Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 75, Hammond, Lake County, 14 September 1907 — Page 7
Saturday; Sept. 14, 1907,
THE LAZE COUNTY TIMZS
Stocks Grain and Proifisioiis
LATEST MOVEMENTS I IV INDUSTRIAL CENTERS,
BY EXCLUSIVE WIRE TO THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES
to
clonal
of sit-
NEW YORK LETTER. New York, Kept. 14. The market showed rather firm tone during the early trading and fair gains were made throughout the list. Later a general attack upon industrials and the poor showing of bank statement caused general depression and Utj unsettled close was caused by liquidation. Coppers were off 1JA to 1. Both Steel common and preferred were heavy tit the close at declines of 1 Ti and 2 Vi points respectively. The fact of short Interest being largely reduced yesterday
left th market in good position
attack upon early upturn. Profe
b.nr interests took advantage
nation and sold upon rally with confidence. A good deal of selling in .steel Was liquidation and a good many long accounts came out throughout th" Industrie list, particularly purchases which were made on yesterday's weakness. A few of the standard rails did rot participate in the general weakness. New York Central and Pennsylvania remained firm despite the decline of a point and one-half in St. Paul; about a point in Union Pacific and a like amount in the two Hill properties. Sentiment tonight seems to be decidedly bearish, particularly upon the Industrial shares. This has been an eventful week for the industrial group; not one of this class of stock has been exempt from attacks by the hear party and at the final week ending some drastic declines have been recorded. The market as a whole closed weak and feverish with indications pointing to still further declines.
HEAKD ON BOURSE. M. K. & T. at SS looks good to me.
I can right.
t help but feel that this is
D. ;nc.
& R. G. $43,400.
first week Sept. $450,609;
This is a natural rallyindustrials will get.
-about all the
The railroads are time they cell off.
a purchase) every
I am told to buy Union Pacific for
140; the rails are good.
I get it straight Thi3 Is the time to
buy them Don't sell short.
Denver annual stockholder's meeting
will be held Oct. 15; books close Sept.
27, reopen Oct. 16.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Descpt. Open High Low Close Atchison ... fci 86-i 88, Am. Sugar 113V 113V 111 111 Am. Car 38, 3tM, 37 l,a 37 Va Am. Cop.... 61 s 62 5 'J I 60 to Am. Smelt.. DO It' U0 88 V, Am. Ltit'um.. 53 03 51 51 Anaconda ..3a 39 304 37', Brook. R. T. 45 45 44 s 44 to Cues. & O... 34 34 33-4 331, C. F. & I... 23 to 23 to 22 to 22 to Col. South.. 24 24 to 23 to 23 to Canad Pac.1661. 166to ltioto 165 Distillers ... 53to i3to &lf; Erie com 20 to 20 to 2uto 20 to Erie 1st 48 iS 48 48 Great North. I27i 127 4 125to 125i lit. Nor Ore 54 to S3 to S3 to Interboro .. Sto 8 K & Nash.. 108 108 Vt 10S 108 V Mex. Cent... 17 to 17 to 17 17 M K & T cm 35 35 :m, 35 3 5 Mis. 1'ac... 6tf78 Coto 6i 69 Nat. Lead .. 47 47 46 to 46 . N. 1". Cent.. 105 105 104, 104 Nor. & W... 70 70 70 70 North Pac. . .129'i 12'J3i 127to 127 T Ont. & Vr... 33 to 33 to 33 S3 Pacific Mail. 25 25 25 25 Pennsyl. ...120 to 120; 1191; 11 9 to Pressed Steel 27 27 to 27 27 Heading 94 to i5 :h 93 93 Rock lsl. cm, 20 20 19 1 9 to. Do pfd . . 45 45 45 45 South Pac ..&5 to fc5 84.. St. Paul 120 120 USto 119 St L&SF2dpf 87 37 87 37 Union Pac..l2S, 129ft., 127 12S U. S. Steel.. 29 to 29, 27 27 , Do pfd... 93 94 90 90 to
HANK STATUMBXT.
Tteserve Dec. Reserve less U. S....Dec. Loans Inc. Specie Dec. Legals Inc. Deposits lec. Circulation Inc. New York, Sept. 14.
f 453,650 217,250 375,000 1,407,500 545,700 1,633,600 172,200
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET
Month uren
XV beat
Sept. . 1 )ec. . May . r 1 11 Sept. . Dec. . May . Sept. . Dec. . May . mi (v Sept. . 4)o t. . Jan. ; ( 41 Oct. . Jan. . )-1 - Oct. . Jan. .
