Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 21, Number 60, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 13 April 1900 — Page 4

THE REPUBLICAN. OFFICIAL PATTOOP JASPER COUNTY. ISSUED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY BY GEORGE E. MARSHALL. editor and publisher. Office In Republican building on the corner of Washington and Weston Streets, Terms of Subscription. One Year $1.50 Six Months 75 Three Months 50 4«.' Friday, April 13, 1900.

The Porto Rica Bill a Law.

The Porto Rico bill, as amended by the Senate, passed the House yesterday by a vote of 161 to 153. It bad the strong endorsement of the president and the cabinet, and reoeived practically the solid Republican vote in the House; and the President will sign it, today. Seven chronic kickers voted against it. The bill is a good statesmanlike and patriotic measure. It will give immediate relief and lasting benefit to Porto Rico, and work no hardship nor injustice to anyone. Time will soon indicate the wisdom of the bill and the unwisdom of those alleged Republicans who voted against it, just as it already has in those other two cases in ■which Mr. Crum packer voting against his practically united parly, namely the annexation of Hawaii and the exclusion of the polygamist.

Social.

Every-body invited. The Epworth League of the Barkley church, I invite you to meet at the M. E. parsonage April thirteenth is the date, Now don’t forget it and don’t be late. We promise to give you an evening of pleasure, Aud the length of your name will also measure. A cent for each letter no matter how many, There’ll be refreshments that won’t cost a penny, Please remember the date and the place its to be, Written by order of the committee.

Notice of Exam inatiou For Graduations. To The Teachers and Pupilis of Jasper County:— On Saturday, April 21st, 1900 Diploma Examinations will be held as follows: Rensselaer, in the High School Building. Remington, in the Public School Building. Wheatfield, in the Wheatfield School Building. Dunnville, in the Public School Building. DeMotte, in the Public School Building. Gillam, in the West Vernon School Building. Union, in the Parr School Building. Pupils desiring to graduate may be eaxmined at any of the points mentioned. Examination will begin promptly at 8 o’clock a. m. Seventh year pupils desiring to take geography will be examined in the afternoon. Pupils will be allowed to take but one examination. Reading work for this month will be based on the “Vision of Sir Launfal” and “King of the Golden River.” In addition to t' regular subjects, all pupils will 1 • xamined in music. TO THE TEACHERS. Teacher’s Examination will be held on the last Saturday of each month until September, in the Rensselaer High School Building. The questions in Science of Education and Reading will be based on the Reading Circle Books of this year. The State Board does not specify what part will be covered in each examination. All teachers must be examined in music. The Regular County Institute will be held in Rensselaer August 27'to 31st inclusive. y er y truly yours, Louis H. Hamilton. County Superintendent.

Real Estate Transfers.

Delos Thompson to Ruth Johnson ct bardn, Sept 18, ’99 Its 1. 9 pt 5. 8 bl 4 Rensselaer South add, pt It 16 Rensselaer 500 Robert A. Hopkins to W. B. Austin Mch. 29, It 9, Yeoman add. Rensselaer 108 Mary A. Penwright to Sarah C. Fulks Feb. 21, pt nw 25-27-7 20 nores Carpenter 575 Wallace Burns et ex to Joseph R. Right et al Feb. 9, pt out lot 12,Parr 812 Edward C. Miller to State of - ■ ——. : fi ; Indiana, Mch. 31, se'nw, pt sw ne 24-20-7. Union S F M. $Bl5 John A Grant to State of Indiana Mar 29, nw ne, 15-29-6 Bark> ley S F M 694 Sopheir Lang to Luke Lang, April 4 pt, ne 18-32-6 Wheatfield Albert W Wooden to Evred N Blake, April 4 se, s£ nj se 21-27-6 120 acres Carpenter ... .7200 William C Schwier to Robert Parker March 8, Its 9 10, bl 1 Wheatfield ,550 Emma A Nowels to Vernon Nowels April 3, It 4 bl 17 Original plat of city of Rensselaer 400 Joseph A Norman et al to Chas. B Steward April 8, ’99, Its 1 8 bl 13 Weston’s second 400 Chas A Roberts to Chas. B Stewart, Nov. 22 1897 It 3 bl 18 Newton or Clark’s add. 250 Albert Sayers to Lester A Sayers April 2, Its 14 15 16 plat of North DeMotte .700 Andrew Arnold to Barkley school tp. March 3. pt ne sw, 8-30-6 Barkley 35 Library Entertainment, Friday Night. Don’t forget Prof. Moran’s lecture and stereoptican entertainment at the east court room this Friday evening, for the benefit of the public library. The subject is “Benedict Arnold, Patriot and Traitor.” Admission 25 cents.

