Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 35, Number 95, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 4 August 1903 — Page 3

f OHIO AGO, TIMS TABLE $ INDIANAPOLIS IT 11 P[l P I 1 11 111 11l lN EFF E( T l and liUPmMjyuiyjigu j™* LOUISVILLE. 1803. 1 NORTH BOUND. SOUTH BOUND. No. 4—Mari daily 4:30 am No. 31—East Mail am No. 40—MiUc aocomodation_7:3l am No. s—Louisville Mail_ .10:55 am No. 82—Past Mail ,9:55 am No. 88—Indianapolis mail._ 2:olpm No. 6—Mail and Express 8:30 pm No. 89—Milk a0e0m..... 6:15 pm No. 80—Mail daily 6:3lpm No. B—Louisville8 —Louisville Ex_ ._U :25 pm No. 46—Local freight —9:55 am No^iS—Local freight , 2:01 pm Special rates South aud South-West. W. H. BEAM, Agt., Rensselaer. ccccccccccccccc€gc€W<t€€«i—cccccccccccccccsn

- T FRIDAY Mrs. N. S Brttee and daughter Mary era in Chicago today, Born. Thursday, J uly 30th, 1903, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hemphill, a daughter. This is the last day of July and a decidedly cool day for the time of the year. Miss Mildred Harris is visiting friends at Indianapolis and Dublin for a coftple of weeks, Frank P. Meyer returned to his store work at Danville, 111., today, after a vacation visit here. Robert Sheets returned last night from several months’ stay in northern Wisconsin with Robert MoGregor. Miss Frankie Irwin, has gone to Fort Dodge, lowa, to visit her sister, Mrs. I. N. Warren for some weeks. Natty Soott had a very restless night, last night, but today seems ; a little better, His siokness is typhoid fever. Misses Clara Bartoo and neice,. Zula Tipton, of Chicago, are visiting Rensselaer relatives for about a week. The weather become decidely cool here last night, touching 55 degrees. In the Northwest it was very dose tio the frost mark. Peter Giver and family returned from Hammomt, last evening, and will again make their home in Rensselaer. They will live in their own house on south Scott street. Miss Louise Hale, of California, who has been visiting Mrs. Dr. Berkley, went to Lafayette, for a visit today, but will oome back here before returning to California. These are dull days for hotels and haokmen, as well as newspapers. Thus from the 201 p. m. train today, uot a single person, not even a traveling man, got off 'at the Rensselaer station. A very unnsnal oircu distance for that train in this town. Rensselaer is to have an Unole Tom’s Cabin snow in a tent. It is Montgomery Bros.’ and will be here on next Friday evening, Aug. 7th. and will ocoopy W. H. Eger's vacant lots. H. B. Day, the general advance agent, was here yesterday making the arrangements. W. E. Kerns, representing the Baoklin-Daraaby Carnival Company, which it seems is still to be seonred, was here negotiating with the street oarnival committee for an engagement for the week begin- * ning Monday August 31st. He left at 11 a. m., today, and his final proposition was to uome for a bonus of 1350 and one half of the oonoessions and 85 per oent of the door reoeipts, The committee have his proposition under advieement.

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CITY NEWS.

SATURDAY. Mrs. H. J. Bartoo went to Lafayette, today for a short visit friends. Miss Mary Porter, who is attending a business college in Chicago, oame home last evening. Mrs. Jessie Lamborn, widow of the late J. A. Lamborn of Remington, has been appointed as administratrix of the estate. Mrs. Isaao Glazebrook and daughter Ara are visiting relatives at Indianapolis and Putnamville for some time. County Recorder Porter hae been siok all the week with a bowel trouble, bpt got down town again today. Senior Hopkins wmt to Chicago today, to join his brother, L. F. Hopkins and family, <n an extended lake trip to last about a month. C. B. Coon. of the Hill Clutch Co., Chicago, was here today, figuring on the line shafting for the proposed new water works engine. Mrs. Win. Beck, left for Terre Haute, today, to join ner husband at that, their future "residence. She has been visit-.tig here for some time. ; The work of eecnn; g subsoriplions-- to purobaee- e Carnegie library site is now \r fioally completed. Less than $5 >f the needed 31,200 remained ie secured, last night. July ended ooot and August starts in ditto. The highest temperature recorded yesterday 71 degrees. The lowest reaohed last night was 51 degrees. No need to go north for cool weather while these temperatures prevail. The City Counoil held a speoial meeting, last evening, to received the report of the engine committee and authorized the mayor to sign tt oontraot for the engine, as soon as oertain matters in dispute are adjusted, and for whioh purpose Superintendent Chamberlain went to Chicago, today.

