Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 December 1895 — Page 4
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rat BAN.NER TIMES. UKEE.VCaSTLE. INDIANA TUESDAt DECEMBER 10 1895
What, if Not Miracles? 'll,c <;n'Al Kuiir-C IteiBeift’ i» iloitig wori, v\h< , r |, vi’r introOuroil tis neiir y mii-ai-ulous iu it ever falls to the lot of miy bumaii ajjeni v to 0<> we will esteem it a favor for any one interested to write the persons whose names apiirar helnw ui* any otie whose name may appear atnohf; these testimonials.) There is actually more t'O Ht K ami “III'. I I HER 1‘* proper tii s in a hot lie of Four-t than in a fjallon of ordinary cough medicine • In compounding it 1 have f flowed in no •rnts" or uKed the prescription of no fir. So-und-Hn of Amsterdam or London, or any. other |d , ee. I owe ii' eomposition to no oxe in no siNiii r: j'Miii i i aR. N<:ther is it made of lierus and roots dug in Hie dark of the moon in the jingles of Africa or South America. The demand for the CtmuH, Coi.d and' Cvocv LTue. and its wonokhh i. acccEss has heen >:i.i < i mcAi.. Nothing iii the whole history of cough and cold medicines can compare w ith it. No disease of the lungs seems aide to resist its curative properties, as IS Well proven hy the numeroiis cases of La (Irippe (Tired, ( roup < ured. ion-ilm* (Tiis-d. Pheuiiuinia Cured, Bronchitis (Atriiii. ( onsumptivi s'greatest lielp d not cure. Dry, Hacking, Harsh Coughaof weeks’ and months’ .standing cured witn from one to three doses. Our aim is to convince the public of my sincerity ami of the true merits of this remedy. NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND THE PUBLIC. CONTRACT -DruKKlsts are authorllod In ALL CVSES TO KKKI'NK THE I’l IP H ASh PRICE it i he four-0 Remedy (Phelps' ' mi ah Cold ami i roup (Tire) fails to If We sa Isfaction in Croup. Ilroncbltls, Asthma. Ul (Irtppe. Courts aiel Colds, no mailer how lonjr Htaniniiif. or deep seated, in fact I an.Irani «e tt In all manner Bronchial or Luna trouble, not as a CureAll, but to aive unbounded satisfaction. Give it a trial on the above condition. We take all
chances.
TESTIM O N V or THE TRAVELING AGENT
ILL. CENT R. R.
Mk. R. H PHELPS: Your four C Remedy- la certainly a kcmahkabi.e mkihcine Too MUCH CANNOT BE SAID IN ITS FAVOB. My dauirhtcr sulTcrtd from an attack of I.A Gaieea that tlnally resulted InTonallltla, with ulceration of the throat. Lesh than one BOTTI.E EFFECTED A COM PI.ETE CUKE.
Geo. K. Hines,
994 57th Street, Chlcaao. III.
READ THI* WONDERFUL TERTIMONIAL FROM AN EDITOR Office Kinokisher Times Kln*tlsher, Okla , Dee. 12, 19*9.
Genti.emf.n:—1 iMdleve tt my duty to write you a due In reanrd to the nenettclal effects of your "Four-C Uemedy." bo far a» I am personally concerned. A week Ban last Ihuraday I was taken with a very aevere attack of la Grlpjie, and In a short time beeauie so hoarse 1 could not speak above a whisper. 1 wa* confined to my bed the greater partof several days. The night previous I had coughed nearly the entire night; Just before retiring 1 took a teaapoonful, and slept the entire nighta» sweetly aa ever I did In my life, not coughing once. 1 was entirely relieved before taking one bottle. Phelps'Cough. Cold and Croup I ure should be In every household In the land. I Bend you this wholly uuBolicIted byany one. for you are benefactors of the race In giving It the antidote for acme of the worst afflloatlonB to which It
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REPUBLICAN CALL TO ARMS.! r
THE BEST IMF A/S OF OUR GREAT AND GROWING INSTITUTION.
SEVEN YEARS' COUGH CURED. Mrs. Fuller, of ILW4 Sheridlsn Avo., Chicago, aged Sfiyears, has Inis to say: "I have been troubled with a cough for the last bovcii years, destroying my reBtbjr night and day. One bottle Phelps’ Cough, Cold and Croup ( ure cured me. I most gratefully recommend it to
my friends.”
