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JHJi BANNER TIMES. GREENCASIXE. INDIANA. WEDNESDAY APRIL llfiidl
E. BLAKE,
vttct SNCASTLE, I\D., General Insura n(*e. Real Estate Ami Loan
ruthlessly east out of the pen, just because he was from Jackson township. This further means as the prominent democrat intimated that Marion township was going; to lie
“WALKIN’ FOR DE CAKE."
A Societv Event and Great Suc-
cess. Horney Wins.
And the band played Zumpa
again left out in the cold this time Rnru True tliere Wlig luore Z umpa
Agent.
Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest
and that the ring is not going to let a nomination for county office go to that township. This shows the gloved hand of the democratic i gang and it will show up in the! ballots next Friday night. The townships which heretofore have been giving the large democratic majorities are to be given the cold shoulder and the ring is in the
saddle.
Call and see him before closing elsewhere.
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The defeat of Messrs. Riley and Bridges for couneilmanic nomination can in no wise be construed us any reflection on the official course of those two gentlemen. They have been faithtul members of the council for four years each ami they are now but at the end of terms that areas full of years as fall to the average lot of men. The disposition m these political days is to pass offices around and to give lint four years of office to any man, and the voting public generally stives the preference to some one else when there* are several candidates for an ofliec along with one who h is filled the ottice four years. Messrs. Riley and Bridges v.iil leave the council after having filled in a careful and painstaking manner otliees that they have held the allotted time as set by the unwritten law of American politics.
than rara in this particular hand but it played on nevertheless. The crowd was tliere. The society event of the season was in progress '‘-“L
and New York's horse pale beside the local event.
ever, and he had the crowd with him. Mr. Collins, the leader, was one of the managers and really did not come in as a contestant, though he and Miss Miles received a large number of compliments. The colored hoys and girls danced uni.il late in the evening, after the crowd had left. The event was well man and was a great success. i
show was wa8 no boisterousuess. no
! unseemly conduct, but an evening
Greeneastle society was represented. The clear skinned Caucasian touched elbows with the Dahoax'yau colored Ethiopian and everybody was happy. Greencas tie’s colored four hundred was out in force and the cheering for favorites was lively. A good sprinkling of students attended and
Jack was there.
The opera house was packed last night when the walkers marched in, the following couples participating: Hiram Collins and Miss Mamie Miles, leaders; Hugh Horney and Mrs. Moore, Will Miles and Miss Lu Nichols, Henry Tny lor and Miss Minnie Edmondson, Dan Pittman and Miss Cora Ernest. George Marshall and Mrs. Mnr\ Anderson, of Brazil, Will York end Miss Nancy Taylor, of Brazil. They went through the figures and evolutions, turning
corners and saluting in
'ol genuine enjoyment for which a quarter was well spent. The man-
agers realized a handsome profit. THE CITY TICKET.
Nominated by Republicans Tuesday. A Sure Winner. The republicans of Greeneastle turned out in force yesterday and named a th'ket that will win by a large majority next month. The contests were short and decisive in nil the wards, the hottest fight being made in the second where there were but two candidates. •In the! lirst ward the polls opened at four o’clock and by seven the closing I hour 165 votes were in the box. Of I these F. L. Landes received 125, i Geo. AY. Henton 35, and George
j Snider 5.
In the second was where the genI nine contest occurred. The polls
stvle and ' 0 P etu ' r ' 1 a * seven o’clock and were
The Question of Economy.
When great corporations are expending thousands of dollars in devices to save time, labor and materials,
there is evidence enough that this is an age of economy. We wish to put the strongest emphasis upon tfie
economical features of tlie
Majestic S
This Range is the greatest saver of fuel, food and of woman’s strength and nerves. It brings the cost of cooking down to the minimum and keeps it there. No w onder it is turning the cook-stove business upside down, because it is a revelation in its way.