“Hearts of the Blue Ridge.”

Which is announced for Monday April 16th, at the Ellis Opera House is Hal Reid’s latest and best production. Hie theme for this beautiful play is the family feuds of the mountain oountry of the South, and is rich in local coloring and of heart interest and will be presented by the winsome little comedienne Miss Dorothy Lewis, and an exceptionally strong cast to interpert thoroughly the several characters in as nearly perfect naturalness as possible and lovers of domestic heart interests plays should not fail to see “Hearts of the Blue Ridge.”

Bargains in Buggies and Carriages.

Having bought tny line of buggies and carriages by the car load, it enables me to undersell the dealers that buy one or two at a time. By buying in car lots. I make a saving of $5 to $8 on the job, which is by the way a fair profit. Now if you have an eye to business, you will look around and see where you can buy the cheapest. Don’t pay a great big profit on a buggy when you can buy of me at about what most of dealers pay for theirs. Remember these are no old style jobs but up-to-date, 1900 styles. Take nobody’s word but come and see me before you buy. If you have anything to sell or trade call and see me. I bny anything in the horse line, old wagons, harness, bicycles,' in fact almost everything worth the money. 1 also sell the Plano binder and mower, the best machine on earth, without a doubt. I have a sample machine at my place of business west of the court house, next door to Carmichael’s harness shop. Call and see me and I will surely treat you right. D. M. Worland & Co.

Five Fer Cent. Farm Loans. One Per Cent Commision.

W. B. Austin has a special fund to loan at the above rates. No delay. No sending papers east, wtf Smoke the “Monogram” and be in line. —at Fendig’s Drug Store.

Gllis’ Opera Rouse. j| j# Itionday April io. the winsome little Comedienne miss Dorothy Lewis and a company of exceptional dramatic strengthen I 9 Ijal Reid’s Eatest Success : “Beam of the Blue Ridge” R beautiful pastoral play of heart interest. V every jFfct a marvel of Realism. * • • Every Sentence fraught with • ««*«« Deepest heart Interest. ¥ Prices 25, $5, 50. Reserved Seats notion Sale at Ruffs lewelryjStore.

NORTH BARKLEY.

Mrs. Frank Lewis is ■visiting her parents at Hercher 111. for 'a few days. T. M. Callahan was a visitor at the Hub Saturday and Sunday. Harrv Gifford is having an addition bqilt to his house 16x16. Wannle Wilson did business in Rensselaer Thursday. Taylor Hawkins visited Miss Lena Hanaford, Sunday. Bert Camp called on friends at Gifford Sunday. Miss Lizzie Ahler visited friends in Rensselaer Sunday. John Burns visited his Uncle Jasper Me Murray of Kniman a few days last week. Bowers boys have moved over near Pleasant Grove, and will work on the railroad this season 't Onion sowing is in full blast at present, some of the larger growers have 10 to 15 acres sown. Dredge crew went on a strike Monday morning leaving only 2 men to run her, several new men have taken their places.

f ) THE RENSSELAER STEAM LAUNDRY. \ € I KELLEY BKOB.,“PEOPB. # W [ Telephone lIS. Office North Side Piiblic Square- I f \ ;; \ 11 # «' t 11 # (i 1 | Try our Lace Curtain Department!; When You Clean House. !> t <> } L j RENICKER BROTHERS LOCAL AGENTS FOR DEERING HARVESTING BINDERS MOWERS AND HAY BARES, Pure Manila, Manila and Standard Binding Twine. Before purchasing come in and see the Deering Roller and Ball Bearing. Samples at Wareroom near Monon Depot. . KENBSELAER, INDIANA,

| 6 Per, Cent Farm Loans. A special fund to loan bn Farms for Five Years at 5 percent, interest, with privilege to make partial payments at any interest paying time, and Commissions as low as can be had in the county. Call at Commercial State Bank, North Side Public Square, dwtf Rensselaer,Jlnd.

