Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 April 1896 — Page 2

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iiA VNER T1MKS. GII t* ILN C ASX LE. I^DIAIS'/l / t-^SGA V APKTL‘>I lsi)(>

CEO. E. BUKE

WASHINGTON LETTKli

Vv *

Greencastle, Inu., General

u> enable him to maintain bis lead.j °“ l |ro,k *’

The piobahinties at tliis tioie point 1 ^ 1< * “Obi bolka concert at I.ot«> McK'nlev’s nomination on the cus * Street M. E. t humb was well the latest political GOSSIP first or second ballot.'’ patronized last evening and those from the CAPITAL.

attending received the worth of

Tin New York >’«« says : “It is 'their money. The singing geog- iiiirrmtinK Duingit »f rukite Mm, ami a

a fact of no trifling importance toiraphv lesson was a splendid illus-

nisur;im*(%

tlie democratic part that the Hon. 1 tration of the old time methods of

Real Estate And Loan

David B. Hill of New York has learning and n citing lesson-, the

said squarely in the senate that the lesson of last evening winding up

The Dmh%m Will.

( mwfordsvllle A rtf us NNws

The celebrated Duihnm ease has come to a close in the circuit court, •lodge Harney have rendered a judgment for the defendants on

I.Uh of spiee Here no.. There n. Seen Die jury’s special finding Of facts. I’.v Otir Special Correapomlert Notes, I ht Suit W US hlOUglit i*y .lohfl ^1. luchienu, Kte. Schultz, assignee, in behalf of the

creditore of the late *Vm. il. Dur-

CATARfJ

4>ent.

Money Loaned

money from the recent bond sales with Putnam county, Greencastle

had been necessary to pay the current expenses of the government unprovided for by the deficit-mak-ing Wilson tariff. This honorable repudiation of the Mugwump pretence that the sole purpose of these

At St Very LO'W bond sales was to maintain the Kate of Interest treasur - v * oId reserve wus nece99ar >

before the democratic party could

again turn an honest face to the I duntly not prepared with the same countrv whose affairs it has been care that the first round was, for administering; and it is well for all j some of the singers had Scotland

w AsniNOTox. April in.]'-.'.,. ham. They wanted to have set

•ui I Hi >■ \V’'nut \( n itctti ang ( ievcland « ki.Hlergiirten. eal .‘il j afe j ( j e a jpy,} 0 f conveyance to the i .. u;,.u r,.im u ...,i telT , r< Hilaiv Herbert i- in disgrace *biiliani Inns lor l,lt>.> a( us °G L

a.Hl Hokey Smith i- afraid thst ir will valuable land in the northern part |L be bis nun next. Hilary’s disgrace of the county. The complaint ubj^Q

w a-brmialit ahour. by Ins having gi vi-n j leged that in 1881) " i pedagogue Cleveland false reports as conveve( j t | le ] um j

to the eiinditinn of atV.iies at his home. |

Annie Laurie which was followed by a round entititled ■Thinter’s Song.” This was well given by the older ladies, the central alto being especially vociferous. Great

BRAZILiJ

InstantP

tlio ravage, p

Catarrh. \ t j.l truo Balsi® | marvelouK hJ !: ‘PT power actiT only known i edy that p e il trate s to the bidden ^ .1 this im j disear 0. It qull ly destroys >\ nests of microt] beats the uij and restores!

nensos c.f smell, taste and h ji

.•ipplause followed and another He odd Mr Cleveland that the free si 1-j

it L.is been used over lO \ • J 2 . t tteds and private f: m . J

>iysici:in8 and. Spi <

round was given, land’s Burning”

This was "Scotbut it was evi-

i.ie one infallible remedy in I

lure for Catarrh. ' ’

Call and see him before clos-

ing elsewhere.

M;. Durham in controversy

to the defendants without any ap-

ver democrats of Alabama were more I P l " ec * a ^ e consideration. That it

noisy than numerous and that the re- was agreed between th _ _ ■m prini irif- would -bow the state keep the matter a secret lest if ; ^..’ning: ii weeks* treatment t]

.•.v..w i ,elm i ,:g , y for sound ^ might affect his credit and that "

ile - sorrv now be i dd that, and be , , .. , • - ^ «

. , • , , , , , ^ long alter tbe transfer Mr. Durham

won t forget the baif hour lie spent . 11* i 'i,.ir,.i.,ii.i iii*,..i* I, i,....,1 r>,u . continued

