Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 September 1896 — Page 4

fllE BAiVN/tft TIMES, GREEX0AfeTLK. INDIANA FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 11 l89H

THE PROMISED LAND.

The Governor of North Carolina said to the Governor of South Carolina m 1 V'

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BAT7LE AX" is the most tobacco, of the best quality, for the least money. p| Large quantities reduce the cost of ;j manufacture, the result going to the con- H sumer in the shape of a larger piece, for less money, than was ever before possible, il { ..r-LjgN

The Party In Blank: "Fall down and worsliip rue and I’ll give you all that sort of thine.” —Chicago Inter Ocean.

1/2^5 ■:^pro THE.

ANDY SCHAFFER AN IT JACOB SCHUCK

SOUTH ONC WAV TIOKBTS AHB SOLO At l i Cents a Mile BnOM TMB NORTH OV ■ R V H ■

LOUIBVILLB * NASHVIklB «• M. To inJividuals on the First Tuesday, and to parties of seven or more on the Third Tuesday of each month, to nearly aU points in the South ; and on special dates Excursion Tickets are sold at a little more than One Fare for the round trip. For full information write to I. K. RIDOELY, If. f. Pass. Ageni, CMcano, 111. C. P. ATMOKE, Gea’l Pass. aii„ Louisville, Ky.

SENT FREE. Write for County Map of the South to either of the above named gentlemen, or to P. Sid Jo? B6, Pass Agent, in charge of Immigration, Birmingham, Ala

| Of Martinsville, IikI., Kecommcml Wrighrs Celfcry Capsules, Makti.nsvii.i.k, Ixd., .May •J>. isuu. To the Wright Medical Co., Colmnbus. Ohio. Gknts—1 have purchased a box of Wright’s Celery Capsules from W. B Tarletou, druggist, and used them foi indigestion, stomach trouble and constipation. I have been greatly beiietitteil, in fact almost cured with one box. It is the best medicine without exception that I have used tor my troubles. Yours very truly, ANIiY tjCHAKKKU. Maktinsvii.i.k. Ind, May is. 1S90. To the Wright Medical Co., Columbus, Ohio. Gknts—1 have purchased a box of Wright’s Celery Capsules from W. If. Tarletou. druggist, and used them for indigestion and constipation. I was greatly benetitted by u-ing them and would not lie without them. Very truly yours, .Jacob Schuck. For sale by Ai.ukrt Ai.li n, Druuggst

W. J. Itrynn nt l.ouisvltle. On account of the democratic demonstration at Louisville, evening <>f Sept. 14, at whieli candidate Wm. .). Bryan will speak, the Monon route will run u special excursion from Lafayette and intermediate points. Mr. Itryan will begin speaking at 8 p. in. Special train will pass Greencastle at 1:05 p m. arrive at Louisville at 0:30 p in : returning will leave Louisville after speaking is over. Fare for the round trip $1.50. •2Sl-3t. J. A. Micbakl, Agt.

Health ana

Economy

Better than MrdicinQ.

Dr. Martin’s

Nervine C offee Purely cereal gluten and vegetable. A pleasant table drink and a positive curefor Headarhe, Nervouenese, Dyspepsia, Heart Dis«‘aee, aieepleesness. Biliousness, Constipation, and tbe many ailments caused by ordinary roilee and tea Saves doctor bills and half your coltee expense l Pound, 100 Cups ko cents Kamnle muIrlncrUA cnou hu . nu M

10 cents.

AND EAT-

Royal Breakfast

The Nerve and Brain Invigorat-

► O O D ing Proiierties separated from I Choice Wheat. 21b package 15c. DR.MAKT1N HMALTU FOOOCO.,

Klkhurt, Indiana. Sold by Urocere.

