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

Illvl ■•RIVIUtI VtfetlffiWl SW* V V *****' ~~ 2 -•-• - physicians. J|HS JOHNSON & KRESLER Physicians and Surgeons. ■lß®,'"' ' •*< OS<wonr Porter* Store in new Hotllngswoih y Offloe Phontaw; ' Dr,;Johnson* reehlenoe 221 So River Street Phone 21, once boar*: 10 to 12 a m; 1 to 8 end 7 to 8 p m. Or. Krosier** ree'deooe at office—Phone 196. Offioe hours: 0 to 11:80* m. 1 to 8 A 7 to * p m. BBNBSXLAKB, IND pg, W. HARTSELJL, M. D. HOMEOPATH 10 " Physician and Surgeon, Chronic dtseese* * specialty. In StocktorWUliams block opposite court house. Phone £0 RENSSELAER, IND. 1.8 & I M. WASHBURN, M. D Physicians and Surgeons. Dr I. B. Washburn will gi*e special attention to dfeeasesof the eye, ear, nose, throat and chronic ifceases. He also tests eyes tor glasses. Office nn-stairs, oyer Kills & Murray's store. Alephone No. 48. ) - RENSSELAER, IND. f|B. A. L. BERKLEY, Physician and Surgeon. Office in Odd Fellow*’ Annex,opposite public Square. Phone lap, RENSSELAER. I ND, JJR. E. 0. ENGLISH. Physician ana Surgeon Night and da; calls given prompt attention. Baslde&ce Phone 118. Office Phone i 77 RENSSELAER, INDIANA. I|R. A. J. MILLER, Physician and Surgeon. Rensselaer, - - Indiana* Office up stairs In Forsythe block. General practice of medicine, surgery and X-ray work. Dalis answered promptly day or night, Office atdtsldeDce i bouts 204 (Jasper to.); also DB.TURFLER& TURFLER, Dr. Francis Turfler Dr. Anna Francis Turfler. Osteopathic Physicians Graduate Amerioan School KIRKSVILLB MO. ~ Office Warher’s new building suite 1. RENSSELAER, IND

ATTORNEYS. Trank Foil*. Charles G. Bpitler Barry R. Kurrle. yOLTZ, BPITLER & KURRIE (Successor* to Thompson A Bro.) Attorney-at-Law. Item, Real Estate, Insurance, Abstract* and Loans. Only aet of Abstract Books In County RENSSELAER, IND. yERGDSON & WILSON, Attorneys-at-Law, i. Will practice In all the courts. Will give careatasntlon to any and all kinds of Legal Business Intrusted to them. Office west side of Public Square—upstairs. BENSBELA.ES. IND. U. X. Baughman. O. A. Williams Baughman & Williams, Attorney s-at-Law. CLaw, notary Work, Loans and Real Estate. Special attention glveu to collections of all kuda Office over “Racket Store. Kusbxlakk, - Indiana. OHARLES E. MILLS Attorney-at-Law . Insuran e, Collections, and Real Estate, Ab s tracts carefully prepared. Titles Examined Farm Loans negotiated at lowest rates. Office upstairs in Odd Fellows’ Temple. UgM. B. AUSTIN Lawyer and Loan Broker. —.—L. — faOffloe in roriyths Block, comer Washington and Vanßenaselaer it., BBNBBBLAKB, - - ■ IND, J. J. HUNT, Attorney-at-Law. »■■■ ■' s r Law, Real Estate. Insurance, Abstracts and Loans, ornca: Oyer Ellis A Murray’s store BENBBBLAEB, IND. E P. HONAN, Attorney At Law, Law, Loans, Abstracts, Insurance and Real Estate. Will practice in all the Courts. AM business attended to with promptness and dispatch. , RENSSELAER, INDIANA. RAY D. THOMPSON, * Attomey-ai-Law, Wetory Pnbttq, OaAscttoul, Loeas, and aU Legal Boaffisss carer ufly attended to Office Oyer Bank North of Court Houso. 3. T. Irwin \ s 8.0. Irwin JBWIN A IRWIN. Snoeeeeota to. Warren a Irwin, Real Relate , Abstract*, ■anun. no

A Letter From Europe.

