Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 March 1896 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREEN CASTLE. INDIANA TUESDAY MARCH 21 Aim
Typhoid Fcror. Typhoid is cow admitted by all scientists to be caused by a venom microbe that swarms by the million in the tissues of the small intestines, producing fever, delirium, extreme prostration, putrifaction and death. The medical profession has earnestly sought a reliable antidote for this mortal plague and found none. Hence it is a bold, an almost startling claim, (a claim never before dared to be made for any remedy,) that Brazilian Balm, alone, will positively cure Typhoid Kp ^ TYPHOID S4.CIU.US. Fever tn any stage. This great discovery was the result of a woman’s faith. Mrs. L. B. Bradwsy, of Wilmington, Del., believed the Balm would do almost anything. Hence she gave it in 6 drop doses, every three to five minutes, to a voung lady in the last stage of Typhoid, fehe had been given up by the doctor, who said she could not live half an hour. To the surprise of all she quickly revived and recovered. Since then it has been used by laymen, nurses and physicians with uniform success. How ft cures was then a mystery; but it is now fully settled that it promptly de•troys every Typhoid bacillus in the system. It staunches the hemorrhage, heals the whole alimentary track, and, instead of the slow, tedious convalescence, restores to health and strength with surprising rapidity. In short, it fills every concition of a perfect antidote for Typhoid. '1 ’ahnent: Give 10 drops every lo minutes while the fever rages, and once an hour when the fever is off, and give nothing else. During convalescence gi"c •'! or 4 times a day. To ore vent Typhoid give every hour. “A few doses of Brazilian Balm enrer, me of one of the worst colds I ever had. vith loss of voice.” Oen. W. S. McNair.
would not take place until the sec-j SOME HOT SHOT. ond ballot. Hut going over every % tVml ltnv«r from the Olher Slits on
state with cure, comparing claims. 1 ,h<< , ; THE
, ...... . . . . | To the Editor of the Banner Times: weighing possibilities, looking at | . , _ . . . . I see by last issue of the Demo-
movements going on below the sur ^ . 1
. n craMhat some “Ihird Ward Col
face and giving the grounu swell | ,
t a* ♦ ! oreu voter, wlio is too cowardly
tor McKinley its natural etieet. 1 i 1 to sign ins real name, comes out
\vasiiin(;ton letter
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have come to the conclusion that the first ballot may make him the
nominee.”
and tries to raise a fuss because he or others believe they have not been treated right by the republi can party. 1 want to tell him that
IiiU‘r«.KtliiK ItoiiiXM of ruhllc VIoil, and a l>i»li of Spier Here and There ns Seen Hy Our Special t’orrenponder.t Notes,
Incidents, Kie,
Washington, March lid, ISUIL
It is roughly estimated on good eaa party . 1 want to tell him that i A day spent w.th republican senators
, I i j , and representatives trying to ascertain
authority that Hie gravel road il- our raC e | las been treated right., of the pre^Kicntinl enndiutites is pair of I’utnam county lias lor 'be \\ r L . jrct work at stone crushing and ! the ranking favorita in i ongre—, ha-
rock breaking that in these hard , eonvineed me that the average man, in democratic times have enabled ns 1 or out congress, alwav
past year cost over .fl2,000. This hard earned cash the yeomanry of
sees future
Putnam are now paying in tuxe^ | c( jiored men who want to work to ! C ,V?
GEO. t. BtAKE, G.kfencas n K, I.ND., GeiH Ttfl Iiisuranee, Real Estate And Loan Agent. Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest Call and see him before closing elsewhere.
