Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 January 1909 — Page 2
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S T A R - I) E M O C It A T
Friday, January 20,
ASK YOUR NEIGHBORS
GINTHER STILL MISSING
And you will generally find that they know of more good, intelligent people, those of good sense and discernment in your vicinity who have been cured by Dr. Pierce’s World-famed Family Medicines than by all other proprietary medicines. They havq been making these cures right along for over forty years and altogether likely you w ill easily find people all about you who w ill be only too glad to say a good word for them. These old reliable curatives are not exploited or urged upon the afflicted by extravagant and false promises but have a record of real, genuine cures to sustain them.
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?lmon<J women Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is, truly a favorite hy reason of its remarkable cures which, for over forty years hy far exceed those which can he credited to any medicine extant. By a little inquiry you will no doubt find some of these cured and grateful cases in y<tur immediate neighborhood, for they are to he met with practically EVERY WHERE. They are Dr. Pierce’s best advertisements. Seek their advice if you are a poor despondent over*hurdened broken down, weak, or pa in - wracked woman, suffering from some derangement or weakness incident to your sex.
The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser in plain English, by R. V. Pierce, M. D., (new fully revised up-to-date edition) gives all particulars which women need to know about- their peculiar functions
and how to correct ordinary derangements and weaknesses. Cloth-bound volume of 1000 pages, 31 onecent stamps, or in paper covers for 21 cents, post-paid. Why not send for it NOW ? The New' Edition is almost a household necessity. Address: World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Or. R. V. Pierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y. DR. PIERCE’S PLEASANT PELLETS ARE A MILD BUT EFFICIENT PHYSIC.
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Grocery
To r.elieve the worst forms of Rheumatism, take a teaspoonful pf the following mixture after each
meal and at bedtime:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce; Compound Kar^on, ovf*
Tlie Bret Place to take Your
Produoe
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla
three ounces.
These harmless ingredients can be obtained from our home druggists, and are easily mixed by shaking them well in a bottle. 'Relief is generally felt from the first few
doses.
This prescription forces the clog-
GOLD DISCOVERED AGAIN
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Company Formed Mainly of Brazil Citizen* Think They Have Found \ Bonanza.
DePAUW GIVES HOPEFill ASSAY
Place * Martha A. Uector to Harvey C.
Buis, la|d in Marion tp., . . 2000
John Zerefos to Jame» Ander-
son, land in Cloverdale tp. 450o
Margaret E. Vaught to Cora and Oscar Stutesman, land
in Franklin tp $ 800
Pressley O. Colliver to Leona Vaughn, land in Jefferson
tp 1750
George Briscoe to Lee Otis
Grubb, pt. lot in Greencastlc^ 1500
Empry E. Hurst to Grover C. Parker, land in Washingtp 'r 3800
lu answer to a message from Mt. Carmel, lud., stating that Charles Ginther, wanted at Roachdale for forging a check, was located in their city, Marshal Reeves made a "hurry-. up” trip to the southern tow n Tues-1 day. But tl* man found proved to a brother of Ginther, the forger, and i nothing was done. Ginther walked into Andrew Cross' livery barn at Koachdale on December 1 and asked for'a rig to make some country calls. He said he was a representative of the Western Candy and Bakers’ Supply Company of St. Louis and that lie was out of funds beacuse has missed the last check the company had sent. After paying the money for the rig, he asked Cross to casn a check for for-ty-live dollars and as the man looked "good,” as he expected it, Mr. Cross gave him cash amounting to that sum. The rig was found the next day at Bainbridge and the man had disappeared. It was thought that he must have walked out of that town as no ticket was bought by tickets were bought by strangers on that night. This action aroused Cross’ suspicions and he immediately injuired about the check, which
A ',"-neral feelingcf beta,; tiro ] \v. ru out—unfit lor business <>r tins duties or pieasnn s of life. Is that the Wav You Feel ? If it is. you should know tba The famous luxatne,
• Lane’s Family Medicine
(culled also L55iH.**s Tea)
ton
acid, which
HUM Prices Paid and Goods Sold tliii most Reasonable PHONE, 68.
waste matter and uric causes Rheumatism.
As Rheumatism is not only the most painful and torturous disease, but dangerous to life, this simple recipe will no doubt be greatly valued by many sufferers here at home, who
Colds contracted at th season of the year are quickly relieved with B 00 s Laxative Cough Syrup. Its laxativo quality rids the worn system of Hi" coid. Pleasant to take. Best *fo: chiUren for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. For sale by Badger & Cook.
