Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 39, Number 37, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 11 January 1907 — Page 4

RENSSELAER REPUBLICAN >■ Office in The Republican Building gorner of Washington and N'Vstor ’streets, Rensselaer, Indiana. ISSUED EVKFV ' TUESDAY AKB FRIDAY »Y GEORGJS E. MARSHALL. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. MARSHALL & HEALEY, P CRUSHERS.

It is now announced from Washngton that Hie influence of “vested ntereste'' have killed the Philip pine tariff bill, the immigrate n bill and the ship subsidy bill for this season Ivt' 1c ist. —The Philip : pine bill is one which every element of pi'lice and fairness towards the Philippine demand to l>e passed, while every consider- 1 at ion of patriotism and the best in terests t>f I he whole people-require the immigration and shipping bills. Regarding the shipping bill it is Laly a marvel how sjrong aud hitter and unreasoning remains the feeling agailist this measure all thru the interior portions of the country, and how tin* people, othetwi'U stnmg piotecti.-'ni'*!'.,' in • this in after —pFr’bst —m lead of such free trade papers as the Indianapolis Ncws. rather tlran Their own leading papers and such great 1 eaders as Roose velt This long fight for American merchant ships on the ocean is very similar, to only worse than the long battle with' blind prejudice and short sighted ignorance, that the country went thru for nearly 20 ye irs before any steps were taken to build up a modern American navy.

The Democratic bretheru here are not falling xirer ea ch other in their zeal to attend the Jackson Day exercises at Lafayette, today. Peter Hordeman, Eli Gerber and N. Littlefield are all so far heard Oj who have gone or going. Most of them, like Brother Babcock of the Democrat, are too busy, making mouey these prosperous Republican times to be willing to spare the time to attend. -

About The Game Law.

The fact does not seem to be generally known that there is a section of the game law passed two years ago by which the punishment for hunting on Sunday is from *1 to SSO fine uuder section 606 of the 1905 acts, and uuder section 626 of the same acts ifyou plead guilty, a fine of *2O must be asses- ' for the benefit of the state gam *ardeu. Note the point ifyou "plc.al guilty” tbejustice of the peace has no option. Ifyou have a trial the jury may only fine you sl. It is something of an ethical question as to who and what the present game laws are for. It has been charged that this Sunday clause was put iu to protect the j game from being killed by the poor ] people who work, and to keep it for the rich and professional hunters. Anyway there were no hitches' iu the way the machine worked; when Lee Martin, deputy game wardeD, caught George Sheelz, Peteo Xitel)el, Jr., Henry Gerlacb. j Lon Weddle aud Elmer Campbell hunting last Sunday, and it cost ‘them over *3O each in Squiie Stevenson’s court Monday.—Moral —Don't hunt on Sunday.—Fowler Review.

A i mican Lady Speaks Highly of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Mrs. Michael Hart, wife of the superintendent of Cart Service at iLipgeton,„■ Jamaica West Indies Islands, says that she has for some years used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs, croup aud whooping cough and has found it very beneficial. She lias implicit confidence in it and would not be without a bottle of it in her homo. Sold by B. F. Fendig. * * Notice To All Concerned. Notice is hereby giveu to all peisons pot to sell any goods or mer chandise on credit to. nor in any way to become creditors of, any member of my family, uor to accept any orders purporting to be from me. As I will pay no debts except such as Impersonally, incur. - f dwStp Krastus Peacock. Persoins having exhibits at the Poultry show, can have neat show card written by James W. Brown

Public Funds fill Be Divided up,

It is practicaljy settled that there w ill |jbeYrn”' .public depository law pacsta at the approaching session of the legislature. It is also rets enable eeitain»that the rate of in-t*-je't the law 7 w ill fix for public funds on deposit will be two per cent p< r annum. The law will not likely make it possibly for any bauk to secure a monopo y of the county or township deposits,' and provisions will likely be made to h ive the funds divided among the responsible institutions 'of the con rit v» " O. K. Ritchey's big pri7.e tom hi 01 ze turk will be at the poult ay shpw this week, and four very fine hear. Be uie and see them. 1