, .. ,, „ 'i'! 0 l ! be- Ttie McKinley men wilt not admit and they are feeling the same. 1 ee | make a living. It is true wo have j that any olh ,, r can( ii llat( . f.,,- th e i.omiutarraere of this county do not o**ject not ma( j e a8 g 00( j a living nor had | ution is really in the nice. Many of to good roads, rather lavor them, much work hs in the good re-! them clnitu his nominution on the tirst
but they know when the\ phu | publicuu days but we have been '‘dlo*. and neari^y ;iii of them no am huh Mrs. rhomu* WiDon Gone for her
their money down on TreasurerL ble to kwpthe wo | f froni tlie j,, ,,., 1 than the third. The Keed in« n are 1 . .i . .1 .. .... ..... I quite as confident that the Speaker is Hughes counter that they are pay- j * om etimes work sis men, and bound to win . The Allison claim ing tor something for which they f oriner iy i ri republican days of that they will hold the balance of power are not receiving value received, prosperity worked fourteen, and all | and that after there lias been a suffleinit It is human nature for American ; niy ou tput in the stone business 1 ,1,,mb,,r of ballots taken to show that citizens to obje -t to getting robbed , waJ bougbt by the city. Mr. Edi-i'' Bith " l! McKi V 1 l 1 ev , J£ .'' <Mi ‘'* u '' ,n and theie ts no doubt that the tax | tori 1 would like to ask through hurr . lhi Tlle Morton men ami the payers of this county are getting j y 0ur paper, how much work or how <p, uy „ 1LM i , iro „ 0 t saying inueh, except decidedly the worst of, it on many , n)aU y dollars the colored man has , ttiat they are playing u waiting game of these gravel road contracts, j gy^j. fgecivcd from Rutu&m county. expret to win, while the Culloni Some of them are in good hands j Let t | iat cowardly “Voter” as he m, ' M ’ li,e " !,n ' 1 ,lu * oiil the majority have been let to 8ty]e8 himself, answer that ques : jugtwalt . this is p , ill} , l() he a , lark relatives or party workers who look : t j orli jf colored men want work ; „orse campaign, and our man’s chances upon their positions as a party f rom t he city let tl-.em show that 1 :ire ^ K 0011 t*> 0 »e of anybody else. snap and are working them for all they want work a nd let them come Thoi,! Cubftn solutions have now 4 i m ^ u ! 1,. .1.. A I been before congress for four weeks.
BOTH WILLING. k Results are soon to follow. Now we are willing to sell you WAIL PAPER, PAINTS ^ DRUGS And doit so you will be willing and anxious to
buy of us.
J0NLS* DRUG STORE-
BACK TO ENGLAND
Fortune of $30,000.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson, who came here from Liverpool, England, last fall, left last evening for New York where she will tomorrow sail for Liverpool. Mrs. Wilson has had
C.A/.A mills lili or NiiU’BPR/Nr; HTATS •■TNP BONNETS '.T MRS. C. M. SHORT’S, . . . PBICl 3 TO ; rr ALL . . NO OIIAltQK KOR TRIMMING. Mch.iSI-lm. Cor, Vine and Walnut Sts.
they are worth. From many points , U p and usk f or u ji ke m e n ; U ot
and while ii is expected that Ihey will
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ocratic newspapers may jump up this week and begin denying and explaining this matter as they do others but this is a question that goes home to every voter and is simplified into road districts. Thus they arc able to see the practical workings of some of these road deals, as they are right under their noses, so to speak. The people cannot be fooled on such a practical subject, and it behooves them to vote out of power a party that will force such robbery upon them. Let there be light thrown upon this gravel road repair question is an appeal coming up from all over this demoeratic beridden county.
in the county the Bannkk J imb* j 8t j c k up a fa’se face in a demo-j 1)(J .ligpo*.,! ,,f this week, there is nothhcars these complaints. Ihcdetn- uratic paper in an effort to create j big certain about it. If Senator Mor-
dissatisfaction. Where would we ; gan’s joint resolution for the recoguibe today if not for the republican i lio11 of ,h,! <,f Cubans
01 iliad come to tin; senate through the
partyf Back in slavery. Shame conill)ittcootl for e if;nr ci at i„ Ilg , it n , ix | lt on a fellow who will hide bis face'i )t . adopted, but the senate very seldom atidshulK; why don't he put up ignores it- committee reports. Therehis head so colored men can see I fu,e » jt n ”'y he set down as certain that him? Then we will know him. I ’'he end of the matter whenever it comes
v. ill be the adoption of the committee
want to again see prosperous re -1 n-pert. in favor of accepting the House publican times and am not afraid resolutions as a substitute for those to nut my name to my opinion, Mr. or ‘f n a R ">’ ado D« d hy the senate. Emtor, so sign myself ,f Secret, * ry La ' nont intena8
Yours for republicanism,
Dow Whittaker.
Serious Accident.
