Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 35, Number 93, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 28 July 1903 — Page 2

THE REPUBLICAN ,**" "-r ■■"—- Official Paper al laspar County. - 1 _. ■ ■ tmin U& ReuuMican bulldlug on the corner of WMbtngtor. and Weston streets. HSUKD KVKKY TUKBIIAY AND FRIDAY BY GEORGE E. MARSHALL SOITOK AND PUBLISHER. r*rm* if Sufcttnptioa. One Year.. 11.50 Six Months. 75 Three Months 60 Tuesdav .fitly 28, 1903.

Ufa settle this vio* preside ncy question so that our brethren among unterrifitxi may no longer worry alxmt it, let it be understood that the next vice president will be a Republican and of course an able patriotic man, so what is the use of making any more fuss about it? Mills are running at full blast and still unable to meet the demand. is the difference between today and a few years ago. It is also the difference between the condition under Republican supermacy and condition under Democratic supremacy, then it was a national lockout; today every man that wants work can get it; and he gets it at advanced wages. “I should be utterly unable to accept such a proposition,” says Mr, Cleveland. About what? The fourth nomination for the presidency? Not by any On that point he is not nearly so emphatic or so explicit. It is the presidency of the University of Virginia that we know he would notaccept. We know this difinitely from what the man has said, but we do not not from what he has said that he would not accept the other proposition, and in all probability we never shall know 4t.

The Indiana G. A. R. Special.

“George W. Grubbs, department oommander of the Indiana G. A. R , has oompleted fiaal preparations for the Indiana G. A, R. official train to the San Franoisoo enoampment, which will be run out of lodianapolis oyer the Vandalia at 12:15. noon, August 10.” Thoeeocmtng from the southern and northwestern pari of the State oyer the Monon will natch the train at Greenoastle. The train wiil be complete, and will run through without ohangn as the Indiana ‘offioial’ special. Commander Grubbs has issued an order with these instructions to the Indiana posts.”

Notice of Health Board In compliance with the order is sued by the City Sohool Board requiring all pupils to be* successfully vaccinated within the past two years before being allowed to enter sohool in Sept. It is urged and advised that all pupils secure from their physician oertificats of such reoent vaccination. And farther all who have not been successfully vaccinated, get vaccinated at once so as to be well and ready to enter sohool at thv beginning of the term. All persons vaoc'nated at the free stations can secure oertifi oates from the Seoty, City of Health who has a complete reoord of these oases. A. R. Kbksubk, M. D. “>»oty Oity Board of Health. "W m. Ft. Mackey •Uc-rSHOK TO MACKEY A BABOUS, D*'Ut IS Hi, if- > ■ If I * ’ mLM fjgj 4 r Vi All kinds of Cemetery work artistioally orooted. Designs and estimates famished on applioation,

The Carnegie Library

Can We buy a Library Site?—A Few Facts Concerning Same. Neither Council nor Board has any sita or ready money to buy one. Ou dcuiuery 10th Mr Carnegie offered teti luuuaaud dollars ($lO,000) to build on a suitable site if proourcd by * lie Council, A new is pissed March 9, authoriz ug the C uuoii to organic* a Library Board to procure a alia by taxation. The Board was organized April Kbb, and on June 15th selected a suitable site. On June 220 d the Council appioved said site if paid for. On .Juue 29ih the Board reported to Mr. Carnegie aud ue holds his offer good until August 25th. The deed has been sent for to be delivered or returned August 25th. The time will not permit taxation to buy the aite unless the offer is ex tended. The Board has issued an address and asks a subscription. S'hree fourths of the purchase price has beeu subscribed and if an additional #3OO 00 is paid before August 25th the building will be erected » The Moss site stauds approved by Mr. Carnegie, the Council, the School Trustees, the Directors of the Jasy er Library, and this Board. All wbo subscribe either books or moDey also approve of said aite If the building is there«ereoted the anaual tax need only be 3-5 of a mill in the City. If the site is procured by taxation the levy will be more than twice as much. The Moss site is in siqht and do not cite any other for this will divide the people, on the question of securing the Carnegie gift on or before Each member of the Commitee is authorized to oolleot any advancement or gift that may be offered. Committe.