PUBLIC SALE. As I am going to move away I will oiler at public sale at what is know as the .»ohn L. Nichols farm, in Barkley township. 5 miles uoith and ;> milcseast of Rensselaer, on Tuesday, January 15, 1907. The followin ' property tSwitir--9 Head of Horses Goiwstiug of i bay mare 10 yrs •bid, wt. 1.500. irr-foat by PnHttiw Co hoi so: 1 hay gelding* 5 yrs old, \vt. V. IOO; l hay gelding. 5 yrs old. wj 1.500': 1 black gelding. b yrs old, >\ i ii spau bTaek maTcirebacli colts; full brothers,. 1 coming 2 yrs old. one last spring colt; 1 last spring colt sired by Pullins Co. horse: ! last spring wit sired by McCoysburg I'e.rcheron horse, 1 thoroughbred Belgium uiare colt. 11 Head of Gattie. Consisting of 2 thorough bred Short Horn cows will be fresh in March, 1 half Jersey cow will be fresh in February, 2 Short Horn cows will be fresh in spring, 1 thorobred Short Horn bull coming 2; 1 Short Horn bull coming yearling. 2 half Jersey heifers coming yearlings; 1 eow t> yrs old fresh March 1, 1 heifer coming yearling, 1 thoroughbred bull coming yearling.

35 Head of Hogs. Consisting of 2 thoroughbred registered Duroc sows, hied to Harmon's Kautagaiu, 8 tborobred Duroc lull pigs sired by Teeter’s Golden Chief. 6 Poland China brood sows all bred to thoroughbred P. C. b >ar. IS thoroughbred P. C. shoats, I thoroughbred Poland China boar Monarch Perfection sired by L. aud W. Perfection. Pedigrees f iruished with all hogs sold. ; Farming Implements. 1 eud gate seeder, 1 hay rake, 1 breaking plow, 1 spring wagon, 1 single buggy, 1 hay frame, 1 double wagon box. Thoroughbred White Leghorn and Plymouth Rook chickens. Household aud kitcheu furniture and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms of Sale. 12 months credit without interest no appioved security or 6 per cent off tor cash on sums over *5. Sums under *5 cash. If not paid when due 8 per cent interest from date. W. W. BURNS. A. ,T. Harmon. Auct. The LaJies Aid Society of the Barkley Christian Church will serve lunch.

SOUR STOMACH 4 § is ft common and distress* ing complaint. It is Natures’s way of Si fN protesting against imV £9F proper fool hastily devottred or too hearty meals, and if the warning is unheeded serious ■ results will follow. ™ When your stomach rebels at this abuse, It. becomes Inactive, your food ferments, gases form,and there is trouble ahead. The quickest, safest and surest way to conquer this condition and prevent its return is to immediately commence the use of .*

Dr. Caldwell’s {LajcatLv*) Syrup Pepsin This great remedy will instantly put things in order. It is just what your stomach needs. One trial this’wonderful preparation will convinceyou that ourclaimsare founded on trjuth and upheld by expi. nonce. Dr. Caldwell’* Syrup Pepsin can be obtained in both dollar and half-dollar aizes from all druggists. Your money will be refunded if it does not benefit you. Yoor postal card request will brine by return mail our new booklet, DR. CALDWELL’S BOOK OF WONDERS" and free sample to those who have never tried this wonderful remedy. Send for it today. PEPSIN SYRUP CO. [ Montloello, Illinois FOR SALE BY B-F*FENDKj

Even Sugar Will Be Changed

It is said that we will soon evtn notice a change ia the color of- the ! sugar, that is in the white grades. > The pure food law will do awaj with the bleeehing process in whitc sugars, which consists mainly o£. mixing indigo with the sugar. If* a shbrt time you will see nothing' but light brown sugar on the majii ket, and all granulated sugars wjlj be of that color. Health has been regarded above beauty in the fram j iug of the pure food law. In many other things like Changes will be ; made, i The consumer should nov j carefully watch w hat lie buys aim | • let out tie adulterated article. . A r | small demand would soon drive it | from the market. Notice the can or package that you buy, and if the j articles are adulterated, you wifi find it on the wrapper—in some cases in the very smallest print, -and in other cases devious ways] have been used to deceive the purchaser and yet remain within the pale of the law. While ugome manufacturers claim that the adulterated article is just as good as the pure, that statement can be taken with a good many grains of salt ft is sale,to sayJthat the adult era* tions would not he used if lhe\ were not inferior to the genuine at tide, and such elaborate methods taken to hide the fact.