Mrs. Julia Bosson was the victim of a distressing accident this morning that may make her a cripple for the rest of her life. In stepping from a door of her residence at 631 east Seminary street, her
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elaborate and attractive courses of foot slipped on a small piece of ice study in physical culture. Where and she fell heavily. Her right the cathode ray reveals any unduejli m h was badly fractured, at a preponderance of gray matter se point just above the ankle. Neighcreted in the skull, the unfortunate J hors called at once, Mrs. Bosson bcyouth will be weeded out of the ing "lone at the time, and rendered athletic class before his misfortune her assistance. Drs. ‘'mythc and affects the work of the crew, the' Tucker were hurriedly summoned nine or the eleven. Great care will: dressed her injuries. To a
be taken in this respect.
The Terre Haute normal school winter term closes today. The spring term will open next week.
ABOUT THE COURT.
A Number of Women Intent Upon
Hearing Testimony
In speaking of Monday's trial at
person of Mrs. Bosson’s age the injury is a severe shock. She is the mother of William and Thomas Bosson, and the widow of Col. Bosson. foitnerly a well known citizen of Greencastle. Her many friends will be pained to learn of her seri-
ous injury.
ster.
We have the first copy of the Lebanon Evening Dispatch. It
Newport the Commercial r,V/ze«e J H t !l i ts off a healthy looking young-
lias the following notes:
There were scattered about tlucugli the court room nine women ! all of rather matronly appearance,' and most tif them appeared to haw 1
escorts.
Nervous
Secretary Lament intends to remain in politics for the purpose of becoming democratic candidate for governor of New York, as many believe, lie made a great mistake when he wrote that letter, attacking Uen. Nelson A. Miles, by irmnit&tion, if not directly, in order to prevent congress passing the bill providing for a revival of the grade of Lieutenant-Ueneral of the army for Gen. Miles. Already it must have become manifest to Secretary I.araont that he nas stirred up a regular hornet’s nest. Gen. Miles has many friends, especially among the old soldiers, and they have already begun to take steps towards heading oil any
Colored Society.
The family of Henry Miles was
an exciting and varied experience j po | sone( | {)I1 y un( i av night by eatsitue visiting America. It will be.jugj,^, that had stooel too remembered that she applied to | ( , ng j n „ f re ezer, it is thought, and the police here last year saying she absorbed some of the zinc lining of had been deserted by her husband j (_(,<, ( . an Five of his family were who had taken *,()0 of her money. j n a aa riog 8 condition until a doc She changed tills statement to 700 t01 . administered emetics, relieving
pounds sterling later, which would them.
have made Wilson’s swipe over, T | ie Mite society of the A. M. $3,000. She lotind a home at \\. £ erectL . ( j ( j le f o j, 0W ^ n g 0 f_ K Kerr sand has lived there since. | [j cerB | ng ( evening: President J. lie! latest story, after she fully ea- jj eDry Miiq; vice president, Miss tabliehed her identity was that she' chnr ' ity T(lWn9end . 8CCI .etary, Miss had property and money in Eng Lulu Nichols: assistant, Mrs. Della land to the value of nearly *30,000, ’ Cr . m . n . lr ea gurer , Mrs. J. D. Hay and she now proposes to return to dpn . mnrghu | 8( Major Henry Picks America and bring it with her. aad Mftrk McGruder. The qt.esMi. and Mis. Kerr have placed the t j on f 01 . d jgfUB8ion was “Resolved, utmost confidence in Mrs. Wilson’s Shou , d Women have a Right to story and furnished her the neces- Vote? » Affirmative, Delmar Ersary funds with which to make the ne8t and Sam H , Holbert: negative, trip to her English home. She ex- Wm H . Herring and Carey Alston, pectsto return immediately. She I)elmar El . negt being absentt also -aiL on the lentomc liotn New b( .j ng captain on the allirmative York on the 27.11., and will try to 1 8ide and Wm> H Herring being return on that vessel on its western j captain on tbe negativ ^ 8ide , he trip which will be within six days dcclintd |n favor ot - Carey Alston, after the Teutonic lands at Liver- his a88iBtant . therefore, the ques-
pool. 1
TV''riding Bells.
Will ':iW Times. VtHrcIl SI.
[tionwas discussed single handed V Mr. Holbert for the affirmative
At high noon today a large num- i
i;
and Mr. Alston lor the negative. Ti. idges mre Wm. Nichols,
.embled“at the Presbyterian church, l!ri ’ ' S P eiir PiUmRn ’ .. . , . r ‘,i , . Eunice .Mills and J. H. Mills. They whten was beautifullv decorated | J . . deei led in favor of the affirmative,
with potted plants and flowers, to ! .
