Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1909 — Page 5
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What Hakes a Bank Strong Is Capital, Surplus and Management. We have $100,000.00 capital; we have $100,000.00 surplue, and our director? have ahown by the wisdotn with wliid they liave conducted their privite businesses that they .u'< i.tj!able of handling the people’s money. It is well to bear in mind that a l>ank is no stronger than its managers, and deposit your money where you can get it when ealled for. the central national BANK
SEPARATE CIRCUIT FIGHT
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p h( . spaunhurst Osteopatlis. j \fter ;'ii absence of six years the l u :. ,.'t Osteopaths return to f We heartily welcome T, nd bespeak for them ■ Intimr "" of the liberal patronage | tll i the> were formerly fa- ^ u patrons and invite new we ll. Their conscientious, thorUb, painstaking care and peculiar fndid. helpful advice given each inIvidual case appeals to the intel(ctual, the cultured, the thoughtful L,j w nhesitatingly commend L m to Uuise who suffer and are not nproving under present treatment, fin this matter of getting well and eplng well the same good Judglent should be used as In the best
I regulated business concerns. At the beginning of the New Year inventory is being made of business affairs everywhere, and it is most important that you have a complete inventory , made of you vital resources * by the Spaunhurst Osteopaths, who will ad- [ vise what to eat, how to eat and how to live in such a way as to make your working machine capable of accomplishing more and better work than in times past. No charge for seeing how your health account stands. Start the year right with a thorough physical examination and health summary, and under the most favorable circumstances here at home every Tuesday and Saturday at 117 South Jackson /Street. W-S
Delinquent Tax List for 1909 -TATE OK 1A DIANA, Pt’TNAM COUNTY. SS: I, D. V. Moffett. Auditor In an I for said county..do hereby certify i at the following Is a correct list of the lands anil town lot-returned ,, imiueni for the non-nay merit of taxes due on them for the year 1H': ami previous years: that said lands and town lots a'e described and charged with the taxes on the current year IWs In the following ll-i. the same as they ate <b-crlbed and charged on tax duplltati of said county, and that said taxes appear due ami unpaid and that j|„i was recorded on theSIsf day December Isr.iCjv ( .n under nry hand and seal, this 1st day of .1 anuary, 1909.
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D. V. MOFFETT Auditor of Putnam County. Indiana.
No. owners Name Description ol bands
Jackson Township
Ism Kggers. George G.... pt eW I 5 331 Mlleuger. Emily pt w'.j sw 13
Franklin Township
Hfi- Ladoga B. St L* Fund ft Savings Assn Lockrldge lot rt. k’same Lax-kridge pt lot is — 9!9 Owens. Kffle C pt nw « tt.’ Kuark. Heracbel St P.Loel.rUlgc lot ; il.3k\33
Roachdale Town
H39 Armstrong. Wm. A
Russell Township
r.94 Butcher David pine sc. ];:i3 (llblis. Hannah R ■ p« sw sw '903 Bowdcrs, James P.• pt sw sw
Russellville Town
A A. 1 Burnside. David..
Clinton Township
2553 Sowders. ■ antes P.. .pt nw nw
IH 3 74 30 i 42 16 3 1 5 29
Lewis lots U. 12
.O P pt lot
Hi 4 2
16 5 16 5 16 5
« 15 5
pt nw nw
pt no ne H '5 4
25s 1 Taylof. Mary .1 Monroe Township 2759 Fox worthy A Hro Rainbridge Town
:»m Edgar. Mart Corwin lot 76 3100 !• rakes. Mallssa J. E. Uulnn lots \ » 315 Smith. Joseph K. Thornton no number
Floyd Township
32x3 Allee. Wm Ota Pt sw se J
samo Dtswse J
3314 Bodenhinner. W. D... Pt sw nw 35
same pt ne se same sw sw M same nwnw
3447 lluher. A Ibert. s- nw S
same pt ne sw o
Marion Township
213 Harlan. James E Fillmore lot 18..
same Fillmore lot 14 same Fillmore lot 15
Greenastle Towship
5tl Alexander. Francis .-Com PI lot 7. tilk 16
same Com PI lot 5, blk 29.
