Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 September 1896 — Page 4
mE u\isyjR times, g^i'zxoa.stle. itdiana thursdat September 24 isne
Health a:.«i
Economy.
Ik tt« r than 3ledicine.
Sir^ Dr. Martin’s
Merviime Coffee Partly opreal clnten ami vegetable. A pleasant table 11 rink and a positive cure for Ueailache. N-rv-ousness, Dyapepeia, Heart Disease, Sleeplessness, Biliousness, Constipation, ami the many ailments caused by ordinary coffee and tea. Saves doctor lulls and half your coffee expense. 1 Pound, 100 Cups ilO cents. Sample, making 25 cups, by mail,
10 cents.
AND EAT
Royal Breakfast
The Nerve and Brain Invigorating Properties separated from
Choice Wheat. 4th
Choice Wheat. 2It'package 15c.
di^maktin hk yi.th foodco.,
Elkhart, ludiana. Sold by Cirocere.
FOR SALE BY T. ABRAMS, W H. HARRISON BROADSTREET &. SON
RINK PURE WATER
Met Pun® and Water Purifiei BEST ON EARTH 'TXT"cills Csnd. Olstorna. Cdld Medal World's Exposition. •V:'.; • a fo .1 well or Clatern in 10 days ur o o. money refunded.
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Draws 10 i^nllons of ’* at«T per minute. No tuhing to rust, burst or wear* Never has to be packed, primed or thawed* Will not •Yeezo, as buckets V.. in themselves* V. ill not rust, chain and buckets made oi' Galvanized Steel. Can be set up in in minutes. No attachments below the platform. N > wooden tubing* rubber or leather to contaminate the water. Makes bad water good and good water < y/s* i;> Doctor bills
r k S Y • - pbetter. Saves Its
alone ev •» s ye r, pure water being a preventative against Cholera, Typhoid and
H el aria Fever.
Putenney Kenigns. Greenfield, Ind., Sept. 24.—With the consent and approbation of theSixtli district committee, Hon. George H. Putenney, Deni, -'ratio nominee for congress in this distnet, resigned yesterdsy in favor of the Populist candidate for congress. This [H'rfects the fusion of the Democrats ,.nd Populists in the Sixth district on congressmen. For McICinloy and Free Silvor. Dikminoham, Ala., Sept. 24. — The Populist convention of the Fourth district in session at Galore yesterday unanimously nominated W. F. Aldrich, (Rep.), for congress on a platform declaring for tree silver, honest election!!, protection and reciprocity. Aldrich made a speech accepting, saying that while he \>ill vote for MeKiuley, he is for free silver coinage. Tam many Indorses Bryau* New Yoh , Sept. 24.—The Tammany general committee Inst night passed resolutions >‘nthusiastiealiy indorsing Dryan and Sewall and the Chicago platform. No reference was made to the candidacy of John Boyd Thucher for governor, Drowned In n Cistern. Celina, O., Svpt. 24.—Mrs. Henry Lennortz, wife of the ex-county clerk, committed i uicide by drowning. A conmittee was appointed to investigate i!r. Lennortz's 1 ooks when he retired from j nftice and reported that he had illegally drawn iJiOO. Mrs. Lennortz was in pi or health at the time the report was made and it has so preyed upon her mind, al- : though no charge of dishonesty was | made against her husband, that she bni came deranged and wont to the Catholic cemetery and threw herself in a cistern. Received Internal Injuries. Bellfoxtaine. O., Sept. 24.—Mrs. M. R. Payne was thrown from her bicycle while coasting down a steep hill and i her collar hone was broken and serious internal injuries received. Calf of HI. Leg Sliced Oft. Greenville, O., Sept. 24.—David E. Myers, while driving a oorncutter on the farm of William Dnebaer, foil in ! front of the blade, the entire calf of one i leg being sliced o!T to the bone. Toledo Gruiu. Wheat—Firm; No. 2 r.isb, ii'.Djc. CoKN—Dull; No. 2 niixtd, 21>j'o. OATS—(Juiet; N«>. 2 mix. 1 I7e. Flint Liberty Live Stock. CATTLE—Steady at #2.01^4.00. -Actite »t |2.25(33.70. SlltKl' — Steady at #1.75 (i 3.80; lambs at t2.73®4.00.
NOTICE.
