Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1906 — Page 2
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To Cure a Cold in One Day T e Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. >c* C . U.ir. nn k<»^>e in n/ict 12 mrtnttlS. TfalS Sl^natUPC, ~
Cures Crip In Two Days.
S v.- Million boxes sold in past 12 months.
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A BU* Drug Store Stock ^ i ». \vi* n‘rtaii.l> liavc a lii^ r 'tock "t lu re at j"iir ilispOMtl. \n eiinniioiis stock of 11nii; 'tore oomi' nt every* c mceiviiltle variety. Kverytliiii}' in this stock i' of the ver\ I test i|iiality that money
can luiy.
Buy Your
Window Glass ()f iis. \\ e cut it to onh r. Cut it au\ si/.e you want. •r\ liest <|iia!it\ of oias'. all
Nervous, Neuralgic, Bilious Sick Headaches All heailaches are ijiiicklv relieved hy tin* use of .loin's - 11eaihu tie 1 atilet' I lie \ ca n alwa\ s he relied upon. 1 (•(:. Com Huskers JONES’ LOTION KeaL 'ore hands voiir sore hands. It i' the finest thino for corn Iniskers’ hands. Keeps them in threat shapt*. tine.
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New I. amps Good Coal Oil.
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W as in ;t Duelling on I iic ImI. IlivkiH II I , I;h «• N«*ar TTh» in^ Mation.
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Closing* Out Sale Of Nursery Stock 4000 apple and TOO pear trees Koine at i cts. each. Am oniu^ out of Inisiness. A. M. COSNtR, Stilesville, Ind.
Noth’** «»f < OIMIIliNNioncrM Suit* of | {<* a I I iMtnte. The undersigned commissioner appointed i».\ the I’uutaiii Circuit Court, in the cause \«» 7-ss, entitled Daniel K Shuey *t al vs Jesse Shuey et al as appeal' in I'isil (irder Book N". :»n at page lu reiiy gives notice that he wifi at his residence in Franklin town* ship, i’utnam county, Indiana, on
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north half of the 1 - ; i !i- quarter of (i-41 in township of range four t4t
2nd.
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in said townhsip nnd range eight hnndred and sixty-four (S64) feet to a stake in said line theme west to the j middle of the Cliieago. Indianapolis K- ' Louisville Railway Company* right of way, thence northwardly with the mid I die of said right of way to a point on j the north line of said section two, im- | mediately west of the northeast corner, thence east to the place of beginning. Said real estate is to be sold in parcels as ahoy.- s*'t forth The purchaser is required to pay one-third of the purchase money down, one-third in 6 months and one third in twelve months, the deferred payments bear 6 per cent, interest, and to he secured by a mortgage on the t-remis* s sold or the purchaser has the option to pay all the
purchase money cash down
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4t8 Commissioner. Aolice of I inal *«*lflenient of I7*li«te. Notice is hereby giv**n to the creditors, heirs and legatees of Rawrence C. I’ett}. deceas'd, to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held at (Ireencastle, Indians on the HHh da\ of November, ] 'JOB, and show cause if any, why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not to approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares Witness the Clerk of said Court, this
ir.th dav of October. 1906.
< Seal. I J AMKSR. HAMIRTON 318 Clerk Putnam Circuit Court
SENATOR FORMER'S SON ALONG
Sji.v> (In* lti<liaiia|M>lis~ltra/.il Itoad Will !•<' 4'oinplt'lctl a' '<><111 \s I’ossililf.
“There will he no delay in the completing of rhe interurban line from Indianapolis to Brazil. The work is being pushed as rapidly as possible and on!\ had weather will d«lay us" sn’d \V. Kesley Schoeff. of Cincinnati the general manager of In big Ohio and Indiana Traction conn ’ne, who was In (Ireencastle Friday. Mr. Schoeff Is probably the biggest interurban man in the country. * lie. with Robert t\ Woods, consult- ; ing Kngineer for the combine, li. 1 Foraker, a son of Senator Foraker, of Ohio, ;ind vice-president of the Ohio traction combine Harry Now of Indianapolis, who is vice chairman of the Republican National Committee and prominent In interurban affairs, together with Mrs. New anil Miss Jameson of Indianapolis, were at the Commercial Hotel late Friday. The par'y tiad driven from Indianapolis in two big motor cars on a trip of Inspection of the new line and had come down here to appease
their appetites.
