Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 March 1895 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY MARCH 9 1895

Tlje for Your Srariiun]

ARE THE

SPRING STYLES

OF

Hol t cincl Stif f I Ia.lss AT THE MODEL. We now have a full and complete line of all the leading shapes out for spring and summer wear, including such hats as the Rex, Annex and Guyer that always give satisfaction. Model Clothing House.

GEO, E. BLAKE, Gukencastle, Ixd., General Insurance, Real Estate And Loan Ai»cnt.

Money Loaned

At a

R,ate of Interest

Fred Miiith in St. LouIh.

Fred Smith, alius ‘ Effle” tli<“ female impersonator and worthless cuss geneiHlly, has hohlxd ii[» in St. Louis. While there he was interviewed hy a Greeneastle young man on the St. Loti'S I'epublir and

talked in part as foil own:

About four o’eloek yesterday afternoon a yotinir man pruaeiiteil liimself, who said he had known Eilie when in the public seliools at <>leeiicastle, Iml. Smith's mother was at that time nuitrou of the ladies’ ilormitory of 1 >ePauw university at Qreeueastle, and Francis, or. as he was known at til it time. Fred,

was a pet of the girls in tie- institution ,, Pxi , ts on Rn t , 1( , OPV

and a favorite object ol contempt among | w . t! f ni)t jh

THEE, THOU, THUSLY. A (> iaker«*sn Taki*K in the Oratorical l*rizc ut Imlianapolftti. It remained for a trim little Quaker girl from Earlham gollege. Richmond, to metaphorically show her oratorical heels to six voting gentlemen in the state contest last j evening m English's opera house j at Indianapolis. Miss Nellie Wood nas the victor, and she, in the | opinion of all, was clearly entitled ! to the honors. She is the second young woman to do such, Miss E. Jean Nelson, of this city, having j led the way several years ago. j Miss Wood scored three first places on thought and two on delivery. Her production was ou ‘ The Nation’s Perpetuity,” and it was full of patriotism, earnestness and liopefillness, and her manner was one that at once went to the hearts of her hearers and the judges. Commenting oa Miss Wood's oration, the Indianapolis Journal

says:

Miss Wood, the Quaker orator, was the next speaker announced. Being j the only young lady upon the program, she was greeted witli a heartier applause than that which greeted the others. Her manner was such as to capture tli ’ hearts of all, and during the twenty-live minutes she spoke everybody in the house was all attention. Miss Wood’s gestures were perfect and tier v.iiee was strong and soft, and not in the least harsh. She spoke witli feeling and life, showing that she was interested in her subject. Her introduction was sn hopeful, so unlike many college orations of the past, that everybody was taken by surprise, which grew to intense interest. All through

There is but OWE and only One

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Today and that One Is

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These letters tell of Wonderful Cures by Purified Blood.

The world has never seen such mar•vl! :is cures accomplished by any medicine but I bod's S irsupari'la. i'no secret of its sii ’.i -s is that it is

We thought her doomed to permanent I failed to afford much relief. A few months blindness. She suffered intense pain end ago I conuneueud taking Hood a Saraapurkept her head buried iu the pillows most|riUa and tue trouble has entirely di:.sp-

ot the lime. 1/ light was admitted to th

iji,’ b'. -i blood purifier ever produced. ! room she would try as if burned witn

b i-king over all tonus of scrofula, c, dt rheum and all oth t blood diseases. It is li:’. 1 only medicine of which can b sai l: It CURES by making pure, rich red blood iioml these letters:

Saved Her Sight

Another Wonder Performed by

Hood’s Sarsaparilla.

,l My little girl Hazel is now four years old. Two years ego she had th j grip. Aftt’z recovery her eyes grew l:iMamed and supturt .ed. For over 7 months she had to fcnv* her eyes bandaged and stay in a dir

her oration ran a lofty strain of patriot- room. Ti;'. family doctor nod an ocnli ■ ism. The struggles for civil liberty, did everything possible. She did not in -

hot iron. As Bho was badly run down we thought before continuing the treatment we would try to build up her system and renew her strength. Wo began giving her Hood’s Sarsaparilla. She began to

Itnpr&v© Rapklly

and by the time abe had finished taking the first bottle v. e v. ere aide to remove the bandages and found that sho cccld t car the light nr.d t hm ti.e sight was returning,

peu'-ed.” M&8. H W. BuaiiKKLL, Lyon

Hrook, Oxford, New York.

Blood Poison.

“ I became poisoned with ivy. It would break out on me, spring and fall. I had doctors bui was not relieved. It would broakoat into sores and pimples ou me and form scabs. If it had not been for a neighbor recommending Hood’s Sarsnpari' 1 *to ino I do not think I would be alive day I us”d two botih s last fall andthree !o his spring ar.d it has cured me.”

mb to onr d tight. Bbe took aeve; l * *Baitcxb A. Patsk :. M!«haw oka, Ind.

bottles niid then v. as as well as ever, now a yeive since, and her eyes Are P«r.nan6ntiy Curod.

