The Brook Reporter from Brook, Indiana • Page 4

i i' ON THE ORDINANCE An Ordinance eovernin the construct ion of sidewalk upon th pabttc streets lntbe town of Brook. Indiana, and Lumber Co providing the kind of walks and the manner of construction of the same In certain districts of said town, and pro-Tiding a penalty for the violation thereof, and repealing; all conflicting ordinances and orders, and declaring an emergency. Section 1. Be tt ordained bv the Board of a 3 a 1 a I Trustees, of the town of Brook, Newton County, Indiana, that all sidewalks here- aiter constructed, upon the public streets of said town shall be made of either sawed For Building of All Kinds. Nothing less than jOOfeet of lumber delivered.

stone, cement or brick, and In either case such walk shall conform to the grade there- xor esiasiisaea oy me Doara 01 trustees ei said town and such walk shall be made with I 3 a slope rc-m the inside line thereof toward to gutter of one-fourth of one inch to ea ch lineal foot. Section 2. Walks in front of residence property, shall be not less than four feet in shall be width, the outside line of which from the property line of the or street THE IMPORTED GERMAN COACH HORSE property fronting same. Walks in front of property used for busl-l ness purposes shall be not less than six feet in wiutn, ice insiae line 01 wnicn snau the street or property line of the fronting lots. Section a.

Stone walks shall be constructed of a good quality of stone with a smooth sawed surface, and be in blocks not less than four inches tbiclcand be in solid slabs extending the entire width of the walk, ant shall be laid upon a foundation of a good quality of gravel or cinders, not less than lour incnes deep after being tnorougniy 1 3 tampea, 1 9 seciua cement waixs sas.ii oe constructed of cement, sand and gravel. The cement used shall be imported Portland, 3 It has no equal in strength, adjustability and simplicity. McCormick Mowers and Rakes, Kings of the Meadow. the sand and gravel used, shall be clean and free from earth or other adulteration. The foundation or substructor shall be of gravel wet and well tamped not less than six inches in depth, after being thoroughly and sufficiently tamped; upon the above substructure shall be placed a layer of cement not less than three and one-half (3S) inches thick composed of one part cement 3 3 a i a 2 3 and nve parts gravel, evenly ana tnorougniy mixed, by shoveling three times In the dry and three times after being properly wet; this layer to be well tamped and cut into Diocks tne cute being nuea wits sana and then tamped again; the finishing or top coat shall be not less than five-eights of an inch in thickness, composed of one part cement and one and one-half parts clean sharp sand thoroughly mixed and spread upon the bottom layer "before the same sets 3 3 mm 1 a 3 2 3 I Twine at the Right Price.

and snau be well pressed to form a union with such bottom layer, and then trowled to a smooth even surface, with the edegea rounded, and groves made wnere cut. Section S. Brick walks, shall be constructed of well vitrined of a proper size, tsade for such purposes, and be of a quality equal to tne best quality 01 brick aesignai-eu by the Wabash Clay Company of veed-ersburg, Indiana, as "Seconds" and shall be of good and uniform shape and shall be laid a a i AVill make the season of 1901 as follows: Monday's and Wednesday's at Arthur Herriman's, 3 miles south of lit. Ayr; Tuesday's at Haskell's livery barn at Mt. Ayr; Thursday's and Friday's at A.

A. Herriman's, 2 miles southwest of Voreaman. Saturday at Hill's Livery Barn, Brook, Ind. MARK US is a grand speciman of the Coach Horse type, with splendid style and action; is a beautiful bay with both hind feet white. 16 hands high, weight 1340 MAKKUS 127 136), foaled March 12th, 1897; imported by Oltmames Bros, of Watseka, t.

19 sired by Frei-benter 1532; by Young Magnat 968; by Magnet 86, by Dam Beira 166, by Matador 1090, by Magnat 86 Registered in Vol. 1, of the German, Hanoverian and Olden-berg Coach Horse Stud Book of America. Terms made known on application. HERRIMAN BROS. Owners.

A. A. Herriman, Manager. upon a foundation 01 good clean cinaers or gravel made solid and substantial, not less than four inches deep, after being tamped thoroughly, and presenting a smooth even surface, without any elevations or depres-sions, upon which shall be placed a layerof tine clean sand, free from earth and small stones, and not less than one inch in depth, upon which shall be placed the brick for such walk, and when completed shall present a smooth even surface with the grade 3 We have a large stock of buggies and Carriages and more coming. Heavy and light harness, pads, dusters and whips.

Stoves of all kinds, screen doors and shelf goods always on hand. 3 ana siren nricxxnau men oe covered witn a coating of clear tine sand evenly spread and sufficient to fill all joints in such walk. Section 8. All walks made, shall be banked up on both sides thereof with earth thoroughly tamped, even with the surface of the walk, and wherever the nature of the ground will permit, the same shall be made of a gradual slope from such walk. Section 7.

