Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 5

mm, Dunlap's Celebrated STIFF, SOFT AND SILK Fall and Winter Styles. DEWENTER The Hatter and Furnis tiiMtti 1)ON'T WANT A SUIT Unless it fits, neither do you want to pay double its value, If'I make your clothes, 1 make them fit, but I don't charge fancy prices Suits to order from $20.00 up, HARRY TUCKER The Pearl Street Tailor. 1 FIRSi RATIONAL BANK OF- LOGANSPORT. INDIANA. CAPITAL.

$250,000. j. Murdock, J. F. Brookmcyor, caon.

BIBKCTOR3: H. Brinstmrst, 7 vnr'rtncK Dennis mil. J- ST' M. Harwoort, B. F.

Yaniis, laon In n.1: Its Depart.nents promptly and Stockholder. vathor "I can't tell H'." BWwell's Candy Kltcl en 814 rtn-rt. is InB peanot cindy made every ttaj. CRUSADERS Continued from Fourth Page.) DAILY AY, OCTOBER 2-1, 1S9C. See 50c baby Klinsick.

Try our B. bran a Moclta. and Ilo-bUcmieL Co-Djrressman Steelo lliwt M-rangoments arc-about perfected for Harrison' to spcafc Sa-turday, Oct 81. Yesterday to tlw CtrcoJt cowrt Nelson Vayetto was aiv-arded a Judgment of 000, Obartes KoJman for the aiUenatron oC the pl-atotlfTs wife's nf- feations. The "horse ffia.t went to Pei-u Brj-an day was imposing N'lne lonesome liorsemcn left the rc'ndezTmis, the F-if street en- house.

Attorneys Jenlcines nnd Kd-sUor filed affldaTlts ycstorday asMnjr for -n. new for Lori Saxoa, anil Lalry gure Prosecutor Hale nntil Montoy to file counter affidavits. yesterday morning the. eighteen- montihs'-oUl (lauglitw of Mr. 'ftnd Mrs.

Haa-vey of Sycamore street, was standing mill Iver -Tjaclc to tlie -natural -as grate, Her dress caught fire and she WAS painfully burned before tlw flames wore extlhigiiiishod. Ur. Stcv- ons, the attcndtag pHiyeician, says that -tv-lille t-lio wounds arc very pa Inful tliey nuc not nccessaTlly serious. wtliwe- schools of methods mud county eor.veinftiu'jis, 03; pn'gcs of liitcratiwc dis- u-lbuted, a.mownt of rc- to local un-ion treasuries, -a-iivount lucmborsh'tp dues. mount paid foir special'work.

amount reported son.6 to Hartley Homo; aniou-ii-t report- cd ex-ponded for -li'terMurc, amount seat to the Temple. amount sent to the Hospital, s-emt -to tho Annefli.in's, Marion coumty was first In membership. Grant coim'tiy was first 1n do- work, second to iuid-carries off the banner for irurobw oil! contests held. coiwity 'i-s second to depart inent work, Wayne ami Henry third WMii'tley county's union reports buying a curfew bell, anxl the expression nvado they should vtag In con-nty. Washington courtly is sficond in inert.

work, "and Duboteihird. MOJIO: uii-ioni wax first i-n medal work i.h-f Shite, Miss Florence D-enin-y of Yin 'had tho i'or -hoUltas I'-ho most conitcste. Tlic secretary, the course of (her year's tabors, traveled 4,547 miles, 'and visited flCty towns. HOT work -was mostly done- to Son.tlM.Tii In- dkimi. It wu-s shown that i-n Iiid'huia's 1,170 towns, were less than, th-rcr unions.

Tho -Stale supports l-liiiiiy of work. Tlie report of t-he treasurer. Mrs. L. McAViiirter, stowed rccel-p-ts to The expenditures WM-O Besides the Sfcilte do-bt, three years nso a-moivuted to about $1.100, was reported pn.id.