7VI Foudray. Z. C. A 1 E. pt wH aw.... 20
pt n w se , 29 pt sw n J- 21' pt nw sw *9
Com Plw 2. hlk 19
nw sw lot 15 pt wV4 16 lit (•*•, ne 16
.Com PI lot 10. hlk 30
same same same
7-3 I'reilierg, Joseph , .. 903 Hammond. M. H
ss me same
"76 Key. A. E loss Nichols. I). J.
4 22 5 42 16 63 25 43
5 49 1 92 1 28
1 :» 4 73 iFas 2x 63
27 49
. 201 23 ! \ 40 72
10 00
1 03
40 19 53
31 28
Com 1 pt ue
pt i w.
same
1113 Owens. Samuel P..
122K Segutn. Clara L e', sw a same 5
(•reencastle City
15»i (’uiien. Ida Peck lot <J
1 ' Alr '. ('ooper. Arch .frAwifoPeeu i»t lot 3
i^i Kii]e«reraid, John Ash lot <. hit? i »aine Asti lot 4 hlk I • 4'» Henlck, H. 8. & wife <» P lot
"•ws Tennant. F s ol' pilot 1P4
Pnknown Peck lot 4. Ulk -
- k Weik. Fred (). P. pt lot W
Madison Township
’^3. 1 Toney. Mary K . eV4 nw 1*3 Wi.liams<Mi. Sarah M.pteH nw ... ^ ,s 3 Wood Cora B. .. . . pt s»* — ’- 1
same # pt nw ne
vVashir.trton Township
411 Albright. Mary S Manhattan lot l'-^ • same Manhattan pt lot »4 same Manhattan pt lot 95..
414 Allen. W. H.Sr Pt nw 4 ■ i' 1 Johnson. Alice.. pt ne nw j-i
-T" Neese. WesleyO. [hrslpt nw sw
1'”'"mitti. sw ue "'ll -kelton. Geo W. et alpt e 1 , ne
' Val: 7. .1. U tit nw sw . 1 "
Warren Township
b.’X Bachelor. M. M .... pt sw
Uyt 10;
pt MW ■ .... 1 '
I'"". Iie\Vaid. Geo. W lenkensvilte lots 1.3
Sam P pi ne
same pt eH ne
Lloverdale Township
2017 t'oss. Frank pt sw sw ’
’ x 1 EvaiiM, \V. H pt sw -i> lleasley, Artie M se se samt' pt n'A ne
•' Mixire, Perry B A wlfept ne , ■i ' ''aii/ With .-..|it ne se 1 n "'nil aker. IIoImtt K. pte'4 ne d /, r er. J0M11 pt ne
' ■ verdale Town
tj!' kvans. M. Ester Brown lot3
Lli rivok Town hip
Mo , s Thomas . ... ptw'-i sw V .li.OF. AKKivItt Broad Park lot 19
12 5 21 13 5 1 12 5 14 13 .5 »0 13 5 M 12 5 4
27 18 4 SO
2 tl"
90 68 51 15 6m' 15 73 178 #> 7 30 5 58 r34 43 31,05 104 Vi M 42 49 '0 63 05 20 3) 13 05
3 11 8 M5 3 30 40 2!) II 70 5 17 0 23 27 7I 4 00 46 70 5 07 .1 3M 26 08 26 21
4- si 01
10 13 2 7 >0
NOTICE OK 9ALE Nut :< < is hereby given that the whole of the several tracts 01 .' i I •md in.'11 lots contained in the foregoing list, which wore rci uri ‘ :«rn by the Treasurer of Pulliam County Indiana, for the .war I f r nou-pa; nmnt of taxes, iieiialty and Interest due II bug gravel road tuxes, and Including the taxes of I'm ' tirrent .vi ui 1 1 is. or so niueh tliereof as will lx' necessary to pay the ta - kill It y. interest and cost due thereon, at time of the sale, will lie sold u' uuhli am-tion by Edward Met. Walls. Treasurer of said county, at ,l "- uirt bouse door, in the eity of Greencastle, in said counti. commencing at 10 o'clock a m. on THE 9EUir/D MONDAY IN FEBRUARY. IKY. IT BEING MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1969. And continue said Male from day to day thereafter until *uch lands and town lots or so much thereof as shall lm necessary to discharge die taxes, penalty. Interest and cost accruing to said sale, shall have lx-en sold Given under my hand and seal, this 1st day of January. lt*op o. V MOFFETT, January I, 1909. Auditor Putnam County.
