Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 July 1908 — Page 2

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Cotton F"abrlc.s

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merit. styles. quick:

IHERE was such a varied array of these cotton chess ^oods, beauties at first, that even a busy season’s selling would hardlv spoil the assortHence you will surely be I'leased with the

ONE MAN IS BADLY BURNED AND NEAR HHOOO DAMAGE FROM FIRE RESULTS FROM GEORGE BROTHERS OF ROACH!) ALE ] THROWING LIGHTED M ATCH!

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Makes Two Bundles c< Wheat Grow Where but One Bundle Grew Before

And the prices? They have been cut to the

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GO TO Manuel’s For Refrigerators Gasoline Stoves Washing Machines Blacksmith Supplies Churns

THE MONEY IS NOW HERE

Cash for the Township and Corporation Schools Duo From the State Was Received Twos. Morning at the Auditor’s Oflico.

WARRANTS ARE READY TO SIGN

Fire Burned From t) O'clock Wed-! Night to :i Next Morning—-.Men Were Pumping Gasoline From Tank Car in to Stationary Tank— Leaky Pump Caused the Trouble. The stationary tank of the Standard Oil Company at Roachdale exploded at near 9:30 o’clock Wed. night cans ing Injuries to one man and hurning of the stables and feed crib of the Standard company. U. L. Hall the, agent for the Standard Oil Company, I was badly burned about the hand and arms. The loss will reach near $1,000 to the Standard. The throwing of a lighted match upon the ground which was saturated with gasoline caused the explosion. Mr. Hall and George Brothers were at the tank engaged in pumping oil and gasoline from a tank car in to the stationary tank. Brothers lighted a match to light his pipe. He threw the burning match on the

ground.

The pump had been leaking and

lean a fertilizer //M?'.-*'

t&X withom ck<w£4 I’ot. /ill,**

ash, is like getting veil by t he doet< t’s

p v. its most important drug left out.

i .' .tilizi .s new! wort' i otash to get all the crop prof.t you are

entitled t >.

• ’ - - r ’ : r ,,und3 of Muri it - of Potash with 200 pounds of bone meal 0 r it,-. . ..'t will raise v>kcai! Set clover, too! i he | n f will come year in bigger crop, more profit, i'otash it profit Buy the 1 uish fjr>t. r y ' ' f t w Pnrmer 11 Note Bonk containing factr . oi , cu4' . maimtcs and turulizers, MuilcU free, (]'!■: IAN :.,M WORKS, Monadnock Building, Chicatm New • -93 Na wj Street Attania, (la. -1224 Comfier ttuir j .r r«i.4 •.» Jfini *3t. *;aaiaaLtifti

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B. L YOH, Undertaking

Our embaltner and funeral director, ilr. C. S. Mecum lias now beeu with me for three months, lie is a man of much experience in undertaking and funeral directing and holds a State etnhalmer’s license. He w ill promptly attend all calls either day or night.

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-Store, 89; Residences. 108 and fiOl.

SOME THINGS BELL SAID What the Greatest

Trust Company in Indiana is Doing| for the Farmers

Extracts From the Remarkable Speech of the Temporary Chairman at the National Convention.

Cciite bus! ness.

it ad see ns, we are here for A. H. MANUEL, North iitle Square

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FIGHT DECEASED CATTLE

Governor Hanly Issues Proclamation Against Shipment of Unhealthy Stock into State.

WILL ENFORCE THE NEW LAW

Governor Hanly has issued a proclamation against the shipment into Indiana of rattle thrt are affected with tuberculosis or other contagious diseases. Hereafter cattle shipped to Indiana must bear a regularly signed certiflcate from health authorities from whence they came, stating that they are free from contagion. The governor, State Veterinarian, A. W. Bitting and members

of the board of health believe that Indiana has been made a dumping place for diseased cattle shipped here from Ohio and Illinois dealers. Prof. Bitting recently submitted a report to Governor Hanly stating he found many tubercular cattle shipped to Indiana. The state food examination department of the health board has made an investigation in several large cities and has found that tubercular cattle were being used in dairies. It has been found that many of these cattle were shiped to this state. The governor proposes to enforce with vigorous hand a law enacted by the last legislature giving him the authority to prohibit the shipment of cattle into the state that have not been officially inspected and pronounced free from disease

The money from the state due the school fund of each county and from tlie county due to the township lias been received by Auditor Moffett. Tlie money should have been received before Monday, but was slow in getting in. The warrants, however, had been made out and everything was in readiness to pay the funds over to the trustees as soon as the money arrived from the state. The amount going to each township and corporation is asfollows: A. Wilson, Jackson 4097.91 D. Gong. Franklin 3525.69 W. R. Dean, Roachdale, . . 2252.4G W. F. Scott. Russell 4863.59 N. F. Scribner. Russellville 1341.00 J. O. Sigler, Clinton 4481.83 Sam Ratcliff, Balnbrldge, . . 865.83 L. C. Wilson, Floyd 3142.21 J. B. Bunten. Marion 4748.76 P. S. Stoner, G. C. Tp. . . 3756.03 C. F. Lammors Greencastle 13380.46 Chas. King, Madison 3673.87 J. D. Rader, Washington, ..5201.92 A. I„ Evans, Warren 2608 14 Otho Vermilion, Jefferson, . .3039.16 .

