Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 August 1894 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES.

GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA MONDAY, Al GT ST IT 1 ^ ^

DAILY BANNER TIMES

«*v*m > al'tt rn » »u i xc#*i>r Suiulay at Uh* jt \NN>.it 1 ims" utlU*.', i* >rner Vine and Franklin *'• »

APVuRTlSI N G. HK4DINU NoTITKS

cent* per lln*-. ‘ »ne lin • pui tf^rrtphd charifeil

a" tK'eupvinx t wo linen t paet*.

•i5 ' 4 cent* per line 5u ** i t •* ** ;;

inn “ *i 230 “ -5 1 * 500 *• "

I>isr*H> rales made known on applieation

Char. "

handes

iiiK advertisements will up t4» 1 o’clock |*. in

the company's pardon. There is! A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. Ill tihchll Ml t cuouizll in tins cit\ al- Twii (. rt-enrJlMtlr I.uiU**n Narrowly Km-aiie

rea<iv, without manufacturing more. What we need in Greeneastle is more soli 1 business, and if the proper encouragement i* given the new company we feel that it will come.

:f'*H\ rates umde Known on appiietiiion. ir.ui -. for dU}iln\ a tvcrtiseiiu iitu muat lit* «l in In lao’clm k a. m. tmeb ilaj . Ht*ail .ilvi rllsenifiits will In* n-Oflviil l•lll•ll day

All ooniinuiiicrttionHfthoiiltl br* Hl>rm*<l with

(hi* iiaun* nf tbt* writer: not m*e* a«arlly f"r l>ubllck'l<in. but an ituihI fa

vitli.

A. h my tin iua comintinieutloiis can nut be no-

ticed.

Where delivery in irregular please report name |iriimptiy at pulilleutlull onlee.

Specimen copien tnailed free on application,

RATES Of SUBSCRIPTION* '»»r IVor III ildrunrr S#t Ttirrf month* One month ■■■ Prr irrrfc h]i Currier

,$.'.'lii 2 ..'ill 1.2a

"iO

!io

When .lellvery is made by earrier. all subscriplitin HceonntH are to lie paid to them its they call and receipt for same.

M. .1. ISK'KKTr I1AKUY M. SMITH.

Pnldtaher . Manattinir Editor

The I'utnam county democrats got up a remarkably short set of resolutions at their county convention last year. About ten lines covered all the resolves. From present indications and a year's past inactivity and mistakes their next platform will consist of the one word “Whereas.” When they try to get beyond that one word of introduction, the question of “where at" will strike them between the eyes and their resolutions will col 'apse.

the

Address all cimmumieutlonH to Tin: Daily Danm it Tjmks, Grcfucastle, I ml.

iikti iilh \n ^rati: tick* r.

Death Yeaterdnj North of Touti. Yesterday afternoon occurred a

runaway accident tliat nearly provid fatal to two women, and did damage otherwise that might have been much worse. Elmer Snyder and Lawrence McCray, better known as “Reddy,” went to Alhin <fc Biviu's barn and hired that firm's handsome new trap and a team of horses, intending to take some young ladies out driving. After leaving the barn they drove to the corner of Jackson and Liberty streets, where one of the front wheels came off the trap. The drop threw the young men out and frightened the horses, which immediate! v started at a lightning gait out Jackson street to the north. At the crossing of the railway tracks nsir the depot one

Tin* .W\v*p:ip**r Man. A newspaper man, says

temporary.

SOME SENSIBLE HORSE TALK.

a con

will sit up nights to

write something kind about a fel-low-citizen to help him along, even when he may have no personal

II.IH to » <>rr**< i ly Truiii «»'< Siirre«*fullj

l>ri»,* Your Imurlte KomUter.

