Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 April 1897 — Page 1
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Pains’s Ceiery Compouad Prevenis Kervous Breakdown
THF. TERRE HAUTE CASE.
H0B3S
Challenge
S'lrint; has come. I ‘■' t ' testimonials in praise of Paine's celery
It is time for all persons to think seciously ! compound.
It is foolish to take poor health “philosophically” these spring days. There is no reson why anyone should sit hands in lap, ami submit to headaches, poor appetite, continual tired feeling or constipation. If every disheartened invalid will go right at getting well by using Paine’s celery compound, that person will be astonished and delighted with the quickness with which this wonderfull remedy is able to call a halt to wasting diseases, diseases of debility and a “run-
down” condition.
Paine's celery compound does wonders in
making people well.
Here is what a woman, an Jambitious and hard-working member of the legal profession in New York city, says of this great remedy:
2204th Ave., New York.
While a student in the New York univer-
I . inc's celery compound will cure kidney sity law school and under great pressurefrom trouble, heard palpitation and disorded liver work and study, I was advised to take ruratcly, intelligently and permanently Paine’s celery compound. I did so, and its wlc 11 other remediis only raise hopes that an beneficial results to one whose nerves are unnever fulfilled. der the trial of severe mental effort, I am I.in,'.celery compound, which owes in. 1 <'t'ly to ready to assert. APer taking three icon the most distinguished physician 1 bottles I found that 11 produced quietness of .,i, i investigator this country ever produced, , nerves anil induced sleep, very hcnclicial to Prof. Kdward I.. Phelps. M‘. I>., I.I.. I)., "iv health, for those troubled with insomnia 1 Hot mouth college, has been publicly | I can heartily reccommed it as a harmless dors -I among medical experts as the on ly I inducer of sleep on account of its quieting
spring remedy in any sense entitled to that
of their health.
liut that doesn’t mean taking the first spring remedy that happens to be offered. Persons who make it their business to get the most effective remedy to be had arc sure ■ . carry home Paine’s celery compound. No other remedy is capable of cleansing the hlood, nourishing the nerves and regulating I the bowels and digestive organs like Paine’s
celery compound.
If von are troubled at all by rheumatism, neuralgia, headaches or sleeplessness, even if these attacks come only now and then, now is the time to purify the system of them. Iton’t procrastinate and dally till frightened into doing something when you find the task of getting well has assumed desperate propor-
tions.
an he said without fear of contradiction I'hat no other remedy can truthfully refer to |meti and women so responsible, so trustvorthy, so convincing, because of their
effect on the nerves. Yours very truly,
(Signed.) Florence H. Dangerfield,
Attorney and Councelor of Law.
Paine's celery compound, which makes the weak strong, has received testimonials from thousands of people who had almost despaired
I’ought forward, enthusiastic and easily verifi- of ever again lieing in perfect health.
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| A Statement to Persons Desiring to Save Money in the Expense of Household Im-
provement.
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Wc have the most complete line of Wall Paper ► in the city. You make a mistake by not looking ► at our samples and prices on same before buying. £ ^Ve are sole agonts for the Birge line of papers £ the most celebrated line of Wall Paper in theU. ^ S- Let us <|uote you prices on White Lead Burd- * sals Paste, Paints, Oils, etc.
We Can Save You Money.
Respectfully
To the Citizens of Greencastle Which
has Appeared in This Paper for the Past Three Days is the
Mnny <>f Our Kciul<'i'~ niv K\ 1 iciiiely
Anxious in Kiin\\’ What the Outcoillt* of Tills ( iiiilh'ligr Will
In*. Iii Fu't Kvi*ryhotly Si*ci'.i« to In* I nliTi'sicd
in the Tost..
Senator Fairbanks May Decide the
Contest all by Himself. Hpefial to tIn* IndUnaixiiiH .hHimul.