Northwest Barkley. Misses Janie and Gertie MoCleary were the guests of Gertie and Hanna Robey Sunday. Miss Flossie Torbet was the gnest of Miss Jennie Nus 3 of hear Blackford, Sunday. \ Born, Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Omer Lakins, of Blackford, a baby. Maggie and Blcford Torbet spent Saturday'night and Sunday with Miss Clara and Fredie Markins of Rensselaer. Land Laid Land. Wo have 10,000 of land in traot from 40 to 700 aores, choicest In diana farms in Whitley, Kosouisko Lagrange, Noble and Elkhart oounties. Corn lands, wheat land aud grass lands, we offer for sale or trade on easy terms from 1 to 15 years time, only small payments required. We have seveial farms in the ohoioest farming region of Indiana known as the How Patoh in Lagrange county. We take pleasure in showing lands to any prospective purchaser. We are the oldest as well as largest Real Estate dealers in northern Indiana Write or oall for die* oriptiou circular of farms, information cheerfully given. BANsrNQ House op Sol Mier Co., Ligonier, Ind. 0 J. Dean, Rensselaer, fnd. Agt.

Notice to Library Stock Holders. And owners ot existing public libraries in the City of Rensselaer. The offer of Mr. Carnegie to omot a new bui ding was followed by * new law, seeming to authorize managing boards to transfer the books of said libraries. The oflJoers of the Sohool and Jasper Publio libraries have .proceeded under said law to offer and transfer to the Publio Library Board the books and release the taxes now levied when the new library has been built and equipped on Lots Eleven and I Twelve in Blook Seven (7.) The I °ow board is baying said site by Subscription and wants to know all needful taxation., Wherefore on Saturday August Bth 1903 the stock holders and those olaiming to own said libraries are requested to meat at 2p. m. in east oourt room and take suoh proper and lawful action as may be deemed I appropriate tooehiogthe offer of Mr. I Oarnegie and the union of all I libraries in City and township upon | said site. The holder of each share of slock is entitled to one vote. By order of the Board ot Directors of the J asper Publio library. S.P, TnOMrsoN * President. Jobs F. Majob, Seoretary,

Save Money! By Buying Your Coal | #| NOW 11 |g£ PRICES WILL BE HIGHER. ::By buying now yon make sure of your winter’s it fuel and buy it cheaper. iLehigh Anthracite $8 |Per ton : : Nut, Stove aud Egg Sizes. 11 If delivered and paid for in July, 40 cents per ton less. jl‘ :: See our threshing c0a1... and you will buy it. We have the best in the city 1 !! for the price. ; *\ Yours tor business. Donnelly Lumber Go. I JULY SALE ] tetsois

a " 11 j During this sale I shall allow i io Per CL Discount aOn the celebrated STEIN-BLOCK | _ COMPANY’S make of suits- ! LOUIS WILDBERG, | —-i PROPRIETOR ■ •

Symptoms. Pj oa.suffer from siok headaohe, palpitations of the heart* heartburn, oostirenew, flatulenoy, sour stoinaoh or bad taste in the month, you have stomach and liver trouble. Yon not delay, but go to vour druggist at once and get a bottle of Dr. Caldpell’s Syrnp Pepsin, It positively cures constipation, dyspepsia, liver and kidney troubles. 500 and SI.OO, When o&lling the bus for trains if poesihle please oall reeidenoe phone 210 in plenty of time, insteed of waiting the last minute and then calling phone 107. In case 210 dont answer 107 will know where I am. Jos Jackson, * '*- * ' % * t i LaPorte buggies, honest work, attraetive styles and 1 moderate prices. Sold by Wm Sehlemsn.

v? Look at Sohleman’s $98.00 Harper Surrey. It is made right and lopks right. If you are In need of a .Swing . Oall at the SINiEROFHCEgP«Old Maohinea taken in Exchange. Otis am* Su»ll«] always an hug Gleaning end rin g a specialty all workra nteed. Good second hand machines at * bargain. / We rent maohinea by the week of month. PHONE 1 6