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Recently the Ti’iies published an article concerning ome development
work that has be, lone recently in Amand^ Kurtz to Charles VanOwen county, and o! ore found there' cleave, lot in Greencastle . . 50
ged-up, inactive kidneys to filter and j tliat gav, excellent promise. It is 1 ' on ” to lb 1« > ‘ a strain from the blood the poisonous j jr,. a |jf V j n g know that the company CloVerd'lle tp $ 1
organized quietly some time since w c n . lls t0 Sylvester Mason. wo3 composed almost,exclusively of j and in Ki oy( i tp 2900 Brazil and Clay county people, who r E Crawley to John Riley. have been very quiet in their work i and in warren tp 1050 of development, preferring should ciareobe Wright to George failure be Hie result to have as few Rissler, land in Washington
of their tp 300
H. E. Eggers to Joseph F. Coy,
However, now that it promises to laml ln ,j a( . kson t. p 3800 Prove something of a bonanza, there i)esse M Coffln'to J. M. Newie no secrecy about the work at all. nian land in Marion tp., . . Specimens of the ore wej-e sent to/ City of Greencastle to Clarinda assayers in all parts of tho country Ilaskcll cf*iiH;'t©r v lot
serious Kidney or urinary disorders] in ordei . that the stockholders might Ruby M . Burdette’to Charley or Rheumatism. know exactly what they were doing, K Hall land )n Monroe tp. Cut this out and preserve it. Good i JUld tho reports just received show a K ,lza H. Hamilton to John W.
most flattering condition of affairs. Woodall, land in Cloverdale
tp $ L000
follows: Andrew T. Hood to Bessie Mc-
- 5 : Issaj made at Syr* u e, N. Y . by Kamey, land in Cloverdale Personal experience with a tube of I C. H. Richardson'. j tp — ManZan Pile Remedy will convince Gold per ton, $5(i.24; silver per Andrew T. Hood to Dollie M. you it is^immediate relief for all j ton, $2.2fi; total gold and silver, Carpenter land in CloverGuaranteed 50c. For , $ - s - 0 | da]e tp ’ _
Assay made by C. H. Richardson, 1 George Rissler to George M. of Syracuse, X. Y.. Gold per ton,] Mistier, land in Washington $4.20. ] tp.,' Assay made for T. H. Rightsell, at: Ross g Huffman to Ivan Huff-
will give that perfect int, rn.d , |, lim ss ami wholisomenesswhich | duces healtkand the feeling of coia. f it t!...t nn i.' s life enjoyable. All druggists sell it in 2'. . \ 5bc. packagejf.
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proved to be worthless. James p. Hughes, of this city, was tjien notified, and after much correspondence, the officials tiiought they had their man at Mt. Carmel, but all they dig. covered was the Iran’s brotliei and another clue which they are now tracing. / The investigation at the river town brought to light that this was not Ginther’a first forgery. Another, drawn on the Mt. Carmel bank, was just paid off by the family last week in order to save the forger from prosecution.
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people as possible know
should at once prepare the mixture j eorts and hope8
to get this relief. *
It is said that a person who Ewould take this prescription regular- ] ly, a dose or two daily, or even a few times a week, would never have
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Rheumatism prescriptions which
really relieve are scarce. Indeed, and I The l(ipol ,„ reci ,i V ed so far are
when you need it, you want it badly. !
forms of Piles,
sale by Badger &Cook.
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Clearance Sale!
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High-Grade Clothing
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Putnam County Farms For Sale
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Leadville, Colo., by H. E. Burton: Gold, ounces 1-1000; copper, trace; silver, trace; zinc, f per cent; iron, 51 per cent; manganese, 2 per cent; silica, 8 per cent; lime, 30 per cent; y'. 'is.jhjits, 20 per cent. Assay made for T. H. Rightsell, by] R. H. Monday, Leadville, Colo.: Gold, ounce 10-100; silver, ounce 5-10; metallic iron. 41 per cent; manganese, 2 per cent; silica, 25 per cent; lime, 20 per cent. An assay made by the department at DePauw shows the flattering fact that the last four feet in depth in tile mine show's that both gold and silver gained five times in value and richness. Brazil Times.
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$25.00 Saits and Oveicoats at $18.50 22.50 Suits and Overcoats go at 16.50 20.00 Suits and Overcoats go at 15.00 15.00 Suits and Overcoats go at 11.00 12.00 Suits and Overcoats go at 9.00 10.00 Suits and Overcoats go at 7.00
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Boys’ Clothing at Correspondingly Low Prices
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man, land in Washington *P « $ James It. Huffman to Ivan Huffman, land in Washington tp Isaiah M. Cur to Samuel A. Gorham, land in Cloverdale tp 4200 Rebecca M. Trttesdale et al. to Joseph L. Preston, land in Cloverdale tp., 1600 Emma F. Kelley .to Benj. F. Bymaster, land in Jackson tp 2200 Daniel Freeman to Russel Sanders. iand in Jefferson tp. . . 3200 Colla R. Insley to Emma Figg, land in Jefferson tp 1000 Francis M. Lyon to Lena Alice Skelton, land in Washington tp 3500
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Acres
Miles
Price
40
3
South of Greencastle
...$40.00
90
8
Northwest “
... 34.00
140
8
Cast of “
... 75.00
165
8
Northwest of “ 'f*.....
