Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 102, Hammond, Lake County, 16 October 1907 — Page 7

Wednesday. Oct. 16. 1907.

THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES 1

Stocks9 Grain and Proislons

LATEST AIOVH.VIHINTS I is INDUSTRIAL CENTERS,

NEW YORK LETTER. New York, Oct. 16. The stock market had one of the sharpest and severest shake outs in many months. Missouri Pacific- was the target for the bear operators in today's market. The action of the railway commission in Nebraska compelling the Missouri Pacific railroad from running their trains faster than twenty-five miles per hour on account of the poor road bed, wa3 the thunderbolt which caused the slump. The report that of the more prominent western operators who is largely interested In copper stocks was caught long of Smelters and Copper and had been compelled to unload on account of Inability to negotiate loans upon his securities was another bearish factor. Smelters declined eight points and Copper five, rallying slightly near the close from the lowest prices of the day. The report of a prominent stock exchange house in trouble and rumors of others skating on thin ice helped the depression along. The losses throughout the list will average about three points for the railroads and almost four for some of the industrial shares. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Descpt. Atchison . . Am. Sugar Arn. Car .., Amal. Cop. Am. Smelt Am. Ijocom Anaconda B. & O Biscuit Brook. It. T C. & G. V. Ches. & O. . C. F. & I.. Col. South Cotton Oil Canad Pae Coast Line Denver corn Distillers . Urie com . . Krie 1st Erie 2nd . . Open . 81 106 ..29 53 .i 77 V 46 . soy . 6SVi . 41 7 . 23 4 16 "4, 20 so i; 15'J 71 . 47 . 1!);S . 41 High &1 ls 106 30 548 77 4 6 V 31 87 68V3 4 2 7 Mi 29, 16 '4 20 30 '4 161 71 20 47 19 41 Va 32 122 'i 48 130 23a4 54 101 15 28 fit 59 4 2 Vi 102V3 67 121 30 81 117 20 SO 18 664 15 43 22 7614 . Low 78 104 V 28 49 69 44 27 S5 6 5 40 7 29 13 19 30 lS'la 70 19 46 .18 40 29 118 46 129 23 52 99 14 26 63 51 38 Va 100 Va 66 4 115V8 29 79V 116 19 85 17 64 15 42 17 . 73i,4 Close 79 105 28 50 71 45 28 85 66 41 7 29 15 19 30 159 70 1 9 46 18 40 29 1 1 8 46 130 23 52 99 15 27 634 52 39 100 66" 117 29 79 117 19 87 17 64 15 42 IS . 74 12 11 31 11 117 22 82 9 15 69 3 Z Great North 1224 Gt. Nor Ore 4X III. Central 130 K. C. S. cm 2 3 '4 Io pfd . . . 53 Va li. & Nash ... 100 Mex. Cent 154 II K & T cm 2Hi Do pfd ... 64 Mis. Pac .. 54 Nat. Lead .. 4 21a Nor. & W . . North. Pac Ont. & W. . Peoples Gas Pennsyl. Press Steel Heading . . . It. 1. & S... Do pfd Rock Isl. cm Do pfd Rubber 67-v. 121 '4 29 81 11 7 ai 20 H9V4 IS 66 15 43 22 South Pac i ; a So. Ity. r'Kt. Paul cm 12 Ms 4 '. 115- JltMa - n a 31 Tol. Ky. & L. 11 Union Pac 121 U. S. Steel.. 23 Do pfd ... 83 Wabash cm 9 Do pfd ... 16 West Union 6! 11 121 23 83 9 16 69 11 116 22 81 9'a 15 69 "GRAIN AND PROVISO MARKET Month Open Wheat Dec. .,"105 May ..110 July ..102 Corn

High Low Close 105 104 104 111 110 110 103 102 103a 63 62 62 S4"t '3 63 6 4 62 62 55 5 1 54 5 7 56 5 6 50 &o 5o 1605 15S7 15S7 1640 1625 1625-27 925a 930 920 925 912 905 905 930 922-23 922-25 807 795 795 852 845 845a

