Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 April 1894 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. SATURDAY, APRIL 28,189!.

DAILY BANNER TIMES the republican resolutions. In for-'in the county good to read both news from depauw-

mer years the} - made special effort PutilUheil every afternoon < xeepi ■‘undoy I . „ . .1 resolutions before their at the nAKBiaTimks oflli e, ooruer Vine ami st i me rt solutions ot lore ineir

Franklin strei ta.

sets of resolutions, notwithstanding the edict has gone out from demo-

A OV CRT IS I N Q. Kbadinu Noticks

n oenta por lim*. <>ne lint* parajfniphs charged an <h*cu|)> in^ two lim s spact'. 'A r « lint s 4 c«*nta p«T line fr> ** 3Vi ** ** ** 100 •* 3 “ *• ** 2S0 M 2‘,

|0D

Display raft s made known on application

readers, but this year they decline erai ie headquarters telling the dern

ocrattc editors to print no republican resolutions this year. The campaign ot education being received by democrats this year doesn’t suit Ader, Bridges, Hurst et al. No wonder; the people are learning

their

Chaiurch for advertisoiiu ntR inu-d be liaodcd in !>> 10 o'clock it. in. each day. Hoad-

to enlighten them. This is a different year, it seems. See that every republican vote is out next Tues-

day.

The democratic papers of Putnam are trying to make political

The Nfwii Daily from Orcencaatle** Great , Center of Learnuiff. Mr. Dimmitt preached at Morton last night. A class field day is announced ! for next Monday. Fred Likely is visiting at his j

NOW LOCATED Just across the street from the Postoffice. H. S. WERNEKE,

The Watchmaker and Jeweler.

lugadvertjaeinentg will be rw.-ivcd each day ( . a pj ta | by saving that Judge Coffey ever y day that democracy is

up to i o clock p. in. ‘ enein v AU comniunlcaVtonB ohould be atgaed with | w » s slaughtered by his Putnam -•

r 1 :. , vV; ) . , .:;;'. , ::rrJi U ^m, r fiends. Judge CortVv’s defeat may

the democrats

puhlicaMon, but aw evidence of irood faith. Aoonymous communications can not be no-

ticed

Where* delivery is imvubir pb*ttsc report same promptly at publication olncc. Specimen copies mailed free on application.

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M. J. IIEEKETT Publisher HAKKY M. SMITH. Manaifing Editor Address all communications to The Daily Banner Times, Ureeucastle, Jnd.

' m £mr

That

mean more than

think. The Judge will come home In its zeal to get away fr.un the to this district and may be placed republican county resolutions'clear ; in nomination by the republicans exposition of demociatic incompet-1 for the judgeship of this judicial ency the Democrat still overlooks!

circuit. He has demonstrated be fore that he ean carry the district

and his defeat at Indianapolis may stating that J. ( . Hollick, one of thus pave the way to the defeat of 1 the delegates appointed, was sideMcGregor, Mathias, Colliver or any tracked and placed in a wrong deldemocrat nominated for the posi- egation. Let’s see about this. The j

home in Mooresville.

Mr. Kerr took a group picture of. Repairing a Specialty,

the law students yesterday.

republican platform “or-1 h^brnthe/Frank vesierday! | ‘W'l Piltdlillg j T'I|C

ric. tbe democratic papers terribly., DtP>uw 6 , M<1 „ b furn i,hc,l

away fram the ,, . . , A . .

1 some excellent music at chapel this

morning.

E, G. Osborne’92, of Valparaiso, ! the guest of Frank Preston j

Give me a Trial.

Done neatly, cheaply and

promptness.

witli

80X773.

R B HURLEY.

Daily

was

that important document and seeks j

to pick a flaw in the convention by ' esterday.

Prof. Hannawalt

tion. Every turn in politics year goes against demoeracy.

this

THE AXOXYMOUS FI EX I) Democratic managers of the city

campaign aie resorting to their 1 time-worn and thread-bare ante-

KMM HI.HMN « Ol NT\ TH'KI-lT. f’or Representative GEORHE \v. manna For Auditor JAMES McD. HAYS

For Clerk

JOHN D. HI NT For Recorder LEMl EL JOHNS For Treasurer OSCAR A. SHEPHERD

For Sheritf

DANIEL W. MAC Y For Surveyor T.ARRY DOWNS For Coroner JOHN T. OWEN For < oniini'-ioner 1-t District—JOHN f.. BRIDGES 2nd District—IAMBS ( . BEA T HKri lll.lt AN ( IT\ TM KKT.