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>ry truly, . NISBITT,
Editor.
WE ENJOY UNSROKEN REST AT NIGHTS. Chicago, November 32, 1893.
R. R. Phelps. Esq.
Dear sir;—As a rule I have been skeptical of the merits ot proprietary aiislicines, but have to confess that a test of your Four “C" Is convincing ibut at lease one ready-made remedy Is worthy of general use. My children all take It without the least objection, and It is particularly noticeable that benefit is almost Immediate. A simile dose will Check most coughs in the beginning. We now enjoy unbroken rsst at night. In iny family Four L is Kimply Indispensable, and I recommend it, „n.,ualltledl£ H( , [jNfl m ^'"'^ark Street.
ONE OF CHICAGO’S SOCIETY LADIES SAYS:
Chicago, September 35th, 1894.
For years back each winter I have suffered with acute Laryngitis. Last winter was so bad I could not leave mv room for two weeks er speak above a whisper. 1 tried every known cough preparation from cough drops tip and dovn with no relief, then In desperation 1 w-as induced to try Phelps' Four "IThe first dose relieved my cough, giving me the tlrsl night’s rest for weeks. Half the bottle cured me. 1 have never lioen without this wonder fuTremedy since. It is as dlt.ercnt from other like remedies as ugilnsses from vinegar or ‘ Vf ISLl Is' rilJSTDU
mjioir from sand.
Mils. Joseph E. Okubh. ■ 8313 Madison Avenue.
Four “C" is our leading remedy for Lit Grippe, Coughs, t’olds, etc., and when purchased from us we will gladly refund money if It dot's not give satiefiu tion. For Sale By. Albert Allen, \V. \V. .lonea, J. II. Piercy A Co., C. >V. Landes & t o., Walter Allen, Throope & i'hroope.
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Paul Poynter and Chas. Alleti were in Indianapolis yesterday on Mirage business. Tbe new prep, fraternity had their pictures taken yesterday. About lifty students were out skating yesterday afternoon. Prof. Longden examined his second year class in ^perinun tbis morning. Tbe backs of the foot ball eleven had their photographs taken yes-
terday.
The first year German class have begun work in Joynes German
reader.
The ’97 Mirage board met yesterday morning in east college. The work on tbis year’s annual is progressing nicely. At the Y. M. C. meeting this evening the officers will give their monthly report. The first entertainment in the lecture course will be held tomorrow evening. Students are invited to attend the revival services being held at Locust St. church. Services be gin at 7 p. m. and close at 8 p. in. Dr. Ridpath lectured to a fait sized audience last night in the prep. assemMy room on “Limitation as a Remedy.” The lecture was a good one and Dr. Ridpath deserved a much larger crowd. Several members of the French classes are taking a new French humorous paper, called the Figaro. The stringed orchestra will give a recital Thursday evening. Prof. Stephenson - history classes have just finished a ueek of quizes. The Big Four railroad will offer tickets at one and one third fare round trip. The rate is the same as offered last year. Prof. Smyser has excused his ten o’clock session in English for the remainder of this week. He will use the ten o'clock hour for censultation. Paul Poynter has gone to Chicago to transact business. The contestants for the primary of the DePauw-Bloomington debate are hard at work on the money
question.
Miss Kchwin is sick at Mr. Smith's on Seminary street. The members of the I). K. K. fraternity entertained their lady frienos last evening in a very elegant manner at the home of Bennet Allen on Seminary street. Gaines were indulged in and light refreshments were served. Maurice Powell, of Indianapolis, formerly ’97, came over yesterday to attend the D. K. E. party amt
vieit friends.
Miss Tribby is not able to attend recitations on account of siekuesf.
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state committee that the reptiblii ans in each con my ot Uie state and ail others who wish to act and vote with the republican party, shall, on Saturday, •lattuary ii, l.'sntJ. meet in mass convention in their respective townships, wards or precincts for the transaction
of the following business:
1. For tlie election of precinct eominilleemeh from tlie several voting precincts of tlie state For this purpose if tiie meeting be held hy ward or township the voters shall separate according to precincts, each precinct electing its own committeeman. The precinct cominitteeinaii, so chosen, shall constitute the membership of the republican county committee, unless a reduced representation therefor shall be determined upon by tlie county committee and the same indicated in the notice hereinafter provided for. in which ease the precinct committeemen from each ward or township, so elected shall, as may thus be determined by the county committee elect on or before January 18. ISiMi, a ward or township committeeman to represent such ward or township on
the county conn.mice.