"The work is progressing nicely” snM Mr. Schoeff “and although we ire a or in a position to say Just when it "ill lie completed, we will say that loniy idivsten] Impossibilities will hin-
der 1 he work.”
Mr. New. when questioned regardj ing tin* political situation in Indiana, I said there was nothing new. “The vote throughout the state will be very light, but I expect a larger Republican majority” wore his words. “I have several friends here I would like to see, but it will he Impossible for me to look them up this time,”
he said.
The party was here only a short time. They returned to Indianapolis late in the afternoon. THIII.I I'l. \ v Kits \rri:sti;i>
A rumor, at near s o’clock Sunday night, that Jesse Coe. the much wanted and “bad" negro, was in hiding in tile house tormerl> occupied by Robert Seobee, near the water works pumping station, took a posse of (ireencastle and Putnam county officers to that place Sunday night. It is needless to say that Coe was not
t here.
The house upon which the raid was made is now owned by Ed. Bickneli. Another house on the Blcknell land is occupied by William Hill. , I »ui ing the afternoon a daughter of Mr Hill, while walking near the deserted house saw a negro In the house and reported it to Mr. Blcknell, 1 who was out from town. The desI cription of the negro fitted Coe and ■ when he returned to town lie report-
led the fact to the police.
A p osse composed of Sheriff Maze, deputj sheriff Hoes and offleers <5rimes. Reeves and Soper, carrying enough arms to ' til ,1 battleship and ; hand duffs and shackles enough for
men. was quickly organized. : off for the honse. They artlierc about nine o'clock and
dock Friday night destroyed the hioge saw mill, planing mill tnd several thousand feet of lumber, owned liv \ N. Holloway , in ('loverdaie. The loss probably will amount to from j $10,000 to it-."on. Tiie insurance' held by Mr. Holloway, amounts to 1 onh $.”,.000. There was Si.oiju in sura nee each on the saw mil!, plan-
ing mill and lumber
Tiie only property of the plant saved was the small office and the lumber shed, in which is sc/eral thousand feet of valuable lumber The Holloway lumber mills and \ a rds were located on the Oreencas-j tie and Cloverdaie pike, jus' north ot ; the town, where the road turns into Cloverdaie. The mill- office and part of the yards were on the west j side of 1 he road and "ere all. excep - ing the office, destroyed The luni-j
her shed, on the eas
road was saved.
side
>f the j
!a\ en' y
rived
su rounding Mi. house, cautiously advanced W hen Mie house was reached and entered no negro, nor even miv signs of one were found.
FATHER THOMAS McLAUGHLIN'S
The main plan
i. which
laid be
ween the .Motion
Rail ro i
d and Hie
pike, w i- destroyei
d. except
e south
end of the
yard' and near i
he pike.
The fire
at the southwi 't <
The wind whirl
i was hi
owing at a
to the northeast.
the sparks
and great pieces c
and
aid', and
doomed the entire
plant.
The people
were powerless ‘ *
control
tiie flames.
as he fire had a good star
t when dis-
covered. The fire
i simpl)
liiirned it-
Home Pride Range Its mod-Tii iii it.- constrnctioL. and if you will call wv will show you its advaiitugi** over oth.T lUnges. We sell the Hot Blast Estate ( ink, which is th*- lest 011 th- market. Wilson air-tight and other wood stoves at low jirices
Carpenters can save money by buying builders* Hardware of us. A full line of paints, oil, glass and putty. Flint and Walling pumps of all kinds. Three p'y paper roofing on hands all the time, (iive us a call and w* will save you money. J. H. HAMILTON Northwest Corner Square
•_V»111 tiiuiversni'.y of Ordination Xml I sin ns Pastor in Orcencnstlc Tomorrow.
