Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 October 1896 — Page 2

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jThe vjntory will he a glorious, one. i | !e and what had been publisheJ la t no republican fall outside the ! thiough tlie mouth pieces of this breastworks. Make it a clean ; crowd—the democratic newspapers.

sweep. I’artv

j Since this ahjei t admission

REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS

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workers Irom all ovcr j , 0UIlt .V debt, the republican speak Putnara countv were here yesterday! rt * "‘" 1 ,h ‘* ,{ ' NNF;K TlM| - :s and all of them felt confident ol'i" 110 " ” that tlle ada,ission is not carrying Putnam countv for the re-1 true ’ but ,llrtt lt :s " ni y a partial

_ publicans by a handsome majoritv.: stllteI1R ' nt of These facts

. : ;— 1 haye not only been given to the ^ Democracy hereabouts makes its ] people in numerous able speeclies,

Of) qa'q-i c “ini»aign reliculous by attacking ZJ OU Ql private Citizens. The local demo-

cratic papers offer no argument

DAILY BANNER TIMES " liau ' vi -r-

r.’l'n;,,.'! , VO!iin. ra.ion oxci-p! Sunday I «

*i tmi t \ ,v\i.it ri.Mi.soiMc corner Vin<- mi • ^ • l‘o^nCci>t lo

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i I' i' V r advertisements must t.. li in'lea in ly 10 o oloek i. in. each itav. Uea,' ■■■radyer cements will li" toeeiveU'.-acli die

11 P tM -‘i fk L*. III.

\\ iikat is 20 cents liinher in \

than when market!

I opt tied the past summer. Silver jg ! I lower all over the world than when Hryan was nominated. Silver and whet* do not raise and fall to-

but the Banner Times has circulated them by regular and special editions to the four corners of i this county. We believe the peo pie thoroughli undcrstan.l the matter and w lurthei believe the\ wd, pu* the stamp of condemnatioa on the local democratic partv

Close the Local Campaign

with a Whirl,

The local republican speakers who have been doing yeoman service in this campaign, will work 1 steadily up to the day of election.! There will be no grass grow under their feet these last days. Meet-! ings will he held at several points

in the countv tonight, Hon. B. F. Nothing add s so much to the home lik appear.m ;• 0 f a

C.u win will sptak at Center school room as p re tty draperies,

house in Floyd township tonight

n o'clock on county matters. ^ ^ 3 beautiful line ot JlOI'tlencs ill

take a mcasun of comfort in the appearance of their homes, and at the same thru, desire

to economize

j "lieu they vote next Tuesday. A i Nirie k, \ a., vu-Tcrda v

A 1 1 ‘u: .::11;cuI i. i . - -1. .u!‘ 1 bi siyjcd \vit ' • I tbc wt-tl-i: not tu-.-, -varilv to f'Uuiii Imt ns ii]<>11(*t* .i* • -oti Vfi t! A.ion.\ mous Hominiiiilcmioi.s ohm m.t tx* m

«ced.

•'di'-r as claims,1 |,y the silvcrite.! Bourke ('ncknin was hissed, hooted

•it and joerfii, nil hecausp ho at

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the

VV u*; - '• ii' llvi*r>’ is ► fill 1 ,»!'.na^ily •«! yi\i

■■•u'tilHr Ripiao -t*por:

> ni;i:l“M frit- on applicatf'-i

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ti-iiiptcd lo utitki

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rates or 3u 3s-k: prior,re'ir lit aiUum, . Si r nra,t) . Ttirer iniuithr. On* inor.t! • Per af t El/ t'nmri

Vesiekday’s big parade i

sound money

pouring was unprecedented and was' A ii,ru< ‘ < • 1 ' 0 "' ,1 unexpected especially bv democrats.! h " U bnl ho0(iluu,s ;tnd dt ' ni °- : The parade was the most telling r"",' sllv< ' l ' lt > s ''owled him down.

I.i,. . . Bv th j that has been here in years, and Jt’ie tact that it was mostly in the

hands

I>.j it ail the

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Miiejamast 0 is

;uid in the thinnest draperies Swiss. Si. . zinc i d ; . • ,j! s

We will be pleased to show th an to \ u.

greatest effort Mr. Cock ran

fit shed |iis spccdi. 1 he attack on V t'. < oekran \\ ti>. about on tt pur

county

" • - 1 ■ ■ •orlptb uccouniti are ro bu paid to them on t'ley ear .ml r v :j,t I • ,.,i„... ADVERriSIN(. RA : -

niSHI.AY.