2. For the election of such delegates and alternate delegates to their respective district conventions to he held on •Tuesday, January 21, 1890, as may be apportioned to such precinct, township or ward by tbe republican county committee in accordance with this call. At such township or ward meetings t.liere shall be no other business transacted than above designated. Notice of such precinct, township or ward mass meeting shall be given by the republican county committee by publication in tbe republican press of the county ten days
before date set.
The members of tbe county committer so chosen shall meet at their respective county scats on Saturday, January 18 1818), at such place and hour on such day as may be determined and published by the countv committee, to organize by the election of a chairman, vice chairman, accrt.ury and treasurer. Tne basis of representation to tbe district conventions shall be: One delegate and one alternate delegate for every 2(10 and fr iction thereof of 100 or more votes cast for Wm. l>. Owen for secretary of state at tlie November election, 1894, the counties to lie entitled to the aggregate number of delegates and alternates as stated below. Sueh aggregate in the respective counties shall lie apportioned bv tlie county committee to the several wards and townships upon the basis named above, such apportionment to he published in tlie county committee call, herein Itefoic provided
for.
No other business than dr signaled shall be transacted at the district meetings. The members of the state committee so selected shall meet at tlie Denison house, Indianapolis, on Tuesday, January 24, 189(5, at 2 o’clock p. m , for the purpose of organizing by electing a chairman, secretary and treasurer and transacting such other business as may come before them. This call is apnroved an ordered issued by the republican state committee in session at Indianapolis, November 20. 1895. pays the merchant and business man to talk liberally to the public through the columns of Tiik Banwkh Times.
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The largest Stock of
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I^ocal Tima Cards 44114 FOUR. going kast No. :t(t» Ctnrmnnrl Night Express ... 2 39 a. m No. 4t todtanapulls Flyer 9:18 a. in No H» Msil 4 15 p rc No. 18* Knickerbocker 5:21 p. in GOING WEST No. 35* St. L a fin. Nighi Kx 12:82 a. ir No. 9* .Vail 8:5o a. m No. tl* Southwrstern Limited 12.33 p m Mo 6t Mattoon Aco’m 53S7 p. m • 0*tly t Kxcept Scnday. No. 35, night express, hnulsthrough cars for Cincinnati, New York and Boston. No 4 connects witn trains tor Mlrlivm division via Anderson and for < ineiiinnU division. No, |S, •'Knickerbocker," haul tbioiigh sleeper for N. Y and Boston and for WuHiilngton. I). C., via ( Ineinnatl, C Sc n alse dining ears New coaches illuminated with gas on sll trains. F. P Hlkwtib. Agent.
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Dwelling house, with eight
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Ware room 008 s. Locust st. j rooms, pantry and cellar; R. R. HVJRLEV good cistern. Barn and fruit
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BRiEF MENTION. 41 K. Palmer, brother of Senator Palmer of Illinois, fell dead in the street in Pueblo,
Colo.
George Morgan, who murdered little Ida Gaskell in an outhouse in Omaha, has been fuund guilty of murder and sentenced
to hang.
Louis Kramer was yesterday appointed receiver for the A. K. Bnrkhanlt company of Cinciiiuati. dealers iu hats, cloaks and furs. The assets are estimated at 6380,(XiO,
with liabilities of 6250,000.
A hurricane caused immense damage in the vicinity of Berlin. Trees were uprooted, hayricks destroyed hikI houses unroofed and ruined. The damage amounts to hundreds of thousands of marks. William Ray of foal Creek, Colo., yes-
in tl... „ i n ,„ r ! forday shot and killed his wife and then 1 1 turned the gun on himself, sending a bul-
let tlirmigli his right temple. He died install) iy, but his wife lived about an hour.
Fast rime to Atlanta.
