Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 November 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 6
Mclntoshes.
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Model Clothing Store jF 1 . -A-. ELetys, Erop.
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loose through the wilderness of political incertitude.” This description fits the democratic party like a glove; but for that very reason it won’t thank Henry for printing it. Tub republicans of the country yesterday settled that controversy between the Greencastle Democrat and the Rockville Tribune. It matters not now whether the rooster has a tail or not. By the time the republicans, generally, get through with that rooster in 18!10, he won’t have lock, stock or barrel.
Call and see him before ing elsewhere.
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Competition is the life of trade. So Bays the proverb. And the proverb is right, for bow could it be otherwise. Competition rouses to action, puts the dealer on his best benavior and compels him to use his best endeavor to win trade. In the anxiety to get ahead of a rival an unwise business man may resort to pulling down his competitor. This is a waste of time and an ad vertisement tor the other man. He should rather build up his own trade by advertising the merits of his own goods. He would thon be building upon a solid foundation. The man who tears down his competitor’s reputation and tries to build upon it is building upon the sand and he will never feel secure in bis position and his customers will always be suspicious of him and his wares. Be honest about it and giye the other fellow credit for whatever shrewdness and ability he has but don’t throw dirt for it is sure to blow into your own eyes and may possibly blow into intended customers’ eyes. Talk up the mer its of your own goods and allow the other man the same privilege. If you are not strong enough to stand up to competition don’t show the white feather and decry him. The people like fair play and will have it. When you decry a com petitor you cast reflections on yourself.
Telephones. COUNTING ROOM editorial room
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It
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Send news to Telephone 95. is far better than we looked
Old Baltimore is with us: so is Louisville.
At the present unanimous by ’90.
rate it will be
Mr. Brice is now absolutely and unanimously a New Yorker.
There wasn’t any ringing of the court house bell this morning, was
there?
In Judge Hadley,8 refusal to give Hinshaw a new trial this reasoning should be remembered by everybody who is further interested in the case: If it be true that upon a motion for a new trial the judge must weigh the evidence and determine the facts as did the jury, and if he should fail to reach the same con elusion upon some material fact, he should grant a new trial, what is gained by submitting the cause to a jury in the first instance? The experience and wisdom of centuries have confirmed trial by jury as the surest and safest method of administering justice. So well is the principle grounded that our legislature has provided that a man charged with murder cannot submit his trial to a court without a jury, even after agreement between the prsecutor and himself. A jury ol twelve can only try him.
Hood’s 1- -l-*^**'**
Brazil is threatened with a Sunday newspaper and there is said to be a “long felt want” standing around with a chip on its shoulder
Taggart and Tammany are the w;,ianK to he fill( ‘ (i '
only democrats doing any business! Cleveland's gloved band might this year. [have contributed to Gorman’s
Let's see, a little: We believe it| f *° Wn U ^'
was Henry Watterson who described In that republican roar of Tuesthe democratic party as “a day which reverberated from ocean
monster without a head, running to ocean that little Indianapolis in-1 Hood’s PilJs ho<m1^» Sursapalriila.'aic
cident of several weeks ago is lost in the shuffle. The G. O. P. “busted” several things in this “off year” hurrah.
On last Saturday the Star-Press smiled at the Banner Times for calling attention to what a republican congress would do when it met in December. The organ then told us that the republicans were in the minority in the senate. In the results of Tuesday’s elections there is no doubt as to a republican senate majority after the legislatures meet. Our statement as to a republican congress will be exactly so in a year or two, so the StarPress bad better wait until then to become a critic. The preliminaries are all arranged.
Mr. Hinshaw should have made that speech of his, reported today, to the jury. Coining as it did to the judge it could cut no figure in the matter. There is a fitness for everything, and Mr. Hinshaw missed his opportunity of creating a rea sonable doubt by not telling his story at the proper time. He spoke too late.
This is the Article!
The Bird Everybody Tried to get Action on Yesterday. Nobody Missed It.
NO ROOSTERS IN THE FIGHT.
We Print Below a full and Complete Description of the Cause of the Great Republican Majorities.
It will be a safe bet that the Greencastle Democrat and the Rockville Tribune don’t fight over a boh tailed rooster this week.
r’or Statements see Thp Banner Times, printers.
l>«ttmii<lH Prompt Action. “Jack” the large black dog, the pet of DePauw university, followed the Bloomington crowd home from Greencastle yesterday. “Jack” wore the I. U. colors during the game. The above item in the Bloomington Telephone demands attention and immediate action. Jack is a good dog and one of the main-stays of DePauw university. The State university may hire our professors away from us or take anything else away hut never take Jack. Jack hasn't barked for victory many times in past for nothing. He has followed every band that has ever struck this city and was proud ot the fact that he knew music when he heard it. He has critically judged the DePauw Symphony orchestra and is loaded full of the sweetest of Silver Leaf strains. He is smarter than many people and can g’ve some of the students cards and spades on some of their studies. Jack should be immediately returned to Greencastle. We wager that be did not voluntarily follow the I. U. crowd home, but if he did he is no doubt now sorry for his mistake. Jack is a mascot that has barked over many a DePauw victory and he will no doubt be waiting at the depot at Bloomington next Monday when the DePauw boys go there to play ball. Jack should be rescued and will, no doubt, recognize the yellow of De Pauw as soon as it strikes Bloom ington.