.93 .98 .104
.61 .59.52 .62 .53to-?i
1537 . 1 550a .1550 .905a .872 .860 .807
High nil'
1 sv
104 61 1 5 8
59 to 53 52 to 53 1537 1550 1555 90 3 872 SCO 807
99
l4)vr Close 93 94 97 988 103 104 to r.9 59 56 57 to 57 to J8to C2 52 s4 SIN 62 52 53
,35 .45 i45
900 862S50 7 97-
65
SCO
1535n 1545 1545 90O-0: 862 850 800a
CHICAGO LETTER. Chicago. Sept. 14. WHEAT Suffered a slight reaction during the first few minutes of the session caused in the main by the weakness in the foreign markets. Liverpool was quoted oneelgth lower which was disappointing to the trade here. December wheat sold off to 874 and back to 9Sto. "Weather conditions in the northwest are reported a little more seasonable; the trade which emanated from that section cf the country was more inclined to pell than otherwise. Receipts of new wheat at this market are arriving more liberal, this has a tendency to check the bullish demonstration in that cereal. Although there will be a fhort crop of both winter and spring wheat, the prevailing prices of that commodity entirely discounts this fact. Today's trading was largely of the professional sort and lacked individualism. The market closed fairly steady without any especial feature. Corn and oats suffered sharp declines after a slight rally nt the opening. The Ideal weather for the growing crops lias almost broken the back of the bull party. May corn declined from 69 s to 6S; May oats from 53 to 53. The trade in corn was the largest for some time. Crop reports from the southwest were more reassuring, etating if the present weather continued for a week longer the corn crop would be entirely out of danger. Corn in the sample market suffered a sympathetic decline of about a cent a bushel. The prospects for a sharp slump In corn values seems more than likely as there is a very large long interest in this cereal which will begin to liquidate In the near future. The coarse grain markets closed much weaker than the wheat market.
Colorado Southern First week Sept, $290,60S; Inc. $12,890. From July 1st,
$2,564,706; inc. $165,153.
The quantities of stocks are dimin
ishing; only small lots offered. This
looks like a turn for the better.
Stocks Yesterday's market showed
conclusively liquidation, and no doubt
it will continue when weak accounts
have to be closed out.
There is something overhanging the
market which must come out before
there can be any change. "Would buy
stocks only when very weak.
Small Flow of Tide. The tide of tho Mediterranean on the Algerian coast never exceeds three vlJ a half inches.
I have been wrong for some days. The Copper situation is no doubt rotten, but now discounted. Believe stocks should not be bought for a turn
at least.
Stocks Post & Flagg were among the Influential early sellers of Steel Common. There was a good deal of talk of liquidation for foreign account and selling by Morgan houses, but
some of the selling looked rather good to be true.
too
Such houses as Rutter & Goss, J. W
Davis & Co., Clark D. & Co. appeared as buyers after the opening sales. In
spite of recent changes or position a
good part of the street still believes
William Rockefeller to be the largest
speculative holder. (Refers to St. Paul.)
Copper is the one remaining weak spot. When Insiders put Amalgamated on a regular 8 per cent dividend basis, a few months ago. It was a fair inference that they knew that rate could
be continued Indefinitely. It seems
scarcely conceivable that In the pres
cnt state of public opinion it was dona simply .as. a stock jobbing device. Of
course we know now that the main ob ject In view was to unload stock
Amalgamated was then In the nineties
and insiders handed it to the public by
the ream, but this does not prove that the dividend will not be maintained. We expect some further irregularity but stocks are a purchase on any re
actions. Ridgely.
GEIST WILL BUILD SHOW PLACE HERE
Some City in Northern In
diana Sure to be Chosen by Eastern Capitalist for Handsome Home; Site
Not Known.
MANSION AND GROUNDS
VERITABLE FAIRY LAND
CLA
SSiFIEB
WANT ADS.
BATES. 8 Uaea r lea, per day. 10 rents. S eeml per day for each additional Uaw V AY ABLE IS ADVAMK.
WANTED At once; a good, reliable all around man to worK. in hard are and furniture store; gouJ salary and yearly job to right party. Clinton Son, East Chicago. 9-14-2t
WANTED Blacksmith's helper, good on horseshoeing and general wagon work; come ready to go to work. Thomas Johannstii, Higuiands, Ind. 9-14-3C
WANTED Majestic-
Second cook. -9-13-3t
Apply Hotel
WANTED Boy, at once. Pharmacy. 9-9-tf.
at Summers'
OTICES. NOTICE John Anderson of Burnham, Hi., will not be responsible for any debts contracted bv his wife, Mrs. John Anderson, after Sept. 14, 1907 9-14-it
WANTED Boy at Lion store. Apply Dry Goods department. 9-3-tf.