MONDAY. Miss Jennie Brans wiok, of Hammond, is visiting Miss Mabel Huff. Mrs. O. D. Martin, Mrs. W. 0. Babcock and Miss Cannie Lee, are Chicago visitors, today. G. A. Imes, of Ohioago, visited his father, W. J. Imes, over Sunday, returning home this morning. Ross, 5 year old son of A 1 Barney, had the end of a finger out off, Saturday, in a lawn mower. Jesse Coen, of theMoOlurg book store, Ohioago, is spending part of his vacation with his Rensselaer relatives.

• The interior of the First Baptist dhnroh building has just been handsomely frescoed. Geo. Sharp did the work. *Mr. If. B. Hartman has returned to bia home in Chicago after a three weeks visit with Mr. mid Mm. John Borntrager. Mm. A. W. Hornaday end. obildren, returned to Plainfield, today, after e vieit with her parents. Mr. and Mm. J. H. Oox. The hot and hnmid weather haa oome book again. The 00 degree mark was reached at noon, today, and the 92 mark, at 2 p.m. Prof, and Mrs. 0. Leon Raid, of Louisville, are here- to spend the rest of the snmmer vacation with her mother, Mrs. Agnes Kelley. O'. H. Thornton, of Petersburg, lU., who was here visiting 0. L. Thornton's fan My, left Sunday for St. Paul, Mhn 1; look for a situation.

Mrs. Cbas. Malcolm, east of town, is reported siok. Misses Sophia and Lily Cross, of Oiarkdale, 111., who have been visiting Mrs. D. A. Stoner, went to Battle Ground, today, to visit relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. John R. PurCupile, of Omaha, Neb., oame Saturday evening for a visit with their mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Puroupile, and other relatives. The work of raising the sum for the Carnegie library site, is now practically finished, only $24 more being needed. The purobase will probably be close up Saturday.

Dr. H. J. Kannal made bis ladt regular trip to the hospital Saturday to have his hand dressed, and he is now able to turn the damaged member out into the air. The hand is badly scarred and crippled but is slowly improving in both reepeote.

Next Sunday morning probationers will be received in full connection into the M. E, Ohuroh. Anj desiriDg baptism by immeraon please consult the pastor before that time.

Babcock & Hopkins are still extending their branoh elevator interests. They have ju6t bought an elevator and grain business at Monon. and are having the elevator extensively reconstructed. C. E. Nowels is superintending the reconstruction work.

H. F. Parker went t j Indianapolis, today, to attend the annual meeting of the Photographers Association of Amerioa. He will be gone about 3or 4 days. He went in the speoial oar of Sweet, Wallaok & Co., the big wholesale photographers’ supply house, of goSuperintendent Chamberlain got everything that was wrong all straightened up, in the specifications for the proposed new power plant engine, at Chioago Saturday, aud tonight Mayor Ellis will sign up and forward the oontraot for its purchase. Whioh therefore settles the matter of a new engine. Misses Maude Spitler, Irma Kannal, and Maude J. Healey left on the 10: 55 a. m. today for Dublin this state, where they will be entertained at a house party by Mies Jeanette Needham. They will be joined by Miss Stella Shields at Monon and Miss Mildred Harris at Indianapolis. Miss Gertrode Hopkins will follow Wednesday. They will be gone a week. We publish in this i6sne the first of a series of letters from Miss Helena Washburn now traveling in Europe with her sister, Mary. The letter was mailed at Rome, or Roma as .the Italians themselves oall it, on Jnly 22nd, and was just 13 days on the way. The young ladies hit Rome at an interesting time, being the death and funeral of the Pope, and, if they remained until now, during the eleotion of his successor, whioh is now in pro■gross.

When the oity gets its big new Allis-Ohslmem engine installed, with its 350 horse power oapaoity, and twioe that on a apart, we oan expeot good lights onoe more. The dynamo we have haa plenty of oapaoity for all the lights now carried, and a good many more, bat the present engine hasn't tha power to posh it. As a oonseqoenoe our electric lights for some time past, have been way below tye rank of good kerosene lamp* and about in the does of the oldfashioned tallow dips, minus the Cpoke when the latter needed ■huffing.

Dr. Pickerel Too Much for Him.

i John Wadsworth, a young merchant of Louisville, Ky., who has been spending his vacation at Abe Morehouse’s olub house at Baum’s Bridge, had a decidedly thrilling experience early Thursday morning. Be was out angling for the feetive piokerel, in what is known as "mill bayou" when suddenly something seized his hook with tremendous foroe and immediately

started at a rapid pace for the river. The young man in vain tried to . check -the ; monster’s oourse and finding it impossible to either land the fish or to prevent the boat from beiDg towed oat into the swift current of the river; he sat up theory for help. Mr. Morehouse who happened to be near the boathouse, which is at the mouth of the bayeir,;janheciately jumped into a ■boat and pushed to the assistance of bis guest, and as soon as he got alongside of Wadsworth’s boat he tiok hold of the line and with the aid >F a landing net he finally succeeded iu getting the monster into hie boat; the fish proved to be an overgrown pickerel or "musoai >uge” as they are oalled whioh weighed 19J pounds.-Valpo. Videtft