Dec. . May '. July . Oats Dec. May . .64.63 .55 . 56 -57 July ..50 Pork Jan ..1600 May ..1630 La rd Oct Nov ..920 Jan ..910 May ..930-27 Ribs Oct May . .850b CHICAGO LETTER. Chicago, Oct. 16. WHEAT Aggressive selling based largely opon weakness northwest made a lower level of prices today. Fluctuations, however, were nervous and frequent. Shorts wore early stampeded at times because of recent similar unpleasant experiences. Gradually, however, they gained courage. The report of 116 boat loads export business, which was reported from seaboard, caused one of sharpest rallies, but was soon discredited and bears quickly raided prices again. Thel report seems to be well authenticated tor sale of twenty-three boat-loads durum done late yesterday from Duluth is Included. Much of day's business was in durum and very largely from other ports other than seaboard. CORN Was firm early but weakened later. It developed that the eastern buyers were filled to their capacity, resellers were in possession of markets east and offering at much below Chicago basis and primary arrivals failed to fall off as expected. The. crop in ample market here was one-half to three-quarter cents and elevators the only buyers. OATS Trade was small with prices following other grains. Oat crop of France was officially estimated at 3S3,150,000 veisus 312,000,000 bushels. HIODITK MARKETS. Butter Receipts, 6.451 tubs; cream eries, extras, 2sc; price to retailers, 30c; prints, 31 4c; firsts. 25 24c; seconds, 24 ii 25 .sc; ladies. No. 1, 22 So; renovated, extras, 25c; firsts. 24c; dairies, extra, 25 4c; firsts. 22ii24c; seconds. 22c; packing stock, 21c. Eggs Receipts. 6,834 cases; miscellaneous lots, cases returned, 15'5lSc; cases Included. 154 3184c; packed in new whitewood cases and 55 per cent fresh. 22c; prime firsts, packed in new SO-doz whitewood cases and must be 65 per cent fresh, 24c; extras, packed especially for the city trade and must be 80 per cent fresh, 26c; dirtits. No. 1, I44ai54e; No. 2. ll13c; checks. 11 6fl4c; seconds, 1214c; refrigerator eggs, extra, 20c; firsts, lS4S?lSc; ordinary firsts, 16!?J17c. Potatoes Receipts. 35 cssrs; choice to fancy, 5S;fi60c; fair to good, 55 Si 57c Sweet potatoes Jerseys. $3.603.75 per brl; Virginias, $2.60?2.60. Dressed beef No. 1 ribs, 17c; No. 1 loins, 13c; No. 1 round, 8c; No. 1 chuck. 7c; No. 1 plate, 5c. Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 13c; chickens, fo-wls, 3ci springs, 10c; -roos-

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ters. 7c; 10 c. geese, $5.00 7. 00; ducks, h rill t A r.-l 1 rr. o r r ,. brl; c&.00 t,f h1i"rrh.nnur I' 00

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... HJVIUl.K .,' jumbo, per bunch f l o; culls. J1.26tx 1.50 $2.00; straight, ; ltmons. California.

oranges, California, $4.25 6.25; pine-iand limitation and employing stop PPles, $1.754i2.0O per brl; peaches, o,rders when buying on weakness. But $1.50 I.75 per crate; Michigan 20 -fx 25c there are more indications of recovery rirb1bist;bpSekarts: f7.toV a moderate character and the daily Berries Cranberries, Capo Cod, $7.50 ; operator should for the present operate Perr brl. j with that idea in mind. Buying on the criJj1O50c71$2C50y FOr'3 CantelOUPeS'!weaknt-ss yesterday along these lines California green fruit Plums, $1.00 j as recommended would have given 1.50 per case; grapes, $1.30(2.65 per ! moderately good results thus far.

