Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 October 1908 — Page 4

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>VE3BK OF» ISOVFJJMOBM J-SIJ The best lanKhter making comedy ever jireaented “ARfi YOU /V YIASOM” MATIINI^BH .Mon. WwU, Tliur.M. «i»t. I:LECTION KGTURNS READ PROM THE STAOE TUESDAY NltihT T. H. I. A. E. Traition Company Theatre Cars leave Indianapolis at 11:30 p- m. when necetiary will be held until the close of Theatres.

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If txi step in and see the Host Woolens, the Newest Weaves, and the only up-to-date custom tailors in your city. We supply the goods, tinisli the garment complete. IVrfect in Fit, Style and Workmanship with the characteristic sustaining features of the Hifiger Tailoring i Tot lies. All our customers are satisfied hut we can satisfy more, and ask you To Try Fs Once. We have master'd the art of tailoring, and we excell in giving Prompt Service, lit. expression, workmanship, attention to detail, and last but not least, saving you money. Don't 1 tost pone making a business connection that will be to your great advantage, not for a week, lint as long as you stay in Greoneastle. Prices range from $20.00 up. Our furnicliings! Well you all know what they tire. B I O C 3 E R Tfiilorinjjr Co.

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Mrs. Ii. C. Allen, Jr., spent the day in Indianapolis. James Johnston lias returned from a visit at Terre Haute. Chauncey Cooper of Morton was hero on business today. John Shannon of Roachdale is visiting ids brother, Bruce Shannon. Mrs. E. B. Lynch is attending a missionary convention at Clayton. Miss Lola Torr attended the funeral of George Busby near Oakalla

today.

Mrs. Frank Brown and Miss Cora Brown of Coateovllle. visited here,

today.

The Pension Board met in llie oflu o> of Dr. Walter McOaughey this morning. Mrs William Hatch of Darlington. In I . vi -ited Mr and Mrs. Jesi-m Lewman yesterday. Mrs Charles Meltzer is home from a two weeks’ visit in St. Louis n il h her daughter. Miss Kate Pfeiffenberger lias returned to Dayton. Ohio, after a visit with relatives here. Mrs. Mary S. Yount, Chaperone at the Alpha Chi house, is spending a few days at Lafayette. The Veronica Club will give a Hallowe’en party at the home of Mrs. [Fred Fader on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. C. VnnGarder of Sycamore, Ills., are visiting Mr. VatiGaridor's father, H. VanGardor, here. Mr. Miller of East St. Louis i> here visiting his mother, Mrs. John Dietrleh and sister. Miss Emma Miller

Armistead Own is on the sick list.

was in Indianapo-

H. C. Alien, Sr.

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Mrs. Doe Hodges Terre Haute.

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visit with his father, W. R.

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Have you neglected your Kidneys

Have you overworked your nervous Mi Willis Miller and baby ystem and caused trouble with your 1 ' nutington will come tomorrow-

kidneys and bladder? Have you pains in loins, side, back, groins and bladder? Have you a flabby appearance of tlie face, especially under the eyes? Too frequent a desire to pass urine? If so, William's Kidney

Pills will cure you,—at Druggists, Mrs. Sallie Montague returned toI’rice 50 cents. Williams’ Manufac- day to her home in Paris, Ky., after

Mrs. George Schactel who has been visiting Mrs. Charles Pfeiffenberger has returned to her home in Danville, Ills.

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a visit with her sister, 11 i II is, here.

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flre Window Panes BroKen I Itis is (lie time of year that the cool winds beejn to tell you of the broken window panes. You should have these fixed at once. THE 6IASS AND THE PUT1V For this work are ready for you at this store. VVe have anticipated your needs and have all the various sizes of window glasses cut and ready for yon. Don't delay any longer in attending to this, for winter will soon he here. THE OWL DRUG STORE

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Mrs. D. L. Anderson and Mrs. Clifford Mien are representing the Century Club In the meeting of the Federation of Clubs at Indianapolis. Harry Maxwell went to Crawfordsvllle today, lie will go from there to tlie Shades for a visit with Ids brother, Fred Maxwell, for a few |

days.

