Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 April 1896 — Page 2
’.i \lh BANNER TIMES. GTlEENCAS1LE. INDIANA WEDNESDAY APRIL 29 iMNi
CEO. E. BLAKE
Greencasti.e, Ind., General Insuranee, Real Estate And Loan
Agent.
Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest
standing. What inducement cun tbo democratic party hold out in tlie city election? Where is there anything to be gained in voting for n democrat? Ibpuhlican* should not iisiin to democratic fairy stories on the eve of a city campaign. A vote fur a democrat whether in city or county politics is a vote for incompetent management. Republicans should have pride enough about them this vear to vote the republican ticket on account of the influence and effect it will have on the county race. There is no just reason for any republican being disgruntled and less reason for any
COMMON COUNCIL.
MiuitSesftion Tuesday livening t ouncil-
nian tVrkiu* on the Siv\% List.
Call and sec hint before in" elsewhere.
clos-
DAILY BANNER TIMES
Publirtlicd every afternoun except Snmia) the IlA.vvhit Timks o'tice, corner Vine and Franklin alreet
A I>ny Nuraeiy in OreencaNtli*.
There is a new and worthy en- i terprise in this cit^g which must |
Councilman Kdnauud I'erkins not be passed by without note or | was on the sick list Tuesday even- word of approval. A day nursery ing and there were consequently has been established for the care j but five votes on the few question^ and culture of the babies and ehil- , that came up for consideration. drenof such as liaye occasion to The finance committee was avail themselves of such an advau-1 granted further time on the Nelson tage. The institution has just tax matter. been set on foot, and it promises to It was found that W. H. i*eck yield the largest results in useful-
was not eligible to hold the election ness.
inspectorship in the east precinct, The nursery is under the care of third ward, at tile coming city a board of managers,of which Miss election. The name of D. L. An-j Lizzie Ames is president. The derson was proposed by Council- other members of the board are
hobnobting with dem- cratic lead- man Miller, but Councilman Riley Mrs. J. H. Hollingsworth, Mrs. J. ers, who now for a few days, will claimed the honor of choosing the R. Miller, Mrs. A. T. Kelley, Mrs. have "ho polities.'’ A demoerat inspector and lie named Rat. Don- II. C. Alien, -Mrs. Silas A. Hays, | without any polities is a wonder- nohue, who was chosen by the and Miss K. Jean Nelson. This 1 fullv and fearfullv made object, 'otes of Messrs. Ramlel, Rilev and board has full charge and re j He should he watched as never be-! IDidges. sponsibilitj in the management of; fore. Rv the way who has been ! The matter of a drain from F. the enterprise. The institution is certified to as the democratic can-Starr’s ice and beer house was established at the homestead of didate for council in the Third 1 referred to the street committee James Taylor on Seminary street.
ad Cooking’
is a waste and harmful in every way. Thousands of people are deprived cf half the actual nutriment of their food because of bad cooking and the want of means to nuke food palatable and digestible. The
Steel flange
is recognized as the most perfect cooking apparatus yet produced. It is made of malleable iron "and cold-rolled
double-stretched steel-plate throughout, except fire-box, which is made of the best gray iron. The oven and
fire-box are built on an entirely new principle.
The Majestic is backed by the strongest guarantee made by any maker.
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For IM-esblc nt, \Ym, McKinley, Oi Ohio.
ward? Other tiian a prohibitionist nomination and a republican nomination we fail to hear of any other. If a prohibitionist who voted in the democratic county primary will do we fail to see where conscientious prohibitionists can lend their support. A straight out prohibitionist should vote his sentiments and not cast his ballot for
and civil engineer. The city pro- Mr. Taylor’s grounds are udiniraposes doing the work if Mr. Starr blv well suited to the uses of the will buy the tile. nursery. No one passes those Riley made some suggestions as premises without noticing the quiet to the repair of Tennessee street and repose under the cedars. Mr. from Bloomington street east to Taylor has kindly, generously,
the city limits. The following claims were lowed :
CLAIM OKDINA.NCK
command recogniti<>n.
the city election, next Tuesday, is indicated here:
Mump it that way and it will he counted for men who are to say the '•cast, are peers of any of the candidates now before the people. A ballot stamped that way stands Cor the republican party and against giving aid and comfort to its adversary.
iu:iu III.ICAN COI N 1 V TIC KI T.
F or 1! • resent! \ e, A. H. MOORE, Of < liatuu.
For Treasurer. JAMES MATTHEWS, < if G reencustle.
For Sheriff. DAM El, W. MA< Y, Of Jeft'erson.
For Assessor. FORD S( RIRXEU, < if Russell.
' For Surveyor. FRANK WILLIAMS, < if Warren.
For < oroner. DR. W. F. SF M M ERS, Of Franklin.