case; pears. $2.00 Ti 4. 2d per box. Beans Hand nicked, choice. $2.35 2.38; screened and depending on quality, choic e, $1.85 2.10; red kidney, per bu, $2,4012.45; off grade, $2,104 2.30; orown Swedish, Ji.uuw2.2u; umas, Cali fornia, oer lUO lbs, $5.25. Gretn vegetables Beets, $1.50 per 100 bunches; cabbages, 75c1i$1.00 per crate; carrots, $1.50 per 100 bunches; cauliflower, 1 Scir $1.50 per box; celery, 10c5 $1.00 per box; cucumbers, 50c1t $1.0o per basket; eggplant, 40500 per crate; garlic, 55 Vic per lb; horseradish, 65c per bunch; lettuce, 60 & 75c per tub; laf, 15?t20c per case; mushrooms, 20 & 35c per box; peppers, 40 O'i 50c per crate; parsley, $1.00 per brl; radishes, home grown, $1.50 per 100 bunches; string beans, green, 25U75c per box; wax, 231:75c; sweet corn, 40c per sack; onions, 40(?t50c per sack; spinach, 40cv.per tuh tomatoes, 50 90c per crate; turnips, 50c per sack; watercress, 12Cs,per doz. GRAIN MARKET. Chicago, Oct. 16. Carlots today Wheat, 74; corn, 268; oats, 173; hogs, 25,000 head. Chicago Oct. 16. Estimated cars tomorrow Wheat, 81; corn, 341; oats, 221 ; hogs, l,00O head. Chicago, Oct. 16. Clearances today Wheat and Hour, 211,000 bu; corn, 214,000 bu; oats, 400 bu. Xorlhwft ('. This week Last week Last Yr. Duluth 308 397 450 Minneapolis .238 146 275 Chicago 74 63 66 Southwestern Receipt ntiil Milpnient. Receipts. Shin. Minneapolis, today ..267.000 Last year 289,000 St. Louis, today 37,000 Last year 63,000 Kansas City, today . . 86,000 Last year isa.000 Primary Markets. Receipts. Wheat, today 992, 00 Last week 1.097,000 Last year 1,019,000 Corn, today 767,000 Last week 875,000 Last year 708,000 72.000 101,000 116,000 1 40.000 156.000 138,000 Ship. 1,178,000 1,079,000 814,000 754.000 647,000 450,000 LIVE STOCK MARKET. Union Stock Yards, Oct. 16. Hog re ceipts, 25,000; left over, 6.000; market! 5 cents lower. Light, ?6.10, to 6.70; j mixed, $6.15 to 6.70; -heavy, J6.00 to j 6.70; rough, $6.00 to 6.25. Sheep receipts, 30,000; market strong toH)c higher.; LIVERPOOL MARKET. opened ' Liverpool, Oct. 16. Wheat unchanged to one-eighth higher; corn opened unchanged. Liverpool, Oct. 16. Wheat closed one-half to three-quarters lower; corn closed one-eighth to five-eighths higher. WEATHER FORECAST. ! Iowa, Dakotas and Nebraska Fair tonight and tomorrow; warmer north tonight. Kansas Fair tonight and tomorrow; warmer north tonight. i Montana Generally fair tonight and tomorrow'; moderate temperature. Wisconsin and Minnesota Generally fair tonight and tomorrow; warmer west toni.srht. I.iwnr Michigan Generallv fair tonia ht and tomorrow; warmer nort!t ' and extreme west tonight. Illinois. Indiana and Missouri Generally fair with moderate temperatures tonight and tomorrow. HEARD OH THE BOURSE. New York Expressions of opinion by some of the leading stock market 'Interests this morning are a little more hopeful in regard to the Immediate outlook for prices. All statements of an optimistic nature on the market are qualified however, with the provisions that nothing further of an unfavorable character such as last weeks In regard to the local traction affair Is brought out. Close watchers of the market believe liquidation has run it3 course and that some rally on the technical conditions is now In order. We would advtse again at getting too bearish in the present soldout and oversold condition of the general market. Mclntyre. We see nothing in the situation to warrant anything but conservative buying on any breaks. Dick. Buy Union for moderate rallies. Keep long cotton oil. Joseph. There are probably some weak spots yet to be uncovered, especially in the Industrial list. Miller. It seems evident that further attacks cn the mraket will meet effective opposition and with easing in money conditions considerable improvement in prices should follow. Brown. There has been little buying except by professionals, but it should not be forgotten that in times of liquidation money on call accumulates and must find occupation and is perfectly willing and rather inclined to find it in listed stocks oven for a turn. Bartlett. There is undoubtedly something big stirring up. Secretary Courtelyou has arrived here and Rockefeller and Frick have come and it is reported that Morgan has also returned from Virginia. The presence of the secretary of the treasury may have something to do with the money situation. Mclntyre. Missouri. Kansas & Texas earninrs for August: Gross, $2,288,414; inc. $347,551; net, $900,237; inc. 13S.425. Surplus after charges, $335,455; inc.. $61.(155 ft,r,l.. European account. Indeed, as soon as there is a definite improving tendency we look for good support irom aDroao. Union ha been sold to a stand still and good support will be seen on all the bear drives. We look, for a com pari -tively narrow market today, though the bears may be depended on to fight any Improvement. Financial Bureau-Stronger, rallying

