Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 39, Number 101, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 August 1907 — Page 2

—ith-mm— hi i■■ mi \\bmm\rnmmmmmmm { X Meals served arsm hours. . Che model. Short Orders a Specialty. i have opened up a restaurant and short order eating r«»om iu the room formerly occupied by A. Rosenhaum'ssaloon.and shall conduct the same with an efloyt to giving the greatest ». satisfaction to allof its patrons. Absolute cleanliness in all cooking and personal attention v givento thebnsiness at all times Rot or Cold Cuiicb. When hungry try the Model. Mrs. August Rosenbaum. ; x ~ ' ' '' Gun and Bicycle Repairs Saw Tiling and Gumming Having had many years experience in this line I am prepared to do all work properly and expeditiously. Supplies of all kinds handled (Ulllis Supply Company east Side Court Rouse.

Dreamland , The pictures tonight at Dreamland are: Horrible Adventures, and Doorkeepers Curiosity. Illustrated song, “Dreaming Love Of You. Bring the children and enjoy a half hour with them. Admission 6 cents. r 1 Town Property tor Sale. The J. C. Thrawls properly on Dayton street, across the railroad. Good, comfortable -» room hons?, and barn. Three lots, each 60x187 feet. P«t>perty will be sold on reasonable terms. For sale by lSept Lucius Strong. Dreamland, sc. A really good 5 cent cigar—- “ Perfection.” Bye bread, made right, fresh daily. Aug. Rosenbaum. Try the new “Perfection” cigar. AH hand made. Only 5 cents. Get your money’s worth—see Lowell and colored team play ball here on Aug. 31st. Patronize the Merchants Cigar Co., by smoking either, “Merchants” or “Perfection.” Worth going miles to see—the Lowell Giants ball game. To be played at Riverside Athletic Park, Rensselaer, Saturday, Aug. 31st. rr* I do cleaning, pressing and re pairing of trousers, coats and suits. Bring in your fall overcoat. John Werner, Over Fendig’s Drug Store. Good tobacco and careful making are qualities that figure in my cigars, the new “Merchant” and new “Perfection.” I shall be pleased to have you give them a trial. Dick Crowell. J. C. Porter will write ypur tornado, cyclone, wind-storm, and fire and lightning insurance on both live stock and buildings. Now is the time to insure at reasonable rates in an old reliable company. Sept 11 i__ Harris & Harmon have a large list of the best farms in Jasper county for sale. They will go to South Dakota Sept. 3rd and Sept. Uth with a party of homeseekers. If you wish to go and see the best farming land of the west for sale cheap let usjknow, we will secure you cheap rates on theabove dates.

Says Citizen Is A Naughty Citizen. Mrs. Emma Citizen of Wheatfield township, has begun suit for a divorce from her husband, Frank L. Citizen. She states in her complaint that they were married on July 11, 1904 and lived together until Nov. 1906, when they separated. She sets up the biblical cause for divorce, and names one Anna Schultz in that connection, on Oct. 12, and divers other dates thereafter. She also says that for [two years before they finally separated he wholly failed to make any provisions for her support. She wants a divorce and her maiden name restored. Watch for the Enamel Ware Sale. Watch the Backet Store window for the great Enamel Ware Sale, on Monday, Sept. 2nd. One day only. Any piece of ware in the window, for only 10 cents. Watch I for it. It will save you money. E. V. Hansford, Prop. Young Horses for Sale. A car load of good young horses and colts just arrived aud now on sale. Percheron stock. Call on O. A. Powers, the owner, at Knapp’s Livery Barn and let him show the horses to you aud quote you prices and terms. Car Load of Horses For Sale.. O. A. Powers will be here in a few days with another car load of young horses and colts, Percheron stock, which will be placed on sale. Make inquiry about them at John M. Knapp’s livery barn. Sow Taken Up. Taken up, on August 17, at my place in Barkley township, 6 miles north. 2 miles east of Rensselaer, a black sow, with a few white spots, weight about 250 pounds, j w2tp Korah Daniels. Calves For Sale. For sale two Durham bull calves. 4 and 6 months old. At my place at Surrey. w3tp T. F. Dunlap. Threshing Coal $3.50. Good threshing coal, *3.50 per ton; also all other grades in stock, at the Rensselaer Feed Store. Pleases the children, better than ice cream soda—a trip to Dreamland, sc.

