieCldoii, D.TII Mull G. W.

In dill' Iionwi mean the same suits, only better fitting, made and trimmed, 'Uwit (he cheap tailors chaise you $15,00 Cor, BOY'S SUITS Apes 4 to l-l years, from and upwards. KN'KE PAiNTS from cents up. BOY'S LONG PANTS SUITS. HOO and up; 14 to 10 yenrs. MEN'S WORKING SHIRTS.

25c-nnd up. Tlie best unlaundrkxl shirt in Logan-sport for the money, 35c each, or 3 for EXTRA HEAVY WORKING PANTS, from 75c up. Orp PRICE ONLY. To a.ml'all. that the lowest to be found anywhere.

I Call and-get our prices. THE HUB Berwanger Bros Successors to HARRY FRANK THIS IS YOURS. We waiut you to understand that we are running 1 this laundry for you and that your wishes are to be regarded In every particular. We will give you just exactly what you want if we can find oat what that is. Perhaps you believe that It is impossible have your laundry work handled without tiom and annoyance.

We are sure that you are mistaken. May we have an opportunity of demonstrating It? HADLEY Eoccesiots to Campbell Bros. ccoiuection with 'this that 'the Phairos is Ktirbllng. TJio JoiiiraU does not -be lie-re anwl 'ttevei- did believe that Hie pin-chasing power of godd lias Increasctl. Tlie P.lmros silso knows it has not.

and knows The does not think so. Tlie Painros is only attempting to deceive you, George, you nod, its other' You arc very foolish to teve anything you see iin tlie Pharos. HOPE FOR NEBRASKA Former Cass County Citizen on the Situation. Geoi'ge S. Jones, Cov H.

Rice H.Sinj-lh-e G-raind Captain of tiKiwhnll, Coliiimbia City. Grand Royal Audi DdlpM. nd ehioipter tihen tidjounnicd until 9 o'clock Thursday morning. IRELAND'S. ISTATEJH2NT.

Arc'litoishop Ireland lias: 'a-ubhbrt' the follwvimg stalteimejut concerning publtshed dispatches undex a Borne doite, staitiB'g thiat tlie Pope TCKed wJith ithe for the lie lias itaikemi on. political situation: to truth What of itltoise wlito I -not As to my letter, bl'tehied a week on the. political eftuiaitioDi, so far, as'-I a.m concerned, In full.fbrce. of poMttoai matters, by me, -oonflrm me to all tihe. Staitemenits I then madfl, and lead to; renCTv tiodiay wilu yet.

"em. NOTES. The Advertising committee will moot Hi Is mom ing ait o'clock The Jour- iiiai office. The Decora-ting- commitae will meet Monday evening jvt Republican tauhiuaiiters. Tlie will give a handsome flag to the township seridfng' the ta'rg- delegation.

GEORGE BITES. Actually Believes What in the Pharos. Our old 'friend George fBurkhnrt comes to 'blie promt in a card ioi last cventag's Pharos, in wMch toe replies to Ihe Journal. The main trouble is choit George Burkhart negledte to read The Jouinal, arcd therefore don't argue from facts. That Js the trouble aibout too mamy fret- silver advocates.

Gold ihas not dean 75 per cent, or an.y other per cent: Its purchasing power las sliffhltly. decreased to the last twenty years. It will buy less labor, pay ess wiiges. Its purchasing power measured 'in some produces tons com- paaiubively risen bocaueo they have gone down by reason immense pro- dxictibri or faprored machinery. It is wobsrble that It Is some statement In Broken Bow, Oct.

10, JSOG. Editor Tlie Logansport Journal: I IAVO received inumc-rons leittes from friends in county asking my the, polfctiieal sttuaiHon i-ii Nc- braslui, and as no eiitjjy ineams of eji- sivering t'lrese. MKIII.MPS at once, will yow kiivdilj' the following lav The JonrntU: Being somewhat with' tine powers 'that be in this State, I would g-Jvo 'lit as nny 'bo-lt jiwlignien-t fhnt 3Ic- Ktaley will carry tlio State Ijy a small majority. If I was to iraake any fig. urcs I would place it at from 2,000 TO 3,000, possibly mot so ranch.