WANTED Cylinder press feeders; no labor trouble; steady work. Write or apply at once. The Werner Co., Akron, O.
FEMALE HELP WANTED. WANTED Three experienced girls for dress goods department. Apply DryGoods Dept., Lion Store. 9-14-tf
WANTED Good hired girl who can cook. Apply Pioneer hotel. T. J. Greenvvald, Lansing, 111. 9-5-tf.
WANTED Girl for general housework. Apply 360 South Hohman street. 9-4-tf. WANTED A competent girl for general housework. Apply 47 Mason street. 8-30-tf.
SITUATION WAMED. WANTED German widow with two
children wishes position as house
keeper. Address M. M.. care Box 253.
Whiting, lnd. 9-13-2t
BEFORE THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF LAKE COUNTY. INDIANA. OCTOBER TERM, 1907. STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY, SS: NOTICE OF PETITION FOR VACATION OF SOUTH SHEFFIELD, A SUB-DIVISION IN THE CITY OF HAMMOND. LAKE COUNTY. INDIANA. Notice is hereby given that A. Murray Turner has filed with the county auditor his petition to the board of commissioners of Lake county, Indiana, for the vacation of South Sheffield, a subdivision located in the southeast quarter (se ) of the northeast quarter ne ) of section 1, township 36. north, or range 10 west, in the citv of Hammond; that said petition will be heard by said board of commissioners at their regular meeting on October S, 1907. at which time any person interested may appear and remonstrate if he sees fit. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I hereunto set my hand and attach the official seal of the board of commissioners of Lake county, this 4th day of September. 1&07. CIIAS. A. JOHNSON. Auditor Lake County, Indiana. A. MURRAY TURNER, Petitioner. (Seal.) 9-7-30t
Q Hammond Business Directory
hee 2 ISO. DR. W. K. DAVIS, DEXTMT. Rooms 1-3, Majestic Bids. Special Notice Do not confuse tela ofUce with the Harvard Dentists, for I am in no way connected with theni. never have bees.
Best Equipped Repair Shop la the Stata G. W. HUNT 3 AUTOMOBILE GARAGE Compressed Air FREE Bowser Gasoline System 01 S. 11 OHM AN STREET Phone 122. Huehn Block. Hammond, lad
HOWARD STEVKNS, Cyeat f of Co a Cruet a.
Painting, Taper Hanging
and JJccorating. GRAINING A SPECIALTY. My Motto: Good Work.
XSS Morton Court. Hamuatd, tadt
Telephone 1544.
Park in Which House Will Be Located to Embrace Many Luxuries such as Have Heretofore Been Undreamed of in this Eegicn May Have Golf Links.
S. R. Geist, the gas and electric light magnate, whose interests are strung from Chicago to Philadelphia and include the South Shore Gas and Electric company of Hammond, has chosen Indiana for his new home and la now planning for the creation of an estate which is to be crowned with a mansion that will be second to none in northern Indiana. The exact location for this dreamland has not been definitely decided upon with the exception that it will be in the neighborhood of Valparaiso. That Mr. Geist will move his place of residence from Philadelphia to the west is a settled fact and in order to awrait the completion of the estate Mr. Geist has rented a place in Chicago which he will occupy until his Indiana nome is ready for occupancy. Golf Links Ponstbtlity.
Geist's plans for the includes such luxuries
stables for brooded horses, ken-
a garage complete in appliances.
Mr. home links.
nels.
country as golf
FOR POLICE FORCE
South Chicago, Sept. 14. Special There will be another examination for candidates to the police department in the near future, according to a statement made yesterday by Secretary Rafferty of the civil service commission. At the last examination which was held about two months ago there were 3,192 applications of this number, only 937
were notified to appear and only were qualified to take the mental aminatlon. The last examination men was a complete failure said
Rafferty and If there are any more aspirants they will be given a chance before very long. At least three more men are likely to be placed in South Chicago, when the new men are assigned.
S92 Mr.
Fate Vaa"5Iean to Ttiem.