tendency's seem likely In the stock

I market today than were seen yesterIrregularity is still probable, but drivlnar nower aonears to be decreasing. We would continue largely

fr ii '7ineutral being guided by the technique

lEasi pect of a good bank statement should j induce some further short covering, .The buying of high grade rails on break seems to us the most logical and safer position. The break in Peoples Gas is reported to be due to efforts of the Metropolitan Traction in New York to "get even" with A. N. Brady on account of his testimony In the Metropolitan investigation. Government Bonds. Bid. reg 105 Asked. 106 106 102 Vi i24 124 106 U. u. S. 2s U. S. 3s reg 101 U. S. 3s small .101 U. S. 4s nw. reg........ 122 U. S. 4s nw. cp 123 U. S. I'an. 2s 105 L. S. Phil. 4s 103 AMAZES THE NATIVES President's Strenuosity fMakes Them Sit Up and Take Notice in Louisiana. BATH WITH THE GLASS MIHUS 40 Climax to His Achievements Requiring; Energy. i Fenta on Short Hat ions and Gives Them Another Twist "Wear Out AH the Dogs ic the Region. Stnmboul, La.. Oct, 10 No netrs of thp president's day's hunt has been received here. Brutus Jackson, the negro hunter who went to Newellton to locate a camp there last week, when it was decided to so there, has returned and brought a fresh supply of bear dogs with him, and an effort Is ltflriff made to secure even more from the same source to take the place of animals ou hand, which are be coming much jaded. Arrivals from the Bear Lake encampment tell marvelous stories of the president's hardihood and capacity for roughing it. He Makes the Natives Gasp. When he carried his blankets with him from the upper camp last Friday and that night and next morning a to only cold bread and meat he had taken In his saddle pockets they marveled that a president could be so easily satisfied; but when he jumped into Bear lake for a swim upon rising at daybreak their astonishment was almost 'Without bounds. The thermometer registered at the time less than 40 degrees, and most of the others present were sedulously hugging the camp fire. The president plunged Into the water as soon as he arose. And They Took the Dare. As he approached the edge of the lake he bantered some of the other members of his immediate party t Joint him, but none did so. He swam a distance of 100 yards to an Island, and then returned, declaring upon landing that theexercise had been most exhiliarating and that the water was warmer than the air. The fact thnt be seems almost tireless in the saddle la most favorably commented upon and is regarded as quite marvelous for one of such exalted position and upposedly sedentary life. Hnnt to End on Saturday. It Is now the president's puprpose to close his hunt with the last round on Saturday, and to come Into Stamboul early Sunday. lie will spend Sunday afternoon and Snndaynight at the residence of I.eo. Shields, plantation manager for J. M. Farker, one of the president's party, and on Monday morning fave for Vlcksbirrg. where he Is to speak Monday afternoon. IS THIS A "FEELER T Runeell. of the Telegraphers' "Strategic" Board. Is Perhaps Doing a Little Strategy. Yea ? New York, Oct. ia Daniel Russell, chairman of the "strategic board" of fhp gtrking telegraphers, said that the convention of the commercial teleg- ! raphers union, which meets at Mil waukee Oct. 23, will endeavor to bring about a strike of railroad telegraphers in support of the commercial men. On the subject of arbitration Russell said: "Speaking for myself I can only say that I believe that the time has arrived when arbitration would not be - i unacceptable to the strikers if an could be reached whereby tbe? are ""owed to select one Of the arbitrators, the companies another and ' A. t.ij A 11 A. V. I 1 wie io seiecrea to cnoose me uiru I Personally I believe that James Gor I don Becn-att. rvromietor of the New York Ilerald. would be acceptable to both side as a third arbitrator. I understand Mr. Bcrraett is now in I A I T .V!... V. ,J V ! 1.. 1 w "e muaw r i in "