For Comini-ooner, 2nd District, J. C. KEAT, (if Marion. For Oommissioner.Jnl Di-n iet, I.YCFRGFS STONER, Of Washington.
Iti-IMibllenu < oiincTlmaiile Ticket. First Ward. FRANK L. LANDES. Second Ward. GKORGi: HATH AW M . Third Ward. JOHN ('. BROWNING.
It Will .Ntrenjitheii McKinley. The rilling or stealing of certain letters from Chairman Gowdy to Mark Hanna of Cleveland, which has come to light in the last few days, is a piece of infamy that ought not to be tolerated. If the opponents of Mr. McKinley in In dianapolis are reduced to such straits to accomplish the defeat of the great protectionist their cause is indeed a desperate one. The American people love fair play and they despise anything that savors of theft or other crime to defeat a candidate for office. The
J. M. Doiinohue, police
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Frank Hi Icy
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Janus Merry weather, tire dept
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Ben S. Williams “ “
22 50
James It. Cutler, streets
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John Toblc **
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Mlk Dalton “
13 Oi
T.iylor i rump “
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Wm, l allahuu “
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1. Metase **
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Leu Buxton
J. Moran “
15 15 |
Curl 1 (teljo'-ir, tile
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«ii)c Allen, rent
37 50
Ullver l.aiie. stone
66 00
Q. Broadst ‘eet, stone
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Jno. 1 islier. hay
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II. S. Kcnick \ ( ii. mdse
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“1 have never had a day’s
sickness in
my life.” said a middle-aged man the
other din.
“What a comfort it would be,” sighs
some poor invalid, “lo be
n his place
for a year or two.” Yet ha'f of tlie in- .
valids we see might be jtM
healthy
as lie, if they would only take proper 1
cure of rhemsclvi .-.eat proper food—and
digi st it.
It's so strange that sue! simple things
are overlooked by those
who want
health.
Food makes health.
It makes stieiigBi—and
streiigi li I
wards oil sickness. The man who had j
never been sick was strong because he
always digested his food, and you could
become the same by helping your stem-
aeh to work as well as his.
Shake’' Di-
given to the hoard for the time the use an .1 right to occupy a part of his residence: also the free use ot his grounds. Here the institution has been planted ; and on Monday
d re n. The office of Jlie hoard at the Taylor house will be constantly
sentative of the board, who will attend to all visitors and have oversight of the children. The attention of our people is called to this work, and we are sure that no one will withhold his sympathy. The
care during the day of the children of such parents us having need of
vantage put their children in charge for the day. The superintendence will he careful, sympathetic and
The charge for
the care of the loininal. If we
gestive Cordial will help your stomach and will make you strong and healthy by making the food you eat make you fat. Druggists sell it. Tiin! bottle ten cents.
< OI NT* NKMV \OTKS.
KOACHDALK. Saturday, April 25, was the first public auction day at Koachdule, there being a large crowd in attendance. Considerable stock, implements, buggies, wagons and general merchandise were sold. Auctioneer Pickel condueted the sale and gave goo I satisfaelion. All the stock brought good prices. Mrs. D. H. Hillis, o! Carpentersvilie, who lias been quite sick is some better. Her daughter Mayme ihlli- Picket is no better, but is thought by physician to be out of danger. The Koachdule brick plant D being erected and will be in full operation about June 1. The people ofRoachdale and vicinity are contemplating having a big lime here .Saturday, horse show day.
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A yirerr and short line betw< . auapolis and St. Lotii-.
Daily Hirougli Sleeping and I’aiJ
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Notice to \|ipil<-an lor T.iu tiers’ I o-ense. On account of Decoration day exercise the date of the next examination has been changed from Saturday May JO, to i'riday May 2V*. The questions on Science of Education and Literature, for the six months beginning with the May examination will lie based on “MeMuiry’s General Method’’ and “The Tempest,” respectively, but the examinations will be based on the works as whole. Applicants will be allowed to use their books in answering the questions on • Fite Tempest.” F. M. Lyon, Co. Supt.
l.cttcr 1.1st. The following letters remain ia the Greeneastle postoftlce uncalled for April 2!i, 181)0: Mr. George Acres, Mr-. .1. C. Jolm-
moment they feel that the methods • Rmi ’ Mr ' K,1U M,,ler ’ P ' U ' Wilson - ot the detective arc employed to cal! i 1)K for 8aine P | ease 8ay o ad . destroy a man's political standing j vertiscil.” Willis G. Nevk. P. M. they are prompt to resent the uf-
Sekp news to T'clejihone 95.