J. P. Allen has received a letter front State Superintendent of Health, I Dirty, in answer to a letter written regarding the Walnut Street sower nuisance. Mr. Hurty stales that he will tie glad !o assist in doing away w ith the nuisance by suggestions or information desired but that he lias no power to do anything. The city Council, lie says, should lool after the matter.

Verily Boner of New Maysville is in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. Buis of Roachdale were In tlie city today. C. C. Gautier lias returned from a business trip in St. Louis. Dr. Alex H. Moore of Clinton Falls spent the day here today. Miss Loral Richards and t: other are visiting in Putnamvilie. William Howe of Indjanapolls is transacting business in the city. Mrs. Alonzo Sackett of Cloverdale spent the day with her son, W P. Sackett. Mrs. Louise Sinclair and Mrs. Hunter of Fillmore were shopping here today. Mrs. J. M. King and Mrs. Gillespie spent (lie day with their sister, Mrs. Gordon at Indianapolis Will Smith who had his ankle broken in last Saturday's game went today to his home in Lafayette. Mrs. Robinson who lias been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Paul Hi'l, lias returned to her home in Brooks ton. Renu Hamilton who lias been visiting Miss Flossie Bridges of Putuamville left today for his home in Clinton. Rev. J. W. Walker went today to Indianapolis and will go from there to Sheridan for a visit with Ins mo-

ther.

Mrs. U. M. Wright and Mrs. D. It. Maze of the Twentieth Century Club are attending the Federation of Clubs at Indianapolis. Paul Smith of Dcs Moines. Iowa, is hero visiting friends and on business for the V. M. (’ \. Mr. Smith is s.ate secretary of Hie y. m. c. A. In

Iowa.

There will he ,i missionary meeting at lhe Baptist church tomorrow evening at 7::tn. \ returned missionary from Burma will speak and ;.lso a

missionary from t'nlia.

Harry Maxwell was a visitor at the First Ward School yesterday afternoon. Mr. Maxwell sang the ninety and Nine, by request and followed it

with a history of Hie song.

Dr. VanDyke will give a sermon

tomorrow, October 29, at 7Hit) p. m. in the Presbyterian Church on the Mediatorial Work of Jesus Christ. Tliis service is preparatory to the sacraments on the coming Sal,bath. The doors of the church will he openled for the reception of now members.

The public cordially invited.

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CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE. Lincoln? I think not. I shall give my vote for Mr. Bryan. | who is morally and mentally Hi' peer of any man in this broad land, who stands with the common people of today, as Washington. Jefferson, Jack-; son and Lincoln stood in their day, and on whose shoulders the mantle of Lincoln may fall unstained by imperialism, plutocracy or predatory wealth. Charles D. Hill. Veteran of Civil War. Soldiers’ Home, Lafayette, Tnd.

Those who have tickets at Langdon’s will lie ao to get them up to the night of the first performance, next Saturday night. Please call early Saturday to avoid inconvenience in selling tickets. "t70

HERALD Want Ads Are Read By All The People—Try One

BIG DEMOCRATIC RALLY 1

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30

AT THE COURT HOUSE IN GREENCASTLE, THE

HON. JOHN YV. KEUN

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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE OF GREENCASTLE AT 9 O’CLOCK. Other Men of National Reputation who will he in Qreencastle, who will address the People on the issues of the Campaign are: Senator Gore, the blind Senator of Oklahoma General James B. Weaver, of Iowa Honorable Henry D. Clayton, of Alabama Honorable Ollie James, of Kentucky The Biggest Day of the Campaign. Every one should hear these Foremost Men of the Nation. SPEAKING IN THE COURT HOUSE YARD Good Music all Morning.

