Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 April 1895 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY APRIL 27 1W*.»

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FRIENDSHIP, LOVE. TRUTH.

rixrr^iHe* of tlie M*veiity-sixth Anniversary ( i lehi'ittion of Odd I’ellou ^hip.

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Jim Smart’s pa has “been there” and now buys “KAS1 IRON” combination suits Consisting of one Jacket, two pair of Pants and one Cap FOR 5ALE bY

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Tommy you get two suits | to )im Smart’s one, but look like Sam Hill all the time. What’s the reason ?

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' luilli.ins (it' dolincrf in v.ages. For , everv cent of proilt on goods ox ! p..r i‘d Irotii tlii.) ' itmtry to lOtig-

Cencral Iusuraiu‘0, Rmll Estate Ami Loan Aiient.

land tk" >t!i--r side of the letiger sl.o.', s n net o>.s of more tiian om t uvi'-and dollar.' to Ame.i. an toil eis taken direetly out of their pock ets to meet tile etit made in tin

wages necessary to place them on a

The members of the Greeneastle lodge?, Independent Order of Odd j Fellows, yesterday brought i uin, and had they done nothing else in the wav of a celebration the good peo- \ pie of the city would have stood up en masse and called them blessed; | but they did more. While they did not get a chaiiee to parade they lust evening gave a program of i friendship, love and truth and lit-j erary features in the new opera house that was a treat throughout. 1'he ball was well tilled at 7:it0i o’clock when the Greeneastle orehestra began an overture; the; lodge members said their opening ode after which Klder A. II. Morris o IVred prayer. Miss Lilly Ford -ano a beautiful waltz song ; ii a very pleasing manner, showing a clear, sweet voice of considerable power. Miss Sidelia Starr gave the ‘ Iluggles Family” in her inimi table way, and the recitation brought down the house. Miss Starr gave as an encore a charm ing delineation of “The lioy Stood ; on the Burning Deck,” giving it tan elinn.cterizatimis. Dr. J. ('. IIMpath, who presided, made the I opening lemarks at this point, lie spoke of the founding of the order in Indiana in 1S19, three years] after tlie state was admitted into the union, in Monroe’s administration. The speaker gave the history of the name “Odd Fellowship” and

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At this season, more eitipliatically than at any other, we should build for the future. When Nature gives vitality to field and wood, there should be the harmony of renewed life and energy in our physical systems. But, on the contrary, we find ourselves weak, dull, tired. This is because in the winter we have been hou.vd-up in poorly ventilated otHees, homes and shops, out blood has become thin and impure, and is unequal to the demand of the body for more life, more vigor, more energy, more strength. Nature imperatively erics for help! W hen* is it to be found? Logically enough, in a good Spring Medicine, like Mood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier. This preparation lias proven in many years of test that it supplies the demand as nothing else can

So easy to take and so readily assimilated, the pari, tying, vitalizing and enriching elements of Hood's tva-. .'aparilla—combined from nature’s own storehouse 0 f 1 vegetable remedies for human ills, pass into the stomach 1 and are then silently but certainly taken up by the blood | and seat to every organ and tissue of the body. The effect is often magical. The weakness is soon driven off, that tired feoli n » disappears, the nerves are built up, the stomach resume* j its bisks even greedily, the appetite becomes as “sharp j

as a whetstone,” ami the whole man feel “ as made anew." 1

The wonderful cures of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and

other dreadful diseases prove the great curative, blood I purifying powers of Hood's Sarsaparilla. You undoubtedly need a good Spring Medicine, Take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier.

The statements in the testimonial below | and was followed by others, till six had

»re familiar facts to the immediate friends of Mr. Geo. A. Zirkle, school teacher, of Mt. Horeb, Tenu., very well known throughout the county, where he was

formed and broken. “Finally, three years ago, another large tumor seated itself on the point of my collar bone and in six months another halt

born and has always lived. It illustrates I way back on the bone. Both of them soon

the wonderful power of Hood’s Sarsaparilla overall diseases of the blood. Read it: “I believe in Hood’s Sanaparilla. I will tell you why. I have huttered from inhviti d scrofula from childhood. When 37

years of age my eyes became Strangely Affected.

began to discharge and continued to do eo till about seven mouths ago. ^tried everything, including prescriptions. I v. as often so weak that I could scarcely walk ana my mind was so confused thr.tl could ecarc: !y attend to my business (school teaching). I was utterly discouraged. And now my

I could not read after sunset, and when 1 story draws to a close. I began the use ot would close my eyes I could not open Hood’s Sarsaparilla a little less than a year them; but on whichever side I lay onthat ago, and took five bottles. When I began

side I could open my eye. This condition continued about two years, and was succeeded by an intolerable itching ail over

basis with those paid to foreigner'. The Sfiii' /Vi ' overlooks that fact ib its urgent desire to find some thing good in Prof. Wilson's misfit measu re.

my body and limbs I had to hav? my

explained the Friendship, Loveatu little boys takeshoe brushes and scratch Truth links, giving a glowing tnh mo. It was dreadful. It continued a

Money Loaned At a Very Low Itato of Interest

Call and see him before ing elsewhere.

