Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 36, Number 119, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 18 October 1904 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

We Are Exclusive Agents for COLE’S HOT BLAST

Guaranteed Cole’s Hot Blast is guaranteed to' remain absolutely air-tight; to maintain uniform heat day and night, to heat rooms in morning with last night’s fuel; to hold fire 30 hours;, to save.one-third fuel over any lower draft,stove same size*

Most Cleanly Cole’s Hot Blast is air-tight with a smokeless feed door, allowing the use of the cheapest fuel without gas or smoke escaping. The removal of ashes by. the dustless ash remover prevents dust or ashes getting on the floor.

Holds Fire 36 Hours Cole’s Hot Blast is guaranteed to hold fire 36 hours with soft coal or hard coal without attention to the stove. Another point, the rooms can be heated two hours in the morning with coal put in the stove the night before. Simply open draft.

-Something interntins I . i ► < < ► i ► MY LINE OF STOVES " i :! And the close prices I am able to 1 « name should interest all. Wood and <» Soft Coal Heaters ranging from x si.6o to $1 5.00. Cooks and Ranges from SIO.OO to $35.00. I have these JJ. stoves bought as low as is possible \ \ for any merchant to buy them and being at no expense of handling I can save you money on anything in ; [ the line. Therefore this add. should J; be interesting. ; ’ ! i‘ > Remember the Place *■* j ► W. R. LEE, McCoy sburg, Indiana. | H. O. HARRIS, E. T. HARRIS, C. H. MILLs Preset. Vivce Pres. Cashier. Rtwsseatr Bank ESTABLISHED 1889. BEHSBELAER, INP. DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Interest paid on time deposits, money loaned on. approved security. Drafts bought and sold on principal cities. PARW LOAMS A SPECIALTY. RESPCTFULY SOLICIT YOUR UtStateßank of Rensselaer Corner of Washington and Van Rensselaer Streets. Direc y 0 r ~ John Eger, President. Delos Thompson, Cashier Lucius Strong Granville Moody. Warren Robinson. Does a general banking business, Loans Money on all kinds of approved security; buys notes, pays interest on savingsj pays taxes for customers and others. Cbif Bank will be glad to extend Every Taper to its Customers Consistent with Safe Banking Principles. Telephone 42. Weal Vacation flllrlpfr rx Places There Is a splendid vacation country la YiKajrT i It / V southern Michigan and that adjoining it is JJ / northern Indiana—a country of many beauS tiful lakes, running streams clear as crystal. ■-•*- \ and deep woods. 3* VVf' ■ " ' «<j re «r« 1 delightful places for fishing. Ar* * boating, bathing, camping out and kindred , . . pleasures, where you can enter into a simple. Joyous summer life perfectly free from every-day conventionalities. The cost is very moderate. Board and rooms in farm houses and small summer hotels at rates averaging from $5 to $8 per week. There are also many furnTshed cottages for rent at reasonable rates. This entire region is reached lt>y trains of The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry. and the £).. T. ft M. R. R.. which it operates. To assist in selecting a »rattaa place, the following books will be sent for 5 cents in postage tocher i tk * part of mailing coat: “The Ideal Vacation Land,** containing: 48 pages (B*lo Inches) of beautiful HV • ChJfJsS™-1? ■* £2s* ?? pecl *° 11l Mb-ate some of the hike country- EmM. containing a list of summer hearting place*. f inclosing summer .hotels, farm houses, furnished cottages and camoi with A rates, features of location and other information. Address x _ A. J* SMITH, Q. P. 4k T. A.* Cleveland, O. ™

