Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 September 1908 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2, IU08.

GREENCASTLE HERAID

PAG* THREE.

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LOW RATES TO TOLEDO And Return Big Four Route 42nd Annual Encampment G. A* R. AUG. 3 I —SEPT. 5, I 9U8 Tickets sold August 28. 29, 30 31s pood returning September 15, 1908 with privilege of extension to Oct 15, 1908. For Kales mul Tickets consult Agent “BIQ FOUR ROUTE” 0 P 0 —02 II & S D

DODGING THE SPEAKER. One of the First Casts of Filibustering In Congress. j One of tiie first instiiuces of fiilbus* 1 tering occurred in iso.5 just after the j Impeachment trial of the lion. Samuel I Chase, one of the asso lute justices of ; the supreme court. A quarrel arose over the payment of witnesses. The j bouse of representatives would pass no , MU which provided for the payment of those summoned by Chase. The j senate would pass no bill which did not, and a conference followed. Kadi refused to yield, and the hill was lost. John Randolph then attempted ia | the closing hours of the session to | have the wltnes-es for the managers of the trial paid out of the contingent fund of the house. Hut the Fed ralists were ready. They hurried from the room, and when the vote was taken the speaker annomvcd no quorum. Members Were thereupon sunimoued from the lobby and oommlttee rooms. Hardly wore they In tkoir seats when a message from the president was announced, and while the clerk was reading ll tiie Federalists again left the room, so that when the resolution was n second time called up there was again no quorum, dace more the sergeant at arms went into the lobby, and once more the niomliers came In. But an enrolled lull was reporied. and ' while the speaker wa signing it tiie Federalists a third t up slipped out. J The annonnoi ;.ont of oo c'. ,i w hicli followed was or . ( wi''i -kouis of laughter. Randolph In a groat passion desisted, and late on the evening of Sunday, Mar. It p ur,, the Fi. Iith congress ended Haltlmore Amei'icaii.

CONTEST IS TiGMTENING UP; SEVERAL SHOW GOOD GAINS

Although Miss Hurst and Miss Mo’er Lead in the South and North Districts, Respectively, Both Are Being Crowded for Their Places. Nine in a Bunch n the South,

THE RACE IS NOW ON IN EARNEST

THE TABLE OF VOTES

SOI TH DIST RICT— Roxie Hurst, Mt. Meridian Reggie Wright. Manhattan

3025 2913

Ruth Runyan, Cloverdale 27: Mildred Rader, R. K. 2. Ueelsville Ethel Miller, Reelsvllle Hallie Hendricks, Reelsville Gladys Rogers, Cloverifale Essie Foster, Reelsville Bertha llillis, Llmedale Ruby Hyde, Reelsville

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SCIENCE AND TEARS.

Weapon of the Heroine Coolly Ana-

lyzed by French Chemist.

One dogs not care to have one's tears analyzed like a patent food or medicine and to asso kite them with chemical M'listum-rs, hut we tiro nothing If not practical nowadays, and every shred of romance, poetry and semi ment Is remorselc sly wrenched from

us for scientific purposes.

A French journal devoted to matters of tliis kind has been telling us not only of what tears are composed, but exactly the effect that is produced on brain and body when \xe shed them. So henceforth when we read that the heroine's “beautiful eyes were suffused with tears.” that ‘Tn a moment she was weeping passionately on Ins shoul-

2380 214 5 2135 1835 1x25 1S25 715

Nola Scott, Belle Union 325 Anna McAvoy, Claverdale Lyda Wilson, Belle Union Cellesta Mace, Reelsville Joan Strobe, Manhattan Maune Burris, Cloverdale

327

25 2 5 25

NORTH DISTRICT— May Moler O. C. R. R. 5 2215 Edith Ragland. Fillmore ITtiO Mary Miller, G. C. R. U. 3 If,90 j Pearl Young, Bainbrldge R. U. 2 1375 ! Static Phillips, Fillmore, iu,j 1345 Ruth Evans, Russellville 1225 1 Bertha Sigler, R. R. 8 G. C 955 Lnvita Evans, Roaohdale 955 Gladys McFadden, Bainbrldge 9 15 : Elsie Hinkle, New Maysville 925 ‘Ruth Ford. Bainbrldge fS5 Mary Jacob, Fillmore R. R. 1 055 Lottie Grantham, Roach dale 025 Rtiba Goslln, Roaehdale 025

der,” we slmll know that by a kind of Effle Jains. Bainbri’ge C25 shower bath arrangement a mixture of Florence Cal! iwny. Bainbrich.e 4s.",