Kentucky Kepuniican. A telegram from Louisville at noon states that Bradley, republican, had been elected governor of Kentucky, and that everything had gone republican. ArttfttiT Confer! Course. The School of Music announces the following excellent concert course for this season : The Guth-rie-Moj’er Concert Company Nov. 13; The Swedish Quartet. Nov. 26; Walter vV'augh Lauder—Lecture i pianist, Dec. 16; New York Philharmonic Club, Feb. 10; Edward A. MacDowell, pianist, March —. Each of the concerts will be of genuine interest, and the combination is an excellent one. TheGuth-ric-Moyer Concert company is one of the very best mixed companies in America; the New York Phil harmonic club is clearly at the heatl of the many string clubs for the highest class of Chamber music before our concert public. The Swedish (Juartet enjoys the repu tation ot being the best quartet of male voices in the United States. Mr. Walter Waugh Lauder is the founder of the Lecture Recital and is among its most interesting and successful exponents. His subject will be “Bach and Beethoven”; Mr. Edward MacDowell stands in the very front rank of American composers for piano and orchestra and is one pf our most intelligent and brilliant pianists. This is his first season in the west. Tickets for the entire course will be on sale at Langdon’s Book store. Commencing Saturday afternoon, Nov. 9th, at 2 o’clock. Course tickets, iucluding reserved seat, $2.25, $1.75 and $1.25. Single admission, with reserved seat, 1 or 4 concert, 75 cents. Single admission, with reserved seat, 2, 3 or 5 concert, 50 cents. General admission, without reserved seats, 50 ets. Gallery admission, 40 or 30 cents. Single tickets for the GutbrieMoyer concert can be had at the same place, commencing Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 2 o’clock. It d&w
Steel vs. Cast Iron.
Steel has superceded iron in all structural work where the greatest strength and durability are required. The old-fashioned cast-iron stove has made way for the
Majestic
. Steel Range
which is made of cold-rolled steel (the strongest steel) and malleable iron (iron that by an expensive process, is made unbreakable), and the whole construction is riveted by hand (the honest way). The Majestic is built on honor to last the user a lifetime—a
long lifetime.
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Make you Iw-ttoi clothing to order, give you better workmanehip and better tilting grrments with a try-on betore the coat is finished and at prices lower than ever sold.
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A. G. LESTER.
SENATOR VOORHEES.
COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
Mr. J. M. Croehdr Washington, D. C. Rests the Tired Brain Hood’s Sarsaparilla Gives Nsrve Strength and Bodily Health Hood’s Pills aro “ Much In Uttlo.” “ I have used Hood’s Barssparllls and Hood’s PlUs lor many yean and consider them the beet on the market. Hood’s Barsaparills has given me health and strength from time to time when tired and Worn Out From Ovorwork and the worry ot business. It has purified my blood, toned my nervee, and rested my tired brain by restoring sleep and invigorating my entire system. Hood’s Vegetable Pills are much in little. I use no others. They invigorate the liver to healthy action, act gently on the bowels,
Sarsaparilla ures
relieve sick headache and Indigestion, and thus assist tired
nature to remove disease and restore health.’’ J. M. Crockkr, 1419 Rhode Island Avenue, Washington, P. C.
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Weak and No Appetite. “After my brother had the measles he was very weak aud did not have much appetite. He began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla ami used two bottles and was wonderfully improved. We think very highly of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and cannot say too much in its favor.” Emma Kstey, Mt. Meridian, Ind, Hood’s Pills cure biliousness, indigestion. Wot Females Only. Mr. Caustic—By the way, dear, let me give yon a point about letter writing. Mrs. C.—What is it, dear? Mr. C.—Hereafter always write your postscript first, and it will save you the trouble of writing your letter.—Richtuoud Dispatch. Hereditary Names. According to the invariable enstom of the Duke of Richmond’s family, it is, prescribed that the eldest son and the eldest son of the eldest sou shall be named after King Charles II, to whom they owe so much. The same principle is preserved in Lord Salisbury’s family, where the eldest sons are •.mined Janies, after Janies L who bestowed the earldom of Salisbury and viscounty of Cranborao on the original founder of the house. Getting to It. Anxious Mother—Hus Mr Bashful proposed yet? Daughter—Not exactly, but last evening, when I was holding little Dick in my lap, Mr. Basiiful went to the piano and sang “Would I Were a Boy Again. ” —Quiver.
