Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 September 1897 — Page 4

Tin: n.Ut.V HANS' I',It TIMER, OREKNTASTT.E. INDIANA.

LAKE BREEZES brio* rHief from t he swoltering heat o the town op rity. They raise your spirit and restore your energy. The Kresiles comfort and iileasi'.re in lake trave* i

on one of the

LAKE MICHIGAN AND LAKH SIJPFRIOI TRANSPORTATION CO’S ELEGANT STEAMSHIPS Sailings between Chicago ami Mackinac • stand four times every week, at extremely low rates. Tin* new steel tenm-nip “Maaiton** is magnificent vessel, elegantly equipped witl j every comfort and convenience. Tri-weekh ’twlxt Chicago, Chrrrlevoix, Harbor Springs Petoskev, flackinac Island, etc Write tc>; interesting i'ead ing iLatler >ent free, or uy.» Ml #-t agent. Add res do- Berolzheim. <i i’ A ^ LAlki. 14 II |>h rtlOlt » »t%%S.t'4> Rush and N. Water St, Chicago

New National l niler New Management. S. \Y. Corner Square. Thoroughly renovated, rst clas'i meals. Your patronage solicited R -j i p;r <1 iv.

1897 September. % 1897

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Shoes-That’s All. MagazilTOS

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Local and Peisonal,

What is Going on in Society, cal and General News.

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\Ve are not bothered with an endless number ol stocks. \Ye do not sell ilress goods, rakes, ice cream I freezers, corsets or mackerel. Shoes | are the one, the sole stock in which we are interested on which we tix

our minds.

By concentrating our thought and energy in the shoe business alone w e are enabled to keep a close w atch on the market, to know when and where good things are to l»e had in footwear, to secure the very best terhts—in short, to serve you better | and w ith more economy than is possible with any other house trying to keep a dozen and one businesses balanced on one mental and finan-

cial pole,

LOUIS & HAYS.

Ij>oc<)I lime turd.

DON'T THINK j Of leaving the city, even for a nhort time, without ordering the Dally Hannbk Timbh to follow you. It coete you hut 10 centM a week hh it does here at home, and the addreaH wii rechanged aa often aa vou d »alre.

THE FAVORITE

MONOrROUTE

" oJjJ iJJLwj liBliliCiUlL|"i isqiu limwAlfGi And all points NORTH AM) SOUTH. The only line to the famous health resorts, U/est Bad<?9 ar?d prei}Gl? CieH Sprir^^s The Carlsbad of America. Complete I’.illinan fcquiptnent. 1 RaNK J. REED. (T. I’. A., Cbicagot The direct.!.me between Gltpo. iGictiigao City, LOUISVILLE',

/Ind have those old Books you Prize so Highly, Rebound.

(Pemonals and society notes are solicit,si and will be inserted if writer’s name end ad* itiess is attached, not to he inserted, but as an evidence of irood faith. None bul truthful leins are desired.)

J. J. VVeida i^iu Terre Haute on bitsiuess today. Mrs. .lane Murphy is visiting conference at Indianapolis. Mrs. Theodore Bowman of St. Louis 11* visiting in our city, j Prof. II. B. and Mrs. Longden have j arrived from Europe. Miss Serena Spaulding, of Fern, was i in town this morning. Robt. Allen and wife are the guests I of relatives in OrawfortDville. Mrs. J. B. Nelson ami Miss E. Jean Nelson spent the day in Indianapolis, Dr. T. J. Bassett anti family left at noon today for Lafayette where they will reside. Mrs. L. I). Seeliman has been visiting her uncic, J. \Y. Bower, of New-

castle.