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The subject of horses is one that N;; io- ^^xp ’

interests every one. Many people | ^ — • - 1 ' ft*

spoil what would prove efticient an-

friendship i r interest in him, and j M , M |s by incompetency. The tolwill pay out good money to put his | ow i n g from the New York Jfrrit

Nn Vi sMlmled Evp r ,'.'.L r '

Nu S’ Mall

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words into print after they have ^iyes some interesting facts and, No S( ,u ( , v ««ui>i!i,,i"

...tel. s|o ( *|w,,. s f, ... V . ,, .* , rai M I

been written, yet the persons who ' 80tne good advice:

a re

benetitted seldom think of mak- The death of a horse from Iriglit tVinHariMu!^vi'i,'Vi. N

n.*ctH thmusTi I., N,.„ ^ ''.'u 1 ' 11 \

tun Harbor. Mb h. \

ing a return, attributing the notice in Qaincy, III., recently, following it* n ."a'n I wuJhi'imiV,',,' t to their personal greatness, reii immediately .'liter the death of bis | Mm t,,, s ' k t) . '\n."'^^ chances to one they will send out ( ||iv«r. Mrs. \V. H. Kendall, the ,ii vor8 ,i n8 ||, 1( . s [(I st. t,’ jn of town for their next job of work, wife of a well known physician of y i‘- Hceht'i?;'^

or will take it to an extensive job that town, brought up an interest

The republicans will open

campaign at Indianapolis about the j of t | (e ,. ear wheels of the trap came middle of September. Goveinoi | (l |t the horses continued on in

McKinley will be the speaker, will be an immense meeting.

Secret.!!'v <>f State WM. I)'. OWEN Auditor nf State AM KKid'S C. HAILEY IT'ea-urei' !if State EKED J. SCHOl.Z Attorney (ieneral WM. A. KErcilAM Clerk of Supreme t'ourt ALEXANDER HESS Supt. Pub ic I iistruetion 1). W. GEE t ING State Statistician S. .1 TIlDMl’ciON State Geologist W. S. Bl.ATt 1IEEY Supreme .Imlge—Kir-t District .) A M !•> II. JORDAN

Supreme .Imlge—Fourth District I.EANDEK .1. MONKS

their mad flight out the pike. They kept the road, and upon

mi' w h<> knows. reaching the Walnut creek bridge Editor Bammku Times: passed through it in safety.

1 saw an article in the Greeucas- | At the north incline to the bridge tie Democrn/ saying: “(1. W. Coop- the wild team met a south-bound

in the Fifth dis- buggy containing Mrs. H. 11. Hillis

shop under the impression ol mak- jug discussion in the St. Cloud ing a saving, or they will take it! hotel as to the influence exercised j| somewhere to offset a bad debt, py di,. human mind over animals * The newspaper man goes right Maj. Frank P. Rapp, a Kentuckian,! along looking pleasant and saying who has been dealing in and hand No 4 . good things about evervbody and ling horses till bis life—and he is' j tl spending more time to ascertain n0 w sixty—said he had maintained the particulars of what Mr. John the opinion for twenty years or Jones lias done than would here- more that a diiver may influence a quired to write an article on the | 101 * ge unconsciously and communisource of the Nile.—Spriici^rlil (* a t<> nervousness or confidence (0 ) Itrjntb/ic Times. without knowing it. “There is no

satisfactory equivalent in the English language,” said Maj. Rapp,

Annual Mee.ii.a of Put.iun.'. i'e.ins:«Bnea .q 0 ex p regs what the French mean

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Express

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TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE.

I’.EIll I'll! \N < !»1 N T1 TICKET.

For Ri'pre-entulive GEOKtiE w. HAN NA

Kur Aibtitnr JAMES McD. HAYS For < lerk JOHN D. HUNT For Recorder LEMEEL JOHNS For Treasurer OSCAR A. SI I El'll EKD For Sheriff TAXI El \V. MA< Y

I'm' Surveyor LARKY DOWNS

For ('i,roner JOHN V. OWEN For l’omiiiis**iom*r l<t District JOHN L. BRIDGES gml District—JAMES ('. KEAT

111 Cl III.K \ N TOWNSHIP thkkt.

For Trustee KOISEKT S. GRAHAM For Asses-or ENOCH L. FOX tWORTHY For .lustiees of the I’eaee WALTER J. ASHTON JAMES T. DENNY GEORGE VV. RI MBAKGER For Constables WM. K. (A LEA II AN JOHN II. MILES DANIEL TOM I’K INS