It is

A Baby Coy Curod.

“I have ured aevirni bottles of Food’s Ma-aapariile. for v.-g li! :1c boy, three years

.'be can see perfectly, has bad no s ggs cf 0 ; n g 0 , whoh .'jitroubled with eczentw

,, . . any further trouble and fs in every respect r{ .- y jiadiy. It has entirely cured Jili,

shesaid, caine to this country as a rich prove and even At last I groat faith allmothern

^ I tnonths he gave us the discouraging j Sioo-l’s HersaparHla.” If. Errr*a-

the bovs of Ins eliiss, been se of Ins el- i„ • „ , ... . I -he l(* VIC Weil S4)ine Of the evils

renumitc ways. 1 be young man m question, who has been a former ne-1

Call and see him before

ing elsewhere.

DAILY BANNER TIMES

hnin*. f<»r she regarded them as mere I

, : , g ^ , . , i m nest ions to he solved. JShe did not i

(plaint,nice ol Smith s wnen sums ami ( , VV( ,|| , j

__ _ geogruphv were, pii/./lnig his cur v 1 , i* , . , ^ . *,'• ; Very Low head, w.,: so,,,, what older than “Kfile ”' ' 't "f '"■"NT',"' - " •

'ami had not seen him lor over nine ‘ ZZT d "'u

years, when Mrs. Smith had left (Jreen- ' S! " <l "" 1”"''M>I” "hich the |

castle for Chicago. As he went to the cell and peered in, Smith recognized him at a glance, and -aid: “Why, how | are you, Robert dear: I’m so glad to see you ; do i look natural? How did

you know I was here?”

‘•What brings you here, Fred?” said

the visitor.

claimed a new doctrine, one foreounl-i • . ., . ., , , i 1-ac t. ct itv ami loin. This government no opinkm that the cornea of one eye waa do- FifcLU, 14sF. I-.aatin S s Et

• • • |j stroyed

pessimisMe manner that And Sight Entirely Cone.

if I he That it vos doubtful if she would ever' bo

f.’jtroit, Mich.

Snlt Rheum f irtd.

“Thrca winters ego s. ’.t rbcum broke out on my h -.nds ar.d became very trouble-

able to sea any with the other, as tl.ceicrht some, mak ttg Inrgj uores. I taw Severn] C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Moss. It pos’ was rapidly being destroyed in that also, doctors t-r.J tried various remedioa, but ai! 1 scsces curative powers

who ha-» Ubd.-en 8 : ,r ring from eczema.” Mrs. i v:iek A. Jom.sON, Cranbury Sta-

tion, New Jersey.

Hood’s BarsapnriUa is sold by all drugft; six for f5. Prcen-ed only t>y

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clos-

l’nbl!sli t every afternoon except Sunday

‘‘Oil, don’t tell anyone my name is Fred, or don’t say anything about Grecncastle. I'm afraid th horrid

governiiit nt was commenced was a guarantee that it would endure. For : t o minutes after Mi-s Wood finished 1 the applause continued, audit did not! all come from tluit part of the bouse where the Enrlhu*m delegation sat. The audience had already decided who was! entitled to the honors, -

food’s Sarsapari

Purifies

iiv.4,

L a j -w

Blood

Peculiar To itself

Do not be induced to buy any other. Insist upon having Hood’s Sarsaparilla.

at Ih** Ha:.m li Times olfloo, comer Vine and ,,i i • ri.Mikiin j’ivfIs. repoi tens uould p*t on to it, jind 1 jusr :

3Ir. Dnggy, of DePauw, got third place. The fifeaf/wcl gives the fol-

lowing tigur«-8 on gratles.

ADVEUTISINCi. Kkadino Koticks

< 'ontestants. Mtss W.ioil

Tho't.

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detest tlieir shadows. They don't know who I am, and they might tell iny , . ,

mother No. she doti’t know I’m here, i 3 4 * 5 't know where I am. Hut say, U t^Kiesori.... .5 7 it

Dullv. Total

me? Isn't it all funny? I>i«l you reeI ognize the picture? It wasn’t right

.•> e. tim per tine. ■ en-Un pu.iis-ruplis ehartreM She don’t know wilere I am. Hutsiv T, , cent.perl Robert, dear, how did you was

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••■,11 M ''••*•** I » » * • • ». 2 * ** •• »» j * t,r tno^o horrid reporters to inako su h 1 Mr'p’ay 1 it* • made known «>n application. on awful picture of me, I'd like to

Cl.at,lit-fur li‘Q)lav advertiamnuntH tnust be gpit in th ir faces,”

handefl in tiy lOo'cloitlr a. in. caobiiav. Koad- u* i.. i. i iiiK a lv*i rt i*>i •uentn will bo received each day Inn I'M oil! mother now . asked

up t . 1 o*olock m. , the younjj man.

