Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 53, Hammond, Lake County, 18 August 1906 — Page 5

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Nitnnlay, August IS. 1906.

THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES

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tnis winter vfiinoni me propar kind of ooai. Always bear in mind that the befit is the cheapest in the end. We eell the beat coai hit tnrmaw rftn hnv.

VMM. J 9 but we charge uo more for It than yon will haie to pay for an tafersor article BecKman, Klatt (D. Co. COAL. - FEED. ' DUILD1ND MATERIAL TELEPHONE 40. 340 INDIANA AVE.

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That Is What a Boston Clergy, man Says -f tho Hero cf Osavatomie.

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STRIKE ASSESSZSEUT EEJJUCED

Typographical Union Makw It Per l Out. Hearst Is Hulogized ! Injunction Denounced. ; Colorado Springs, Colo.. Aug. ' i With the declaration that tie tiht for; ; an eiirlit-hour day I praeticallywonthe ! ( typographical cpiiventimi voted to re- ' duee tlie strike assessment from T pr edit, to S per com. of tl:e un'e? of eir.ployed irhitc:s. The ex-

Tow Strunjf Couinetition.

Country Mouse Hon- are vou ce trine

Da Avith your business, Jo-torV Country Doctor Bad. Too close to Loavion. Why. Lady Cash bags went to town and paid two uines to have a coin extracted. I'd have amputated her foot for tint. Loudon Answers.

In Order That He Might Be True to the Slave.

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CITIZENS GERMAN NATIONAL BANK HAMMOND IND. Capital $S00,000. Yonr Bank account is not too large. "Neither is it too small for the CITIZEHS GESimafJ PIQTI0NAL BflfJEf to handle. We solicit the same on the most liberal terms consistent with good Banking. 3 per cent interest paid on time certificates of deposits. Same issued from $1.00 up. Drafts to all parts of the World sold. O O SMITH Pres W D WSIS M D Vice Pres G'O il EDEii Cashier E S EMliKINE Asa's Caihiar DIRECTORS

Some Sharp Criticism of the President. Secretary Taft an 1 tti.- liepublican Party at Harper's Ferry.

TTarper's Ferry. W. Vn., An?. 19. The ecoi;d anmul meeting of the Niagara movement, an organization of negroes whose purpose is to promote equality of tiie races in civil and letral rights continued its sessions at torr college, the feature of tlie proceeding being a tribute to the memory of John

approximately .MKhi.c,. p w Kt with the exception of ? 4 7. 7 ."..? been eontrihutetl by members working under undisturbed conditions. Characterizing the injunction feature of the strike as a "wrong method of l r; irulatiou of justice." 1 1 it- eight-hour committee reports that "The injunction ! has be.-ome a club used by idolatrous ! capita! to beat trades union'Mu into submission: to deprive it of all of its liberties and privileges gu.-irantted under tin- constitution." The Chicago resolutions relative to ih,. impv):;,,nmetit of Mover and llaywcod. of tlie Federation of Miners was adopted, as also was one highly praising Wiiiiam II. Hearst for his support ef union man

ciples. The F. of L. politie.-ii move ad-

I. His Enthusiasm. Judge fto prisoner) Why did you take only the money and leave tin basket of silver: Prisoner because it ''as too Leavy. Judg- (excitedly) Aren't you ashamed f . yursolf, you lazy man?-Fli;;rei.'de V,ixc

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An Aiirnieiur:it. Marian-Xow. thre is Algy Van Piffi:?g:hlcr. for instance Jane ;h. ho U so haughtily statuesque that I have often wondered it' he can really be ticklish ou the bottoms of his feet iike common people. Wat.-ou's Magazine.

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SEE CARL Q. PAUL FOR Light Spring Wagons, Buggies and Harness

ALSO Harness Repairs

To be respectable implies a multit

or little observances from the strict keeping of Sunday down to the careful tying of a cravat Victor Hugo. Times subscribers no: receiving their papers properly will confer a favor on us by calling Telephone 111 and telling us.

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Lrown and the cclcltration of the.voeated by (.'ompcrs was indorsed en fiftieth anniversary of the battle of tiiusiastically.

Osawatomie. At ', a. m. the members of the movement, accomiianied by a number of visitors, made a pilgrimage

CAUSE OF A BANK FAILURE

CHAS SMITH C H FRIEDRICII J C BECKER

VM D WEIS HERMAN SCHREIBER II M PLASTER

G. W. HUNTER

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j e5t pipped Repair Shop in the State. Compressed Air FREE. Bowser Gasoline System

Phone 122 91 S. HO H MAN STREET

Iluchn Block. HAMOMXD, IND.

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On Furniture, Pianos, Morses, Wagons, Etc., without moving them from your possession. ' Tlicre is no publicity whatever, We do not inquire of your friends or neighbors. Our rales are the lowest And rebate is given if paid before time contracted. You repay m small weekly or monthly payments. Come in and learn how cheaply you can get the use of $10 to $1,000 for one month to one year. If you can not call write or phone and we will send our representative to see yon. CHICAGO DISCOUNT CO. 9138-40 Commercial Ave., South Chicago. Telephone South Chicago 104. Room 20J Fink Bldg. Open evenings until 9 p. m.