For Congress—Fifth District .1 ESSE OVERSTREET

or, congressman

triet is alarming the republicans and Mrs. Logan Fox wort by coming by obtaining national fame.” He to the city. Mrs. Hillis got out of may be obtaining national fame, the buggy and escaped injury in but 1 can say from a fair stand- the unavoidable collision which point for judging that he has not followed, but her companion was obtained it in the Fifth district, not so fortunate. Mrs. Foxworthy There are many democrats who was thrown under the mass of will not support him this time. | wreckage, and horses and all They are not satisfied with Ins vote j seemed piled on her in an indis in congress on the single gold | criminate mass. Some young men question. j near by were attracted by the noise By the time he hears from the of the crash, and immediately ran people’s party and many democrats | to the unfortunate lady’s aid. She who will not vote for him, he will was extricated from the wreck agree with the writer, I think. It with considerable dilliculty and will take Prof. Mitchell’s big tele- taken to her home near Harnaby’s scope to find bis majority next mill. Dr. Bence was summoned November. Many who are taking and found her injuries serious, but personal pains to find out how he not of a fatal nature, as was min-

is running, and many who have ad- ored on the streets late in the eve

vantages of knowing about it, know ning. One rib on the left side of the above to be the outlook. Georgie Mrs. Foxworthy's body was broken, \V. Cooper has a close call for a j and she received several severe show, and the situation for him is bruises. The wonder is that she

alarming. A Dkmoekat Who is Po*tki>.

was not killed outright. She is resting as quietly as possible today, though the nervous shock she

sustained was a bad one.

In a talk with Alhin dr Bivin they stated the trap left their barn in good shape, and well greased, and that in making the turn at the ! street crossing a sharp wrench was

Drew- Dickens took passage for givetl thc whee ,, w | 11( . h , iu || ed it Terre Haute this morning. j otf They further report the daln _

Mouth <}r«*eii<‘!iftt)e.

Walter Riley is at Brazil. Fred Miller went to Terre Haute

this morning.

Homer Welch goes to Anderson on business this week.

in Sphsioii in C'ollptft?.

The annual teachers’ institute of Putnam eoanty began a week’s session in the assembly room of west college. The attendance for the opening day was unusually large, at least eighty per cent, of Putnaui county’s two hundred teachers being present. The morning was occupied by Professors Bassett and Baer, Die former giving an interesting talk on ‘-School Management,” and the latter delivered an instructive address on “How English Should be Taught in the Schools and Its Importance.’’ Many valuable points were obtained from these talks, and the forenoon was passed very profit-

ably.

After dinner Dr. Duvall spoke on “The Relation of Psychology to Literature” and “How to StudyPsychology.” Prof. Baer demonstrated fully how “Ethical Culture

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by the word appui. The nearest we can get to it is to say that it is the understanding between the horse and his master, and it is generally applied to the saddle horse. 1 have no doubt tliat it ap plies w ith the same force to a horse in a vehicle when il is being driv-

en. Take an animal of ordinary ' ' "o n", R ruas. H v

spirit, accustomed to a driver who!

draws a tinhl rein and doesn’t use j . „ _ „ . the „liip. You Kill and ,b., hi. j C " ,0 -‘ 00 * EAST » :,tX "•“4

pace rarely changes. He keep his i ears well cocked forward and |

doesn't alter his gait until the lines No It ivri'*H l liiiir\v l i , .laiisviiit'mkii i'!-,[L

are slackened. lake the same horse, put a man in the buggy be bind him who draws a tight rein !

also, and let that man make but a JZ'nnd32JcoS '.*,d"r,‘!n

i btcaicc Hiia Nashville.

To ami from Terre Haute, in

May 22, lust

ARRIVE EltoM Til! NORTH,

NORTH HOl'NIl.

No «* l.'hlcaKo & Naaliville l.lmlted nitj No 2* " Mail ’ T

No 8 C hicago special . * I>atiy. t K\,'**pi >iin,|iu **

single movement unlike the pre-j vious driver and it is discovered instantly. A well bred horse will

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Ger*l Dafw. and Tkt \jft.»tiicifal

bo apt to chafe and fret. The driver, seeking to bring him back

in Schools" may he obtained. Prof *° ^' s ^ lia * n,a y P l| H 'he bit too Baker lectured on psychology. 8,ro "8 " ntl {h * n lhe trouble begins. This was the work of the day, and ° f e0lir,e the ,10lse ,n “- v be ko l ,t

Mrs. Hannifan. of Indianapolis, age as being small,

is the guest of Mrs. James Black. I

flue

For -’d ’iri*, BHh District, JAM •> A MrNl TT

For FroBcuutor, I'ith District, HEN It V (. LEWIS.