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Among tin- i'liurelies. IIAI’TIST CHUKCII.

Sabbath school at 9:30; preaching by Lev. Lynn B. Albert, .evangelist, morning service 10:30, lol- | lowed by testimony meeting; even ' ing service, Young People's meeting at 7: preaching at 7 :30. As • far as known the services will con-

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I’llbll'lii' l every ill'lcninen except Suniltiy it tin- llANSi it Times office, corner Vine ami

franklin .-'reels.

week.

tiuue throughout the comin All are invited to attend. I’ltUSUYTKU! AX CHI'KG II.

Rev. E. F. Walker will preach in j the Presbyterian church on Sunday

ADVERTISING.

scrt.tsperiin^ 'hmmieiS'iM-bacliargiHt! next at 10:30 a. in. Sunday school

as occupy iuv two Hues spue.

■Si lines t cents per line fsl “ UK) ” '•! •AVI •• 2'i * ,HKi " Dlsn'uv rites 111 nib• known on application. U.iiW-:-. Ini .li'i'lin advcrtlscmi nts must be I hu ml til in by lOo'olnok a. in, cacliday. Head-|

ilijr II Ivon S in ilswlll t>e lie. I veil eucll tiny; Lewis A. Hn/lett et til. vs. Mn np to I o’clock nt. ,ii i

n< inn. Leniirril et al., land sale; sale

at 2::<0 p. m. Young People’s meeting at (5:30 p. m. The public

! is cordially invited.

Circuit Court.

Lewis A. Iliiz’ctt et al

Ml vom*.''unbv.itions sho'.iM be ^ijxnc'l with

tin’ll.imeof tin* writer: not mi'essa.ily for reportc.cl.

publication, but ns » vhb nei* of vclmh! fath. j

Anoiiymoui coiamuuieatljiis can not be no-| Estate of Cathuriue SllllltZ,

tiecd. j

ol in rsonal i ronertv; sale reported. Where delivery i irregular please repurl . i .

unine promptly at puhiicuiion oiiiee. | James O. F'rnzier vs. E. A. Pttv-

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Specltuen copies mailed tri e on application, (oil et al.

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to foreclose lien; dis-

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Publish it ....Miiuaging Editor

Andrew Knoll ct al. vs. James Henderson it al., complaint; finding for plaintilf and decree quiet-

ing title.

Daniel V. Randel vs. Samuel Busbey et al.. to cancel mortgage; I decree quieting title and cancelling

j mortgage.

M. O’Connar vs. Marion Hurst,

'—— — note: judgment for $194.07). Voouhees is for .Matthews lor j James E. Houck et al. vs. Alonzo president, all oi which is a i Sutton et al.. foreclosure; judginatter of mooitsliiue. So far hd ! ment (or $117»(J against Alonzo

gMMrt“;s nil comiminl^utions to The Daily Hannkii Times.

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republican has fallen oil' bis chair j Suttonat the foregoing new s. The repub Mak . mu

Tliern is no meiiieine befoie i..c people oqtiu! to Hood's Stirsaptiriila. It i' the standard spring medicine and , blood

licans of the country will settle the presidential question at the proper

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nte to Truth as the foundation stoue of the others. Misses Spencer, Meitzer, Gilford tind Graham as a quartette, sang “Evening Blessings” and were given much

:i|i|)iav:se.

Dr. G. L. Curtiss, of Columbus, was introduced as the principal speaker and for neatly an hour he gave a delightful lecture on Odd Fellowship. Dr. Curtiss is the same earnest, powerful, sympathetic speaker that Greeneastle people learned to love so well during his years of residence among them, mid his remarks were attentively heard. He described m his opening sentences the beauty of fraternal spirit, showing the growth of Odd Fellowship from 1819 until today, when the number is over 800,000, and that they in turn touched a population, direct'13' and indirectly, of six million people. The speaker dwelled at length on the teaching of “Do unto others as you would others should do unto you,” and showed that sentiment to be the foundation of the great structure of Gild Fellowship, and continuing said “We visit the sick, relieve the distressed, bury the dead and educate the orphans.”

month and was followed immediately by a tumor in the right side of my neck as large as a small egg. I took physicians’ prescriptions till I lost hope. In the mean-

I had no faith in it. In less than 3 months

Both the Sores

on my shoulder were healed; I was cured of a troublesome catarrh; and scrofulous habit has steadily grown less apparent. I weigh more than I ever did in my life and am in the best of health considering my constitution. Do you wonder that I believe in Hood’s Sarsaparilla ? I can do no

time the tumor changed its place to the le88 than recommend it everywhere.” immediate front 0/ my neck, suppurated 1 Geo. A. ZlRKLE, Mt. Horeb, Tenn.