The Majestic is no experiment; took 30 years to perfect it. COOPER BROS. HARDWARE! CO. acts
IF WE COULD DESCRIBE OUR NEW DESIGNS OF WKL.LPMPBR
J kept open about thirty minutes.
fast, and furious
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Publisher Manutfintf Editor
Address all communications to The Dairy Hannkh Times, Greeneastle. Ind.
TAX-i-Avrus in Putnam are now rounding up a season of paying increased taxes for value not received. From all quarters comes the e ouplaint over the poor condition of roads that are being repaired by favored contractors. Twelve thousand dollars is a large sum to waste during these hard times for nothing. If tliere was something to show as a nstilt it would not lie so bad, but in Putnam there are no results under democratic rule.
Telephones. COUNTING ROOM editorial room
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For President, Win. McKinley, Of Ohio.
In the city ticket nominated on Tuesday by the republicans three good, clean men have been chosen. They are republicans to the core and will when elected conduct the business of the city safely and economically. The candidates won ; in a fair ami square contest in all I tlie word-, large votes being polled.
There should lie no s:
Everybody can’t win in an election and the best plan is to submit gracefully. This is being done and
manner that was full of beauty j
i . -v 11 ho votin
.-r; r - * r > jones* drug store-
was ever shown by sewn couples 1
£ ' George Hathaway received 66 votes
than those or last evening, urnier I ”
the direction of John Townsend, j rtnd j! ‘ mes J{rid ^ 09 56 ' ^r. Bridges
moved the election be made unani mous which was done. In footing up iho total vote in this ward the
floor master.
single figure movements. Each couple had a special figure and as they walked and saluted, the judges, Lee Hughes, of Brazil, Tom Graham, Greeneastle, and Cor-
win Ernest,
tlie points. After another company drill tlie couples lined up at ! the end of the hall awaiting the de- 1 cisiou of tlie judges. Then came;
clerks made un error of live votes. They announced the result as (50 for Hathaway and 61 f ir Bridges. There were 122 votes cast and the figures as given by the clerks would
Indianapolis, scored
show a total ot 127. i he correct i total was 122 and of these Mr. Hathaway received 06 and Mr.
Bridges 56.
In tin third ward a big vote was
the applause. Each couple ^ J lle(1 tber „ be}ng four candidates its friends and the wails shook with !: 4 . , , ri _ , i; t
the contestants' names. The one
predominating cry, however, was Horney. In his full dress suit, patent leathers, red boutoniere, snowy shirt front with diamond ornament, Mr. Horney was an idyl in black. A plug hat, a eanc and
a proud austere smile completed!..' -. .,. r . spots.' 1 ' . Lean at the May election, the combination and Hugh was ir | , , , . , ‘ .
, , , and do the right thing, resistible. The ladies showered ; omiles on him, the men cheered j him and the gallery went wild over
in tlie field. They began voting at four o’clock, continuing until seven. The result was as follows: John C. Browning 85, Ben Hayden 25, John Riley 21 and M. M. Chittenden 18. The ticket i* a good one from top to bottom and should receive t he earnest support of every repub-
Vote it
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Ilopubllrnn «>>iiii«T1uii»iiI<- Ticket. First " artl. , FRANK I,. I.ANDES. Second Ward. GEORGE HATHAWAY. Third Ward. JOHN C. BROWNING.
Send news to Telephone 95.
The democrats are winding up this week the hitteiest local fight thev have ever had for county office. The lenders are working all kinds of tricks on the candidates and there is a grim determination to have certain men win whether or no. A great many good democrats will not go to the polls they claim, being disgusted at the interference of the ring. The ring candidate will win.
the prospect is fora grand republi-
can vietorv in May. ' The republ. ; hin \ a, d his P* rtner ! ^ rB ‘ i Mn ' ,re ’
cans of Greeneastle owe it to their j the letter greatly assisting him friends in Putnam county to put! I he judges gave Mr. Horney and forth their strongest efforts from 5l>’ s - '‘loore the first prize, ^2.50 in now on until the city election. Sue gold ; Mr. Marshall and Mrs. Au-
“A Turkish Hath.”