FOR SALE BY T ABRAMS, W H. HARRISON BRCADS" r rlEET & SON

Democrats believe in partiality: republicans in fairness Democrats chose five out of eight county candidates for office from Greencastle and the other three rrom two townships. Eleven townships have I no representation whatever upon their county ticket. There- | publicans divided as fairly as possible. Eight townships are represented by eight candidates. The offices are distributed and Greencastle gets but one—all she is entitled to. Voter think of this between now and November! Hr. TlurOii’a Vervinc MakcH Htd i cl oil a (up nt Hall Hie I Hiial \ pi nHC Tlie tuste of this new heulth drink i» peculiar to ittelf, yet so much like genuine collVe, tliiit imuiy prefer it to Moelia and .lava. if you are an invalid and a victim to cott'ee or tea— both very injurious- anil eunnot quit, mix a small quantity with Nervine Coffee anil break away gradually. | Why throw money away for medicine I while the cause of the disease remains. 1 Nervine Coffee cures headache, nerI voiwness, etc. Saves doctor bills and I coffee expenses. 1 Ih. 100 otlps, 20 cents. 1 Hi ordinary coffee makes only 40 | and 45 cups. Eat Dr. Martin's royal I Breakfast Food. Sold by grocers. 2. For Sail by T. Abrams, W, li Harrison, Broadsh eet Jfc Hog

Uncle Sam : " Yon will never get there, my hoy, on that machine. ’’ —Detroit Free Press.

Kal Hr* tlariln’o ICoynl Ilrealil'n*t Food

11 I'lonKCM tlir Palate,

The nerve and brain invigorating j properties separated iroin choice wheat. Well people like it and sick can cat it, w’hcn nothing else will agree. Quiets* nerves, helps digestiop, cure-, eoustipation. Children and infans thrive on it. 2 li) package, 15 cents. Drink Dr. Martin’s Nervine Coffee. Purely cereal gluten and vegetable. Very plea-ant and healthful for table u-e. 1 lb 20 cents. C. S. Ainsworth. Indianapolis, Inn., writes: “l have been greatly afflicted witli stomach Double, and find your food and coffee the best I have ever used” Sold by grocers. 2. For sale by T. Abrams. W, H. Harri-

son, Broadstreet JL Son.

You may ffclille and toot, Get up and scoot, And hustle out for biz.; But sixteen to one You’ll he outdone And make a glorious 11/ If you don’t look sharp And begin to harp In the Daily Raxnkr Timks.

You read this, others would n ad your advertisement if it was in this place.]

Itcpbulienn Aionrj piiiuit, .'.inN'TrV'-TTie rcepiinllonn party Is tinroaervedly for Mrand money. It caused the en actment of the law providing for thorHUinptioa of a spei'ic payment in ISti); since then every dollar haa la en as good os gold. Wc nro tinalterably opposed to every measure calcuIntid to ilet.'.i our currency or impair the credit of our country. We are therefore opposed to the free coinage <>1 silver except by Uitornational agTeement wl'b the leading commercial nations of the world, which we pledge ourselves to promote, and until such agreement can bo obtained the existinggold standard must bo preserved. All cur silver and paper currency must be maintained at live parity with gold, and wc favor all measures designed to maintain inviolably the obiigatioda •f the United .'■Uatcs and all our money, whether coin or paper. at the present tlandard the standard irf the moot enlightened na-

tions ot the woriil.

NOTICE.

As wo went our way tlown .Tackson street south from court house square wc notice a Doctor’s sign on the north end block owned by Mr. J. F. Hill. The -ign states that the Doctor treats all delicate and private diseases confidentially. Me hits a long experience in the treatment of the EVES FVND EFTRS. DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS The Doctor has made a specialty for twenty years of - - - FEMALE WEAKNESSES - - - And all ailments pertaining to their sex lie guarantees all he undenakes tncure Will positively not undertake a case unless he feels sure of making u euro, ilharges are low in all eases, t all on the Doctor as , CONSULTATION IS FREE. A small eh urge is made in -nine cases , where instruments arc required for examination. Office hours from D o'clock a. in. t<> S o’clock p m. Convenient rooms upstairs in block above stated. Ladies may rely on receiving gentlemanly treatment.

