Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 November 1906 — Page 2
To Cure a Cold in One Day t : -3 Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. ^ s.’ iiiion boxes sold in past 12 months. This signature,
Cures Crip in Two Days.
iHE PRICE PAID
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on every box. 25c.
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Home Pride Ranee
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I’aints and ' liis.
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Jones'Corn Cure , . 10c Jones'Headache Remedy . 10c ^ Jones'Lillie Liver Granuels 25c ^ Jones' Rose Toilet Gieam . 25c *b
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Good Coal Oil
Kour i‘X('('l!ent rami di worth double the prieo.
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Or Nursery Stock
The regular monthly meeting of the board of commissioners took place Monday and the hills against 'he couny were gone over by the hoard and allowances were made. Several of the road cases were con‘inued mril next term as It is getting late for letting contracts and there will not likely he any more roiid< let until spring. In ’he matter of the petition of Ivan Huffman et al. for the location of a highway in Washington township There has been considerable fighting over Hits matter but another set of viewers was appointed to go over the matter again. Jerome Coleman. Gilbert Sinclair and A. J. Ruark wore chosen to look the road over again. The T. K. Brown et al. petition for a highway In Floyd township which was appealed to the Circuit Court came back before the eomm ! ssioners on a dismissal of the appeal and the :oad was ordered opened. Minor T.icenses were were grantel to J. n. Ash, Greeneastle; Frank Wilson, Roaohdnle, and Thomas McCiil oilgh. Reelsvilie,
The building o upi d by 'i cri .saloon, on Jackson s :e£
north of Franklin street, was sold 11 public auction this morning. Geo. \V. Black was the purchase:' The price paid was The property was sold by tbe Central Trust Company, as executor of the estate o- i.*!*
.re Robert Higer .
Tiie sale begun at 10 o'clock. Joe Mien being the auctioneer. Charley Kelley started the hall roUina by bidding $2,500. Mrs. R. L. Higert. xlb it Hi a e in and (Ion B “it ; were the other prominent bidders.; Ubert Higert dropped on when the bidding reached the $l..>u | ) ma:k leaving only Mr Black and Mr- Higert, the latter lining represented by .1 ickson Ro\ d as bidders. When the bid of $5,233 was r ed Mrs. Higert all >wod the building
to go.
The property as it s ands represents an annual Income of J'!i2. The first floor, which is psel a- a* saloon, Is leased for fi\c t ears at $50 a month, by Albert It., Henry H. and
Is moil rn in it- cii’istrm t..)!!. ami if you will call w ■ will f | !OW i jyfi its adv intatfes over otli i Ilauges. We boll the Hot Blast (i.,k, h i: i ; tli • I' s’<>ti Hi market. W ils-m uir-tight ami ^ J wood sti'Vi'B at low prices.
Carpenters can save ttioney by buying builders’ Hardware of ns.
A full line of painte. oil, glass and putty. Flint and Wall
pumpb of all kimlH. Three ply paper roofinc on hands ali the tin,
Hive us a call and wv. ill save you money. J. H. HAMILTON
If
Northv-ot Corner Square
room,
W. Higert.
The S'
cond floor Is
Xoing at 7 out of busi
A. A\ COSNER, Stilcsville, Ind.
il' < oiiimlMMionerM Salo of Hml Idst h tr.
riizil Democr it has the following ou Hie interurban matters
u est of this city:
The representative if lie Indianapolis <C Western Railway company who has Imen in the cliy for several days purchasing the right-of-way for Hip new Indianapolis traction line, returning to Indianapolis last night but will return to Brazil again in the
I I IMH I> IV A ( II UlIV \IH.
The untlci signed commissioner ap-
I'Oini.d i>y Up- i'utn.im Circuit Court, near future to complete his work.
In the cause No. 72X8, entitled Daniel K. 1 Shuey et «1 vs. Jesse Shney et al as
As announced in the Democrat
appe.trs in ( nil Order Book No lis at \esterd.iv. the right-of-wav was being page 36G. hereby gives notice Hint he . ' . . , will at Ms i , sidonce In i'ranklln town secured for the traction Jine from ship, i’utn.im county, Indiana, on 1 Harmony to this city as the new cotn-
FRIDAY, NOX’KMBER 16. 1906,
at 10 o'clock a. m. offer at private sale to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value, the following described parcels of real estate situated In Putnom county. Indiana, to-
wit:
1st parcel. The north half of the ( east half of the southeast quarter of
section thirty-four ptii in township place and It Is probable that a change
sixteen (16> north, of range four (4)
west
pany will build their own line into this city instead of using the present street car track from Harmony here. Much of the right-of-way was secured yesterday but Major Hill objected to the company’s survey through his
will be made there. According to
2nd. parcel. The smith half of the tpp survey the new traction line
east halt of the southeast quarter of
section thirt\ four CM) In township I would Cut through Major Hill’s front sixteen (16) north of range four (4) , yard and would pass within fifteen or 8ni pared A part of the east half fwentv feet of his front door. This
of the northeast quarter of section two , , ...
