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Fy the rtipcnvpry of an tintisuallv fl>s t> the onactment nf a ennstiturich deposit tif jilaeial (fold. Jit ney non-dixeriminatiriff <lemoeralic
Morrison, while working on tl;e '"ift-for r.-v,only. , , . . , , , * * Im* morul lor ffood <»f snrh a clam at tin* terminal o! an oM irla » • • * ,. . ,. l4 .
~ !ii« m- nv at this junetiire would St» ditti-
cier at Suoar creek, loon'l ^evrral f(iU t<» c‘x .^gerate. It would exhibit nugirets of pure gold, one of which tiie government at a^ain in-pired with weighed several ounees. This news . ** 0,,,,,,on and din‘etm*'S of purshould !»■ kept from .1 .hnny Hull ! : i *" ,, if wo " UI sb,,w t, "* t
iry. s money nuitter- were in> longer the fisuledl pf » set of eraeked-braiii theo*
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friend of the Crawfordsville Jour no/,will see tliat the count v Is well protected, and that none of the Kno|;«h war fillips get above the
Sugar creek dam.
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Money Loaned At a Very Low Rato of Interest Call and see him before closing elsewhere. . . , T! I F. . . . Best Newspaper FOR INDIANA RKADKRS IS . . rn r Indianapolis ——i—II » ■ — . Ti —I ./ HI I . ■ ■ II— I Journal
tl ii-t our good | I'gt-j cra/v for frrr wool, fmt once more
in the bunds of ftminciers governed by 'lie eonunon and inexorable rules of!
business.
Anntlipr Ci>i»t<-svill<* Suit.
I niliannpoli. Journal.
Attorneys McCullough and Spann, representing Luella Sheeks, of Frankfort, yesterday brought
GOLD FOl! SI I, V Fit MADE GOODS. The neighboring Hritish posses sions in the TV’est Indies and Gui-
ana are not veiy lucrufive to the. against the Terre Haute & IndiaUnited States as far is trade is napolis railway for damages on ac*
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suit in the Marion Superior court
concerned. During the last live years we have bought to the extent of ^67,5bti.r>30 from the British
count of the Coatesville wreck, which happened a year ago. The complaint, asks for $50,000 daui-
West Indies, selling them only | ages. This is the second heavy $4‘_’. , 2;iy, i;)5 worth of our American 1 suit against the company in which products. From British Guiam,'the plaintitfs were injured at
in the live years, ne bought $21,021,2ii:', selling only $9,9I3,0(>7. The balance of trade was $5(1,1 '.5,000 agiii. st ns in these two inFiances, so that John Bull is not losing ever, thing in his transac
tions with us.
Again, looking at our trade with British India and 'be British Hast Indies, we find that where we sold
And it should ho in possession of every man
who desires to he THOROUGHLY POSTKDjtO them to the extent
on ALL, POblTK U. and OKNKKAL NEWS .,1
Tol'li s. an'l especially INl»lANA NEWS " 1,1 asl ^ v ‘‘ >’ , ‘ ar ' , r have TheDAiuY FCKNiaHES ali.the news 1 bought as much as $110,194,324 of —Local, 1'omt‘StU* and Foreign; complete and Gi, ^ i . i? t • » . • accurate market reports; a State news service L pio^ Hits ot IjRseAr lnbor, this
that covers nil important events, «n<i a pen- balance of trade being against us juries have resulted in disease at
Coatesville. The first suit was brought by Mrs. Zelda Seguin-Wal-lace last tall. The plaintiff in the present suit boarded the ill-fated train at Greencastle to come to In dianapolis, Jan. 28, 1895. She al leges that the rails of the track at the point where the accident hap pened were too light; that speed of ihe train was great and that the
of $18,410,- engine was too heavy for the track.
The plaintiff further complains that the switch was improperly constructed. Site says that her in
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is not the only gain to the Empire. These Indian
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logs of CongreftM will be of especial Impor-Ithis tance and Interest. Its columns, both news «» • t *.i and advi i tising, are 1 rec from indecent or S 1
lt" J “l' 1 cr, h you , “ Ut ' r ' ° ,VK IT A rKlAU goods were made by Lascar labor
| which was paid in silver coin, and the material of which they are constructed was paid for in silver.
And for FIVE CENTS additional you will re- J ° hn Bull > h ° WeVer ’ ' VOn ’ t t,ll<e Pl1 - ectve tl..- st Ni.AV .ioi unai.. which con- vcr payment from ns for them. We
talus MOKE :,iul HEl'IEK KIMIINO , / .