Indianapolis, Sept. 12. There must have been a heartrending scene among a gang of safe-blowers after they had blown a safe to pieces in William Kathert's grocery, at Meridian and McCarty streets. They got within sight of the money in the safe and then could not get it because a tin chewing-gum box in -which the money was kept had become "wedged within in such a manner that th thieves could not get it out. Just at this moment, too, they -were scared
a fish pond, fine trees and paved driveways. The mansion to be evected on the place will be built for elegance and comforft. with a strain of the artlctlc to run through the whole.
Mr. Geist is a golf enthusiast and in order to carry on his sport, he will se
lect a piece of ground created by na
ture for golfing. It will in all prob
ability contain nine links. As he is known among the golfing fraternity in
Chicago, It is more than probable that
there will be many visitors from the metropolis who will follow the elusive
sphere over Mr. Geist's links. While he has taken to the autoino
bile in late years on account of its
average speed and lor business pur
poses, Mr. Geist has always retained
his love lor blooded horses and once established within his new surrounding, he will bring his animals from the
east and allow them to run in tho In
diana pastures. Two of the animals are now in Michigan City, here for lack of something better to do they are
In the employ of the Michigan City
lighting plant, which also belongs to
the Geist syndicate. He is recognized
as a horseman of superior qualifica
tions has entered a pair of his blooded horses in the South Shore Country club
horse show. These he will drive him self in some of the gentlemen's driv ing events.
In coming to Indiana for his future home. Mr. Geist recognizes the vast
business opportunities of this region
Through his new location he will be
enabled to be in close touch with his interests In Chicago, Hammond, Valpa
raiso and Michigan City. His new home
in Porter county will comprise 500
acres.
WANTED Position by
tie boy: competent.
keeper. 73S Sheffield
widow with lltreliahle houseavenue. 9-12-3t
no van ai room w anted.
WANTED B'ard and room by tsinglo
middle aged man, in private family;
will pay $1 per day; must be as far south as possible on Hohman street.
Vdress M, Lake County Times.-9-14-2t
(FOR SALE,
FOR SALE Seven room house; hot
water heat, hardwood lloors; all mod
ern conveniences. i4 i.ast (4th street, Chicago. 9-14-10t
FOR SALE Modern eleven room
house; 7 foot 6 inch basement; bath.
gas and electric light; near Conkey
plant- Apply H. E. Granger, 56 Ham
lin street. 9-14-6t
FOE SALE Furniture for four rooms.
practically new, separate or to
gether; a bargain; part time. Inquire at this office for particulars. 9-13-2t
FOR SALE Entire household goods, on
account of leaving city; will sell at
a bargain. Call 269 State street.-9-13-6
FOR SALE Pianos. Before buying a
piano call and see the largest and
finest stock in Lake county. Seven styles of new 300 pianos at $159. Used pianos from $30 to $90. Come and practice on our pianos. J. M. Wil-
cockson Piano Co., Hammond building. 9-13-3t
FOR SALE Upright cabinet grand
pianos in fine condition; bargain at
$175; also good organ, $20; easy pay
ments if desired, tetraube Piano fac
tory. Take South Hohman street car.
9-ll-6t
FOR SALE Sound
1,050 pounds. L.
Ind. 9-12-3t 5
3-year-old Turner,
horse.
... NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. The State of Indiana. Lake County: In the Lake Superior Court. September Term, 190 7. Cause No. 4024. Action to Quiet Title. Julius Dunsing vs. W. H. Englisn et al. Now comes the plaintiff by Bruce & Bruce, attorneys, and liles his complaint herein, together with the affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendants, W. H. English, whose christian name is unknown, and Mrs. W. H. English, his wife, whose christian name is unknown; William II. English and Mrs. William H. English, his wife, wliose christian name is unknown; Josiau S. Wolf and Mrs. Josiah S. Wolf, his wife, whose christian name la unknown; YV. B. Austin, whose christian name is unknown, and Mrs. W. B. Austin, his wife, whose christian name Is unknown; William B. Austin and Mrs. William B. Austin, his wife, whose chris
tian name is unknown ; Thos. C. Lewis, whose christian name is unknown, and Mrs. Thos. o. Lewis, his wife, whose
christian name is unknown; Thomas C
ljwls and Mrs. Thomas G. Lewis, his
wife, whose christian name is unknown; Orson O. Fox and Mrs. Orson O. Fox,
nis wiie, whose christian name is unknown; the person who was Orson O
iox in March, 1&95; Indiana W. Lewis and Mr. Lewis, her husband in March, 1893, whose christian name is unknown; F. C. Lewis, whose christian
name is unknown, and Mrs. F. C. Lewis his wife, whose christian name is unknown; T. S. Fancher, whose chris-
tion name is unknown, and Mrs. T. S.
rancher, his wife, whose christian
! name is unknown: Thad S. Fancher
whose christian name is unknown, and Mrs. Thad. S. Fancher, his wife, whose christian name is unknown; Louise and
christian name is unknown; Louise Hageman and Mr. Hageman, her
husband, whose christian name is un
known; tho person who was Louise
itageman in November, 1892. The heirs, legatees, devisees and dis
tributees of W. H. English and Mrs.
