Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 October 1908 — Page 6

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STAR and I) K M O C' R A T

l-'ridaj’, October 16,

e Trust Doctors

| If you are suffering from 8 impure blood, thin blood, de1 bility, nervousness, exhaus- | tion, you should begin at once I with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the I Sarsaparilla you have known 8 all your life. Your doctor I kno sit,too. Ask him about it.

<’m1t urtion r>f bowels *tr »fcs#*»rb«si„ u*«- • dhrftptf. -tini ihu« ;» ’from ■ isrig t* * <*r-- ..%fr pii'ts. Act geutljr.

HORSE FELL ON FHEPORCH

Kxriting Runaway on Tliat Knd»d in a Spill on

Vndrew H:inna‘> Fr*>nt Steirs

LaM Night.

u llid« 7 2. C. Ajnrr Co.. Lcwell, 2

A,*o m^auf»ctar«rs of |

H*!« VlOCtt. ^ AGUE CULE. | CHfBPY FFCTOBaL

A.ao manu

/if/ers

RAN TOO FAST TO

Andrew Hanna was roused from his slumbers about nine o’clock Thur night by what he at first supposed j was an earthquake. Later he dis- i covered it was only a horse that in , a freak runaway had ended its career by falling upon his porch. Tho

us all. My train was late in arriving in Bedford, and when I reached j home I had a “roaring headache,” but glad I had the privilege of be-

Bloomingtou I ,n * wi,h you an ’ for 1 c<?rUln, ? r en -

Joyed being there, and meeting so many Comrades. I was not very | well all day, as I had a little fever, |

which lasted me until in the night. Accept my kindest wishes for

j yourself and the continued prosperMAKE TURN ,ty of your Po?t ' and 3,1 p °* ts n your county, and believe me as ever.

Your Comrade in F. C. & L.,

John D. Alexander.

LOCAL POSTS ENTERTAIN

M.-T»il>er» i f Wonum's Relief CumAnd of the (irund Army of the Republic Art a- Hi^ts to Other I*utnam County Posts.

A DAY FILLED WITH PLEASURE

When Comrade Starr, of Bain-

Comr. Dept. Ind. O. A. R | br i d g e Post of the G A R r3se t ,

respond in behalf of his post to the address of welcome of Gen. Lee, he expressed a sentiment that all. for the day at least, agreed with. He deI dared that the old soldiers own th’s

AN AMUSING INCIDENT

FANCY GOODS

DRY GOODS and NOTIONS FANCY PILLOWS ETC.

F. G. GILMORE

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As the old soldiers, to the number.

horse was owned, so it Is said, by Ed- j of gome 8core were STanJing at tho country, and that they are entitled

gar Wood, when first

The vehicle was empty Monon stlltlon Thur evenlng % . aiting ‘o e 'ery thing in sight. At least the

seen going north on f0r the lrajn south an aniusing incl . Bloomington Street. The horse was j d<?nt bappt . npd 0 f the s,ore of vet-

were Democrats.

then riinning at top speed. At the

........us cn mejerans a majority

• ; corn, r of Bloomington and Washing-

OR, O'BRIEN HAS RESIGNED

ton Streets the animal wa' unable to j make the turn. It crossed Champer's yard, and still unable to turn.

Naturally they and their Republican

brethren fell intu a discussion of politics and especially the recently enacted local option law. In the thick

Coroner T> nders His Resignation to Board <>f Commissioners and it is Accepted and K. B. Lynch is Appointed to Fill Unevpired Term.

ran upon Andrew of the discussion a Republican veterHere the buggy taught on one of the an verv „ iuch the wonie for manv porch pillars, tearing the harness drinks of that wh)ch loca , option ^ from the horse, which then slipped to prohibit, pushed his wav into the and fell against the house, striking crowdi and declared that he

wi*h terrific force.

was a

Republican and very much In favor

Neighbors gathered and the hors.- of county local option. The climax

was taken to the livery barn, and was reached, however, when, strik-

later was reported none the worse

for its frantic run and fall.