Miss Clara Peters, the optician, will beat Keuttand all of this week? We are now handling stove wood either in cord wood lengths or sawed for heating stove or split for stove use.. Call Phone No. 4 if you Want good sound wood: Rensselaer Lumber Co Notice uflliti Ppliiio» p State of Indiana i In the Jasper Cir, ait County of Jasper i ° Court February Term-1907. In the matter of petition for a drain by Oarey L. Carr, et al. Notice of pendency, filin* and hearing of petition.

To Ade, George; Augspurger, Win. : Biggs, Albert J ; Brown, Ida Belle; Borutraner, Joseph C.: Beecher John; Bislosky, Jonn; Bringle, Wm L.; Clouse, Levi; Carr, James H.; Hai r. Carey L, :- Eieelsbach, Henrv; Eise e, V.ncent Ep'er.Jaooh;Francis,Jo»erh ; Francis Minerva; Griswold, Jennie; Gray. George c : Got m%n. Merris; Grant. Francis M ; Grant, rtiomn- W.; Goetz. John;Gaines,Nancy ; Hartsel'.Wm W.; Hoover, Wm J,; Hoover, Win M.; faap. John, Hoover. Frank L. ; Hill, Wm L.: Harris, Benj n; Hall, Joseph, Jr; Hill, Cl arles; Bill. Frank: Hill, James; Harris, Henrv O.: Hnlsto d, Orpheus C.; Harmon Arniel; Harris, Elbert T ;Hall,J.; Jenkins, Wilbart; Kolhoff. Henry; Kressel, Wm.; Kohler, Andrew; Keseinger, Charles G.; Kelley, Benton ; Kesringer, George M.: Unison, J. T.; Lamson, James E.; Leek. William E.: Lowe. Mary; Lewis, Ella; Lutzow, Jane; Lyons, Virginia E. M.; Monnett, Cordelia P.; Meyers, Lewis H.; Michael. Laura R.; Makeever, Daniel 8.; ilartindale, John; Ma-never, John; Makeever, Isaac X.; Moore, William E.; Makeever, Jasper; Makeever, Francis M.; M >rlan, Omar: Mayhew, Wm. D.; Monnett. Fletcher; Monnett, Elmira; Nofaiger, Chris ian: Phegley, Charles; Phegley, Edmund; Phegley. Oscar; Phegley. Elmer; Pierce, James W. porter, Walter V.; I’arkis n, Janiee R.: Pansier, Walter; Pancoast, Abner C.; Powell, James Arthur; P„ulus, Phillip; Putts, Joaeph; Randle. Harnett Phegley; Ritchey, Eliza Ann : Ress. Henry H.; Reed, Marcus W ; Ritchey, Wilrnot H.; Ritohev, Ann E : Rush, Mary Ermina : Reed, Mary E,;Robinson,lda A. ; Roberts, Preston F.: Roberts, Laura A.; Sparling, Francis A. : Sparling. Samuel: Somner, Joseph, Savior, Andrew K ; Saylor. Wm. D : Saylor, Wallace; Smith, Wm J ; Saylor. Benj L,: Saylor, Mary F. ; Seible, Phillip; Shipman, Jane ; Shipman, Henry M.; Trustees 1 of st. Joseph College: Wueithner, Salome, j Wuerthner Earliai t : WorUnd, David M.: Worland, Emma : Christian; Waling. Charles; Weiss. Charles R.; Wright. Randolph: Yeoman, James; Yeoman, Martha E : Yeoman, Robt. J.; Yeoman, Reuhen C-.; Yeoman, Hattie; Yeoman Franklin J ; Yeoman, Augusta A.; Yeoman, John; Yeoman, Alberms M. ; Yeoman, Wm- B.: Zink, Wm.; Antcliff, Mary; Bringle, Jesse; Bartin, Christ jpher .1.: Dodson. Jeremiah Y. ; Do ‘son, Squira M - Dodson, Lewis 9.; Dewees, Abrm. ; Detvees, Ida May; E-sen, John. Foresmau. John B.; Foresman, F. R.; Hess, David; Hess, Edward; Hess, Sherman, Harris. Josepn C-; Jone», Schuyler C.; Jones. Ezra