Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 38, Number 17, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 10 October 1905 — Page 4

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Notice as to Ditch Petition. Notice is hereby given to the following named persons. Lowit: John Makeever Chas A.Harringtor Fred R. Otis Charles T. Otis Henry J. Hochbaum J. W. Spencer heir: J. W. Spencer Lucius J. Otis JohannaGreenwald Charles A. Boyle f ClarenceO. Boyle Eliza A. Haas William Cooper Lois M. Sleezer Armstead King MichaelOttalie Kalb Cornelius Evers Henry Bogina Klaas Ettema Romke Sipkema Herman Weringa Edith E. Harwick Herman H. Kelder Klaas Weringa Eli Gerber Simon Jans Suidemi Arthur Humphreys George Williams I Valeria Williams MorganHollinshead Robert E. Lee John M. Stanley | Charles Stolp James S Robins Alje Bierma Union Civil Township by Harvey Davisson and Keener Civil Township by Henry Feldman that Charles T. Otis and Other petitioners on the 6th day of October 1905 filed with the Judge of the Jasper Circuit Court and in the Jasper Circuit! court their petition praying for the location and construction of a large open ditch on the following described route, towit: Commencing at a point thirty (30) feet north of the north east corner of section twenty three (23) township thirty one (31) north, range seven (7) ■west, in Jasper counts. Indiana, and from thence west on a line thirty (30) feet north of the section line to the public ditch known as the Otis Ditch, thence following the line of the Otis Ditch to the one half section line of section fifteen (15), thence west or a line thirty (30) feet north of the section line to a point thirty feet north of the southwest corner of the southeast quarter of section seventeen (17) and from thence north to the center of section seventeen (17) and from thence in a general northerly directionfollowing the line of the said Otis Ditch to a point in said Otis Ditch west of and near the center of section five (5) said township and range where the same will have a good and sufficient outlet, said ditch being wholly within the said county ot Jasper and State of Indiana: that said ditch cause by order of court and by endorsement on the petition therefor is set for docketing on Monday, November 13, 1905. The same being the first judicial day of the November Term 1905 of the Jasper Circuit Court and that you and each of you are hereby notified of the filing of said petition and the day set for d< cketing thereof and that your names and your lands are mentioned and described in •aid petition as being affected and which ought to be assessed for the construction of said improvement. Witness the hand and seal /MBAI/Wtbe Jasper Circuit Court this day of October, 1905. C. C. Warner, Clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court. CharlesT Otis, et al, Petitioners. Ji. P. Thompson, -Foltz & Hpitler, Atl’ys for Petitioners.

One Bottle |v __ Or. Cald- J /wL well’sSyrup ' Pepsin, used BHBWByw as directed, will give you i m - ! * B mediate re■mC- WjgJ lief fro mt ha |aH|l EsUl inexpressinol ble tortures UM occasioned wa 13 y const >* ® W pation, and Jct Jwr ts attendills. Continue the use of this wonderful remedy for a time. It will soon set your system right, when an occasional dose of it will keep your internal organism in the very pink of condition. Well inside, you’re well all over. Dr. Caldwell’s , (Laxative) Syrup Pepsin is the best preparation obtainable for all the many ills and ailments arising from overworked or disordered digestive organs. It acts quickly and surely on the cause of the trouble and its beneficial effects are instantly perceptible. It will cure the most obstinate cases. Dr. Caldwell's Laxative Syrup Pepsin can be obtained in both dollar and halfdollar sizes from all druggists. Your money will be refunded if it does not benefit you. Your postal card request will brfnir by return mail our new booklet, “Dr. Caldwell’s Book of Wonders” and free sample to those who have •ever tried this wonderful remedy. Write todajfe PEPS UN SYRUP CO. Monticello, Illinois S 'ld and Guaran eed by A F Long I have a good nine room house on two big lots wood house barn well and fruit all iu good condition. I will take 3 good horses, wagon, harness, buggy, cow. 2 sows and some chickens, cultivator harrow, and breaking plow as part pay. ’ Also have a good small farm for sale, for further information call or write Earl Sayler, Rensselaer, Ind. wf3tp.

Laßue Bros, has the best line of Fall goods intuwu, call and see them. Bring us your butter and eggs we pay the highest prices. Lajlpe Bros. See our new line of plaid wa st ngs. Laßue Bros.

A Notable Theatrical Event

At the Chicago Auditorium Monday October 16. Beginning Monday, October 16, at the Auditorium, Chicago will be seen what is universally conceded to be the largest theatrical organi zation and the most collossal and magnificent production known to theatrical history, it is that of Kia w & Erlanger American reproduction of the greatest of the English Drury Lane spectacles entitled Humpty Dumpty. Its Chicgo presentation will be the same in every detail as tl at which charactrrizedthe London and New York engagements for the past two years, and with the same ; r at cast and tremendous ensemble which comprises between 350 and 400 notable comedians, singers, dancers, specialists, pnutomimists and acrobats. Klaw and Erlanger, the Manager of Humpty Dumpty, who last Fal presented am t her one of their important ]>roducti<»n’’Ben Hur’’ at the same theatre. have made every ejjort to make thi>. their latest production of spectacle, the mightiest and most gorg* ous of all theatrical achievements, and are said t<s h<|ve produced the most colossal yicrger of mirth, melody and magnificence known to the annals of the stage, totally eclipsing anything that has gone before. An idea of the immensity of this production may be gleaned from the fact that more than 350 comedians, singers, dancersand pantomimists appear in it. and seventeen scenes, each as elaborate as an entire ordinary production, and more beautiful than has ever been seen upon the Amerscan stage, are used. The costumes number 2000 and cost aloue $150,000 to produce. Never has so much (in the way of quantity) been offered for the money. The principals of the case are Frank Moulan. Maud Lillian Berri, Nellie Daily. Diamond Donner, ' William C. S< hi "de,George Schiller John G. Schrede, Joseph Smith, I John McVeigh. Madeline Seville, i David Abrams, the marvelous 1 Grigolatis Flying Ballet and 350 others. Ihe sale of seais will begin next Monday, October ‘Jth, the prices Hieing 50c, 75c, SI.OO, £1.50, and ' mail orders accompanied by rem t- ' tances, will be promptly attended to. Auditobium Theater.