Passengers boarding tlie Big Four Knickerbocker” at (ireencastle at 5
Murder and Suicide by a truly Lover. Pkstigo, Wis., Doc. 10.—When Annie Bundy, aged 16, refused to marry August Nibleen, ho drew a revolver and fatally wounded her. He then fired three bullots into his own breast and fell dead liesido the body of his victim. The mother of the girl witnessed the tragedy. ______ ItcMilr of Having “Word*.** Laprel. Miss., Dec. 10.—Jack King had some words with a negress last night. Joe Thomas, colored, took the woman's part, and an altercation ensued. Thom.is shot King in the side, Lewis Urilliu above the heart and Joe Ezell in the arm.
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VANDALIA LINE. 4 Tr«lns leave (.reuncuBiic. Ind. In effect Oct. 20. 1895 rim the west. No 15 nally 8;4Ba m. for Ft. Ixiuts No 7 1’Klly 12:28 p in, for Rt. Louis. No 21 Gaily 1:35 p in. for St. Units. No 5 Dally 9:05 a m, for 8t. Lou'*. No 3 Kx. .nun — 5:18 p m, for Terre Haute, FOB THE EAST. No 4 Kr. Sun. ... 8:45 a in, for Indianapolis No20 l»ally 1:35 p m, •' 3:311 pm. “ ** . .2:35 a ui, “ “ . .4:30 a m " Daily «:03 ii m •* I'KOlil A tllVIs.lON I .ra' <-Torre HaNto. No 75 Kx Sun 7:(lfi a in. tor I’rorta. No77 ” *• 3:55 p in. for Decatur l or complete time card. giYVng ail tralna and stHtiona. and for f'.ll Information as to rates, through cars, etc., address J.S. Dowling, Agent, K, A. Ford. Greriicastle Gen’l Puss. Agt.-t. ■ xmls Mo.
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STUDENTS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR INTEHKST TO GO TO Langdon's Book Store. -Fult— NEW AND SECOND HAND College Text Books, Scratch Books, Letter Tablets, Stationery, Fountain Pens and Students Supplies. Give ns a call ami we will try to please you. J. K. Langdon*
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Indian* Cnr Company Sueii For •100,000, Chicago, Dec. 10.—The Indiana Car and Foundry company of Indianapolis
p. m. may reaoh Atlanta the next (lav is the plaintiff in a suit began yestetday oon, going via Cincinnati and the Q. against Henry O'Hara and R. J. WhitL This is the fastest lime made l>e- t uey. The suit grew out of a big deal in
stock cars which was enterred into before the panic of 1898. The plaintiff’s olaims amount to almost 6100,000.
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tween these points hy anv line. F. P. II iiKsiis, Agt. I-ow tint* to Atlanta. The Vandalia lire offers rale of $14.25 round trip to Atlanta, on Nov. 5, 15, and 25, Dec. 5 and 16 return limit ten day from date of sale. Don’t fail visit the great exposition.
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Springfield, Ills., Dec. 10. — John Ford, a miner, living at Athens, Men ard county, was arrested by the police
Holiday Excursions! Christmas, 1 895. New Year, 1 896, BIG FOUR ROUTE One and One-Third Fare
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Tickets will bo sold between all points on the Dig Four Route, good going Deoembi r 24, 25, an I SI, 1895, and .lanuary 1, 1898, good returning until Januaiy 2, IkWI, inulusive. K. O. MCCORMICK, I). II MARTIN. Paas.Traffic Mgr. Gen.Paaa.ttTicket Agt.
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•' Th, object of thl. League •h,ll beta protect American labor by a tariff on importa, which .hall adequately eecure American industrial products against the competition of foreign labor.
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hero for disorderly conduct. Shortly Turkey*. Young 12pd».»nu over choice fat, 5 after being placed" iu a cell he com- 1 Duekii f ’ < ! V . er . .. . . . . . 5'4 I mitted suicide by hanging himself to . Rgga fresh subject to handling J* i tae door with a silk handkerchief. ' Butter, good 12
Mens suspenders 7c,
Good stationery per box... Dress ginghams Perfume 18c bottle for Perfume 25c bottle for Ladies’ stales from 85c to.. Childrens’ from 20c up.
All other goods usually found in a general merchandise store in propor-
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CALL AND BE CONVINCED. J. Sifanski.
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