Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 May 1895 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY MAY

21 I S9f>

is \M wsaii is Law Oii •

MILITARY COMMENCEMtNT-

STATE PRESS OPINION.

X4»r< 1,1'H of tin* Ifrlfnuw Hf*hc»ol »»f 'lill- '.om*. «it lh*‘ X*■ a»prt|)(t^ Talk on DePauvf

tlie Straw Mat trade for a few days, we will make it lively by cleaning up the remainder of our spring styles of 'IFF- H RTS At Less than the Factory Price.

I ■iiYordtjr Matter*.

Or. .1. I’. I). John, president of I»e-I’.-tuvv iu:iver'ily, declines to withdraw

, . . his resignation it- president of tiiat inwerieet day ushered . , ..... •_ stitntion. >honld lie persist in tins de-

e.’sion. the result will he a serious disadvunt'ijie to the institution. Dr. John is the most versatile president the insii-

I ary Seizure an<l Tactics.

East eatn|ius was a scene of hustle and excitement yesterday

morning as a

into reality the nineteenth annual commencement of the Militan Science and Tactics. One of the

SI.50 Stiff Hats 97c. §2.50 Stiff Hats §1.95 §3.00 Stiff Hats §1.67. §3.50 Stiff Hats §2.50 COME EARLY AND GET CHOICE.

■ Urges! crowd, ever »ecn at a inili- li-« ' vrr ruHvc.l a. enjoy. . . . the distinction of being capable of rilltarv commencement witnessed the .. . . . ; * mg creditably any ehuir m the univer. event. The program began promptly sity> n e hllg tt matheinatie mind and at ten a. in. with a saber exercise he D thoroughly educated in maihebv ( apt. Strouse's artillery detach- maties. On tliis account he isofexeep-

ment.

drill came next

made a strong showing but t ro,n mathematical accurracy. 'i'his fact is the soldierly lieanng and the dash ! of untold advantage to the business and spirit with which Co. I). under part of the university. The students Capt. Abbott and Lieut. Iglehart, have learned t- love Dr. John. Tim is

executed the various moneuvers of the drill, the prize was granted

& GEO. E. BLAKE,

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Gkkuncasti.e, Ind. ,

(ieiH v ral I iisuraii(*o, Kstatc And Loan

Knilrofid KtiniblitiK H <

The Louisville. New Albany A ( ' Idea go management has awarded t he eontruet or seven steel liridges to the Lafayette Bridge Company. The longest of the structures will be across th** Wabash river, just

north of Lafayette.

Vice President Williams and others ol the official party who

The competitive company v;,1 " e l"-csi lent, because his ,, . ‘ ' supervision of the university’s affairs is Lad) company . . , ...

1 • tollowed hv the results anticipated with

them. Their percentage on the scale of a 1000 was 805.85; Co. B. Capt. Helm and Lieut. Williams commanding, 7.'<2.5; Co. C , Capt. Kuykendall and Lieut. Smith com manding, 726.85, and Co. A., Capt. Kihhieand Lttut. Bowers in charge, 693.2. 'I'be artillery drill and fir ing was well received, the boys ex hihiting a great amount ot skill

not the re'iilt of any whim extended by him, hut .omes from their appreciation of real merit in .tie man. By those interested in the univeisity, it is Imped thot this resignation will he withdrawn —not because there is no one that can till tlie place as well, but because such a person will be diftfciilt to secure.—

MiirlinKville Jleporter.

The resignation of Dr. John as president of Del’attw university is a distinct lows to the edueational interests of Indiana and especially to the Methodists. It i- the old story of the light of progress

in handling the new guns. I against conservatism. Tlie trustees Extended order drill concluded the 1 mu-r awake to learn that the wotlddo morning program. This was a move, no less in educational and relig-

new feature but very successfully

ions matters tinui in others.—Iknu'ille

Urpublican.

carried out. i _ Review and inspection began at 1 The resignation of Dr John from the

1 : : <0. The battalion drill was the presidency of DePauw university is a

best witness here for years. The of genuine regret.

He is one of

- , v ' . .; I commands were executed with a ; the greatest thinkers engaged in educahave lieen inspecting the \ anaalia tional work and towers head and shouls Y stem on Wednesday coinpleted Li it bes|)iak8 o tic 1 1 ders aliove the average college presi-

excellence attained by the military {dent of Indiana. Dr. John has placed dep’t this 3 - ear. The special gun Del'auw university among the great detachment drill was slow though a schools of the country. His methods

Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest

Call and see him before ing elsewhere.

clos-

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the trip. It is stated that no itn provements of importance are contemplated on any part of tlie system the present season other than

the main line.

Under the new schedule going into etfect on Sunday the Big Four will have a fast train out of Indianapolis for Chicago at 7:10 a. m. and one arriving at Indianapolis at 6:20 p. in. The Monon may put on a Chicago morning train out of

1 ndia napolis.