LAD ASSISTANT Private ambulance

Office open night fh

and day

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W PHONE O First clas9 lWery In ) connection. Night calls promptlj attended.

u & NICHOLAS EMMERLING O Successor tw Krt A Ewnierllnj

j UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR

PRACTICAL EM BALM ER. 211 Sibley Street, Hammond, Ind.

to the John Uinwn fort, which is two miles from here. At the fort an ad- ! dress was delivered by Kichard 'J', ! Gillner ami the pilgrims marched around the fort in single tile, sinyine !

"John Brown's P.ody." Attacks the Hepublieans. In the afternoon addresses on John. Rrown were delivered by W. K. I. Dubois and Rev. Pcverdy C. Hansom, of P.oston. Hansom declared that (Jol sent John Drown to Harper's Ferry "to become traitor to the government in order that he might be true to the slave." He discussed the political rights of the negro. "The present occupant .of the White liouse," he said, "has been absolute!? silent on tha question of the enforcement of thv fifteenth amendment: while his secretary of we; has admitted the violation of the constitution he has recently in a notable address only condoned, if not tacitly indorsed it. Chideil by Secretary Taft, "Secretary Taft, speaking for the president, chides us by saying that th

negroes are political children: that they have shown their incapacity to maintain their political rights, it is true that the negro had a child-like faith in the Republican party, believing that it would administer the saere I trust which the fortunes of war and the constitution had imposed upon it, I and that it would not use him like a ! gambler's stake in the game of noli- !

tics. Nesro Power Must Ce Felt. "Thank God. at last the scales ara falling from the negroes' eyes. He is being disillusioned by the acts of a Republican congress, the speeches of members of a Republican cabinet, and the silence of a Republican president. He should not hesitate to repudiate his former friends who have betrayed him, nor refuse to fraternize with former enemies who are willing to give him aid. While lie remains a political is'sue he must insist upon making his power felt and his rights respected." Her Brother Was with Ftuwn. Mrs. Henrietta R. Evans, a sister of Fewis S. Peary, a negro who lost his life while with John Prown iu the attack at Harper's Ferry, gave some reminiscences of that event.

President Borrows Too Much ;f the 1 un.ls lint PepoMitor Will I.oe Nothing. Chelsea, Mass.. Aug. is. Following the official information given by Hank Evanaintr Ewer to the comptroller at Washington that the fa flu re of the First National bank, of Chelsea, the doors of which were closed Thursday night, was due to excessive loans made to olhcers and directors of the bank, it has become understood that the principal factor in tlie suspension of tlie bank was a large indebtedness on the part of its 'resident, Sylvester P.. Hinckley. This indebtedness is unofficially estimated rit from $."(m,(h';0 to .Sri'0.000. but statements inade by directors of the bank indicate that President Hinckley has transferred to the insti-

uu ion us eomty in large real estate holdings, which it is expected will provide for the payment in full of all depositors. President Hinckley is said to be fatally ill at his home in Newton.

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CUBAN SOLDIERS STRIKE They Complain of Their Food and Oliicers' .Manners Disloyalty Is Denied. Havana. Aug. IS. Half a company of rural guards stationed at the castle of La Fuerza on duty as palace guards refused to obey their officers on tha ground that the food furnished them was insufficient,. and the conduct of their captain harsh. The latter drew his sword and struck a soldier, wounding him in the arm. The man's comrades became noisy and threatening, but were quieted by the arrival of the president's adjutant from the palace. The unruly detachment was thpn

taken to Camp Columbia and replaced!

nv other guards. The commissary arrangements have been improved. " The insubordinate guardsmen deny the imputation of disloyalty and say they simply struck for better treatment

A chance for everyone to own a Home Tie Haminoad Realty Company will help yon

YJ7F. are patting on the market seventy-five choice resident lots in East Lawn and McHie's Subdivision and will sell you your choice of any of these lots (now unsold) at the unusually moderate price of 200 each, and what is more, we will loan to every person paying cash for his lot 75 per cent of the money required to build his home, at 6 per cent interest. All will be treated alike. First .come first served. Do not neglect this opportunity. It may never be offered again.

GRAND ARMY ADJOURNS Silent, on the Canteen Question - Protests Against a Mn nment to Andei sonville Wirz. Minneapolis, Aug. 18. The Grand Army of the Republic has completed its fortieth encampment and adjourned to meet in Saratoga, N. . in P.H)7. The encampment, after an exciting debate, decided that a protest against ; the erection cf n statue to Henry Wirz should !e sent to General S. l. Lee, fhe commander of the Southern Veter- ; ans association. This action was de- : eided upon only after a lotig debate, which at times became energetic and acrimonious. The proposition to deprecate the action of congress in abolish- ! ing the canteen from t4ie Old Soldiers' Homes was laid on the table without debate. Just prior to the final adjournment ! the new commander-in-chief, R. p. ; Prown, of Zanesvilie. O., announced ! the following staff appointments; Ad- 1 jutant general, Josr-ph V. O'Neall. of Ohio: quartermaster general, Charles i Burrows, of New Jersev; 'assistant !

quartermaster general. J. II. Ilolcomb :

of Philadelphia: chief of staff, J. v. Winaues. of Ohio. A telegram of srrept- I

Insr was received from Wo. !