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albuminoid, water and cliemieal sttl'stanees was let loose at the hack of tier skull, thus dulling the nervo centers and really giving her relief. However, it does not sound romant'• and mere man is likely to i, Maine that the fair one is really suffering doubly when ail this happens. Gentlewoman. Not So Funny After All. On oik 1 of tin' crui-es out of Porkland we ran into Cnslino Mo . wltere | crowds of visitors hoarded tiie ship I One old grizzled farmer fell into the ; bands of a youngster from Montana For the time being veuPInhu's became I torpedo tubes, those "sticks" up in the air were t 1 liol.l up fog nets, the ■ rapes were clotheslines, the engines ran by ra Hum. and the Hartford was the fastest ship afloat. The old man seeim 1 deeply interested. especially in the chute for getting overboard, the le_s .nid anus that

1 niiglit be adrift in action and the vab: V 1 r,... 1.. 1111.. ’ .-.Hi ivlmtnvitr w .iior loiLrbt

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for letting out whatever water might run Into the ship. When he finally went over the side lie was profuse in bis (banks T nm : to his escort, be drew out ids card, on which was en

Opal Prather, Fillmore Edna Perkins, Roaehdale Miss May Moler and Miss Roxie llitrs'l are still leading In their respective districts In the Star and Democrat voting contest. Their lead has been materially cut down in the part few days, however, and no\v the race in beginning to be on in

earuc-s;.

In the south there are now nine candidates in a hunch. All are crowding Miss Hurst and may overtake her before many more days. In the north, too. the young ladies have be-

gun to get busy and are forging their 0 f V r,tos and $15 to the one securing totals to highi r figures. tho second place in that district. The young lady in each district To the young lady receiving the who finishes first will have to g ,j t ] ari!:( . g t number of votes regardless of busy and remain so until the end of | ( ]j s trlct an additional $15 will be

given and the winner of tiie second

.. 355 25 ho in the north district and everything south will be in the south district. There will he a contest in

each district.

The young lady In the north district securing the largest number of votes will be given $25 in gold. The one securing the second largest number of votes will receive $15 In

gold.

Twentv-fivo dollars will also ho given to tho young lady in the south district receiving the largest number

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the contest, for their is going to he a lot of hustling for votes In tho

next few weeks.

Vo'cs are now coming into tiie office every day and twenty-four hours

to make a big change in

summary.

HULKS OF THK CONTEST.

tiie

place receiving the largest number of votes will be given an additional

$5.

i Each candidates nominated receives 25 votes and each will he start

1 « d alike. Not more than one nom-i votes in the town.

inatlng ballot will be credited to any

candidate.

Nominations for the contest may be made by clipping out the coupon in today’s paper and mailing it to tiie Star & Democrat office. Each candidate will be started in the contest with 25 votes as shown on the i ballot. Not more than one nominal- i tng ballot will be credited to any

candidate.

Candidates living in Putnam : county out side of Greencastle only will he consid'Ted. Candidates must be between the i ago of 15 and 25 years. Candidates may work in any part of the county and are not restricted to their own district. Nominations will close August 29 and If you have a friend , whom you wish to n.ominate, you must have made the nomination before 0 o'clock on that day. It will he a contest between 111*’ north and the south. Lets see who

will win.

The contest will close at 0 o’clock on the evening of September 20 and all votes must be fn the office by

that time.

Coupons clipped from the paper must he voted within 7 days aftc the date of the Issue of the peper. A ballot box will be in the office sc that votes may bo cast at any time during the day. Volos mailed to the office will receive careful attention. Votes are not transferable and once voted for one candidate cannot be transferred to another. For payments made on subscriptions to the Star & Democrat or the Herald certificates for votes are issued to the contestants. These certificates may tie voted at any time The value of these cortlflcates are as follows: Herald daily, $:’,.nn a year $3 1 year 900 votes $150, 0 months 4 50 votes $1.00, 4 months, 300 votes Arrearges, 3 votes for each cent •ollectod, or 300 to tho dollar. Anyone may place a young lady in nomination by clipping out a coupon and mailing it to tiie Star ti Democrat office before August 22. There will be ballots in the Stai J & Democrat each week which may lie clipped out and voted. The Ftar & Democrat reserves the rights to reject any candidate and to j pass final judgement on any quest- i ion which may arise. Be sure to clip the coupon and nominate your choice at once. Help your friend be the successful

candidate.

The tabulated vote of the contest will be published each week in tiie Star & Democrat and on each Monday in the Herald. Persons wishing to help there candidate may subscribe for more than 1 year. Remember it is free for all outside of Grecncaslle. Tills contest has 110 requirements that a contest ant must belong to any organization. E. E. Gray will manage the con-

test.