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male: help wanted. WANTED Partner (lady or gentleman), of culture and good appearance, with one hundred dollars for established oftice business, now paying fifty to eighty dollars weekly net profit, and iidly increasing. Can furnish the very best of references from all over Lake county. Call on Prof. Jerome, clairvoyant and metaphysician, 9057 Commercial avenue, corner yist street. South Chicago. 10-16-tf WANiKD For U. S. Army: Ablebodied men, unmarried, between the ages of 21 and 35; of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. Men wanted now for service in Cuba. For information apply at Recruiting Oftice, 9J State street, Hammond, Ind., or 323 South State street. Chicago, III. 7-8-tt WANTED An intelligent young man for general office and outside work; position permanent; excellent opportunity for capable and reliable man; references required. Address C D, Lake County Times. 10-1 2-tf WANTED louiig man to work around office. Apply Lake County Times. 10-12-lt WANTED Boy. Apply at Lion store, dry goods dep t. 10-S-tf WANTED Bright boy about 16 years old to learn trade. Apply at ofce to Mr. Faber, care Specialty Underwear Co. 10-4tf f CKALB HELP WAXTEXX WANTED Girl fof general housework; small family. Call 112 East Clinton street. 10-l6-6t , ' WANTED Second girl; good wages. Apply Green's hotel, 67 N. Calumet avenue, one-half block north of distillery. 10-16-3t WANTED Woman for general housework. Apply Green's hotel. 67 N. Calumet avenue, one-half block north of distillery. 10-14-3t WANTED Cook for boarding house; good wages to right party. Apply Otto Mathias, Calumet and Hoffman streets. 10-14-tf WANTED Waitress. Apply at 91 State street, Chinese restaurant. 10-14-3t WANTED Apprentice girls for dressmaking. Apply 240 Hoffman street, Mrs. Bardens. 10-12-6t WANTED Woman or girl to assist in housework. Apply at Mrs. James Fordyce, 309 Fischrupp avenue, Whiting, Ind. 10-10-6t WANTED Girl for general housework; good cook. 417 Hohman street; second flat. 10-7-tf WANTED Good hired girl who can cook. Apply Pioneer hotel. T. J. Greenwald, Lansing, 111. 9-5-tf. WANTED A competent girl for general housework. Apply 47 Mason street. K-30-tf. VOR SALE. FOR SALE A small. gentle family horse, buggy and harness, at a bar - gain. Aaaress i-., tiox Zo6, naramona, Ind. 10-16-2t run. sALt; uneap, isut i-iaynea touring car; 45-50 horse power; in first class condition. W. '11. Kleinmann. 92St Commercial avenue, South Cmcago, 111. 10-lo-3t , FOR SALE One 1906 four cylinder touring car; tires new; full equipment of lamps, tools included; top speed merer, shocK absorber, bumpers, etc.: this car can be bought for $1,200 if sale is made before Oct. Zo. Demonstration arrangements. Inquire of John IS. Ton, Oak Glen, 111.; phone 3S52 Hammond. FOR SALE! Good working horse; black; 1,200 pounds; 10 years old; price $40. Address 11. Boese, 30 Gordon street, West Hammond. 10-12-6t FOR SALE A well established business, on account of owner wishing to go south before winter; business has been established 15 years and clearing $3,500 per year; owner might consider one or two bright business men in partnership if parties could furnish satisfactory references. Price $4,000. Address W-T. Lake County Times. 10-12-tf 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 $i59. Used pianos from $30 to $90. Come and practice on our pianos. J. M, Wilcockson Piano Co.. Hammond building. 9-18-tf FOR SALE Saloon, very cheap, if taken now; two-story corner brick; on account of sickness; a bargain. 245 Gostlin street. 9-17-tf WANTED TO BCT. WANTED To buy two acres for garden product; must be very cheap. Address R S, Lake County Times. 12-5t WANTED To buy a good boarding house business, centrally located, or will rent house or flats suitable for boarding house. Address K. fa., care of Times office. 10-ll-6t FOR RENT. FOR RENT -Nine room house, fncluding bath. Call alter b p. m. at szs North. Calumet avenue. l6-l6-2t FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 44o8 Northcott avenue, East Chicago. l0-lt-3t FOR RENT A furnished front room. suitable for two gentlemen. ( iJoty street. 10-16-lt FOR RENT Furnished rooms, suitable for one or two persons; furnace heat, iiht and bath; modern convenl ences. 32 Ogden st 10-15-3t . - i n - n . -t; phone 35S4. FOR RENT Large rurnisnea rront room with alcove, suitaDie ror two gentlemen. 121 uougias street; ptione 1411. io-ia-n FOR RENT Barn. inquire at 524 Claude street. iu-i!-tr FOR RENT Furnished room. Call at 339 Claude street. 10-10-FOR RENT Two large unfurnished rooms: large closet and hall. Phona 46S3. 10-14-3t FOR RENT One large furnished room; steam heat. bath. Call 130 R.ussell street. 10-14-tf FOR RENT One large furnished room for two men, with board, 6.00 per week, at 307 State Line, near Douglas street. Call Sunday. FOR RENT Furnished rooms ty day or week. Call 202 Michigan avenue. 10-7-tf PERSOJSALS. PERSONAL You can get neat, odd sized picture frames at Johnson's Studio, in Masonic temple, 5 State street; second floor. 10-14-3t PERSONAL J. F. Reilley has removed his law offices from the Majestlo building to - room. . Tapper block. 9-23-SOt . . Does your sewing machine need repair, ng? If so, call up C. F. Miller, the sf ng machine expert, 241 Lst Staia street; j&one 2661,

