Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 November 1906 — Page 2
I To Cure a Cold in One Day I Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. S S»!ve.T Millao" Soics sold In past 12 months. This Signature,
Cores Crip to 'Two Day*. on every box. 25c.
SUIT TO ENJOIN COMMISSIONERS
HAVt WE GOT ALLTHAT S COMING,’'
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riiatiksgiving
Spices
l>,il you ever tr\ our spices, riiey me the very hest that 1-at) lie hoijolit they are spiles with life. N i woody, dried out s|)ii-e. a little dPar, perhav-. hut then so liiuch stronger and Wetter, tliei are cheaper in the end.
Cure Your Couuli There are so very many cough remedies sold riow-u-davs and so many highly recoinmended hat it must he hard for a person to make a selection.
Headache? Take our advice and always use Jones" Cough Cure. It gives the very hest of satisfaction and certainly is a meritorious preparation. We recommend it. ‘Joe. Try Junes' Headache Tablets. \ll headaches are <|iiickIv relieved hy their use. Trice
10c.
Corns Painful? Joii'-s ( orn I lire will speedily and painlessly extract them. Price 10c.
JONES" DRUG STORE
Backache?
Sometimes you have such a severe backache \\ hen such a backache attacks you try 1 >r Wood's A ntipain I’laster. We recoin mend them. W «• have had a lot of experience with iiianv kinds of plaster.
I 'l ice 'Jh cents.
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Mr. llolli<J.i> (•ol Our Site \i»proprintuil l or Kku'tiouecring i*tir|loses ?
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Why Not Buy Your Goods
AT mi:
GLOBE STORE
Where N on Sa\e 10 to 20 Per Cent
Cull and look throueh our line of Dress Goods, Outine Flannel, Blankets, Comforts, Underwear, etc. A complete line of Men’s. Misses’ and Children’s (Hoves, Don t fail to take advantage of the low prices on Groceries. ()ur Battle Ship line* of Coffee cannot he heaten. An 18c Coffee per lb 15c A 20c Coffee peril* 17c 20 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar $1.00 2o lb. Sack Best Granulated Sugar $1.25 Fine Michigan Potatoes per bushel (>5c Best Hand Picked Navy Beans per lb be (quality guaranteed) 10c Sugar Corn per can Tie b Crown New Raisins, 3 lbs 25c
Those are only a few of our every day prices, too numerous to mention in this space. We carry a larger line of Shoes than ever.
Men’s Shoes $l.b5 to $4.00 per pair.
Ladies Shoes $1.00 to $b.00 per pair. Our line of American Ladies’ $b.00 Shoes can
not be beaten for style and wear.
Our line of Ball Band and flood Rubbers is
complete in every department.
\Ve are agents for the famous line of TROUSERS—union made—one price
cash or credit.
STAG to all,
The iiia/.il Deniocnu lias the following m.ilemeuts acrediied to CXinKn ssmaii Hollid i> that will be of interest to Green asile i>eople: Cotntn .-sman K. S. Holliday and hi.- -on. John llollidiv, who i- iisec.relary, will leave the latter part of Next week for \\ a-hiliftton, I >. (".. as the short session of Lite present Congress will reconvene Monday, Ue-i-ernber 1!. Consressman iloliidai' will make an effort to secure an appropriation tor a si * e for a federal building for Brazil at tlie short session and will follow tins up with an appropriation for the building at the following Congress. Mr. Holliday will likely have con1 siderable trouble in securing an appropriation for the site for a federal building in ibis city at this session for as a rule (lie “pork barrel” is not opened very wide al a short session of Congress, but Congressman Holliday says lie will do all in his power : lo get the appropriation for the building siie at once. II T s expected (hat an appropriation ' of from $ I u.nOn to $15,000 will be M'l und for the site and $75,0n0 or $100,000 for the building. Several , sites are under consideration in this idiy. bir no action will be taken on ihe matter of selecting a site until 1 the appropriation is made. A representative of the government is now at Oreemastle taking up the matter of the purchase of a site for the new i federal building at that place and owner- of available ground for Hie new building have boosted their | prices out of sight. This is generally the case wherever 'he government purchases a site for j a building and it always results in a disadvantage to the city as the government will only spend the amount appropriated for the site and will purchase what ts offered at that price It is to he hoped that Congressman ' Holliday will succeed In getting the appropriation for the site at once and that when a representative of the government comes here to purchase a -iie. tlie values will not he doubled so that tlie new building will have to he put In an out of the way place. Tliis raises the question in the minds of people, has Mr. Holliday shifted liis efforts from Greencastle to his home town? Will lie now make the effort of his life for Brazil and leave Greencastle out in tlie cold so far as an appropriation for a building is concerned? Is Mr. Holliday strong enough to get appropriations for two sites in his district in the face of Cncie Joe Cannon? We hope : he Is equal to the emergency and ! that not only Brazil can get their appropriation but that Greencastle will not be forgotten when it comes to building.