been the senior Mr. Cooper’s custom to send bis children to DePauw and tiespite his w nilth they go through with much the same economy as prevails among other students. Electrical transformers were burned out at the northwest corner of the square anti at the corner of Vine anil Washington streets Tuesday afternoon, causing the crossarms of the poles on which the transformers were located to blaze after the manner of tlsinlieuux in the gas towns. The plant wasimni Hliately notified by telephone ami the generators were stopped until repairs could he made. Burial of the Late H. C. Osborn. The remains of Henry Clay Oshorn were brought to this city this forenoon from Indianapolis. Mr. Osborn was born and raised in Clayton and moved from that place to Indianapolis, which has since been bis home. For uino years be was secretary of the Meritlian Lodge of the Odd Fellows at Indianapolis ami was also a member of the Masons. For the last three years be has suffered from softening of the brain. One month ago be went to Oxford, Ohio, for treatment in the sanitarium. It was at that place bis death occurred on Saturday evening. Funeral services were held over his remains at Indianapolis Tuesday evening. Otid Fellows and Masons to the number of fifty, and a number of friends accompanied the remains to this tit}’. The interment occurred at Forest HIU immediately after the arrival ot the funeral party, Elder Morris, the Odd Fellows and Masons olliciating. Mr. Osbo'n was a brother-in-law of Mrs. Eads of this city and also leaves a wife and two daughters.

The proper way to build health is to

D. E. and Mrs. Sherrill, of Danville, make the blood rich and pure by taking

are here totlay to attend the Baptist as-

sociation.

Tune Curt I, in F.ffect .Inly 1>I ISUf jfit

NORTH II0UNH.

Mo. 4,* Chicago Mail No. <•.* “ Express.. No. It,t Local Freight

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No. :i.» Southern Mail.... No. 5,» “ Express No. 411,* Local Freight..

* Daily. + Dailv except Sunday.

J. A. M It- II A EL. Agent

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Do not

lout important matters too long*.

THE

BECKETT

BOOK

BINDERY

in the Banner Times Building* is prepared tor doinu all kinds

Hood's sarsaparilla, the one true blood

piuitier.

WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.

Mis. Qco. Nelson, l.ewis L. AUin

has n-tiirnotl from

j Dr. Wood shipped his household gootls 1 to Lebanon yesterday. He anti family

11 ( *g “ leave today

Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Rule, of Clover- r. . r r> , i n r i j dale, were in Brazil visiting anti on Central Portion of In | business today. | diana. Misses Carrie and Harriet Jenkins, ol j Local rains fell and the excesi oatesville, are the gu-st> ot Mr. uiul j 8 i ve ]y ] 10 { weather was followed l»v

j much cooler on Thursday; light,

i . ,. , , , , ! harmless hoar frost formed in many

Lafayette where he has been visiting , , . ,

his folks and relatives. | looal,t,e8 on ' hp 18th - Corl1 ‘ , " t - Dr. W. H. Hickman came over from | !in - ‘’outinues rapidly; early Terre Haute this morning to attend the | planted corn is nearly cut, anti the

^ opening exercises of the university. Dr. J. <i. Chafee. accompanied by his wife, went to Indianapolis yefterI tiny to attend the meeting of the ludi-

i auapolis conference.

Dr. Town and family arrived this ' week from .South Bend. They will oejeupythe residence of Dr. Bassett on

Anderson street.

Bishop Bowman spent yesterday afternoon calling on his old friends and appears in his good health and spirits

as of former years.

G. W. Smith, of the firm of Duncan & Smith of Indianapolis,returned home this morning after a visit with hi-

brother-in-law, Joe Preston.

S. 1\ Cowger has returned to Monticello to superintend the removal of his | elfeets to this place 5 he will make his

home at fil>7 south Locust street.

If an agent of the Government should eali tn sell you a Ixind of fci.ooo, agreeing that

No. !'• St. I, Arc

N... It' St. I liny hi elf tetl N , M Mat >«>i. hi in I led • Unily t Dally Kxcept Sanlay.

s.i 2, c unlit els at liitllaiiitpulls for ( int-iti , m ti au.l Miebltrao divlnloii. No 4 conneet* a in, h. K. ,v \V. ami wan trams for Peoria snil • lOeaifo.

Ntii, is. connects at llellefon-

iainr for l ol. «lo ninl Del 11-it. No. .11', at - . I I -v I 1 1 Z I I 1 1 J fe* 4x4 " ^'uik.'i,,a.,,,, ni inuuing d\

4 onneetions: No. 4 at In.liaimpolD 1 x I z x » xs* I Rev. A. H. Morris went to Brazil this with Big Four l rains for ( ineinna’.:, I 4 M lit I Hf III H 1 N ifternonn to attend the eighth district •teuton Harlior and < lucago. j j convention of the Christian church No. .'i “Mattoon Ace to at I ari» with ! —- i which meets there today and tomorrow.