All republican students and cit ; izens who siiiy; are requested to' meet :it Sigma ( hi fraternity bail this evening at (i.110 to organize u
POWDERLY ON THE “POOR MAN'S DOLLAR.”
SOME PERSONS
What about labor with the nation on a silver basis Instead of a fold basis.' One silver dollar then will buy but half what It will now, and the man working for a dollar a day will then have to work two days iu order to purchase as much for two silver dollars as he now obtains for one dollar of gold, or of sllvsr, or of pa per based on gold. The proposition that tho silver dollar is the poor man's dollar is pare gush The dollar of the poor man is the dollar which he earns, whether It be gold or silver. The workingman is entitled to the l>est in the market; the gold doilar is as much his dollar as It is the dollar of the millionaire, and instead of Joiaing lu the shout for a cheap dollar, for free and unlimited coinage, he should inscribe on his banner: •*THK BB&T IS NONE TOO GOOD FOR M K." GOLD HAS GROWN CHEAPER.
4 Try to »av« money by uung cheap paper and # * tl.» wha, anwin iiriii.'i> ,J 1 printing. '
spigot and wasting at the bunghole.
In the matter of
j stationery
Merchants should use the very be-t they
is none too good.
ca " u ff‘>rd. Thebe,
I he price ol a thousand Letter Flea b. Envelope Bill n i or Statements i- too small to higgle oy . r and the order V.!' v ^ be turned < ver to the printer capable oi doing the work with
THE RATE OF INTEREST TESTS THE SUPPLY OF MONEY, TGold is becoming scarcer and has appreciated in value as silver men claim —to which supposed appreciation they attribute entirely all decline in prices— II \ Ha# the interest rate for borrowed money on a gold basis rieoiiucu Steadily? IN ! O f The Government of the United States had to pay tt per cent Intel eat on the publie debt. IN 1 <>,M) The Government ol the United States has to pay only 3 to 8 1-2 per rent interest. IN 1 Three great grain-carrying railroads were paying from 7 to 1 0 i esut interest on their bonds, and the interest had to be met by charges for tiao*porting the farmer’s wheat, corn and other products. IN I These same railroads pay an average of only about 3 per oent iutsiest *»u their bonds, and the farmer gets the benefit of it in the greatly redu#f. charges for transporting his wheat, corn and other products. Instead of becoming scarce and dear, gold has become cheaper. If it had not increased in quantity more rapidly than the demand for it the interest rate would have advanced instead of declining,
MU much as asking the price and with instructions in ,i„ ut Class Job and jiresen. the bill. ‘ r>t *
When you need
Anything in the
Call at ....
Printing Line,
Banner Times JobOffi
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Sll.YEU AT PARITY SECRETARY CARLISLE EXPLAINS HOW
IT IS MAINTAINED.
A Comprehensive Review of the Financial Issue, Written From a Nonpartisan
would soon bo reached whore it would bo impossible to continue tho process of
redemption.
“The implied obligations of tho govj ernment to preserve the value of the money which it coins from its own bullion for its own use, and which it forces its citizens to recieve in exchange for
standpoint hy om- Thoroughly Compe- their pro; rty and services, has been tent to Pan Judgment. supplemented by the two statutory dec- „ , 1 larntioiis which substantiallv pledge the Secretary ( arllsle has written the fol- : th tni . maintenance of that lowing letter on the subject of the mam- ,x)licy. Tic act of July 14, 1ND0, after
JAMES M- HURLEY, REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS. Do you want to buy a farm? Do you want to sell? Do you want to rent?
•SEE ME.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. For All the New Fall andVViliter Styles, IN 7VYIL-L.INERV, Call nt MRS. C. M,SHOUT'S. Trimm : v 1 tec.
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Eorsalebyjesserichardson Glee club. GREENCASTLE, IND
tenance of the parity between gold and
silvor:
“Mr. James P. Helm. Louisville, Ky.: “My Dear Sir—Your letter asking how the silver dollars which contain a quantity of bullion, commercially worth only about 53 cents, are maintained at
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Wilbur F. Starr.
N O T I C E. As we went our way down Jackson street south from court house -qiiaro we notice a Poetor’s sign on the north end bloek owned by Mr. J. F. Hill. The sign states that the Doctor treats nil delicate and private diseases confidentially. Me has a long experience in the treatment of (he EVES A IN D EARS.