For Mayor

JONATHAN Blip II For Treasurer JOHN GH.MORE

For Olerk

JAMES M. HURLEY For Marslml WILLIAM E. STARR For ( oiincilmcu Flr-i >' aid—THOM AS ABB AMS Second Ward—EDM UN 0 PERKINS Third Wartl-JolIN R. MILLER

led tbe

meeting of the Christian associa-

tions last night.

In a competitive drill yesterday

Democrat representative attended Guy Rogers was promoted to a

the convention, sat clear through sergeant in the signal corps.

its sessions and in writing up his Several of the ladies of the senior report placed the name of Mr. Hoi-, c | a9g w j|| g„ j,, (Tawfordsville on lick inexactly the same place as Monday to have their photos taken, j ,1,^

did the secretaries of the conven- i 1 ' i r i

holiday has been announced i purchaser for a horse

Fri

Sam SimoiiM shooth a Man.

Salem Republican-Leader. j 'm

unioni wiii . iamEtzier -° f,h|9 p ia,,e ’ an tsanner

extensive trader and horse dealer,!

Louisville Monday with

| went to Louisville Monday some horses for sale, and took them to Sam Simons’ livery stable. He was informed by Mr. Simons that, as there was no sale at his stable, he should take them to Cresent Hill, where there was a sale ThursEtzler did so and secured a

After Etz-

ier had sold the horse the auction-

letters to leading citizens and to parties whom they regard as doubt j ful voters. These letters charge i republican city otflcials with crimes, | dirty practices and all kinds of unjust actions. This contemptible practice of democrats hereabouts is

no new

day, May 10 and 11, on account ol cer, who was a Jew by the name of of the interstate oratorical contest. Levi, demanded a commission for Many of the students are wear- the sale. Etzier refused to pay ing a neat little DePauw pin. It is this, as Levi and Simons were not 1 in the shape of a banner with n instrumental in the sale. Etzier |

went to Simons’ stable, where the I

written across the face in letters of | latter got into a quarrel with Etzier, and after hot words it is! PHYSICIAN | AND ! SURGEON,

election trick of writinganonymous | uni * " ,ls * n ^ lt •i (,int for Thursday afternoon and

representative list. The Democrat's files, which it would have people believe are always right, show this to be true. Now the question is, was the Democrat's report of the

convention delegates correct or is, .

... yellow background, and DePauw is

its silly tale ot woe to be believed? 1 17 .... . , „„ , . We fear that paper got its head; trick. I hey do it every! 1 F 6 j

, .. " turned in the great republican roar * ’ I i j o ~ j. , ... city campaign and make assertions * J Manager Whitcomb, of the base 1 , ’ la,med ^ bam Simons, who did in their slanderous letters that thev ^ K o t . t i ^n- t , the shooting, that Etzier advanced , . . . , . straighten its befuddled ideas. The ball team, sent the following tele-1

.re to l,.»e pnn.e.l . „ cr * arie> . Hu| . j gr.m l.« nlgl.tr ■•DeP.nw, 8. .nd charge, that thc.r jourh.l. d.r. no. ,,. p ,j Kenyon, 8: Fkillig. and Bear, bn,. ,,r,„,. An anonymon. letter writer delegate and not on the t er y I '-..ting good.” The “ ’""tlT" 8 '”, 8, congreasionnl, and the Caorrof. Pl».v •« " It.enbnrg todny. I , , ‘ , „ . . . . report is identical with the secre- Plato hall was crowded to its ut- ° ie "* r . 1 ' ' H a r, "‘ ° U ™' taries, as was that of the Rannek most last night.it being the ocea sell and of his acts. He is of thc TlMES T he Democrat is thus 8ion of Uie third leture in the 80ci . j same breed of dogs that snap at a j kicking against itself in trying to I , . . . , ,, i- , ,, , , . T -. ip J , ological course, given by Prof. J. R. in the dark or assassinate correct itself. e ‘

—— ( oilmans, who spoke upon “ProporWhen Mr. Randal.‘-the objector” tional Representation.” Mr. Con was drawing .ft,000 per year us ma ns said that under the exirtiug

. county auditor he didn't object and lesgislatial system, through the

L J a . have any notion of a reduction of gerrymander and other like de-

j salary, or cry about ring rule and vices, the people were not really reform. Now that he is getting a represented. Brown county, with-

Times,

Only

Ten Cents Per Week.

J. R. LEATHERMAN,

ItKI'l 111.H AN STATK TICKET.