"Vfrs. that a vote of Uvan-ks bo tewle-red t'lvc treasurer, Mrs. McWhirtcr, for 'her work divri-n'S the la-s-t yews, I-n debt of if 1,100 has h'is gi-a-ndiuoUiers, iind no-tusk -tor s-uf-. ra-KO or reach out for the ixiUoit. Jlrs.

Hanncr, -presoiit suptrintmul-eat tho school, -mnde n. short aiMiess, ilite woj-k bclu llrs. Hoilglms moveil t-hat cmn-ml't- etvho to llranio ft de'fiiiite policy 'or the mn-iKuseuiont of the Home. It was sta.tod that the policy'as tire lived hud been, full-o-wed. Mrs.

Hiulloy, one of the trustees, not way connected with the Hartley -however, spoke favoring the jLuuil-us of a coiwn-i'tt'fe. There wore maliy iwiaiies siifry-csteU for the work, i.nd dii'scvswion w.is con- tlmrcd till the foltavviuvg five workers re pteced o.n tlie ipo'licy-fm mlujr com- Mrs. -Bow-house, Knox coiuMy; Mrs. Grant, 1'ulaskl comity; Mrs. AtiiiKl-erbiK's; Mrs.

Tohuson, Grant. Dr. H'O'llovwiy was named ai? of the pom-mi-tilec, auKl -the cainim.it.toc w-iis oi'd'wwl -to report -at the for 'niisc-i'll'imTOUs business Mrs. ToJiTjvk'i-ns th-nt each pvPSUlcnilt be tnsliructod to for a. frco-wUl offering, and -her motion that eonniiy iinioms report offerings to the ITaklley Indiustrial school before Docwivber 1st, 1SOO, was iwissMl.

Mil oif the' fiitiux-. connoc- iiiiru with uiiiloii of the Sta.to Tlic absorbed the at- tmvtloai of'flic. for some tiino up to t-h'e clcew of scfwion. The re- lisit t-he fo'Jo-wms resolution, Mrs. of.

was passed by a close Bon't Delay Your Purchase No matter how large the stock SOME PARTS SELL OUT first as everything goes out and NOTHING COMES IN, if you de.ay your purchase you may miss just what yo-i want the most and PAY DOUBLE ELSEWHERE. We are closing out some departments as clean as a whistle, others are full to You are un ucky if your wants are to be supplied from the SHORT DEPARTMENT, the contra-y if from a full detriment, UNDERSTAND, YOU GET TWICE AS MUCH FOR YOUR MONEY HERE AS ELSEWHERE. ALBERT Q. JENKINES, Assignee. been raised.

This was -doiK-, fl-Hd Mrs. McAYlurtw was ilhe'Cheitauaua A-ll the committees Hpjxnii-tod for Iho rally Saturday, October roduost- od to meet alt the commit! c-e rooms this morntns o'clock. ,7. K. I'CAVKT'TA Awarded Highest Fair.

ns Mint a- roti- of be toulwed t'lie'eouuty a.wl members, ortri nml ccwtribxTtioiw i.ay- Tiu-nt Th'is was passed. ThiM-Mit givups of counties, formed inito districts for tlw Section of Mies to be -KOOII -a't St. Laui-s. were fiistmcted vo mt-ct for such eleclWn- this foreTioon o'clock. MOST PERFECT MADE.

A pure Crape Cream of Tnrtaf Powder. Free from AmmSnin, Alum or any other adulterant 40 Years the Standard. Bcxird, Mrs. Frauds Pottor, of ttrtliauaawHs, called in- ili-oaweMl r.l«>C'be Cm-ri-c-r, tin- whoso slsitom-eiHt showed 'are 17 la the schor.l. witli l-hroe MpplU-nliwis, ni-akl'ns ihe Hiuhc-r full.