For .loint Uoprosontstlvc, < lay, Montgomery and Fiitimin t 'ountlcs.

FLOYD TOWNSHIP.

James Campbell goes to Terre Lawrence Smith is building a

Haute tonight to confer with Van ; residence.

dalia officials. ! "’ade Millman is building a kitchen. It is supposed that he is going to get a

The Weat her. j Woman next.

The indications for this vicinity Mrs. Ollie Hans* II is able to be up affor the coming thirty-six hours are 11 l°ng S I ,, ‘H typhoid fever,

follows as received bv II. S

as

THOM A' T. MOOUK

Arthur Millman leaves this week for

.. . , , ,* .. ,,, . . Nebraska to visit bis brother Spencer. Renick <fe Co. irom the official , , , , ... . . .

John Iddings, at this writing, is still

weather bureau at Indianapolis: ; putting up timothy bay. Indianapolis. Ind. Aug. 13. | Mrs. Delilla Alice died Aug. 0, of

^Y armer

flux. Her

Aug. !>,

remains were buried at

Tuekk is no grand rush to

democratic state convention today, notwithstanding half-fare rates are

in elfcct.

fair, followed by

thell 1 local rain Tuesday or Tuesday] " * bapil.

j rmn . . . ’ Rev. John I). Collins, of Sac. City,

'^"nieht. Wappenhans. . , , ’ ,

Iowa, will preai-b tho third Sunday m

As thc ponderous edition of the Daily Banner Times started on Saturday a ponderous rain set in which greatly gladdened the hearts of all.

WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The low barometric area moved

to New York. Another is approach- '"'fW*

August at 10:3U ». m.

Wiley Wright is sporting

new

ing in thc Northwest with local rains

George Smith has moved on .litn Me-

in New Mexico, Nebraska, the Dakotas, Iowa; rain fell also from

Vey’s place.

The shrinkage in the price of wheat is about one hundred and fifty per cent. This will about represent the shrinkage in the demncratic vote.

Duiuno the last fiscal year our exportation of wheat and Hour fell otf twenty-five per cent, while the

For Sale—Two bard coal base-burn-

_ , . > , j era, two silver watches and two gold Ohio eastward High temperature I w „tches. A sulkeyette for sale or trade. continued except in the lake regions | * b,bn R'icy. S83-6t

and the Northwest. C. F. R. Wappenhans, Local Forecast Ofilcial.

most heartily appreciated by the teachers. The instructors for the meeting are university talent, viz: Drs. Bassett, Baker, Duvall and Frof Baer. These gentlemen are experienced in the work, and it is needless to say that the teachers will receive the best of instruction.

under perfect control, but he doesn't work as he did before, ami ] he won’t until tin* old driver takes him in hand again. It seems to me there is some sort of electrical connection conveyed by the lines, i 1 liaye seen a horse as quiet as a kitten with bis regular driver. 1

From day to day there will be some Notl,iu S wo "' (1 bother him, but put special features, some of which “ woman in tl,e bu ggy anii be j U8t may be mentioned. On Wednesday 8eeraed to ,nu 8 h - Yes * 8ir : “ s W. H, El son, of Indianapolis, state HS to sa * v > ‘ Well » llow * here’s agent of che Young Peopl’s Read- B,,ort —8 ,IP8S 111 '« k, 2 a run,’and ing Circle, will deliver an address tlle In,,rt> nervous the woman got