U . II. English, his wife, both of whose
christian names are unknown; William
H. English and Mrs. William H. Enrv lish, his wife, whose christian naie is
unknown: Josiah S. Wolf and Mrs. Jo
siah b. olf, his wife, whose christian
name is unknown; W. B. Austin and
Airs. W R. Austin, his wife, both of
whose christian names are unknown;
wiinam is. Austin and Mrs. W illiam B
Austin, nis wire, whose christian name
is unknown: Thos. C. Lewis and Mrs.
DICKOVER & TALMAGE
Contractors and Builders Estimates Furnished on Short Notice
Phone 1933. Office 25 Rlmbach Building
HAMMOND. IND.
The Lake Construction CV
Manufacturers of
Artificial Stone and Concrete Cuilding
Material OFFICE 413 HAMMOND BLOO. Telephone 4751 Plant: Florence and Chicago Avenues. J. C. HAMILTON & CO.
Founder and General Mnchtnlata.
Dealicnera of Special Machinery.
Hra, Aluminum and Iron CnstinK, Wood and Metal Pattern, and Illacknnilthing. Telephone 47S1, HAMMOND, im Wilcox Ave. one-half block Lait. of
Hobntan Street.
I. R. MILLER C M. COOK
MILLER & COOK
Plumbing, Sewerage, Steam and
Hot water Heating.
Jobbing promptly attended to.
bitimdtes on application. Phone 20,11.
270 S. Hohman St. HAMMOXD, IXD.
Phone 3763. HAMMOND GARAGE Gasoline. Oil and Sundrie. (General Repairing. J. W. MfMl'LLEX, Prop. I So. Ilohninn St. 11 AMMO, it, IND
KONG HONG LO CO. CUinrae, Americas and 1-u rosea IlKSTAf RANT. Chines Chop Suey. Ail Chinese dlahea eerved la short order. Chinese Goods Open from and Tea. 11 a. m. to 1. a. ta. 0 Stale Street, Hammond, Ia4.
CALUMET CLUB PAVILION. MC, KAIII., PROPRIETOR.
Calumet River and Calumet Avenue,
HAMMOND, IND.
Launch parties accommodated. ItcKnlar
trlpa made by launch to point of Interest.
Woodhull Ice Cream Co,
Manufacturers of
Frozen Creams, Fruit Ices, Etc. So. Chicago, 250 2nil St., Phone 77 ;
Hammond. 85 State Street. Phona 177
H. A. EDWARDS. First CUaa TONSORIAL PARLOR, FOURTH FLOOR. HAMMOND BtTILDINrOb
W. M. CHRISTEN
ARCHITECT AND CU1LDINQ SUPf
312 Hammond Building HAMMOND
CASTLEMAN & JONES GARY, IND. Lots in Gary Perfect Title $10 Monthly Payments
The Reddy Roofing Co Gravel and Asphalt Roofin CONTRACTORS Ot DEALERS
Tel. 40. 315 Michigan Avenue.
Hammond, Indiana.
DR. F. H. FOX, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Off! eel Tapper Block, with Dr. Campbell. Office Phone, ISO Residence, 223 Office Honrs S to 11 a. mn 13 to 4 aw in. and 6 to 7 p. Sandays, 1 to 3 p. m.
a .
MAX LEVIN,
Merchant Tailor,
If you want satisfaction In a snlt of clothes, come to met 180 Sooth Hohman Street, Over I J on Store. HAMMOND, IND.
Near Conkey Plan
FOR SALE Weaned pigs, 6 and 7
weeks old, $5 per, pair, at H. P. Dow
ney farm, Kt. John, lna. y-ij-zw
W ANTED TO UUK.
WANTED -llorso for light wagon
dress lYL Al., Lake County 9-10-tf
Ad-
Ximes.
WANTED Light covered wagon; state price and condition. Address M. M., Lake County Times. 9-10-tf
WANTED Light wagon and horse. Address B. M., Lake County Times. 9-6-3t.