A GOOD I INVEST- »<"•- Karls,accompanied

| hy his wife, passed through the city this morning enroute to Washington,

fly E1NT j D. f. Miss Karls and Ceo. Faris, jr.,

* ! will go later.

Alfred Uirf and daughter, Miss Mary, are at home from the south; they were obliged to procure the health certifl*

you.nay pay for same in weekly payments j ca(;e8 no . v required 0 f all travellers

of ^2.50 and guaranteeing to nay you six i . . * * » percent interest per annum on each weekly l ro ni the infected region,

payment free from taxes would you accept Lawrence A. Downs is in the citv tothe offer. The Farmers and Citizens Build- , . . It , mgand Loan Association makes a better of- 1 '" s ''HrentS. He has refer; il will sell you live shares of stock signed his position as civil engineer of payments of *2.50 per week and at maturity | the Illinois < entral railroad at < 'hieago of the stock will pay you ( tn , lcce pt ; i position in the Mathlson Al-

kali works at Saltville, Va., where he One Thousand Dollars, ! operette last night was very satisfactory

which wolud he Itetter dian 9 per cent, and sjxike well for the character of the interest pet annum on the investment. 1 his performance in the opera house tonight. Assiiciationj was organized Apl. 24 1884 and , , . , , is now 13 years Old. and has paid ouUdur Hie music and plot employed are said ing that time #490.211.12. j to he more thrilling tnnn than that of 1 There is no better investment and oont | ‘‘(itieen Esther” which was so sueees--

' gives as universal satisfaction. The poor fll i i.,.. u,;..,,.,.

man’s weekly earnings is placed on anequali*

ty wiih the rich min’s thousands and he is Anderson Herald : (’. A. C&oper. of j

enabled to inakr his small savings earn ' equally as much, securing an investment that is substantial and yielding more than

9 per cent interest.

Shares of stock are £200.00, dues 50 cents

per week on each share.

Now is the time to subscribe. Call on or

Address.

No. n at Indianapolis with train to

Greensburg.

No. b at I’aris for Cairo at Kansas with I’. D. A E. north and south, at Mattoon with I’1> & E northwest and

with I C north.

No. 1 i at I’nis with trains north, tit Tana with B A O S \Y northwest and I (' north and south, at I.itehlield for ‘,'arrollton and Jacksonville, at St

Louis diverging roads.

No. IS‘‘Knickerbocker’ at Indianapolis for Cincinnati and runs through

to New York and Boston.

No. .’5 at Mattoon with I C south. 1’ D &E southeast, at St. Louis with di-

verging roads.

No. 2(5 carries sleepers for Cincinnati, New York and Boston, runs to Cincinnati connects at Greensburg for Louis-j

ville.

late planted dried up too rapidly to mature well; most corn ts out of danger from frost. Turnips will make only a poor crop in many fields. Tomatoes are tipening rapidly and are went to the factories; thousands of bushels were ruined by heat in localities, and, in general, the crop is not very abundant. Beans are drying fast. Winter apples are more abundant than expected in some orchards, and big crops of grapes are sent to the markets. Potatoes, in some fields, are good, but the crop is generally poor. Plowing and seeding were resumed in localities where good rains fell on the Jtitliand progressed rapidly. Clover hulling is nearly ended, ami the yield of seed is generally above the average. Pasturage is brown and dry, and, in localities, stock lias to be fed ; stock water is scarce, and wells are

failing.

VANDAUA LINEl. Train* leave •jreeneastto. Inu’ m effect May

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No V IsiUy 12:24 a T., for M. Units. No IK Dally S::ll h hi. for st. Units No r, Pally 'i:2M a m, for St Louis. No 21 Kali, 1:T. p in, for St. Uiuls. No :l Kx.sun 5:17 p m, foi I erre llaiitri Npll Daily .HSB p m. for 9t. Izmls.

KOK THE EAST.

N i « Dally t:.S0a m. for Im'ianapoM* No I Dally Fx supS:;Ma m *’ No 12 Dally . .. U’:15 Noon \ > 211 Dally l:4i' p m, N i s Dally , :i:i:t p m. N i 2 IlHily fl'15 |> in “

I'KORI/ DIVISION’ l.eave Torre Haute.