HUTCHESON IS COUNTY PHYSICIAN

Saturday the county eommissione.s met In special session to consider the resignation, Just received, of Dr. Charles A. O'Brien, of Fillmore, as County Coroner. Dr. O’Brien resigns as coroner because of 111 health. For the past two months he has been very poorly, and Is now- in Martinsville for hi- health. The resignation was accepted and E. B. Lynch, of the' west side furniture store, was appointed to fill out the unexpire 1 term of Dr. O'Brien. Dr. O'Brien also resigned as County Physician, and the Commissioners accepted the resignation and appointed Dr. Hutcheson to fill the unexpired term made vacant by the resignation. Later In the day the Commissioners went into Marion Township to look over and to accept, if the specifications have been filled, the Jesse Jones et al road which the contractors report as finished.

LETTER OF THANKS

CLOSE SCHOOL AT Ml. MERIDIAN

Diphtheria <'iiu*e« County Health Officer King to Take Vrtion And (Quarantine is KstaMished Till Danger is Passed.

Editor Herald: The Ladies of the Woman’s Relief Corps and the Comrades of Greencastle Post, G. A. R., desire to express their most cordial thanks to one and all who contributed to the splendid success of the reunion on last Thursday, the 8th in-

stant.

Their special thanks are extended

The members of the Putnam

to the patriotic citizens for the beau- j County board of Commissioners were

tiful display of flags and bunting as a w-f-lcome to the visiting Posts: to

old soldiers and the members of the Woman's Relief Corps owned the City of Greencastle Thursday. It was old soldiers day. The streets were bright with bunting and flags, and all the citizens turned out to do honor to this reunion of the veterans of

Putnam County.

The Greencastle Pests of the G. A. R. and the W. R. C. w^re >day the hosts to the other posts of Putnam County. There were present here the posts from Cloverdale, Bainbridge. Russellville and Portland Mills. A royal welcome had been been planned for the visiting members, and the plan was fully carried

out.

Members of the local posts were early astir. The first committee met at the court house at 7:30 o'clock, and all were busy from that time

PARKE CO. n ' Incoming were m<r at the stations by reception committees

I and escorted to the court house, led

" in W*i*M»or OouBty . , , .. nd

To Arrange for the Construction ! T . T. Moore, fife; Elam Dennv. Pam Of <.ra>. l Road OB Russell Towa-1 Han ter and Chas. Conk]la. drums, ship Line. e j erC j Seg 0 f t be da y began (shortly after 10:30 with an address

of welcome by Gen. Lee, commander of the Greencastle Post. This ad-

IFrdIFEELING BAD?

» ^ ••

^ K Tseh of ore

ing an attitude, the inebriated man I declared that “I and Hanly stand I on the same platform.” All of which ; proves that politics makes strange

j companions.

COMMISSIONERS IN

in Park County Thurs to meet with was ' n *1^ General s best vein, the Commissioners from that County T ,rie T'K w-itty. filled with anecdote, in considering the advisability of i an ^ calculated to put the visitors constructing an improved road be- I and ent F re audience in the best tween the two counties along the I ulnlor - He was followed by reo-

W. A. Grogan of the Belnap Hotel Russell Township line. It is unde’-- ■ f '-^ nta t.\eg from the \isiting posts, and to Mr. E. B. Lynch and R. J. Gil- stood that Russell Township and tk • ra Ptain Mart.n speaking for Cloverlespie for their generous courtesies: adjoining township in Parke County ,!a!e ' Comrade Ratcliff for Portland

the Court House officials for the use of the Assembly Room and corridors, and assistance of attendants: to Me.

to the Fife and Drum Corps consist- are both able, financially to construct ■ ^ ! " s an(1 Comrade Starr for Bain-

Dr. King, County Health Officer, was in Mt. Meridian Thursday afternoon where he found Dr. Wright suffering with diphtheria. Dr. Wright had contracted the disease while caring for little Paul Hurst who is now recovering. Dr. King quarantined Dr. Wright and also closed the school at Mt. Meridian. It Is proposed to keep the school closed till time shows whether any of the several pupils exposed to the disease are likely to he affected.