Condition of the Struggle for County (• tin- a- Wages by Clay anil Putnam Before the Legislalure nt Indianapolis.
SOME DIVERGENT VIEWS GIVEN
-The fight for a separate circuit for flay and Putnam '.ounties as begun in Clay is now on in full force. Friday several Oreencastle attorneys ere in Indianapolis interviewing members of the house and senate on the proposition. Clay county’s plans Jre well laid. There are to support tne movement at its very beginning, Senator Royse of Clay and Vigo, Sen tor B»als of Vigo and Representatives Kay se r of Clay, Hays of Vigo, Poor of Vigo, Sunkle of Vermillion a.i'.k Vigo, Durham of Sullivan anil \ igo and Mngg of Owen. This makes :i formidable fighting force in both the houses and the senate. Vigo is reported almost as 11 Mich interestel as Clay, and more so than Putnam. There the attitude of all but a few of the attorneys Is rather apathetic. It is probable that little interest would be taken, or that the I'eople would be opposed if it were riot for the fact that should Clay sue<eed in securing a separate circuit and Putnam be opposed this county might be joined with Owen in an undesirable union owing to the difficulty of reaching that county. It is understood that a majority of the attorneys are in favor at a separate circuit for Putnam county. They argue that it will cost the county practically nothing, and that venued cases brought here will mean money in the county treasury. S. A. Hays, B. F. Corwin, J. H. Jaines, C. C. Matson entertain this view. On the other hand Attorney J. P. Hughes is preparing a itateinent of facts taken from the docket to show that a separate circuit is not necessary. He believes that all the docket, probate and civil and criminal can be easily taken care of after the rush of work incidental to the powder case coming here from the Fontanet explosion and the fourteen coal mining cases venued from Clay are disposed of. In case the separate circuit is established a judge would be appointed to fill out the term, and Col. C. C. Matson is receiving the support of a number of attorneys in b otl1 parties.
SPECIAL CAR IS CROWDED
Kemps Bo!:
Will stop any couph that can tie stopped by any medicine anti cure coujjh's that cannot be cured by any other medicine. It is always the best cough cure. You cannot nlford to take chances on any of h er kind. KEMP’S BALSAM cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, lirlp, asthma and consumption In first stages. It does not contain alcohol, opium, morphine, or any other narctdlc. poisonous or harmlui drug.
PUT PUTNAM WITH DWFN
Morgan County Attorneys Have a Scheme to Secure Separate Judicial District Should Clay County Se. cure a Separation.
NOW HAVE SEVEN WEEK TERM
MRS. •WASHBURN HONORED
Complimentary 0 Tour
Receives
Through Yellowstone National' teenth, district. Putnam Is Park—Wylie Permanent Camping large county. The business
Martinsville, Ind.-“-The effort of Clay County to have a bill passed In’ Hie Legislature to make a separate judicial district of that county, has! awakened much Interest here among • attorneys as to a probable change! that could be made as a result of 1 such action, that would be of benefit j to Morgan county. As matters now stand, Clay and Putnam compose one judicial district, and Morgan and i Owen counties compose this, the Fif- 1
not a j of the
Company Show Their Appreciation For Gen. II. I>. Washburn, Discoverer of the Wonderland of America.
WILL VISIT PARK THIS SUMMER
Merchants Attend State Meeting of Retail Merchants' Association in a Body—Special Car Chartered by Charles Broudstreet Leaves at Nine O’clock.
Mrs. S. J. Washburn received a letter from A. W. Miles, President of the Wylie Permanent Camping Company of Yellowstone National Park, Saturday, presenting her with a complimentary tour of the park. The following is a copy of the note: To the Ticket Agent, WyTTe Permanent Camping Company, at Gardiner or Livingstone: Please issue Mrs. H. D. Washburn a complimentary ticket for a tour through Yellowstone National Park for the season of 1909. This is given with the compliments of the company who extend their appreciation of’the honor and high appreciation they hold for General Washburn. A. W. Miles, President. Mrs. Washburn was very much surprised with the gift as she had no knowledge of the intentions of the company, and if health permits, she will visit for the first time the country which her husband. Gen. H. D. Washburn, with a party of picked friends, explored and named in lb70. The Wylie Permanent Camping Company, which presented her with the tour, is considered by pleasureloving travelers to be the best which furnishes transportation through the park and is the one which took care of the Greencastle party last fall. S. A. Hajelett, one of that party, was the originator of this surprise for Mrs. Washburn.