(■rreted by a Large and Appreciative Audience In Mehnrry Hall. Meharry hall was filled last evening by citizens, students and alumni to hear the Hon. D. W. Voorhees in his new lecture which was delivered for the first time in this city. The stage was filled with prominent people, consisting of ministers of the gospel, prominent citizens of Greencastle and Senator Turpie, Judges Mack and McNutt, Hon. Thos. Nelson, Congressman Paris, and others from Terre Haute. Dr. John Clark Ridpath presided and made a short speech, introducing the distinguished guests and closing by introducing Mr. Voorhees. Mr. Voorhees was received with liberal applause and spoke for nearly two hours on “The Holy Sepulcher; or a Lawyer’s View of the Divinity of Jesus of Nazareth.” The lecture opened with a brief hit of ancient history as to the geography of the world at the time of Jesus’ birth, and further interesting dates were given as to the rulers and kings of that age and time. The lectu’-e was sound, interesting and full of carefully prepared state ments that convicted the hearers of the speaker's thorough conviction of his views. Mr. Voorhees has been heard here many times on political issues and other questions and his departure into new lecture fields made his subject all the more Interesting. He gave a lawyer’s view of his subject and clinched his arguments with the fine flow of language with which he is so capable. Tne audience applauded him at different points and he handled his subject in a manner highly sat isfactory to his hearers. After the lecture Messrs. Voorhees, Nelson, Turpie, Paris, Mack, McNutt and other distinguished visitors from Terre Haute and a number of Greencastle prominent citizens were entertained by Hon. W. G. Neff at bis residence, corner of College Avenue and Washington streets. The lecture netted the alumni fund of DePauw university a handsome sum.
Foot-tsall Observations. Crawfordsvllle Journal. It’s a bad thing for a foot ball team to get the swell head. DePauw realized this after striking Wabash, and I. U. probably realized this after going against De Pauw. History doesn’t state what I. U. sang going hack to Bloomington last night, but all the way to Greencastle yesterday her cohorts loudly warbled : Clear the track tor Menzlea. Indiana'!! i aptain
true.
Hunt and Perry know the triune and howto
tackle loo,
Eairleaon'a a talker, but “a huckleberry do.” And we’ll down the t>. I‘. V. Tuilny'n Local Markctc. [Furbished the Daily Manner XTmf.s duilv by R.W. Allen, manager of Arthui .Ionian’s uouitry house.’ . Hens .....5 1 Sprlnira, lartre 5(4 HnrtiiKS. small II t ooks, 2J4 I Turkey bi ns, old a ! Turkey, yountr toms t> I i Turkeys, yountr Spds.and over choice fat, SW . Geese, f. r. over 4 I Ducks 514 j Kinrs fresh subject to bandtlnir 111 1 ' Butter, Rood 7J4 I
PUTNAM V ILLS. Mr. W. Sackett is reported very sick. U is now distressingly dry, the tender wheat may be seriously injured if rain don't come soon. BRICK CHAPEL. Mr. J0I111 Hal), of Chicago, t« here visiting his mother. Emory O’llair went to DesMoines, Iowa, Monday to spend the winter. Chas. Cooper and Miss Minnie Nelson, Alyah Thomas and Miss Gertrude O’Hair spent Sunday afternoon with Cull Lockridge and wife at Roachdale. Miss Neil Riggins, Miss Bertha O’Hair and others will attend the Chrysagtheinum show at Indianapolis this
week.
Putnam county rnriuers’ Institute. The fifth annual institute of the Farmers of Putnam county will be held in Bainbridge Dec. 6 and 7, 1895. This date has been fixed by the State Supt. of Institute. The time is short. Let us get ready. A program has been prepared and will soon be published. Look out for it. Our foreign helpers will be Prof. W. C. Latta, Prof. Agriculture Purdue university, and State Supt. of Institutes W. W. Stevens, of Salem, member State Board of Agriculture and C. M. Hobbs, president Indiana Horticultural society. On the program will also be found the names of many of our representative local talent, women and men. Our former institutes have been good, let us make the coming one better. The institute is for the whole country. Every farmer and business man should be interested in its success. Let us have representatives from every township at this institute. O. F. Lane, Chairman. M. Gordon, Secretary. Bainbridge, Ind., Nov. 5, 1895. The Mount Lebanon Shakers have recently perfected an ingenious cure for dyspepsia. Their Digestive Cordial consists 01 a food already digested and a digester of foods happily combined. The importance of this invention will be appreciated when we realize what a proportion of the community are victims of some form of stomach trouble. Thousands of pale, thin people have little inclination to eat, and what they do eat causes them pain and distress. This Digestive Cordial of the Shakers corrects any stomach derangement at once. It makes thin people plump. Every one will he greatly interested to read the little book which has been placed in the hands of druggists for
free distribution.
What is Laxol? Nothing but Castor Oil made as palatable as honey.
Children like it. HIE Four to Atlanta.
Oot. 2(ith, Nov. 5th. 15th, 25th, Dec. 5th nr 6th, we will sell excursion tickets to Atlanta Ga., return limit 10 days. Account exposition, $11.25.
F. 1’. Hukstis. Agt.
Keeping everlastingly ad vet Js ing brings success. tf
*It pays the merchant and business man to talk liberally to the-public through the columns of The Banner Times.