Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 247, Hammond, Lake County, 6 April 1907 — Page 5

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men are compelled to wander, often to wander far, from the Ideal. Unless our women remain aloof from action, how are the ideals to be preserved? Man for action; woman to purify man, when he returns stained with the blood and Bin of battle. But with the birth of the first child I began to appreciate how pro-

(To lie Continued). it is not pleasant to suspect that, in some particular instance, one of your fellowmen takes you for a eimple-mind-ed fool. To know you are being bo regarded, not In ono Instance, but in general. Is the highest degree exasperating, no matter how well your VQnUw 4m . A y-.mm fiAntrAl

uuuu foundly right my mother had been Perhaps I should not have been able ; about marrlage and lta 60urce of hap.

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the rose other flowers, and beautiful,

ceiver had I been steadily at head

quarters. As it was, I went there little and then gave orders, apparently contenting myself with the credit for what other men were doing in my name. In fact, so obvious did I make

the most beautiful for its absence.

this with more eagerness than I ventured to show to my wife. She might not have liked it, eager though she was also. As soon as she knew that ter longlnga were to be satisfied she entered upon a course of preparation so elaborate that I was secretly much

amused, though I thoroughly approved and encouraged her. Every moment of her days was laid out in some duty Imposed upon her by the regimen she had arranged after a study of all that science says on the subject. As perfect tranquillity was a fundamental of the regime, she permitted (nothing to ruffle her. But Ed more than made up for her calm. Two weeks before the event, she forbade I A 1 II

Dim lu enicr uer presfuue or any ipart of the grounds where I'm likely to see you," said she. "The very 'sight of you looking so flustrated unnerves me.'" 'i While he and I were waitkig in the -lelttlng-room for the news, he turned Ibis heart Inside cw.t. 1 I want to tell you, Ilaxvey," said 'be, "that the boy or girl whichever It Is is to be my heir." "I shan't hold you to that," I repiled with a laugh. "No I'll never marry," he went on. "There was an an angel. You know the Shaker settlement? well, out there." I looked at him In wonder. If ever there was a man who seemed unromantlc, it was he, heavy and prosaic and so shy that he was visibly agitated even Jn bowing to a woman acquaintance. "I met her," he was saying, "when I was driving that way the horse ran, I

CHAPTER IX. To the Seats of the Mighty. We. our nart.v rarripd th state as

my neglect as chairman that the party nsn&l 0ur legislative majority was press commented on it and covertly ,n-reaKt,d bv n. to 37 on ioint ballot

criticised me. Dunkirk mildly re- It wag certain that Dunkirk's euccesproached me for lack of interest. He 6or would be of the same political did not know indeed, he never knew faith; but would he be Dunkirk? At that his chief Lieutenant, Thurston, Crat venerable custodian of the In charge at headquarters, had gone pjum tree hadn't a doubt. He had ever to "the enemy" and was Wood- come to look on Jt as hig personal ruff's right-hand man. And it Is not property. But, after he had talked to necessary for me to say where Wood- legislators-elect from various parts of Tuff got the orders he transmitted o the state, he became uneasy. He Thurston. i found that the party's members were My excuse for keeping aloof was dangerously evenly divided between 'that I was about to be transformed himself and the "Domlnlck-Croffut" ilato a man of family. As I was fond faction. And soon he was at me to

f children I had looked forward to , declare for him.

I evaded as long as I could which did not decrease his nervousness. When he put it to me point-blank, I eaid: "I can't do it, senator. I will not mix In quarrels within the party." "But they are saying you are against me," he pleaded. "And your people are saying I am for you," I retorted. "But surely you are not against me and for Schoolcraft? What has he done for you?" "And what have you done for me?" I replied a mere interrogation, without any feeling in It. "Tell me. I try to pay my debts." His eyes shifted. "Nothing, Sayler, nothing," he said. "I didn't mean to Insinuate that you owed me anything. Still, I thought you wouldn't have been state chairman, except " As he halted, I said: "Except that you needed me. And you will recall that I took it only on condition that I should be free." "Then you are opposed to me," he said. "Nobody can be on the fence in this fight." "I do not think you can be elected," I replied. As he sat silent, the puffs under his eyes swelled into bags and the pallor of his skin changed to the gray which makes the face look as if a haze or a cloud lay upon it. I pitied him so profoundly that, had I ventured to speak, I should have uttered impulsive generosities that would have cost me dear. How rarely are our impulses of generosity anything but impulses to folly, Injustice and wrong! "We shall see," was all he said, and he rose and shambled away. They told me he made a nititful