DuUlialjcd I'very aiIcnioon except Sunday ut tin* llANM.it'I’lMns uIIRm 1 , corner Vine and Kr.tnklin .Precis.

A DVERTISING. llKAIHNO NOT1CB8

.<-.-ms p.-r iiin-. i>ih*Uni-paniirraphHchiirirni iifactory this morning requesting

to know what inducements would

centH

per

line

hs occupying two lines space. •A5 lines .4 50 “

100 “ t ‘450 “ .»IMI “ ... . . . . . .*

rules made known •<n application.

Cl.aiikTes for display advertisements must lie handed in ny lOn'cloek a. m. eacdiday. HeadIll|f adveri isenients w ill he reetdved each day

u p to I o’clock •,». in.

good k.Towl<*dge of the tactics, which are altogether different from those formerly used, was shown. Tlie exhibition drill by tlie zouaves in the armory was the best witnessed this year. The commencement was a success. No little praise is due the commandant Lieut. E. K. Lewis for its excellence. Mr. Lewis is quite successful in his department and the inspectors expressed themselves in terms highly gratifying. A good report to the w r ar department maybe expected. The judges of competition detailed by the war department to inspect the military department were 1st Lieut. S. W.

be given to locate in this city. I Miller, 5th U S. Infantry; 1st They will obligate themselves to | Lieut . t. M. Delrees, 5th U. S. In-

ili«? Same Letter.

< ■ recucuMt le Keceit ed

Brazil TIiuch.

Mayor Hert received a letter from an Indianapolis Bicycle Man-

work seventy-five men, and claim fantrv. to have a superior wheel. They! The graduates

were, K. V'. Kib-

\!l voinmunlcHtioim should he signed with thv name of the writer: not necessarily for public (‘ion, hut as «*videnee of good fa th. A.ionyinou§ oonimuuications can not be no-

ficed.

Haim that their quarters are too bie, Oblong, III.: G. A. Abbott,

small for their growing business Greeneastle; F. F. Strouse, Book

are tlie same those of Harvard, Cornell and Chicago university. * * * His system of teaching is broad and comprehensive, wise, thorough, and as far as possible, utilitarian. His theory of discipline is in lint* with the underlying principles of a lepublican form of government, self control and a proper respect for the rights of others. There are evidently a few old fogies on the board of trustees—only a small minority we learn—who long for the old Wackford Sijueers system of education at Del'auw. They should be put olfthe board and their places tilled by men of monem ideas who have some conception of what a university should be. Of course the new methods of teaching cost money, and DePauw university lias no pull on the Mate treasury, hut there is only one such school in Indiana and tlie people of tin* state will see it sustained by Iil>eral contributions if Dr. John will stay with it. Otherwise it may drop hack into the rut of other institutions that pursue the methods of the middle ages.

—1‘i rii Republican.

Where Jell very i-* irreirular please smne promptly al publication oltlcc.

Jpecliiieii copies mailed I n-c on application.

OF SUBSCRIPTION- ' bn rem in odeonec Sir month* Three months tine month (‘cr unrh lip t'ltrrier

and will eotre to this city if satisI factory inducements are held out report utid put up a .f 10,000 plant. The letter was signed John F. Sharp,

sect'y.

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When delivery is mad'* by carrier, all subseri'.itlon uee.iiiuts ar-- to be paid to them as lliej call nnd revelid for same.

M. J. 'tEt’KETl’ II A ItHV M. SMITH.

H.ittllsher ....Manayrmir Bdllor

A paper of unquesticnalily large eirciilalion—a paper of totmei*.». A iniper of many tim* points—a paper of pins. A paper that is backed by sand—wall paper. A paper with lots of good grit — sand paper. A paper that sticks to its I right*—lly paper. A paper devoted to * revenue—a paper of tacks. A paper | that gives some men a chok< r a paper

ville; G. N. Dunn, TetH; A. Buchanan, F. Iglehart, Evansville; B. Bitter, A. P. Smith, Indianapolis: VV. Bowers, Newcastle.

\ T«»rril>I#* rail.

it. WiIhou Indicted. The following refreshing item appears in the Crawfordsville jir(jits ycirs ; “James B. Wilson, edi tor of the I’cofilc, had been indicted

Dwight Harlan, aged nine years, by the federal grand jury, for al-

A'Mrcis all communications to The Daily Bannkii Timiwl , ,,

Qrccucastlc. Ind. < <*ollar. |»a|HT—-UiMiuts’ lulls.

Joseph (Jiioatk got .1*200,000 for: 1* nocking out the income tax law.

A taking pa,ier—shcrilVs warrant. A popular paper—Tjie Daii.v Bannik I’im is.

leged violation of the postal laws.’