Wasimni.t.in, A ,11 il 2.—Judgfi I Dnviil \\ . Henry, of T.*:ic li:iiiic', ^ l umliilatu for eolleotor of ii.ti'riiul I revenue, renclii'il Wnsliingion this evening, having been sent fur b\ j
First Assistant Postmaster Hi-neral J Talk Of th© TOWD..
' Heath. Judge Ili-my held eonfer ! ences during the afternoon and evening with Senator Fairbanks and Hepreeentative Faris. The situation tonight is not greatly different from that of a week ago Henry is still a seeming eertainity (or eolleetor, being the favorite of the president and Senator Fairbanks, but Nicholas Filbeck tlands in tlie path of a quick settlement of the vexatious Vigo county coin plication. He insists ou keeping in the fight, and although he is quoted as saying that he was a candidate for collector only, it is broadly intimated that, if he could be assurred of the postolliee he might lie induced to surrender the collectorship to Henry. The powers who have to settle the mutter hesitate to indorse him for that position or to give him his first choice and shift Henry to the post office for fear of arousing bitter antagonism instead of producing
harmony.
George M. Allen, F. K. Benjamin and ( apt. A. C. Ford, who have been making an open and square light for the postottice appointment, have let it be understood that they would regard it as unfair to leave them out merely to placate Mr. Filbeck. They insist that there are other and quite as important individuals and factors to be con
A BUSY PLACE.
The
Greencnstic Manufacturing Company’s Great Plant.
1 reporte, visited the plant of tin* Greencastle Manuf icturing j company yesterday aileruie.n. A former visit was made about six months ago and the tnuisl'iirmalii 11 since that time is civriploie. Then the manufacture of bievcle rims aud bundle bal'd was in its infancy and trial stage and its outcome doubtful. Now the manufacture of these high grade goods is in full blast and the orders for them far exceed the supply. Men have been added on gradually in this department as in the others until now half a hundred hands are employed ami they can work us many hours out oi the twenty-four as They can stami. In the bicycle rim and hun die bar making the men have been taught the work from the ground up. There are several expert and old time bicycle makers in the several departments aud they have de- | veloped the Greencaatk* hoys and men who have shown a disposition
TAON’T be penny wise and pound foolish by buying the “j ust-as-good mixtures, u so called White Lead," or other substitutes for Pure White Lead. In painting, the cost of labor so far exceeds the cost of material that the best only should be ! used. The best is Pure White Lead (see list of brands which are 1 genuine) and Pure Linseed Oil. By using National Lead Co.’s Pure White Lead Tinting Colors, any desired shade is readily obtained Pamphlet giving valuable information and card showing samples .d colors lice ; also t ards showing pictures of twelve houses of different designs painted to various styles or combinations of shades forwarded upon application. NATIONAL LEAD CO., CINCINNATI BRANCH, Cor. 7th St. and Freeman Ave., Cincinnati, O.
JULIUS HOBBS M D
As the result of the unprecedented offer of Dr. Hobbs, that to demonstrate by actual tests the extraordinary curative powers of Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Fills in Kidney d -
senses, there would lie GIVEN AWAY TODAY
FREE SAMPLES of this wonderful remedy to all who would apply for a package at \Y. \Y. Jones, their store was crowded this forenoon with applicants eager to obtain a sample. No doubt this afternoon and evening will witness at their store far greater crowds of
OePauw University,
This Column Records the Best
News in College Circles-
Mr. Hum rick, by error, was re-
to learn and the result is that the poOt'd to have decided not to return.