lal Jft CO Cl- /sjfjj lend to us, state your weigh t and height also IXj II number inches around # llll l l h || body at bust and meek, _ || we Will «nd actly as represents c of. pa; charge*v*fFT average 50 lo This CircuTar Plush Cape OT K *^&£jft„ I 2S Jialt’a Seal Plush. 20 inches ion*, cut full sweep, lined throughout With Mereerlaed Silk in blac» r Woaarred. Venr elaborately embroidered with aoutaehe l»raM and black beadinj? as illustrated. Trimmed all aroumd with extra fine Black ‘Thibet for. heavily Interlined with wadding and fiber chart!'d* Write f>»r free Cloak Catofocire. Address, SEARS, ROEBUCK &, CO., CHICAGO .sear* Roebuck A Co. hr. thoroughly rolUbte.—kkUor.J

ft 9.75 BOX RAIN COAT ARKLKLAK $5.00 WAT Eli- #0 7K JBL Pit MM? MACKINTOSH f., r *l,l J llSf SEW W 0 MONEY, gj (I tJF ■ ' and send to us, state yaar height aad weight, state number of ■uW il iiMiih Inches around body at breast, taken over v *‘* t on<,f,r coat, close up under arms, and jgmwSmM&mßk we will send you this coat by express, C.D.D., subject lo examination. Kxamine and try it on at your ncarot 1 express office, and if found cxuri'j re P r c*cnted and the numt wonderful / ralne you ever saw or heard of, and JT equal to any coat you cun bny for M > i’-'WHr *5.00, pay the express agent Ol It SPVUAL OFFKK I K 1( k, $2.75, »nd express charges. THIS MACKINTOSH is latest 1900 Bt J' le v ea *y fitting, made from, facaij :■ Y. /J a waterproof, tan eolor, genuine Davis. Covert A;-if;, j■ • I Cloth; full length, double breasted, Sager velvet collar, fancy plaid lining, Li j',; I waterproof sewed seams. Huitablefor both Rain or Overcoat, and gitornntccd I GRKi,TKB T VALLE ever offered by us or any other house. For Free Cloth Samples of Men’s Mackintoshes up to $5.00, 4 and Made-to-Measure Suits and Overcoats at from $5 00 to SIO.OO, write for FRKK SAMPLE BOOK No. OOF.. Address, SEARS, ROEBUCK A Co. (Inc.) CHICAGO. (Bear*, Roebuck A Cow are thoroughly reliable. —Editor. > V . C?ai.g« BUYS A S3.SC.SUIT VVf *,OOO CELEBRATED “NkVKKWKAKODT” DOUBLE BEIT JtBDKNEE, BKUILAK Ct.6o BUTS’TWO-X-LAXr/V PIECE KifEE PANTS St’lTS AT SI.OB. /Ye* \a new suit free for any of these suits / Ur- C WHICH*DON'T GIVE SATISFACTORY WEAR. fr\V. . SEND NO MONEY, eutthU.4. •■‘and send to us, atate age of boy and say whether IQ I, e Q large or small for age and we wiU send you L I “ the suit by express, C. O. D. subject to exlamination. You can examine It at your I V express office and it found perfectly satisI I I factory and equal to suit* sold la your town for 1 / / ft. 58, pay your express agent an r Special V fl / Offer Price, .98, and express charges. W W THESE KNEE PANT SUITS «re lor boys 4to W ■ 15 years of age .nd *re retailed r»erywhere .1 ■ Made with DOUBLE BEAT .nd KNKKS, r ; l.tMl I*oo ilyl* .. lllß.tr.ied. v.d. Horn » AjSSfc3 .peel.l hf»t; weight, wesr-rMtettug, all-wool Btuto. I'a.ilwere, neat, handsome pattern, fine Italian lining, geooloe Br.jdoa InlerHeleg, p.ddleg, ataylag aad rel.foreing, dlk aod ll.en Mwl.g. BortUlar aude throughout,, suit .ny boy or parent w onl<l be proud of. POK PBEK CLOTH SAMPLES or Boy.’ ( lotldo* for boy. 4 t. 19 YEARS, wrß. far Sample Book No. 95E, contains fashion plates, tape measure and full instructions how to order. Men’s Suita made to order from $&.BO up. Samples sent free on application. Address. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.>, Chicago, 111. (Sean. Roebuck * Co. are thoroughly rtllable.—Editor.)