OTti over night. Cuit m CTuum

ewmlimtos. <2nlck;> ,

m possession an 1 e: • ttrippe Andtadceu ail i* . •

DAILY BANNER TIMES

t v afternoon except Sunduy «it flie Hannkk i’imbs oiiU’e, corner Vine anil Franklin sTeiTs.

that it has come from so eonspicu-' pretty well burned down before the "ith Mr. Cleveland after it beenmej- t-'“ A .™-

,.!i«wn that the silver ilcmixrat bad ct-ed all the rights of owinu !iip. j ' .^.mo! i • * i ptu red tie State brig and i aggage., They further claimed that in keep- 1 t-wVot.fM, ^P'-'tl cm Hokey Smith has brought the-ame re-1 it ,g , | )4 , uiatter ol , thc r( . ( . 0 , ljs lie I TypbfjidaodScarletFoveralnjj

ous and untlineliing a democratic J waiter ui rived, and the result was politician as Senator Hill.’' 1 the harmony was rather shy. it

lor display advi rtlaniKnts niurt Be Hiided in By 10 o'clock a. in. each day. Ucadujr advcTtisoinonts n il! l>u received each day to 1 o’clock ’>. in.

the rounds about Georgia, ami, at ■ - ’ ‘ stage. A marvelons rem The />e///orru/and the /V - j were among the liest selections of cx-SiaaikerCrisp am) other silver demt>- ' 1 ' ' n ' ‘ " >,r ‘ ,w *-«tge sun.-. vJ.: fconi** Of troital,. ^ Inret«I

, vemng. D. C. i »!

last week had

city business affairs yet neither of! the bill for a solo but he failed for trustworthy than those of Hilary Her- gotten but for his supposed acres.

AU eomnnmlcations «!iou)d be sitfned with therHiio’of the writfi; not neecMij,ri!tor puBlioitlon, but as ‘ vldeuce of Rood fa t!i. Aitonyraous comuiuuicatlons can n it bt nofct»d. «

Where delivery is o rctfular }*B‘ase report »am<- pnmiptlx pulucaf ion oOB .

them ex pin med why taxes have not | some reason and Lev. Moore took been reduced in Putnam county the solo part. Mr. Moore sings along with a heavy reduction in well, lias a good voice and used the county ollicers’ salaries. The , quite an amount of artistic expresIhiuocr if publishes an alleged .-ion. An accordion solo received table of caucus figures and seeks an encore on abrupt notice. The to show that it amounts to any old lady playing the solo wasn’t

thing. Tlie prcscii* salary ordt Bpcelmen copies mailed free on ai'|ilicatlon. , nsoc wa- adopted by a Bve to one

sates or subscription. soli in council, Mr. Bandi l being

. ; l ; 1 the only one to vote against it. lie

• id been drawing * H00 per year Pci a-eeii hy Carrier 10 f „„ m fh „ cotllltv

atid never voted

so old us she looked, however. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Mi-Nell atior led const.h-rahle genuine pleasure in their duett—‘ file Model Church.” Perhaps no one lias ever accused Mr. McNeil of having taught music

bert. Mr. Cleveland i- just beginning j The trial three weeks ago, occupied to realize that the silver d.-moerats are 8evel . al daV8 and wne bitter], conm leii more likely to control the Chi- , ^ .

! tested. I he answers I the turv to

ongo convention than be is, amt tlie J - realizatinri hasn't all ied to hi- ainia-1 11 iuterrogatives were bility. favorable to the defense and the j The last appropriation bill i- now be- : court sustained them in his verdict fore the House and will be passed this j dedari that the . tlaljP , Vr |, a ,i

— ’ ’riieu the Hoase will only hav 1

from tin

When delivery ts made by eanter, nil side- against reducing this princely sal- in ids younger days, but such is a ■ortptton aooounta ui • i >1 aid to them ai i , » , , itK-y cult i.mi i. .e!i>t toiMn,. ary: it was not too la“ge in Ins fact. Applause followed the songs

Greencastle

week.

to act • it the senate iimeiidment to those impropriation bills which have not yet Ixieu finally disposed of before being ready for adjournment. Republicans in tlie llen-e have no fear of Senator Gorm in’s threat that the prestn coagresa*" ill he arraigned on the stum|) as j do not hmg btsly. In fact, they lope the smoerat- will make ueh an attempt. 'J'he record of the present House bus never been excelled for busi-

been altogether legal nnd without

fraudulent intent.