Secretary of State WM. D. OWEN Auditor of State AMERK US C. DAILEY Treasurer of State FRED J. S( HOLZ Attorney General WM. A. KETCH AM Clerk of Supreme Court ALEXANDER HESS Supt. Public Instruction D. W. MEETING State Statistician S. J. THOMPSON State Geologist W. S. BLATCHLEY Supreme Judge—First District JAMES II. JORDAN Supreme Judge—Fourth District LE WDER J. MONKS

See that every republican in Greencastle stamps the eagle next Tuesday. In view of those “last shots” in today’s organette the republicans will place the majority in Greencastle at about 600.

man

him in a dark place. What is this country coming to? Are people to take stock in the slanderous utter

ances

Will their vile actions carry any weight? No. Such doings are beneath the notice of honest, thinking gentlemen. There is one way ot running a campaign, and that is by open-handed, fair methods, and there is another way, that of underhanded, anonymous, cowardly letter writing. The republicans fight on the former lines and the demo crats on the latter, as none but republican officers are assailed in those letters. The public should place the stump of condemnation on Bitch disreputable methods by rolling up a majority on Tuesday that will forever stop such pol-

troonery.

John R. Mii.lek will rattle up from the “bloody third” on Tuesday night with an 1894 majority. An 1894 majority is a large one, and the third will do the handsome thing. See that every republican vote is out on Tuesday. Uncle John Gumoke, the old reliable, is after votes, and will be the next treasurer of Greencastle by the largest majority of his life. In the meantime see that every republican vote gets out on next

Tuesday.

paltry f60 per year for misrepresenting the first ward he springs a lung every other Tuesday night in a cry airainst salaries, etc. Mr. Handel's wonderful consistency on the question is likel3’ to turn the coming city election upside down and it will, perhaps be advisable to 1 tern, chain everything down next Tues-. fullv

day as the change of

trouble.

out a railroad within its borders, with a democratic majority of 1000, dictated who should represent the people of both Brown and Monroe in the state senate, although Mon roe had a republican majority of fifty. Under the proportional sysnow in operation success-

in Switzerland. mem-

flutter caused by his | ie| . 8 0 f , ind national legislaheart might cause . , . , , ,i

lure would be elected from the

up to him with a knife, when he drew a 38 caliber revolver and shot bovs ^ tz ^ er fatally. Mr. Etzier was taken to a drug store near by, and although suffering from apparently fatal wound, the police arrested him and carted him oft' to jail, instead of arresting the murderer, who was so quick with his ever ready revolver. Mr. Etzier was required to give bail before he could have the proper medical at-S tention. John Searcy, a friend,! promptly gave this, and he was re- ! moved to the city hospital, where I his wounds were examined, and j the ball was found to have lodged ! in the left lung. Etzier was unconscious, and it is believed he will

die.

A telegram from Mrs. Etzier yesterday noon states Mr. Etzier is resting easy and that it is not so serious as stated. He will be brought to Salem as soon as able.

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All Work Promptly Attended to. 50-L'lw SHlUrmUlon (oinrnntccd

G B COOPER

J. W. COOPER

COOPER BROS.,

Transfer anj Liverymen.

Bushck to ami from all trains,

HaiririiKn Transferred. Livery BIks ot nil kinds,

("abs for Parties, Kunenils and Weddings,

Draylng a Sneeialt

Plan.m and Knrnllure Moved

Telephone connection

lindlee' Hall.

night.

with depots and

Calls answered any time day or

OFFICE COR. INDIANA AND WAL-1-ly NUTSTS. OPP. ENGIN E HOUSE

Local Time Gard.

state-at large, each party having a

I he onslaugat of the demociatic re p re g ( . n t a tion proportionate to papers on the republican manage- t |, e j r vo te. The plan was illustrat-

ed by taking a ballot for election of congressman. The lecture was

two years ago a democrat to the highly appreciated and elicited

much favorable comment. Mr. Cou mans left last night for Indianapolis, where he expects to speak Sunday, investigating Fry’s army.

pa pc rs

ment of Greencastle is directed at | one man. The democrats elected

democrat

city council, and arc now trying to place another there. They are concentrating all their efforts on defeating Mr. Abrams, Air, Abrams needs no introduction to tbe people of Greencastle. He is an upright, clean business man, and has taken his business methods into the council with him. His rcc1 ord is for public good at all times and no better custodian of the i city's welfare could be found. Republicans of the city should rally around Mr. Abrams’ standard and