M VTIT.It l inn any other pnper printed in nave to foot Ills hills With gold Coin
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The wekki.v is furnished at *1 a year. a,it ' a pretty little projit he makes
I.llicral eointiiiHsljns to atrenls. -ohseiibe i .. ,i,„
with J. K . l.auirdon.Qi-eetieKstle, lud., or send ■ ' ^ 11 a nsactlOll.
direct to I Ihe democratic papers of this
, , j county still persist in wanting to Indianapolis, Ind. • , , , ,, , *
give Johnny Bull our markets.
JOURNAL NEWSPAPER CO.,
DAILY BANNER TIMES
Puhltfsliod »'vc*i y allunnHui uxcopt Sunday kt the Hannkr Timun office, corner Vine uml
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REYES IE JIETTER Til A X IlOX/iS.
Under the above head the New York Sun of Np.turdav said: The passage of a tarill bill calculated
to increase Federal revenue would do i t0V :' 1 ' 1 ^«eng t |p.ning the credit inn: atlvirtihcmcm .8 will bo rucei veil each day the Uni ted Si.itos ami removiiD'tlio up to l o'clock in. j ^ I troubles that arise from mistrust of its > liuancial health than the >aleofalimiAh'•omamnioationashould bo signed with lU . •. ;n. .•» the i ui-oi liio wi. •••; n,»t iK to- t rt!y ,* r , ^ 1 k '* in 11 Hoii'- <»l bon<l>. 1 h'*r«* ha> hren public CH,II, hut us . v. 1, nee of (food fu th. ! „ Jubilee among the old Cnekoo crowd fiious ciHuiuiini. .a imis cuu not be n<»- ' ^ 1 ' 1 ,<>vv ’' t^’id. j because the month of December showed — — : revenue sutllcienl to meet expenses, but " ■ very i-, irnpuiur pie,mo r.-,,..ri the month of January proiiiises a delicit s,i ne |ir.,ui| iy at p •■ .. uiinnomcu. i . . . | •mounting to something from eight to - | ten millions. As it is, the government Specimen copiesumik'd fret* cm application, i , . . j caniiot luifie tlv be said to be on a payRATES Or SUBSCRIPTION. lnZ b,lfiiS - Whi,C . (Me IV/ir In(ulrnnce. Jo.on | enough to borrow, it- business does not nnemlutiu.. wtl I f ''' l l, ' I 'md'ient solvency. Even if One niitnth ... were able to make hoih endn meet i*er wreh by Carrier JO ,. , . ... * | the bare aoihty to .-crape through is When delivery u in...u* by cunier. ail Lot enough for an enormous concern
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Address fill coinrininieations to Til* Daily Bannrr Times. Greencastle. ind.
Telephones. OUNTING ROOM editorial room Seed news to Telephone 95. At the opening of the new year, Hrarls'iret'it reported that “a slackening of activity in some of the im portant manufacturing is likewise noticeable, and it is significant that telegrams from so many centers re port mercantile co lections slow or unsatisfactory.” This is not a cheerful condition tar a New Year’s report, hut things will li^different as soon as the free trade tarifF bill is a dead letter
like tin-l uited 8tntes g.ivernmcnfc. Its revenue, i - ligitiumte commercial inoome, not ils brrniwing account, niiigt be sufficient not only to guarantee its Soundness, bill to forbid all iipiuvlieiisiou of its embarrassment. A 'nntVbill to produce that condition of affairs would be better (ban a government announcement of a thousand millions loan instead of one of a hundred millions. Of I be Dingley bill, the only revenue bill now before congress, there may be features inconsisteiit will; any regular tax theory, but i:pon (he general revenue issue, and upon the special democratic prineiple that the tat iff must be for re ve i ne only, compared with the Wilson tariff it is the national democratic platform itself illustrated. First, it will rai-c more revenue. Its second, and, for democrats, more decisive merit is that it takes the great staples of wool and lumber, not to mention other tilings, off the free list, and reiptires them to contribute revenue. In this respect it
the base of the brain, that her right leg is paralyzed and nervous prostration has resulted from the shock. She avers that her age is twentyfour and says she believes that her life will he shortened as a result of the accident. Charles K Ooodwin Iteiul. A telegram was received this morning from Brookville, announc ing the death in that town of Chas. K Goodwin. Mr. Goodwin was a member of the Board of Trustees of DePauw university and was elected in 1885 to serve until 1897. The Indianapolis Journal savs to
day :
