The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 February 1912 — Page 3

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Change in Time Table hjaill Djv., T- H. L & E. T. Co. littoctlve Sunday, Auguat 27, 1811

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LIFE INSURANCE. If you want the beat 20-pay policy on the market, one that will b« paid up In fifteen years, or will, at the end of 20 years be worth in ca*h more than you have paid the company, take that policy In THE TRAVELERS' Inauranc» Co. Thia policy has other valu able options of settlement. 0. H. SMITH, Agent. S'»ntha:d Blr>ctr, Orcencaatle, Ind — —o i MONON ROUTE. WINTER TOURIST EXCURSION PARES ON SALE DAILY TO APRIL 30. 1912 To points and resects In Alabama, Cuba, Florida Georgia. Louisiana, Missis slppl. North Carolina, South Carolina Texas and many other South-n) points, good to return up to June 1, 1912. For further Information call at Mon on station. J. D. ELLIS. Local Agent

Warnings of Har Tragic Fat# That

Cam# to Empress Elizabeth.

In 'My Royal Cllenls• , M. Publl, the famous Ftvnch defective, writing (,T (be unfortunate Empres,: Kluabetu ot Austria, who Was so foully murdered In Geneva In 1898. says that two strange Incidents Incline one to the belief that the empress received a pre

sentiment of her tragic end

“On the eve of her departure for Geneva she asked Mr Barker to read her a few chapters of a book by Mnr Ion Crawford, entitled ‘Oorleono.’ in which the author descrilies the detest able customs of the Sicilian Mafia While the empress was listening to the harrowing story a raven, attracted by the scent of some fruit which she was eating, came and circled round her. Greatly Impressed, she tried tt> drive it off. but In vafu, for It conalaplly returned, fllllng the echoes with Its mournful croaklngs Then she rap- . W’y walked away, for she knew that ravens are harbingers of death when their 111 omened wings persist In 0hf.”

plug roiim} a living person.

^Agaiu. a Indy In waiting told me that on the morning of that day she went Into the empress’ room, as usual, to ask how she had slppt and found her Imperial mistress looking pale and

sad.

"‘I have had a strange experleuc#,' said Elizabeth. '1 was awakened in the middle nt the uiaht by the bright moonbeams which filled my room, fo,r (he servants had forgotten to draw the blinds | could see the moon ffom my lied, and It seemed lo have the fare ht a woman weeping. 1 don't know |f It is a presentiment, hut 1 have ag (ilea 1 shall meet w(th misfortune.’ ” 4ud It was a few hqufg later that Luochlu! killed her with a three cornered Ule clumsily fitted to a waoden handle. PA%TOF« IA ■ See Very Mean. He—I believe (hat every man should 4o something to advance scientific knowledge. When I die 1 shall leave my brain to science She -Stingy thing.—Judge.

cism If I questioned your party loyalty or desire to be bound by the same party discipline and party authority as myself, where the same applies with equal force. 1 am unable to find, after careful consideration, any piece dent or authority for the position you take In assuming to direct me in matters In volvlng the primary which I have called for the 14th Inst., at which no action whatever is contemplated or can be taken Involving district matters or district delegates of candidates. Under these circumstances I am at a loss to know the ground for your action or the authority by which you assume to control in this matter If any can be pointed out I shall hold myself at all times ready to yield obedience thereto, but until such authority is pointed out to me I feel that I would be unwarrantably surrendering authority which has been vested iu me by the Democratios of Vigo county in strict acordance with recognized party precedent and party discipline. If I complied with your or-

der.