Roosevelt just before adjournment. Serious Accident at a Funeral. j Lima. O.. Aug. IS. The breaking nf 1

the pole of a carriage drawinsi the nail- I

bearers at a funeral caused a runaway in Woodlawn cemeterv. which result- I

ed in the injury of seven persons, two I

or whom will probably die. The two 1

worst hurt are John Red run. driver I

three rib fractured, internal ininri.

face mangled, and Fred Muehibiiie-' i

pallbearer, rendered unconscious

Aw, What's the Ue? Columbia, s. C, Aug. IS. Governor .Hoy ward has returned from the scene of the lynching of the negro Davis. When asked for a statement concerning fhe lynching the governor said he had nothing to say further than that after a conference with Solicitor Cooper, of the Greenwood circuit, he had instructed that oiheer to take immediate steps to prosecute tlie known members of the mob. There isn't the least chance of convicting any of them.

For information and particulars call at our office HAnnOND REALTY COHPANY Hammond Building -or our Agents

GOSTLIN, HEYN & COMPANY 92 State Street

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Entertainment of Root. Pr.onos Ayres. Aug. IS. Secretary of State Root and tho members of his party visited the port and docks here. Resides smaller functions a g-aud banquet was given at the opera house In honor of the visitors by leading representatives of banking and commerce. Speeches were made by Senhor Diago and Secretary Root.

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Motored Aoros the Continent. New York, Aug. IS. L. L. Whitman and C. S. Carris, who have arrived at the Astor House here in a

tairty-six-horse pov er machine, estab

lished a new cross-continent automobile record of fifteen days. 1 hour and fii minutes. The former record, 32 days and 120 hours, they made iu 100-1.

Good bargains this week. Supply your

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Hearst Advocates Independence. Springfield. 111.. Aug. IS. Willii-n

Randolph Hearst addressed a hirre ti-

dier.ee ou "Independence in Polities" at New Salem Chautauqua near Pe

tersburg. He said that "D

and "Republican" Usui lost their Jef- j fer(in and Lincoln signiuVanee ainj i everybody should now vp'-j for the j public good. !

En;rllU Trahi. on Time. Tho public service rendered by the Britifh railway lines, the convenience to the traveler and the shipper, is far in excess of anything to be found in this country. The British isles are absurdly small when compared with our vast areas, and this of course simplifies the operating problems. There are no snowdrifrs to delay schedules, no sections of crudely . built track awaiting

perfection, and the locomotives never far from their homa shops.

even with allowance for these advan-

i tages both freight and passenger traffic j are habitually handled with a regularity and certainty that deserve the high-

; est degree of praise. In any lar

, terminal In England the number

j passenger trains that arrive either ex

j actly on time or a minute or two ahead j i is far greater than that of trains even j : tb-e least overdue. Five minutes Is usu- j ; ally a safe margin for an important ! I connection. At Finsbury Park, a snburban siarion just outside London, ; trains pass on aa averacre of on

two minutes night and day. yet this I

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44 Real Estate in all Its Branches' Now is the time to buy yourself a home. We have houses and lots to suit the taste and purse of anyone. Come now before the prices begia to climb. They are low now. but are bound to go up. We have a few bargains left but they will soon be gone. Don't delay. Wo List hero a lew of our Bargains

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tremendous traffic is handled with clocklike precision. Ray Morris in Atlantic.

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INDIANA,

New 7 room house with bath; brick foundation, pavement and

ewer paia lor. ouxisu tt. lot, Calumet ave., $2,500. 25 foot lot on State street across from Carter's livery bam, at a rtry reasonable figure, $2,300. 9 room house- 50 foot lot, Murray street, $1,400. 4 room cottage, 50 foot lot, paved street, E. Sibley street, $1,100. 6 room cottage- brick foundation, 37y2 foot lot, LaSalle street, $1,000. 42 foot lot on State and State Line streets at a bargain. Fine two fiat building, 50 foot lot on Ogden street, $3,GQ0. Michigan avenue- 8 rooms, $2,100. 5 room cottage, Chicago avenue, $1,000, easy payments. 9 room house, 50 foot lot, Sheffield avenue $2,500. 8 room house, 50 foot lot, SheSeld avenue, $2,000. 4 room cottage. Oak street, north If Hoffman, 25 foot lot on tasy pxj ments, $750 5 room cottages on Brunswick street for sale on monthly payment plan. For Sale Five room cottages with pantry and bath on Murray street, for sale on easy payments. We are building 6 modern brick houses which will be sold on payment plan in Oak Hidge addition on State, Plummer and Sibley streets. e have also for sale a fine business corner on West Stata street at a bargain. The above are but a few of the bargains we offer... If you wish to look into anything in the real estateline not listed above, call oa us or write tis. We can suit you. GostSln, Meyo & Co., -Res! Estate in all ItsSraaclus