was thrown out, and her parents had sight, wheedling and whining among

to take me in and let her nurse me

You've seen her face or faces like it. Most of those Madonnas over on the

the legislators. But he degraded hlmFelf to some purnose. He succeeded

x, r m. a iuw k"11 ubbt fcers t0 deadlock the t caucua for hcr. Well-her parents were furious, mmthTn-mh.r, fivtm iha .,,

wouldn't hear of it you know

Shakers think marriage and love and all those things are wicked. And she thought bo, too. How she used to suffer! It wore her to a shadow. She wouldn't marry me wouldn't let me so much as touch her hand. But we 'used to meet and then she caught a cold waiting hours for me, one winter night, when there'd been a misunderstanding about the place I was in one place, she in another. And the cold you see, she. couldn't fight against it. And and there won't be another, Harvey. All women are 6acred to me for her sake, but I couldn't any more marry than I could could stop feeling her sitting beside ine, just a little way off, wrapped In her drab shawl, with her face like a glimpse through the gates of Heaven." Within me up-started tha memories that I kept battered down. "Your children are mine, too, Harvey," he ended. - I took from Carlotta's work-basket an unfinished bit of baby clothing. I went to him and held it up and pointed to the monogram she had embroidered on it. "E. R. S.," he read aloud. Then he looked at me with a queer expression beginning to form in his eyes. "Edward Ramsay Sayler, if it's a boy," said I. "Edwina Ramsay Sayler, If it's a girl." He snatched the bit of linen from ane and buried his face in it. The baby was a boy fortunately, for I don't admire the name Edwina, and I shouldn't have liked to handicap a child with it. Carlotta and Ed were delighted, .but I felt a momentary keen disappointment. I had wanted a girl. Girls never leave their parents completely, as boys do. Also I should rather have looked forward to my child's having a sheltered life, one in which the fine and beautiful ideals do not have to be molded into the gross, ugly forms of the practical. I may Bay, in passing, that I deplore the entrance cf women into the world of struggle. Women are the natural and only custodians of the. ideala.. We

a month members from the curely

rural districts, where the sentiment of loyalty is strongest, where his piety and unselfish devotion to the party were believed in, and his significance as a "statesman." I let this deadlock continue 41 for Dunkirk, 41 for Schoolcraft until I felt that the party throughout the state was heartily sick of the struggle. Then Woodruff bought, at $12,000 apiece, two Dunkirk men to vote to transfer the contest to the floor of a joint session of the two houses. After four days of balloting there, seven Dominlck-Croffut men voted for me my first appearance as a candidate. On the seventy-seventh ballot Schoolcraft withdrew, and all the Domlnick-Croffut men voted for me. On the seventy-ninth ballot I got, in addition, two opposition votes Woodruff had bought for me at $800 apiece. The ballot was: Dunkirk, 41; Grassmere (who was receiving the opposition's complimentary vote), 36; Sayler, 43. I was a senator of the United States.

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To Be ContiuueOj

Dr. Crockett The Specialist

Establishes Permanent in Hammond

Offices

FREE Treatment Until Cured to the First 100 Curable Cases That Call at His Office for Treatment

Dr Crockett, whose ability and

skill in treating chronic diseases of

men, women and children is well

known, has leased offices in Commer

cial bank building. His office will

be opened for the reception of patients Saturday, April 6th at 9 o'clock a. m.

In order to prove to the sick and

ailing citizens of Hammond and vi cinity that he has the grandest, sim plest and certainly the most success

ful method of restoring vitality and

curing diseases that is known to

medical science, he makes the liberal offer of FEEE TREATMENT UNTIL CURED to the first 100 curable

cases that call at his office for treat ment.

Many of you who have been taking, medicine and so-called treatments for months will be absolutely cured by a few treatments properly applied.

Very chronic cases will require some

what longer time, but it makes no

difference, you will be treated free

until you say "I AM CURED."