In filling out nominating coupons write distinctly the name and ad-

dress of the candidate.

Although, all camli lutes must reside outside of Greencastle, they are not restricted from soliciting

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R. J. GILLESPIE

Undertaker

Calls Promptly Attended to

Office l*hone,

Day or Night

Home I*Iione, .103

“How She Saved lor a Home” This is the title of a little story which tells how a woman started

a bank account and saved up enough money to buy

a beautiful home. The story is told in a little book, which you can have for the asking.

The book is interesting, cause its story is one that any sensible

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woman can make come true in her own life. If you want to save for a home—or for anything—you should read this book, for

it tells you how to begin. It is easy to start and keep a bank account if you only know how, and the book tells you this. The book also tells you how to save. You will be surprised to learn bow little it takes to start a | bank account and how easy it is to keep saving. All this is told in the book. Write for it. You pay nothing. You do not even send a stamp mr postage. Fill out the coupon below and mail it tons at once. Just as soon as we get it. we will mail you the little book—o// f>oslape paid. The book is FREE, to y u. With the book, we will send you a circular telling all about this big. strong bank, which takes care of the savings of thousands of people and pays them good interest tor the use of their money. We will also tell you how easy and safe it is to start a bank account bv mail. No matter who you are, nor where you live, you can k safely ana easily send your R, money to this big. strong JsL bank and we will take care of it for you and pay you good interest. You can start with a dollar or more. Write us at once for full information. Use the coupon. We send you the story. “ How She Saved for a Home," with full information of how you start a bank account with a single dollar, all postpaid. Write us ;s9jj,y now. Address— '' The Indiana Trust

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J Send mo tho story. “How Shi Saved for a I | Home,” and tell me how to start a Bank Ac- J

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mminlo. 11 Putenlft

neenuy for Hoourinir patent*. throuLdi Munn A Co. receive HJIHhoui charge, m ihe

Scientific Jfmerican. \ Imndnomelv ninptrntoa weekly. T.nnrost Hr iiilaliDii nf d' v t ••in. ! :ml. T en,,* f> « year; four month*,$1 t- udhfiM newadeeler*. MUNN&Oo. 3n ' New York Llnuich UH'- o. Clo F St., WRshitiKton, I>. V-

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F£RD I.UGAS DKALKH IN Real E.-datc . insurance and Coal •’o. til (4. Ind. St., Greene,mile, Ind. Plume !2oA.

TOWNSHIP TRUST UK'S NOTICE 1 will be at my office at my residence in Floyd i )wne p for the transaction of oifice business, on Wednesday of < a h week. LEWIS C. WILSON, Trustee Floyd Township.

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TOWNSHIP TRlsTUES NOtH'K. I wll. attend to the business of my oifice as Trud'o of Jackson township on Friday of ea< h week, at my

residence.

G. A. Wilson. Trustee tackson Township

i Who is Putnam county's most popI ular young lady? This is what the Star & Democrat is going to tin 1 out. And when we speak of Putnam county, we mean, Putnam county out

The Whole Business.

A very young housekeeper went to market to purchase n spring chicken. After selecting one and inquiring the

price she said: . ••Isn't :t shillings rather high? The aide of Oreenca tl< AI poulterer In our road only charged me must live outside of the < :t\ 11 ^s. lid. the other day." Greencastle. This contest is (or the ‘•With the feet on?" asked the sale.*- ()l]t ,]j s t r i t people alone,

man. "No.

• j "No. I believe, now you mention It. i the feet were cut off.” she replied,

•j - with some hesitation,

jj "1 thought so." said the man at th.j £ stall. "When we sell u fowl here, X ma'am, we sell it feet and all."—Lou-

•j* ilou Scraps.

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% J.iM think of It—*8.25 bay* a

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- —this week only. " I hfiblt!

To learn tills the Star & Democrat has inaugurated a voting contest in fact two voting contests—for tho county Is divided Into two districts a north and south. Tiie dividing line will be a line running east and west along Washington street in Greoneastle and will divide the coun-

ty in half.

Everything north of tills line will

VOTING BALLOT

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Address In the Shir-Democrat Most Popular Lady Yotin;, r Contest. To he cotiiiteil ballots must lie carefully Irininied and not folded. Void after September 9

Wr are prepared to serve our pa roiis with a good quality cl maim a cluit il ice every day.' CALL PHONE 257 GARDNER BROS

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No. 41.