KeU«vea PISes anil Vonstipatf o* er sdght. For Constipation 1 a: forBi’iOS. 11 does all t lie g" at “1 promptly, yet it is uo nurati P relievea the inflammation, l t r rdoes the rest* It is wortM s' eigbt in goltl in every fainj

, o .i ; botl

■a • iulsi/. .5 ;255v, Ask for Circu

by Druggists.

B, F. .JACKSON <V;ro|

SNDIANAPOLIS, Rl

! judgment but when be got in the of tnie worthy couple.

ADVERT ISING RAILS, council he immediat* ly* wanted to belles of forty years ago, made a' nt . s ,.ij K ,. prove,f i.v. and tae more the

reduced salaries. His “reform"’ef-' great hit and they were recalled, ib moerats say about the failure of eonforts were so gauzy, however, that They sang tunefully. The Lang ,- r ” 1 relieve the treasury, the nion-

them serious consid-

lUSIM.AV,

Ptfi* Inch, first insertion .... cts. “ “ each sulisequcnt insertion 5 cts. ** “ per month $1*00

don flute duett was a treat. One i‘•"• ,litubie ' vil1 s <T' ,!,r ^ ; " aion of tl,e

, , , , , . House iu iinuiipllv passing the revenue ot the gentlemen blew his (lute to ‘ .

no one gave

U u truntced position chnrBed ffi per cent to . ’ T , i .1

ISO I el leal ex 11*11. Position not BMltninleeil oration. How mucll has tneeountv wl mV- ee-u lie tlie 11 lino 1110 imiv eel . . . foriutvertlsements of les- tlnin 5 Indies. No 1 • x, ,, . , , , , tuntl hi II t hut tailed ln t he senate, discount tor t mo < o space; five per e<nt al- saved to tux pavers since Mr. Kan- the northeast, and the other to the .... , . ... ,,

1 1 he conclusion rf tlie House conunH- , del was drawing ^l.iOO per year southwest hut they got there just u -e on Wavs and Means not to report a

READING NOTICES | . . , i . . . , . L , . 1 , ,

ami Air. Denmans salary now oi . the same amt inailc some genuine lull provKlmg tor a restoration of the

fmr^ehtlnrid arw!-upkwA*TlinV“s|X‘. .*2400 • Not a cent. \\ here has ! good musie. There is a tip alloat reciprocity policy original ext by the

JZJgZZJSZjX ,.W* OHKm*— <• “ | •h»t .hoy mod to in their ynunge, y ol “« ! ' Tlwre ** »*.ti«»it•»»«•««•;.uj-fc t>uy occsiouniiy for th.-

: |. 4 « " i to show for it. Some one is getting light fantastic. They were heart i erotic tariff bill, k on all four with

it and the tax-payers, who are now K- encored, anil tespouded; their eommou sense. The hearings befor-

hakrv M.sMtTii! ....M«mi«inii Editor paying heavier taxes than when work was one of the best features the committee left no doubt that public /ddretsalloniniuunicatiousto Mr. Handel was getting $4500 iter ot * t h e program. Mrs. Moore ap sentiment lavors. a return r.. the reci TaaDAturliA^ERTt^.^ year, want to know who is getting: peared in a solo, singing 1'eauti-^ ^MutTiu

the swag. The c ity of Greencastle i fully a quaint hallad. Miss Sideha

too arst eno

T elepliones. COUNTING ROOM 62 EDITORIAL ROOM 95

nttice, the committee wisely decided

is the best governed city in Indi- Starr followed in recitation work 'not to waste time iu preparing a bill

For PresUliTit, Win. McKinley, Of Ohio.

Ill PI Hl.lCAN IOIMV TICK IT.

For Reoresentive, A. H. MOOKE, Of Clinton.

ana. AH the laws are observed : She showed admirably the differ atm putting it through tlie republican business is transacted with dig- erenee between the elocution of to- only to have it hung up by the

. . . a . . I , , , .... non-descript senate, as the revenue

path; we have the ^est fire depart- day and that ol toity years ago. . j.jq um

was. or vetoed by Mr. <'leve-

nient i 11 ll"-’ state; the best streets, yjessrs. Lliis, Moore, Hughes and land if it got through the senate. Becigood lights, ami the best water pro Higert gave twoquarteite selections procity will come along with tlie other tection of any city of tliis size in closin< r ti unique and enjoyable pro- K l,0, l things which will follow the res-

gram. There was a good atlend S of ll “' r ^ lb,i ^ ns ,0l0 "-

trol ol all branches of the government.