FOR RENT. FOR RENT Nine room furnished house; all modern conveniences; good location. For particulars Inquire at 32 Carroll street. 9-14-tf
FOR RENT Rooms suitable two gentlemen; board if 707 Hoffman street. 9-14-2t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for lady or gentleman; all conveniences. 710 East State street. 9-14-3t
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply 2S4 Flummer avenue. 9-13-lt
FOR RENT OR SALE Four room cottage. Apply at Ed Marsh's, Calumet avenue. 9-13-3t
urifhth, 1 Ihos. C. Lewis, his wife, whose chris-
tla names are unknown; Thomas C.
Lewis and Mrs. Thomas C-Lewis, his
wife, whose christian name is un
known; Orson O. Fox and Mrs. Orson O.
vox, nis wiie, wnose cnristian name
is unknown; the person who was Or
son O. Fox in March, 1895; Indiana W,
Lewis and Mr. Lewis, her husband,
in Aiarcn. ibvs, wnose cnristian name
is unknown; F. C. Lewis and Mrs. F. C.
Lewis, his wife; both of whose chris
tian names are unknown; Louise Hage
man ana iur. liageman, her hus band, whose christian name is un
known; the person who was Louise Hageman in November. 1892, respectively, are all unknown and whose names are unknown are not residents
ot the- state of Indiana.
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notmea or tne pendency of said ac
tion and that the same will stand for
trial at the next term of said court,
ana mat unless they appear and an
swer or demur therein, at the calling
01 saia cause, on tne lsth day of November A. D., 1907, the same being the 13th day of the next term of said cout
to re begun and held in the court house at Hammond, In said county and
state on the 2nd Monday of November A. D., 1907, said action will be heard
and determined in their absence.
In witness whereof, I hereunto set my
nana ana arnx the seal of said court.
at itammond, this 13th day of Sep-
temDer v., lvm. HAROLD II. WHEELER,
(Seal.) Clerk L S. C. I?y Carrio Miles, deputy clerk.
for one or preferred.
FROM $250 UPWARDS TERMS $10 DOWN, $10 A. MONTH
W. Gordon Smith,
Office 917 Harrison Jnst North of Conkey Ave.
St4
0 you know where Gibson is?
YOU SHOULD FIND OUT AT ONCE! Freight transfer point of entire New York Central Lines System for Chicago District. Choice Business and Residence Property opposite Main Office Builuings. Easy Terms. The Best Investment in Lake County. Call or address GEORGE W. LEWIS, Sole A fhone East Chicago 443 EAST CHICAGO
FOR RENT Desirable furnished rooms at 7546 Bond avenue, to one or two men with references. 9-12-tf
FOR RENT Good room; will rent either to married couple or to a lady. Address N. F., care Lake County Times. 9-12-3t
FOR RENT Restaurant, centrally located; living rooms upstairs. Phone 2033 or inquire at Lake County Times. 9-ll-5t
JOHN DICKINSON & GO,
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. 5 Board of Trade Building Telephone Harrison 6611 6611 New York Office, 42 BROADWAY Members Chicars Board of Trade. New York Consolidated Mock Errhsnffe
C. H. WANZER
STOCK ASD BCSD BROKER.
Stocks Cerried on 3 to 5 Point Margin. Nominal Rates of Interest.
333
Rookery Bldj., Chicago. niEFSniE EASSiSCIL S4C5.
TVIIY MOB LEFT HOME His Mother Punished a Dos for Good Cause., and the Kid Gave Much Trouble. EJwood, Ind., Sept. 14. Love for his pet dog prompted Robert, the 7-j-ear-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hastings, to leave his home. Incidentally it excited the whole city and almost resulted iu the lynching of an innocent horse trader who tvas passing through, the country. The boy's mother whipped a cur, which the boy bad as a pet, for chasing the poultry. "You shan't wliip my dog," said the lad. and he caught the dog and led him around the house. An hour later he was missed. Word came to the excited parents that he was seen with a Gypsy band south of the city driving toward Anderson. A dozen men pursued the wagons and came up with the nomads near Frankton. The drivers of the Gypsy wagons were roughly handled and serious results were threatened when the father, who had taken another road, came up with the boy, whom he found trudging in a southerly direction. The dog, for which he had deserted his home, was trotting at hia bee Is.