W. J. Hood, Cloverdale 8276.42 | ber ’ 1908 - th ®

W. E. Gill, Cloverdale town 1347.52 Russell Hodge, Mill Creek, .1162.22

the grass and earth were saturated

with the gasoline. A fierce blaze 1m- KEY*N0TE

mediately sprung up. Brothers ran to safety, but Hall who was In the pump house at the time, was not so

The Indiana Trust Co. is (! ■

largest Trust Co.-Savlngs Ban; mt -tail It b is a v.i-utal of «i.tj* '

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Theodore e. Beii, temporary chair- Farmers’Banking Deparfmen 1

fortunate. As he started to run from .man of the Demoeratic National Con- —

the pump house he tripped and fell venti6n said Wednessday afternoon Into the flames. His hands and arms in his keynote speecn:

were badly burned.

The flames soon reached the stationary tank and it exploded with a loud report. Burning oil was thrown onto the company’s barn and feed crib and both were burned to the

“Public confidence is demanding honesty of purpose in the men who undertake to direct the affairs of state.” “So long as we maintain the pres-

m w! " b gives to farmers t • ughr.r.t tin state the same banking pr: * vreoyet by manufacturers and u: • ,nts. Tin secret of its gr-at success is a simple nla of BANKING ItY MAH , makes it easy for farmers to <!.•>-# f draw out money without leaving horn*. 'i Indiana Truat Co. i ■ on time th ivsits or saying "ThesafJ Kate.” If you have nione\ Ivin i,||,., j at ■ losing interest money evi , The experiences of some of the banr'

customers is interesting.

InlereSt Would HaV6 Cl ° the <ll

ground. Had the wind been more tho p 0pular wil , ..

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ftom the southwest Instead of the “Whenever the mutterings of the nort 'oast it is probable that the people become too threatening, apwholo town would have burned. The peals are franically made to the fire did not burn out until 3 o’clock rights of the party. This is intended

Two for Three Years One farmer, in making a JCOflOd' potitj s a 1: " Tills 5?,000 lias been I aig M > f 0 rl THK];i : X K A IIS. " '■

next morning.

PUBLIC SALE

Our lease with Uncle Sam having expired and having decided to quit the business and retire to private life, we, the undersigned will offer at

to affright the cars of honest men in enjoyments of the fruits of their industry and thrift, and thus, by playing upon the prejudices and fears to deter them from casting their reforms.” “It is the reign of monopoly that is emptying our school houses and filling the sweatshops with child la-

Public Sale, at our residence at the 1>or ’ a,ld th . iB sani0 s >' 8tem of mon °-

Capitol in Washington,

$17.50 AtianticCiiy Ocean Chy, Cape May or Sea Isle City and return -VIA - BIG FOUR and C. & O. Mys. Thu r sday, July 30,1908

The Remedy that Does “Dr. King's New Discoverery is the remedy that does the healing others promise but fail to perform,” says Mrs. E. R. Pierson, of Auburn Centre, Pa. ‘It is curing me of throat and lung trouble of long standing, that other treatments relieved only temporarily. New Discovery is doing me so much good that I feel confident its continued use for a reasonable length of time will restore me to perfect health.’ This renowned cough and cold remedy and throat and lung healer is sold at The Owl Drug Store. 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottle free.

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agent inn . »•• .> mi in i. bladder troubles. Hanoi gives rei or fun nr* ■ a• mi 11 irtivulars call on 11 f In 24 hours from all backache At "- uYii in, i !'' a i' invinun,i. <> “Bd bladder troubles. Get a 35c

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t lal bottle at the drug utore. Iyl4

Constipation with all its manifestations of a dlstrubed liver and indigestion yields quick', to Sanol. It only costs 35 cents to find out the great curative powers in the Snnol | Remidles. Take nothing else Iron the druggist. Reim mlier It Is Sanol you want. Boo and $1.00 per bottle at the drug sto. . 7yH

T.H.I.&E.Tra.Co Round Trip Rates Sunday, duly 19 muii ■■ Indianapolis 75c Terre Haute 7oc Tickets good on fill trains goii g and returning Sunday. For further informat on call on local agent. Phone .'123.

poly is fast limiting the opportunities of independent livihood among those who are forced into the industrial field, and thus It is doubly blighting that hope of youth which In former