TOWNSHIP TKl’STKK’S NOTICE I will he at my office, at my home on Friday of each week, for the trail* action of Townahtp business. R C. HODGE. Trustee Mill Creek Townshlt
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S NOTICE. I will attend to township businees at borne on Monday and Fridays of each week CHAS W. KINO, Trustee Madison Township
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S NOTICE I will attend to the bualneaa of m; office a.-s Trustee of Jackson townshli on Friday of each week, at my resi dence. O A. WILSON, Trustee Jackson Townshlt
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate. Notice is hereby given to the erau Itors, heirs and legatees of Lamaon Routzahn, deceased, to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held at Oreencastle, Indiana, on the 19th day of .November, 19u(i. and show cause, if any, why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not he approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship and receive their distributive shares. Witness the clerk of said court, this 23rd day of October, 1906. JAMES L. HAMILTON, Clerk of Putnam Circuit Court. 8 \ Hay«, Atty. 3t9.
The years roll swiftly by is a fact ! appreciated by Rev. Thomas McLaughlin pastor of St. Paul's Catholic church. Twenty-five years ago he ! was o:d,lined as a priest of the Catholic church and eighteen years ago’ lie assumed the pastorate of the church iu this city. These annivei- ] sary occasions are to lie fittingly celebrated tomorrow with special services in the church. The children of Hie congregation will receive their First Holy Communion at the 9:;i0 a. m. o'clock I service. The Mass to be sung is : Farmer s Mass in B Flat, and the , Offeratory Music will lie Hcce Pants! Angelorum. in tiie afternoon at 3 o'clock Sol1 emu Vespers will lie sung In the I ; church as tiie Jubilee Comtnemora-' tion service. Father McLaughlin will j he assisted at this service by Rev. Father Ryves, who was his theological class mate and yvho was ordained at 'the safe time, and also by Rev. Father Ratter of Brazil. Miss Stella Lifford will be the organist at tiie afternoon service. After tiie Vesper Service Father; McLaughlin and the visiting priests! will be at home at the rectory, and i will be pleased to receive hie friends! in this city, and also his congregation and a cordial invitation is extended to his many friends to call at that time.
self out. At noon today the blaze was bright in tiie smouldering ruins. The light of the fire could easily ! be seen from Oreencastle. The alarm of fire called out about every man. woman and child, residing in or near Cloverdaie to see (lie awful work of the furious fire fanned by a furious wind wreck, ruin and wipe out the large saw mill and planing mill. The origin of tiie Ore is not definifelv known, but is supposed to have! originated from the boiler of the plant When the flames were dLcovered they had gained >uch headway that the effort of tiie people 'o stay their spread was unavailing. Burning lumber and sparks were earth d a quarter of a mile, setting fire to the gr,i-s and leaves on C ipt. M irttn’s farm; if the wind had been from the northeast the entire ‘own would! doubtless have been destroyed CONSIDERABLE LOSS ON GRAIN
IViini of Horst's is II\ I r«»m l lii* Huriiiii^ Sirmiuiv llofor** 11 < o)l.'i|»s« (l.
dealing is your assurance of<
I X RI ' X 1,0Mi RIME. Remains of tin* Son of Rc\. E. Walker Accompanies (he Family lo ( aliforniu.
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J. E. SHARP Auctioneer
'i\ Others Escaped lint Tin* Olticcrs Have Their Names.—Doings in Police Court Officers Stone and Reeves raided a poker game, in a box car, on the Vandalia tracks, back of tiie Harris mill, at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Three of the players, Clarence Lonsberry, John Hughes and Jack Parish were arrested. Several other players escaped out of the opposite door * from which Hie officers entered. The names of these players are In the bands of the officers and warrants for their arrest have been Issued. They are; Albert Fry. Charles Black. Sam Cunningham. Jess Tobin, Fred Lonsberry and William Payton. The three arrested were before Mayor Hays this morning and on a plea of guilty were fined JTi.OO and 'os's amounting to $10.0(1. The fine of each was stayed and the men given their liberty. Several men charged with intoxteation were -before the Mayor, also, and each received the customary $1 fine and costs of $10.