All sidewalks hereafter constructed in said town of Brook, Indiana, at any place within said town known as the District" shall be constructed as herein required, either of sawed stone or of cement, and of no other material. Section 8. Any person or persons, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any amount not exceeding twenty-five dollars for each day such 8 Protection to Purchasers violation snail continue. Section 9. It is hereby made the duty of the Marshal of said town of Brook.

Indiana, to strictly enforce the provisions of this ordinance. 3 a 5f Section 10. All ordinances, rules and orders of said board of trustees of said town of Brook. Indiana, in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed section 11. wnereas an emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of this ordinance, the same shall be in force and effect from and after Its passage by the lxiard of trustees of the town of Brook Indi French Percheron Norman Horses ana, and its publication in Thb Brook Keportkk.

Account of Indepedence Day July 4th, 1901, the C. I. Ry. will place on sale July 3rd and 4th round trip tickets to all points on its line within a distance of 200 Dated June 10, 1901. J.

D. Rich. Gko. W. Khapp, President.

Clerk. AND miles, at the rate of one fare for the ronnd trip. Tickets good re June 14, 1901. Everett Halstead, General Agt for Acme Food: I have feed Acme Food and I found it good. C.

C. Kent. turning until July 5th, inclusive. For nrther information call on any agent Chicago and Eastern Illinois COPELAND Copelind No 24357. Black, white hind feet.

0 Messrs Rhinehart Bossing and We eaatioa the i kUe against nnrchanif lalutteaa el eieelete hnu white striped lace, stands 17 bands high and R. R. John Schofield's two little girls Bertha and Bessie, arrived from weighs 1E40. Pedlfree. Foaled April 29, 1898.

got by Fred Snyder and Misses Maud Warr and Lou Lyons spent Sunday with Jos. Warner and family WOODFORD JR. Woodford No. 24358. Steel gray, stands ISji bands high and weighs 1550, Is a horse of good bone and action, compactly built.

Foaled April 9, 1898, got by woodford 1649, be by Vermouth II. he by Picador 1, he by Bar ard. he by Estraba 1S7, he by a son of Jean-Le-Blanc. Dam. Friesetta 14014, by Picador II, he by Picador he by Bayard, he by Estraba 187, he by a son of Kansas City, last evening, Ameture 13395, he by Dempster C844.

he by Fenelon 1683. lie by Brilliant 1271, he by Brilliant 1899. he by Coco 2, he by vieux-Chastln, i our saacaiaee. wt keen ae with the latMt development In the art, making- nothing Wut the highest grade of product, and have achieved aaqvaHoed eacceee ia iu sale heace maay attempt at Imlcatloa, an tha illegal ate of ear trad aaaae. A Bra Medallion, of the elliptical form shown abate, bear oar regit tared Uaae-aaark, a ad i placed a poo the bead of every maefcloe made hy a.

NONS OSNUINE WITHOUT IT. at Fowler. and today hava gone to Monon he by Qoco. he by Mingon. he by 1st Dam1 Friesseta 14014.

he by Pica 0Momence had an attempt at bank with their mother, with whom they robbery last week. However, the will reside. Their father recently dor he by Picador 1. he by Bayard, he by Estraba 187, he by a son of Jean-Le-Blanc. robbers were frightened away be- I had his right arm badly crushed in MNMt iCWIIH WOlllMtl AM MLS ST Tun Sincer Manufacturing Co.

ornces in kviry city in tmb wrl. a Kansas City machine shop, in fore anything but the bank vault which he was workmer. He is in door had been broken open. Ol. W.

Garrich and J. A. Sell re a hospital and about to have the arm amputated on account of blood Sombrleul Jr Is abeautif ul chestnut sorrel, will be three years old July 10th. He poses- ses all the qualifications for speed, has the best of knee action, is compactly built; has poisoning Rensselaer Republican. good bone and musle and fine carriage, and is a square trotter.

He was sirea oy som-brloul 17762. record 2.32, heby Nnthurst K. he by Nutwood, sire Manager 2.06, and 173 others In 2.30 or better, with 79 producing sons and daughters at 2.3) a id better. 1st dam. Queen by the famous thoroughbred Frank Goodrich.

Ble Astwer XVmm ResMsrisf, turned from Indianapolis, Monday. While in the city John placed his order for a complete new Huber threshing outfit of large size. Jap Staton, living near Pleasant Grove, lost a week old baby by death, Tuesday. Rev. Kelley con Mgr.

Callno. ttw simple hearted and TERMS. 810.00 to Insure colt to stand and suck. Care will be taken to prevent accidents but wlil not be responsible should any occur. Money due when mare ioais or owner pari with mare.