Money to Loan Private funds to loan on farms and oitj property at a low rate of interest Also money to loan on benkab no e and second mortgage. > complete set of abstract books. lambs H. Chapman. > Make. s Bank Building, Rensse r, Indiana. N *t a Cure-All. Dr. C Iwhll’s Syrup Pepsin will only ou: < di-setses of the digestive tract, s h a indigestions, bilious, ness, eon* pat ion and sick headache, which in* result of these troubles. It is sol >n 50c and ‘3l bottles by A. F. 1 v-. Symptoms. Ts yo> u! er from siok headaohe, palnk-a . of the heart* heartburn, costive: >;s, flatulency, sour stomach or bad taste in the mouth, you have stomach and liver trouble. You not delay, but go to your druggist at once and get a bottle of Dr. Caldoell’s Syrup Pepsin. It positively cures constipation, dyspepsia, liver and kidney troubles. 50c and SI.OO. V Msn Wanted. The umlersigaed wants to em jloyte ' m*n at onoe for gravel road and far m work, wtf Edward Pattee. For Sale Cheap. 80 acres of as good and well looated land as Jasper oounty affords. For partionlars call on W. H. Churchill, City, or address M. A. Churchill, Cashing, Minn w To Exchange Lumber for good draft horse Also lumber for cord wood, lm jjonnelly Lumber Go

Better Than Gold. Dr. W. H. Eldreda Liquid Eleotrioity. The greatest remedy for pain internal or external, the dead shot oure for every pain inby one thorougs, application. Sprains, Brniseh Rheumatism, Stiff Joints, Headache, Pain in Side or limbs, Contracted Musoles, pain in Chest, Lame back, Lumbago, Sqiatio banished like magic. It surpasses all other remedies in the wonderful power over Old Chronio Lameness, also for hoarsness, Sore Throat, Stiff Neok, and oan be used for 100 purposes. Do not neglect to test it for any pain at onoe- Apply to H. 0, Hoshaw Rensselaer Irish' \ Wholesale and Retail Agent for Jasper County. I will for oonvenienoe leave the remedy for sale at A F. Long’s Drug Store. H. C. Hoshaw, Agent. Prioes per Bottle 25ots, 50ots and SI .00 per bottle. dwltwtf

Expenditures aid Tax Levies fw id mi ML The Trustee of Carpater township, Jasper oounty, proposes for the yearly erpeadituras mad tax ItrrUm \ij the Advisory Board et Its annual meeting, lobs held at t lasts as oSloe, the following estimates and amonats for said rear: 1 Township expenditures, $8,300 and township tax, K oenta ea tha hundred dollars. J Local tuition expenditures, $3470. and Intuition tax SO cents OC the handled dollars. 8 Hoecial School expenditure*. $*.070. and special school tax K osnta on the hundred dollars. 4 Road expenditures, S.floO, aad road tax W osnta on the hundred dollars to be worked on the public highways. 5 Additional road expenditures, BJN aad and tax 10 cents oa the hundred dollars to be ptld || t|XM. S Übrery expenditures, WH aad library tax 1 oent on the hundred dollars. * 7 Poor expenditures toe praoedlnr year, 1400,and tax 8 cents on the hundred dollars. 8 Total expend! turee leeaetmaoded 11X308, and total tax lery 88 osnta oa the hundred <h TWsS taxable* of the lowmhlp. |1 .888,784. Truiftdwwi ofTV*#\ Haminrton, lad. August®. Sox BBLUJW*. Trustee of Omrp*aUrtowwbdp.

0 “After the Little Ones Comes the Whale.” I Montgomery Brothers’ Greater, Famous, Pavilion UNCLE 1 TOn’S CABIN t T ? and Historic Black South. o <» Exhibiting in 3 Monster waterproof tents. A mammoth canvas o ampitheatre, containing seats for 3,000 people. o o 50 Aciors, Musicians, Singers and Specialty Artiste. .. 39 Ponies, Dorses and Burros, o A Whole Pack of Ferocious Bloodhounds, o Beal Negroes from the Cotton Belt o 2 Great Glorious Bands of Music. . Grand and Beautifully Bewildering Transformation Scene. * > , o We guarantee to give ten times more show at a no higher i» admission fee than any of the little, cheap, inferior barn-storm-I ing parasites, which inflict a patient public with their distorted and ridiculous attempt. ° Do not miss seeing our free street parade. A superb, colossal Carnival of Features. 8o big, grand and varied that words o cannot describe it. Nearly haif a mile in length. FREE ip 0 the Public streets at 2:30 p. m. o Funniest Topsy, Best Marks, ;; Sweetest Eva. Popular Prices i > ;; mill Exhibit at Rensselaer, Eger's Cot. ;; One Bight, Triday, Jfuflun 7, .

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