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<»U iranttM-1 po»Hi 1 fiii! 100 per cent xtra. P- siii' for .•Hf' cn :-i liiciit < ! <

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time or spiK I ny nont :m y 11:

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NOTICES

Bn vity|i! . }*i lino, ~tc, ‘ >n»-lita* pai’airraphs ciiar„M ! as occupy iu two ■ • -'jp.ti-c. 1 0 un '.' rati" \*P.] Lh* *illoA\1 “i,h/ W cn canh icconnHinii#tinier. lines. ..I cents per line 51 *• :lVi 1 >0 “ ;i *JV» “ . 2‘ 8 5'M ** ... 3 M. J. BECKETT Pc' Usher HAKUV M.-MITH. . • Mana*fi ? i>r Editor

d our country friends makes : , " us 0 ' e more signilleaiit. i v 'itli that made in Putnam — ! o: tlic Russellville Glee club. Hi.mocracy lias seen the liund-| -r

writing on the wttll and has de-! Hon t forget this, gentlemen, serted its time honored plan of w 'k< a you stamp your ballots Tues-

having a grand rally in Green-' da . v:

la-tie (>q the las' Saturdav before! But be it understood that this the election. The ga'i" will .*o to ^ pr0pOSition dors n °t include < love,'dale and trv to' ofiset” the I th6 exa " li , nation of the ac-

counts of the officers or ex-

ng meeting held Mere by repub officers of the county with a Kan- last week. The\ can’t doit, viow of ascertaining whether however. or not there is anything due

li >« .lit i 11 Si. ytTk I, .orth ' ,r ° m tham to the county. (mac per ounce. Pkoki.e who are Mexi an dollars in NewYork oOii I taxes these iba s an

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at seven o'clock on county

At, New Maysville, Hon. T. T. Moore will ex|iound the republican doctrine and tell the people of Putnam how they have been deceived on taxes and how the gravel road e rntraets have been let to favorites and how the county debt has been ;

made.

On Saturday night, Hon. S. A.) Hues will go to Bainhridge where) arrangements are being made for a j big meeting. So far democrats have failed utterly to answer Mr.! Hays’arguments on local affairs. | He has told them facts ami hasj' given figures taken from Putnam’s;

D » M.ntun «, %.der.«n Will going about makiiig assertions that wii1k»»h |,:i>,,-ii<iii n>wh carry no weight whatever. Part W. M. Stanton, ot Anderson, who of this crowd arc members of the well known here has an enormous court house ring. This explains' wliistle on his factory and he hasj tin ir zeal. At Brick Chapel on devised a- set of signals which Im Saturday evening Chairman ( ase i will use on election night to send ' and Mr. James Bridges will speak !' ,u, returns. Some one with a to Monroe townshiii people on local, whistle in Greencastie inigiit trv atfairs. Air. Bridges is a farmer same scheme which is as fol-

aml understands thoroughly, the

questions of the day as tliev relate Hefalih.

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A NOVEL SCHEME.

Lily.

CENTS In Stamps or Silver will se-

cure a copy of , f^i« ^

. lows, as described by the Anderson

A'blrt-ss all communications to

Tub Daily Uanner Times. I Mc\

Gn cncastle, ind,

. I American

Alex., 100c.

paying their paying large]

M 'X. an dollars in HI Paso, Tex., ! SUCis 11 interest on a countv debt. *>0c Demo, ratic papers have admitted Auuiican dollars in K1 Paso,' t * le and i.o d ht can exist)

without interest. The two go hand

them

to the farmer.

On .Monday night the “Big Five" ; republican orators will close the

j campaign at Cloverdale.

100c.

Mexican dollars

50c,

dollar

in Guay mas, j i |uru h i,r, i the people have ! to pay.

Telephones. OUNTI NG ROOM

editorial room

62 95

Sl’ECIAL XOT10K. We publlish. and are iriud tr. tret the same whin they are news, free brief notices of deaths, births and marriages, but ueeluuve for extended aceuiints of marrlaires, nbltuaHe«, l, wlue and suelet> resolutions and cards of thanks, and will publish none such unless avm 'in. or sail “factory arraniri'uient ihcreor. Is made In a vanee,

Skki* news to Telephone 05.

Vote for Alaev.

Vote for Moore.

Vote for Darnali.

Von: for Williams

Vote for Suimnei . Vote for Matthews. Von for Beat and Stoner.

Mii.noi G'irik)'.'lo the point.

manlv letter .s

lIicKs prcdii'ts stormy weather

for election day.

General Harrison started his second state tour lO'la\-.

