Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 May 1908 — Page 2

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20,000 Rolls of It

An overstock of Wall Paper has caused us to give you an UNDER PRICE.

We have this season a choice lot of patterns consisting of lots of twelve bolts of side wall, seven bolts of ceiling and three strips This is ample for a room measuring 15x10. These

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* strictly new and up-to-date patterns will be sold as long as they

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You can paper your room for the small cost SI.00; other patterns of the same lot for 81.15, 81.25, 81.35, 81.40, 8150, 81.75 and 82.00 Other more expensive patterns are sold at correspondingly low prices.

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COIVPOnMS TO NATIONAL PURE FOOD AND DRUGS LAW.

An Improvement over many Couph, l.iihg and Bronchia! Remedies, bee iu'c it rid» XT-e sys'em of a cold by acting as a cattiartic on tU«r b ".v'eta. No '.plaits. Guaranteed to

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DECORJiliON DA'f PROGRAM

meet at Post Hall at the court house on Saturday, May 30, at 1 o’clock, sharp, from which place they will march to the cemetery. The procession will move promptly at 1:30 p. m.

HARVEY HINKLE GOES FREE

Memorial Sunday and Day l>.n Uncoln s Gettysburg address will , ,Jloolni "* t ' ,n I ' lwl Char * ed ' vltl ' "' t ‘

Wliieh Graves of the Old Soldiers Are Deeorated Are to he Uemeinbered This Vt^llr With a Fitting Program—The Hev. VanDyke to

Preach I he Sermon.

be read by Thaddeus Peek, Esq., and the address of the day will be delivered by Maj. Gen. Jesse M. Lee, U. S. A. All the services will be held at the cemetery unless the day should be unfavorable, in which case, the best room in the court house will be used.

Murder of His Sweetheart's Escort is Acquitted on the Grounds Of Insanity—Has a Brother Liv-

ing in Greencastlef

THE G. A, R, PLANS EXERCISES Thp following named Comrades will serve as commitetemen, without fur-

The program of exercises for Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day as prepared and arranged by Greencastle Post, No. 11, G. A. R., is as follows: Memorial Sunday. On Sabbath morning, May 24, Rev. VanDyke of the Presbyterian church of this city will preach the memorial sermon at the Presbyterian church in tills city at 10:30 a. m. All members of the Post wearing badges and all other soldiers are requested to meet at the court house at 10 o’clock and march to the church. The Ladies of the W. R. C. are requested to join the Post at the church. Decoration Day. All members of the Grand Army, and all soldiers are requested to

ther notice. Comrades, Chapin, S. F. Lockridge and Grooms will arrange for church minister, speaker and reader. On marking graves at both cemeteries, Comrades Chapin, Kellar, Vestal, Edwards, Wagoner and A. M. Lockridge. Cleaning up old cemetery, Vestal and Grooms. On Flowers, Comrades Kellar, Ashton, Meltzer, Donnohue, Hollick, Kleinbub, Wagoner, Payne, Stoner, Sellers, Richardson, Rockhill, Edwards and Alex M. Lockridge. The chairman will confer with the W. R. C. Flowers may be taken or sent on

PRISONER SPENT NI3HT HERE

NEW LODGE IS INSTALLED

CHAPTER OF THE CO! VCIL OF THE PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE IS ORGANIZED AND CANDIDATES ARE INITIATED—HAERCISF.S HELD WED. IN THE REN HI R H \LL—A BOLT IO ARE MADE MEMBERS.

E. B. LYNCH, Undertaking

Our embalmer and funeral director, Mr. C.

S. Mecum

has now been with me for three months. He is a man of , ,, | experience in undertaking and funeral directing and hulls* State embalmer’s license. He will promptly attend all

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INDIANAPOLIS TEAK DOES WORK

FODR GRAVEL ROAOS LET

Officers Elected lor the New Order— The Rev. .1. CJ Harris, Past President, and W. A. Shamed, Prcsi- ! dent—Many Out of Town Visitors Here to Attend the Meeting.

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Thu installation exercises of tiie newly organized lodg \ the Protected Home Circle, was held Wed night in the Ben Hur Hall. The installation work was done by the Hoosier Council team of Indianapolis. About 40 candidates werC initiated into the order. The members of the degree team of Indianapolis which did the work are: Paul Bedall, Charles Kottliwski, Sr., Clark Goss, Robert Wuster, Chasles Kottlowskl, Charles Blanchard, Mrs. Mary Bedell, Tresa Kottiowski, Lena Bedell, Pearl I.lnkenbill, Airs. I.ucretta Schwab, Minnie Blanchard, Mrs. Abide Stowe, Ella Hoffman, Jacob Klasier, Eugene Stotve. Following are the officers elected: Past President, Rev. John C. Harris; President, W. A. Shamel; Vice President, R. B. Biekel; Guardian, Mrs. C. R. Biekel; Chaplain, Bessie Weslie; ( Secretary, Marie Trout; Accountant, W. M. Sutherlin: Treasurer, Ernest Harbison; Guide, Frank Seller: Companion, Edna Stites: Sentinel, Clara Buster; Watchman, Margaret Pruitt; Trustees, Fred Ader, Dr. McGaughey, W. M. Sutherlin. Among tjie special visitors from out of town are: E. H. Tellam and daughter of Toledo, Ohio, special deputy. C. A. Busby, state deputy of northern Indiana. I. A. Hildbrand and wife of Sandborn, hid. Mrs. Ella Caldwell of Terre Haute, district deputy. A number of visitors from Vigo Circle of Terre Haute wftre present.