Democrats believe in partiality : republicans in fairness. Democrats chose five out of eight county candidates for offioe from Greeneastle and the other three from two townships. Eleven townships have no representation whatever upon their county ticket. The republicans divided as fairly as possible. Eight townships are represented by eight candidates. Tlie offices are dis tributed and Greeneastle gets but one-all she is entitled to. Voter thir k of this between now and November!
front and they invariably vindicate the man assailed. This attempt of the anti McKin leyites at Indianapolis anil elsewhere to stem the rising tide in favor of the Ohio statesman will only strengthen the hold the latter has on the masses. Already the cabal of small fry politicians at the capitol arc becoming alarmed lest the state conventions next week should instruct for McKinley, and well they may be for when the people from the country and small towns arrive nothing on earth will prevent their passing the resolu tions of instruction so much dreaded.
It is often difficult to convince peo-
ple their Mood is impure, until dreadful carbuncles, abscesses, boils, scrofula or salt rlu am. are painful proof of the fact. It is wisdom now, or when-
ever there is any indication of
in a short time be the most popular place in town The passer-by will see scores and maybe hundreds of the little folks.playing on the grass or in their swings and hammocks, under the care of some little mother wito smiles upon them, teaches them, leads them. Another feature of the enterprise is the bureau of labor for both men ; and- women, which is provided at the house. This is a kind of labor exchange, or office of intelligence, where anyone desiring work may go, with assurance of linding it, and where auv one desiring to procure labor may apply and find it. This business is very properly connected with the principal work, which is the care of the children. Let the mothers of such babies and little folks as must necessarily leave them during the day take them to the nursery, in full confidence that they will receive tender care and suitable nurture. Many things are now needed to make the urrangemeiUs at the nursery complete, and all well wishers are in\itecl to call at the office of the board and consult with (he managei nient as to what they can do in aid
of the cause.
Ilij; Four Fx«*tirsioHn. To ( ievelami A nril 2!>, 90. Ma ■ 2, with a possible limit retnniinjB 2. Account General Confen nc E. church. E May I and 5 Harvest Excur-in l ami south. ■ May 5 and I! lo Indianapolis v..* May 12 and 19 to South Betiii j s May 18 and It) to Indianajmli- I May 25 and 20 to lmliant|Hi.:- ■ June 1 and 2 to Indiunap >1 >. - I June id and 11 to Warsaw l.l - June 30 to July 1 to Frankfnrl Return limits are liberal in <’ ■
stance.
F. P. Hrt:si is, .'JH
Bur KeftolUt gi»h.
The umleisigned committee appointed by the Putnam County bar to prepare rcsolulions iq.on the death of Mrs. N. T. Da'-itall present the fo l 'owing: < ’i he members of the Putnam County bar have learned with sincere sorrow of the death of Mrs. X. T. Durnall, the wife of our friend and associate Daniel T. Darna'l, clerk of Hie Putnam eirc.iit court. As members of the bar we bear testimony to the true nobility of Mrs. DamaH's life, and to the warm personal regard and esteem in which site was held throughout the entire circle of her acqiipintiuice. By the gentleness of her spirit, and the sweet graces of her character, she ado, tied all the walks of life, and added new loveliness to the character of woman. A faithful mother, an afl etionate wife, a devoted Christian -what a trinity of virtues the e; and how they adorned and beauCtied and made her life lovely and attractive. Out of the home of our brother the light has been taken; darkness and gloom hover over the household, but tlie sweet fragrance of the memory of the loved one departed, will
never fade away.
Resolved that we extend to our brother and his faintly ot >• sineercst sympathy in their sore bereavement, und that a copy of these resolutions be published in the city papers and a copy furi'islted the family of the deceased.
^ I >. E. WTl 1,1 AM AON,
The Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Companv’s stennr now running daily (except Sm. i:.i tween Detroit and Cleveland. 1 traveling East or West. North' j try to arrange t<> take advantage oil luxurious steamers between Mi l and Ohio. If you are eonteni]il; j summer outing, write A. A. N il j P. A., Detroit, Mich., for iHii-l pamphlet, which give full infm'i'J of a trip to Mackinac via the I
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Settler's Kates via tlie tanualinla On the first ’Tuesday of euriia the Vandalia line will sell mil tickets to points in Kentucky, Tl see, Alabama, Georgia, North ' 4 South Carolina, Florida, Mi-B and Louisiana at abrut on* 1 11 1 regular rate. For further pir'il
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For Envelopes see The Banxkk Tim i s, prit:|
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-Jonathan Birch. I Frank 1). Adku.
Just received a complete lineofthe latest style- in shirt waist sets, belts and buckles. Call and s'e them. H. S. Wenteke, jeweler. BKitJ
Itfial Fnlate TriuiMforo.