.Merry maidens anil beaux Are fond of good sheaux
To enliven life-’ wearisome | ath.
For a gni d hearty laugh
None eipuil.s !>y haugli
The delightful -/ Turkish Bath. - At the opera house Saturday, April 4.
cess is assured hut the quality of j derson, of Brazil, captured the! that success is what should he the 1 cake as second prize. All the eouwateh word. Make the majorit.es, l’^ 68 h-nd favorites and it
Attend the entertainment at Baker & Browning’s hall this evening at 7:30
was a o’clock under Hie an-pieesof the Locust
,h, wanl. h,.!. „,„k. i„ I li.sl .» -Us. The pop,,. |
local polities. This is a republi- uw de mand was for Horney. how-
can year and republican majorities should be heavy. The republicans of Greeneastle have a splendid ticket. Give it a splendid majority.
So far nothing has been done, that has been officially reported, concerning that $(500 stone crusher that is rotting its life away on the banks of Deer creek. The taxpayers are grumbling about it and want to know the why and where fore of this democratic extrava gance. This is on a par with the other democratic legislation that the democratic party has given us in'this county. The people want a change and are going to have it.
March
A -pleadid musical program by Walker Bro>.. Mi - Grogan. MissGilham and Miss Ella Joslin will lie given together aith spo, i lii's hy Mayor Birch, Dr.
April, May are most emphatically the
Gubin and Mr. Fiv-d Hixson.
THEIR DEFENSE.
Jackson and Walling Cases Take
a New Turn-
in a special to the Indianapolis Journal it is said that the attorneys in the Jackson and Walling cases have builded a strong defense in ' behalf of the prisoners. A prominent criminal lawyer of Cincinnati says: “The theory of tlie defense is that neither of the men was the murderer. The defense will us sumi' that wiien I’earl Bryan cam'' to Cincinnati she was induced to go to a physician, who is really tinguilty party. She died while under
the influence of drugs.
“Neither Jackson nor Walling was present at the time, bin were sent for and thn atened with exposure by the physician unless they would at once dispose ot tlie body. Jackson threatened to involve the operator, and the three joined in the after proceeding®. George Jack son tells a straight story. Tip* only circumstance which will mitigate against his evidence is that he lias not related the truth of his
meeting with Jackson, of the matter is he
quaiuted with the physician, and the theory of the del- use is that, fearing he would he criminally involved, prepared and shrewdly gave to an ollicer a story which «as calculated to cover Ins criminal knowledge. If you look over the list of
C\-\JE7. nn'isiili (Jl:« XHW&l->RlKa HTATS BONNETS
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c<^ MRS. C. M. SHORT’S, <^* . . I’KICES TO St IT Abl, . . . SCO CHAltGEl K< Hi TRIMMING. Mch. i5i-1 m. < ur. Vine and Walnut Sts.
PHYSICIANS FIND
AH People Not Alike.