Representive Grosvenor, of Ohio, i-

onc of tlie heavy hitters on the repub-

the country. These things cost money, hut Greencastle pays mini-

For Treasurer. JAMKS MATTHEWS, < if Ci reeneastle.

For Sheri fl", DAM HI, W MACY, Of Jcfi'erson.

For Asse.-sor. FORD SCKHINER, Of Russell.

For Surveyor. FRANK WM.LIAMS, I it Warren.

For < 'oroner, DR. W. F. SI MMERS, (if Franklin

For Commissioner, 2nd District, J. 0. RE AT. Of Marion.

For < omniis-ioner.2rtl Ilistrict, LYl FROrs S’l’ON ER, Of Washington.

Ite|iiililleuu 4 ontielliiiaiilr Tltki l. First Ward. FRANK L. I.ANDES. Second Ward. OEORHE HATHAWAY. Third Ward. .1011N < . MROWNINTi.

mum or fair prices for all her improvements. What do democrats mean by ‘ reform”? Do they want to go hack to dark nights, muddy streets, no library, no tire protection, frequent street brawls and drunken Saturday carousals? If

llonieneeUtMV l-.Xfmr*ioii8.

Vandal la line will sell Home-| li ‘ ,a " of tht! Hou,e - -nd he struck

a knock out blow when he said to tlie democratic side of the House: ••You

The

seekers exeursior. tickets to points iu tltc west, south, southwest anti north-

west, good going on the following dates : ! “ re l ,uritl - vze(1 b - v I 0 "* own " tt ” r

April 7, 21 and May :». Rate will be dc " ,, - v - The K™ 1 fei,t " r ‘' k '‘* ! about one fare for the round irin, plus ! of Grover Cleveland-the , ! *2. For further particulars call on or i 01,l - v fe ' unre ,hut ' vil1 411V ‘- him f,on ' they do let them reduce the finan- a ,, (1| . oss j. s< boWLIN(ij Apt>

ciul income of the city so that

KgS* ami Ont» els.

Mrs. Ewing gave the class an interesting talk upon the preparation

of eggs yesterday.

A vital principle in cooking eggs is, that they should be cooked gently. To test an egg, place in bowl of cold water; if fresh, it will go at once to the bottom and rest on its side; if a little stale it will go end downward, then fall over; it very stale, will stand on end. Eggs are most digestible, when most palatable. The less yon beat the eggs for scrambling the finer tlie flavor. The dishes prepared were of the finest order. For an orange omelet, Ik;*1 separately the whites and yolks of two eggs. To the yolks add two teascpoonful 8 ol orange juice, one half teaspoonful orange extract, and one of pulverized sugar. Huvo ready a hot sauce pan, coated with incited but ter. Mix the whites and the yolks and put into the pan. After cooking for two or three mitnites, place into a moderately, hot oven and bake for about tec minutes. Fold gently and sprinkle with powdered sugar. Serve while hot. A shirred egg is not only artistic in appearance, but what is better, delicious in flavor, 'j'he ladies were quite enthusiastic in their praise of

the dainty dishes,

Wednesday s-lesson will be postponed until four o’clock.

Indiana, Dfciiui' and Weslti : hi:

shoHT UNE KAST utt i -I

A direct and -liKrt line bet \x * , attiipt'Hs anil St. I.i.tii-,

Daily lTiro> eh Sleeping :.Mi i‘. Far Service .

i be o\-|.v LINK l<11lining' Tlirnneli - . uti'l llccllniits ' hair t:ais Helw.'i ii i in u

ti. • .nn .... Dewtur, SprlnKfiefi! e-.' vh soi,vile*. Illinois. Toanjfrom '.'uin. v.

it: nnl awA Keokuk, In., nith iui

ins; i lie train.

JNCk S. Oea. 1'iiss'irr. A Kent.

LAZARUS.) liHliaimpolUJ

GREENCASTLE GETS IT•

The

Joint KeTjj-«**e»UMitn** ID p i'onvenVtwi l<> Come IB i« .

Greencastle i-< a favorite com lion city and its east ccessl <jood hotel facilities make it ..I iv km ght after by the snirounf counties. The follmving

call is explatuirory :

The delegates ihessn b\ ill " ri'is can-of t lay. Mvmtgoinery ami l’>.i eminties to nouv'miite a . .lelnliz 1 j hi; i q.ic-eiitaf:ve. are b rel . .