LADY AERONAUT AT FAIR.

Secretary Travis Makes Contract With Lady Ballonist for County Fair. Determined to give the people their moneys woith when they at tended the fair at LalayetteSeptem ber 2 6. Secretary Travis has made a contract with Wiss-Mabel Davenport. a uoted aeronaat, to make daily balloon ascensions and pat a chute leaps during the biggest county fair in t e state. A balloon ascension is always fascinating and the ascents of Miss Davenport, a beautitul bruuette of eighteen, will take on added chairm. Miss Davenport is petite, weighing only ninety five pounds, but she has the required arnouut of nerve to make ascensions several thousand leet The management of the tair is leav ing no stone unturned to make the fair bigger and better than ever, and the securing of Mias Davenport iu addition to the already elaborate program of entertainment should convince the people that they are going to get something lor their money. Over £7,000 is given for speed alone, assuring the best races seen on the track. The t % grounds never looked so beautiful as now and everythin, points to a very successful fair, a place for people to go and enjoy themselves.

Virgie Combatant Fined.

The details of a fracas at V irgie on Sunday, Aug. 11th, have not aud probably will not ever come to surface, but one of the sidelights of the aflair resulted in a flue being assessed against John Cooper in Squire S. C Irwin’s couit Saturday night. Chas. E. Sworts was the prosecuting witnesses and alleged that John Cooper and brother and Chas. Fish had come over to the house of his employer, Orie Yeoman, on the above date and that Fish and John Cooper stood to one side while the other Cooper pummeled Orie up iu great shape. Charlie finally decided that Yeoman had had more - than was coming to nim and undertook to drive oft his adversary when John Cooper gave him a stiff punch in the jaw, knocking him down. He did not make an affidavit against Cooper until last week and Deputy Sheriff - Oliver Robinson served the warrant last Saturday and brought Cooper here withjhim. He plead guilty and Squire Irwin assessed the minimum fine of 11, with the cost appended made $17.65. The fine was stayed by Cooper’s father.

Death Of Mrs. C. P. Hopkins.

The McEwen, Tenu., New Era of Aug. 16th, gives particulars of the death at that place on Aug. sth of Mrs. Etta A. Hopkins, wife of C. P. Hopkins, and formerly for quite a number of years, a resident of Rensselaer, where there are still a number of her husband’s relatives. She and her husband were also residents of Remington for a number of years. While the|fam ily lived iu Rensselaer Mr. Hopkins was employed for a time as a printer in the Republican office, and later was associated with H. B. James iu an unsuccessful newspaper veuture. At Remingtou he published the Press for quite a number of years. The family has been at McEwen for aoout 12 or 13 years, and where also they have published a newspaper, largely thru her direct assistance. The cause of her death was ah iuternal cancer, and her age was a few months past 49 years.

Special Train Lafayette Fair.

The Monon will run a special train to Lafayette on Thursday, Sept. sth on account of the Tippecanoe county fair. The train will leave Rensselaer at 7:30 a. m. Persons who like good racing aud other county* fair features will doubtless see a good program at Lafayette and many are apt to go from here.

Machine Oil. * A fine quality ot machine and gasoline engine oil at the Rensselaer Garage. Try itW. H. Timmons.

Tippecanoe County Fair Lafayette, Ind., Sept. 2* 3,4, 5,6, 1907

Immense Display of Farm Products Great Competitive Exhibition of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine & Free All school children under If? years of age and all old soldiers admitted Free on Tuesday. Balloon Ascension Every Day By Miss Mabel Davenport Educational and Art Exhibits of great merit, forget your troubles and renew your old friendships. Remem'<er that there will be Five Great Big Days