HUMPHREYS’

ing of Hon. T. T. Moore and Messrs. J. S. Hunter, Elam Denny and Chas. Conklin, for the inspiring and martial music; to Comrade Rev. D. K. Landes for his eloquent and appropriate Invocation: to Comrades Martin. Starr and Ratcliff for their apt and happy responses to the welcome extended to their Posts: to Comrade J. D. Alexander for his ornate ami | touching address, “in which he I poured out his patriotic soul:” to Mrs. Frank Donner for her thrilling recitation of “The Old Veteran;” to Mr. Albedt Moran for his spiritel rendition of the patriotic song. “The Sword of Bunker Hill:” for the heart-to-heart talks of a most delightful variety—in reminiscence, pathos, and merriment, from M*s. Aggie Hitt, of the Woman's Relief Corps, from Comrades Fesler, Daugherty, Balsley, Wheat and Hardin, and to Rev. Dr. VanDyke for his impressive Benediction. To the Banner and to the Heral 1 we express our thankful appreciation for the generous and timely publication of the notices and program of the reunion, and also for their full and faithful reports of the

exercises.

There was not a single incident to

the road and it is probable that it will be built soon.

MONON 'OAL ROAD

Veterinary Siiecillcs ■ ur< di • -<m of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs and

Poultry by acting directly on the sick iabts nia! en !n ‘ n ’ the occasion: without loss of time. j : ' nd ,h<? "'oman’s Relief Corps anl

Greencasfle Post expresses their highest gratification to the visiting

A FEVER*,

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I nnumma-

H. H. » frPR \ IN*. LamenetH, Inj jrie*. CCRKe J Kheumnh-rn t\ I*, i M)KK THROAT. QuIdrs, CplMotlr. ci'RK-n ' IMaiemp^r. afatL j WORM*. Hot*, tlrubi.

W. H. McDoel Judge Fields, vice president, and B. E Taylor, general manager of the Monon line, on Saturday completed a three days’ examination of that line, among other tilings going over the new coal branch. As a passenger road not much was expected, but that line of ervice is proving more profitable than had been anticipated. The officials speak of the main line and Indianapolis division as doing a very satisfactory business at the present di e. There was a time during the summer when business dragged som-' what, but at present it is quite heavy

K. E . < COI fill- « old*. Inflrrma.

Pl^aro-Piipumoitia.

CCRK* ) Lun^n.

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y. F. • FOLM . HHIyarhp. Wind-Blown, ru&EJS iliarrhpa. I> v R**iJlery.

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I I '►KIN IH*K\hF>. Man***. Eruption* CURK~ l lepr*. I-am. J K HWM OMH MOV ( ont, CTH.fi-' IndiupMtloii "Momurh *

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•Vj. each: Stable Caae. Ten Specifies. I’ k. f . # At Drugsrlsts, or sent prepaid on rfceipt <<f \,ru - HU If PURE YS* HOMEO. MEDICINE CO., Comer William and Ann streets. New York.

lirkiOOK W KI LED PKEE.

E. E. Callender

Posts from Cloverdale, Bainbridge and Portland Mills, and to other guests for their prompt and patriotic response to our invitation - a re- ! sponse which has made Thursday. October 8, 1908, “a red-letter day,” of unalloyed pleasure in the reunion j of the Woman's Relief Corps and the Grand Army Posts of Putnam County. Maye we meet again! JESSE M. LEE. Commander of Green . st]. post O. A. R. Greencastle, Ind.. Ot. in, 1908. In connection with the . »ve letter of thanks the folic wing letter from Comrade Alexander the distinguished and revered Department Commander speaks for Itself: Bedford, Ind.. Oct. 9. 1908. General Jesse M. Lee, Greencastle. Ind. Dear Comrade: I take this occasion to think you in my “own proper person” for courtesies extended to me on yesterday, and also to you, and the Comrades of your Post and the Woman's Relief In the the name of the department of Indiana for your splendid meeting, and the courtesiea and kindness ahown to all. the officers of the department and visiting comrade#. It waa •arUlniy a “rad letter day" to