Sekp news to Telephone 95.

Greencastle can enjoy none of the privileges and can put down none of the evils mentioned above. Then we siinl! have true democratic “re form.” Putnam county has had democratic “reform” for years, and that is about all she has had. She has no improvements and never will have under democracy. The only man in Putnam county who dared propose a reduction in sal aides and who eventually worked a salary bill through the legislature, has been dropped like a hot brick bv tlie democratic salary grabbing court house gang, which gang in the late primary election took tlie five principal offices on the county ticket and gave the country fellows tnree insignificant places. This is a great record with which logo before Greencastle voters and cry

“reform.”

Spring IVledicine

The St. Louis Globe-Democrat, which has all along manifested a disposition to treat all of the republican presidential candidates with the utmost fairness, reviews tlie contest at length and concludes from the most trustworthj* information obtainable that McKinley is reasonably sure to receive the votes of at least half of all the delegates so far chosen. “From almost the beginning,” it says, “he has had as many delegates as all the

other aspirants put together. In! South Carolina. Florida, Mississippi j the states vet to choose repreaenta- and Louisiana at ubiut one half the tnes to SL Louis the Ohio man is rp K' l,lar r iU *- For further I'^'-iculnra I

Five of the democratic candidates for olfice are from Greeneastle township—the home of the

court house ring.

future contumely—is that when the bill | to repeal the great revenue-producing, j imlu-try-propagating lurill law was presented to him, he said : ‘My name shall never disgrace its pages.’ You are attempting to [dace in contrast an | administration that paid $250,000,000 of • the public debt with one that borrowed $200,000,000, and now trembles eaeh | day lest the telegram brings the news

Your blood in Spring is almost certain to 'hat the gold so burrowed is drifting

be full of impurities — the aceumula- acro.-s the water.

tion of the winter months. Bad ven- Se< retary Dowling, of the National tilation of sleeping rooms, impure air league of republican clubs, whose headin dwellings, factories and shops, over-j , lUa| . terg ar( . at Chicago, is in Washingeating, heavy, improper foods, failure tollou leaKll e business. His position of the kidneys and liver proporlv to do , ,, , .... .. , . .. . 1 * .« ‘rives him * xcellent laiihtir-lor know-

extra work thus thrust upon them, are , , .

the prime causes of this condition. It IJ1 « t, “‘ f end of -entnnent among the is of the utmost importance that you l!,ll k and tile of republicans, and lie

| says that nearly all the requests for political literature, which are now being received from every section of the ] country, at tiic league headquarters, i ask for tariff speeches and say that the ! most important question of the campaign will l»e protection. He says that

Now, as when warmer weather comes and comparatively few requests are rethe tonic effect of cold bracing air is ceived Umineial literature. One of gone, your weak, thin, impure blood M| . ,,„ wlj ol)j , ( . ls Wa-h-will not furnish necessary strength. ^ That tired feeling, loss of appetite, will Is to arrange for a Supply of open the way for seVious disease,ruined ] congressional speeches for distribution.

•Furors Dtawii. The jurors for thc loming term of 1’utnam circuit court have been drawn as follows: 'V.S. Burris Cioverdale James H. McCoy “

Floyd

H> reeneast le .Jackson < linton

Purify

Your Blood

to meet in delegate eonviiti a

ittlee. in

mayor - ortlec. in the eii\ f '• eustie, on Thur-sbiv. \|ni. . ' id 2:H0i.’eloek |>. >n. f ir the pin?*!

selecting -ueh candidate.

Cull C.onv< "iii'in. Notice i- hereby given that tiicl publican Joint Henatoi - the counties of Hendrick- in d I’ni will be belli at the mavor's “li'f Gnameastle, Tburwbiy. Apiil l>kl il in ::!<l a. in. '.i is lies!l i>e a full t' Midnnce of lb It ; alternates ami republicans I i 1)a\ n> 11 i..okt| ( nurinaii Hendrieks i < Tiai 1 .' is B. * ( bairman I’utiiam ■ •"I

Person ally tondurted r.M-e-sionj

Cnllforuln.

