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Mount Vernon Democratic Banner July 2, 1896 Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange Mount Vernon Banner Historic Newspaper 1896 7-2-1896 Mount Vernon Democratic Banner July 2, 1896 Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.kenyon.edu/banner1896 Recommended Citation "Mount Vernon Democratic Banner July 2, 1896" (1896). Mount Vernon Banner Historic Newspaper 1896. 26. https://digital.kenyon.edu/banner1896/26 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange. It has been accepted for inclusion in Mount Vernon Banner Historic Newspaper 1896 by an authorized administrator of Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange. For more information, please contact [email protected]. VOL LX. NO. 9. MOUNT VERNON, OHIO: THURSDAY. JULY 2, 1896. $1.50 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE. were shot, 56 of the citizens were hang­ especially in the winter months, as NOTICE TO (OlTRM'TORS. I ROMM advice even if I had offered it, and I ed, 117 others received the death penalty, would have paid no attention to nny he closely as I do horses in the summer. EALED proposals will be received nt OIDJIMISCUS 400 were condemned to imprisonment might have given to me. Our judgment I will never stop betting on the races. S the office of the Clerk of the B anl of and exile, and the city was made to pay was often different, and we bet against I could not. It is second nature to me. Education of Hairison towuship, in Knox couuty, Ohio, until twelve o’clock, noon, An it Vaooks nt the Present the sum of $l,000,0(X). Some refused at Gives Ah Interesting Talk each other. For several years back I have said to on the 3 i day of July. 1890, for building a I>ny. firet to believe that the Turks were re­ on the Nnbjeet. Gaines is only altout 24 years old, but myself that I have all the money that I School House on the lot ei’iiated in sub­ sponsible for the massacre, hut it has is worth in the neighborhood of $100,- district No 4. of said township, according will ever need and will never bet heavily to the plans and specifications on file in been shown beyond a doubt that they 000, all made by betting. He started again, going to the races merely for said office City Tlint Stood Before connived at it, they instigated it, they “PiltNlmrg Phil’s” Exper­ with next to nothing in St. Louis a few Etch bid must contain the name of every The wise fanner handles amusement (for my love of horses person interested in the same, and be ac­ fruit very carefully. He Abrn1iam*N Time. ordered it, they shared in it. Their con­ ience on tlie Turf, years ago. The people who lose money would not permit mu to stay away) and companied by a sufficient guaranty of some duct north of Damascus at present is a are those who rely upon other people’s wagering $100 or so just to make it in­ disinterested |>erson. that if the bid is ac knows that the bruised spots cepted, a contract will be entered info and repetition of the same thing. judgment—why go to the track and try teresting^ are the first to decay. So with An Oasis Fortified by a Desert—A In Which He Has Won and Lost a the performance of it properly secured. Besides the biblical allusions that to follow men like myself. But the first thing I knew I would be The bid for each kind of material called your system. Don’t let your Medley of Humanity Seen No Where Fortune on a Single Race —He Has for by the specifications must be stated have been made in this paper to Damas­ I can illustrate my method of picking putting up from $10,000 to $15,000 od a a System of His Own and Ad­ separately, and the price of each given, and cold continue. The hard ef­ E’se on the Globe-Place Where St. cus it will be remembered that Paul was a winner in no better way than by ex­ horse which, the chances are, I would the price of labor must also be separately Paul Preached -Graphic Descrip­ heres Closely to It at All Times — stated. forts at coughing and the in­ converted on his way here, and that plaining how I come to bet on Sir Wal­ not give $100 for if it was offered for The Board Aterves the right to reject any flammation bruise the delicate tion of* Historic Spots. when the Governor sought to apprehend Other Well Known Sports. ter last Thursday, thus making nearly sale. I do not think that any man who or all bhlj. him he wa.