Friends and Local Option. A number of persons have been Inquiring of me as to the real attitude of the late Western yearly meet ing of the Friends’ Church on local option or State-wide prohibition. Great pressure was brought to bear on tlie committee on temperance and the suppression of the liquor traffic to incorporate in their report an endorsement of the local option bill then before tlie Legislature, convoked mainly for tlie pa age of mik Ii a bill. Failing in tlie efforts to induce tlie committee to lower Hie standard ami nullify the declarations they had al ready prepared in their report consistent witli the declarations of the yearly meeting for fifteen years pa t (in favor of State-wide prohibition) some Friends Introduced an ingeniously written statement, the first paragraph of which favored State prohibition as a final settlement, but as a stepping stone to this d’ liable end, requesting the yearly meeting t > Indorse the measure then pemf.ig for local option. This reoslution was read and a motion made to adopt it (without discussion), at a morning ession when there was comparatively a smalt attendance of the memlKi-ship. and it carried. At tlie meeting of the committee Hie house was crowded. Tlie committee's report, urging Friends to stand firm In their contention for State-wide prohibition of the liquor traffic, including all its soui os of supply, and in oppo ition to l!c"hso, local control or anv compromise whatever with Hie sinful business, was adopted without oppnsition There was, also, a resolution introduced by the Rev. F. NT. Woodard and adopted by a very full rising vole Indorsing the resolution of Representative Pearce, which was passed by the house by a large majority, looking toward speedy Slate-wide prohibition. So it is very plain that the Western Yearly Meeting will not he satisfied with local option unless it oan lie used as a speedy means of procuring State-wide prohibition in 1905. To this end an appeal to Christian citizens was endorsed. S. B. Woodard, Supt. Rockville, Tnd., October 19.

Had a Close Call. Mrs. Ada L. Groom, the widely known proprietor of the Groom Hotel, Vaughn, Miss., says: “For several months I suffered with a severe cough, and consumption seemed have Its grip on me, when a friend recommended Dr. King's New Discovery. I began taking it, and three bottles affected a complete cure," The fame of this life saving cough and cold remedy, and lung and throat healer Is world wide, s 0 i (1 a* the Owl Drug Store. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free

Notice to Taxpayers Monday, November 2nd, Is the last day for paying taxes before the addition of the penalty. Only a few more days remain In which to pay taxes so make arrangements to pay them at once. The change in the law makes It necessary fdr all tax to be paid on or before the last day in order to prevent penalties. Please see that your taxes are paid on or before November 2nd. KD. MoQ. WALLS. -tw-2td County Treasurer.

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Wanted Competent girl to do gen er al housework. Apply Mrs. F. C Ulden, East Anderson Street. t

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LAST MEETING Tonight at 7:30 THE BRILLIANT

SPEAKER

W. V. Rooker EVERYBODY INVITED

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Short Horn Cattle Sale.

Saturday, October 31, 1908,

I will be given without in' D not

kjuci oj, mus, at! P a ld at maturity, 8 per farm one mile south of Cloverdale. b’rom date of sale. All m i must be Consisting of 33 head as follows: accompanied with appi 9 young cows, 5 two-year old heif- , before stock is removed t. in tl> e

ers, 5 one-year old heifers, 8 bull premises,

calves, 0 heifer calves. Sale begins at 10 a. in. This stock is the result of 2'k .. . W. S. BURRiS years careful breeding. Anvone ! Veatal & Allen. Auctioneer

...... ..„. C1U . uieemug. Anyone wanting to improve their stock, come ami take advantage of this sale. Terms of Sale; 12 months credit

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(jrtetihouxe# Melrose A vr. mu! Locusl SI. | On/ers Promptly Alien (fed To

F ° P 8a, °—The family driving horse

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FOR SALE a ass house coke The best, clennest, cheapest fuel on earth. Bt ing overstocked, we will make special prices for a limit’d time only. • ( 1 |C j/1*s «Sr Electric Uo. RHONE 117 ** , ****»^rr’"~" irs==^——— ■■