•lust Issued. Every reader of this article who has idle money, is requested to write for a little booklet just issued, that explains a first real estate mortgage, with a good rate of interest and gilt endge security back of it. All successful farmers, business men, school teachers, bankers, professional men and capitalists are especially invited to read the book. It gives good photographs of the land and its pro 1ucts and explains the method of a C per cent first mortgage real estate bond issue. The Marion Trust Company, of Indianapolis, Ind., is trustee. The book will be mailed free .pon request by writing W. J. Stapish, Anderson, Indiana. You must act without delay or you will miss moro than you realize. Successful farmer.- should be specially interested. Ith-ltw

bridge. Russellville Post did not re-

spond.

After singing the meeting adjourned for lunch, which was served in the corridor just outside the G. A. R. Hall. The lunch was delightfully served and most heartily appreciat-

ed.

After dinner the ho-ts and visitors a.-sembled in the gaily decorated assembly room for the afternoon’s program. After music the large audience listened to an address by J. D. Alexander. The speakers efforts were well received and much appreciated. Mr. Albert Moran gave a song that was one of the hits of the afternoon. The meeting was then given over to short addresses by visiting members of tho G. A. R. and W. R. C. Short talks were also given by members of the local post Was flaily Decorated. The square was gay with flags Almost every business house displayed the patriotism of the proprietors and their respect and veneration for the old soldiers as expressed in the unfurling of flags, old Glorv fluttered from doors an 1 windows and bunting wa-- twined about posts and draped in the show windows.

Farm For Sale—Cl acres, between Fillmore and Delmar, good land, well watered, 7 room house, fair barn, double cribb, and other out btilMlnga—"flrton Cliff, Fillmore, R. R. No. 1. 3tCwpr

How's Tills?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O We, the underslgnd, har known F. J. Pheney for the last 15 year and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. Walding. Kinnan £ Marvin, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, actlag directly upon the blood and hucou* aurfacec *f the ayataas Taitlmonlala aeat free Price m cents par bottle Sold by all Druggists. Take HaU’s Family FUis far eaaaUpavtla*.

Votes of the G. A. R. Cloverdale brought a delegation of

Elam Denny, T. T. Moore. William Hunter and Charley Conklin constituted the drum corps, which niad'> music. Mr. Moore played the fife, Mr. Hunter the bass drum and the other two men tennor drums.

LINEMAN HAS EYE HURT

Fred McNary lineman for the telephone company is suffering from an injured eye, the result of a strand of wire striking it. The eyelid was cut and the ball slightly injured but it ! s thought his sight will not be affected.

SUDRANSKI-FIEBLEMAN

Dr. Sudranski left Tues for Indir.apolls on the 12:40 car. Dr. Sudranski was married Wednesday evening to Miss Pauline Fieblemau of that city and will return here wu.i his bride oa Thursday.

Thoni|e.on Re-*taurnnt Sold.

Tom Murphy has purchased Thompson’s Restaurant near the Monon Station and will run tha business thsrs, instead of in tha old Big Post siqiid across tha traaka.

order, L ver •I gs »h, Buwel* al! cicgged up, x.,6 you have that ail-^cne-tired-oui fcciicg? Take an .NR Teblet To-nirfht.

fe-I better s*

c. 7V:r *r ; : ; s <!!f- . ir.ei—po r^> r iz.+£. ,. . fetfi fcdod.

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R. J. GILLESPIE!

Licensetl EmL'almer aiid Funeral Director

GREENCASTLE, IND.

Phone, Day or N'uht. Office 335, Residence 303.

Quinton Broadstreet. W. B. Vestal i

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Dr.C B. Hamilton

And Abstract of Title.

DENTIST

BROADSTREET & VESTAL

Sell, trade and rent real estate ana negotiate loans. All business Inrusted to them receives prompt intention. Call and see them.

lO’-a East Washington— i ;:;;os!til

Post office.