Via the < bieago. Union

Ninety «’ev Cent.

health, or breaking out of humors and 1 impurities. To make pure, rich, red

blood Hood’s Sarsaparilla stands un- , :l ^ people need to take a courso equalled. Thousands testify to its ; of Hood’s Sarsaparilla at this season to

merits. Millions take

it as ihfir prevent that run-down and debilitated

Spring Medicine. Get Hood’s, because ' condition w hich invites disease. The

S«‘ttler> lint oh via th*? Vanci alia Une. On the first Tuesday of oat h month the Vandalia line will sell one way! tiekets to points in Kentucky, Teiuie--j j see, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina !

money invested in half a dozen bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla will come back with large returns in the health and vigor of body and strcngli of nerves. • Hood' Fills are easy to buy’, easy to ; take, easy to operate. Cure all liver

Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists, ft. ids. 25 cents.

Prepared only hyl'. I. Hood &('o., Lowell, Mass.

Hood’s

Sarsaparilla

Jam •- F. Christy.... F. B. Graham John T. Jones Oran Perkins

Joseph A. Thomas “ Thome- F. Bn^tian.. Jeflerson Add D. Chew Washington Harvey H. Crow Monroe William Dill- Madison W. R. Grogan.. Greencastle

Th» .State Convention.

The great republican state convention will meet (Ai May 7, in In dtanupolis. The meeting will perhaps last over two days. The fol lowing are Putnam’s delegates: Jackson and Floyd, C. S. Kurtz; aU

terate, J. 11. Watkins.

Franklin L. Stanley; alternate,'!'. A.

stultz.

Russell, John Burnsides; alternate M. W. Ford ice Monroe, Chas. Reeves; alternate, Simpson O’Hair. Marion anu Fox Ridge, E. M. Denny; alternate, John W. Ragan. Greencastle township, Ii. V. Corwin, A. O. Lockridge. J. F. Daruall; alternate, T. T. Moore, E. Ferkins, J. Birch. Clinton and Madison, J. 1). Torr; alternate. J. 47. Nelson. Washington, Wat ri n and 44'i'St Cloverdale, T,. Stoner, Chas. Rockwell; alternate, J. R. Finley. Joseph Dorsett. Jeflerson. Mill Creek and East Cioverdale. 11. P. Dorsett; alternate, J. W. O’Daniel.

Northwestern line, in iq hoDteredl i-t sleeping oars, leave Chi< L Thursdey via the Northwesterly I w rates, pictm esqut roe ^

time and careful attention ai tages c.tteivd to those who exeursiont-. Cost of berth

Ask your neare-t ticket au' • t

• : ula 1 ' ’ 11

partienlaiv or address A. H ' '-fl •e i* i ” Jackson Finer. 1 irl

V. I 1ml.

- -if

lerably sure to get voles enough ;

j. s. i»owUN-;, Agt. i HooJ ’ S Pins ^m’ii

For Envelopes sec

The Banxeh Times, printers.

J. R. Hainrick siiipped yest* rday a car of hogs to Indianapolis and Henry

Oliver a ear of hogs to the same market.

Sei'kor’A fjxcMr* ion* fl kpvM 7, -2i and May 6, -1 will sell round trip tickets t<' ! "'■ the following territory, at halt bj Aiabama, j,;'izoua, Arkaii- ■ . )■ Georgia, Indian Territory I Kentucky, Louisiana, Missis H souri, Nehra-kii. North Cai"li ; a.^ Dakota, Oklahoma, South 1 South Dakota, Tennessee. I"* 1 ] Virginia. $2.Oh will he collee agent at destination. F. F. Hi i-.si'iNj

Ch i»i> ExrursWilis to tlir V. r-i >'• | West. On April 21 and May •>, ''fl North-western Line (Chh ige x ' Western R'y) will sell ILuih s i excursion ticket- at very low large number of points in -''1 Wisconsis, Michigan, No Iowa, Western Minnesota. N , 'fl North Dakota and South DaM eluding the famous Black Hiil- 1 For full information apply ' l T agents of connecting lines or :aW] A. H. Waggener. '1'. F. A.,"' 1 * jdaee, Indianapolis. Ind.

The Detroit and Clevelatu Navigation Company’s steamn now running daily (except Sui" 1 tween Detroit end Cleveland. traveling F.a-t or West, NorthoJ try to arrange t o take advantage ® luxurious steamer- between d 1 * and Ohio. If you are oonteinp■ summer outing, write A. A. sen-l F. A . Detroit, Mieli.. for ill"fl pamphlet, which give full i’ |flir fl of a trip to Mackinac via dK’|

l.ine.