Better Than Gold. Dr. W. H. Eldreds Liquid Electricity. The greatest remedy for pain internal or external, the dead shot oure for every pain instantly relieved by one thorougs, application, Sprains, Bruiseb Rheumatism, Stiff Joints, Headache, Pain in Side or limbs, Contracted Muscles, pain in Oh eat, Lame back, Lambago, Sciatic banished like magio. It surpasses all other remedies in the wonderful porter over Old Chronic Lameness, also for hoarsness, Sore Throat. Stiff Neok, and cap be used for 100 purposes’ Do not neglect to test it for any pain at once. Apply to H. C, Hoshaw Rensselaer Ind. Wholesale and Retail Ag»nt for Jasper County. X will for convenience leave the remedv sos sale at J. H Cox’s News Stand. H. C. Hoshaw, Agent. Prioes per Bottle 25cts, 50ote and SI.OO per bottle. dwltwtf

$3) 9) t) Cihril) it 1 \)■l •) Via Chioago & North-Western Ry. Chicago to Denver, Colorado Spring and Pueblo, daily throughout the summer. Correspondingly low rates from all points east. Only one night to Denver from Chioago and the Central States. Two fast trains daily. Tourist sleeping oars to Denver daily. A. H. Waggener, 22 Fifth Avenue,Aug. 29 Chioago, 111

I The 99c Racket Store I 1 • —THE I | Wonder of the 20th Century | o More and better goods for the same money or same S' J goods for less money is what makes the f o 99 cent Racket Store Famous. ♦ j Every Day is a SPECIAL DAY. 1 2 You will find bargains every day in the week here. & 5 We mark our goods right in the first place, and do J 5 not have to discount them 25 to 40 per cent like others 4 £ do to dispose of same. When we put a price on an 2 i article you can depend you are getting the same goods J j for same money or better goods and more goods for J 0 less money than you can elsewhere. The people are ♦ t commencing to find these facts beyond a doubt by the i f way our trade is increasing daily. We have special 5 X features for the next two weeks in the following lines 5 5 which will pay you to come miles to buy of us, as you ? J save enough on the purchase of $lO worth of Goods to 4 ♦ more than pay you for the trouble to say nothing about 4 S the. Fine and Beautiful Presents we give when your a 9 purchases amount to 15 or more. £ A few specealties ia Glass*are,* Enameled ware, Hease- 1 f Furnishing floods, Notions, Toweling, Hosiery, | Shirts, Pants, Overalls, etc, J i We have just added a fine and up to date line of eboee for X 7 men, women, ohildreu and little tota. Guaranteed to be all 5 I solid leather and warranted to . wear and to give aatisfactlon. 4 9 Made by one of the largeat ehoe houses in tbs world—Hamilton, 9 5 Brown Shoe Co., 81. Louis, U. 8. A. They turn out a pair of X A shoes a minute, ahd employ over 5500 workmen making noth- S ing but the beat goods. We have ths sole agenoy for the satin 9 J of thsir shoes and oan save you 35 per cent to 50 per oeut on 2 4 everythiag right through the line. It will pay you to oall and O 9 inspect our goods before you buy. We oan auit you and give 4 f you satisfaction. We shall handle a cheaper line also but we ▲ ▲ do not guarantss the same, j . A bargain in the largest size Willow Clothes Basket made, 2 | only 65 oaata each. O Small profits and qqiok sales is our motto. Come everybody 4 ♦ and yisit the... I The 99 Cent Racket Store. I lill■n rt. FF - -Pr. t . 1 Better improved than ever before Ask your druggists for Prague’s fly Bouncer. w -• V.... “ V * "" t - v

Three dollars a month buys a Singer sewing machine. At the Singer offioe. "* < A good, new gynasinm suit and shoes for lady, fpr sale cheap. Enquire at thih office. Those S9B Surries at Sohleman’s are sl2 cheaper than regular ri cesp Yon shonld see them and you wonld nut buy elsewhere. Reduced prioes and extra valneß in shirt waists, silk skirts dress goods, hosiery, walking shoes, linen crashes, table linen and muslin underwear at Murray's Cash Store. 4d-2wksw

j/m jrDmjbcr 1 Very Select Quality of OAK LUMBER , From Kentucky —AT— Gwin’s Lumber Yard