Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 October 1895 — Page 4

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCAS1LE, INDIANA. FRIDAY OCTOBER I 1B95

DEBAI W l NIYEKSITY

THE BEST NEWS OF OUR GREAT AND GROWING INSTITUTION.

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The tithletic ussociatiou is at an expense of about fifty dollars a day iu improving the athletic park. The Indianapolis Journal of yes-

terday devoted quite a little space j lig on bll8ineBg

to athletics at DePauw.

The seuiinariura of Political Seionee met last night and continued the discussion on the financial

problem.

Twenty six men were out for foot hall practice yesterday after noon and made an excellent show-

ing.

We have noticed that a number ot men who are candidates for the foot hall team are inclined to shirk from hard practice. If there is any one that will not make the team it is these very persons. It is useless almost for a team of untrained men to even attempt to play a team that has undergone a season of hard systematic practice. Playing foot-hall is iu several respects like horse racing. If you wish a horse to win a race he must be trained for it. His speed and power of en durance must he developed and he must he properly fed and cured for. It is these points that we believe the foot ball player should take note of, at least if he wishes to achieve any success as a player, j A number of the members of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority most elegantly entertained a number of their lady and gentleman friends at the home of Miss Ethel Arnold on east Seminary street last evening. The parlors were decorated with golden-rod and ferns. A number of excellent vocal tuid instrumental musical selections wers n ndered, which with games, conversation and refreshments made the occasion a

very pleasant one.

Messrs. Kuick, stultz and Ncwlin arc in Indianapolis today. The foot ball practice list con tains thirty-seven names. The line-up for Saturday will be: Swazey, right end; Mulroney, right tackle; Demaree, right guard; Rauch, center; Farrell, left guard; Davidson, left tackle; Pattison, left end; Sullivan, quarter hack; Clouser, right half hack; Reed, left half back; Ristine, full back; Cleland and Saltzgaber, substitutes.—('rawfonhi'Hle Journul. The Purdue foot ball team is getting into a condition that will eventually make it superior to any eleven that has represented the university. There is an abundance of material, all big, bony fellows and this year’s eleven will he a tower of strength. Robertson lias struck his right place as guard. He is wonderful iu interference and is always in the play. Webb has been sick for sev eral days but practices regularly. Kirchoff, a new man, weighing 227 pounds, 6 feet oj inches tall, is developing into a wonder, and will undoubtedly] find a place on the team, but who he will replace m the already strong line it is hard to say. Kercheval is doing splendid work in the center, and would make a strong, heavy end rusher. Young Esterline, as

year. It: interference they are unequalled. Mr. Balliett's system being the most complete ever attempted here. The new plays are winners and excite the admiration of all observers. The chief reason for the excellent work this season is the opposition afforded by the second eleven under ( apt. Washburn. The second is far above the ordinary.— Lafayette < 'ourier. 1 has. Davis went to Indlanapo-

; lis this evening.

Mrs. Mary Stevenson is sick. E. C. L. Hartow is in Indianapo

today.

Elmer Lockvear, law- ’'.l.'l, is here

visiting old friends.

Miss Lucy Leonard, of Russellville, entered the music school this

morning.

•‘Poly" Rurick is at home in In-

dianapolis.

PKEPAKATORT NOTES. Rev. A. H. Morris led chapel this morning. J. S. Ward lias re-entered school.

BOSTON BAKEIk 1. Jv m

have a delicious fl avo . other brands havenways moist, fresh and" to be eaten. Easily and greatiy relished at r

mcs. In three sues: 10 • and 20c al your grocer's ‘ 3 ]

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Van Packing iwiioiiapoiis, lad, ' j

Mr. Long is suffering from a foot-

ball accident.

Dr. J. 11. DeMotte visited the

school this morning.

The juniors have elected the fol lowing olfieers: President, Miss Alma John ; vice president, G. E. Poucher; secretary, H. C. Allen; treasurer, Miss Grecnlcaf; sargent-at-arnis, Mr. Green; poet, Mr. lloyd ; historian, Mr. Ellis.

Ml <IC AM) ART NOTES.

Miss June Collins, of Knoxville, Iowa, has returned to her work iu

the music school.

Eight students have

registered tor the teachers’ drawing class and more are coming. It meets Saturday morning at

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TESTIMONIALS.

o’clock.

Miss Lucy Leonard, of Russellville, who has been absent for the past two years, has come in todayto resume her work in the music

school.

Miss Holmes and Miss Watson, of Economy, Did., have just entered, the former for art and the latter for music. The dean of the schools of music and art has frequent letters of in qniry from school hoards and school principals for teachers competent for city positions who can teach both tiie music and the drawing of of the public schools. Quite « number of additional persons could he supplied with such places if they would prepare themselves along both o( these lines.

Fur 15 years I have been a sufferer from rheumatism, constipation and kidney trouble ami have tried various medicines but of no avail. About four months ago I commenced using the Mahans mineral water ami am now free

already from my old fumbles. No other medi-

cines are required. John Riley,

South Greeneastle.

Jerome Smith, hai'j.r. says: “I I began taking Mahan’s mineral water for constipation and after using it for a few weeks 1 was entirely cured. 1 advise a'.yone so troubled to use it. The following is a list of those who have been benefited by the use of the

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For Stomach Trouble : Clayton Kelley, Miss Lida Walker, K. L. Browning, M's. W. E. Hopkins. Mrs. Laura Smyser, Mrs. James Merry weather, Mrs. A. W. Cooper. Mrs. Richard Bunten, Robert lligert, Win. Seller. James Maiming. Sister of Providence, E. Gillette, 2!lli Virginia Ave., Indianapolis. For kidney trouble. Mrs. G. E. Blake, J. O. Hare, Berry Earnest. For constipation: Robert Turner, James Taylor, Chas. Martin, .1. B. Aikinun, Terre Haute, Mrs. Chas. Lueteke. For rheumatism : W. K. Hopkins, T. II. Puttee, Riley Carrington, Sister of Providence, D. Ball, Mrs. George (Jampbell. Water shipped in five gallon jugs delivered at Express ollice. 8 1-3 cents a gallon, delivered. Call on or address bv postal card

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JOHN RILEY. South Greeneastle.

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STUDENTS " ILL KIM) IT TO THEIR IN-

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B. F. ciOSUIN Haml is the llijfiiest (irade Dnixil Block

left end, and Smith and Alward have the tackles secure. Schmitz, whose knee was so badly hurt last week may not be able to play for several weeks, and may then be kept as a substitute half-back. He is a valuable man. Among the

home paper chock full of good j

quarter back, is a wonderfully clever j ivei interesting news every I player, and will certainly have that I i t. • • , , ’ da y- It is in the van guard' place. Moore, halt back, is the! . I best man to follow his blockers of progress and you must take

that has ever played on Purdue F to keep up with the times. ^ " 1 ^ ND grounds. Buschiuun is just getting Identify yourself with it now C-oHege I ext Books, Scratch

into shape and Jamison is already, and stay with it. In SO doing | Marshall continues to hold down you will get good, and do good. |

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