Smith Circcncast le* Henry Bellamy is ut Indianapo-

lis today.

David Calhoun is laid up from

The state press is still devoting considerable space to I h-Pauw* matters, and the demand for several resignations on the hoard of trustees is getting stronger.

< Ol \T\ NKWx XOTIvS.

POK I I.ANU MIl.I.s

Jack Frost got in his work here last week in great shape. Many will have ! to replant their corn crops. Still it is

be a fair crop

believed that I here will

‘ of apples left.

i We are sorry to learn that a great \\ hen that portrait of Benjamin deal of the wheat is ruined by both rust

Harrison now being painted in New York, comes from the studio, it will In* a pretty good likeness of the next president of the United S; ales.

You’ve no Men How nicely Hood's Sarsapariba hits the needs of the people who feel all titvd out or run down from any cause. D seems to oil up the whole mechanism of the body so that all move' smoothly and work becomes delight. If t on are weak, Iired and nervous. Hood's Sarsaparilla i- ju-t what you need. I’ry it. flood’s pills cure liver ills, constipation, biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion.

and chinch bugs. L. T. Katclitf lias sold out his general store to das. D. Nicholson, who will continue the business at tlie old stand. There is a fair prospect of a stone

son ol Frank Harlan, was the victim of an accident that will probably cost him his life. The lad was visiting his uncle and aunt who live on T. Hammond’s farm west of the city. There is a

large barn on the farm and the lad ^e effects of a dislocated ankle with his relatives were in the barn I - ~

about the noon hour. There were i some pigeon nests up in the very top of the roof and the lad decided j he would climb for them. Though warned by his uncle not to make | tin* ascent, the lad was persistent | and made the effort. He went up j to the second lloor, a distance of twenty feet and then went up the! side of the barn another twenty | feet. When he reached the highest | point he fell, head first to tlie sec i ontl floor. His head struck a cog-] wheel on a machine, and the lad barely missed falling to the other floor. Dr. F. II. Lammers visited

Mr. Al. G. Hyama

Hamilton, Ohio.

quarry being opened up here on a large

scale soon by parties who are said to he j him and found him badly injured, financially ahl,* to push the business jjj s was cracked and mashed

Refrigerators, icecream freezers and gasoline stoves at Cooper Bros. Hardware store. tf

Refrigerators, iee cream freezers and gasoline stoves at Cooper Bros. Hardware store. tf

The concert tonight bids fair to be a popular success. Good seats anywhere in tlie hail. It

and build a ra'lroad into tlie quarries. Of this we will be able to say more later on. We are told that farmers around here who have wheat are asking a dollar a bushel for it, and it begins to look as if they would get it soon, as it now* looks in this vicinity that the wheat crop will be an entire failure, and now the farmers are exceedingly blue and discour-

aged.

Dr. Mitchell, of Morton, is in and

and the brain tissues were exposed. An operation was necessary, part of the skull being removed. The doctor reports the lad’s chances are

The Same as Bread

Hood’s Sarsaparilla on the Table

at Every Meal

“In my opinion Hood’s Sarsaparilla has not an equal as a blood purifier. I doctored 6 months for stomach trouble and Neuralgia of the Heart

against recovery. He is a son of i without any good and then took Hood’s Frank Harlan who works 0 n the Sarsa P arilIa * Every spring and fall since ... ,, I have used it and it has done me lots of Big hour section at hern. j good. I have not been attended by a

physician for th( last four years. My wife

St. I’uiil's ItaptiHt Church, was suffering with water brash aud

, . .. .... , Feeling All Tired Out.

Ordinance of baptism will he ad-

1 She was severely afflicted but upon my

around the village frequently looking j ministered on Sunday at Ham prevailing upon her to take Hood’s Sarsa'-

nfter patients.

Good bye income tax and democracy

parilla and Hood s fills she felt differently

monel s ford. \\ alnut creek, west ot ?„ a short time. Now she is quite well. ’ the city, at eleven o’clock. Preach- bave greBt ,aith Hood ’ 8

Subseriptiona for any magazine ing at .1 and «:.*<' p. m. Sunday. 3 F ar ^* 4 or paper taken at this otiice. We May 2G. B. D. Lenard, pastor. rilla and put it on the table at every meal s ill save you money tf C. Alston, Clerk. the same as bread.” Al. G. Hyamh, with

T. V. Howell & Sons, reaidence, 426 1 North Third Street, Hamilton, Ohio.

When it comes to the genuine article of news Hie Banner Times has it.