B.: Jonas, f. B.: Kendall. James. Karr. Nancy: Light. Oral B.; Levitt, Charles W.; Lyons; Laban, Lyons, Margaret: Low-, Edward: Lowe. Susan. P.; Mather, Jonathan; Mather. Joshua estate; MeCray, Wm. K,; McCray, Eliza; McCray G. W.; McCiintec l- , James estate; M-dworth, Ernest Rarasburg, Wesley L; Rich. Jacob D ; Shaeffer, James; Shaeffer, Joha Sandmever, Henry, Shaeffer, Henry, Shaeffer. Sarah, Teter, Jason R., Thayer, Mary J., Thaver, Eugene M., L’lrey, Nancy, drey, J . W.. Weiss, John, the City of Rensselaer,lndiana, Trustee of Newton township, in Jasper county, Indiana,Trusteeof Marion Township, in Jasper conn.y, Trustee oI Jordan Township in Jasper Countv, Trustee of Iroquois Township in Newton County, Indiana, and The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway Company' You are each hereby notified that the undersigned have filed In the Jasper Circuit Court of Indi ina their petition for draiuage of lauds owned by them in Jasper and Newton counties Indiana, by means of an opeu dredge dtch along the following described route, to-wit: Commencing at a point in the Iroquois River sixty (80) rods north and five hundred (M 0 feet west of the south-west corner of section twenty-fire (2a> in township twenty-nine (2#, north in range seven (T) west In Jasper County Indiana, and running thence In a south-west-erly direction along the line of tile said Iroquois River across Sections Twenty-six (36)nnd Thirty-five in Township Twenty-nine (29) North. Range Seven (7,West in Jasper Oiunty, Ind., and these# continuing in a south-westerly and westerly direction along the line of sain Iroquois River across Sections 2-8-4 48 7 and 8 in Township Twenty-eight («) North, in Range -■S* T eni7) West! in Jasper County. Indiana, to the County line between Jasptr Cou'ity and Newton County, and thence couliuuing ina -ouTb-wwtprly direction following the tine of said Iroquois River across Sections 111*-13-14-15-15-20-21 an44U In township twenty-eight, (88) north, In range eight.SiweM.ln Newton connty, Indiana, to a point In the eouthwest quarter of section twenty in township twenty eight (2?i north, in range «ightiß>wcst In Newton county ind , near the right of wav of The Chicago 4r Eistern Illinois Railway Company, at which point said proponed improvement will find a good and sufficient outlet in the Iroqnots River. Said proposed improvement following the general ltneof the IrCquoU River, a natural Stream ot water.

Ana alleging that land owned by you wilt be affected thareoy. You are further mtifled that said petition 1. now pending, and that the Mime will b • heard on Monday, the 25th day of February, 190 T, the name being the thirteenth Judicial day of tha February term of the Jasper Clrcftit Court to be holden In the Court Room of the said Jasper Circuit Court in the Coart Hu use at Rensselaer, Jasper County, Indiana. Carey L.Carr y Et.Al* Baaaaalaar, Indiana, December, » MO •