Guav mas, |

i ouib'iim.'in It . It. Siantou who nt- ! lenils the weather in .irdinarj limes, i will look alter the election letunis Tuesday night. The return- will he

' 1 ' I signaled I,y whistle blasts, uceording :o 11 iys, ( iirwm, Moore, Birch and I t |, e followingeotle:

| Hanna will in the Cloveroale opera After a •■varning blast to call utteu-

h'liisc tdl the people of south Put doi,:

nam of the mismanagement of Put-j 0m ‘ loi ‘ s

. , .%i , , ; hn- Ih'dii raiTi»*d Ijv McKiiilov

nam county and will show by factB ’

(■encial Til kin's

The meeting held last night for

I ne handbill has heard hundreds j ^ t ‘ n - I'iikins. of New Orleans, was

of comments on the Banner Times the past week. That is encouraging. While the Dcinocrut has utterly failed to answer the republican exposure of county’s funds, democrats over the count)' have kept it and the gang busy trying to make explanations. The court house crowd can’t cover up their mismanagement and extravagance.

A f lirt: for Bryan is a vote for more panic: Bryan has admitted it, so has the indianapulis Sentinel. A vote for McKinley is a vote lor a n tiir: ol food times. Snow fell in Nebraska yesterday so heavily that train- are blockaded. That is nothing to the way votes will snow Bryan under next Tuesday in bis own state. The republicans have no cause for regret at the manner in which they are winding up the campaign. They have put up a strong fight and with a continuance until the polls close victory will be ours. McKinley’s portrait goes well with the (lag, because he stepped under its folds as a boyish private soldier and on Tuesday next will be elected Commander-in-chief of the Army and Navy of the United

States.

There is no good reason for scratching a single man on the republican ticket this year. Every man nominated by the county, state and national republican conventions is worthy of your vote. Stamp

In a recent speech Benjamin Harrison said: “1 have lifted mv voice for thirty years in Indiana to the laboring man and the farmer, and I have had just this message, in greenback and flat money times and now, that ill the popple in the world who will be injured by a cheap and fluctuating money the workingman is the man who will be the worst hurt. I raised my voice in protest then, and I do now, having no interest in the woild—it! cannot help or hurt me except as it helps or hurts you and I beg you, as an American citizen, having some experience, to put away the doctrine that a cheap dollar will be

the wind up of a big day’s work. The conditions for public speaking yesterday could uot have been much worse. The air was close and while an outdoor meeting was an impossibility the inside meeting was equally as disagreeable on account of the close air. At the opera house last night a large audience assembled, many of them from the country. The hall was poorly ventilated and the air was nearly insufferably close. A number of people crowded the gallery and some showed their training In not keeping good order. This was mostly done by children and designing democrats who didn’t care if the speaker was disturbed. Gen. Bitkins made a masterly ail dross. He is a typical southerner and speaks slowly but to the point. He lias been here twice before in

campaigns since 1880.

Tommy Wants to Know. Tommy—Paw, who’s going to

1 elected?

Mr. Tucker—Bryan, my son. “What’ll happen then?”

“Then we’ll have free coinage.”

“What does that mean?” “It m ans that the owner

and figures that have never been denied that Putnam is in debt.

A Crreat Treat.

< lawrorclsvlllr A rtf us News. Rev. T. A. Boyer’s lecture last evening at the < 'hristian church was one of the rare treats and was of such a high order of oratory and rhetoric that at many times throughout his lengthy discourse the orator was loudly applauded by the large and attentive audience. His elocutionary powers are wonderful and his lecture had a de-' cided dramatic tinge, which reminds one of Edwin Booth in his presentation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. His wit is keen and his sentences perfectly rounded. His rapid expression in the elucidation of lofty sentiments is accompanied by a dramatic power whit h invites the attention of his hearers. If Mr. Bover ever returns to C’rawfordsviile. he will receive a welcome seldom accorded platform orators. Wanted :—Clean cotton rags. Best market price paid at the Banner Times office. if

good for vou. It can do nothing) , '‘R m.mna that the owner of silver .. , b , bullion will bo able to take it to the .hi )ou, except to hurt you. mint and have it coined into dollars

without paying anything for it.”

There has been a great amount! “What is bullion?”

“It’s tho silvci' before it’s coined.