. . , , , It vvas thought at first that there
witness the tying ot the knot that , , , , ,
, , would be no ib bate but the mill
made a nappy pair one lor life.! ... . , pulled on in good shape.
1 hose in attendance embraced the ,
political aspirations Secretary burnout
may have.
Nearly all the an-wers received to the circular letter sent oat hy the House
Way* and Means commit ee to im 11 v • 1 '• porters* and inaiiataeturer- intere-ted i ’.'itracttog parties were Mr. C iyler b’li ; ils rf Ad'ilph Schellsin the export tra I • strongly Lee, of ] ted by Mist Ohio* newal of the reciprocit, n d Miss Erba Webber, only G lu n 1 gite a recital bJffie^Mt^co^ress! ‘ T ’ ' ' ! " v '' v " n - com in it tee willl ile vote to verbal hear-1 h 1 i, of \V :i rsit w. \\ hen t he ]irop<i i ri M ' r n 2a. 1 lursc t o appear ings on the subject. It i* almost ••«w- l out arrived the lb bride t ' th on th- prog, .-.in ate Mi s Lucy Antain thut tbe reeult will be a'bill . Honnold Miss Tiding for a renewal of the reciprocity ... | oK#<
treaties, but there u not nmt b »m-, . | ...... 4
bility that such a bill will 1 ■ ! until after a republican pre ■ ident luki-- prt. Lii t. <• m ny usi Ion pr<>'.rain will be rendered: bisseat. , 0 , ,, eiving the re ' W. A. Mozart From London oongi -ss gets m |o
edly aotbealc information that we,,lJ ‘ n K * nd tary Olney and Lord Sali-bury 1i;ivi-! ' ‘‘ ,1 announced them man and resumed tbe Venezuelan negotiation , wile. Mis.! Belle Robinson, of this just whore they were brought up to tie itv, c.l a- hridt-o... : ! nd Don
Monroe doctrine communication, bu: i j r .
at the State department in M'ashiiigtoo. | |n . )n " t() tb(l ^ , Ii|n
Miss Erba Webber is well known
neither congressmen or newspaper men call get a word about vvba . i b'-mgl
I . , , , i . done, it may bare occurred before, People find just the help they eo much), . ur 1
Allegro.
A Night in tbe Woods J. II. Howe
Mi>s Gillum.
Violin-’cello oliligato, Messrs. McKee
and Grooms.
brolln'r oi (>, as “licst I'sutasie H. Leonard
>!i.-> I'rank.
Quartette .1 yin Ailegro, Moderato, Adnrir. Vivace.
Ilin , i im-line para- ■ ipvlngr i wo lines spurr. ■ ■- will be allowed unly
> luder.
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Pntiltshc
Attorney Hays, of Greencastle. need, in Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It furwas in the court rooh:, rejn sent-1 ni-lie- thc-desired strength by purling the family of Pearl Bn an, but f> i' 1 -. vitalizing and enriching the
he did not take any part in tin*
proceedings.
Messrs. Andrews
member to have heard vvb ;t ou --late :
..nd Sin Walling,
nt, but allowed t ol. W 1 ton to eon luct 'V.dli.igb- pi :
pherd,
tSmitli Greeneaftdf •
i young ouanhi o,j in thi city, and I J. F. Coop r went to 1 lian.ipolis department was doing in Important in- haa al : « one this morning
lernational matter* for the first time by ....
i of t b .* most c.i:\rming and nccom
>f this or any
she vvi l ti be with her into the new re; a‘Jo
l>l " >d. and tints builds up the nerves, j w.iv (if tin* European cables until tie' tun tin* stomach and regulates the j t'levelund administration came hi .-. >. , 1 !
who ■-ysteni. Bead this: 1 its my-terious policy and dark I mi'. n , o .. i tun. .n
“I want to praise Hood's Sarsaparilla, methods of conducting puidic lot in.
M \ i" e It h rtm down, aad I had the grip. ,
n« rv.:'
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nsittcraoie
n to ", b ■ ’ r the court
j will bo able to get a jury to try the
; case in (b, in pic i! • .u.i.tt.
,52 1 It woe i in N woo : ti
95 , ^
j WalUng s brother and sister wenin tin court room Monday, but
.d, my heart and nervous KjBtctn .vere :..vli> aftieted, so that I could no; 'do m ■ v i wiJrk. Our physician ga. o me s ! ■!:', bat did not cure. Ichoidn! t • . I ‘ . “i’. Sarsaparilla. Boon, d• :. y own housework. I ha\. '
m
fa j J
ure
M \joi cago Ti that • at '
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11 ANDY, mill, fu
n< 65. of the Chi u i> s it out l iminute • leillot. He
they emiM r." I imoted aft" r
court adi'itirned.