FOR RENT Room in new flat, suitable for one or two; modern conveniences. 155 Carroll street. S-30-tf
WANTED TO KE-T. WANTED Two furnished rooms; south side preferred. Address V, Lake County Times. 9-14-tf
WANTED By Sept. 14, or when vacant, desirable rooms or small cottage, furnished for housekeeping; permanent; good care will be taken. Telephone 150. 9-12-4t
WANTED Six or seven-room house, south of State street and east of Monon R. R. Address M. C, Lake County Times. S-27-tf.
WANTED I want -to rent a small or medium sized farm between Hammond and Crown Point, within walking distance to R. R. station. Address J Meyer, Postoffice Box 505, Hammond, lnd. 8-20-3wk.
LOST AXD FOOD.
LOST Kimono wrappea witn pacKage by mistake at desk, Lion store. Re
turn to desk; reward. 9-14-tf
LOST Black silk umbrella, straight
embossed gold handle, in Minas' store
or postoffice. Kindly return to Ruh-
stadfs. 9-14-2t
LOST Black seal leather purse with
silver corners, containing $13 In bills
a few pennies and a cnecK. made out m favor of M. H. Freeman. Owner be
lieves it was left in the Michigan Cen
tral depot, this city. Also umbrella
with gun metal handle. Liberal re
ward if property is returned to Mrs,
Freeman, editorial rooms. Lake County Times. Hammond -building, Hohman
and Fayette streets. 9-11-tf
EEP0RTEE IS INSANE. Kokomo, Ind, Eept. 14. Frank Suit, the newspaper reporter who was arrested on a chars"? of arson, has been adjudged Insane by a lunacy commission.
LOST On road irom touth Chicago,
through Pullman, Kensington, Dal
ton and Hammond, a blactc morocco pocketbook, containing money, business cards and correspondence. Return same to Lake County Times and receive reward. 9-7-tf.
REAL ESTATE
BARTER Hi EXOHANGE
FOR SALE Will sell reasonable 10-
room house; modern Improvements;
reason for selling, moving. Lrlck
Lund, 222 Roberts avenue. 9-3-tf.
JVo charge for six Insertions under
Barter and Exchange head. For everj reply to ad, you pay tvro rents.
FOR SALE Farm lands; 1 have for
sale thousands of acres of cut over land, ranging from J3.50 to $15 per
acre; also improved farms In Mlchb gan and Wisconsin; abstracts furnish'
ed to all buyers; your railroad fare refunded if you purchase. For parti
culars call at or address Mr. August
F. Brandt, 52 Doty street, Hammond,
Ind. 8-29-lm
FOR EXCHANGE One new 22 caliber
rifle and cash for ladles' bicycle. Ad
dress Box E-33. Lake County Times 14
TO EXCHANGE Columbia Pottery
glass for a pair of portieres, couch
or what? Address laKe county
Times. 14
FOR SALE Three lots. Nos. 356. 35!
and SiO Bell avenue, with house of
three large rooms; reasonable price;
cash. Apply 358 Bell avenue. 8-23-6w
FOR EXCHANGE Forty yards good
Brussels carpet, for rugs or coal
range. Address Box is-zi, Lane uounty
Times. 13
FOR SALE One cottage and lots in
Williams street. May street and west
of state line; cash or easy payments.
D. A. Pcgh, 213 Ann street; telephone
3244. 7-13-lmo.
FOR EXCHANGE Clock worth $12;
coupons good for an oil painting on
canvas, and good gasoline lamp, tor a bicycle. Address K-15, Lake County Times. 12
FOR SALE House and lot at 507 West
State street: first class condition;
lot 50x150. Call at 405 East State
street. This is a bargain. Jacob
Milr. S-21-tf.
FOR EXCHANGE Fine tone violin In
exchange for graphophone and rec
ords. Address Box i. M., Lake County
Times. 11
CALIFORNIA IRRIGATED LAND
Valuable information for homestek'
ers. Bulletin issued by National Irri
tation Congress on the great bacra-
rnento valley mailed free. Drop pos
tal to Chas. F. TVBrien. Dept.
1107 Post street, San Francisco, Calif.
8-31-5Sat-
FOR EXCHANGE We have odds and
ends of paint factory left, such as
wood fillers. Japans, varnishes, shingle
stains, roof and barn paint, furniture
polish and kalsomine and fresco colors.
everything in paint line, oarrei ana ton lots, for anything useful. Address
Box X-l, Lake County Times. 11
PERSONALS.