(2) In township fifteen (101 north of would ruin Major Hills property and range cnir '4) west, bo'inded as fol- j s ashing the company for $5,000
lows, to-wit: Beginning at the north-
east corner stone of said section two damatres to his property,
and running ttience soulli on the secfiitit litxrt .lititliltcr c; > ■ t i i k T t 4 < 111 >• ntirl t it*, v
lion iin<* lividinj? sections one and two Rather than pay this amount it is
in said townhsip and rung:© eight him* KpH« V pH ihAt Mi* enmninv will m-ik* dred and sixty-four (SG4 > f.*et to a ,nai me com pan} win maKe stak** In said line thence west to the the curve through Davis & Luther's
middle of the Chicago, Jndianar>olis & Louisville Railway Company's ri^ht of
v.iy, (hence n or t h \\ i rd ly with the mid- com p out on the Na t i on a 1 road die of s:iid riaht oi way to a point on • roim 01,1 on Tnf * lonai roan
the north line of said section two. Immediately west of the northeast corner, thence east to (lie place of beginning'. Said real estate is to be sold In parcels as above set forth. The purchaser is required to pay one-third of the
purchase money down, one-third in 6 „ , ,. m n i„,,„ months and one third in twelve months, ! 1 on 'Mill place,
the deferred payments bear 6 per cent. Tile building of the new traction
Interest, and to be secured by a mort- ... ... ,
gage on the premises sold, or the pur- j Ime will very likely put the fair chaser has the option to pay nil the j ground of bu8inPSS as th<! track
new addition to the city, sharper, and
to
connect with the Main street line a short distance east of the Hill place. It is claimed that this could t)e easily done, (ind would only cut a small oor-
Door of ! 11tine (if Hridc and Groom Idrcod Open by Party of Friends, XVhat started in as a party given by Mrs. C. B. I.ynelt in honor of Miss Victorlne Spang, of Terre Haute, who Is the guest, of Mrs. C. B Shoptaugh, last night ended in a charvirarl for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hong, who were married Wednesday night. About twenty-four persons were at the home gif Mrs. Lynch, when at near 10 o’elork some one suggested that the home of the bride and groom on north College avenue be visited. The suggestion was accepted and they soon were off Arriving at the Long home at near 10:30. They found the house dark. The noise outside, however, soon awakened the young couple, but they refused admittance to their friend.s The friends, however, were Insistant and when, they found that Mr. and Mrs. Long would not give in, several of Hie voiin/ men put their shoulders to the door and forced it open. The entire party then entered the house and lights were soon burning brightly. After a short visit, they bade the bride and groom good night and returned to the home of Mrs. Lynch, where refreshments were served.
niture business here. Other property, eonsis'ing of lots: in the I! L. Higert suli-division were sold. Three facing college avenue were sold to Jackson Boyd for $ Hi* ■ three facing on Water street to Mrs. Higert for $85: four on College avenue and Higert street to James Dean for $!f>2: six on Loeust street and Higert street $t!3; two in Com mercial Place, one to Abe Levi and | one to W. H. Johns, $25 each.
P.PVI \\ 'S MW I.IBRVin
The Funds For the Canicgie l.ibrarj For the ITtivcrsin \re On Hand.
purchase money cash down
WILLIAM DARNALL, I will cut through the grounds at an 4|l< c oiiiinissiom r anfi | P alH | w m cl ,t a corner off the
race track
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S NOTICE I will attend to the business of m; office as Trustee of Jackson townshl) on Friday of each week, at my rest
deuce.
O A WILSON. Trustee Jackson Township
RATE MATTERS ARE TAKEN UP
Relief is 4•rallied in Several Instances Where Excessive Rates Have Keeii Charged.
The railroad commission handed down decisions in three cases Wednesday one regulating demurrage conditions and involving a change in rules of the Indiana Car Service association; the second establishing the principle that railroads crossing each other shall establish physical connection between their respective tracks, even though the crossing is not at grade, and a third ordering that the wagon bridge over the Monon rall-
and pass through the
grand stand. At this point the track will be about 250 feet north of the center of the National road and it gets farther away as It goes east and closes In toward the National road as
it approaches this city.
Work on this end of the new traction line is progressing rapidly and considerable of the grade between | Harmony and Greeneastle lias already been completed. Three contractors are at work on this section of the line and they have a large number nf men employed Every effort is being made to complete the grade through the rough country in the Walnut and Croy creek bottoms before had weather set In and after Croy creek has keen crossed the company will have practically easy sailing Into Harmony and this city as very little grading will be necessary.