The Trca-ur t Wauls The t ai l- Scl 4 )ui iii a Manner Hint will Give Him a Chance to Answer. In ihe Circuit Court Friday afternoon tlie motion ul tlie county coiumi»aiuners and Ed. MoG. Walls to make the plaintiff, John C. Akers, make hi- complaint more specific was argued. *i hi- is a suit by Mr. Akers, who claims to be a taxpayer of the county against the commissioners and Mr. Walls to prevent the hoard from allowing him his salary for the reason i,hat the treasurer has not been dilligem in performing his duty with regard to collecting certain delinquent taxes which have been placed on ihe duplicate by tlie auditor of I the county and which we might say grows out of the work of the tax territ that operated in this county. The motion filed by Mr. James, as the attorney for Walls and the board, sets out that there is no way of making a defence to the complaint is its present form and asks that the lie name- of tlie people owing dclinquet taxes he given, the time tlieir Maxes became delinquent and the! amount owing by each. If this Is not done, i; is claimed by the defence, there will be no way of determining a- to who Mr. Walls lias failed to exercise dilligence in in the matter of collecting their taxes and tlie whole list of taxpayers of the county would he included in the list. The court heard the argument tills afternoon and will render his dec Is-{ ion on the matter and also the sufficiency of the complaint at some future date,
THE Home Pride Range Is modern in it- construction, and if you will cull we will show you its advantages over other Ranges. We seii the Hot Blast Estats <ink, -li i is t • 1> st on ih market. Wilson air-tight and other m wcod stoves at low prices. Carpenters tan save money hy buying builders* Hardware of us. A ful. lice of paints, oil, tfDss and putty. Flint ami Walling ; pump- ot all kin is. Three ply paper r'>ofiu_' on hands all the time. }) (live us a all ami \\e will save yon money. \ J. h. HAMILTON
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UNION MADE
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Bowirr i'estiv \i The Kobccciis of Coale-villc* Gave :i Very I’lcu-ing Social I'",vent on Sat unlay .\iglit.
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THE- BEST
The Rebecca Lodge of Coatesvllle gave a very pleasing hat. social Sat-! urday night at their hall in that i town. There were about two hun-j dred present. Hats of all sizes, I shapes and descriptions were in vogue and the wearers were varied as the hats. The largest hat was tool big to get in at the door and the! smallest one had to be located with | a pair of spectacles. Cracker-jack and apples were in 1 abundance and the crowd unde them disapear in short time and what was! left was curried off by tlie last mem-
bers to leave.
Virgil Davis received tlie prize for the largest hut and Bert Knight got the prize for the -ntalles:, and for! the most comical hat Mary Bryant I carried off the honors. The prizes were all well given and the crowd
was satisfied with the result of the.
decision.
\ program of music w is rendered ' ,,| nim--i<>u lie]torts Favorably to h and ■ ze given for the oorrei \ml Hunts Iwo Hundred rieces of music played. rhoiuuuMl Dollars. Roxie Knight carried off this prize. Games were played until a late, The .Merchant.-' Association will 1
$150 TO $600 WOOL PANTS ON EARTH
THE GREATEST
$250and$300CORDUROY PANTS EVER MADE IJEST ON EARJHBECAUS|
THEY APE THE MOST SERVICEABLE C /
MOST STYLISHLY CUT
AND BEST VALUE FOR PRICE ~ ^ > EVERY PAIR IS GUARANTEED
4fupairormmm%’rips after a fair., hits and del a newpatrtWxOur reputation and square dealing is pour assurance ofSc g:
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THE TWODEL CLOTHING CO.