,, , , stages of our national growth opened

old, one financial panic, old enough „„ ... . * “ an in('nue of honor and independence

to wean, sired by the gold bugs and „ , , , , , „ , to every child roared upon our soil." damned by everybody: one Republi- makPS no difference w(lthPr

can platform, as good as new, but tho are aptlng

D. C., com-

menring on the fourth day ofNovem-

following described I property to-wit:

One elephant about forty-five years

somewhat mossworn, one big stick slightly impaired by over-work

their jurisdiction

in excess of

or strictly within

_ , one their delegated powers. In either Republican machine, the same being , ... 1 ease the people have a right to throw somewhat out of repair; one fl nan- , , .

additional safeguards around human

eial system, well supplied with clear- nhnrfv i « . , liberty. There can be no reflection ing house certificates and a little ....

upon tlie honesty of the courts in the

cash; 5.000,000 Teddy Bears: old f ., . ,,,

, passage of a measure that will con- i

dinner pails and other articles too flne the enulty of powcr8 of the fed . numerous to mention. | eral judiciary within such bonds as

Eeverybody, regardless of past, the people of the

party affiliations or previous politi-

cal servitude, is invited to attend the their Government, may determine, sale. It is expected that most of,

I'm mitrlity sorry i|

didn’t deposit it her© loti* a^", as it would have e irnud 560 00 per year r 5180.00-1 ©nouirh to Ai.ivo uIoIIumI my wife and El for thre« ivinteriil” B Interest Would Have Paid for Handsome Span of Horses Another farmer, who deposited 54.000, said: " This money has been lying: idle for three years. I regret that my attention was not called to your Institution sooner!”

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I whiek woald bi re pufeluuted ;• handsoaM

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An Education in Thrift The Indiana Trust Co. encourages young folks on farms to hiiy© inonu). Uhodollar Is enough to start an act omit. “Money saved is money earned "—and when small sums arc deposited instead of being: spent foolishly, they really earn 10'< pn cent. Few p- ople realize that S.a "" t nu nth (II cents a day), with interest at d amounti to $32177 in 5 years, or $699.44 (practically $700) in 10 years. 1'ut your s r in« . i ir^e or small, in the Indiana Trust C . and see

them GROW !

Call at tlie bank when in IndianapoUiOC write today for !• re«* Itnoks and full miof^ mation. Address Dept. J. Indiana Trust Co. 'M Home for Savings” Indianapolis. Ind.

ERNEST WOMAN'S LINE PAID

United States

through the legislative branches of

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Now is the time to place your orders for coal. We are prepared to furnish the Very Best grades of Brazil Block and Fourth Vein Linton Lump at prices as low as the lowest. Give us your orders now befor the prices advance.

the articles herein mentioned will bo > bid on by tlie Stand Patters, but everything will be on the square and! all articles will lie sold. There will 1 be no by-bidders. Possession of pro-1 perty will be given March 4, 1909. Roast Crow will lie served on the! grounds by the Young Men’s Repub-j llean Club. The sale will postivelyi take place on the date mentioned re-| gardless of the weather. Col. Rockefeller, Col. Morgan, Col. Harriman, John R. Walsh Clerk. G. P. O. Managers.

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Man prom Inilianapolis Uauic Here Thursday and Settled With the County Clerk—Fine and Cost. m 1 to $118. 05—Negro Was Relented From Jail.

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Best the Word A (Tonis “It gives me unbounded pleasure i v to recommend Bucklln’s Arnica A Salve.” says J. W. Jenkins, of Chapel •j. Hill N. C. “I am convinced it’s the best salve the world affords. It has cured a felon on my thumb, and it never fails to heal every sore, burn or wound to which it is applied. 25c at The Owl Drug Store.

Baker Goods Cooked Meats

IS ELILLEO FSOi DREtNCASILf

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Fresh

Prints

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He Raises Only White Poultry.

D. Slade, proprietor of the Blue Of

Grass Wnite Wyandotte Poultry

Farm, says:

“I have had no sickness among my ^ ^ ^

If Josephine Ernest, the negro woman, who Wednesday was fined $100 and sentenced to 60 days In Jail for attempting to entice two Greencastle girls into leading an immoral life, ever returns to Greencastle sue must serve 60 days in the county jail The flne, which with costs, amounted $118.95 was paid that morning and the woman was released iron' jail. The money was brought here by a white man. It Is said that the woman who conducted the immora house in Indianapolis, where the Ernest woman Is employed, sent the money to pay the flne. Judge Rawley in suspending tl 10 jail sentence Wednesday told th* woman to leave town and ne'er to return. "If you ever return to Greencastle you will be arrested an the 60 days in jail sentence will be inforced” Raid the Judge. The Ernest woman left next morning for T n anapolis.

poultry since I began using your Blue Grass Poultry Remedy. I shall continue to use it and hope my fowls will ’ be kept from disease in the future.” ‘

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“My child was burned ' about the face, neck and c h es *-\ L he piled Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil* pain ceased and the child sank into restful sleep.”-—Mrs. Nancy M. R son, Hamburg, N. Y.