UFV. HXRPI R sr('< FI RS.
By action of the Board of Trustees of DePattw University, the sub-! script ions to the $50,000 Carnegie Library Fund have been converted into cash or Its equivalent, and the 1 preparations for the erection of the new library building will tie pushed to the end that its ereetion may he consummated at the earliest possible date. It Is hoped that earlt In the spring of 1007, and possibly before, the aetive of eonstruction will begin and that at beginning of the next school year the Carnegie Library of DePauw University will b> an aerompllshed faet.
THE MODEL CLOTHING CO
TO COMPLETE ALL MARCH Is
Grading Work ou I’Iiiiiiiikt Hill l*robIIIlly W ill Ik* Finished in Six Weeks.
J. E. SHARP Auctioneer
m: \th of col. m< i.f \ v
road near Pumamvllle, Putnam conn-
In Uassing Satisfactory Kvamiiiation Refore the M K. Hoard of Foreign Missions. The Information conies to friends here that the Rev. I. B. Harper had been successful in Itis examination before the Methodist Board of Foreign Missions in Buffalo, and had been accepted for the appointment at Manila. He will return to Terre Haute Saturday and will leave for the orient as soon as possible. Mr. Harper asked that no arrangements for the reception and dinner In Itis honor at Terre Haute, be made until lie reaches home. It is probable that the meeting will he held Monday night. Mr. Harper will preach Sunday.
ty, be raised by the railroad company. so that It will be twenty-two feet above the rails of the track. In general, the nine rules which
Terre Haute, Aged 7B
Years.
Col. William E. McLean, well
were ordered by the commission com- ^ ,lown ' n '''I® county, died at his late
pel the railroads to make some allowances for their own neglect and for weather conditions that were
| home in Terre Hant", on November 2, aged 73 years. Deceased had been in feeble health for a long time. On-
made before, and specify the manner l A' a !® w days before his death he was In which a shipper shall be notified ll,l ' ,p d in marriage to Miss Oliver, a of the arrival of itis ears. Under the fdstlve of his first wife, who had present rules of the Indiana Car Ser- cared fer and nursed him in ill-
vice association, the shipper, is allow- ness.
ed only forty-eight hours (outside of * 0 '* McLean was an able attorney, Sunday tnd holiday!) In wh Hi to * gallant soldier, a patriotic citizen, load oi unload Itis car, :• - of his work In public and prlconditlons beyond his control-— vate "f® long be a pleasing memweather and the bunching of cars by or - th® P®ople who knew him best,
the railroads—and for every day or
fraction of a day over fortv-elght I Stops Itching instantly. Cures
•.». or, o. it*
track the shipper is charged $1. ment. At any drug store. nv
Tribute to the Memory of the Late Isaac M. Hay. Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God to remove from the church Militant to the church Triumphant our brother and fellow worker, Isaac M. Day, a trustee of the Ohrlsttan church of Fillmore, Ind , realizing our Irreparable loss In his demise and desiring to express as best we can our grief and the high estimation In which the deceased was held, be it resolved: That, in the death of Isaac M. Day the Christian church has lost a faithful member, The Sunday School a tireless worker, the community a good neighbor and the bereaved family a kind father. Be It further resolved: That, the Official Board of the Church he loved so well desires to extend Its sympathy to the surviving family. R R. Sinclair, Elder. William Dimler. Deeeon. John H. Nichols, secy, of board.
Went her lorec.isl Yourheil For. An Indianapolis weather expert publishes and vouches for the following November weather forecast: Unusually pleasant weather tills! month: rainfall generally, light, local rains and snowfall over large areas. I 1st to 4th warm followed by rain. 5th to 7th local snow squall. 8th to 10th fair, cold. 11th to 14th pleasant, rising temperature On 15th a storm over Pacific states will cause cold wave, is to ifith pleasant. 20th to 22nd mild, cloudy, 23rd to 24th local rains. 25th to 20th pleasant. 27th to 30th mild Indian summer weather will prevail, interspersed with local showers, followed by cold wave on the :10th.