Buookville, Ind., Jan. 12 — Uharles F. Goodwin died today of apploplexy. He was sitting in it s •'bait at his home, reading, when he fell to the floor. When the phys ciun arrived he found Mr. Good win dead. His death is a great shock to'the community. He was in his regular place at cliun h this morning and had done nothing whatever to attract the attention of his family to anything Junusual concerning his health. During the past week he had attended a meeting of the trustees of DePauw uni versify at Greencastle, of which body he was a member. He was an acknowledged leader among litis mess men of the county, otheis seeking his advice in all lines of trade. He was horn Nov. G, 1849. He w as the son of John B. and Hu ehel Good win. He graduated from Ashttry university in 1871, amt married Martha Shirk in November, U7f. He was assistant cashier of the Brookville National Bank from 1872 to 1879, when his father an i he bought up the stock and eon ducted it as a private bank (ill hts father’s dentil in 1880. After hts father’s death he assumed full <• i trol and conducted it until Jan , 1831,. when he formed a partner shi,) with his brother in law, J. (J Shirk. Since then the hank has been conducted under the firm name of Goodwin A; Shirk. Dnr ing 1809 70 he was in the Interior department at Washington He was allied with most, of the best interests of the community. He 1 leaves a widow, son and daughter. Mary Goodwin is at present a stu dent of DePauw university, and John Goodwin, his son. is in school j here. His mother also survives him and lives with him. The fun eral will be held on Wednesday. “The ('ouinion People.’* As Abraham Lincoln called them, do not cate to argue about their ailments. What they want is medicine that will cure them. The simple, liouost statement. “I know that Hood’s Sarsaparill. cured me,” is the best argument iu favor of this medicine, and this is what many thousands voluntarily say. Hood’s Pills are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache. •Jn cents.
* IiI'itit inn 1 hin « 1i, Large audiences w :iv present at the Christian church yesterday »t both services. Saturday evening three persons were baptized and \ yesterdoy morning eight were re-[ ceived into full fellowship. At the Sunday school the following ollicers | were elected: Miss Nannie Al ! spaugh, superintendent; L. D. Spivey, assistant superintendent: I Mrs. Alex Lockridge, second assistant superintendent; Warren Kali le, recording secretary; Hail Fisk, Carl Steeg, Oral Pierce librarians; Miss Hmma Bicknell, treasurer: Mrs. Alice Lewis, organist; Mrs Carrie Hays, chorister. At the! Y. P. S. ('. K. meeting last evening j officers were elected as follows:) Miss Edith Morris, president; Warren Kahle, vice president; Miss Anna Stone, recording seere tary, Miss Bessie Wetda, corresponding secretary; Miss Kate Mathers, organist; Clifford Morns, treasurer. X. X. Utile Girl I'atully Injured. Wabash, Ind., Jan. 13.—The 0-year-old daughter of Mrs. Clara Miles of Toledo was probably fatally injured in this city in a j eculiar manner. The little girl was ri( ugh, the Wabash railroad station with her mother to take t < train f< r hone, when the door of the) cab swung open. She fell ont, the rear wheel of the v hiele riiruin:; over her. The uttentacg physicians think she will
not survive.
Charged With Kai^iug an Order. PaRA, 111.-.. Jan. 13.—John F. Osborne, proprietor of the Okaw lumber and plaiuit.,. mills, is under arrest for raising an omer on the Penwell Co... company. Ti , order was given calling for pay for .17.000 feet of lumber, bnt it is charged tha.t Osborne raised it to 87,000 fe ■. Bo is and r heavy bail. Osborne formerly owned a plainiugmill
at Decatur.
I'cMciiiatinK Tracellng; .Han* Peor.a, -,1s., Jan. 13.—John B. Carlersou, trawling tor a wholesale hou of Cineinmiti, has elop xl, it is said, with the wii'o of Cnarles Kiclimond, a veil known resident of Canton, Ills. Mrs. Richi”oud is a handsome woman, and a relative of John H. Oberly, excivil Kervice commissioner. Dm* to DfHpondcnry. Pana, 111.-., Jan. 13.—The coroner's jury in the inquest over the remains of Cashier Lyman T. Slater of the Fir.J National bank of Taylorsville, returned u verdict placing the cause for the suicide to despondency brought on by grief over the death of Ins mother. OlUent Living Itaehi'Ior. Morgantown, W. Va., Jan. 13.— Thomas B. Allen of Floniington, Taylor county, celebrated his lOath birthday Katr.nh.y. Mr. Allen is probably the oldest b. ehcb r living. ,Mr. Allen was Lorn in England and struck out for himself when 13 years eld. Insane Maft at Largt*. Wasiiinoton, Jan. 13.—General Oliver P. Gooding, the St, Louis lawyer who was doc lari <1 insane by the courts of the District and committed to St. Elizabeth’s asylum for treatment, escaped from that institution yesterday. At midnight the general had not boon recaptured, despite the fact that the officials of the asylum and the police of this city had spent the entire evening in searching for him. Charles, tin* 12-year ofd son of John Dinu of Nineveh, Bartholomew county, found an old shotgun in the woodhouse and supposed it was not lemied While playing >vith his little brother the gun was discharged and the l.'i't'T received the load in ris arm and ■ ide. lie was not dangerously .niured, but his arm w ill be < rippled. The i tale (if Iowa is so far front being wholly agricultural that ithas 69,174 persi mg ,ged in ins fucioties, whose BCnual output is >,'135,049,188.