No 75 Ky 'ini 7:05 a iu, lor I'oorla. So77 *• *• SdlBpm. for Decat jr | lor oomplute lliue canl, irlvo.ir all trains an I station*, anil tor full Inforiiiatioii aa lo ralea, ihroiiyii ears, etc., address

.1.9. Dowi.ino, AkciiI

A. Ford. Ureencaatic. tien’l Paas. Ajrl.sf. Louis Mo.

| goe« this week.

The dress rehearsal of the Belshazzar

(it;(). K. BLAKE, Greencastle,

Chicago, was In the eity yesterday, tinguest of former DePauw students. Mr, Cooper is the son of Mr Cooper, of Siegel, Cooper & Co,, who own depart-; rnent stores both in Chicago and New | A'ork that are not excelled in size in I the wot Id. 'J he young man here yes-1 terday is a graduate of DePauw and is j j now on the rolls at Harvard. He is lllli J l,sf homo from a trip to Eurotie. Iti-: * j recalled by DePauw people that it has

Don’t think that your liver needs treating if you are bilious. It don’t, ft’s your stomach. That is, your stomach is really what causes the biliousness. It has put your liver out of order, See what’s the matter with your stomach. Sick stomach poisons liver and then there’s trouble. Shaker Digestive Cordial cures stomach and then all’s well. That’s the ease in a nutshell. Shaker Disgestive Cordial is no seeret. Formula’s on every bottle. But it’s the simple honest way it’s made, the honest Shaker herbs and other ingredients of whieli it’s composed, that make it so elllcacious. Any real case of indigestion and biliousness can be cured with a few bottles of Shaker Digestive Cordial. Try

it.

Sold by druggists, prhw 10 cents to ♦ 1 per bottle. fXF"It pays the merchant and husinesa man to talk liberally to tic public through the columns of Thk BanzMvK Tim as.

DePauw University,

This Column Records the Best

News in College Circles-

A large audience assembled this morning in Meharry hall to attend the opening exercises of the university (or the college year of’97’98. On account of the train be-' ing late on which Gov. Mount was to arrive the exercises did not com mence promptly at eleven hut the yells and songs of the students kept the audience iu good humor for the time being. The program as given in this column yesterday ; was closely adhered to. The Mandolin club rendered La lipica in a most pleasing manner, after which a quartet composed of Messrs, i Howe, Burlingame, Starr and G'l bert sang Schubert’s Serenade, j The audience next joined in singing the DePauw song, following which Dr. Gobin introduced Gov. Mount, who in a short but well appointed speech told of his great interest in the young people of the state and especially in those who j were struggling for a higher education. His advice to the students who were just entering on their college course was wholesome and i fatherly. Miss Dietrickson, who has superseded Miss Fernie as teacher of voice culture in the

•• I am *4 years old and was raised in the country, but have lived here about two years.” said the conductor on an Indianapolis electric street car. “ In this business,” continued he, “ it is catch as catch can in ^etting one’s meals, and this irregular treatment of my stomach finally gave me trouble. About six months ago I was at my worst. Everything 1 ate distressed me. I went to two different physicians but gut no relief 1 tried patent medicines, but, instead of improving I grew worse. Finally I bought some Ripans Tabules The relief was immediate. I began to imptove with the first dose, and I think I am cured now, but I keep the remedy handy. I have recoin, mended the Tabules to a number of persons, for I believe in them.”

led to furnish

Gkkkncasti.k IruL. Sept. In. ’!»7. Over a year ugo I had M. D. Ricketts, optician, lest and tit my eves with

. glasses, which have given mo sntisfac-1

music school, sang a beautiful solo, Hon. | had suffered with the headc.che. t settled Ttid

displaying a great deal of expres-1hut do not since I began I sion in her rendition. Vice-Chan-j ' Lt i kuia Snyukh.

cclloi Hickman was introduced and set tonh in a 'cry clear manner the relations between secular and denominational schools. His great sincerity of convictions and noble appeal for the cause of “Old DePauw” will no doubt meet with a liberal response trom the Meth-

The Coal Strike

we are

pre-par-

Notice to Students.