Classified Column. Wanted, lost and found ads, and other items of that nature will be found classified under the above head. or three furnished, partly furnished or unfurnished rooms. Two ladies. Inquire of Miss Queen Perry, or this office. LQST—Ah open face watch, nickle case on court house lawn, Thursday night. Please leave at this office. TO RENT—Furnished room. Inquire at this office or at my house at 407 Cedar street. Mrs. Schaffert. WANTED —Refined girl for housework, with or without, washing. Inquire at this office. . LOST—About August Ist. a lady’s gold watch, with a fluer delis pin attached. Finder please leave at this office'or with Dr. F. H.Turfler. A suitable reward given. WANTED—To buy 14 or more cords of wood for August or September delivery. Inqnire at this office. WAFTED —Thirty teams for gravel road, 1 with wagons, until winter. Men also wanted. Apply to W. B. Hutchinson & Co. j Valparaiso, Indiana. FOR RENT—House with a large garden j across river. Apply to Mrs. W. S. Parks. LOST—Ladies hat, also ladies jacket in Rensselaer or between Rensselaer and Pleasant Ridge. Finder please leave at this i office. FOR SALE: A Heywood, reclining gocart, almostnew- Cost sl4 sell for just half. Enquire at, this office.

The Ice Cream Of Quality The kind that is delicious, appetizing and satisfying, that tastes of real fruit flavor and not of chemicals, made from pure rich Alderney cream. You can’t get it everywhere, but you can at Nowel’s. It is the Ice Cream that has made us famous. Nowel’s Restaurant.

Good Plumbing. If you contemplate any improvement that require plnmbing, or seed any plnmbing repairs, will be glad to give yon an estimate of the coet. Reliable and prompt workmanship at reasonable prices. Old stand, across street, west fro nr Ma keever House. E. W. Hickman. Harris & Harmon, the largest insurance agency in tHe city, including the Continental aud American, which writes the most up-to date farm policy, gives a higher limit on live stock than any other company writing farm insurance. ts See the coons plaj ball. This fast aggregation of ebony hned ball players will be here on Saturday, Aug. 31st, to play Lowell. Admission 25 cents.

RACING PROGRAM / For Next Week. Tuesday, Sept, 3 2- Colt Race, trot or pace, all entry fees added s>o.oo 3- old Stake Race 500.00 2:27 Class Trot .., ..... 300.C0 Wednesday, Sept. 4 2:24 Class Pace $300.00 2:17 Stake Trot 800.00 2:13 Class Pace 300.00 Free-for-All Trot 300.00 Thursday, Sept. 5 3-Year-Ctld Stake Tratfclosed) - 17 entfies e . 8500,00 2:25 Stake Pace 1000 00 2:15 Class Trot 300.00 2:18 Class Pace 300.00 Friday, Sept. 6 2:35 Stake Trot SIOOO.OO 2:22 Class Trot 300 00 2:14 Stake Pace ’ 800.00 Free-for-All Pace... . 300.0 u J. Linn VanNatta, - - President C. W. Travis, - - - - Secretary

A "yC ' . - - . The Starr Pianos In The Starr Building 1 Door West of Post Office. ■ ■ T\ thousand Copies of the mctynley £o.’s music, 10c per copy, Jill the latest popular songs ana music 25c. Fred A. Phillips RENSSELAER, INDIANA.

* »' y / Ordinary Lens Torlc Lens $ Optician f 4* The dotted lines in the cut ■ show you the difference in 4. T the field of vision in the ordi-j ™ nary lens and the toric lens. Jjj ■ The Toric which has the deep 4 jjj curve makes it possible to ad- ■ just it closer to the eye giv- jjj ■ ing the wearer a larger field 4, jjj of vision. No annoying re-* 4 ections. Perfect image in jjj ■j all directions. In fact a per- 5 jjj feet len9e. See A. G. Cat til 4 about them, the well known jjj Sand reliable Graduate Opti-4 cian. Eyes examined free by® latest methods. Office over jjj ■ Murray’s Department Store. 3 lA. G. Catti -t.M t .l-t. ■J.I.MiSiS ■TITITI ■TiTiTi

Interesting Exhibit of Machinery A Good Band of Music All Day and Every Day Every Day a Dig Day A Multitude of Varied Amusements Grand Free Vaudeville ; • -v.. . ■ • Every Day Enticing Display of Culinary and Household i Articles The Best Ever Held

Base Ball CHICA6O UNION GIANTS zz=VS^= » '* ■ Lowell AT Riverside Athletic Park . Rensselaer Sat. Aug. 31 st Admission - 25 cts Harris & Harmon have a large list of lands for sale in Michigan. Gall and see our price list, and get oar cheap rates to the best country in Michigan. «... 1 1 * * w