are getting the a fine system and
sidered as Mr. Filbeck, and that he, persons who are interested in this all absob-
PIERCY, | 1 BIG DRUG HOUSE, j
has been given altogether too much prominence in this allair, anyhow. The problem is seemingly as full of unpleasant complications as it has been at any time, but there are good reasons for believing that a decision will be reached tomorrow or by the tirst of the week. It be gins to look as though Representative Faris is quite willing to let Senator Fairbanks assume the responsibility of naming both the collector and postmaster, and when this fact is firmly established short work will probably be made of tin* mutter, as the senator understands the situation thoroughly and is quick to form a judgment when given individual responsibility. The Democrat, in trying to get out of its bad predicament of last week on the subject of road making, says that this paper rushed into politics in the matter. All wc have to sa\ is that if there is any one thing in I’utnam that has had a political Havor attached to it it is this same road matter. It is a gigantic political scheme from beginning to end and the people get the worst of it. It is tlie rottennest kind of politics, too. For years the repair of the gravel roads has been placed in the hands of party favorites who have worked mostly to the end of keeping alive a strong democratic majority in their districts. If the road business is improved any it will have to be lifted out of the political mire into which the democratic commissions have cast, it to further their party’s ends. By all means remove the question from politics, but at pres ent one cannot discuss the one without being confronted with the other. Politics is about all the
mg matter. All persons who have the slightest trouble with their kidneys should not fail to call on or write to \V. \V. Jones for a sample of Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Fills this afternoon or evening and give this remedy the test which Dr. Ilohbs in his challenge so trongly invites. Anybody who is troubled with A BACKACHE or Rheumatism, or Neuralgia, which arcall caused by impure blood, arising from weak or disordered Kidneys, should not hesitate a moment to give this discovery a fair
trial.
Ladies especially, who are troubled with a periodical or regular backache will find great relief from such pains by using Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills. Dr. Ilobbs declares that they act like magic on man or woman. Remember the time for this great free distribution ends this evening at 7 o’clock and all persons who call or write today for a sample will be welcome to A FREE SAMPLE BOX of this magical remedy and be given at the same time a little book of Dr. Ilobbs which treats of Kidney disease.. Such an opportunity has rarely if ever been offered to those alllicted with Kidney or bladder trouble and none should miss it. W. W. JON ES, (Irecm-astlc, tnd.
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It is time to prepare new improvements for the spring. A few dollars invested in paints and repairs will do much towards improving the looks of home and surroundings. Don’t allow yourself to become a dead letter in the great book of life, but make an effort to advance the interests of the community, The dollar spent in giv-j ing employment to the needy workmen will lie distributed, and like
local workmen points down to
are doing tirst class work. The operation of steaming, bending, sand papering, shaping and finishing it handle liar on a wheel rim is decidedly interesting. A rough piece of timber is sent through the various intricate pieces I of machinery, dry houses, etc., and comes out a finely finished piece of work that delights the bicycle con- | noiseur. The demand for the “rain’s horn" bar made by the local company far exceeds the capacity and every effort is being made to increase the output Another department of great a<tivity is that of screen door mak ing. This work is being pushed rapidly now as the season for the gootls will soon open up. The managers of the factory were at the start criticised to some extent lor building so large a plant, but the developments of the past six months show that they were wise in their plans. The factory can easily accommodate a force of men and machines three or four times the size of t he present one, and at the rate the business is being pushed, that, too, in the face of hard times and other obstac.es, it looks like the plant in another six months would be crowded with
busy people.
Superintendent Browning says he will increase the wonting force as rapidly as hi* can, and with the present force of fifty men the place is certainly the busiest place in Greencastle. An hour spent there in looking over the building, the machinery and different processes will convince the most skeptical that the manufactory is a good thing well located.
On the contrary, Mr. Hamrick will
re-enter.
The lecture of Gen. J. B. Gordon upon the “Last Days of thet onfederacy” will occur upon April R in Meharry hail. As wc have stated before, Gen. Gordon has a worldwide reputation as an orator. Telegrams were received this morning by Manager Sbiremati from Manager Watkins of the Indianapolis team, that a bright day was insured for the game and a large attendance expected. Our men left this noon and will prob abiy return tonight. Punk Terrill is the guest of his brother and friends. Geo. Darley will he initiated tonight into the Beta fraternity. W. O. Rudy will he the victim of Phi Gam initiatory methods. University class meeting tomorrow morning at !l:.iO will be led by D. B. Williams. Students who have not. completed then* matriculation by Tuesday will not be admitted to classes. Miss Carter of Charleston, Ills,, is the guest of Theta sisters.