DISEASES Or THE LIVER AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS The Doctor lias made a -peciiilty for
twenty years of
- - - FEMALE WEAKNESSES - - - And all ailment- pertaining to their sex He guarantees all he iindenakes toenre Will positively not undert tkea case unless he feels «ure of making a euro. Charges are low in all cases. Call on
the Doctor as
CONSULTATION IS FREE. A small eharge is made in some cases where instruments are reqi ired for examination. Olliee hours from !l o’clock a. in. to 8 o’clock p m. • ouvenient rooms upstairs in block above stated. Ladies may rely on receiving gentlemanly treatment.
Hi. .Ylnrtiu** N^rvino CofIVe Savt*' Doctor ICllt* «tii<l Hast' Vour i'ottfec ftSxpciifte* A pleasant table drink, purely cereal gluten and vegetable, nnd :i positive
biliolistiei
ailiiients caused by eolTet> and tea. .1 K. YVbire, Kalamazoo, Mielt , writes: 1 M rvife lias been severely nlllicted j with headaehe and heart trouble. While ii-ing Nervine Coflee she was j totally tree from both. Su<‘ must haw |t<.” I lb, 100 oitps. 20o. 8a uple. maki ing 25 cups, by mail, 10c. Addre-s Dr. 1 Manin ii alt i Fo in Co., Elkhart, Ind. : K it Dr. Martin’s Koyal Breakfast food.
| Sold by grocers .
Formic by T. Abrams. W. H. llarri ! -on, Broad-trect Son.
pnwidinc that tho soerctary of the i treasury siu nld, amh'r snch regulations I as he might pr >eribo, redeem the treas { ury not s i--ae,i in the purchase of sil- j • ver bullion, in gold or silver coin at his | : discret: in, ares riiat it is ‘the estab- j jibbed policy of tho United States to | | maintain the two metals on a parity i
a parity with gold, notwithstanding the | with each other upon the present legal :
fact that the government does not di-j ratio, or such ratio as maybe provided J 0 h n L. Grillith, Clovenlale Sat-
rectly redeem them or the certificates i by law;’and. the act of Xov. 1, 1893, ,
issued upon them ill gold, is reeeiY'etl, ! again d,--. it.-s it to !••• 'the .M.iiey ,,f (lie '■lil»Y , ( *• t. . I. 1 ••'B 1» ttb. " u, ‘ at and, as a groat many inqniries upon the | Gnite t St :t,s to continue tho use of | Greencastle same date 7:30 p. m. same subject are addressed to me daily | b cit 'i gold and silver as standard money i ii„ n tv-,.-,,- Miller of Yew I from different parts of the country. K->ld ami silver into Hon ’ ^a.ner M'Her of Ncvl
money of equal intrinsic and exchange- i * "t'K, at Greencastle, rriuay, Sept,
able value, sueh etiuality to be secured 25. at 1 :30 p. m. through international agreement or by " ■' t •
answer in
»v:, ucni I, uiocnsir, t i ▼ y i n * u-tipatimi. and the many j detail, I take advantage of your favor
mW, H11UI LOUISVILLt,
And all pei;iiNOitlTI AM) SOUTH. 'Hu* only line t«» tiie famnus Jk .ii;h
resort.**,
LL/est Bac^r; ai^d PreoGl? L!eH Sprigs,
j I'be Carlsbad of America. ( nm|ileit[
] rullnuin E(piipment.
FKaNK .1. RKED, G. l\ A.. < lii I?!.,
TIME CARD JULY 1ST, I896
Tli« \Yewt.«,r.
The indicationu for tins -• icir,:
for the coming tlin t'.-six iiotira are as follows ae recei\ed !>v H. S. , lientck A-, < o. from the ollicial weather bureati at Chicago. ! Chicago, 111., Sept. ‘24. ^ Fair anil warmer tonight ~|Friday, increasing cloudines' j—with showers in afternoon.
Garkiott
to answer them ail at once.