Morgan Circuit Court is steadily in- : creasing, and because of this Increase I the Legislature of 1905 passed a bill 1 extending the terms of court here i from six to seven weeks. Now, the | plan Suggested by local attorneys, in I case Clay County becomes 6ne dis- ! trist, is to combine Putnam and | Owen counties, and also make Morgan County a separate and distinct
district by itself.
Much business comes here from other connTies on change of vgnue, especially from Marion county, and it is thought this change of venue business would increase if Morgan should be made a separate district. Nt/action has been taken, but the matter is being discussed by attorneys here with a great deal of interest. The salary of a circuit judge is paid out of the state treasury so that there would lie no hardship on the people of the county. Hendricks county, with less population and less court business than Morgan county, has been a separate district for sev-
eral years.
PLANS EXEMPTION LAW
Itched and Burned Terribly—Arms Affected, Too—Could Not Move Thumbs Without Flesh Cracking — Sleep and WorR Often Impossible—Was Fairly Worn Out. CUTICURA SOON CURED HIS FEARFUL ECZEMA “ About a year ago an itching humor began to apix'ar around the back of my hand. It started in to spread, and pretty soon it covered both my hands and got up ox’er my wrists and efen up to tho elbows. The itching and burning were terrible. My hands got all scaly and when I scratched, as I was diyng a g. i.d part of the time, tho surface would be co\ - ered xxitii blisters and then get raw. The eczema got so bad in around the pit of my thumbs that 1 could not move tho thumt>s without deep cracks appearing. I went to my doctor, but his nu diet no could only stop tho itching and did not s.x'in to heal my hands up at all. At night I suflered so fearfully that I could not slix'p, often lying awake unt il well toward morning, then waking tin stdl tired. I am a chef and steward oy trade and I had to give up my place, as my hands were so terrible to look nt that they did not like to have tne around almut the food. I could not bear to touch them with water, hut when 1 positively had to get my hands clean I would rub
them with oil.
“This sort of business went on for three months and 1 kept trying zinc and tar ointments anti such remedies with no particular benefit. I did not know what to do, for I was fairly worn out. For a long time several friends kept asking me why I didn’t use Cuticura and nt hist I thought I would. First I got the Cutieurn Soup, Mien Cutieura Ointment ai d at last ('titleura Resolvent. I put the Cutieura Ointment on at night, covering my hands with light cotton gloves. In the morning the inside of the gloves would lie lined with scales, sometimes half as long as your finger, leaving nice healed places where the scales had been. In a month I was cured and liax’e kept so now for nine months. My hands and arms are perfectly dear of all traces of eczema and I think 1 am well rid of it. Walter H. Cox, 16 Somerset St., Bos-
ton, Mass. Sept. 25, 1908.”
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cr. Cutieura Book
Vithe of I '-: I S’t tlenient of Kstate.
Notice is hereby given to the cred-
itors, heirs and legatees of Edgar Pierson, deceased, to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held at (ireen-
CHANGE I ' India n8 on the ir.th tiny of
, February, 1909. and show cause if I any. why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of Iteirship, and re-
ceive their distributive shares. Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this 19 day of January, 1909.
JAMES L. HAMILTON, a ' .
Representative Hostetler has a bill to make changes in the manner of taking mortgage exemptions. Under the present law the person desiring to take advantage of the exemp-
tion must file his affidavit before a! Clerk Putnam Circuit Court
notary public or the county auditor ' A A ^
and the papers arc all filed in the Notice of Final Set 1 lenient of Estate, auditor's offite. Mr. Hostetter’s . Notice is hereby given to the credplan is to authorize the township j '^appear In^'the assessor and his deputies to take.T>ntnam Circuit Court, held at Green
PUTNAM GETS $9,688.85
the necessary affidavits and the pa
pers are to be filed with the county assessor instead of with the county
auditor.—Indianapolis News.