WILL GIVE OUT DOUR TREAlMtNf
J. L. SHARP Auctioneer
All sale- t;i\eii prompt ami -at-
departed, hoping for j have another chance to show Us hand ! isfuetory attention. The sale ef
IH S STUCK IN THK MI D. Driver Had Started lo Take Tom Sidoner lo His Home—Had lo Abandon It.
hour when all
many more such happy occasions. \m:ddi:d at high noon. The Marriage of Clement HufTmau And Mi— Jessie Orzment
Sunday.
At tlie home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus O/.iuent, in Washington township, at high noon.
live stock ti specialty, A -Imre of
solictei!
Address me tit Kainbridpp or® plione 4 on S',’ at Huinliridt'e ms
in landing a state institution for
Greencastle and it i- to be hoped thatj the patronaoe
if they go into this last enterprise they will receive better treatment from the Governor of Indiana than they did at the last effort when they tried to locate the Epileptic Village. At the last legislature there was .1 eoniinisslon appointed to look into the need and advisability of the 1
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1 Julius Sudranski, Prop.
PHONE 76.
We Want Poultry and Rabbits We in.ike tie poultry ami game bii-ines-a special feature during the " inter. An-among t in largest n eejvers of live and diessed poultry and rabbits bore, especially carload shipments. <>ur facilities compare with t lie lie-t house-in t he t rade any where. Send fur booklet''H'’ We want live game in carload lots. Writeor wire u-I'm any further infonnai ion de-ired. Refenuee: ('i-mral National Bank. Cleveland. <». or 1 his paper. 4 ( 11 y\ \ FJ^S, W HII. & Co., Cleveland, 0
LOSS IS NEAR A HUNDRED DOLLARS
Fire Discovered l»y Wife Who Was in Room Below. No Water Was Thrown.
A defective flue at the home of Fay Hamilton on Park street caused a fire which resulted in a small damage this morning at near 9 o'clock. The lire broke out In a bed room on the second floor. The stove from which the fire originated was In the living rocm directly beneath.
Mrs. Hamilton who was In the latter room was warned of the conflagration by smoke coming into the room. When she reached the upstairs room it was tilled with smoke and several pieces of clothing and the carpet were burning. An alarm was turned in over the telephone but before the department arrived neighbors had succeeded in quenching most of the Are. The firemen used their chemical apparatus in totally putting out the fire. No water was thrown. The loss will not amount to more than $100. The fire department made a quick run.
One of the busses from the Kohl At Gill barn got so deeply mired in the mud at the Big Four overhead bridge work north of town last night that it was abandoned until this morning, when it took several men some time to dig it out. George Shockley, Lite night driver started to take Tom Sldener to his home from the lUtUS Vaudalia train. When he reached the overhead bridge abutments now being built north of town and started to go around by the road which is now regularly used, the bus sank in to the hubs. The horses were unable to pull It out. Shockley unhitched his team and brought it to town, leaving Sldener to walk home. The men at the barn say that when he reached there he had more the appearance of a football player who had been in a hard game on a sloppy field than a bus driver. Dirt washed down into the road by i the heavy rain of the last few days was tlie cause of tlie mishap. In tlie dark tlie driver could not see that the road was impassable. Postmaster Robbed. G.'W. Fonts, Postmaster at Riverton. la., nearly lost his life and was robbed of all comfort, according to his letter, which says: “For 20 years I had chronic liver complaint, which led to such a severe case of jaundice that even my finger nails turned yellow: when my doctor prescribed 1 Flectric Bitters; whieh cured me and have kept me well for eleven years.” 'Sure cure for Biliousness, Neuralgia, weakness and all stomach, liver, Kidney and bladder derangements. A • wonderful tonic. At the Owl Drug ! Store. BO cents. nv
on Sunday, November 25, Mr. Clem- stale acquiring and maintaining a ent Iluflman, son of Mr. and Mrs. place w here people afflicted with con-1
Ivan Huffman, was united in riage to Miss Jessie Ozment, Wright of Brazil, officiating.