It -wrfs staJ.cd inquifi-es Had bcMi rc-oeivcd. Tin: nui'S- of suliiniUcd. It Unit when fands wore wt.uld be addvd to -I ho fhu- litiildiiiis' MOW sw1 -The: ireasww's by of showi-d amoim.tMis tii OOi'l for leist year il to Thwc is now i. 'haii-a. woiiKlk Mil-' I'ollei-'roail a-, short rn- pfw-t.

and thai, Hie dcrbt -on tlw rfculley school s-lwidd he so-titta! it. si Inishni'ss like wny. She said if tlifv failed im of the smaU institution Uiey could mot Jiope to with revhional flwncc-s-, and should 'retire to 'We narrow splvorc of vote: 'Tlit' wu'bsicriiplian H-st oi twi tihtoWP- Hh'is or- sraji-izaitioo failed a(Je qiitvte snwort to tho the-rc- fonxs "Resolved. 'Plurt HOW) Oi-gaUvizcr Pub- l.i-.-ith«iw Co. be i-el'iwod from further ob- lilffatkrax in 'fho paper tlie official oi'wan of tlie W.

C. T. It was shcAATi im the addroas of Miss Ayi-cs, u-envspaipcr supei'lritand- on't on tlio circulation of Mie pajwr to t.h« in spite of pwmi-scs by -members, 'Iwus fan-en iai the Iwt year from 1.C3G to SOT, and tfra-t ithis perikxliciil was belne put out with a -weekly do.fic rcisiitt. docidieil tihnt the tiO'n of a. paper be- left over until a.ftcr nwotims of the stotfdiolders of t-lic Publishing itihis nnor'niriig, wlien some stftjis italton looking lo the issiiiti? of a' monthly sheet smaller and exclusively devoted to iniiom.

worK. yem-ly o-f cents. M.BDAL Conlcsts tt-t llic Ri-uk Last Temperance Progrfi-w. On-e the features of t-he -work of 1)1X1 sunon? Urn people UK: ChristHm' abstinence idea, -is Ulie medal contest, where practiced olocutioiuiM-s dftliwr orations anil -With 'appropriate and sug-. iiies, -a.

med'al -being present- oil to the contestants judged by a com- potent board ttic bcwt from all views. Last a-t the' Broadway rhi-U, charge of Mrs. Mary Balch, cor- resrxm'dlnff so-are-Uary of ili'i State un- on, fho friwiul moOnl contest was ifiven. The coatestamts -were Miss May Horncr of Monora, flnd Mr. Forrest Gal'-'twright of ronL1a.uO.

Tlie latter waK ffirven, the medal. In- tihc silver uYi-aTal; second 1 grade, were oontes'Daaus. AH. the speakers -wane. mothers.

'They were, -Mrs. P. Wright of Lopnsport. Mrs. A.

Triwh of Warsaw, and Minr-y V-rai-o-u-, the tatter' iwinw the wiiuncT of tire silver medal. In proscii't-iug fire- pold medal to the yonnu' the officer asked Itiii.n ton-ledge Ivimself to vote for ivo iKiriy thnt uphold on permitted tlie liwnslns oit the liquor trnffic. Tire Ixvyal Teiii'perauce Legion had rhwse of tho opening hour of the on- tert Jennie Sayl-er had ol' and read the lesson. The drill by legaon wns excellent, TCdna AYap-liborn a.umsed flud en- wit.lii-i line ol "The I.aily's First Ride on an Elevator." Tlif first a. short but pithy was llval: oC Mrs.

Helen G. Rice, or r.nslnn. srcperi-iitctnlc-svt of the TJ. T. M.r#.

SCuclc.bafccir of BluflMon, who is i.n clw.r-e mf the music oC live eon- yeni-'ion-, and who possesses a powerful nnd weJl-haitiTlrxl voice, save two a.p- pi-OL-iatod solos'. Grunt vln- JIOT oL' 11 baiuior-Cor reporlimg the srcfi-t- ost luinii-bor o-f er.mto.sls held, wiis ffven. its Mrs. Tulla of bannor, a One Inrijf po-nriii-t of OemorcsL iwmnbca-, showed total expense of $319.49. Tlhe Logauspoi't' cowveaitioii is certainly the banner coiuivcntion, t-he many tfu-itciiil nnd beautiful ba'nnt'1-s hung about the hail of meet- sport) iiolon has a very hjuulsonic one, with funds 'for that purpose by Mi's.