NO. LOCATION. 21 College Ave. gnd Liberty 31 Hanna and Indiana 11 Jackson and Daggy 01 Madison and Liberty Cl Walnut and Madison 321 Engine House 32 Hanna and Crown 42 Bloomington and Anderson - 52 Seminary and Arlington I 52 Washington and Durham 72 Washington and Locust 212 Seminary and Locust 23 . Howard and Crown 13 Main and Ohio 53 ..College Avt and Demotte Alley 03 Locust and Sycamore 1—2—1, Fire Out.

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S NOTICE. I will be found ni my residence oa Friday of each weel , to attend to the business coune ted with the oifice of Trustee of Jefferson township,

Putnam County, Indiana. O.TiiO VERMILION,

Trustee Jefferson Township.

TOWNSHIP THUS TEE S NOTICE. I will be at my office at my residence in Marion tow nship, for the transaction of office business, on Friday of each week, and ou Tues-

day at Fillmore. J. B. BUNTEN,

Trustee Marion Township.

W. H. MILLER

Tinner u«d Practical Furnace Man Agt. Peek Williamson Underfeed Furna es. All classes of Tin and Shem I mi

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Heavy Betting.

Not a tithe of the betting takes place on the turf nowadays that existed in what i known as Ihe “Hastings era.” The plunging that took place on Hermit's Derby has never been equaled

Onr Lone Ladybtig's Good Work. To one lone ladybug is due the destruction of tlic San Jose scale, which did millions of dollars' damage to the fruit trocs of ('nllfornia. Whim tho

In the annuls of the race. The Mar- pest had become a positive menace, the

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qiiis of Hastings b><t over $500,imk) and I.'i’d Stamford almost as muck. Sir Joseph Hawley lost over $250,000 in one bet through hacking his horse, The Palmer, against Hermit, for that amount with the owner of the latter. When Hermit was knocked down to Mr. Chaplin ns a yearling at the Elthani stud auction far $5,000, Mr. <;. J. Merry bought the very next lot led lnt!i the sale ring for a similar stun. This horse he christened Marksman lie backed his lunvhase against that of Mr. Chaplin with that gentleman for $509'0 fn the I ae r I bon of ts.37. and he lost his waa. r by the narrow mar-

gin of a neck.

department heard of a species of bug in north China which was fatal to the scale A large number of the bugs were procured, but all were dead except one when they reached this country. This one insect was taken to Washington and hccuuu* a ward of (lie government. She rewarded tier keepers by laying about 5.000 eggs. In an In credibly short space of time she had a flourishing family of several billions, and the reign of the seale was over.Van Norden's Magazine

THEY TAKE TIIE KINKS OUT. “I have used Dr. King’s New

Life Pills for many years, with InThe kilt is the national dress of the ! crca8,n K ■ atlBfact ion. Theq take Albanians, the Massalian shepherds [ kinks out of stomach, liver and and the mountaineers of Tibet and As bowels, without fuss or friction”

Mother Did yon know that was fresh paint on the front stoop, dear? Mamie- Yes, mamma. "I was afraid you might have sat down on it." "No, mamma. I didn’t. Clarence sat down on It, and I sat on his lap;"— Yonkers Statesman.

TOWNSHIP 'TRUSTEES NOTICE. 1 will be in my office to transact business at my home ou Tuesday and Friday of each week.

J. O. SIGLER,

Trustee 'Minton Township.

TOWNSHIP IRIS TEES NOTICE. I will attend to township business at home on Tuesd iy anil Friday of each week. Chas. W. King, Trustee Madison Township.

TOWNSHIP IRl s TEE'S NOTR E. I will attend to the business of my office as trustee of Washington township on Wednesday of each wee' , at my res I U m ■ ■ nd it Ueelsville ou 1st, 3d and ftth outurdays of each month. J. D. RADER, Trustee Washington Township.

Tiie human body contains about enough carbon to make 3,000 lead pencils or to make enough coal to burn nearly two hours.

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S NOTICE. I will be at my office, at my home, on Friday of each week, for the transaction of Township business. R C. HODGE, Trustee Mill Creek Township.

_ t>r Sale by Badger & Greet,

sum as well as of the Scots.

HEUAED WANT ADS PAY

Bays N. H. Brown, of Pittsfield, Vt. Guaranteed satisfactory at Tiie Owl Drug store. 25c.

Have you neglected your Kidneys Have you overworked your nervous ystem and caused trouble with your kidneys and bladder? Have you pains in loins, side, back, groins and bladder? Have you a flabby appearance of the face, especially under the eyes? Too frequent a desire to pass urine? If so, William's Kidney Pills will cure you,—at Druggists, Price 50 cents.—Williams’ Manufacturing Company, Cleveland, Ohio. For sale by Badger & Green. 49

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