This offer is open to all and no one is too rich or too poor not to

avail themselves of this generous offer. If you are sick or afflicted with any chronic disease this is certainly an exceptional chance to get the best treatment from a specialist whose ability is unquestioned. No matter with how many doctors you have treated or how discouraged you may be, you should call on the doctor and have a friendly talk with him and find out your true condition. REMEMBER THIS SPECIAL OFFER Is to the first 100 curable cases that call. We must therefore advise you

to go early. Patients will be treated in the order that they come. No preference will be shown. All will share equally. Office hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays: 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Those residing out of the city and who are unable to call will be given house treatment. Write for symptom blank. Remember the date Saturday, April 6, at 9 o'clock a. m.

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Dr. Crockett Commercial Bank BIdg. HAMMOND, INDIANA

THE CITIZENS' GERMAN

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of Ilinmaad. A comparative atate meat mt deaoalta alac our opealne dayi Slay 12, 1900 f 14,880.01 Jamie 12, 1906 8312.01 Jaly 12, 1898 63,873.18 August 11, 1008 . ...rv.. 1SS.97S.7 Scpttmfcer 12, 1906 147,433.73 October 12, 1906 162.1 S5.3S Xeveaaber 12, 1906 172.7SS "t December 12, 1906 172,481 January 12, 1U0I 26,155.43 January 26, 1907 236,548.48 JVe County, City or School Fonda law eluded In the above. AVe are taa yoangest bank: In Hammond. Our first birthday Trill be on May 8, 1907. THREE PER CEXT. PAID OV SAVINGS AND TIME DEPOSITS. Give ua a trial and be convinced ol fnf treatment.

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Advance m Price April 10.

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Here are assays made from ore which we have taken as It came up the shaft from various depths:

THE ILLINOIS CHEMICAL LABORATORY Certificate of Analysis 17.21 Gold oz. per ton 357.79 gold value 13.2 Silver oz. per ton 7.52 silver val. $365.31 total value

THE ILLINOIS CHEMICAL LABORATORY"' Certificate of Analysis 279.8 Gold oz. per ton 3716.47 gold value 255.2 Silver oz per ton 145.46 silver val. 1 3861.93 total value

MARINER S HOSKINS Certificate of Analysis 24.12 Gold oz. per ton 498.56 gold value 14.56 Silver oz. per ton 8.73 silver val. $507.29 total value

LOCATION The property of the Siloam Gold Mining Company is in Boulder County, Colorado, 38 miles from Denver and 8 miles from the city of Boulder. The claims comprise 10 acres of land in the heart of the rich Sugar Loaf district. We own our property by deed. It is title perfect and fully protected. TRANSPORTATION One mile from the mouth of our tunnel, connected by a good wagon road, is a station on the Colorado Northern Railroad, assuring us quick and economical handling of our product.

SM ELTIINQ CHARGES Since the Cripple Creek mining: district has erected reduction plants the Denver smelters have been forced to get outside ore or close down. For this reason we have been able to close a perpetual contract with the Denver smelters to transport and treat our ore at a fixed charge of $4.00 per ton. This low rate makes it unnecessary for us to erect a costly smelting- plant.

Here is what your money should earn If Invested now at 25c per share: Fifteen men can produce two and one-half tons of ore per day, twenty-five working days per month. This ore will average, taking highest and lowest grades together $300 profit per ton. 2 tons 300 days 750 tons 300.00 $225,000 There have been 675,000 shares sold and with the presant 150,000 shares offered, the total stock on which dividends will be declared will be 825,000 shares or $22.50 profit on 82) shares if bought at par. Your earnings would thus be J90.0J on every $77.00 you, invest. You cannot ask better returns for your money. Send us your subscription today for stock In this PROVEN mine.

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Map of property of the Siloam Gold Mining Company showing tunnel shafthouse and shafts.

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The Siloam Gold Mining Co. will pay the expenses of any man who wishes to go to Colorado and investigate the truth of these statement regarding our property. This offer is made to any man or party of people who will deposit in any bank $500; this money to be invested in the stock of the company if the investigation is satisfactory. This offer is made without reservations of any kind.

COUPON Please give me complete information concerning: when you expect to to pay first dividends on the stock of Siloam Gold Mining Co. Name Address

S. G. M. Co. 402, 21 Quincy St. Enclosed find $ payment for shares of Siloam Gold Mining- Co. stock at 25c per share. Name Address

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