A letter-carrier said hi- wife liked eotlec so well and seemed to really need it nt bieakfast, it was too bad for the doe:or to order her to discontinue it. He told her tint her bad complexion, dyspepsiiv, tiers lioness, and occasional imlpit.,tion of the bean all came from cause uid that v as coffee drinking. The good man went on further to say: “My eltild, if you were as strong as your husband and had the mile, of outdoor walking to do that be has daily, you could drink one eup of eoflee or perhaps two, at bieakfast and dinner without any very bad eli'eets, but the same poisonous alkaloids exi -t ir eoffee a- are found in tobacco, whiskev, strychnine and morphine There n not so great a proportion of them in coffee as m other drugs, but a sullleient amount exists to ser uusly injure anyone whose constitution is a little below par. All of these drugs can be used fer a time by perfectly healthy people, but
The Home < oluntbian dub met with Fred B.ael: last evening. The main feature of the program was a general diseu-.-ion of George Elliott and her
Ix-nmnn Thompson’* “01,1 ItoniL-Meiifl." There will be enacted on the boards of the opca house next Thursday night Denman Thump son’s charming pastoral story, “Tlie
Old Homestead.” That this play body freely, hut accumulate in the blood, j He was booming Mr. Sboltz for rtnom-
m - In for taking a good blood purii cr, works, which was made very interestb las-* tho system is now most in need ; mg. Refreshment were served. of "t a a medicine, and liecause It more | —— quickly r spends to medicinal qualities. ! Deputy state treasurer Zaring saw In . nor impurities donot pass out of the j many of the local politicians yesterday. .. .1** 1 , ■ t si#, • i ns 11 I it f , i ill t li I I r * r 1 III, 11*.» • Vi i \ m s t , i v Vft* kJlwvlt-*# f*,, •• r s. ■ k 1
il their use i- persisted in long enough.
The fact j the huinan bouy tlnsljy giv s evidence was well ac-1 ,,l< ’ , * u '’ st, ‘ ;l dy poison, and
many people who do not know this fact die because of their unnatural habits. If you could use a hot drink in the morning made from the nourishing grams Unit nature lias provided for Hie use of man, it would satisfy your appe-
tite and nourish your body.”
A wholesome, delicious hot drink of tin- kind that, old doctor referred to is
Humes subpeuaetl on behalf of the j found in Fostum eoflee, made motion for a postponement you will grains by tlie IN-turn Oreal ( I.iiu. sec that tlie defense assumes the °! '‘ 'h.: it brews the
ri. n colore; Java or Moehn. ha> grand
truth of George Jackson’s story. It contains a number of men who
fragrance ami the pungent taste is demanded b,i all coll’ce drinkers. \’o
v. ill attack the reputations of both poisonous alkaloids are found Imre, and t hester Mullen, the hyery man and man is only safe when lie sticks to naJaekson himself, ! tore’s food, furnisliel by tiie Creator 'They have already procured | l ,rr ’ >:l, 'cd in a noniber of different ways,
is destined to live many years after! its author has been gatbeied unto! his fathers, is conclusively shown when, year after year, its annual engagements attract larget au
April
i lation and found the sentiment here generally favorable to his chief, inas- ! niueh as delegates think the treasurer
i is entitled to a renomination along with ! the other stale candidates.
The best medicine to purify, enrich and
dienees than it previous ones, and | vitalize tbe blood,and thug give strength
Uncle Joshua Whitcomb’s
Miss Anna Hay went to Terre Haute ! today.
parilla. Thousand* take it as their Spring Bert Crane, Tom Nelson and Win.
increasing circle of friends is bung Medicine, and more are taking it today Baggly, si, ma-ons. have secured
constantly recruited from among the boys and girls of today ; who in his rugged manhood acd sterling worth see traits of character which they not only admire, but in many instances seek to emulate. The play
than ever before. If you are tired, “out of
work for the summer from UieL. E. W.
from the county prosecutor a Iran-j I',’ , lh 1 " il rod
* u.oim will i()il'f\v i,In* (.li>(*otitinuance of
script of the p.oeeeoingd in the | uri)lutUH|l (lr , nks 1U1(1 ,he substitution Hamilton county criminal courts therefor of the Cereal food drink. Us in which these men were concerned.! use will tell the facts mere plainly in' Jackson’s alibi will purport to re-1 tl,e ^ od y than words can be made to late time, circumstances and inci-! “ Xim ‘ ss ' <; toeer- furnish it and ex,w>r-
ieoee teaches that it goes about three
times as far as coffee.