When you clean house send your lace curtains to the Rensselaer Steam Laundry. Wanted-An Idea SSSs Protect Tour Ideas; they may 'iring you wealth. Write JOHN WKDDEKBURN &. :0.. Patent Attorneya, Washington, D. C., for their SI,BOO prise offer and list ol two hundred inyentions wanted.

Special Easter Display. This week we shall present the mes; extensive and beautiful lines of Footwear for Women and Children ever shown in Rensselaer. the famous for Ladies in' all up-to-date styles. We shall show light, dainty, dressy shoes in kid and patent leather; street shoes in kid and calf, light and heavy soles. The distinguishing features of these famous shoes are Beauty, Ease and Service We earnestly invite your inspection of our shoes. THAT THIS \oV37 IS BRANDED ON EVERY C \ fendig’s fair! One Door east of Post-office.

Commissioners’ Allowances, A. Leopold, supplies for prisoners 9.0 u A. Leopold, supplies for prisoners .... 180 SO Johnson M. D. expense co, farm ... 826 Sale J Reed, highways 4 20 do •• 12 60 L Clarke, supplies tp.assessors 9o on do public printing: 8 00 Wm 8 Parks, hauling for court house... 86 M B Price, work on ditches 42 00 Edgar Gay, gravel road repairs 3 78 M B Halstead, wood for co. farm 6 00 Frank Swart zee, gravel road repairs a bo Frank Hawkl s, work on poor farm.... 18 10 Ohas Mori an, laundry for court house 1 07 do janitor services 40 00 W H Eger, supplies court bouse 2 10 Nate J Reed, repairs Jail .2 00 Geo L Morgan, tiring for court house... 31 00 Coen & Brady supplies 191 80 Edward O. English, postage co, sec’y bd. health l 00 Louis H Hamilton, supt, of schools ... 312 oo do postage co. supt. office. 848 Geo A Strickfaden. rps. ct. house gds ... 150 Democratic Sentinel, public printing.... Iso do “ .... 80 00 Bnrt Terry staty.co., sup truant office.. 310 do co clerk 56 00 do auditor 100 00 do supt.... 100 Oo do treasurer. •. 86 00 do sheriff 50 00 Lura Halieck qua'lfylng rd viewers ... 25 Nowels Sayler 00, coal ct house 10 91 White A Marion, mds co Jail 8 40 B FFendlg, supcthouso 3 00 Cornelius Blerma, ex poor Keener tp ... is 36 J D Babcock, rlf poor Marlon tp 99 28 H A Alter gravel road rps lo 25 City of Re,.sselaer lights for Dec 99 37 63 Wm C Babcock postage aud. offi 1 24 Sayler Bales lum co rlf poor Mar tp 2 28 David Gleason viewing roads 3 00 M B Price work on ditches 24 00 Bessie Murray offl work >n ditches .... 200 Jas co. tel co. rent phones and toll 12 00 Wm Knapp work on ditches 1 50 H M Gamble est on Keener TG R .... 300 Warner Bros mdse c H 2 so J C Carmichael mdse co farm 2 88 J O Gwln work on treasurer’s safe 1 60 Warner Bros gravel road rps 1 25 D E Fairchild supt Keener tp G R 24 no Ellis A Murray mds Jan. . 100 Wm H Coover public print ng .. . .... 160 do revenue stamps 100 do making reports 2 00 do *• ♦ 600 Nate J Heed sup for prisoners 1 05 G L Thornton gravel road repairs 4 60 Wm H Coover postage Clerks office .... 200 David B Gleason 8 wolf scalps .... 30 00 New castle Bridge Co rps oo bridgo ... 99 On L N Wells M D rlf poor Keener ip 6 36 D K Fairchild vlewl. g oad 1 50 F W Bedford gravel road repairs ... 176 Burt Terry Staty Co-up so sheriff 760 do •• sec bd health ... 2 00 do “ co supt 7 25 do “ auditor 39 01 do •• surveyor 26 00 -•» do '• circuit cQurt 2200 do “ co clerk. 13 Oo do “ tp assessors 11 00 do "co “ ....... 500 do •• treasurer 21 00 do “ recorder 149 00 do “ •• 17 00 do •* tp assessors .... 224 00 Leslie Clark staty 00 assessor 14 or, D K Fairchild supt gravel roads 9 00 Donnelly Bros ex poor farm 21 10 Coen & Brady sup poor farm 7 00 Edward O English salary sec bd health.. #2 09 J P Hammond perdlem truant oftl 29 00 Geo K viarsball public printing so 00 4° 8 05 . v do printing 2 00 C>has Reea gravel road repairs 2 54 a F i ong hup com t h use ih ou The following claims are allowed tolbepald only after appropriation, therefore shall have been made by County Council. J B Tyler road vl wing 1 60 Ghas Ramp oil 'or boiler house . 600 L B Sellers A anley A Hunt legal sarv. BO 00 Hanley A Hun' •• . io Oo M 11 Hemphih A Son learn for com 2 60 Chas Reed gra< I mad repairs 7 50 Foltz, Bpltler ICurrle legal op etc.. .. 41 0-' Jesse Ntch'dsgi .vel road repairs . 6 00 Rial B Harrt.i , ;id viewers 226 James W Cowde.i •* a 95 F J Warren . a 96 James A Burnham qual rd viewers 26 Rial B Harris road viewers 2 26 •anies W Cowdln 2 96 K J Warren •* . 2 2ft James A Burnham qual rd viewers 2 ' Samuel w English road viewers 8 On Wm W Burns " 8 oo John Haan " 4 6o James A Burnham J P qual rd viewers.. 26 W.;o. Babcock, Auditor.