< let down in a basket through all my friends declare me crazy. It was loves horses as I do and who has been By order of the Board of E lucation. lining to your throat and lungs. JOHN W. BURKHOLDER. Disease germs like these [Damascus Correspondence Baltimore Sun.] a window and made good his escape, I won some $13,000 on the Brooklyn the result of carefully watching the in the business as long can stop betting June 1,1896. Clerk. and that during his residence here “he horses, not alone in their races, but on the races. It is just as natural for j4 w6 bruised and weakened parts. While the ancient cities along the Handicap last Thursday. Siuce then I Nile are known only by the magnifi­ preached Christ in the synagogue, that have been followed continually about during their work. me as it is to eat my breakfast. cence of their ru«ned temples,while Baal- He is the Son of God, and confounded I have always had a great liking for My most successful season was three SALE OF BOA OS. S cell's 6muUton. the Gravesend track by crowds of men bec and Palmyra have long since passed the Jews which dwelt at Damascus,prov­ anxious to place their money as I placed Sir Walter, believing him to be one of yeans ago. I quit $168,000 winner. I of Cod-liver Oil, with Hypo­ away, while Babylon is a heap in the ing that this is the very Christ.” We mine. My followers are always many, the most reliable horses on the turf, hut was $225,000 ahead before the Morris Office of Citv Clerk, ) are tempted to think that it would take Park meet I lost $45,000 there the Mt. Vernon, O , June 6, 1896. { phosphites, will soothe the desert and Tyre a ruin on the shore, but naturally they have increased this liking was stronger than ever after OTICE is hereby given that on Monday, cough, relieve the inflamed Damascus, which Josephus declares was more than the eloquent voice of a Paul greatly since Thursday. These men the Metropolitan 'Handicap at Morris last thiee days. I always figure ex- N July 13, 1896, between the hours of 2 membrane, and tone up the standing before Abraham’s time, and to disturb the consummate indifference make a great mistake. Park. When a sixteenth of a mile from I>enses with the losses. o'clock p. m and 3 o’clock p. m.of said Just to illustrate the ups and downs of day, there will be sold at this office to the whole system. which is called in the prophecies of of the average pipe-smoking, coffee- No man ever made money by follow­ home in the Metropolitan he appeared highest and best bidders, Thirty Water drinking, sleepy-eyed citizen of modern to be a sure winner. But in the last the (business, I will say that six years SCOTT’S EMULSION has been endorsed by the Isaiah “the head of Syria,” is to day, ;is ing me, and no man ever will, unless he Works Extension ami Improvement Bonds medical profession for twenty years your doctor.1 it has been for thousands of years, Damascus. sixteenth he tired to nothing, 8t. Maxim ago, the first year the Elizabeth (N. J.) of the City of Mt- Vernon, Ohio, in the ag- This is because it is always PjJuUUt—always uniform is possessed of very large capital, and —always contami the purrit Norwgun Cod-iiver Oil Standing among the ruins of this in­ beating him a head at the post. track opened, I started in there, then g'egate sum of $15,000 for the purpose of and Hrpopkosphitri, a mighty city, influencing the customs copies my tactics throughout the entire purchasing additional ground, improving Insist on Scott’a Emulsion with trade-mark of and trade of a region of hundreds of glorious city, you look upen the remains This made me think that Sir Walter went to Linden, then to Brooklyn, and and extending the water-works system and man and fish. season. Encouraged and misled by my of two distinct but blended civilizations. would beat SL Maxim sure in the at the end of the three meets was $100,- protecting the water supply thereof in Mt Put up in so cent and $1.00 sizes. The s-na0 size miles around it frequent streaks of luck, my friends may be enough to cure your cough or help your baby. Yernou, Ohio, said bonds to be of the de Its importance in the nourishing The popular natural religions, which for often decide to follow me, and bet as I Brooklyn, knowing that he was a much 000 winner, but in the fall was loser on nomination of $300 each, to be dated July SCOTT A BOWNE, -Tig.
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