It is often difficult to convince peo pie their blood is impure, until dread-

of criticism of demoer v in,1„1 m l ; “ 1 '’* silver before it’s coined.” I “l* ca,h, ” ,c l. es ’ abp,:es8es :

,u,Ull b rei1 “What do we want free coinage for?” I 1 ” I , : hou,, V ! ‘ rc l m,nfld (,f

iu at the court house this week. , “I ani glad to see you take an ic-. vest tl, “ f:u ; t - 9 18 ' vl . 8<l, 1 > . m " ,,w * f ' vh, ’ n Tlic taxpayers of this county have i" ™ qu< -tiuns. Tommy. W. want ! ev, ' r U,erc 18 au >’ ,,,dlcation of

long been of the opinion that they I s< ‘ us to J’ rill « »»»«’ P'™’ of

• I silver bullion up to $1.29 an ounce and

i ere unjustly treated and have | make good times."

never until this yeai understood “What’s silver bullion worth now?”

just where the fault was, or why akKint 65 f"D-”

• ! And Bryan s going to be elected?

there is nothing to show for the j “Yes; there’s no doubt ubont that.” large number of dollars the countv' “Then, paw, why don’t you buy n

Two long

Three long

Ralmcr.

will indicate that the

McKinley, by Bryan.

OF THE

One hundred page book, descriptive of resources and capabilities ol the soil contiguous to the line of

by the LOUISVILLE S: NASHVILLE RAILROAD in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama Southern Mississippi and West Florida by counties. Write

Excursions

These will be immediately followed ,

b\ short blasts, one for each electoral C-**■ ATN'ORE, Gen’l Pass. Agt., Louisville, Ky.

vote east by the state.

Delaware il, Idaho J, Montana 3, Nevada 3, North Dakota 3, Wyoming 3, Utah 3, Colorado 4, Florida 4, New

Hampshire 4, Oregon 4. Rhode Island TO POINTS SOUTH 4. South Dakota 4, Vermont 4. Wash- ! n.. u c < . .. . _ .

On the first and third Tuesday of each month

ingtoil 4. I unneetlellt •>, Maine 0, \\ est at abuut half rates, and one-way tickets at one

Virginia 6, Arkansas n, Louisiana g, j an d a half cents per mile.

Maryland S. Nebraska S, California 9,1 For Information, County Map Folders, etc.,

Minnesota <*. Mississippi 9, South Caro- !

lina 9, Kansas lu. New Jersey 10, Ala- 1 K ' RIDGELY ' N W - P8 * s - A 8 ent . Chic »8“. Ill ‘

bania 11, North Carolina 11, Tennessee 12, WUconam 12, Virginia 12, Georgia

13, Iowa 13, Kentucky 14, Michigan 14, * 1?.

Indiana 1$, Massachusetts la, Texas 15.

Missouri 17. Ohio 23, Illinois 21. !>en„-! ^ ■> J."., ~ - ' f sylvauia 32, New York 30. LjOIQ OF OllVOF «

When you bear the warning li-ten for I the long blasts. These will fell you bow some state has gone. Then count

the short ones, ami refer to the li.-t. This will tell what state it. is, except where several states have the same number of electoral votes, and then it will bo one of these. Whenever any one candidate has received 224 short blast.-. Ids election is assured, and one extra long will be blown for McKinley, two extra long for

Bryan, etc.

Signals for slates that are iinccitain will not be blown. With favorable weather for the transmission of sound, the signals can be heard more than lift on miles i.i all direction.- from Anderson.

A book cnniaioiug extracts trom leading autboiiiies with relleetiuh thereon, giving a fair opportunity i<> weigh I he ques; ion of the hour en-

abling you lo

JUDGE FOR YOURSELF 4 On 11 ' visl1 1,1 <! R- a f) n ILAlm ll "' ' !l ' ‘ Hti 1 I**- I /I.

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will supply yon w.ib the necessary data and •iigniue.d.-. An invaluable aid in the preparalion ot 1 -p. ia he-. Vgenls wauled in every town. V> e n ill send cnpy til once on receipt of one iiimc with a l wo-cent stump, or twelve cell - .u slaiiips bv mall. < . M. DAN I MLS 1*1 i'Usil INC ro . 3S I’.ark Jtow New York tin.

w P-l 2l>s.cod-12.

bh>o(!. I >lakc lloml’s Sarsaparilhi. .and prevent sueli eruptions anil suffering. “I had a dreadful carbuncle abscess, red, fiery, fierce and sore. The doctor attended me over seven weeks. When the abscess broke, t he pains were terrible,and i thought I should not live through it. I heard and read eo much about Hood’s (Sarsaparilla, that I decided to take it, and my husband, who was suffering with boils, took it also. It soon purified our