“All the standard silver dollars issued from the mints since thY passage of the j act of 1S73, now amounting to more ! than (j-453.000,000, have been coined on ! public account from bullion purchased by the government, and are legal tender ! in payment of all debts, public and prii vate, without regard to the uuinnut, ex- • cept when otherwise expressly stipu- ; luted in thecontract between the parties. , | They belong to the government when , I coined, and they are paid out by tho government at a parity with gold for property and services of all kinds, and 1 received from the people at a parity with gold in the payment of all public dues and demands. The government has made no discriminations whatever between the coins of the two metals, gold having been paid upon its coin obligations when gold was demanded and
such safeguards of legislation as will insure the maintenance of the parity of value of the coins of the two metals ami the equal power of every dollar at all times in the markets and in the
payments of debts. A Matter of Confidence.
“With knowledge of these assurances the people have received those coins and have relied confidently upon'the good faith of their government; and the confidence thus inspired has been a most potent factor in the maintenance of the parity. The public has been satisfied that so long as our present monetary system is preserved the government will do whatever its moral obligations and express declarations require it to do, ami very largely as a consequence of this confidence in the good faith of the executive authorities the silver coins have not depreciated in value. It is not doubted that whatever can be lawfully done to maintain equality in the ex-
Moore, at opera house i
:30 No’.
Dr, A. II
jCloverdale, Saturday, Sept. 2(1,
p. m.
Dr. A. H. Moore at Belle Union Tuesday, Sept. 2‘.», 1:30 p m ter school house, Madison
north not xd.
4,* < liieago Mail li,* ** Express
No. 14. Local Freight
1:13 a m .12:17 pm | .11:4n a m
No.
2: 4ii am 2:171> m 12 :17 pm
ship, Thursday Oct. 1,
SOUTH BOUND.
3,* Southern Mail.. .
; cen- i Xo. 5,* •• Kxpi . stown- O.t Local Free,It. i * Daily. + Dailv except Sumi o.
1 “ ’ j ' J. A. SilCIlALI.. A-nt.
Wm D Owen at Balnbridge, Sat- - —
urday September 2(i, 1 :30p in. Charles B Case at Fillmore. Sat urday September 26, 7 p in.
VANDALS A
No
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Cos.,!
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I am in the Coal Biisine-.-. as usual,
am) will handle the best
BFRAZIL- BLOCK, And also AIMTHFRAOITEI,
of best quality.
Order now for present or future de-
livery.
JOHN eAWHExY.
LADI BS
Call and investigate our system of dressmaking. Why go to the eity and buy ready made slre-se- when you can get better fitting at home.
BAYNE BLOCK.
as taken daily by Guy Wilson who is in charge ol the official weather instruments located on the roof of
i the West College building:
Maximum temperature yestonlay . . .. 5H.fl ! Minimum “ •• 43.(1 ' I'emperaturc today. 7 a . in, sa.ii
1 no,m l,Mi
lliiln full, melted snow (Inches) (0 ! The noon temperature Is taken dully hy th
i Ban.nkkTimes.
IM«: You ICver Think
Of the evil ellects o' eott'ee and tea, and the enormous quantity used? Is | it any wonder so many sufl'er from ; headaehe. nervousness, dyspepsit, conj stipation and many other ailments, find find no medicine that cures. M rs. Elizabeth Dice, of Elkhart. Ind., states: "Many years I suitered with severe stomach and heart trouble, nervousness and sleeplessness. 1 had taken much j medicine but < mild not beeuretl. After ' ii-ing one package of Dr. Martin’s N'erj vine Cofiee. I tlml my stomach trouble gone, and feel like a new person ” l ib 1 Sample, making 25 cups, 10c. by
silver having been paid when silver was changeable value of the two metals will
be done whenever it becomes necessary, and, although silver dollars and silver certificates have not up to the present
demanded.
T,. ;; following loon, .S-rv.......|
Frank B Posey, Greencastle. Sat- Sol? i
urdav, Oct. 17, 1 :30 ii m.
1 No 21
Dr. A. H. Moore, at Putnamville, L.L! ii Saturday, Sept. 26. at 7 p ni.
; No I j No 12
ANDY SCHAFFER ANCJACOB SCHUCK L
No 2
Of MtirtiiiNviUe, Ind., Itrcouiinencl YVrighin I.. , . . , iluut.
mail. Address Di < o.. Elkhart. 1ml.
B. F. JOSbIN Han'lles the Hlitaest Oraffe liru/.l I
Mani.. Health Food Sold by grocers.