Thursday afternoon tiie gang of men that was shredding corn at tiie farm of Jesse M. Jones had ' ■ quit
When the Rev. K. B. Walker mov'd liis family -o California last week one of tiie articles loaded into the freight car that was to carry the household effects was a wooden box which contained th ' rem lins of a son of Mr. and Mis. Walker who died wenty-five years ago while the fam-
ily was living ;u Pennsylvania. When Notice of
Mr. Walker came here from tiie East
All sales given prompt ami -atisfucton attention. The -ale of live stock a specialty. A -lure nf the pnhlie's patronage solictcit Address me at Huinhridgc r 'phone I on s” at Buinhridgc ,,
for Liquor
Xpplieation
License.
.•■••1, ... . . , ,11 ’I' 0 tl'e citizens of Washington
their peaceful occupation form interred the remalnsand ship;, t ownship p UInam 8tate of
themselves into a bucket brigade to
MIRE I OFI X XT RXIMIRIDLE
He Xtldrcssed a Large ami Enthusiastic (aatlicring of Pise pie.
On Thursday nigh', at Baiubridge, a very large and intensely enthusiastic audience gathered to hear an address on the issues of the day, delivered by Hon. Michael Foley of Craw fordsville. To say that the speaker was eloquent and convincing would give but Flint description of his ad dress. It bristled with facts pictured most brightly and truthfully in words; the short coinings, the failures. the follies and the wrongs of Republicanism as evidenced by the record of that party, were depicted, and the people were urged to help themselves hy helping defeat the Republican party. The Ralnbridge Rand furnished fine music for tiie occasion and the meeting was filled with promise for good to the Democratic party.
keep an angry fire from spreading to adjoining buildings and creating 1 even more damage than It did. Mr. Jones with other men were' busily working at his place known as Hie Hillis farm when all at once some one gave tiie alarm of tire and In an instan: the large structure was 1 mass of flames. How it started is not known. A traction engine was, near it but there was a good breeze blowing in the opposite direction so
ped them with his other effects and Indiana:
bought a lot in Forest Hill Cemetery
and buried tiie body there. Tiie love for the lost son did not wane in the passing years and when the family determined lo go to California the body was again taken up and the decaying box was placed inside an-
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, a male inhabitant and 1 continuous resident of Washington township, Putnam county, Indian* for more than ninety days last past, and being over the age of twenty-one years, will make application to the Board of Commissioners of said County and State at Its November
other strong box and taken along Term 190(; _ for a Krant for a UcPnse With the family to the new home for one year to sell intoxicating liqwhen* a lot will Ik* , ecu red and tiie uors of every kind, including si'ir-
hody laid to rest again. Some of the members of the family
Ruoiis. vinous and malt liquors. »i'h tiie privilege of allowing the same ) e drank on the premises where sold
it was hardly possible for a spark tol we,lt wlbh the frel * h1 car car « t' 01 if be sold in a leas Quantity than Are
the stock that was shipped in It so gallons at a time, with permission to
get to it from there. There was a team of horses In the barn and It was with great difficulty that they were saved before tiie barn fell In When they were saved the men set to work to save the surrounding build
that Hie remains had an escort across , ' ,, ' | y on In connection therewith J
uncli counter and to prepare md
Hie ! ng stretch of country that lies hetw, , n here and tiie far West.