715 S. Ham St. ^6.26' Telephone No. 51.

We desire to call the attention of the students to the recent changes made at the

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odists of the state. The exercises j . Q J <3 £ Q J\ CSt'd U T’d Ot

closed with prayer by Bishop Bow

mau ’ We have fitted up the Lieut. Ham will beat the atmory |second floor of the restaurant tomorrow afternoon at .I o'clock to ' especially for the students

meet the stueents of the military | Have removed all the station- r :

ary partitions in the above l OR RENT, room, making a room loofeet Houscof 9 moms, good cellar,lot 4f„.-

present their excuses at this time. 1 in length; separated curtains g 00, l Kirn witli 4 acres of piist

. n . 1 ' , * den, neat Pubht sq lare, h

All able-bodied male students of into an ice cream parlor, din-1 leges.

the middle and senior academy ing hall, and toilet room. This] JAMES M. HURLEY,

and of the freshman are expected place has been newly papered

to report (or .Irill; thi. .I.o in. newly carpeted and newly j ose h , p rcston , a

1 his hall lias an I

department, fused Irom

All wishing to he exdrill are asked to

Agent.

eludes sophomores who have drilled i furnished.

more than one year. There wiil he a reception for men at Ladies’ Hall Friday evening'at seven o’clock. This will be a good chance for the young men of the University, who have just entered, to become acquainted and it is earnestly hoped that all such will attend. The mandolin and glee clubs will furnish some verv beautiful selections. The students of the Academy will meet in the assembly room of West college tomorrow morning at

t igbt o’clock. Ad. Sandwiches.

For Sale—Two Jersey cows and Jersey hmfer. John Cawley. 28Mtl2 I urn prepared to furnish hard am. soft coal at bottom prices, office at carriage room. John Cawley, 2I.Stl2 First class meals at new National house, west Washington street. 21>0t2 8pec.nl rates to those wanting board and room by week at New National. 2t

Physician & Surgeon,

elevator connection

All of these new improve-!

. ; i Ifllee in tirul.h Itl.K-k, .laekson si.

ments amply prepare us toi ^.-siuene.-i ..niei-c.iiifH.- \vr mi.iwi.iimoK it , ' j ft 1 - UnpoHllc llelnap Mouse. , ui.|in:i(.»Ui serve all kinds of banquets. , !

we propose to serve ;

Now

regular meals in the dining VERY LOW RATES,

hall to all those who have|

meal tickets. We propose to to

give the best board for the least money of any place in

town.

\Vc earnestly solicit the patronage of all.

GARDNhR Sc 0.0.

Buy a - - - - VAPOR HATH of J. E. Lee, Agt

HIE SUNNY SOUTH

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ACCOUNT.

One Way Settlers’ Kxcu rsion.

TICKKTS ON SAI.F.:

Clean rooms and good table board at New National. Reasonable prices. 2t Special rale* to student* for rooms with or without hoard at New National. 2111112

^ooper Brc>5.

Livery and Transfer.

Fine Rigs for driving. Cal>s and Carriages for all occassions. t Buses meet all trains.

Telephone No. 66.

or. square,: Office and barn Corner Iiuliania and Walnut-'

2**11; i

Agent Wanted. Try Uram-Ol Try Orala-Ot

Must be capable of managing other aH^uf UKArN-«l ||, K , U> „,!::Vih!

men. To the right party a *i>lemlid op- V."’V. 1 '."'" "f O.lldrvn ... . | uriiik It without Injury ns well "

4V anted—Young lady or man of good appearance. Salary 1)17.*>(> per week. Address .1. A. Alexander, Gr^encnstle, Indiana. .mtl

September 7th and 21-4. Octol«-r 51b and 19th.

For tickctsand full information eallonanv j ticket agent of the Big Four Route nr J"-

dress.

L-O. McCormick, Warkkn S-I.imch I Pass, i ratfic Mgr. Ass.t ien. Pass- \ TktA|,t Cincinnati, O.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

The Home Gallery s. w.

for finest photos.

port,unity to mtiKe good money. r a i|

at Commercial hotel lietweeu

this p m and S aim 9 a m tomor

row. 2!H)tl

All who try II, like it. ORAINlb

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Want 'Km qaaranllned. On Hell Kottring creek, forty miles Vour nYnt'IdVrellgloIi^eUwh.'eall u!eim

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Drives aw ?y!‘

pain.

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50c. and 1

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themselves with oil once a week. The

neighbors ate asking that the sect be Wright’* OelTry Tea

Quarantined. 1 ‘<011

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