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C' o 11 e ge A v e n li e C h u r c h Thursday Evening at 7:30. \ Snltjoci; Christian Citizensliij). Everybody in the place will want to hear him if they know of the appointin' nt. Make it a point to tell your acquaintances who do not take this paper. You will oblige them.
PE8A HOUSE JATARRH
Considerable excitement has | been caused in Montgomery county,
E MUSCATINE OAT MEAL CO. T D MUSCATINE, IOWA. S
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Is Your Blood Pure If it is, you will bo strong, vigorous, full of life and ambition; you will havo a good appetite and good digestion; your sleep will bo sound and refreshing; your nervea will be strong; you will have little need to fear disease in any form. But how few can eay that their blood Is pure I How many peopie are ■ufforing daily from the consequences of impure blood, scrofula, salt rheum, rhoumatism, catarrh, nervousness, sleeplessness, headache, and That Tired Feeling Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies, vitalizes and enriches the blood. Therefore, it is the medicine for you. It will give you pure, rich, red blood and strong nerves. It will overcome that tired feeling, create an appetite, give refreshing sleep and make you strong. Is not this just what you want? Then take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It is the best building up medicine. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently in the public eye today. Hood’s Pills
Thors. Jan. 16. The Gentlemen Tramp Jule Walters of “SIDE : TRACKED” tame in Ins great comedy, an mnurv nnnrna
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A New I’lay CuiiiIdk, Jnle Walters’ new coutedy drauiti “A Money Order’ by Scymmir S. Tibhais which will receive its initial production in this city at the opera It^use next Thursday should prove a potent attraction here. ‘ A Money Order” is a play that contains an interesting story, and some startling scenic effects are promised that, are entirely nsw and said to he very picturesque. l.aOri|i|>e Cured. Last spring one bottle of your (\rAc. r. cured meof cold and hoarseness I IS the only re y that gave Idete relief when attacked by la grippe Have not been troubled since. ^ 1 1 Johki’h Spawn, East Bolt If you have LaGrippe, try 4-r. If your cltilureu have the croup, try 4-C. If you can’t sleep from coughing and cold, try 4-C. If you have the asthma, try 4-C try 4-C.' haVC R l "* , "' h ’ b,lt ' kl "K cough, If you have consumption, try 4-C. «1 th & w tf.
hold mm Ever brought to the County. Do not trust your eyes to Peddlers or Jewelers. <3. W. BE.NCE1. Ai-lyr-e. <•. «•.—41-lyr-e. o. w.
atar> ‘ tons. The results attained riglit here at home Imve been imirvt'lous. Hundreds "f your neighltors wlio have used Wright's Celerj • apstih s say su. They cure kidney, liver and stmuaeli trnuhle. rttenmatlsm. < 011-1 ipatniu and sick headaches, Why pay $L0t) every two weeks fora bottle of medicine when vou can get treatment nt 1 cent a day. Wright’s ‘ elerv Capsules give 1(K) days’ treatment for $1.00. [Inked by a bank i > cure you, or refund yoni mouey. solu liy Aittert Allen, Druggis:. dec 27 d-w 6 w
A Tri|> •-> llie (Jartlrii >|>i>-h cr the Smith. On January II and 2S, Fehruary 11 and March U). tickets will tie sold from principal cities, towns and villages of the North, to all points on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida and a portion of Kentucky, at one single fare for the round trip. Tickets will lie good to return witliiu thirty days and will allow stop-over at any points on the south bound trip. Ask your ticket agent about it. and if be cannot sell you excursion tickets write to (p. Atmore, General Passenger Agent Louisville, Kv.. or .L K. Btdgely. X. \V. 1*. A., Chicago, III.
For Statements see The Banner Times, printers.