mar ' sumption could lie treated and taught '( ev how to live so as lo ward off tlie disease and to cure themselves if per-
After the ceremony the large ntim- fiance they become afflicted with It. her of guests present tendered con- | t geems that tlie commission lias gratulaiions and good wishes to the about made out its report and that
bride and groom and later a wedding feast was spread, partaken of and en-
joyed by all.
These voting people are the best known and most popular of Washington township, and they will continue to make their home there, and will lie at home to both old and new
friends.
it will be in favor of the instiiutiou and that to begin with the l.egisla-1 ture will lie asked to appropriate two | hundred thousand dollars with which to buy tlie land and erect buildings i suitable for the treatment of the 1
plague.
Tlie members of the commission ! say they want away from the large cities and on good open ground well drained and well adapted for such a
Sims a Co. Paid Their Kmployes P ur P°* e l,M,ks m ' p " ,is
$5a,00(> Today.
Tlie laborers on the Sims & Co.
C. W. PFE1FFENBERGEP.
Scientific
Horse Shoer Special attention given to shoeng cripples. Horses calleJ for jnd delivered to any part of tin
•itv. Prompt service.
Shop IW Fast Franklin Street
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Tin: Ol I K FRS WE XT A I.OXG.
MAINE
For Bargains In Good Whiskey. PURE RYE Agent tor Clinton Falls THE MAIN SALOON.
lie a proposition that Greencastle could well afford to go after again.
, » ■ All will remember the good work works are $ ..i.OOO better off todiv , , , ... 7 . ,
done last time by tlie members of the
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committee from the Merchants’ Asso-1
CJIAS. SUDltAXSKU
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Physician and
St try eon
’han they were yesterday. J. M.
Murphy of that company accom- , • i . , , , ,, elation and if they itad been given a nin..,. ioi s;,,ii||i luck-on Street , " ’ ' : ■’ 1 square deal there would have a! Telephones: Ofl?ci^270, ID ^
different outcome to the matter than
there was.
castle early this morning with that amount of money with which to pay tiie men employed on ihe works. Each man received an envelope with the amount due him for a month’s work. Officers Grimes and Stone accompanied tlie paymaster to
see that there was no trouble. Monon Route Excursions. Speclt.l Winter Tourist rates
If Greencastle Is lo do I
any thing it should lie up and ready for the first of the fight.
A Mountain of Gold
could not bring as much happiness to Mrs. Lucia Wilke, of Caroline, WI- . as did one 25 cents box of
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Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, when it completely cured a running sore on her it, which had tortured her 23 long
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, years. Greatest antiseptic healer of
Colo., on sale June 1, 1907.
Special colonist rates to Ccast Points on sail daily.
daily, return limit
Pacific
piles, wounds, and sores, at the Owl Drug Store.
25 coats nv
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S XOTICE
I will be at my office, at my hot"*
on Friday of each week, for the Irani
a-tlon of Township business
K. C. HODGE.
Trustee Mill Creek TownaW*
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S NOTH® I will attend to the business of nt office as Trustee of Jackson ti>wt lS ® c on Friday of each week, at my r** J ence . i Q. A. WILSON Trustee Jackson Townitw
The waier main on south Jackson
Home seekers rates to western and street which sprung a leak Wedues-
nth tt. nmnts nn bgIo flraf ow*
I day morning, lias been repaired. The
j leak was near the Black sale barn.
south -n. points on sale first and third
Tuesdays each mr-th.
^ T. A. Michael, Agt.
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S NOTld I will be at my office at my reside^ In Marlon township, fo- the transact'' of office business, on Friday of week, and on Tuesday at Fillmore J. B. BUNTEN Trustee Marlon TownitU'