For Sale by T. Abrams, W. h Harrison, Broadstreet »t So;
Ynd the Best PlttsDurjrti nn Anthracite yard opposite Vandalia freight office
When it comes to Die genuine article of news the Banner Times h::>
Bit; Four IiIxcursioHn. Home Seekers exenrsions to western and southern states Sept. 2S and 29. Very low one way rate to many southern points first and third Tuesday of each month. Home seekers excursions Sept. 14 and 15, 28, 29, Oct. 5, (i, 19 ami 20. Terre Haute acet races Sept. 21 to 25, 1.05. St. Louis acet fair Oct. 3 to 9, $6.25. F. 1*. Hdestis. Agent. To < tire a f,)l<t In One Hny. Take Laxative lit0*110 (juinine T. blet.-. All druggists refund the imu • y j if it fails to cure. 25c. 108tD
the treasury department that the amount coined has not become so great as to drive the more valuable coin, gold, out of use, and thus destroy the basis of our monetary system, and so long as the two metals are of unequal commercial value, at the ratio established by law, this limitation upon the coinage is, in my opinion, absolutely essential to the maintenance of their purity in effecting exchanges. It constitutes the principal safeguard for the protection of our currency against the depreciation which the experience of all countries has shown would otherwise result from the attempt to use two legal tender coins of the same denomination but of unequal values. If the limitation were removed, confidence in the ability of the government to preserve equality in the ex changeable value of the coins would bo destroyed, and the parity would be lost before the amount of silver coinage had become really excessive.
Parity Impossible.
“With free and unlimited coinage of silver on account of private individuals and corporations the government would be under no moral obligation to maintain the parity, and, moreover, it would be unable to do so, because the volume of overvalued silver forced into the circulation hy legal tender provision wonld soon expel gold from the country, or put such a premium upon it that it would bo impossible to procure and hold in the treasury a sufficient amount to provide for the redemption of silver on presentation. In order to maintain the parity under such conditions the government would be compelled from the beginning to exchange gold for silver dollars, and their paper representatives, whenever demanded, just the same as it now exchanges gold for its own notes when demanded: and as the coinage of silver dollars would be unlimited, and, therefore, constantly increasing, a point
time been received in exchange for gold, yet if the time shall ever come when the parity cannot be otherwise maintained
such exchanges will be made.
“It is tin* duty of the secretary of the treasury and of all other public officials to execute in good faith the jHilipy declared by congress, and whenever he shall be satisfied that the silver dollar cannot bo kept equal in purchasing power with the gold dollar, except by receiving it in exchange for the gold dollar, when sueh exchange is demanded, it will be his dnty to adopt that course. But if our present policy is adhered to and the coinage is kept within reasonable limits, the means heretofore
employed for the maintenance of
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ti, lM*ti.
roa " iD west
'•tidy 12;:.’' a " 1 Daily .N:;:;l u tn. I r st. l.ouli> Dally '“I l a in, for St. !.■ ■> Dally 1:46 p ut, for -t. Louis. Kx "■nn 5:18 j> m, fi'i I rre ilauM Dally S:i« |> in. for St. Louis.
roa THE EAST.
Dally 4:.si ,t nt. for 'n<tw.m:|- •• Dally Lx >im S:4*in :n " I >ull, 12:15 Noon "
Dally . 1:45 |> m. " Dally .3:15 |* tn. “ Daily 5;52 p tn " PEORI A l>i\ l>!oN
Cel*- ry Capsule*,
N.i73 Kx >tin
.7:05 a m. mr r ‘or.«.
No 77 ** •*
For complete tltm cant, iriv.nz ■ - ttulni
^ Martinsville, 1kd. ( May 2-. 1896, and stations, and for full iiiinruuui u - ,0 r<> tiie W right Medical I 'll., < ulitnihus, rates, through curs. t'li , .. !iil<b'''.
Ohio. , . _
K. A. FOBD.
eien'l Pass. Agt. >t
•I S. Dow UNO, Yitent
Urcencartit. Louis Mo.
Gents—1 have purchased a box of! Wright -< i lory Capsule- front \V. It Tiirleton, tlruggis*, .mil used them fm ' indigestion, stotuaeli trouble and constipation. i have been greatly bene- j fitted, in fact alino-t cured with one 1 box. it i- the best medicine without I exception that 1 have used for uiy troubles. Yours very truly,
Andy Schaffer.