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/.,db."t^ 'in.;* , .. .i . ' j groat big pilo of bullion and make u e ol li (t s. I h.s \. ai the voters of whole wug0IJ ]ou(l „ f nionoy? .. Butnain have beet, brougnt squarely “H’m, Thomas, if you don’t quit face to face wiili the trouble They playi,IR wifh the Hon tllat ,, i.i ... , - I goldbug next door, I’ll take the saiu oU liavc had shown to them by actual you!”—Chicago Tribune.

figures taken from the county books

by honest, upright and honorable If tho United States can double the men, the deplorable condition of ! price of silver “without the aid or con- ! our «ountv ull’airs. Democrats and ' f 1 ’' 14 of allJ ' <,tlR ‘ r nation,” why couldn’t I , ,." . , . | it double tho price of corn? The corn ' democratic papers when this cnui ^ crop is worth more than the silver crop ,

paign opened declared that there ' many times over, even at low prices. | built me up and restored my health so was no countv debt. They lightly ^* 10nt being taken care of by tho old that, although the doctor said I would ,.iwl liaimh.il.. ,u- .... ! aw ' leuiau, L supply. But the not he able to work hard, I have since anil haugniil) brew out statements Populists ought to make the demand done the work for 20people. Uood’sSarthat there was nothing in the re- ‘hut congress fix the price of corn 11 saparilla cured my husband of the bolls.

° i , J f and we regard it a wonderful medicine.’’

ports that the county was in debt. | A»rs. Anna Peterson, Latimer, Kansas.

These misrepresentations were kept The Bryan fron coinage party wishes up until the democrats were forced to ,lpKtro y ,1ur present money system. It

! wishes to replace it with a ste.ndard

to make an explanation. When

money of silver dollars where every

• explanation came it was but dollar would be worth only the silver it

once on the state ballot, once on half an explanation but it gave the' contains—namely, 50 cents. Do you the county and stamp inside the lie direct to what the court house P r '‘ fr ’’ our present dollar worth 100 big square surrounding the eagle, crowd had been saying to the peo- centM or a sllv,!r 8,uu<lurd dol) “ r w ° r th

! ° 1 onlv 50 cunts?

ood’s Sarsaparilla

Is the One True Wood Purifier. All druggists. Si.

i Mttirrlt in the H«*ml I- ii dangerous disease, li may lend I direct 1 v to consumption. Catarrh is! '■aiise'l by impure blood, and tin true wav to oiiie it i- by puilfying Ihe blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cure- catarrh he-! cause it remov s the eause of it by pi.rifvingthi hlood. Thoiisaiulstestify that they have In cured bv Hood’.- Sar-' ‘-aparilla. Hood’s Bills are pnrelj vegetable and lo not purge, pain or gtipc. All druggists. 25e.

^epysilcan Speakings,

Voters via llig F our.

For the sieeoinniodation of voter:

- , - re-j

turning to their home- for the presideu-1 lial election the B,g Four will —u'

★ HTA51P HERE.

Hon. S. A. Hays nt Bainbrid

Oct. 31, at 7 p. u‘.

HnnH*c Pillc < '" r '' 1 ''' rflto mwjintake, 1 1UWU I 11 Is t ;isy to opurnu.* 25eetiU.

n TVJ»* sell

round trip tickets to all central traffic association points. Points more than I

20u miles distant Nov. 2; points less | The live repnbiiean speakers, Messr* SShJS."h3(& ’ " M ‘ *• --"i"?"- «.«»• »"

K. T. Hrrsris A^t. | “ lri 1 v 11 f< * ^lovenlale on Momla

night ami <peak on county nialtcr.1 liis will he one ot the best, und nios

AUentiou. , important meetings of the campaign. The Vandalia line will make rates ol i„ * u7r „ < „m , .

one fare for the round trip to points on Take Laxative Bio-no Quinine 1 ah this line, going November 2 and 3, re- h*D- All druggists refund the mone turn limit November 4, to enable voters if ^ h'ds to cure. 25c. lOHtl)

to go home to vote. — — Unit Fare to ItloointiiKtou Half la re for Voter*. Oil account of the big ropublieai

On account of the presidential elec- rally at Bloomington Oct. 31, the Monoi tion Nov. 3rd the Motion route will sell route will make a rate of one fare fo excursion tickets Nov. 2nd and 3rd to »he round trip. Special train leave bonafled voters at one fare for the I Greencastie at 8:15 a. m., returnin,

round trip. | leaves Bloomington at 9:30 p. m. J. A. Michael, Agt. | J. A. Michael, Agent.