With'the greatest deference to your official position, as well as to you personally, I do not feel that I have any right to surrender to you the authority which as been placed in my keeping by the Democrats of this county, or In effect abdicate in your favor the position which 1 hold In the party. In making this statement I want it distinctly understood I am acting only from a sense of official and party duty and do not intend hereby to disobey or disregard orders coming to me from authority having the right to command On the contrary, my position la and has been that whenever I receive directions in any party matter from any source having authority to direct I shall yield ready and cheerful obedience thereto, and whether that authority rests in the Democratic state commute or in the Democratic state convention It is not necessary to determine at this time I submit, also, that the politcal wisdom of having one contest, if there Is to be a serious contest, instead of two. seems to me to be unanswerable. 1 am with great respect, your very truly, ALBERT D. WEEKS. Chairman Democratic Central Committee, Vigo County, Indnana. The Star continues: Randel in bis '’order'’ to Weeks, did not Intimate what would happen to Weeks If he disobeyel "instructions." Intimation has been made by some of the Fairbanks workers that If Weeks did not comply with Handel’s sugges tlon Randel would set a date for a prl | mary in Vlg 0 county for the selection of delegatee to the state convention. If Randel should follow such a course It would mean that Vigo county would send two delegations of sixty delegates each to the state convention. The majority of the local polt- | tlclans were Inclined to the opinion last night that Randel would not resort to such heroic methods. Predictions were made that the Fairbanks workers would enter the regularly called primaries next Wednesday and make an effort to elect their candidates for state delegates. It was pointed out that these candidates are continuing their campaign* the same as IT Randel had not Issued his "orders” to Weeks. i As matters now stand It is Handel's next move. As a "fixer" the Greencastle banker, acordlng to local politicians, has not had a pleasing experI lence in Vigo county this week. It was suggested last night that the Democrat state committee may be called together for the purpose of solving the “Vigo problem.” It was palmed I out, however, that the state committee cpuld not possibly go to a farther length than Randel already has gone. It la said that Taggart and Ralston’s suporters are gallons to keep the Vigo squabble from reaching the state convention and for that reason will not permit Handel to call a special primary for the selection of state del- ; fgntes from this county. Like all peacemakers, Handel's efforts to solve the "Vigo problem” have not been fully appreciated in all quarters Yesterday the Greencastle man came in for some severe criticism from members of the Lnrab-Foley fac- ' tlon. Followers of Fairbanks, bowev-1 er , commended the Putnam county

ffg In Vigo county of late

"Think of a man omiu s from Putnam county and trying to wU Vl county politicians how to manage their own affairs," said a member of the Lamb-Foley faction yesterday, -it strikes us that It Is j Ugt abou ' t the same as ’carrying coals t 0 Newcastle.' You remember George Primrose's old song about 'Didn't He Ramble.' Well Handel's work In Vigo during the past f'-w days brings it to my mind. Why not paraphrase th*- chorus to

something like the following:

“Randel rambled, Randel rambled;

He rambled everywhere, Up and down the stairs. In and out the Terre Haute House

Randel rambled, Randel rambled.

He rambled till Untie Dudley called

him down.”

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Don’t forget the shoe sale nt the B. & II. Shoe Store Hs a money saver. Broadstreet and Houghland. 8-tf —OOC, WEAK AND SICKLY WOMEN. It is hard to estimate how many women owe their female troubles, general weakness, nervousness, sallow skin etc., to constiuation and indigestion, but doctor* whose practice 1* among women say that 90 per cent, would be no exaggeration. It Is well for them to know of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, which cures constipation, indigestion sick headache heartburn, hot flashes, etc. It Is absolutely guaranteed to do what is claimed for it, and if you want te try it before buying send your address for a free sample to Pepsin Syrup Co., U9 Caldwell Bldg., Monticello, 111., It Is sold by Jones Stevens Co., at 60c and II a bottle. w s wk. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

Opportunities for Young Men and Women in Departmental Service,

Catarrh, AtMHMA-colds and CAFARRHAL DfcAFNfcSS QUIlKi.Y GO. Here are some symptoms of oa tarrrh; If you have any of them get rid of them by breathing HYOMEI: ii Is guaranteed to banish catarrh. Is your throat raw? Do you sneeze often ? Is your breath foul? Are your eyes watery? Do you take cold easily? is your nose stopped up? Do you have to spit often? Do crusts form in your nose" Are you worse in damp weather? Do you blow your nose a good deal? Are you losing your sense of smell’ Doesyour mouth taste bad mornings? Do you have a dull feeling In youi head? I>o you have a discharge from the nose? Does mucus drop In back of nose" Complete HYOMEI outfit, which Includes Inhaler, $1.00, extra bottles. If needed, 60 cents at the Owl Drug Co and druggists everywhere.