Elijah W. Mnunan to FlyssesS. Mnnuaii laud in Clovenlule township, $3000. Elijah \V. Munnau to Elmer E. Man
nan
blood, Intake Hood's Sarsaparilla, and prevent such eruptions and suffering. “1 hsd a dreadful carbuncle abscess, red, fiery, fierce and sore. The doctor attended me over seven weeks. VVheu the abscess broke, the pains were terrible,and I thought I should not live through it. I beard and rend so much about Hood’s Earsaj i.rilla, that, I decided to take it, and my husband, who was suffering with boils, took it also. It soon purified our
Circuit Court. Silas R. Meek \s. Joseph B. Sin clair ct al. contract; change of venue taken to Owen county. Joseph S. McClary, cxr., vs. The Female College of Indiana, judgment; judgment for $4715.27. George Hathaway vs. John Kesteraon et al, note; judgment for
$70.50.
(’. H. Maulsby vs. I). B. Eggerg,
note; $113.35.
J. L. Williams vs. Beverly Weymouth, damages; charge of venue
built me up and restored my health ho
•v- - j that, although the doctor said I would . .
, latul in’Clovcrtlule township, $3000. j not be able to work hard, I have since |
— dona the work foi Hood’s Bar- BoamuTail the Story.
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I inder retP’'t, to Mils office and receive ; Mrs. Anna Pkierson, Latimer, Kansas, te-tunonv proye- beyond any pos.-il ility
reward.
II.
Win any republican should deert his politics this year and skulk in his tent is past under
\* lint is tlie Matter? Are you const i pa ted ? Do you hive ; lek heiidaelies'r Is your Nervous >y.-- j tern, liver or Kidneys oul of order ? If j -o, eure yourself by using Wright’s Celery Tea. It improves the complexion. Price 25 cents sold by Albert Allen, Druggist. 92-wks.Avv.
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Blood I’uriller. All druggists. ?!
hood’s Pills
of doubt that Hood’s Sarsaparilla aetu1 ally does perfectly and permanently i eure diseases caused by impure blood. I Its record of cures is unequalled and I best* cures have often been accomplished after all other preparations had failed Hood's Pills cure all liver Bis, biliousness, jaundice, indigesion, sick headache.
LIKE OLD FOLKS
1 i.'« Tots Want I'oft** tor Breakfast, “Please let me have a little cup of eofi'ee to break my doughnuts in—you have it why can’t I V” It is hard to refuse the cute little folks, even when we know that eofi'ee and tea are injurious oepond a doubt, for hot eofi'ee and sweet bread and butter or doughnuts taste so good for breakfast. A physician has discovered a method of preparing grains so as to produce a beautiful drink, a t'ac-siniile of the fiae.-t Mocha eofi'ee and fattening and nourishing. It tits a place with weak stomachs and for the little folkC “eofi'ee.” The coffee habit can be dismis-ed instantly when the new food drink is used in its place, and health is assured because of the fact that itji- m ade only of pure and wholesome grains. “It makes red blood” is the motto and Postum is the name. Grocers sell it and it is made by the •Postum Cereal Go., Limited, Battle Creek, Mich. A reliable grocer will never oiler a cheap or weak imitation of a genuine original article because he happens to make a little extra profit. But it is well to observe that when genuine Postum Cereal coffee is ordered, that you get Postum and not a spurious imitation offered us “just as good.”
The American Protective TarifH* is a national organization advt® •' Protection to American LabcB Industry" as explained by its cofl tion, as follows : “ The objnet cf tsls l.e^gje shall bat'jH American labor by a tariff on imports. adequately secure American industrial W against the competition cf foreign lalor. ■ There are no personal or ■ profits in connection with theo ■ tion and it is sustained by me. I contributions and the distr.buiic'B publications.
FIRST". Correspond •nr*' pel. s l r ^H '* Memberohip ” and “ Off otai Or SECOND: We neod and welcome whethur email or largo, to our cause THIRD: W ... ' 1 • > covering r.ll pbasoe cf the T » 'D < plete set will be me : lecl to any cddrt» FOURTH : Son. poets! .-d earn pm c^py of v! “••me AddreRA W ur F r “ C135 W. 2 ^ V
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'Hie most complete tarifi ever published is the new ‘TaTitl Facts for Speakers and Defender Document No. just out. I’uhlishers, the A Protective Tarifi' League. A' text hooks issued just before V
tion are of little value. I' B
league is to be congratulat'd] foresight in getting out it- If*
so early in the year. Order D'H
only. Sent to any address five cents. Address W. F.
Gen. See., 135 West 23d SI N ’B
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Ladies see the new style !>' and shirt waist sets at H. S. "■
jewelry store.
Biaziliau IlBirn ia the niosl healing agent known to the 1 world. It reduces Inflatnnistui like a magic. Thut is why it® J Croup, Asthma, Catanh, kj Pleurisy. Old Coughs and Rt«I
Pleurisy, Old Coughs
are so prompt and permanent.