GAS GIVEN POK EXTRACTING

That our American forest' abound in plants which possess the most vaiuablo medicinal virtues is abundantly att< >tc<l by scores of the most eminent medical writers and teachers. Even the untutored Indians had discovered the usefulness of many native plants before the advent of the white race. This Information. imparted freely to the whites, led the latter to continue investigations until to-day we have a rich assortment of moat valuable American medicinal roots.

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I>r. Pierce believes that our Amt rtcan for*

t'ts in most valuable medicinal roots

foa the cu^^f most obstinate and fatal diseasts. if w.vjvohad properly Investigate them; area of ibis conviction, he . h pr. tlm aln.n-t mart • 1 i i '.n-v t ff.i-ted l.\- l.I.n M. ] I

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tl- anser kn' vrn to *.l M-ii-ni i'. Dyspepbia. or Indigestion, torpid lIverT'Tunctkmal and even valvular and other affections of the heart yield to I’» curative action. The reason why it cures these and many other affections, is clearly shown In a lit’l • L-ok of* ttracts frt'rn tlie standard m^tiica! a iks which is mailed free to any addr.. > by I r K. V. Pierce, ot Buffalo, N. Y.. to all sending

retiuest for the same. *0 *v^

Not less marvelous. In the unparalleled cures it is constantly making of woman’s many peculiar affections, weaknesses and

Zfments, is I)r. Pierce's

MONON TIME CARD

u.any peculiar affectic (ILtyCSsnig deringtmat'i

1 aTorltexJ’rescrlpnoh^as is amply attested

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t. ibuted bAirr:* ful paT>nih who h v*-N-i n i .r'd > y 1* ofii- i’^rrhai n< Ivii-iT,■^TTTrr'r

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ati't ' 'f uter . - Tip k I'm! nd affi .'i '■ .n.,^ JTTPi afur many otlur ailvertised medicines, and

physicians had failed.

'CN B' tli the atove mentU r.erl medicines are wholly made up from the glyceric extracts of native, medicinal nsus. The processes employed in their manufacture were original with I>r Pierce, ami tliej are carried >11 by skill'd chemists and pharmacists with tho aid sg apparatus and appliances specially designed ami built for lids purpo-e. Both njedicin'-, an-et tirely free from alcoliol and all other hart ful. hahit-formlng ilrug- A full list >f 'heir ingredient* ia primed on each buttle-wrappor.

S. H. JUDY DEAD

Ex-County Commissioner S. H Judy died today at noon at his home northwest of the city. None of the particulars have yet reached us. Mr. ■indy had been seriously sick for several months, and the end was not unexpected. He was widely known and honored over the county, and the news of his death will be heard everywhere with sorrow.

Do you get up m Ught? | is aurely th« beat far all kK nav ; felMdar troubiaa *iv^ r* Wadter tra«61aa. Oat * lla ^ a* U* irm ^ iju

In effect Sunday June 14, 190 NORTH BOUND No. 4 Chicago Express ....1:23 No. 6 Chicago Mail 12:33 No. 10 F. Lick & Laf. Acco. 9:3i No. 12 Bloom. & Laf Acco 4:43 SOUTH BOUND No. 3 Louisville Exp .. .2:13 No. 5 Louisville Expr ss .. 2:21 No. 9 F. Lick & Acco.. ..5:21 No. 11 Bloom 8:03 All trains run daily. J A. MICHAE

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MAINE

For Bargains In Good Whl«k*7 PURE RYE Agent for Clinton Kalla THE MAIN SALOON.

W. M. McGAUGHEY,

Physician mid Surgeon Offlco In Kvana. Block. No 34 So Hi-kbon striMr, Realdence, corner Bloomington lernlnary streets Telephones: Offlce *J7, Realdeuc*

*R. E. G. FRY, DENTIST.

Teeth extracted without pain. • ppoalte Poatoffice, over Cooper’* eery Store.

O. F. OVERHTRKFrr. DENTIST.