Support and sympathy are necessary in all college enterprises. It could not be expected of Wade that lie should have taken the place he •lid without a delegation of supporters and sympathizers to en courage him. It cannot be ex pected, in the DePaii w-Karlhum j debate, that our representatives{
of the tenth anniversity ot the DePauw chapter. The menu was extensive and tastefully served. The toasls were as follows: “Delta Upsilon of the Past,’’ F. C. Tilden ; “Delta Upsilon and the Sororities,” F. C. Blackwelder; “Response,’’ Miss Arnold; ‘Delta U. Ideals,” T. N. Ewing: “Pan Hellenism,” Fred Davis; “Panthygaterianism,” Miss Peyton: “Delta U. and the College,” Dan'l Pyle; Response,” Miss Ewing: “The Past and the Future,” Willard Gemruill. Monday evening at 6:15 there will he a special meeting of the theological lyc-eum. Dr. Weaver led chapel today. MUSIC AND ART NOTES. Oiche.'t 'il rehearsal m-xt Monday evening at 7 :J0. The Glee and Mandolin clubs will start out on ilieir concert tour on Tuesday of next week in plaee of Monday, as ilie original plan had been. Mrs. Giddiugs, of Danville, 111., visited her daughter, Ethel, of the art school, yesterday, returning to her home thi> morning. Miss Della Phillips, of Coatesville, has begun work in the music seliool. Prof. Si hell sell in hit will ineot bis classes on next Monday at the usual hours, as liisGlee club work will not take him out of town until Tuesday. Miss Bessie oinith, one of our art school graduates, and last year our art extension teacher, is eontinning her own studies in the Art Institute, of Chicago. Sue is delighted with her work there, and tlie rank which they accord to her is very gratifying to the
school here.
BASE BALL SCHEDULE. The DePatiw base ball schedule as arranged today gives the following list of games and dates: April lo—State Normal, Terre Haute. 17—Miami, Oxford. Ohio. “ ”4—I. L\, at Bloomington. May I—I. I ., at Greencastle. “ 4—Ohio State at Greencastle. “ S—Purdue, at Lafayette. “ Id—Wittenberg, Greencastle. “ 22—Indianapolis, Greencastle. gs—Wittenberg, Springfield, O. “ gu—Ohio State. Columbus,'O. “ dl—Otlerliem, Westerville, O. June 1—Ohio Wesleyan. Delaware. O. “ 5—Rose Polytechnic. . “ 7—I. C. at Greencastle.
When hilio is or costive, eat a Cas-
road fund has prospered in thei |, rea d cast upon the waters return
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<■ ■ * To iIm» fmr sex demstiitls that * the hut you ilotl slicmhl be worth putting l on.
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Due Respect,
'I le* latest and correct shape must le coupled with a quality lliat is iqi grade Our fine Deibies and soft Hills Il ilie highest mark every way. ~— Sutherlin, THE HATTER.
L Celery Tea curoti eonstipa ok iicatluchea. 85c a.1 druggists.
Wanted—Paper to bang by W. II. Welch 404 Depot street. tf
past; surely the roads have not been improved or the democratic press would not now howl for better
roads.
Dim t Tobacco Spit and Smoko tour Life Awy. If you want to unit tobacco using easily and forever, bemado well,su-om . in; qne.ic full of new life and vi or, take No-To-lcio, the wonder-worker, tout \.c uk ii:: :i strong. Many gala tot. ,«nii»l . i:i li-i: - ays. Over 400,Ob'loured Huy No-Yo-li.c of your drucr/i t. under gnanin'.oe to c-irc, f.Oc or $1.00. Rnolclet .uni oampie mailed Id-r. Ail. Rtei-' na Itemo-ly Co.,« in-aeo or Now Yon: Wright's Celery Tea regulates tho liver and kidneys, cures constipation and sick hoadacne. 25c at ali druggists.