“ We have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla lo; | our little boy, who had a running sore oil one of his limbs. He had suffered frtijB it for one and a half years He too t |j seven bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla aotl the sore is all healed and he is now welljl Hood’s Sarsaparilla cleansed his bloodanO cured him.” E B. Johnson, Bridge^

water, Iowa.

Scrr-fu!a Eradicated. “ I am a great sufferer with blood troable. 1 have taken several bottles of Hood'ij Sarsaparilla and find it the best mediein* I ever saw fi r scrofula humors and bloifl poison.’ ll strength ns the system anfl

drives away tbn‘ tired feeling. No 1

knows the f;ood Hood Snrsnj'aril'n willdj unti. it has been faithfully tried.”Lais

M. Lawton, Hpragceville, New York. \

Sores On Neck and Arms. “ Last spring I had sores come on try!

neck and at ms, owing to bad blood and m

run down system. My physician toldmtj to get Hood's Sarsaparilla and take it t( purify my Mood. After taking three bot-

tles I was cured. It is an excellent sprinp medicine.” Mrs. Anna DlTZLEB, Net '

| Danville, Pennsylvania.

Remember, It is Not What We Say, but What Hood’s Sarsaparilla Does that Tells the Story. HOOD’S SarsapaHl’a CURES.

THE THETA ALUMNAE CLUB

Itoyally Kiitartaiu tin* of tli»* Other Clubs of tin* City CreoiuNistle is a citv of flubs.

CARPETS!

The growth of chib life lias been phenomenal within the past ten j years, ami it was a happy idea of the Kappa Alpha Theta Alumna !

chili that they should entertain the

We are now showing the finest line of New -Spring Patterns

of CARPETS ever shown in this countv. They are FRESl NEW and SALABLE, because DESIRABLE.

members of the other clubs. To this end they began planning some time ago for a general reception to the others, but the clubs hatl in-

ercused so rnpidlv in mimi er that All wc ask is a chance to show you. We are confidJ they outnumbered tiie entertaining you will he pleased by the GREAT VARIETY and BEAI

capacity of the original intention TY of our STYLES.

of the Alumnie club. The matter , 1T , , , „ ■

\\ e have also an elegant line of RUGS, MATTINGi LACE and CHLNILLE CUR1AINS, Curtain Poles al

was righted, however, by inviting all the members of the elubs hav-

'i„ s |,rintel I„.,gnu» s f,.r tho year, j J” x ;“ res J Window shades. Door Mats Carpet Sweepers,

We

.„d having ,lelegaw. irnm the oih! C .l oths ' Linoleums, etc., at a great savins to you

|)r, Curtis# esploded snuu, «t .hi | rhb. h.lvly Or This gave! al "' a > s K lad *° sh °"’ J™ and S™ the _

bad things that bad been said about | J representation from all the clubs]

the order and then gave u detailed ] und kept the guests within bounds! LOWEST PRICES.

account of the many good things to 1 of the hountilul hospitality pro-j be found in Odd Fellowship. He vhud. At an early hour cabs 1 stiid the membership was not se- I "’ere rolling soutnwurd, and the oc-1 lected promiscuously, but with * ension was tv most delightful event j great care as to fitness and physi-! j n Greeneastle society and literary I

Dpy Goods and Caroets.

..... . • , , , „ „.. , 1 ant Mrs. J. B. DoMotte being ■

httv per cent in tlnrtv-seven years; , , , . ...

~ 1 - ( j handsomely decorated lor the 1

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1 purifier and it possesses peculiar merit to which Craw j which others try in vain to reaeli. It

Do not

neglect to purify your blood this spring. Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla now. Hood’s Pills become the favorite cathartic with every one wiio tries tliein.

25c per box.

The best

for Eville's many ton steam roller I''esdly makes the weak strong,

could be put is to make a “Juggernaut" of it, place all the croakers of the town on a solidly paved street and let the roller do the rest. It requires the weight of an argument like that roller to drive some sense into some people.

the moral character had

increased since IN7>7; the death rate had decreased about one-half in forty years; the longevity of

function.