Wiiile baek.-eti w. in tin wit ness room fo: :;n hour u.d • htilf waiting for court to onv'i:e, ho was iiveiv nnd ta'kative to Gua:d
Da:: Veith, id “two >tep” 111 Or : ( Vs n,i11 t sva .
dancin, t i tue. >e!v and i
II ' i ■ i’illj with Hood's Hursy la lout tlity have done me much good. I v. ill not I • wi: Lout them. I have tahi». 1# bottle- of It il''Sarsaparilla,and t hr m,qh the bk dni; of God, it has cured mo. I worked as hard as ever the pa<t -iituner, a I I am tiiankful to say f a: i well. Hood’s Pills w hen taken c h Hood’s Hirsaparilla help very • ic’ ’ SI us. M. >1. Mr.bSKNUBH, Freehold ' . i.
This and many other cures jiri ' r i f
.1 iiuo been ttie rule during the !. three years to find out'w liat our goveru-
1 i,i :.t was doi tlirougb tile pulili-icd i u o r. !;t> of "Hit i als in foreign cm pi: s.
■ .try C.irliste hasn’t made .in f i- . ii- by le.: er to tlm : ■ i..itc mini ici ( ii I oldie Budding.- un i Grounds, j P 'sing tin* joint resolution providing or tli" erection of a bronze -iittm* of i l n. f-iiinner, formerly United biatcI,. :>r. ( a on;'of the approael"'; or
, !.i,ir , of ttie Tr airy 1 Idii.g.
wasn’t riti-ricd with',
tii a in i'
has now coi
and warm well-'
friends. Mr. Lee’s heme is at he is the repr of Strong, Leo
t j dealers in dry g: * | and is a young 1 ; standing in bu
social circles of
"lutio as it now is but :.U . , ift rgc, fine and c re w :is no plaee for tli" "tittu ,. n i^ w. rc !i. .imi - attached to tiu* ireasti > b ,. Ge i. .Spinner was a popular | , and ti e money to pay for tbi- them ; )i,.| . , . ,- ra sed by popular .-iib-erip-1 The hrib-il p-,. ■ !:ut lie ai • > w iu a reoubtiern. i home wliicl: vi
cnc.
Am
life* she sincere i host of
Asbury Blanks, colored, created great ('Xcitouient here Monday afternoon by chasing his wife around
this end of the r*ity. Jr i Blanks was intoxicated razor with which he pro] ing his better half. I protec:ion in Mr. Riiey’i tltis morning Folieen Ic ic Asbury in the I wa in fore His Honor
s my (lew b, l.illiu Allen.
■ b i t hat
and had a osi ’ earv- * ire sou ght
■louse and n Rii v
netiie. He tl'.is after- ... millinery, ure. ibl tf.
io fa all
[Fur daily l
1 «»ftav • MukI th If vv >
.. rK» tfe, 1
\rthni
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m as as ami donned their
r as any thing in the po-, make a good uppearan could be assuml, I i court room. Jackson, however, ap-
atiree
lilicul future
u \*»»
ar!y outlay best duds to
iu the,
DOOI Sarsaparilla
Is tin* one Trii" Blood Purifn'r. Alldriin-r-U. SI. Plcpari'd only by C. I. Iloori&t'o., laiwell, M; .
ilier,
' Utildr I Mood.
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• a- jierfoct healtn, lb-, , mi n ure p; rfei ti} Wise, , ; : teddy healtliy, i'l.re, re'ii a villa i- llie One True Bl 'u, 1; gives good husltii be cm uve ii upon the true foundation—pure
Tin? Keporl
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Pills are purely vegeti.ble,
nave th in there
i.ut
a.
a whole
s ile.—t lid
el
, will be un ample supply of , un< I®j’ oarpeu w
thnnolu ibar the nonjluatioo I pearcd the more ^.yj^the two. . -oeVg Pills efflSfoS.'hara.l- .-.alwaysreliable ai.d ireTietieiak tin ’ .jit.
shelves, for sale o' cap
Timjcs o.'jice.
ble : r Clo-t
ut the JlANM il