OVERRULE CASSELL MOTION

Board of Commissioners Have Busy Session in Which Road Matters Figure Largely and Contracts for Roads in Clinton Are Made.

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After deliberating forty-eight hours, during which fifty-one ballots were taken, the jury in the Harvey Hinkle murder case at Bloomington returned a verdict shortly after 4 o’clock Sunday afternoon. It read: ‘‘We, the jury, find the defendant not guilty on the sole ground of in-

sanity.”

Although it was Sunday, and notwithstanding that the impression generally was held that the jury was hopelessly divided and unable to agree, the court room was packed to overflowing and many spectators were in the county clerks office and

corridors.

The last words of the verdict had

Action in the Murder Case of .fudge Williams at Martinsvilh Defence Had Asked That the Prosecution Re Ordered to Place Names of AH Witnesses on the Indictment.

It was a busy day with the County Commissioners, and road matters ov er the county were largely responsible for it. The session began early, with the hearing of the remonstrance against the location of highway prayed for in the petition of John Poll and others in Floyd township. The engineer and viewers had reported favorably on locating the road. A remonstrance containing 85 names was received by the commissioners Mon morning, the remonstrators declaring that the road was not and would not be a public utility. Also a remonstrance' from Eddie Hinkle for damages. After hearing evidence the board decided that Hinkle was not the owner of the property purporting to be damaged. He had purchased the property and was in possession, but had paid no money and received no deed. The remonstrance was held void, hut was amended to include the name of Mr. Runyan, of whom Hinkle had purchased the property, and was again filed. The board appointed viewers to re-view the road with reference to i" pit Vie itiHI'y end to d.images to the remonstrators. The J. E. Brackney road, the S. H. Judy road, the Wesley Flint road and the Vermilion road, all in Clinton township, were let. The bidders were as follows: The J. E. Brackney road, D. C. Brackney, $8,34t».83. He was the only bidder. S. H. Judy road, the bidders were, Browning & Pursell, $1 1,373. D. C. Brackney, $11,895. C. B. Shaner et al $12,100. Glidewell & Son, $12,150. Tlie con*ract wont to Browning & Pursell. Glidewell & Son were the only bidders on ! the Wesley Flint road, getting it for $10,678. They also secure the Vermilion road at $9,000, there being no other bids. v

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that morning to the furniture rooms, hardly egrapoa the ]ips Qf the court of E. B. Lynch in the opera house, | offlcer when the brother of the defen-

dant broke down and wept. Harvey Hinkle was not at all affected, but

who has kindly tendered the use of

his rooms for that purpose.

Finance and music, Ridhardson, A. M. Lockridge, Meltzer and W . P.

Stoner.

By order of W. B. Vestal, Adjt., E. E. Edwards, Sen. vice and acting Commander.

Headquarters

SUIT FOR DIVORCE FILED

For all kinds of

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A suit for divorce was Tues filed by Attorneys Allee & Hughes acting for Hattie Rogers, against Hurschel Rogers. The complaint alleges cruel and inhuman treatment as the ground for the divorce. The complaint further alleges that the defendant is possessed of property which he has purchased with money belonging to the plaintiff. She asks that she be granted an absolute divorce, given the custody of the three children—two girls and a boy,—and that the husband be mandated t? j

exhibited the indifference noticeable since the day of his arrest and all through the trial. On the way back to jail Sheriff Ratcliff asked him what he thought of the verdict and Hinkle replied: "It was about what 1 had expected.” There was not even a smile on the defendant’s face as his attorneys shook hands with him. The trial began Iasi Monday morning at 8 o’clock and ended Mon afternoon. Hinkle was accnssed of shooting John R. McClintock, with whom he was not even acquainted, as McClintock was escorting Miss Edna Rogers home at 11 o’clock at night from the theatre. Hinkle was brought here and kep’ o\er night in jail, as he was being taken to Bloomington from Missouri where he was arrested. His brother, Sim Hinkle, is bartended for Walter Higert.

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Call us up when you need any

Monarch

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: provide for the maintainance and ed- | ucation of the children and the sup-

j port of Mrs. Rogers.

In addition to the suit for divorce I a petition praying for a restraining I order and injunction restraining j Hurschel Rogers from disposing of \ any of the property till after the settlement of the suit now filed. The ) restraining order was granted and | placed in the hands of the sheriff

for execution.

PHONE 68.

Regulates the boWels, promotes easy, natural movements, cures constipation—Doan's Regulets. Ask your druggist for them. 25 cents a box.