These horses will make the full season at mv Hitch Barn In Brook, Ind. tngennoaa Frenchman, happened to bo riding In a train In the same compart TIME ment with a Uxly who was In constant THOMAS ULYAT. AND are practically annihilated a by tha ocean cable and fear of a smoshup. At every 6nddeo atop, every Ja. err aonnd of tha bell or whistle, aba cried out: Fancy Poultry for Sale: "Oh! Oh! Have we run off the ducted the funeral services at Pleasant Grove Church, Wednesday.

Louis Cory had a terrible painful expei ience with a large black bug 1-tst week which he does not care track? Is It a collision? Are we going mm lanrl am. a. i a i telegraph tyitema of to be killed You run no risk buying stock has? which now belt the cir Cailno paid no attention, bot wraxDe3 solemn alienee. Pres ently the lady said to him: "And too. sir.

aren't you afraid of Why go with your body foil of pain or he helpless in bed? WRIGHTS RHEUMATIC railroad aecldentsr "Not I. madame," answered Cailno reassuringly. "It baa been foretold flElEDY that I am to die 00 the guillotine!" The norvoas woman went Into hys eared 80 per cent ol terica and had to bo re mo Ted from the the ptrsot wfco nave it. We pmrnntee train at the next statloa. loutb'a Ubtnpanlen.

cumference of Old Earth in so aaaj different direction. "Foreign parts" are no longer foreign in the meaaing or the term. Europe, Afitca, Atia, are next door" to na. What happen theraj to-day we know to-morrow if we read THB CHICAGO RECORD, who Special Cable Correspondent are located in rttrj imrUnt cily in the wrU oatside of the United State. Nm thtr Americam ntwipapcr 0rbr mtUipti mo oxtmntiym uwrion and it it supplemented by the realar foreign aawa aerricn ef The Associated Tor accarata intelligence the tirriag event which are shaking tha nations of wars and ranors of wars of the threatening dissolution of old gorem-nents and th esUblishment of new the onward sweep of the race in all parts of the world the one aoediam of the Most satisfactory information is the en teeprising, "un-todat American newgaaper, THE CHICAGO RECORD.

to cure you or iciund you uoney. Wright's Rheumatic Remetfy wvi? to have repeated. While tile ditching, a black beetle about three-fourths of an inch in length, flew into his ear cavity, and all efforts of the physicians failed to secure the head and part of the beetles body for nearly a QWhile shingling the roof of a barn ou the Corbin farm, west of town, the scaffold broke and Geo. Putt and Wm Wortley ware thrown to the ground, a distance of about iS feet. Geo.

Putt had his arm broken below the elbow received several bad cuts in the face, while Mr. Wortley was badly bruised but had no bones broken. is mo experiment the test Show Yoor Be QaaUmoo. White Baughman, the only reliable poultry farm in the county. Our B.

P. cocks are from prize winners, scoring 95 to 95 points. We have one hundred fine birds to pick from, so come early and get first choice. Our prices are right. Eggs in season.

A few more Belgian hares for sale. Whitk Baughman. Buy your groceries at Gem. KraUse's Headache Capsuels are unlike anything prepared in America. They were first prescribed by Dr.

Krauae, Germany's famous court physician, long before antip-yrine was discovered, and are almost marvelous, so speedily do they cure the most distressing cases Price 25c. Sold by J. D. Rich. period is passed.

Manv cases of RbenniaUsmnd Kidney trouble cured by only one botf.e oi Vt remedy, taken Internally, once In 24 hours. iorra, Honesty does not require na to hang vox oil paintinfts faced to tha wall in order that oar friend may see that be it burden upon some one. xn cn w-w -it. Ask vour dntgeirt. If he will not supply send us one dollar (or a bottle.

they are made on coarse canvas. It ia WRIGHT MEDICINE COM PA right to appear always at oar beat Give tha world your brightest thoughts. PERU, INDIANA. your most courteous speech, the oat come of yon? kindest impulse and purest motives, no matter if yon are conscious that these things are above) CerwMfsW lMMeMsVlBm. FREE nM ta osiers, wttk a letws seals soa your ordinary level.

God made tha JO -V wui ne ai ai lea to any oadtM free For Sale by flower show their color, not thoil ro aeeesiaeaiea fcy two Shvm sMtnys YV "iMW. dull, fibrous matter; to load the air tot ianfe rat wre Tee awe i eirf. niee ef Vhi OtMo I aei eereee sae eaMre etvi Oaed vurU. A4- F. Jenniiigo with their odors, not with the rank- urn ls C.iTe lr.a, Ul i.eea me affaaear ea sv ea everyj ha t.

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