—*7;—— 7—7 ; TTr - —; ^—rr “Oh, mv mother is in Chicago and so thvnimcol tlu writer: not necessarily for , m ' . . V roilp.rrt. What is iny publicition, but as “vidi nce of uood iaitb. mother doing? Oh, d n't ask me. Wh\' Anonymous communications can not be n >- do I do like I do? On, don't a*k m**

that, either. I'm all right and 1

know it.”

“When were you in Greonea-tle hot?”

was asked.

j “Oh, I was there two weeks ago for a couple of days. I wasn't alone, either;

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Where delivery is irrcvtilar please report atne pr<nnptly .it publication omcc. Specimen copies mailed free on application.

Year in advance, $r>.no j hut you mustn't ask me who was with mu nil i* 2.50 ; me. 1 just had a companion, that was

RATES 0 7 SUBSCRIPTION

One

Six munllm

Tims month*. !•» nil. Where did wc stop? Why, at the Per iL'ct'k hy Carrier 19 he>t hotel, of eouive. N\ here did I gel

jthe money? Oh, well, no difi’ercnce, I

Wh.’n delivery N ’T l , , !Lr,! l !. , » S"ess. It’s all right though. What

was 1 doing? Well

Perlpti ! : M” Mints are to bo paid to them as

tbi" call and recri, * for same.

Iligii School Notes.

Those of the constitution class who took advantage cf the opportunity last week to visit the state legislature were well paid for their trip. They spent the greater part of the forenoon and part of the af- | ternoon in the house. They were in session as committee of the!

' ^ m. ('•; w hole on the appropriation iiills,! Brown, is the title of a divorce case , , , , , . . and lor tliat reason the class did!

tiled in circuit court this afternoon. The plaintiff says that she and de-

... work. Mr. Moore very kindly se fendant were joined in marriage on , ^ ' r J ^ j cured seats on the lower fit.or for!

Nov. 24, 1892, and immediately 1 ,, . . i

J tue party. 1 lie senate was visited 1 thereafter went to housekeeping in , •

1 p m during the remainder of the alter-

noon. Through the kindness of

Brown Ym. Brown

Christena E. Brown

UP TO DATE.

Tlie BEST PLACE in tie COUNTY to TRADE!

not see much of the h-gislutivc; \V e l love tl ic g 00 cl s to back up the statement.

and crisp.

Fresh, new

M. J. UECKF/iW .. UAIUIY M. SMITH.

Publisher Managing r.lltiir

AMress all communications lo Thk Iiaii.v Hannck Times. Qrecncastlc, Ind.

Unpek the Nicholson bill druggists cannot (legally) sell whisky on Sundays and af’er 11 p. in. ex eept on a physician's certificate.

investigate a few tilings, for you must know, Robert dear, that I am a tleteeti\e sometimes. Who did I see? Oh, I saw every body. I had a nice time

too.”

To any one hard of hearing we will simply say that the DePauw ; university bell did not ring las* j

night. We b‘*!ieve it Mtruek tbe | gestioii,

hours as usual, however.

Kheuinattam for Twenty Y earn

“I was troubled with chronic rheumatism for twenty years. Last winter 1 was confined to my bed by it. I have spent hundreds of dollars without any benefit, bast summer I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, and after u-ing eight hoi wc- i was able to wonc as well as ever.”—George iV. aleniii, Yulya-

j raiso, Ind,

Hood’s Pills cure biliousness imli-

Cloverdale, in her property until March 1, 1893; that the defendant on his part failed to provide for her. while she lias always been a dutiful wife; that on March 1, 1893, be without cause abandoned

I was just there to | plaintiff and left their home and

has since refused tolive wbh plaintiff. Plaintiff asks that her name be changed to her former name, Christena E. Snider. G. C. Moore

is attorney for plaintiff.

Soul li Greencaatle.

Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs. Morris Dilley’s on Bloomington

street tonight.

Cole Bi-.s.. shipped a ear Fad 1 I1J() ii R . r . lightning rudu to Sherman, Texas,

tonight.

one of the senators, a personal friend of Prof. Ogg’s, the party was introduced to the president of the senate and were given seats on his stand. The work for a part of the lime was upon the Roby bill, 11.fid was exceedingly interesting to the visitors. Mr. Nye carefully explained all of the actions of the senators and the various steps through which a bill nuist pass be-

fore it becomes a law.