... 65.00
168
8
Cast of “
.... 77.50
-- 90
5
North of Fillmore
.... 60.00
170
2
NorthwesWof Coatesville
.... 65.00
72
3
West of Bainhridge
.... 57 50
77
7
West of Greencastle
.... 30.00
217
2
South of Reclsville
60.00
70
4
Cast of Greencastle
540
7
Southwest of Greencastle .*
.... 25.00
82
1
West of Fillmore
.... 70.00
57
3
South of Greencastle
.... 65.00
160
3
North of Greencastle !
.... 50.00
HO
3
Northeast of Fillmore
.... 41.00
100
2
West of Carpentersville
.... 65.00
80
3
Cast of Bainbridge
.... 60.00
50
3
Southeast of Greencastle
.... 70.00
187
2
North of Greencastle
.... 60.00
80
4
Northeast of Greencastle
.... 50.00
117
8
Northeast “ “
.... 55.00
43
2
South of Reeisvillc
.... 53.00
156
7
Northwest of Greencastle
.... 45.00
❖ REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS * Lucy F. Sharp to Gcrvrge B.
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Mary E. Kean to Isaac S. Pedk, land in Greencastle tp. .... 800 Albert L. Huxhold to William J. Wright, land in Washington tp $ 700 Jonas Eckenberry to Louis J. McMillen, land in Greencastle tp. 3500 Frampton Rockhill to Bertha L. Robinson, land in Madison tp 1500 Mary Louise Longden to H. M. and Amanda Randel, pt. lot in Greencastle, . . G000 I s A. Guilliams to M. T. Bowers, land in Russell and Franklin tps $1000 Aiilton T. Bowers to James A. Guilliams, land in Russell and Franklin tps., 4000 Sarah E. Williams to James K. Henry, land in Franklin tp. 4000 David Wallace to Herbert Wallace, land in Mill Creek tp. 24 00 Oran Perkins to Israel Knauer land in Clinton tp., ' 6000 Brick Chapel Cemetery Co. to John H. Hillis, lot in cemetery \ Marquis I. Darnall to John F. Wysong, lot In Commercial
550
110
Tucker pt. lot in Greencastle A. J. Edwards to Jesse P. Kendall, land In Jackson tp....$ Thomas W. Hutcheson, trustee to Wm. W. Jones, land In Washington tp i Isaac Ford to A. J. and W. T. Harmless, land in Monroe tP 37.50 J. Edgar iiessler to Bud Welden. land in Marlon tp $6500 C. S. Hessler to Jesse E. Mossier, land in Marion tp 0000 James A. Clark to John B.
-Clark, lamf In Marlon tp. . . r,oo
Enoch J. 1. Proctor to James R. Sallust and wife, land in Monroe tp 32o0 Mary B. Roller to Susana glck- — nell. land in Oreenoastie . . Greencastle Commercial Club to William Henry, lot in N Commercial Place $ Thomas Smith to Dallas F. Siddens, land in Marion tp. . . .
650
1 50
200
Pineules for the Kidneys are little golden globules which act direetly on the kidneys. A trial will convince you of quick results for Back ache, Rheumatism, Lumbago and tired wornout feeling. 30 days’ trial $1.00. They purify the blood, For •ale hy Badger & Cook.
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file above listed farms are ifbout one-half the number we have on our books for sale. The most of these are well improved and productive lands and well located. Several of them have considerable bottom and black land. If you or
any of your friends are thiukin^ of buying a farm, it’ will lie tti yonr interest to call on us and get location, prices. If you
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through our agency we will furnish money on long time with privilege of making partial payments at any interest
period.
In addition to the above we offer many houses, cottages and vacant lots in Greencastle; also stocks of goods, biisine-s rooms and other investments.
We are agents for The German American, The (fuc ii, The Atlas and The Farm Department of The Home Insuran • Company.
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Character Counts No Substitutes Sold
lit choosing a drugstore, character counts for everything, and price counts for nothing—where health and safety are concerned. We adhere strictly to the pnncmle that quality is all that counts in medicine. Ol course when it comes to patent medicine, toilet ai tictas, etc., the price is well known and on those hings our store has enjoyed a reputation for getting tesSffe-'rJSLKr'”* “ , **” rtoi
Oar stocks are ('empire, and wc never offer n onstomer whYeh h"ha^ronfi!w , “'w f ° r a adv, ' rt '»« l article in .nL... '•«<f our reputation in the
<lruK Im-in;..;. , proud with a reyoii- and, poatively asMiired that we
’f .von do no, know.
I he Owl Oruxf Store.
the Red Cross L>ru*j Store ^
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