“Princess Irene” 10:00 a. m. Silip Time, about 5 a. m. Repsgelaer Time. July 15th, 1903. Dear Friends: We are now in the Mediterranean Sea and early tomorrow morning we cast anchor in the Bay of Naples, so our twelve days’ trip on the water is almost completed. We have had an unusually fine voyage, and consequently, little or no seasickness. Our steamer the. “Princess Irene” of the North German-Lloyd line, has been in use only three years and is a well-arranged and well-kept boat. There are on board about eight hundred and fifty people, including cabin passengers, crew and steerage. The last number about three hundred and are a very dirty and picturesque crowd of Italinns. They furnish us entertainment these moonlight nights with their singing and dancing. >

This is the warmest day we have had. The ocean air has been cool and bracing, and gave us all keen appetites for the generous meals supplied us. We have breakfast at 7:30, a cup of broth if we wish it, at eleven, luncheon at on a, lemonade and cakes at four, and a seven or eight course dinner at eight. Our chief exercise is walking, and after dinner there is a long line of couples on the lower promenade deck, bent on making the ten rounds which count a mile. During the day we play “ringtoss” and shuffle-board, or, if we feel indolent, we read and take naps in our streamer chairs. The only excitement we have is caused by a passing steamer or the appearance of a whale. There have been several inter-

esting social fusctiOns, among them an informal dance, two bails, two concerts, and tonight the last on the ship, will be the captain’s which means an elaborate menu and speech-making. We started from New York City on Saturday July the fourth, and we passed the Azores Islands the following Thursday. The islands, nine in'number, are beautiful and well-cultivated. The climate is very equable, so much so that the grains and fruits which grow so abundantly, can be planted at any season of the year. The houses are built of white plaster. As these islands are a mailing station, our mail, which had been collected, was placed in an oilskin bag, then in a tin box, this last attached to a buoy, and the whole thrown off to be towed in by a small boat which came out in answer to our signals. On July thirteenth w%. jgtopped off a few hours at Gibraltar. We went ashore on a tender and then took a drive through the city. Its and crooked ’ streets are filled with peppleofall nationalities. and one sees costumes, and hears a confusion pf languages. The beggars and pedlars run by the sides of the carriage and tho their English is limited it is expressive and to the point—they cry ’‘money,'’ “money,' ,J! “nloney,” incessantly. Gibraltar has fifteen thousand inhabitants of which five thousand are soldiers.. The groat rock of Gibraltar is two and one-half miles long, from two to six furlongs wide, and twelve hundred feet high. It is said to be honeycombed with subterranean rooms and galleries and the cliffs are full of holes where cannons are stationed. Gibraltar was interesting and full of novel sights, hut it was also very warm and dusty, and we were all glad to get back to the steamer which now sterns to us like home. Helena Wash burn.*

The Carnegie Library.

Subeoribe one dollar or more on or before Aug. 8,1903, to belp buy the Site. Meet with us at 3p. m. on said day to help arrange to bnild. If you subscribe we can close the aubeoription list on said day.

Deloa Thompson's hordes were well to the front at Kokomo, last week. Billy Smith won 2nd place in tbe 2:30 trot, time 2:18$ and his new horse, Kindest Kind, was also aeoond in the 2:20 trot, time 2:125. The amount won by each horse was $250. This week the horses are at LogansportMr. and Mrs. E. P. Honan went to Chioago today, where they expect to remain for a week, while Mr. Honan is engaged in his important duties as a member of the § (institutional Committee of the atholic Order of Foresters. After that they will attend the International Convention of the order, at Dubuque, lowa. f

Marriage License.

....... f For Sale. A 7 drawer. 52 inch flat top oak offioe desk. Ia good condition. B. F. Coen, Comer House. Sohleman’s Motto. Not how cheap but how good. Call on the new cement firm for all kinds of sidewalk and patching and foundations. All work euaranteed first elass. Phone 366. C. W. Platt & Yeider -.—-—— f—.—,w_ i * Household Goods For Sale. Five Stoves Four Stands One Bedroom Suit One Commode One Washing Machine One Wringer One Churn Twelve Milk Crocks Two Inoubators Four Brooders One Large lion Kettle Three Bedsteads with mattress and springs. One Sofa. Two Dining Tables, one droped eaf table Two Sets Dining Room Chairs Four Rocking Chairs * Pictures, Carpets and other artiole too numerous to mention* Call at residence. D. A. Stoner.