All sales given |ir(iiii|>t and m’I ■ islactiiry attention. I he •ic' 1 ive stock a specialtv. A shttr* :|
"By Man tit 15, 1H07, unless something unexpected happens, the Big
Four cut off, will be completed and! " >■ ■'i*'ready for trains to run over it,” said ' the public’s patronage sulichd J. M Murphy, general manager for Address me at BaiubridKe
Sims A- Co., who are doing the greater part of the work this morning. “We already are putting on the ballast and spiking the rails on part of ihe new cut off. Two and one-half tulles of the new rail between Carbon and Lena is already completed and by November 20, five miles of track
'phone 4 on 82 tit Bainbridife
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S NOTICI I will be at my office, at my ho* on Friday of each week, for the tro action of Township business
B C. HODOt
Trustee Mill Creek Toth:
In every clime I s colors are unfurled Its fame has spread from sea to
i a;
Be not surprised if In the other'
world,
You hear of Rocky Mountain Tea W. W. Jones. nv I
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S NOTICI
„.j|l u„ , , - . . I w| R attend to township buslneeil Will be ( omplett d and ready for traf-. home on Monday and Fridays of This portion of the road may ] week - CHAg w K IN(jj possibly be put into operation by the Trustee Madison Torniaj Big Four as soon as possible.’ ””
rmvxsMu* , - v"j
is progressing nicely and we expect ‘ — " "
'o have the grading work completed I 'here in about six weeks. The grad- 1 ing on the Lockridge land will be the last to be finished, and that time! is so remote that w<» cannot even give an approximate date for Its comple-l
tion.”
I will be In my office to t r a n9a '“7j ness at my home on Tuesdays ana n lays of each week. ro
J. O. 8IGL.ERJ
Trustee Clinton To»mM
Were Captured at Macon, Georgia. A. M. Jackson, an inmate of the Soldier’s Home, at Danville, Ills., Is here and Is waiting for some flower baskets to arrive from the home that he is going to sell in the city. Mr. Jackson was a member of Co. "A” 71st. Regiment, 6th Indiana Cavalry which Col. Matson was the commander. Jackson was not here long until he looked tip his old commander and the two fought over some of the hard battles of the Rebellion. They "er® taken prisoners at Macon, Georgia and Jackson spent considerable time at Andersonvllle Prison.
talks on different phases of Stull School work. Mrs. Mary Foster Bj ner, International Sunday Sew Field Worker gave an excellent 8 on "The Primary Department." j During the afternoon Mrs Cl Hurst, Miss Irene Cole, The MW Burnside and Ross Raker contH
Givcik astU* Tow nship Sunday School
* am ntion. i Burnside and Ross Raker comm
Ihe Greeneastle Township Sunday ed mu8l( . al BelPotJons which del* S^ooi Convention was held in the ed the audten( . e . officers were el asset, .,iy room of the court house , ed M foUows; Pr o P ,dent, Mrs. J.
' 11 Hamilton pre- H am 4 lton; vice-president, Mrs. d
as sm-rern " acted : Stoner; secretary, Miss Louise K as orgatlBt L ° Ul8e K, ^ r .®r; treasurer, John Ash: ho,. .. , partment, Mrs. D. L. Anderson, - M he morning session Miss Rid- mali Mrs j P . p j 0 hn, prl®
M t hb 3 .rr", 0 " " B ° y8 Cla * 8e8 ” Mrs. II. B. liongden. ' n i eS fr0m h6r 1“ ‘he evening a union service-M-ncnc. M a teacher. Tl,ls jheld at C(> , |pRe ave nuc church. )
paper was very helpful and was Rrvnpr 9D(>1<e on thp -PossIbllW*
.Motion Route Kvrurslons. Special Winter Tourist rates to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, Colo., on sale dally, return limit June 1, 1907. Special colonist rates to Pacific (’oast Points on sa'.* dally. Home seekers rates to western and OUth ‘rn points on stle first and third Tuesdays each mc-th. 7. A. Michael, Agt.
Sheri IT Maze's Daughter Soon to Ik.* Married.
Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Miss' Cora Lee Maze, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David R. Maze, and Gilbert Shaw of Linton, the son of Frank Shaw of Clovcrdale. The wedding will be on Thanksgiving evening a* the sheriff’s residence. The young couple will live In Linton, where Mr. Shaw is In the photograph business.
nill „,, , . , ' — was , Bryner spoke on the - —~ G iugiicv' r i, ! ' , < ’ ,,r,rles Mc * Sunday School Work,” she used president hrlefl t k C ° ,mty ^ hoard to Illustrate her su I Z ^ g the Sunday I which was presented In a very W WelT t, IT: ‘ ,The Lord ' S and instructive way. Mis ' XXVr * l7 - 30 ' Mr E. W. Halpenny. eecretsff w! i h-hdeUgMed'fh P a 8010 ‘‘he Indiana Sunday School follow^ ,!! U,e n f u(llence ' T h en ! tion followed with a brief addr* * "" '■ T*. sa. a
tu<! X , d'a"n n 7X,“7.77h,ii>’« At two O’clock the afternoon sasson was called to order. Rev. O’Hav- j er ' n, " r ' Caubl ® a nd Dr. Hoagland
inspiring
x-ach gave brief helpful
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