Bicycles and Fishing tackle at Coopei

Bros. Hardware store. tf Hood’s Pills easy

CAHPLTS!] We are now showing the finest line of New Spring Pattern 1 '

ne^^Tble^^^desTrablI 3 I

All we ask is a chance to show you. We are con* you will be pleased by the (iixEAl \ ARiET\ and TY of our Sn LES. H

We have also an elegant line of RUGS, MATTIW . .. x' , z-i ti.'vttt r T,' riTRTATMC: n ,

\ \ C Iltlv U dlOGJ III ..V ’ A a. X i, ^ LACE and CHENILLE CURTAINS, Curtain Poles™ Fixtures, Window shades, Door Mats Carpet Sweepers® Cloths, Linoleums, etc., at a great saving to you. \\ j8 always glad to show you and give the _

LOWEST PRICES

The D. LangdonG| Dry Goods and Carpets,I

CG <D PQ

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The Majestic

Only steel and malleable iron range offered tothep* Saves m fuel each year the cost of the range. Bak< I the time of the ordinary stove. Every range guaranteed® Don’t fail to examine our complete line of Screen Doors, Lawn Mowers, Refrigerators, \M Cream Freezers, etc.

Qoop^r Bros. Ipardiuare^ Northwest Corner Square.

Kiy; Four To Indianapolis, May 27 and 28, re-] turn limit :in, 11.20. To Indianapolis May 31, 11.20. June 3 and 4, 11.20. “ 11 and 12, 11.20. Ihitne seekers exeursion to points on Iowa Central aud to southern states Mav 21 ami June 11. return limit 20 . days. Due fare for round trip. To ( levelaml J ttne is and 10, account National Republican I.vague, 10 -15. l o Chattanooga, Tenn.. aeeount interuat.oiial eonferenve Kpvvorth I.eagiu June 25. Jii and 27, leturn limit thirty days, 112 so. Special excursion toCinemnnti $2.50. A special train to Cincinnati will pass Grecncastlc Saturday night May 25th, composed ot coaches and chair cars, i ickets will he 12.50 with return limit of 27th. Scats in chair car 75 cents each. Arrange witli F. 1\ llm stis, agt. Tickets to San Antonio, Texas, and return will he sold Ma> .'(1st. Good returning thirty days, 130.50. Excursion to Kansas. Nebraska and ol her Western and southern states will be run June 11th. Rate half-fare. F. P. Hubstis, Agt.

THE BIG BON.bl

AND

mDELE HE1

Caps the Climax.■ Fine (’oiVee, 12L,e. I

Raking Powder, per pound. I 1 '

Crackers, JL,!*. 5 Lari o Good Broom-', 10c. ■ Soap 2c p**r cake: < Hal oil Fine Tea 15c, are only -'arteilB Call in and set* us. We villt® kindly and 8‘*ll you gooils please you. We are with lie* l""® the people, and deteiniim*il i"l the people wilh flrst-i la-- 1

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The Baruum & Bailey’s Greatest Sho« on Earth will exhibit at Indianapolis Friday, May 31, and Brazil Saturday, June], and for these notable occasions various railroads have come to the front with such a low excursion rate that it is cheaper to go than to stay at home. The circus department eomprises every difficult equestrian act, aerial feat, arenic display, athletic and acrobatic trial, hippodrome race, animal trick, aud tnad-cap caper of clown and actor, with tumbling and leaping. The horses alone are valued at 11 (50,(100. Titen there are strange animal freaks, giant and pigmy creatures, odd and curious beasts and birds, and a giant gorilla and blue nosed mandrill, the only two In captivity in the world. The circus department contains only champions in their various lines and specialties, and duplicates of their acts or performances are almost impossible. Tlie equestrians, both male and female, are absolutely champions. All countries are represented by its greatest and best artists, a fact which could never be stated before with such absolute truth as this year. The moral part of the show is as great as its instructive features. while the general excellence prevailing everywhere is of such magnificent kind as to compel the admiration of young and old all over the country. It is a veritable world’s fair brought to your very doors. Full particulars as to the time of special trains, excursion rates, etc., can be obtained at tlie depot.

WANTED 10

To solicit orders for hardy rmr** U 4 nainental trees and shrills; ] country work I’dn 1 pay; stead) * territory near home. 1,. L. MAV & t'O. sT. I’.Vt I- '

MAN Kl

IS COMING

riw-oiiuli Huffi-t Sleeping Car O’

Points.

Commencing about tlie 1 June, and continuing until ' part of September, the Vaii'L l will place in service eli I sleeping cars to be run ilii" 11 - I toskey, Ray View, via Terr* I' I Joseph, Grand Rapid-. I ' 1 ' 1

and Charlevoix. This will j*;

lino of through cars from > the delightful and cool resort- I Ran. i inly one change of<’ ' I I inac Island. For detailed j 11 ' t address nearest Vandalia I ■ ; K. A. Ford, General I'as'cng-ff

] 8t. Louis.

“It pays the merchant and business man to talk liberally to the public through '*■ colu»' lli | I’.vvir TilB’ B