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SOTICES. PETITION OF BANKRUPTS FOR DISCHARGE. In the matter of Zeliska and Pollak, Bankrupts. No. 38 In Bankruptcy. A Co-partnership. order of notice thereon. District of Indiana, ss: ,r-n this 19th da" of September A. D. ;90, on reading the petition ot the bankrupt for his discharge. It is ordered by the Court. That a hearing be had upon the same on the l.th day of October A. D. 1907. before said Court, at Indianapolis, in said District, at nine o'clock in the torenoon, and that notice thereof be published twioo in the LAKE COUNTY TIMES, HAMMOND, a newspaper printed in said district, and that all known creditors and other persons in interest may appear at the said time and place and show cause. it any they have, why the prayer of the said petitioner shnuM nnt t granted. And It is further ordered by the Court, that the Clerk shall send by mail to all known creditors copies of said petition and this order, addressed to them at their places of residence as stated. Witness, the Honorable Albert B. Anderson, Judge of said Court, and the seal thereof at Indianapolis, in said District, on the 19th day of September A. D. 1907. NOBLE C. BUTLER, (Seal of the Court,) Clerk. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. In the matter of the Estate of John Albin Swanson. deceased. No. 302. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of said Estate, bv the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said estate Is supposed to be solvent. GEORGE M. EDER, Administrator. Dated Oct. 1, 1907. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. In the matter of the Estate of Duncan MacArthur, Deceased. No. 304. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. OWEN L. CRUMPACKER. Administrator. Dated Oct. 7. 1907. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION. Notice is hereby given to the qualified voters of the City of Hammond, Indiana, that a "Special Election" will be held in said City on the second (2nd) day of November. 1907. at the polling places to be designated by the Hoard of Election Commissioners, for the purpose of voting "For" or "Against" the proposition of whether the School City of Hammond. Indiana shall issue Bonds In the sum of Fiftyfive Thousand ($55,000.00) Dollars, to be used for building the "Wallace School House." Hy order of the Common Council of the City of Hammond. Indiana WITNESS my hand and the seal of the City of Hammond, Indiana, this 10th day of October. 1907. OTTO H. DUELKE, City Clerk I hereby, certify that the above and foregoing notice is a true copy of the . orinlgal notice, certified to me by Otto i ii. imeiKe, clerk or the City of Ham imond, Indiana. WITNESS my hand this 15th day of October. 1907. . FRED G. RIMRACII. ! Superintendent of Police of the Citv ; of Hammond, Indiana. 