Mary, J. Stevenson. welcome to the sessions of Uie One of -the featmros will be tlie address of "Heloo M. Gowgar ot otte this roi-euwo-n. -pulpi-ts of nia Protestant clrareh- wlia be occupied at Sunday's services liy talteers OD t(ll tlelc iites to Uie conTCn'tion, Mary Ijoavitt of whi- iicr of the sllvpr last night, is tire poet of the State uu-ion.

Her recitation" was hor own coirtiosition, and showed in. its construction, and sentiment tlie real poetic fervor ami inspiration. Mainy ot.tUc delegates took dinner at the Murdock cafe yesterday. The dlsni'icts will choose delegates to St. Louis conve-nWon- this mornlns -at 8 o'clock.

The stockholders of tae Organizer will meet before the opening of the siessjoii.toda-y. The report and' conference on flio Fair cottage was laid over unlil this i nm-iUiig. It i the purpose to keep bua- incss up. gOOKS I propose making a specialty of Books and air strengthening my line at every opportunity. I have a choice collection of Standard Publications and adding to it daily.

Any book not in stock will be orderetf at no extra expense to purchaser, The following list comprises a few now on hand. THE CHILD James Whitcomb Riley (Rilej's latest. Just, from publishers) A GUEST AT TBK LUOLOW and other utoric-s-By Bill Nye. Must published) Bill Nyos Remarks; A Window inlThrninB by M- BarHe: The Fleece by Juliau Hawthorne; The Murder of JDencia, by Marie Corelli Ear Jfe of Abraham Lincoln, by Tarbell Davi Street Types of Great rioan Cities, by Sir George by Mrs Humphrey -Wart; SUIT FOR LINCOUN'S OLD HAT. Bnprenic Court Decision tlie Govctn- incnt FoiuuKUiion of It.

Abi-iiham Liincoln's old hat, which has bfian -thi' subjoct of controversy in the local courts a.t for a ycai-, has been finally won by tho government The hat is a tall, black beaver, with, a wide, Rat rim. It once fa- millar to those who saw the martyred In many of his photographs this hut, or one just like it, appears, for it wns tho custom in Lincoln's Lime for men to be photographed with their hats on. The ancient relic, now rusty mm dusty with age. is fast turning- a whitish color. Some time after Lincoln's death it was presented by his widow to 'Rex.

Phincas D. Gurtey, pastor of- thn New York Avenue Presbyterian church, wbere Lincoln attended Divine services. When Dr. Gurlcy died hJs son placed the. hat in tlie patent office on exhibition; properly labeled.

There it remained for a number of years, in time-being lost sight of. When next seen by Dr. Gurlcy's family it was among' the relics in the government museum on Tenthstrectin the house where Lincoln died. Their demand for' it being refused by tbo custodian of tlie museum, asuiti-n replevin brought. This the government contested and lost.

An appeal was tnkou to the supreme court of the district and this appeal lias just been heard, with that cm.rt ruled thu-t the hat was the property of the government, its owners having forfeited all claim to it by allowing it to remain for three years out of their statute of limitations," sa.id the "is a complete bar now aanl the jury will return verdict, awarding ownership o-f the lint lo the govern- bv KiDfreley; Bbymes of Our Planet by Will Carleton; The Heart of the Princes by Anthony Hope; Cycling for Health and Pleasure by Luther H. Porter; The Sorrows of Satan by Marie JUVENILE Occupations for Little Children by Katherine Beebe; Progress by Francis Hodgson Burnett; BeatiMl Joe by MarshaE By Kate Douglass WiRgin; A Short Cruise by James Oha. C. W. GRAVES Successor to W.

T. GIFFE, 4 Broadway. Don't Us We Save You floney and You the Best. Trv our Ladies $2.60 shoes they are per. feet fitting; Up-to Date style and for wear they cannot DC beat.