The work in the constitution duos has hcr-n stopped while Prof, i Ogg has been at rbe bedside of bis

CALL, EXAMINE AND PRICE. The 0* L»an<^don Go. Dry Goods and Carpets,

600

I Samples to pick your spring and summer suits from. Tue nuestiot

of woolens ever bn ogbt

to the city.

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Senator Sellak lias been exhonerated. and the Moore temper nnee bill stands. A motion to reconsider the latter was lost on a senate tie vote, 23 to 23, Lieut. Gov. Nye voting against reeonsid ering.

This seems to be an oil year for DePauw. No foot ball victories, no oratorical victory, and it seems from the amount of hustling the other schools are doing that we shall have no base ball victories. However, we can’t expect always to win in oratory. The other fellows must have a show occasionally to keep up appearances of a contest. As the pri/.e had to go abroad and couldn't be kept at home, the Ban nek Times is satisfied that the young lady of Earlham captured it. Clocks called for, repaired in firstclass shape and delivered to any part of town by Ricketts. It

The Weather.

The indications tor this vicinity

for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received by H. S Renick & Co. from the otheiai

weather bureau at Indianaoolis: InihanAfous, Mar. 9, 189f>. Fair and colder tonight, fair and decidedly colder tonight.

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PreHhyterliiu Church. There will be both morning and evening service in the church, and Sunday school at the usual time. A special attendance is desired at the Young People’s meeting at 6. The report of the delegate to the C. E. convention at Clinton will he given, and some parts of ii are of special importance to the society.

1 A mistake was made in the name I of the person elected by the senior j

.Liiiii ikiicY lo iiivuiciiii; Ins t-’.oc.. epma «« historl'in. li “homd hav** 1 S^jl aIaS’ CtlllijS fYoill

of good-today. Rev. E. Wallace

i been Edith Ragan.

is recovering; Mamie Gifford and Jim Kelly

Irom a severe attack of the grip. sang a duet Thursday morning.

uon’t Pat it off. | The Senior class has finished

The necessity of » spring medicine is Latin prose and begins Cicero’s de-

fence of Archias. They have a!-

universally admitted. This is the In st time in the year in which to purify the blood, to restore the lost appetite, and to build up the siitiie system, as the body is now peculiarly susceptible to benefit from medicine. The great popularity attained by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, owing to its real merit and its remarkable success, lias established it as the very best medicine to take in the spring. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, and all humors, biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, kidney and liver complaints, ch-

so completed plane Geometry and have begun solid geometry. From the first meeting the work of (he Lyceum has gone on with increasing interest. It seems to supply a class of work that the boys enjoy. At a meeting two weeks ago, a debate was given by Gus Kawlinson ami Albert Dunn upon the desirability of further ex-

The

Ucitl Kslatc Ti-niiKfcm. Walter O. Hodson to Uoscoc E. Monnet, land In Floyd township, taSOO. Eininii C. McDowi'll to Frank lllackman, land In Greencaatle tp., $l!NKi. Howard LUby to Kufus Kljorle, land In Fillmore, $-Hi,

tarrh and all aflsotions caused or pro-

moted by low state of the system or im- f en9,on 0 * t ' le ('• territory, pure blood. Don’t put ir ofl', but take judges were chosen from the rncmMood’s Sarsaparilla now. It will do bers of the Lyceum and gave the you good. decisW»n to Mr. Rawlinson. At the Lee Hamilton is sick with heart saIne mating Lewis Walker im

trouble. Miss Florence Alspaugli is at home from Indianapolis. Subscribe for th Banner Times

cune the victim of a mock trial. He was charged with neglect of duty as chairman of the standing committee. He made an able defense but the Lyceum decided him

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$19 to $25. Pants from

$4.50 to $6.50.

L. W. WHITE

Merchant Tailor.

Over Jones’ Drug Store, opp. postollice

Cleaning and Repairing

A SPECIALTY.

3 bars of Good Toilet SOAP

12c

FOR

AT

12c

clones' DruS Store. Also Wall Paper, Paints Garden and b lower Seed.

guilty and as a punishment, voted

to compel him to restrain from offering amendments to the by-laws HOOD S SARSAPARILLA, for the term of thirty days. MUNYON’S REMEDIES, Etr„ At the meeting last Friday Lewis — Walker and Omer Newhouse took] IRON FIFE, PLUMBERS SUPPLIES

FIFE FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS. Good stock on hand. Repairing done

promptly. Give us a call.

the affirmative, and Fred Ogg the negative upon the question of the superior value of a co-operative

system of labor. Mr. House acted Greencastle Foundry & Machine Co. as judge umi gave the debate top I the affirmative. ! Persons in want of old papers for , r . . , shelving, to put under carpets, or for fhe members ofthe Psychology cl«, wrapping purposes, can beVupplied at “I 0 * « ,7 COm " ,ne th «, this office, in any quantity tin* may he work the remainder at the year. d e Hre,l, ut low rates. '