■> NEW CLOTHING STORE NOW OPEN J. 1 Rowles & Parkefß JUVITE YOV to come here to see our immense display of bright new merchan. dise for Fall and Winter from the world’s best sources of supply. Want you to come not merely to see, but to buy; hence savings' that will make it well worth your while. Men’s new style Fall and Winter Suits—every suit a new one—priced exceptionally low. K .

29 Rfi tn qnn For Bovs’ well made, good CQ 7K fn Clin For little fellows Buster JZ.UU IU O.UU serviceable Double Breast- W O'™ Brown Suits, in fancy or ed Knee Pant Suits. Jusit the thing for Pure Worsted Serge with Bloomer Pants, school wear. Sizes 6to 16. Sizes 3to 8.

m-n fa For Men’s Heavy Grade Fall Winter Suits Tk I X I In now and nobby effects of all-wool Cheviots, Worsteds, fancy novelty Irm tJ* mixtures, plain blue Serges, etc. Well tailored suits with shape retaining ■ front and shoulders, cut in the very newest style, single and double breasted Sacks. Sizes up to 46.

$6.00

Many other li ies selling up to $22.50, containing all the newest choice patterns in single and double breasted st\les; strictly high tailored suits, perfect in fit and construction, better than any custom tailored suit, and you positively save f run $5 00 to $8 00 a suit against custom tailor prices.

$ Men’s and Young Men’s Fall 7 Ml and Winter Overcoats • and Cravenettes Ia Tn nil the newest styles. A complete assorthjH tnei.t ol all that is best in each line, and you vIUU me fttte to save money by making your purBFI r A chase here. Men’s Overcoats excellent val--1/111 ” PR * 7 f, °’ 511000 Rnd * 12,50, OTHER OVERCOATS SELLING UP TO $25.00.

qt fin For Boys’ fine black and fancy Made with Double Knee and Double Seat. VviUU Worsted and fancy all wool Cheviot, Ask to see the "BEST EVER” Suit. Ages Knee Pants Suits. ! from 6to 16 years. Odd Fellows’ Bidg. ROWLES rSi ‘PA/RKE'R

The Cullen Street Barter Shop. _ I Frank Hiskell. hiving bough ! out his fotmer partner Sam Head I rickson, has associated with him ' George Bell, an experienced, rapid and very careful barber, and ihu firm is now’ Haskell & Bell. T hey invite all in need of woik in their line to give them a tiial. They guarantee a neat and well kept shop and satisfactory wprk. Shop on Cullen street oppt Kte the Makeever House \ Hask< \\ & Bdil

Handsome New Fall Styles $15.00, Best suits ever shown in Rensselaer at so low a price, goods which speak for themselves, Case of sheer close pricing on our part. A profit saving without equal. Made of beautiful fancy Worsted Materials, Cheviots and neat mixtures of overplaids in brown or gray, and still others in Al “ Tfl I plain navy blue worsted serge and black Thibet cloth. They are all cut in the latest fashion I which dictates longer coats in both single and h|l double breasted styles, with deep center or side | which critical dressers approve. For men of regular or stout build. Sizes up to 46 inch breast measureFor Fine Furnishings, Hats and Shoes, our line would do justice to cities many times the size of ours.

SIO.OO ANO $12.50

F°y Boys’ well made* every day Long Pants C || O Suits. These suits are made of good Quality hX Jj 1111 Wool Cheviot and Cassimere, in neat and FjrWlwW fancy designs, are strongly made and very suitable for school wear.

Men’s Well Made Every-day Suits, $6 to $10.00.j These suits are of heavy quality black Cheviots and fancy Scotch Mixtures; good serviceable Suits that will give splendid satisfaction; weH tailored throughout, all sizes from 34 to 44 They fit perfect and are as good as maiiy others would ask $8.50 for.

Our Fall line of shoes are all in i now and are offering them at pricts ' that <hfy competition. Laßue Bios. i I % ! I have just received Fall and ( . Winter styles and full line of i ; samples of ready made, anti sj ecial , order garments, from the well known house of Chas. A. Stevens Bros., Chicago. LiuLesare requested to call. Mbs. Glazebkook, Ag« nt. dltwtf

For young_ men’s stylish all-wool Fall Suits, worth sl2 50 and $15.00 These are long pants suits in sizes from 15 to 20 years. They are made of strictly all-wool Cheviots in fancy mixtures of grey and brown, smooth finished pure worsteds, others in plain navy blue Serge and black Thibet Cloth and unfinished Worsteds. Single or Double Breasted Sacks, cut long, after the newest fashion, highly tailored throughout. OTHER YOUNG MEN’S SUITS UP TO $16.50.

UP TO $22.50

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40 good bn eding sh<‘ep tosellen quire of Ed K. Randle. J. C. Carmichael makes a grea reduction in blankets and robes for the next (»o days. dw.>ct 12 Jtot received a large line of dress go ds at I.a Rue Bros. Wanted: u-dy or gentleman of fdr e« ucati >n to represent a large busiiHSß fir i. Good salary. Address, Earl Saidla, w2tp Rensselaer, Ind.