There will be civil service examinations in Indiana March 13, at the following places: Indianapolis, l^fayette, Bloomington, Evansville, Ft. Wayne, New Albany, Rlshmond South Bendn, Terre Haute and Valparaiso. Examinations may be taken at any of these places for the following positions: Assitant examiner, patent office; matron. Indiana service: bookkeeper, Philltpplne service; veterinary, Phllllpplne service; teacher, Philllppine service; kindergarten teacher, Indian service; veterinary Inspector; postal clerk, Isthmian canal service. There will be eliminations held during March for positions as follows: Elevator conductor, departmental service; press feed- r, government printing cilice; atenoi?rapher; stenographer and typewriter; typewriter: subclerical (watchman, messenger and skilled laborer) department service. The dates and places for these examinations are as fololws: South Bend, Mch. 14; Ft. Wayne, Mch. 16; Indian apolis, Mch. 18; Terre Haute, Mch. 19; Evansville, Mch 20 and New Albany,

Mch. 21,

Applicans wanting positions in Washington, D. C„ must be examined

In the state where actually domiciled His liberal offer of a $s.7b ireatraeni and musf have Wn n reel Han* ! fr<Mt to all sufferers. Is certainly worth .uiu must nave been a resident of the of serious consideration. You mas .

have another opportunity.

The Grand Dropsy Treatment con.-Ust of four dfopsy remedies In one. a|...

GOOD BREEDING. Good manners, which Include courtesy, are lubricant that makes tho wheels of business, domestic and social life move more easily. They afford pleasure tuid comfort, soothe the feelings and promote concord and

peace.

Whether or not the manners of UnAmerican people have Improved in re cent years is open to question. There are those who assert that the spread of education has made for refinement and more polished ways, and doubt less that is true to a considerable extent. But on the other hand there are people who mourn what they consider the decay of the old courtliness of manner which had so peculiar a charm.. And It is also asser*“d that the rush and whirl of present business life makes for brusqueness of speech and lessened regard for the comfort and feelings of others. That undoubt edly Is true In many Instances and railroad managers, quick to see its in purloiis effects, are enjoining their employee# to show good manners In their relations to the traveling public. But whether good manners have or have not decreased there is certainly room for Improvement: Courtesy, reverence. considerate-ness and all these other qualities that may be included Jn good breeding, should be diligently cultivated, especially in the home and In the school. Children well trained In this essential will retain It through life.—Lebanon Patriot,

flROJSY TREATED FREE Or. Mllaa. the Great Specialist. Wbo Will Send a New $3.75 Treatment Free. Many Haya Baa# Cured Altar Doctors Fu.lrd, At Prat no disea.se Is apparently more harmless than dropsy; a little sw. ning of the eyelids, hands, feet, ankles or al dometi. Finally there Is great shortness of breath, cough, faint spells, some times nausea and vomiting, ever ini.- uh■of the limbs and a lingering and wretehfed death If the dropsy Is not removed. Dr. Miles has been known us a leadli specialist In these diseases for 30 >--.u His liberal offer of a $3,75 Treatment

state for at least a year. For positions outside Washington, It Is necessary that the applicant shall reside In the county and state where residence Is claimed at least six months Rllway clerks examinations will be held In nil of the above named cities

on May 4

Deafnar* Canecrt Cures >v local •‘•ppiii atlons. a* ftmy cannot reach 'b diseased portion of the ear -'here Is only one way to cure deaf less, and that Is by constltutiena) emedles. Deafness la caused by an nflamed condition of the mucous llnng of the Eustachian Tube. When bis tube Is 'nflamed you have q •umbllng sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It Is entirely cipsed, Deafness Is the reauit. and unless the In--lammailon can be taken out and this tube restored to Its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; uine cases out of tep are caused by Catarrh, which Is nathing but an Inllamed condition of the mucous aur acee. We will give One Hundred Dollar* 'or anv case ef Deafness (caused by atarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for clrcu ‘srs free. F. J CHENEY * CO., Toledo, O. Hold by Druggists, 76c. Take Hal' a Family I%Hs (or con at 1 iiaitoc

man highly for what he haa been do-

We should be surprised not at our rood deeds, but our bad uu«*.—Philips Brooks.

Money loaned on live stock and other chattel security. See the Homs Loan Co., rhoee 8* a 4k k

“NO HUNTING" signs at the Banner office at live oents eaeh. If

BETTER THAN SPANKING 4 Spaaklng doe* aot pure children of * .--Jwetting. Thera la a eonntltntlonal c»u>e for this trouble. kin. U. Summers, Box W, Notre Dame, Ind., will send free to any mother her succeaaful home treenoent, with rail inetractlons. Send so money, but write her today If your children trouble you In thla way. Don't blame the child, the chances are If can’t help It TbU treatment also cures adults and aged people troubled with urine dlftculUea by Say er sight.