AA hope. Qiowevei 1 to Ijest these flg.iwc.s- consxl- eitiWy. AA'c are coirfroiitexl T)y condl- itions do -not in, nfost oC -the states. Fin-sat, this is ithts home of the "Boy Orator of tbe PLiifltft," and like river he is shallow, Ruidy, and very muoh tho la.rgc.ot. at the month.

AViwu il'lie sun 1 shines Oiiot in the inonn- tauns itlien the PMft.c is full 1o Its tin. 1 "Boy 0 is fullest of calsuiiily wlvOTi Mic s-coi-chimg -rays of 'Hie havft done tlio most damage to Uie XehrasJi'a Tanners? crops. Old-'fasliOoned; pemocracy has -never been 'very strong In Nebraska, and being near th-e wines, more of our people have been, wiicfi the "fiilvcr very -large pro-iionuora or our people who-niow ycli for free silver, wei'e first caught by the Populist fool- is'lrness, and while many 'are rotu-nilng to tieir flrat prinoiplcs, there are many who aire. too "stiff" to acknowledge their faullt. So you it is somewhat difficult to give, a-'correct of the 'Our couarty (Ouster) is genepally f-rom 'three hundred to five hundred Popailist; tiliis year we will decrease figures, at least, will not allow amy increase.

How is old Indiana. I figure It -thirty to forty thousand for McKMey. Yours for Sound Money ID. C. PICKETT.

'B, Davis, on Thursday, at 2.30 p. after a Jiugeriug Illness of five months. Mr. Davis was born alt Corydoa, to Got 22, 1S17, and came to Logansport with liis parents in 1835. He soon after moved to Delphi, where in 1S13 he was married to Mary H.

Daubner, wlio Still survives Mm. In I860 they moved to Minneapolis, where they tove since resided, until ithe last few months. Mr. Davis was of Strong and energetic cuaracter, tvhile genjal and lovable to a degree; while of firm convitotrions and 8elf-rell- ouit and posiltive ia chjiracter, toe was of a kind and wimn'i'Jig disposl'tton that made all luni' well his friends for life. Wihlle successful Jn business lie believed it was the duty of everyone to take octave Interest iw polities.

He served the people in tihe sheriff's office and as auditor ol Carroll county. He was always-a deservedly popular man in Ms comm.ua- tiy, a firm friend, a klmi and loving husband-, nnd an honest, upright and useful eiltlzeai. He will be burled In Ddpul. Fuoieral arTauigemeats will be puibl'ished Later. Tlie drum corps tuwied out last evening in masquerade costume and had a fi? 'ic after esoort duty.

Th5s is one ot the best drum corps Logonsporc ever Irad. It lias been thoroughly drilled and it slxoiM retain Its orgaiufoailJon aC- ter the election. THE PILLING PRICES MAKE BUSINESS GOOD AT 412 BROADWAY. OBITUARY. at the residence of F.

Jus- itiee, In 'Wnshdngltoii: towneblp, EdwJa Women's nice seamless rubbers, new and pointed toes, new '9C goods. Price 83c Women's storm seamless rubbers, as good as some ask BOc for. Price 28c Women's Arctics, nice new goods, good value at $1. Our price 50c Women's kid button shoes, patent tip, nice pointed toes, medium heels. Price Women's satin calf button shoes; a good serviceable winter shoe.

Price 88c Women's Vlcl kid button shoes, patent leather tips, nice dross shoe. Price 98c Infant's embroidered leather mocco- ains, Jufrt the thing for the little OIMB. Price I8c Men's rubber overshoes, nice new" goods; A bargain. Price Also please see our line ot fine dreaa show. The most stylish and best Ht- ting goods ever brought to LogaMport; Line W.

Pilling, 412 Broadway..