2t I LOST AD FOUND Two horses near Saxony roan weighing 1,200 lbs; bay about 1.000 lbs. Add-ress Martin miner. R R. No. 1, Box 4, Hammond, Ind. 16-2t FOUND Gray horse; 1,200 lbs. Call at 133rd place and "Wolf Lake. Alrrea ioiam. io-i4-6t LOST Small red cow; no horns; white spots on uac K ; rope around neck finder please notify Stephen Keri, 4753 Melville avenue. Last Chicago. 14-3t REAL ESTATE FOR SALE The following choice res! denco property: Nine room house on South Hohman street, with all modern conveniences. furnace heat; $4,200. Beautifully finished six room modern cottage on Michigan avenue, near Calumet avenue, at $2,700. Modern six room cottage in fine con dition on Truman avenue, $2,400. Five room cottage on Wilcox street; $1,000; easy payments. New six room cottage on Jackson street, $1,400; easy payments. Large two story house on lot 50x165 feet, corner of Logan and Smith street; a bargain at $1,500. Cottage on 37.2 foot lot; Torrance ave nue, near Hoffman street, $1,000 easy payments. One and one-half story brick; modera conveniences; 6 1 loot lot, on Sum mer street, $3,000; easy payments if you wish. GOSTLIN, METN & CO. 10-15-6t FOR SALE 50 foot lot on Doty for $9a0 cash; good bargain; in good neighborhood. II. B., Lake County Times. 10-14-3t FARM LANDS! Improved and unim proved farm lands in Marinette coun ty. Wisconsin. Also in thirteen differ i ent counties in Michigan, ranging from $2.50 ner acre ud. I estimate full value ; on city property and take same as part navment. Tor further particulars call or address A. F. Brandt, 52 Doty street. Hammond, ma. io-3-im FOR SALE New five room house, two story: oatn. gas. sewer, sidewalk. i water. Za foot lot on one side lor an other house; a good investment; Just on aiicnisin avrnun iu cot toa; own- - ' er warns iu uuuu uais, itnoBow offer o. k. Address X. Y. Z. (owner), Lake County Times. 9-17-tf TT.Tl R1T.F TTmi mil lnt At K07 VCmmt state street; first class condition: ; iot 60x160. Call at 406 East State ; treet. This Is a bargain- Jacob ! aim. 8-zi-tr. BARTER HUD EXCHANGE lio charge for six lnartiona said Barter and Exchange head. For every reply to ad, yon pay two eeata. FOR EXCHANGE Two frame cottages (to be removed) for a vacant lot in Hammond or what have you? Address Box R-2S- Lake County Times. 14 iTO EXCHANGE Sewing machine and two rugs for cooking range. Ad- ' dress Box B-17, Lake County Times. 14 FOR EXCHANGE Hot blast stove, good as new, for base burner. Address H-sl, Lake County Times, 12 TO EXCHANGE Two revolving barber chairs and an ice box. for a gent's bicycle. Address Box 400, care of Lake County Times. 10 FOR EXCHANGE Ladles writing desK and caoinet ior parlor gas lamp. Address Box L-2J. Lake County Times. FOR EXCHANGE: Kitchen coal range for what have you. Addrey Box B37 Lake Uounty Tliaesj ia.