M aktinsy ii i.r. Ind, Mav 1>. ix'.io.; The only line running Keelii i To tin-Wriglit Metlieai Co.. Vnlumbus. < ar.' between < im-imiti '° n ' Ohio. | ville, 111., without change via 1 t
. D :•)*! Wtilittsli. passing <*'•■• L of I it. ..... - .'ii' 1
THE I. D. 25: W. BY. 25 MILES THE SHORTEST
ROUTE BETWEEN
Mianafolis aaJ Kansas Citt.
^ cliair
H. *
Gents—I nave purchased a box " .il)...-!i.
Wright’s Celery Ciqisules from W rarleton. tlruggist, and used them for i,
.,, , , , tho j it.digestion and constipation. I was L ,
parity will doubtless be found sufficient | greatly benelitte.l by using tliem and ' V;'^ a,,, l
in tho future, and our silver dollars and j would not be without them, silver certificates will continue toeireu* 1 Very truly votirs, late at par with gold, thus enabling th** 1 Jacob Schuck people to use both metals instead of one I For sale bv Albert \ii;n Drunm-i only, as would be tho case if the parity i " albert .yi lkn. Dniuggst
was destroyed by free coinage. Yours | Duly, J. G. Carlisle."
s " f I Hiniiiolis. Ind’.. Deoatiir, S| ■ ’-ib "J
• Jaeksonville, Ills. Twodaily with perteet aeemim:'dwt 1 ” 11 ;
,1 no. S. Lazarus, p'"
Fit. and Tkt. Agent. I xdian un is-, l' 1
TIME TABLE.
WEST EA '' No. 1 .!*:3ila. m. | N'o. 1 .
NO. 5 No. 3
Monon r^xciirsious.
INX.YTION— Home Seekers excursions to the souf'„
Mr. Bryan does not follow his argn- I Mh^iith.' Unh amrL’.it'L 1 One 15t1 '' 0Ct '
WORST KIND OK
meat to its logical conclusion, hut (lies the track as soon as he gets silver to
two dollars for round trip.
15th. fare
plus
4. op T . pr nn „p p Who., , . | " a y ^tilers rate- to southern
per ounce. When we consider points the first nnd that silver is being produced for from i < ‘ at 'h month. Rate
for from
40 to 50 rente an ounce we begin to real- ! ize the enormous profit there will be in free coinage for the silver mine owner. | Every drill would be started to drill sil-
third Tuesday of l 1 .. cents per mile •I. A. Michael, Agt.
luaav’s Local .i.urkots.
[Furnished the Daily Banner Times
ver. and mining companies could realize j'billy bv R, W. Alien, manager of Ar-
a profit of from 200 to 800 per cent. All the idle capital in the world that could get into the mining and coining business would get in, and the result would be that the volume of currency would be made rotten by money for which the government would not be responsible. No worse calamity could happen to a
nation.
thin Jordan's poultry house.;
Hens ^ Sprintrs, choice n Springs, small ’ 5
Cocas,
Turkey hi ns.
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Turkey,old toms ’ 4 t urNeys, y untr s pds. ami Over choice fat s < 1.1 .(iv. r Ducks :
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.. 5:11 p. in.
Ii:i5 11.111. No. II I*oeal. n. in. I No. 15 Daily. 1^:5') p. m. 1
No! 4." -’ b ''' : ™' \,i.l2 LocsI^lW P- 10 ' Nos. I, 2. 5iinff H ru,1
Nos. 3 ami 4 run daily,
dally except Sunday. ted l ltroinrh tickets sold and I,at', “8, ,/.[ilt-r to all points. Ferfuitlicrlnforant • »,' ^ etc. apply to?. Ridlen. Aircnt. Koaibda •
1 or Job Printing see I’he Banner Times. prn>'' —
Excursion to llliiffton
I ml.
Via Vandalia line, October D'h-D 1 ^ On Octobvr Ritl. to 15th the '' lino will sell excursion tickets Istations iu Bluftton. Indian:!, at fare for the round trip, account 1 31’ ’ convention and Young People * l '
TIA.B " ,
in Indiana,
til October 19tb,
particulars call <>n tleare-t Line ticket ag'nt. or address
E. A. Ford Gen
Pass. AgG
St. Louis. Mo.