Coder new management a tine dinner costs you only go cents at the Franklin House, southwest corner square. 14fit. r i
to you again. Shut up your growling. Look up to the sun for a ray of brightness and pick up courage to go lorwurd, aud if life is what you make it, why not make
it. more desirable.
Still there is no senator elected in Kentucky. An election ought to follow there shortly or close the legislature doors. ('asearets stimulate liver, kiilneys and bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe. 10c. Colored Society. Mrs. McCoy and Mrs. Ellen Hood are visiting in Bloomington. To Cure 11 Coin In One liny. Take Laxative Biomo Quinine lablets. AH druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 26c. lOktl)
should put forward their best ef-
forts before our unsympathetic au ' caret, candy cathartic, cure guaranteed,
dience. They require such support as will impress them with the 7[ )e Weather,
tact that the college is with them, i Ghicaoo, ill., April 2.
Local rains tonight and Sun with thunder storms in
4 marrli m iih* itfud
land in Greencastle.
First class dinner at the
House, 'gO cents.”"
Is a dangerous di-ease. It limy lead <li reel I y to consumption. Catarrh is caused by impure blood, and the true way to cure it is by puriHiiu the blood. Hoods Sursapard'a cures catarrh because it removes the cause of it l.y pur.fying the blood. Thousands
testify that they have been cured by i'dsiting her parents Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ! Cawley.
Hood’s Pills are purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe. All drug-
gists. 'grie.
Mairiage Licenses. Harry G. Renick and Fatim.i
Mi l '.iinmaek.
Real Estate Transfers.
Jntllam A. Searrill to Maiy K. ( all
that old Del’auw watches them and waits to enjoy their victory or to
weep at their defeat. It is espe- [ | ( * !l Y.
cially ditBcult in this casi for the's"Uthern portion Sunday, debaters to appear without a dele-1 Garriott. gat ion of OePauw students. They Maximum temperature yesterday Vi.il wiii be in the midst of a uitv where Minimum " ” * i *° everything is for Earlhum and they temperature;;;;;;;;; will appear before an audience Rain fall, melted anowdiioii^)...!o whose sympathies are, by verv na The ms-n temperature Is niken dally by the
. * 7 *' ^ r» . ***,.... , l'. j turc, with the college of the city. It is earnestly requested that a ' delegation will be organized and | follow our representatives to the! scene of tlie conflict. Some well | placed yells and other encourage- 1 ment will -vin the day for the yel-i
low of DePauw.
Tonight the Del’auw Bicycle club will meet in Downey hall. All j who expect to become members or who are now enrolled must be in | attendance tonight. Several committee reports of great importance
will be leceived.
The Delta li. banquet lu<! night ranks high among the social suc1 cesses of the year. At eleven o'clock the guests entered the dining hull. The tables here wore ar-
Haxnkh Timka
A pure cream of tartar powder. ClfWSfflS
Only
a rounded spoonful is required, of [Cleveiand’sBakingPowder ]
no, a
heaping j spoonful.
ranged in a hollow square and the
Franklin ro >111 was decorated with roses aid
1*815 j carnations. Monlani Brothers fur-
Mrs, John Gaiuor. of Terre Haute, is
M r. unil M r-;. John
uishod the music during tlie enlire evening. The favors consisted of red carrations. The college songs I aud the suugs of the fraternity were
Dr. II. \. Gobin went to Franklin smig^with energy and enthusii Bin, this afternoon. The banquet was served in honor
“Pure” and “Sure." Food raised with Cleveland’s baking powder has no bitter taste, but is sweet and keeps sweet and fresh.