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LOTS FROM $250 UPWARDS. Terms $10 down, $10 month.

W. Gordon Smith, Owner

Office 917 Harrison St. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Ivanhoe Lots 35 to 42. 44 to 48. block 1; lota 1 to 36, 42, 43, in block 2, IL A. Boorsea' addition, Harold 11. Hammond to Alice Bacon 1 Miller Lot 8, block 5, Chas. A. Blank's subdivision, Ohas. A. Blank to Lillian A. Baker 1 Indiana Harbor Lot 21. block 70, East Chicago Co. to Eliza Musbaum 323 Toleston Lot 4, Caldwell's fourth addition, William C. Caldwell to George R. Scott 360 Crown Point Lots 7. 8. block 25, itaiiroad addition; lots 5 ana b, block 26, Railroad addition, Culey E. Egerton to Lewis F. Edjrerton Crown Point Part 34. Henry Aulwurm to People's .State Bank of Crown Point 2.200 In addition to the foregoing trans fers there have been filed for record 2 mortgages, 5 releases and 9 miscel laneous instruments. NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE It was developed In the Standard Oil inquisition at New York that the Standard kept Itself informed of the doings of its competitors. Nineteen persona were killed and two score wounded by a train wreck, at Shrewsbury, G. B. Somebody ignored the rules. George A. Fettibone, charged with Implication !n the murder of ex-Governor Steunenberg, of Idaho, will be tried beginning Oct 2S. Cholera Is reported to be rapidly increasing in the provinces of Kiev, Chernigov, and Ekaterinoslav, Russia. Nine striking telegraph operators, formerly in the employ of the Western Union at Washington have applied for reinstatement. Freight handlers at Toledo, O., have demanded an increase of wages of from 55 to $10 a month within ten days. The Master norseshoers' National convention, assembled at Peoria, IUn for a week's session, has taken action to Increase the number of apprentices. The Dresden (O.) National bank has closed Its doors after weeks of strug gle to keep things going. Most of its deposits were withdrawn and the chief losers are the stockholders. Judge Lawrence, of the common pleas court at Cleveland, O., rendered a decision holding illegal all franchises granted by the councii for so-called 3cent fare lines en the east side. Commissioner Lane, of the Interstate commerce board, charges that the Southern PacIQc railway. is still giving rebates, but in a roundabout way. An order directing Mae C. Wood, who has sued Senator Thomas C Piatt for a divorce, to file her alleged marriage certificate, has been Issued by Justice McCall. of New York. Rear Admiral Evans, commander-in-chief of the Atlantic fleet. Is at Washington to consult over the big cruise of the battleship squadron. The nse of tobacco In any form Is denied ministers of the gospel affiliated with the Evangelical association, now Jo, conference at Milwaukee.

THE OPEN SESAME to the successful issue of. many undertakings is a LOAN when you need it. If you have ood securities, ws have the money, and yo can get H on short notice by afptylng at our of Acs, Room 200. 91&8-40 Commercial avenue, South Chicago. WE FINANCE firms, corporations and individuals in and around all neighboring towns. You must have for security a Piano, Furniture. Horse. Wagon, Carriage or some other personal property. ON ABOVE SECURITY you can borrow from $10.00 to

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tx We ON REAL ESTATE INVEST Gary: also 103 Dearborn SALE coiy plant North of Conkey Ave. The Pittsburg of the West We arc selling Real Estate only in Gary, Indiana Single lots our specialty We offer Better Prices and Terms than any other firm in Gary .Gin Gary, Indiana JDr. F.M.Jones, Mgr. If you desire further information, snaps and booklets, fill in this coupon and mall it to us at Gary, Ind. Name. Address. Office on Broadway' Between 17th 5 18th Aves.j

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