BIRTHDAY MONTH. To the Editor of the Banner: Sir: Will you kindly remind your patrons and the community that the birthday of Lincoln, the Emancipator, occurs on the 12th of February; also that the birthday of George Washington falls on the 22nd. The W. R. C. most earnestly hope that colors will be displayed very pormlnently for both heroes, and that much sentiment will evolve therefrom for the extern tlon of patriotism among all people. w - R- O. NO. 26.

Tonic Tablet# and Yura-l-axa for ten v log the V^atef. This treatment Is spedalBr praPsfed tor each patient anil l.-- -i: laakt ten times as successful as that of tnoat physicians. It usually relieves the firat day, and removes swelling in . ix day» In most cases. Delay is dangeiou Sand for Ramarkable Cures In Your State, f All afflicted readers may hn • I’• Examination Chat t Opinion, Advice, , Two-wpc jd'Treatment free.W Writ-- n or.ca uescilbe your case. Addr- . in jftitftklin Miles. Dept. D-. Elkhast. V..t

884 to 984 Main 8tr«ct.

“NO HUNTING” aigna at Banner offic* at five cants aaoh.

the tf

The Banner—10 eent* q Week.

Mathematical Snakes. Oa/lng at a collection of serpents at the zoo, the rural visitor observed. "My gracious, those snakes must multiply rapidly!" With a twinkle iu his eye the keeper replied, "Borne kinds do, but these particular ones are adders.”—Judge's Llbvery. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER S O ASTOR I A Th# Proper Caper Ascmn—Tell me whl' h la proper Would yqu say "It Is possible tor two to IJve on $10 a week" or “on *10 wseklyr Wise- Well, I'd say "It Is possible for two to live on $10 a week irwtkly." — Catholic Standard and Times MR. MILLER, MGWEAQUA. The best way to form an opinion about an article Is to use It yourself, yet tbs testimony of others should carry much weighL M. H. Miller of Moweaqua, 111., says that the only thing he knows of that will surely cure stomach trouble, Indigestion and constipation is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, the great herb laxative compound, which is safe and also pleasant to taste. It Is absolutely guaranteed to do what is claimed for It, and If you want to try it before buying, send your address for a free sample bottle to Pepsin Byrup Co., 119 Caldwell Bldg., Monticello, 111. It Is sold by Jones, Stevens Co., at 60c. and $1 • bottle. w s wk

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Los Angeles. Feb. 10.—The trial of John E. Munsey, San Francisco labor leader, .ml others, on charges of conspiring to violate federal laws relating to the transportation of dynamite went over till July. NEGRO CONVICT MAf EE GIVEN FREEDOM Another Prisoner Reported to Hare Declared Dim Innocent.

Evansville. Ind., Feb. 10.—The case of Clinton Redman, a negro, who has been a prisoner at Michigan City since 19ov is being Investigated by Thomas M. Larmore, asaisiaut state agent for the state |irisou at Michigan City. On the morning of June 9. 190k. the body of Mrs. Eva Riechlein, a whit© woman, was found in Pigeon Creek, near the city, where it had been for several days. Shortly after the finding of the body Redman, a negro, was arrested, charged with the murder of the wom‘an His conviction was largely on circumstantial evidence. He was sen tenced to prison for two to twenty-one years. It Is stated that Robert Collier, a negro prisoner at Michigan City, recently confessed that he killed the Blechleln woman and that Redman had nothing to do with the crime. Collier Is serving a term of from two to fourteen >euia ua the charge of as sauJt and battery with Intent to kill.

WOULD QUICKLY CURE IT.

A quick, s-Je, socthlng, healing, antiseptic cure for S »re Throat, briefly describe* TOMSM.MK. A small bottle of Tonciline lasts longer than most any CASM of Sor* Thro «t. TOMr.iLIMC cures Sore Mouth and Hoarseness and prevents Quinsy and Diphtheria. 25c. and 50c. Hospital Size $100. AM Drugoists.

TOOK IT COOLLY School Teacher Treat# Collision With Flyer as a Trifling Incident. Muncie, Ind., Feb. 10.—The crew of a fast Dig Four passenger train, feeling the impact when the engine struck some object and noticing part# of a buggy on the pilot of the engine, back ed the train to a crossing near York town, where they found in a field Daniel Howell, aged twenty-one, a school teacher, trying to bandage a few small bruises on h!s horse's legs Howell had been hurled down a thir-ty-foot embankment with the home when the train going fifty miles an hour had struck them, but neither w-as hurt enough to require assistance “Just drive your train right along, and don t mind us,” Howell is reported to have told the trainmen. "I'm busy trying to fix up this horse.” Howell did no> miss an hour of school teaching.