on that work. In the afternoon of ,he more ,,, ’ rvo "s the horse got,

the same day J. H. Woodrug, of I " ntil after a wllile he would be al1 the Indianapolis schools, will give ol a Hcmble. You’ve seen the instruction in -Penmanship and mind reader8 ' vb o their ideas Drawing.” ' °t hidden objects and the like by On Friday Hon. I). M. Geeting. t0 "°hing hands—we'l, that’s tho candidate for state superintendent l)e8t ' vav 1 ean ex Pl«'n it with a on thc republican ticket and city ^ or8e ' If his driver hasconfidence, superintendent of the Madison 80 * las *’ p ’ !,n< * ^ l * ie lb '' ver ls nerschools, will visit the institute. : V0U8 ’ 80 ' s tb<> horse. He doesn’t State Superintendent Voris has j feeI t h‘ lt l' 8 has a master, no matpromised to be present one day. A ,er ' ll>w wpb broken he may be. most successful session is antici bo ^ 8 °* runaways can be accounted paled. for that way. Perhaps that was

what the matter was in the Quincy

Y<mr Noniiiier Vai'Mion.

Greeneastle people leaving home

case.

Ki‘!ln<'ti»n in Kiit)-*! Io MU'liiicnn PninlH. The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad have arranged to make special low cxem-'ion rates to Michigan points: ] tickets to be sold for all trains of Tues-

Tiiilay’s Local Markets.

Furnished the Daily Banner Times day, August 14,good rctiirninganv time lailyliy R*"’* Allen, managerof Arthur | w i‘ t | lin twenty davs. These tickets will

Ion hi no* nonllrv hollSP. 1 I iM* first class, gootl on any train of the

Jordan’s poultry house. Hens. Sprliimts,choice* l‘i to2 IDs Cocks, youii* unci cuUb. ...

Cocks, old

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exportation of corn and corn meal IchoToXt:.!i!!:!'!!.!: J

increased twenty two percent. Corn , I r ) , ‘' k k , ; vs ’ ol<1

meal now enters into the German & f ’ 8ltaHndover

Gecec. plucked l* r ) army ration, and is otherwise mora j

generally used in Europe. TKo i No * -

used in

higher value plated

upon

The | corn

date named, and will Im* sold at lialf rates for the round trip, the object of this Itcing to accommodate those whose vacations do not extend longer than two or three weeks, and at the same time familiarize the public with the beauties and health-giving qualitiesof the Michigan resorts. This is an opportunity which cannot he ignored by invalids or

for their summer vacation, for Ion** H " lf Ka, ' , ' Kxcur.iont, •<> mu iiIkioi via the or short trips, can have their fa-! o,, An^uT and

vorite home paper, the Daily Ban- tember 18th, 18!>4. The Yandalia Line

nek Times, follow them. Address will sell excursion tickets to nearly all can be changed as often as desired. l' ro,nbl, ‘ t| t points in Michigan at one

It is better than a letter to travelers away from home.

ID* Four I-and Scckcm’ KxcurftiuiiH.

p onuses to be permanent, and is % I Nov.' ^tb^and D^c. dVh''roun.l ni,’, 1 !’ y ‘ ouri8t8 ; ll0 are foa j f matter of immense importance to !'h’kf'ts will l*e sold at half fare to points | ,,r »”> '> t ie mimermatter ol immensi ,,n P rlan 1 1 J , j,, Alai F |., _ Ga ( Kv-- 1<a _ Miss., X. o»r pleasures of outdoor life. this country. This is one of the e., Tenn. and Va. Return limit For full informations, tickets, etc., reasons for the increasing price of 30 days. For rates ami particulsrs eon- oa j| on an y c. j|. ^ D. R. R. ticket

suit f . 1*. Mueslis, Agt. Itlo-tf wr addre8S G . Awards, (JenMouon Kxounuon.. ' en*l Passenger Agent, Carew Building, To Quincy, Ind., account obi settlers’ | ^ inelnnati, Oliio. if picnic Aug. 1«. Tickets on sale Aug. IIik Four Ksenmon Kat**n to Or«f*nrfvAtl«*.

corn.

In speaking of the Greeneastle

Manufacturing company’s plans in

an article on Saturday our types ;* n( I R°"nd trip, 6(k*. , . .. Land-seekers’excursions to points in r ud that they bad in view an arti- u . , . . „ ^ w J Miebigan Aug. 14 and Sept. 18. One licial rt plant; it should li uve ! fare for round trip. Tickets good 20

read ‘ice’' plant. We humbly beg ( days.