Not ce of Final 3ettle* ment of Estate. Notice i* hereby given to ti ecrodi'ors, heirs and legatees of Patrick Molo’ie.y deceased, to at'irear In J»eper Circuit«:<>iiri, held at. Kensse!ijer Ii diana, on the isth. day of April lew, * nv ’ KINaL SET TI' KJ : IE^ T *« OUN rs with the estate of said ho- nt I,ot 1,6 approved; and eald *° then an( > there make pioof Shares hll> ’ and re oeive their dlst ibmlve daTof n Har^ e iSo rk ° fSald Conrt ' this 23rd ’ " . Wm, H.' ooveb. Mary Moloney. C ' rCUit (ourt ’ Mar 87 Apr 8-10 Hanley & Hunt Atty ’B. Sherift’s Sale. No. 2547. By virtue of afee bill to me directed from 'he Audit rof Jasper coudly, i dfnna in a cause wherein c. J Mansfield and others on petition tor ditch in Jasper and Pulaski counties are plaintiffs, ai d C J, Mansfield, Charles E, Meyers. Frvin e. Farls. John W. Elliott H. B. Clark, ff Alberding Gerhart Alberding James McGinnis. J h» Wilhelm, James W Toyne, Ailiee P. WUHanis, w. H. Stephan and Levi Re’, nolds are petitioners and Jarnei R. Guild and Morris L. Meyer bondsman, requiring me to make the sum of two-hundred fiftysix ($2 6.70) dollars and seventy cen's, w th interest on said decree and costs, i will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1900 Between the hours of lo o’clock a. m nnd * o’clock p. m. of said day. a' the door of the •ourt house of Jasper county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exeeed nir seven years, of the following real estate, to-wit, The northwest’quarter (X)of section thirtythree (33)townshipthirty-«ne (81) north, range five (5) we-t In Jasper county, Indiana, and levied on as the property of James W Toyne. If said rents aud profits wld nor sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy Fee Rill I will at the same time and place expose at public sale the ree simple of said real estate or so ranch thereof as may be necessary to discharge said E ee Bill,interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from the valuation or appraisement laws of the State of Indiana —— NAT* ,J. HERD, Sheriff of Jasper Ooaaty. ... „_ . . By O. P. Robinson. Deputy -Wm. C. Babcock, Auditor Jasper County. April 12,1900. April 18th, 20th, 27th.