PERSONAL I am operating by hay
press now and am ready to give anybody figures on large and siall Jobs. Address Ben Klein, St. John, Ind. 9-14-lt
TO EXCHANGE One Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinet, almost new, with all com
rartments, complete; must dispose at
once; cost seu fit casn, including spices, cereals, etc., or will exchange for anything can use. Address D-ll,
Lake county limes. iu
PERSONAL Mrs. Josie Sooy. nurse. Phone 333 East Chicago. 9-5-lra
FOR EXCHANGE Complete set of
eighth grade school books for wear
ing apparel for young lady Address
Box F-17, Lake County Times. 10
11AIITLK AXD KXCHA.NGC
FOR EXCHANGE Elegant new suit
case; blue silk lined, with toilet ar
ticles, brushes, etc., encased; actual
cost $28; sell $15 cash, or might exchange for anything useful. Jewelry or
furnishing in four room flat. Box L-34.
9
FOR EXCHANGE Ic box and steel
davenport couch for rug, 9x12, or
rocker and Morris chair. Address S-42.
Lake County Times. 9
FOR EXCHANGE Large comfort oak
rocker, oak dining room table, four
leather seat chairs, one oak fancy center table; $23 ca8h for whole outfit, or will exchange for what have you? Box
L-35, Iake Countv Times. 9 1 .1
12.S0
LOST OR STRAYED Sunday. from Wolf Lake saloon, bay horse. 1.200 pounds; small white mark on left hind leg. Address any Information to Fred BurX Wolf Lake. 3-4-t
Does your sewing machine need re
pairing? If so. call up C F Millsr. ths , sewing machine expert. 241 East Stats
street, phone 260L - 10-16-',
PROTECT YOUR IDEAS Money in
small Inventions. Send for "'Invent
or's Primer." Consultation free, and
erood cases taken on contingent fee plan
If preferred. Special appointments made. ODen Monday evenings 6:30 to
S-80. Tel. Main 2309. MILO B. STEV
ENS & CO.. 163 Randolph street, Chi
cago. Min office, Washington, D. C.
Established 1S64. 9-7-43at
WHEN" A "SCDDEX EMERGEXCT"
GltirS YOr, LET A WANT AD HELP
YOU TO NEGOTIATE A LOAX.
FOR EXCHANGE Three lots in Ham
mond for acreage property la vicin
ity of Hammond. Address Box L-3L Lake County Times. lo
FOR EXCHANGE Two box dirt wag
ons for a horse. Address Box P-22.
Lake County Times. 10
FOR EXCHANGE A good singer 'sew
ing machine for dining room table or upholstered parlor chair. Address
Box T-2S, Lake County Times. 10
FOR EXCHANGE Lady has beautiful
silk quilt, also complete set Art and Artists, 6 parts, with steel engravings; new; will exchange for anything useful in three-room flat. Address Box D-12, Lake County Times. 'i
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Toleston Lots 4 and 5, block 16, C. T. L. & L Co.'s fifth addition. Clara Gutgesell to Mary K. Gibson , Toleston Lot 23, block 9, C. T. L. & I. Co.'s fifth addition, Andrew Joseph O'Connell to Henry A. Mix 1,000 Toleston Undivided 4 lot 5. block 16. C. T. L. & I. Co.'s re-
division, James E. Adams to
Bernard L. Lee
Toleston 3t 5, block 16, C. T. L & I. Co.'s second addition. Norris V. S. Mallary to James E. Adams Toleston Lots 23 and 2 4. block 21. C T. L & L Co.'b fifth addition, Harry P. Abbey to Peter Sharp Whiting Lot 6. block t, A. Roberts' subdivision, John Petsche to Henry Schrage Whiting Lot 6. block 3, A Roberts' addition, Henry Schrage to Helena Petsche Indiana Harbor Lot 24, block 20, in second addition. East Chicago Co. to Walter M. Jenkins Indiana Harbor Lot 3. block 52. Magdalena Gal to John Pawlik Indiana Harbor Lot 20, block 71, East Chicago Co. to Manly C. Wareham Hammond Lot 16, block t. north elde addition, Sarah Sutan Bar
ker to Sarah K. Liddlngton ... East Chicago E 9 feet lot 21. block 1. Bell U Hoffman's, Paul B. Lipinskl to Andrew Gadzala
East Chicago In 2. block 14, ew 2S-S7-9. East Chicago Co. to William Sempie 175 Garj- Lots 54. S5, block 1, Lin
coln pane addition, u. t. wna Co. to George II. Tissen.
In addition to the foregoing fers there have been Cied for
00 700 SCO
100
6 mortgages), 12 releases icellaneous instrument
100
trans-record
and 13 mis-
1
li
t