J. A. Michael, Agt.

Agents of the Big Four from Indianapolis to Terre Haute will sell excursion tiekets to Greeneastle Vug. 28th, returning 2!*tb, at one and one-third fare, account Sells Bro*.' show. F. P. ilCKSTIK, Agt.

Cleanlns Wall Paper.

The very easiest way to clean wall paper that has become dingy from dust and smoke is to arm oneself with a broom, over which is pinned some cotton cloth, which must lie changed frequently, as the flannel will soon be in such ii condition that tocoutinne its use would smear the walls with dust and Boot. Go over the ceiling first with long, even, firm strokes; then do the walls in the same way. Another way to clean the paper is with stale bread. Cut otf the crust from the long end of the loaf and mb the paper with it, cutting off a thin slice as soon as the crumbs become ■oiled. To remove a grease spot, lay coarse brown paper over it and pass a hot iron over the brown paper. Repent

fare for the round trip.

Tickets good

to return twenty (20) days from date of

sale.

The

N andalia Line now runs a

through sleeping ear between St. Louiami Bay View, Mich., passing through through Terre Haute. St. Joseph, Grand Rapids, Petoskey, Charlevoix, etc. I bis gives Kill an opportunity to spend your vacation in some of Michigan's pleasant resorts at a very low rate. For full particulars call on'or address any

agent of the Yandalia Line or J M

Chesbroiigh, Ass’t Gen’l Pass'r Agent,

St. Louis, Mo. t f

Olip MusCouponj Frank Leslie's Scenes ail| Portraits of the Civil War

size of page about ll.vl'' inches

Magnificently Illustrate!

FO

^ War

FOK i ITY HE \l»l K- Hrlnir M War Coupon with 1" , , nts f i • 1 j its Ipsueri, to THE HANGER J Fi»K Vg T-< »F-T<»WN KKA PKl^ J Mail one War Coupon with l (l cents t 1 J THE HANNEK Gm/nnHkl Ind., for each pin t. He pHrtieiiliirlo | (1) irivi* your full name ami iithln** ^ ] state what part you want, Riving H'l iminher- (A) incloso the id t* >snr> eou-

11 u in i m-| , l •>; i n« i< >. • * . | pons ann in cents foreach jsii'i w‘* nI r J In sending for “Krank LesUc* Scenes" don't include 1111} nth' i l' u >-1

li^No bound volnines el

lie’s War Scenes will I"'"U‘'"i 1 ' 'I MANNER TIME' This Is pcwinv* ,

imrl cun be obtained In nny "i 11 " " a ; than Indicatisl In our regular emi:

HiK Four Kxcuraionn. To Michigan points, Aug. 14 fare S>ePt ‘ 18 ’ ,Wonty ' luys ’ limit, half

Bethany Park, Ind. July 31 to Aug. 22

return limit Aug. 25 $1.85.

Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. 17, 18 and 19 return 20th, $11.20. ’

this process, using a fresh ‘piece of'pa- return^n^i* 10 "' 1 ’ A,, *‘ 17 ’ 18 , * , " l

per uutil tho spot disappears.

Aug. 20 and 21, re-

Rochester. X. Y. turn 25th, $15.83.

A * h 1 l ' in ‘ 1 * O- Aug. 23, 24 and, return

lleinocralir Slate Convention.

The Big Four will sell tickets to In-

dianapolis and return Aug. 13 and U ^P 1 * 15,$8.20.

return limit 18, at $1.20; account demo- tor particular8 8ee F - I’- Huestia, Agt,

cratie state convention.

'(COUPON'

Stepp’s Ifsifs Fair

!l 32 Parts. 8 Splendid lllustrati' ^ I in each Part. ^

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> ('cntH Iii coin for 11 1 ■ •

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Mail on* ooupon Mid JO cental

t pari wanted State (1 1

( I addre88; («) Incloar the nee*

poo and money or stamp**

When it comes to the genuine article

F ‘ ^ A«t. 1 of news the Banner TimS has ft.

parts i to 32 i^ouir^ady

Boiled v/olum?5 eo9t . ^

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\ tl?e 32 parts m a y

jl for eoupoij a(7<n>3 u J

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