The various elubs were all resented, tne Woman’s club,

i the incandescent lumps, shaded rL 'l , ~; with various-colored tissue paper,

the

Odd Fellows has increased eight j G { > tl ti en j an ’ 8 Literary club, the

threw their gentle rays over tin

Mummer Mehoola.

We have received the bullelil the DePauw university <lllll l

jears in thirty seven, and hu l ,re -1 j| 0Inc (j 0 ] u , n ] ) j !in . in ,| die Century-

gay company. The punch bowl school for ]8!)7), announcing

was a very attractive feature of the members of the university fa'1

In speaking of the practical workings of the Wilson bill the Star-J’ress closes as follows: Already American boots and shv-es, cotton and woollen cloths, and oilier products of our industry are being sold in the markets of Europe, even in England, at a protit, in competition with the products

of the world.

Who gets that profit? There have been a few eases ot American

Wanted—Girl for general housework. Geo. E. Blake. 138-tf

Church Notice.

Rev. Robt. D. Lenard will preach in St. Paul’s Baptist church on Sunday at 11 o’clock a. m., 3 o’clock p. in. and 7 :30 o’clock p. m. Cakey Alston, Clerk.

For Sale or Trade—-A residence and busine'S in south Greeneastle. Asmall farm desired or a partner in business. Call on John Riley, /15 south Main street. 166-0t

Persons in want of old papers for shelving, to put under carpets, or for wrapping purposes, can be supplied at

goods sold in England, the P r °flt | dds office, in any quantity that may lie on which would perhaps pay the j desired, at low rates.

free trade

freight of an ounce of free trade i Subscribe tor the Daily Banner from Poge’s RuntoPodunk. Those Times for 1897) and get the news

few cases of goods have cost the [while it is fresh.

dieted in another forty years that, .. , , , , - —, - — umvcion,.) ,ov| another eight years would bo added | a M ll< ,l u ' ' 111 m,m " 1 { occasion, and was presided over by "ill oiler twenty-five coursed to the age of Odd Fellows; “It has •hip, while the fix remaining clubs til| . the club. Signor various academic lines du

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veloped the best qualities of man’s tl:e S(nit ), s ; ( ],— SL , nt

nature.” The speaker’s tribute to ^ ^ ,.j (r |]t the women was well placed, ami in 0 l "

a closing paragraph he gave the significance of the order’s emblems. Dr. Curtiss was warmly applauded. Prof. Hermann Hinsching played “Coming Through the Rye,” with

delegates,

till eleven o’clock

guests to the number of 125 were in attendance, formality, to a large extent being dispersed with, and every one seemed bent on having as good a tune as possible. The

an elaborate introduction and dilti- , ... 1 .

cult variations, t„ orchctral ! ilecoratlone acre pretty ami taste

Greencastle's clar- arranged in the hallway, the

companiment.

ionettist was given a rousing encore and placed “Nearer My God to Thee.” There is none better than Hermann and his friends are legion. The orchestra played several splendid pieces, and Messrs. Dutch, Warring, Bean and McCul

staircase being banked with apple blossoms with a very pleasing effect. The front parlor was beautiful with ealla lilies and ferns; in the drawing-room red buds with a green background formed an arch

Italian solo harpist, of Indianapo- at DePauw will supply a long

lis, was stationed in the librarv and throughout the evening he poured forth such strains as could only serve to add to the enjoyment

need. 1 here are many young L pic tree during the summer ui 1 "'ho can now have the privileg*! tlie university during their unof

lough gave two quartette selections, i over the doorway and made a beauThe evening closed with a social f u j gjaht; the dining-room was arhandshaking al! around, and nt a | rau ^ e ,i j n the fraternity colors, old

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ol the occasion. Refreshments of pied time. The colleges ow 1 ice cream and cake were served, the public to open their dooil and after a most delighful evening times when the youn^ people 1 of social intercourse the guests de-i attend, and this movement on I parted feeling that much had been part of DePauw university will * done in the way of uniting the lit- ; mend it to the additional favol

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The Theta Alumnie club has set ^ "" a Pi )lication t0 I

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spirit that opens a new field in the courses offered in the eu

club circles of the city, and the 8cho01 -

shining success ot the altair will I ”

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later hour some of the younger!

„ UI V ’ . gold and btack. The favors

members danced at the Hiawatha ^ dub flower the p an sy.

club.

The day was a success, rain and

all.

The spacious parlors were brii liantly lighted with electricity, and

have a stimulative and beneficial a J ° hu Cawl ey will sell fol effect toward closer club relation dayS a 10 cent s egar for 5 C f ship. tlon ' commencing Monday, April

at 6 p. m. He will give »

Ths Times—10c, . „ e ek JaUeS' t0 the flr3t 0,18 B '

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