) Tlie 99c Racket Store I ♦ THE ♦ j Wonder of the 20th Century \ J More and better goods for the same money or same ♦ 4 goods for less money is what makes the o £ 99 cent Racket Store Famous. ♦ 1 Every SDay is a SPECIAL BAY. \ a You will find bargains every day in the week here. S j We mark our goods right in the first place, and do i o not have to discount them 2 5 to 40 per cent like others ♦ J do to dispose of same. When we put a price on .an A $ article you can depend you are getting the same goodfr? | for same money or better goods and more goods for a J less money than you can elsewhere. The people are J 5 commencing to find these facts beyond a doubt by the i ♦ way our trade is increasing daily. We have special a 4 features for the next two weeks in the following lines 0 ▲ which will pay you to come miles to buy of us, as you £ o save enough on the purchase of $lO worth of Goods to ♦ ♦ more than pay you for the trouble to say nothing about f 6 the Fine and Beautiful Presents we give when your 4 £ purchases amount to $5 or more. £ $ A few specealties in Glassware, China, Crockery, Enameledware, House* J ♦ Furnishing Goods, Notions, Toweling, Hosiery, ♦ | Shirts, Pants, Overalls, etc, ’ * ▲ 4 We have just added a fine and up to date line of- shoes for 2 0 men, women, cbildreu and little tots. Guaranteed to be all o ▼ solid leather and warranted to wear and to give satisfaction. ▼ 2 ' Made by one of the largest shoe houses in the world—Hamilton, 2 a Brown Shoe Co., Bt. Louis, U. 8. A. They turn out a pair of o ♦ shoes a minute, and employ over 5500 workmen making noth- ♦ J ing bat the best*goods. We have the sole agenoy for the sale $ iot their shoes and oan save you 35 per cent to 50 per cent on 4 everything right through the line. It will pay you to oall and a inspect our goods before you boy. We oan suit you and give f you satisfaction- "We shall handle a oheaper line also but we 4 do not guarantee the same. a A bargain in the largest size Willow Clothes Basket made, £ 4 only 65 cents egoh, Small profits and quiok sales is our motto. Come everybody ♦ 9 and viait the... . i The 99 Cent Racket Store.! I EV. Propr. f

; IT DOES THE f OWL * Spragues Fly Bouncer is being need quite successfully among Jasper oounty stockmen and farmers. One cattle feeder sprays it on the baoks of seventy five head of oorn-fed cattle, morning and evening. He says his cattle put on mors flesh and the cost is small oompared with the great advantage it affords. Ask your druggist for Sprague’s Fly Bounoer. IT DOES THE WORK. Entertainment at Barkley N. E. Church There will be a Literary and musical entertainment at the Barkley M. E. churoh Thursday Aug. 6tb. Light refreshments will be served; everybody invited. Admission 10 and 15 oents. w Water Tanks a Specially. We are making stock and storage tanks of all sizes and kinds a specialty. Our prioes are lowest: 6 ft, $7.50, Bft $12.50,10 ft $19.00 Donnelly’s Carpenter Shop.

Tisbing... i ) AND - ■ -..bunting (COLORADO possesses some of the finest fishing and hunting grounds on earth* * the dense forests being the natural covert for elk, deer and other game. Its myriads of streams teem with mountain trout: its lakes, while also full of attraction® for the angler, are also the haunt of millions of geese, ducks and other wild fowls. Splendid Train Accommodations Service to Col- provided for all -.-. j. a *_ classes of passenorado via the gers on th % UNION PACIFIC Very Low Rates During the Summer Full Information cheerfully furnished on application to W. G. NEIMYER, GENERAL AGENT. 193 South Clark St., Chicago, til.

Glfflljio Hf i see you jj |p|f| I Come in and n | let n 5.... ; ‘Figure with you on that bill. We will figure against Chicago or any other place onprice or grade. We belong to no association or combination, Onr prices are our own. Your for business, J. C. Gwin & Co

i irl Gasoline - Engines, Perkins ttlind mills. ~ PUMPS Cypress; and Steel tanks, Gas Pipes and all kinds of Water Supplies. = rc™™- Judson i Perkins.

The Second Chapter. The Kansas City Bull that sold laßt season for $9,000 —sold at a late sale for SIO,BO0 —just 20 jter cent advance. The quality brought the advance. Stndebaker Bros.’ line of Farm Wagons, Carriages, Surreys, Driving Wagons and Rural Mail Delivery Wagons are equal to the quality of SIO,BO0 — | The price has not advanced two per oent. Page Brothers Buggy Company’s carriages, Driving Wagons, Bikes and Stanhopes— are fine as silk at old prices—quality first class. T. T. Haysock the man for stlye, quality and finish is bound to . you—.none better. The McCormick celebrated Mowers, Binders, Corn Hamsters and Shredders far ahead of all opposition and PRICE LOWER." I have the agenoy for the Kemp & Burpee original Manure spreaders For O sgood U. S, Standard- Scales as gocd as the best and th price is right. Birdsell clover hnller is a winner-gets all the seed. .. I have the agency for ■—m.i Baum’s Stocl£ Poultry Food The best in the land, Maked ipows.give more’mi*, puts fat on horses where oorn fails. .' h'ens lay double yolk'eggs every other day. vy. J|. ... ~ >,», , ~ < . . > ■ y r, [-4 T »*• Please oall and see me and my quality bTsWdlf of goods. ‘ • * lam youTs hinoelely, ~ * . C. A.-.. HQBEETB On Front Street, RenaselAer. Id, 1r CARRIAGE, WAGON' 1 ,-AND=a^-. J WOODWORK SHOP J. P, WARNER, Proprietor. PAINTING AND REPAIR WOftK A g-PW-TATmr Shop io new buildiog on Sooth Float Stret, one square below Liberal Com® II6IISSQI&6]% Lid*