It's good lock to Wear something new on Easter Sunday, especially if it comes from LangtlotiV dry good* More. 142-51
sorts,” nervous, have bad taste in the \'o need to go without something new
itself is the embodiment of truth, | morning, aching or dizzy head, sour | on Easter Sunday, when you see the
! of human workaday folk, untheatri- t machund feel all run down, a convao j upu.k.s and piles of new goods of all
A ruoMi.NFX i d moerat was over-1 l ’ a T carrying its lesson without o- H jod’sSaraaparilla will | ut your i .m ts at Laugdon’s. Headquarters for
ladies’ fancy goods and notions.
, , . .. i preaching it and it raav lie lion
heard to say nt tli" wind up lust 1 , estly said, that no one can see “1 he
Saturday that Jackson and Marion | qj.,' Hm(ipg t ea , r without being the
cou d be depended iij>"n to come upj Better for meing it. with their usual democtatic tna-!
Jorities this year and that they Ka,ter eggs bandsomely dye,,. gilded J '■ t ; ami hand jiainteu for aale 2 for o o. anu needed nothing in the way ' on to lo c each at the Epworth League (ices. This is patent from the fact entei-taininent tonight in Baker A
that the leading candidate for Browning’s hall. if.
aheritf on the deino ratie ticket was | ^ew kid gloves from Langdon’s are
nulled oil'a week or bo waes .qijd | nice to wear Fa-tcr. 112-51.
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b i.iy in good order and make yoe. irong ami vigorous. It ia the ideal Spring Midiel.i ! and .rue nerve tonic, because
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dents that followed every moye that Jackson made. I have no doulit hut that Jackson and Walling cut off the head of the girl. If they | did the)- can be only held for hav |
itsg maimed a corpse.”
For .Sal©.
and lot on Poplar street run-
ning throu^li to Seminary street, lately j occupied by Mrs. Banning. Offered at low price and favorable terni*. No
RemiHi. Tall ike story. Dade. No .agents. Address Et.i Lilly, A vast mass of direct, unimpeachable i ! *'' feridlan sticet, nbrtb, Indianapo.
li*. I ud.
testimony proves beyond any possibility i of doubt that Hood's Sarsuparillrt actually does perfectly and permanently
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Whai I* the Matter?
. Are you ennstipated ? Do von have
eyre diseases caused by impuro blo.-d., tek beadaclie* ? 1* your Nervous sysIts record of cures is unequalled and tern, liver or Kidneys , nt of orderV If these cures have often been accomplished ! “V* enre vonrsclt by using Wright’s
Hood’s SarsaparilSa
( elery Tea. It improves the eomplex-
I Itr A modern - otruce in crod location ou (lfter otlle ,. p reiwrationri , ia ,, .
West \\ asnington street. Ktglit room* | ,. 1 “o. 1 nee Jo cents sold bv Albert including hath. Reasonable rent, in-i Hood s 1 ills cure all liver .Us, bilious- ( Allen, Druggist. h'J-wk.Aw
j quiro of IWlstreet A Vestal. WOtf ! 'css, jauu.liee, indigesiou, sick bend-
I ache.
An elegant wrap from Langdon’s is j just the thing for Easter and it, wont Wanted—Girl for general bouse work,
i i ost much.
142-51 i Address Box 4!)J, Greeneastle.
InthaOnoTrue Itlood Purifier. All dniKkists.#1. i 'file.Monon lias been putting on a lut Beautiful Kai Kai wasli silks wortii Preparedon^liyc. I. Bonds bewell. Mas*, j ^f freiglit ears, built by Haskell & ' 10 cent* at Langilons this week fer 23
'cents. 1 l2-3t, i
hood’s Pills
au pie Barker of Michigan City.
lu’’ jirejMired. lo ceiitn.
“A T««rki»li Hath,*'
There’s little Tummy McGrath— His face as long as a lathe— When Ids friends ask him whyV
He commence* to cry
He missed seeing \ Tiirkislt Buth” At tlie opera house Saturday, April 4,