HR HOTEL The State of Indiana I Jasper Countv 1 03 In the Jasper circuit court, April term WOO. \ Thomas W. Ward asadmr - of Steward Ward, dec. vs Wil lam M. Andersenetal and Jan es Ward et al L, , , . „ eross-olalntiffs POomplaintNo. 5910 vs Martha Baund et at crossdefendants. Now comes the plaintiff, by Foltz. Spl'ler A Kurrie his attorneys amt the cross-plaintiffs by J. Walter Wlistaek attorney, and each file complaint and cross-complaint herein, together with affidavits that that the defendants William M. Anderson and Nancy Anderson hts wife, Nancy Anderson widow of said William M. Anderson; Martin R. Ward and Mary Ward his wife and Mary Ward widow of said Martin R. Ward and all of the unknown heirs, devisees and legatees and all of the unknown heirs, devisees and legatees of the unknown heirs, devisees and legatees of each of th-> said defendants are not residents of the state of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said de fendants and cross-defendants that unless they be and appear on the 30th day of April 1-00 the same being the 19th day of the next term of the Jasper n rcult Court to be holden on the second Monday of April A. D. 1900, in the court hons 6 In the city of Rensselaer, at said county and state, and answer or demur to said complaint and cross-complaint, the same will be heard and determined in your absence. Suit brought to sell real estate and to quiet title. In witness whereof. I hereunto set ! BB4L i m y hi nd and affix the seal of said l iCourt,at Rensselaer. Indiana, this 15 Bth, day of March A. D. 1900. „ J Wm. H.Coovkb. Foltz Spltler & Kurr e & Clerk. J. Walter Wlistaek, Attorneys.

Notice of Application for License. Notice Is hereby given to the citizens of the village of Farr ana to the citizens of Union Township, fn Jasper County. Indiana, that undersigned a male Inhabitant es the state of Indiana, over the age of twenty one years, of vood moral character and notin the habll, of becoming Intoxicated and has been a continuous resident of said township for over ninety davs last past and who Is and will be the actual owner and proprietor of said business; and will be If such license be * will mike application to the Board of Commission ers of ssid Jasper County, at the May Term or session of said Boird, commencing on May 7. 1900, for a retail liquor license, Bmp' werlng him to sell and barter spirituous, vinous, malt and all other Intoxicating liquors In less quantities than a quart at a time and in less quantities tnan five gallons at a time as provided In the Acts of 1897 and March 11, 1895 and the acts of March 17, 1875 with the prlvellge of allowing and permitting the same to he drank upon the pi emises where so sold and bartered. That the location of the room in which this applicant will ask for a lcense to sell an*' barter liquors as afore ald is on the ground floor of a two at<>rv frame hul dlng situated upon the north end of the west twenty feet off of the west side of out lot twelve in the village of Parr, Jasper Connty, Indiana. Said building being more partlcnlarlly described as follows; commencing at a point three fset south es the north westerner of said out lot twelve and running thence south a distance of thirty two feet and three inebes thence east a distance of eighteen feet and three Inches thence north a distance of thirty two feet and three inches thence west a distance of eighteen feet and three Inches to the place of beginning. Held foom In which applicant desires to sell being thirty one feet five Inches by seventeen feet five Inches inside measurement. The applicant says that said room fronts upon Firman street a public street In said village of Parr and that the front of said room facing the said street Is furnished with two large glass windows and one large panel door with glass therein ami that the whole of said room may he viewed from the street: that there Is one window upon the west side thereof and one door and one window n the south end of said room; that the said room Is separate and apart from any other bush ess of any kind whatever; that there are no devices for amusement or-muslc of any hind or character In or about said room; that the same can be securely I eked and admission thereto at all times prevented, and that there are no partitions or partition in said roomThe applicant says that he is qualified as an applicant for said license for the said place. The applicant will ask for a license for a period of one year and permission to sell cigars and tobaccos In connection therewith. CHARLES 8. MANDEVILLE.

Notice of Final Settlement of Estate. Notice Is hereby given to the creditors.heirs and legatees of Edmund H. Morlan, deceased, to appear in the Ja-iper Circuit, Court, held at Rensselaer, Indiana, on the 24th day of April 1900, and show cause If anv, why the final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs .re notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this 2nd. day of April 1900. Wm. H. Coovkr. i Clerk Jasper Circuit Court. Ohas. Morlan. Admr. — / ; Notice of Meeting of Connty Connell. The members of the Jasper County Council are notified to meat at the Commissioners ourt Room In Rensselaer, Indiana, on Mond <y and Tuesday, April 16th and 17th 1990, for the transaction of necessary business. April 14th, 1900. Wm. C. Babcock. Auditor Jasper Oo*Lty.