Mr. E. Humphrey, who owns a luge general store at Omeea. O., and is president of the Adams Count> Telephone Co., as well as of the Home Telephone Co., of Pike Countv O., says of Dr. King's New Discovery: "It saved my life once. At least I think it did. It seemed to reach the spot—the very seat of njy cough,—when everything el-v fail ed. Dr. King's New Discovery not only iv ached the cough spot; ir heals t e sore spots and the weak spots in throat, lungs and chest. Sold under guarantee at the 1 fKvl Drug Store, Sue and $1.00. Trial bottle free.

MOTION FILED A WEEK AGO

SUNDAYSGHOOLCONVENTION

JOHN RILEY SELLS STO

MARTINSVILLE, Ind., May 4.— Judge Williams, today, overruled the motion by attorneys for Emery Cassell, defendant in the Mills murder N case, to require the State of place the names of all witnesses now known on the Indictment charging him with murder In the first degree, and add to the list such names as the prosecuting attorney may discover from time to time, whom he intends to use as the case advances. The defense alleged that the State had other witnesses, and that it was necessary to know their names, and to show what their testimony would be, in order to meet this. The court assumed that fhc prosecuting attorney was acting in good faith in seeking permission of the court to place the names of new witnesses on the indirtment as the trial advanced and held that the motion would he regular and proper. The motion by the defense was filed , week ago before Judge Williams, in the Owen Circuit Cburt, and war taken under advisement till today.

The Warren Township Sunday School Convention will be held in the Presbyterian Church at Putnamville . Sunday, May 10, 1908. Following is, the program for the convention: 10:00, Song service and prayer. 10:15, Sunday School lesson by T. C. ' Grooms. 10:30, The two Inseparable Forces of God s ‘ System, Rev. C. E i

Flinn.

lb: 45, Discussion. 11:15, Paper, by Lee Collins. Selection of Committees.

Dinner.

1:30, Song service. 1:45, Why Are Not More of Our

South End Merchant Disposes of Property—Residence, Store Ho Anil Stock Are Included in Deal—Hcrrod A Smith, The I’j chasers, Formerly Had a StoreJ Fillmore.

THE CONSIDERATION IS SSI)

Herrod & Smith of Fillmore TOl day last week, bought of John the south end merchant, the stq building, residence building

2:00, Discussion 2:10, David Hostetler. 2:25, Music. 2:30, A Plea to Mothers, Mrs. E. Danhour. 2:45, Normal Work, Mrs. Ella

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3:00, ’i he Condition of Warren

Townhslp aud Installation of Officers, by 0. L. Jones,

hio J- Lfy, is, Goldie J. Reeves,

President. Secretary.

IS TRUANT OFFICER

if you wish to sor-ure a monument before Decoratoin Day do not delay placing your order with Denny & Randolph. dtf-w3t

Alvin Hanks was Monday elected by the township trustees to office of truant officer for the county. Two ballots were necessary for choice. The first showed these results: Alvin Hanks, 3; Ed Gardner, i; G. W. Beaman, 2; Rob Irwin, 2: J. V. Cook 1. That was more in the nature of a complimentary note, pih! on th<» second ballot Alvin Hanks was chosen, receiving 8 votes, Beaman 3 vote, and Irwin 1. Mr. Hanks will have charge of all truancy cases in the county.

"Doan's Ointment cured me of eczema that had annoyed me a long ♦'"ic. The cure wc. permanent.”— Hon. S. W. Matthew-, Commissioner Labor Statistics, Aug :sta, Me.

Our Motto Nothing Too Good for Our Customers

Valued Snme as G.dd

G. Stewart, a merchant of Ce-

dar View, Miss., says: “I tell mv cm-; tomers when they buy a bo;; of Dr. | King’s New Life Pills tic ' get the ’worth of that much gold in weight.! if afflicted with constipation, malar-1 ia or biliousness.” Sold under guar-j antee at the Owl Drug Store. 25c. '

We supply them the Best at Right Prices. Hence we have chosen Lowe Bros. High Standard Paint to offer to our trade, having alter careful testing found it to he the Bes paint made for householder and painter. It is best because, 1st It spreads best, covers best, works easier and wears longest. 2nd It looks best; most beautiful colors. Ad It costs least for year of service. 4th—It Rives best results in all qualities. AH point looks alike in the can to the average buyer, hut you can tell after you have tried it; it is then too late to correct mistakes. You will not have to do your work over when you have used Hllill STANDARD PAINT. for your house and barn, outside and inside. Paints lor floors. Paint for chairs, carriages, implements, etc. Ask for pamphlets: “How to Paint”, “Attractive Homes”. Color Cards, etc.

Jones’ Drugstore

School. M M r, A cf 'e.‘"cralv"cm'' 8t0Ck of dry BOods and Br0l ' eries 1

longing to the latter. I oration in the deal was f ' Central Trust Compan> w lS j in the transaction. The new propi| tors will take possession of

tore at once. Mr. Riley was forced to give active business on accoun’ of health. He probably w*lll m >' ,l t0 fruit farm south of town. The nl owners of the store came from FI more, where they formerly condul ed a general store. They sold thf business there about a month a&ol