Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 January 1909 — Page 8

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DOWN CO THE PRICES j

On 130 Men’s Suits— To make a speedy clearance

Buy Them for Half the Regular Price % There’s not a man in Putnam county needing a suit that can have any reason for going without.

100 Men’s Fancy Suits

All Sizes from 34 to 42. Huy them as follows

Men's ■*>().GO ISuits are “ 8.00 Suits are “ 10.00 Suits are “ 12.50 Suits are “ 15.00 Suits are “ 20.00 Suits are

THIS HALF PRICE Means a good big loss to us on each suit sold. It means that you buy them for less money than we paid. But you shouldn't care for that, if we don’t. You are the gainer by the transaction.

30 Men’s Black Suits All sizes too— Huy them also for half Men’s $8.00 Black Suits are $4 00 “ 10.00 “ “ 5.00 “ 12.50 “ “ 0.25 “ 15.00 “ “ “ 7.50 “ 20.00 “ “ 10.00

Our Half Price Cl Jthitig Sale (in which 50c buys a dollars worth) brings the season’s lowest prices on Men’s good style, desirable, dependable Clothing—and

WE WANT TO SHOW THESE SLITS TO YOU.

Don’t fail to see circulars telling about Allen Bros. Shoe Sale.

ALLEN BROTHERS

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COUNTY NEWS

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MAPUE HILL. Carl Skelton is very ill of pneu-

monia.

Sunday visitors at Carey Payne’s were James Layman and wife. Olma Irwin and Mae Gardner visited at Mae Thomas’ Tuesday night. Brother Vint Xidy filled his regular appointment at Long Branch Saturday night and Sunday. Kin Garrett and wife visited Jim Rogers Sunday. Olive Johnson is some better. Adam Ellis’s little daughter is sick Blanche Dillinger and Mae and Sarah Rowings spent Sunday with Lela Rowings. Brother Colglazier filled his regular appointment at West Unity. Forest and Lola Johnson are staying at L. M. Wright’s.

A Sprained Ankle. As a rule a man will feel well satisfied if he can hobble around on crutches in two or three weeks after spraining his ankle, and it is often two or three months before he is fully recovered. This la an unnecessary loss of time, as by applying Chamberlain’s Liniment, as directed, a cure may be effected in less than one week's time, and in many cases within three days. Sold by all dealers

REELSVLLLE. B. H. Smith of Greencastle is teaching a writing school at this place. All the teachers and a num-. her of the pupils are taking it. George Aker was in Greencastle last Saturday afternoon. Mack Foster of Waynetown visited his mother over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick, Mr. anil Mrs. Rogers and the preacher of West Union took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Perkins last week. Mirtyle Herbert spent last Sunday with Ethel Miller. Ralph Hill of Greencastle visited his father and mother last Sunday. Inez Hutcheson visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gose last Sunday. , Rev. Scott filled his appointment at this place Sunday. Mrs. Boone and granddaughter Jean, spent Sunday with Mrs. Zack Barnett's of Brazil. Two of the officials of the Modern Woodman lodge were here Saturday, from a distance looking after the Keelsville lodge. Rev. U. G. Ijeazenby, pastor of the First M. E. Church at Terre Haute, delivered an address Monday night on "The Saloon as a Product” to a large audience. The Protracted meeting at West | Union closed Sunday night with two' additions by letter.

HOB TOWN. Robert Evans and son, Harry, were in Greencastle last (week. Dr. Bert Neese of Poland was seen here a few days ago. James Mace of Poland was here

last week. Samuel .Mace, formerly a resident here but now of Terre Haute, is not expected to live. Henry Forman of Poland is very low of dropsy. Ray and Elmer Crouse who have been visiting here have returned to Oklahoma. Minnie Evans and son Charles were at Greencastle last week. Lon Evans is working for D. W. Modesitt at Harmony. Frank Cagle and wife visited in Terre Haute last week. J. F. Morris of Indianapolis will begin a protracted meeting at Mill Creek church Saturday night. Miss Lena Anderson is our new telephone operator. Curtis Craft and wife and daughter. Beulah are visiting Wesley Neese near Terre Haute. George Neese has a new wagon. William Neese has been on the sick list; also George Demmick. KOACHDALE. Otis Hicks and wife called on John Oakley and family Sunday afternoon. Carl Williams and wife called on M. A. Eggers Sunday. William Herod and wife of Greencastle called on John Oakley's Tuesday. . Audrey Boyd was called to Indianapolis to see his father who is sick. Amos Payne of IJoachdale died Saturday. Roy Oakley gave a social for the Junior Endeavor Friday night. J. L. Higgons still continues ill. The rounders and knockers played

basketball Tuesday night, score being 25 to lb in favor of the rounders.

Pineules 30 days’ treatment for $1.00. Satisfaction

guaranteed or money refunded.

i ' or the Kidneys, Bladder

and Rheumatism.

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For Sale t,y Badger & Cook.