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Private Joj Cheadle in changing his politics could not erase some of his familiar sayings that It -- r in the memories of th ■ old inossbucks of his new district. Th y propose to ev m up, for while he "sp :nt four y irs of his young manhood in shooting at Democrats,” they will he busy the in ,.t 00 days using him for a target on election day. Let us all hope they may each hit the bull’seye and lay oat tin r mega l for time and eternity. As editor of the (iniaha World-Herald Mr. Bryan s* .ns to have devoted himself almost exclusively to firing at Democrats. In single loads and double leads, week days and Sundays, he riddled them fore aud aft. And now the outlook is that that they will be so busy picking shot out of each other that they will not have time to go to the polls. In one of his speeches iu congress Mr. Bryan said th it “A tariff of 10 per cent levied purposely for protection is, us far as the priuciplo is concerned, just as indefensible as a tariff of a thousand per cent.” Bryau will not deny that he is an absolute free trader, bat he prefurs to say nothing about it iu this campaign. There rould be no more odious kind of class legislation tlmii that which the Democratic party seeks to effect in the form of u 5o per cent reduction of wages for the beuefit of the owners of silver mines. Long, Loud and Strong. The arguments for protection mast he vigorous aud loud enough to he heard plainly in Nebraska during this campaign, because Mr. Bryan finds that “arguments in traveling that long distance become somewhat diluted and often polluted.” So let us have them strong and healthy, that they may withstand his Nebraska dilution and pollu-

tion.

Hryi-n Would Uestroy It. Because the wool growing industry is small iu comparison with other agricultural interests Free Trader Bryan favors free wool. Why not give it protection and a chance to grow again? His "Vicious” Idea. If protection be “viciousin practice,” os Mr. Free Trader Bryan says, thee to operate our factories, to employ Americau labor ami to pay wages to Americans is “vicious in practice."

U/est Bad<o7 3 Frepel? Ci^SpriT

The onreten &oiith.

Tin south is destined to be, and i- \ rapidly becoming, the garden of the ; -^vr** a xl

Tinted Siate>. llere life is easier to live, the rigoroti- winter' do not eat up the fruits of the toil of summer, nor .ire the summers so trying as many northern people have supposed. "I used to live only half the year.” said a. iiortln-i’ii farmer recent’q settled in'the*

Mjilth.‘‘and 1 u-ed to work all the time Ti e l ari- ,,. f , _ I N c l work hall tin iitne and ! ’, liman L ®

live all the year through.”

Hoineseckers’excursion tickets will! 1 It aN K •I.KrlKD i. p

he sold over the Monon route to nearly all points in the south at the rate of I one tlrst-cluss tare one way); tickets good returning on any Tuesday or Fri- : day within 31 days from date of sale, j Liberal -top-overs are allowed. These , ^ exeur-ion- start and tickets are sold) ■ * Aug. 17. is and 31, Sept. 1, 14, 15, Oct., >* 5, (i, 1!) and 20. Cal! on .1. A. Michael, ; agent of the Monon route, for further information. d eod A w tf | ^

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Hij; Four JHxcursiost). Home Seekers excursions to western I and southern states S qu. 28 and 2!). Very low one way rate to many ; southern point- first and third Tuesday | ^

of each month.

To Indianapolis, account State Fair. ] rn.ingleave .reem-,:?.

Sept. 14th to Iffth, $1.20.

To Detroit, Mich., Sept, 18 and 1!>,

return 25th, $8.80.

Home seekers excursions Sept. 14 and 15, 28, 2!), Oct. 5, 0, 1>» ami 20. Terre Haute acot races Sept. 21 to 25,

$1.05.

St. Louis acct fair Oet. 3 to !», $0 25. F. 1*. Hckstis. Agepit

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Eagle Lake, Indiana, tickets

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I*KOiUA DIVISION

No 21 N«. :? No 11

{ No 8 | No 2

25 MILES THE SHORTEST

ROUTE BETWEEN

IrJanacolis and Kansas CitJ

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l.ea\'e Tern Haute.