MANY ATTEND WHOLE SESSION
A large and enthusiastic delegation of representative retail merchants took advantage of the nine o’clock interurban special and went to Indianapolis where they will attend tho state meeting of the Indiana Retail Merchants’ Association. The delegates from the Greencastle Association were E. M. Denny and John Cannon, and fifty-seven other merchants joined them to lend weight fo their requests and messages. The delegation was even larger than was at first expected as the merchants, who could leave their stores in charge of others, turned out in a body. Many of these will returtT tonight but quite a number will remaln in the city for two or three days. • Among those going were Messrs. E. M. Denny, John Cannon, Charles Broadstreet, Jessie McAnally, S. C. Sayers, Earl Lane, Henry Meltzer, Thad Peck, J. W. Sutherlin, J. K. I^angdon, F. A. Hays, Julius Sudranski, .1. O. Cammack, R. V S. Graham, J. P. Allee, Jackson Boyd, R. Hamilton, D. E. Badger, Thomas Farmer, Harry Moore, J. W. Moore, Frank Coss, James B. Nelson, E. B. Lynch, Ernest Wright, F. U. Gilmore, P. R. Christie, W. R. Hutchem, Huber: Jordan, C. F. Zeis, C. Gautier and Jinn y Goldberg.
County Auditor Moffett Rieceivex Check From State Treasurer for The Amount Due This 4'ouniy From the State Common Sehool Fund—$l.«l» to Each Pupil.
A pill in time that will save nine is Rings Little Liver Pill. For bilPiugness, sick headache, constipation. The^' do not gripe. Price 25c. Sold 1 r Badger & Cook.
castle, Indiana, on the xth day of February, 1909. and show cause, if any, why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this 18th day of January, 1909.
JAMES L. HAMILTON, Clerk Putnam Circuit Court.
COUNTY PAID IN $15,649.(6 Rjr
Lameness in Horses
Auditor Moffett has received from the state treasurer a check for $9,C88.85, which is Putnam County’s share of the January disbursemen: of the state conynon school funds. The state distributes the mtfney ta each county in proportion to the number of pupils in the county. There are 5,725 school children in
Putnam County.
At this installment the state allowed $1.(!9 for each pupil and so Putnam gets $9,688.85. Putnam county paid $15,649.06 into the state common school fund.
President Help- Orphans. Hundreds of orphans have been helped by the President of The Industrial and Orphans Home at Macon, Ga. w'ho writes: "We have used Electric Bitters In this Institution for nine years. It has proved a most excellent medicine for Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles. We regard it as one of the best family medicines on earth.” It invigorates the vital organs, purifies the blood, aids digestion, creates appetite. To strength en and build up thin, pale, weak children or run-down people It has no equal. Best for female complaints. Only 50c at the Owl drug store and Red Cros« drug atore.
SOUND OVER TO COURT
The rase of Carrie Gardner against Charley Sims, charred with being the father of her illegitimate child was completed in Squire Ashton’s qpurt Monday morning Squire Ashton believed the evidence sufficient to establish his guilt and bound him over to trial In Circuit Court. His bond was fixed nt $500.
Much of the chronic lameness in horses is due to neglect. See that your horse is not allowed to go lame. Keep Sloan's Liniment on hand and apply at the first signs of stiffness. It's wonderfully penetrating—goes right to the spot—relieves the soreness — limbers up the joints and makes the muscles elastic and pliant. Sloaris Lininjent will kill a spavin, curb or splint, reduce wind puffs and swol- v len joints, and is a sure and speedy remedy for fistula, sweeney, founder anti thrush. Price, 50c. and $1.00. Dr. Earl S. Sloan, - - Boston, Mass. Sloan't) book on home», rattle, sheep and poultry sent free.
CIRCUIT COURT CASES FILED
Suit of John A. Slmlby et al against Erasmus Bower and othert. In petition for partition has been fled.
Plneules for the Kidneys are little golden globules which act directly on the kidneys. A trial will convince you of quick results for Backache. Rheumatism, Lumbago and tired wornout feeling. 30 days' trial |1.0$. They purify the blood. For MO* hr Badger ft Cook.
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