serve lunch and luncheons. Tho room in which said liquors are to tv sold is the ground floor room In
Taken as directed, it becomes the fnc story, one room, frame building greatest curative agent for the relief which fronts to the north in the town
ings and by hard work and carrying of suffering humanity ever devised. (> f Reelsville, said room being six
Such is Hollister's Rocky Mountain lf,,, n H (i) feet wide and twent' fouf
W. i3tt feet long, and situated upon thf nv following described real-estate >» said town. Washington township, and f ' 01,n, . v ff Putnam and Slate of In'
(liana, to-wlt;
of water all were kept from tiie fire. The barn was filled with feed and It with a set of good work harness were consumed. Mr. Jones uses the large barn for feeding his cattle and the loss Is a heavy one roming at this season of the year. He had, some insurance but not sufficient to | cover the loss. He will rebuild as
Tea. cents, Tea or Tablets. W
Jones.
William Borders, engineer,
Otto Kloetzer, his fireman, have re-
qulekly as the material can be haul-
ed to the site.
vent all serious railroad wrecks. Tiie
invention is an electric
A Guaranteed Curt For !*i!es. Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles. Druggists are authorized o refund money If PAZO OINTMENT ails to cure In 6 to 14 days. 50c. Iyl9
Death of .lames Walton. Mr. James Walton died at his late home In Marion township, on Sunday, October 2S. of paralysis, aged 64 years. Mr. Walton leaves surviving n wife, one son and three daughters. The deceased had been a resident of I’utnam county since 186:?. He was an honest man and a good citizen, and by his industry had accumulated considerable property. Funeral on Tuesday morning at 10:30 o’clock, services at the M. E. church in FH1more.
HOWKI.
and kidivry Titncni.n. Delta, O., Jan. 14, i»i>2.
To Whom It May Concern:—I have if.1 severe trouble for many yaara vlth my bowel* and kidney*. 1 wa* _ersuaded to try Dr l.yon'a Home Treatment for Catarrh It K ave almost immediate relief, and T now experltnee but very little trouble from the tread disease The Ointment nearly iured me of continual sneezing It Seal* the head and throat I can heartly recommend It to all needing treat-
•nent. I am 77 year* of age
~ , r' „ W W. Pratt. Owl Drug Store. Special Agent*, tf
. . A part of lot number one (1). I”
turned from Washington ( ity where block number four (4) In tiie town of they secured paten papers on their Reelsville, In said county and Stab invention which they believe will pre- d^'Tlhed as follows, to-wlt: Com-
mencing at the northwest corner of said lot number one (1), thence
appliance along the north line of said lot in 1
that will stop trains that are ap-! northeasterly direction sixteen proaching each other. It is believed bePt ,0 a etake; thence south parallel that the invention will prevent head 'T' 1 * 1 V 1 * we / t ,lne ot said , lot ... . , . four (341 feet to a stake: thenc* on culhsprus, end collisions and southwesterly parallel with the nortlt
line of said lot sixteen (16) feet to .1 stake on the west line thereof thirty-
slde-swlps. Tiie inventors have received a number of compliments on their work Washington Democrat.
The horse owned by Mr. Seobee. which was so badly Injured last week, by having a wagon tongue pierce its breast, mention of which was made in our columns, died from
four (34) feet to the place of be-
ginning.
THOMAS S. McClM.LOnHt
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S NOTICE I will be nt my office at my rekldetic In Marlon township, fo* the t ran taro . of office business, on Friday of e week, and on Tuesday at CRImore.
Trustee Marffin^ownghlP
'TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S NOTICE
l-or Sale Thirty-six head horses the effects of its injuries, and mules, with harness. Good
work stock. Jones Bros. Contractors , w,„ o« my Camp 1 % miles northwest of Green- , ,N calves by their side, l iness at my home on Tuesdays
'Ir> row* and 2 spring calves. Call ! :,a >’ 8 °f ea^h week
ion Harlan Morgan, Amo, Ind. 417 1
castle, Ind.
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I "r Sate 2 good milk cows, 2 ‘wUl’b'e'in mV*cffi’-Yto' transact bu»;
ess at mv hnmA on Tuesday® a,lfl
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Trustee,Clinton Town»t> v