;No'5Kx Sun 7:08 a in, lor I 1 -

on sale | No 77 *■ " iLVi p nv lor brcalii every day until Sept. 80, return limit For ooi

Oct. 31at, fare $6.45. Tteki 1 1.1 days will he sold at rate ol $4.90. .lA ii.ovi im:, Akrail rile-e II, ki ■ • fill li,. O', ale until Aug. K A. KiiRI. :-t|

| lion’l Pas*. Am. St. Louis Mo.

To Terre Haute, Sept. 21st, 22ttd, 23d, : 1 J ith. and 27th. ileturn limit Sept. 2th "T" 1_5 I v ini DVl Fare $1,05. Account Great Hace M et- • FS Si. I. U, Ot W. r» T|

ing. Go and see the records smaslied. Tlie Vandalla line will run a scries of Ilomcsi ekers exctrsions to points in the west, south, southwest and northwest, at low rates, and on various dates (luring August, Septmbcr and October.

To Indianapoli ,8ept. 14, 15. in. 17th,I^ he »ne running Keclininit 1M1, ami l”.h. i.-tnrn limit -ept. 20, ‘ i! ! " " ' *<rr' n ' Wtessryss : ‘ 4 J. s*. Dow lino. Agent, laiiapolis. Ind.. Decatui', Siiringlic ; 'i | l I Jackson ville,iHs. Two daily throiw

! trains with perfect aci , "iniii'> | li‘ti"ii|

They have tne stiver basis in east and west. Jno. S. Lazahi s 1

India, have had it for centuries,

and it has had a fair trial. It I would ruin this country and ^

bankrupt everybody. The foun- Vo , s tain of business is stability, and xo.r, .yu pi ml 1 n-

with a silver standard you can i . N :°. .V, ••««:!»>'. m. J"-, 1 .,. ' , 1 ,:

nover have it. In Calcutta I can V4V,V

this suit Of clothes for $40 ’ No-, n,n W N-' 1 today, and perhaps $20 tomor- baih . 1 row, and the next day d will be nnunsb tiokete eoW n 1 S50. You never y tell I

the number of dollars you own |

how much you are worth.

Frt. Und 'i’kt. Agent, iNbMN.U'ol.is.lNl

T1MK TABLE.

WKST SA8T

The *

tors. The idea of going to asilver standard from a gold one is too ridiculous for serious consideration. I have seen enough of this in India.—lii.-hop Thobtirn’s opinion affirmed and endorsed over his

own name.

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annpolis and St. Louis.

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For Statements, Bill Heads, eto The American silver dollar is legal tender for any amount. I he Banner I hues telephone news number i- Jo. Remember it when vox have an item. We want the news.

The OX1,Y LINE Riinuinii i nroiush iiii.1 Kiv <ninir<'hiiir Cais Hi lw. • i" ,| ImliamqiCIs, n.cntm, sprtnjrh ■ |ml h ini llh Illinois, io ana trn 1 liannlhnl. Mo„ami Kcotaik. la .witli

ing tic train.

JNO. S. LAZARUS, i Gen Pass Ay cut Indianapolis.

Trouble For I?ryan. That “crown of thorns” is likely yet, with pain and anguish, to wring the brow of Free Trader Bryan. The Banner limes—10c. a week.

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t*pays the merchant and business man to talk liberally to tie public through the columns of The Banreb Times.

For .Statements sec The Banner Times, printers.

Monon nxcurtion*. Homo Seekers excursions to the Aug. 31, Sept. 1th. 14th and '" l '- , ! Sth?Oth, 19th and 20th. One fare I two dollars for round trip. .iwru One way settler- rates to - J points the ffrst and third .nilel each month. Rate l 1 ., cents pc I J. A. Michaki., Act-S|

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