. * ]■ ! . n •' • t , fi Bd-Bd-E*s* Ed-3d*3 d 2-rHd Bd Bd-S-HH* fi-PB d*3*S*2d* I ■-. M I I Big Removal Sale f ■ Of The 99c Racket Store % Jjjj rS now going on in every line which we handle. We| £ *■ shall slaughter everything to save the trouble of mov-; ™ . I ■ ing. You can get good goods for less than-cost. Come g ■ and see."" Everything marked in plain figures. \Ye mean i j|[ J business and you should . take advantage of this sale. d* + ...-7- : "7 - . 5 9 Pieces of Enameled Ware , M I H JxskJ worth as high as SI.OO ■ dj all go at this grand sale, which continues all ; :f f this month, for only, each L-- _ " ‘ I ? * No Restrictions: You can bay all you want for yourself and 5 I II —r. all your relations if you wish, one pi.ee or as many as yon I " w Tit; it must go. See the grand display in our windows. - - ; : ■ |.... ... 1 ... . . j •fr T\ EMEMBER we have sales going on in all lines. This is * only a gentle reminder of what we are doing. At no £ |jj other place can such Great Bargains be found only at jjj I The 99c Racket Store l gHHE; I 5 i § Bd'fld'Bd’B vSvlv ■d*ld*Bd*Hd-Bd*Bd- Bd-Sd'd-Bd* d-Bd-fl-Md-Bd* Bd-ld-ld* ■

For Sale aod Exchange. No. Dl. 154 acres black land, good improve, ments, all new land, all cultivated, te to trade for Cnicago property. N l #. D. 2 Twa hoaaee, one six rooms, one ten rooms in Mathews, ind., six room house, barn and fruit an two acres of land in Fowler, Ind . and gilt edge first mortgage at *l7o*. all clear, will trade all or part for good improved farm and assume or pay difference, , Ne. D. a Three goad houses well routed and clear in BTweod. Ind., valued at 84.tM) and cash for good improved farm. No, D. 4. 190 acres well iraorovei cleir in V a Boren County, Mioh. Want hotel o other rentals. Will give time on differ ence. Na. D 6 160 acres graaa land in Rock Connty Nebraska, clear. Want reotais. No. D 8 Eight five room houses all clear ii Elweod. Ind. to trade for pasture land or farm. Will assume or pay dtffereaee, Na. D 7 90 aoree Improved land to trade for larger farm. No. D 8 11* scree four miles from coart house on gravel road, free moil, telephone Will consider trade in part. No. D • 118 aoree Improved, free mail, school on farm, three mile te good town Will divide If stem red Owner will ex cept geed trade as part payment, and time an difference -y No. DlO 65 acres, five room house, barn, sheds fruit, wed, free mail, school on farm Will take clear property as part pay ment er other good trade. a. • 11 Five ream houae, summer kitohea, good barn, fruit, good well, oa two lot# in near by town, to trade for emaU tract of land or property In Rensselaer and will pay dlffereaceor assume. No D. U Two five loom housos in Mathews, lad., clear to trade for property la Rensselaer or for small tract of land. Will asa me er pay difference. No. DlB 22 acres two room house, good orchard, free mail, near school, all cultivated. Price 11000. Owner wiH take part in good trade. No. Dl4 16 acres, four miles from oonrt bouse, gravel road, free mail, telephone school, six room house, out buddings, besriDg orchard, all cultivated. Price 866. •We have rash Buyers for farms. Also hare stocks of merchandise of all kinds, livery stocks, hotels and town properties to trade for laud List your farms and town properties with us for quick results. O. F. MEYERS. Rensselaer. Ind Office appeal te State Bank. For Sale—Sauer Kraut by the gallon or barrel. 1 EL a Hoshaw.

9aeaMsaD3aßß«9Manraßtfifi I aasamssaiKHSSaaaasiai I j 1 Sale Bills! I J jj| s 'll I We print Sale Bills in fl Up-To-Date manner. Our S |!J!> * type is all new and better I than ever before. We also I have a large variety of stock Q |jg| cuts to select from. jg| g| 8 CALL AND SEE US fil I ft — —,—. -H. * I The « I IS Rensselaer 1 ■ |‘ Republican 6 1

Hay For Sale. I have 25 ton* of hay for sale cheap, either tim thy or clover, as desired. EL P. Honan,

Farm For Real A good farm, well located ani in good condition, for rent *——- Aubtin & Hopkhts.