INDIANA DEATHS IN AUGUST. Mortality statistioa ieaued by ( the State B.ard of Health for tbe month of August show that there were 2.960 deaths in that mouth, or a rate of 13 2. Ia August, 1903 the death rate was 13.7, the rate for August of this year showing a decrease of .5 Thera w« re were 303 death from consumption, wuioh was 44 more than was oaused by this disease in Angnst of la6t year. Typhoid fever oansed 100 deaths; diarrheal diseases, 473; oanoer, 103; smallpox, 3. There were 175 deaths from violenoe. The northern pait of Indiana showed the larger percentage of deaths* The lowest death rate was in Benton oonnty, where the rate was 31. Lawrence oounty, with a death rate of 23 9, had the highe st rate. Consamption invaded 300 homes in Indiana, caused 214 children to beoome orphans, among whom 165 were under twelve years old, many of whom will fall under public oare. THE DANCING SEASON. I will re-open my dauoing sohools in Rensselaer at tbe Armory Hall Friday Eve. Oot. 14th, 1904. The Classes Every Ft idayOhildren 4:30 to 6.00 p. m. Terms 10 lessons one term $3.50. Adult beginners 7.30 to 9.00 p. m. Terms 10 lessons one term $5 00 Assemblies 9.00 to 12 00 p, m. Terms Gentlemen 50 cts Ladies 25 cents One oouple gentleman and lady 50 cents. Note: The Opening assembly will be 75 cent per couple, Extra Ledies 35 cents Speoial musio for the opening. Prof. Fred Anderson of Indianapolis will furnish tbe musio for both olasses and assembly. You all remember bis work here so nothing further is neoessary. Private Lessons by appointment. Prof. H. L. Arnold.

PROHIBITION RALLIES 1.8, Wad© of Lafayette, Prohibition candidate to Congress, will oondaot rally meetings in this oounty on the following dates: *. Remington, Ootober 19tb. Slaughter school house, Oot. 20 Rensselaer, Ootober 21st, Gillam Tp, Ootober 22ud. Walker Tp., Ootober 23rd. Tefft, Ootober 24th. Wheatfield, Ootober 25th. The meetings will be held at night and men and women of all parties are invited. w Oot2l Monon Low Rates. On Oot. 4th and 18th one way Colonist tiokets may be sold -to certain points in Kansas, Oklaand Indiana Territory at rates of $11.25, to points in Texas $13.75. to points in New Mexico $16.25. $1 for the ronnd trip to Montioello Oot 4th to Bth, Limit Oot. 9 Corn Festival. W. H. Beam Agent Farm For Rent. For rent, the former Peter Wasson farm, 5 miles southeast of Rensselaer; 380 acres, mostly under cultivation, Address the owner Edward Ranton, at Hoopeston, 111. DRAFT HORSE WANTED* Wanted, a good heavy draft horse, most he young, sound and gentle. Will trade lumber for him, or pey o«Bh. Donnelly Lumber Co. Look ovur Warner Bros liae of buggies, earring’** aud road wagons before buyiug. ih«y will nave you money. Read L©«’h s'ove t*dd tnd go dee his line. You will sure boy. McCoysburg.lnd. $1.40 tor »Hg mu. H trip to Lafayette Oot. 4:h to Sh, limit one day from da”* of sale.

"The Man Who Thinks Smokes Captain Jinks” \ 2l * 1 mKSHv • GAPT. JINKS THE LEADER OF ALL 6c CIGARS For *ale by O. H. Vick. B. F. Fondle, J. H Cox, A. F.Long, Goff & 3on, H. R. Wood, A. McFarland, J. T, Zttiing, McC oily & Coe

New Upholstery Shop. The undersigned have opened a first class furniture repairing and upholstering shoD, on Front street one door south of the mill. Goods aalled for or delivered; and satisfaction guaranteed. Telephone No. 28. Collins Bros. dwtf Five Pol and-China brood sows and one boar for sale, cheap. Enquire of E. P. Honan. Good 3 room house, aud barn to rent. Call on Hiram Day. For sale, very oheap through bred Poland China boar, Champion Perfection At my plaoe 5 miles west of Franoesville. Postoffioe McOoysburg. w3tp J. T. Collins. For rent a good five room house good house, large garden, fruit fine well eto Call on Arthur H. Hopkins or Miss Ellen Saylers on the premises I have your patent shoveling boards, when you want them. W. R. Lee, MoCoysburg, Ind. Dwelling houses and store rooms to rent. A. Leopold.

Dr. Chas. Vick, Eye Specialist This is an of Speoialists. Theabil ity to do one thing and do it well is more to be commended and iB of more benefit to humanity than to do many things and none equal to the best. We limit our prsotioe on tho eye to errors of re-, of which we have made a Speoial Study for over thirty years. Office in O. H. Viok’s frnit stors next doer to express offioe.

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