PUTNAMVILLE. Forest Cooper and Ernest Smith have rented the Bridges blacksmith shop and will serve the public there. James M. Hurst of Darlington spent Sunday with R. H. Bowen and

wife.

Mr. and Mrs. Sweet of Clinton township were at Mr. Hester’s over Sunday. Roy Hester came over from Indianapolis Tuesday to vote. The saw mill is running -this

week.

Sigler Smith of Belle Union is clerking this week for Blue & Mc-

Cammaek.

Reuben Masten was in Putnam-

ville Wednesday.

President Helps Orphans.

Hundreds of orphans have been helped by the President of The Industrial and Orphan s Home at Macon, Ga. who 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 b\tild 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 Cross drug store.

Notice of Final Settleini nt of Estate. Notice is hereby given to the creditors. heirs and legatees of Sarah Runyan, deceased, to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held at Greencastle, Indiana, on the 2:td dav of February, 19(>'t. and show cause, if any, why the Final Settlement Accounts with the est'ie of said decedent should nc 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, tills 27th day of January, 19ob.

JAMES L. HAMILTON,

Clerk Putnam Circuit Court. 1

Brill & Harvey A ttys.,

WOULD LINK PUTNMI WITH OWEN COUNTY (Continued from Page One.) separate circuit be amended to give Morgan and Clay separate circuits and combine Owen and Putnam. Morgan county made a good showing before the committee toward establishing the fact that its docket is always crowded and that they now do not have time to do the work. Morgan also argues that it is the only county adjoining Marlon which does not have a separate cir-

cuit.

The Clay county delegation denied that it had asked Morgan to go be-j fore the committee and suggest that I Putnam be linked with Owen. James! P. Hughes and F. M. Lyon were the only members of the Putnam County bar before the committee. When, called upon they requeste’ that the hearing be postponed until Tuesday I win u a delegation from Putnam | I would appear before the committee. 1 The local attorneys are much op- ! ! poeed with the arrangement by ; I which Putnam and Owen would be j put together in a judicial district, j When questioned regarding why Put- ! nam county did not want to be joined with Owen before the committee yesterday, Attorney Hughes stated that one main objection was the distance between the counties and the had facilities for going to and from the two county seats. The general feeling among the lo- | cal attorneys is that if Putnam and t Clay counties are separated that | Putnam, too, should have a separate circuit. Should Putnam county have a separate circuit many cases would be venued here because of the good j railroad facilities and the splendid court house in which these cases could be tried. The Indianapolis News in speaking of the proposed separation has the following to say; Representative Kayser of Clay county, has materially changed the bill he had prepared to divide the I Clay-Putnam Circuit Court. The new draft, which will be introduced on next roll call for bills, provides that Clay and Putnam shall be divided ard that Clay shall become a circuit I of itself, that Morgan and Owen shall become a circuit by itself, and that Putnam and Owen shall be placed in one circuit. The senate bill introduced by Royse as originally drawn, provides for the division only of Putnam and Clay counties. The Kayser draft, however, is said to have been drawn so as more nearly to meet the desires of Governor

Marshall.

It has been learned here that I practically all the bar of Clay county | 's at Indianapolis. They are there to lobby for the bill that is to separate Pu.uam and Clay counties. The attorneys there are putting up a hard fight for a separate district, and as shown above they have changed the bill materially. Greencastle and Putnam attorneys are in Indianapolis also to see that their rights do not go astray, and a number of lawyers took the afternoon trains to be there and see what is going on. They are fighting the plan to put Putnam and

Owen together.

Friday, January 2l , ^ I

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MISERY IN SIOMACH

Why not start now today, J ii». fver rid you:....,! ,, lD1 J trouble and Indigestion? a dietJ stomach gets the blues and gum biee. Give it a good e:,;, then uj Pape’s Diapepsln to stu the digej ive juices working, m ere will no dyspepsia or belching of gas ( eructations of undigested food; m feeling like a lump < . t .J stomach or heartburn .. headaj and dizziness, and your fi.i.d will J ferment and poison your breath will nauseous odors. Pape’s Diapepsln only J ‘flits for a large m; j r J store here, and will relieve the nun obstinate case of indigestion an.! ipi set stomach In five minutes. These is nothing els< better ’I take gas from stomach rnd oleaiuf the stomach and intestines, and! sides, one triangule will digest 33I i repare for assimilation into tij blood all your food the same as sound, healthy stomach would do Hi When Diapepsln works your stos ach rests—gets Itself in ordei • leans up and then ye . feel liJ eating when you come to the tatw and what you eat will do you goodl Absolute relief from al! Stomadl misery is waiting for you as sooni you decide to begin taking Diapejj sin. Toll your drug >:| want Pape’s Diapepsln. ie auseyoJ want to be thoroughly ci: .l of inl;| gestion.

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Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels, catue chronic constipation. Dean’s Regulfts operate easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation. 25e. Ask your druggist for them.

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