Ladies' Dress Shoes for Men's Dress shoes for Boys' School Shoes for Girls' School Shoes for WE FIX THE SEAHS rip. as we 98c asc 98c tba we can't do. E. M. Walden Company 315 Fourth Street.

7 OTES. Tlvu OrwKJutials committee will" ro- pnrt tJri'S mo.nii.il". 1'acli county was requested ev.cn- Ho presout member of llic oiiaitions committee. Tho l-a-ir eottogo enterprise.Teiiorted liy Mrs. Finltou, of tlie Fair showed receipts and ills- -Thio Tiistftuitos ifpOPHng.

forty-three One oT the most highly prized relics bu.lon"ing to the late shah of Persia Wns small cube of pure gold which tradition SM.VS fell from Heaven during ihu time of'Siohar-ypcd nnd which former! bC'lonR-wl to t.he prophet. Kach s'dc'of this golden cube mensurcs'two one-half inches nr.tl is literally cov- with inscriptions written in nraix- i- ol' oriental Tlic letters (-harncu-i-R r.ll very small and r.ppc;ir (o ongran-d by an expert in such Fifth avenue cheap advertises bar -aJDS in eatables. It employs to-cnrry tisintr "Ift-'-n nT 15 9Cn ts An Ancient Toncnc- Zend is said to have been the nn- fiej-u of Bactriana, and also of Zoroaster n.rid the fire worshipers of Persia. clo.wn. todn-y, renieiraber Bndde, for coii.fecf-io.Dery.- street.

our 23c Mochn TROUBLED WITH RHEUMA- TISM.READ THIS. Annapolis, Apr. 1C. have used Chamberlain's P.iin Balm for rheumatism -and found it to be all tbat is claimed for it. I believe it to be the best preparation for rheumatism ana deep seated muscular pains on the market and cheerfully recommend it to the G.

Brooks, acalcr boots, shoes, No. IS Main St. ALSO BEAD THIS. Mochjuiicsville. St.

Mary County, Md. -I sold a bottle of ClKi.mborla.in-s Pain Balm to a who had been suffcrlns with i-heumatism for several years, li made him a well man. A. J. McGill.

For sale at cents per bott'e by B- F- ICcoslins. drugsist. MKX. At -Iho conclusion of t-he at rlic riu-Ji Jfaiutiy Oclohc-v Ite Me.n's SOU-IK! Money olnih will -litold a. -bustocss meeting for ihc pniliose of co.nMnitt.oi-s in.Tkc aiM-aniigoinieinfts for the Killy -t h.is cfty Sattmlay.

Octoiber 31 st -TJn. voting -a RtraigHnt or inixcxl wider tho Austt-alian sj-steu will also IMS t-hi-s niwtir.ir.—A. F. Sco. liti.ltor -l-c-nl- Foley's today.

WHAT A VOTE MEANS. Tannhtaidlo com-pcmy in. emplos'-moivt to ilixxls of men, T-tat in OBC of rho i3 it. is nfticr. AViRi-t.

shomJd be t.tc ixisiilJon of 1.1 fliii -it 'his qiir-stioo? J)x; iv 0 "Aiiij- nwui im favor ol tlws is betas cc- ofrnl. PajiliaiMllo conipiuiy wo vroiixise this i'f ill- d-id n.ft iwry in Live loti? nni. Tlwy n-re going te pdaiopa.y for ami muyl'" if ih'V Iwrrow it jwr Ulrey will hixriwv it. i-n F-nffl-iurf." of rnllfo-'iil m- from t-ho Pliaros (imfnt.iv.ii; ajul any can WIAV foolish it is Wh-oM- -nma o.niqi-l.iy^ ll 1) 1 1 1 in -tho puocew! of Tlw fmiwal of JM.wJn -hcsW tmlny at 1 o'clock p. lit' Tilio wnwiiw wfft 'V tlw iraiii on, rho WiCbasto ifcfe.