MONON ROUTE CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST. Louisville, French Lick Springs and The South Time Tabla taking effect at b o'clock a. m., Oct. 16, 1911 North Bound. No. 4, Chicago Mall 1:54 a iu No. 8. Chicago Express 12:28 p m No 10 F. Lick St Laf Ac.. 8:66 a m No. 12. F Lick A Laf Ac.... 6:48 p m South Bound. No. 3. Louisville Mall 2:20 a m No. 6, Louisville Express .. 2:28 p m. No. 11 Laf A F. Lick Ac .. 8:26 a m No. 9, Laf. & F. Lick Ac 6:21 p m All trains run dally. Local freight trains do not carry passengers. Pullmann sleepers on night fralna parlor and dining rare on day trainsFor complete time cards and full 1mformation In regard to rates through ’ars etc address, J. Reed G. P. A. Chicago. J. D Ellis Aren

CEHENT WORK *>0 ALL KINDS. CELLAR FOUNDATION SIDEWALKS El 0 PHONE 170

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KEAL E TA I K, FIRE AND A CIDENT IN UkANCK COAL R > LUCAS ^nona 2KR f S inarjns St

Passenger Train Derailed. Columbia City, Ind., Feb. lO.-^-One thousand feet of track was torn up and the Pennsylvania railroad blocked when snow and Ice clogged a cross over switch and derailed the tender of an engine and five cars of an east bound passenger train. The cars remained upright and nobody was injured.

C .H. mi LTZER Tin Plate, Sheet Iron and Furnace Work -tOOFlNG AND SPOUTING PHONE •4. ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL <INDS OF METAL WuriK SHOP IN MARQUIS BUILDINS A/ALNUT STREET GREENCASTLE NDIANA PERFECTION CRIMP GALVANI2 ED IRON ROOFING. NO NAILS EX °OSED. NC WOOD STICKS.

Gkt it Here

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Prevailing

Current Pries* and Livestock,

For Grain

Get it Right

is the motto at the

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Indianapolis Grain and Llveatock. Wheat—Wagon. 9Se: No. 2 red, 9914c. Corn—No. 3, 66c. Data—No 2 white. 53c. Hay—Baled, $18.00® 20.00; timothy. $23.00® 25.00; mixed $21.00 (57 23.00. Cattle — $3.00 © 8.25. Hogs—$5 00 rriy'.t). Sheep—[email protected]. Lambs—$0 50(576.25. Receipt#—9.000 hogs; 1.000 cattle; 700 sheep.

At Cincinnati.

Wheat—No. 2 red. $1.03. Corn—No 2, 68c. Oats—No. 2. 56c. Cattle— $3.25(577.25. Hogs—-$3.SO(5S'6.65. Sheep I —$1 1 |4 2SQ 8 gg j Mt Chicago. j For Sale—A set of Rldpath’s Hli When. No 2 red $1.03%. f'oi-n— tories in good order. C. A. Robinsot No. It. 6514c. Outs—No. 2. M«4c. Oat-! Greenfield, Ind. 9-2 tie—Steers, $4 00(578.65; Stockers and I feeders, $3.80(i; 8.10. Hogs—$5.55^0 2”, _ . Sheep—$2.25^ 1.60. Lambs—$4 ->5 < For sale — A second hand Petalum 8 50. ' w 1 Incubator. Good as new. Capacity 31

At St. Loul*.

Wheat—No. 2 red, $1.0214. Corn No. 3. 04 l Ac Oats—No. 2, 53!Ac. Cattle—Steer:-. $,>.00(577.75, Hogs—$4 00 @ 0.40. Sheep—$2.25<g 4.80. Lambs—

$4.25©6.85.

At East Buffalo. Cattle—$3.2'- " 8.15. Hogs—$4.50® 6 60. Sheep—$ 'on® 4.6O. Lambs—$3 50

@6.85.

Wheat at Toledo May, $1.031-4; July, 99c; cash, $l.00$t.

eggs. Phone 700. 3-4p w&s w 2p

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