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A vote for W. E. Starr means a vote for the best peace officer in Indiana. See that every republican gets out next Tuesday. Edmund Pekkins will set a ma jority figure in the second ward on Tuesday that will be “way up.” See that every republican vote is out on Tuesday. Major Birch is a man against whom there is no blemish. Send bis majority far above the three hundred mark, by seeing that every republican vote gets out next Tuesday. A rousing republican majority in Greencastle on Tuesday will mean great encouragement to the republicans of the county. See that every republican vote gets out next Tuesday. And still the democratic news

James M. Hurley has made an place his majority at about seven exemplary and careful officer. He | It can be done with united should lead Jacobs on Tuesday by the full strength of his party,' and T» K syndicate editor of the orwill if it is seen to that every , e - organette seems to keep publican vote gets out Tuesday. 1 h > 8 grinders in good control. He

pub

It is

seems

I his grinders in good control, prevents both of them from

A democrat gets excited a heap I li8hing thoge re90 i utions .

easier this year than ever before, j rumored that this “syndicate” is which shows that they are begin-1 located somewhere near Chairman ning to decipher the handwriting Ader s office. on the wall. See that e\ery icpub- Democrats have no words of delicnn vote is out on 1 uesda}. fense for their party. They are inWiiile Phillips is making an competent in the management of active campaign, he wants to hear national atlairs, and would so prove in mind that he will be defeated lf the y had anything to do with over fifty votes. Mark our predic- municipal affairs. See that every

tion. See that every republican

vote is out on Tuesday. | Next Tuesday the first gun of

fired in the

The democrats of Putnarn are again disappointed today in not seeing the resolutions adopted by the republican county convention in print, and they also wanted some information on the state convention. They found neither. This again makes a demand on hack numbers of the Banner Times. We

Next Tuesday the the campaign will be

city election ; let republicans see to i it that it shall be a worthy precursor of the grand victories to take

! place in larger fields.

papers of Putnam decline to print | believe it will do

When a democrat asks for trade in votes it is a confession that he is beaten it he gets no trade. Don’t trade, but beat him. See that every republican voter gets every democrat [ out next Tuesday.

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Republican Ticket.

For Mayor,

JONATHAN BIRCH.

Miss Adeline Rowley went Indianapolis this afternoon

spend Sunday.

The art club had a very interesting meeting yesterday afternoon with Miss Olearwaters as leader.

Subject: Raphael.

The law school has applied for forty seats in a body for the glee

club concert.

Miss Alta Devore, of Udell, has

entered the law school.

The Phi ^Jams will hold their state convention here on May 3 and 4. They will banquet on the night of the 4th at the Commercial. The Philological association will j meet Monday evening in Downey hall. Papers will be read by Dr. Manning on “A Sketch of the Italian Language in Its Relation to 1

Latin;” and by Miss Minnetta The above is the republican Taylor on “Characteristics of the ticket as it appears on the official Language of the United States.” ballot for the first ward. Edmund Prof. Longden has promised some j Perkins is the candidate for counpersonal recollections of the late , cilinan in the second ward and John Gottinger. All persons interested, R. Miller in the third, whether members of the associa- , If you want to vote a straight tion or not, are cordially invited to ticket stamp in the square sur-

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For City Clerk,

JAMES M. HI RLF.Y.

For Treasurer,

JOHN Gil.MORE.

For Marshal,

WILLIAM E. STARR.

For (Xuincilniun.

THOMAS ABRAMS.

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I'EORI \ HI VISION Leave Terre Haute. No 75 Ex. Sun 7:05 a in. lor I’eorla. " V 3:25pm, for Decatur. ror complete time card, iriv nir all trains and Stations, lind for full Information aa to rates, tlirouirli cars, etc., address J.S. Dowling, Avent, I. M.< HRSUROUnH. Greencastle. Asst. Gen I Pass. \|ft, st. Louis, Mo.

be present.

I). R. Compton is with home folks

in Tipton.

What is the use of taking half a loaf when you can get all. Do not trade votes with a democrat. This is a republican year. See that every

republican Tuesday.

rounding the eagle and no other place. To vote a mixed ticket stamp the small square in front of the names you wish to vote for, and in no other place. One stamp ought to be enough for any republican. Stamp in the square surrounding

CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS.

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November 12, 18H3

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I rains 3 and 4 carry I'ulimaii sleeping ears, between t hioaifo and Evansville Trains 5 and 0 carry I'nllinan palace Bleeping cars and

voter gets out next th « American Eagle and roll up an 2ndN2rtxTiie. nd run so “ d Chlcw

! old time majority.

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