Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 116, Hammond, Lake County, 1 November 1907 — Page 6

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CROWN POINT NEWS

THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES

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Dr. C. J. Tlnkham was Visitor yesterday.

Peter Schmal and daughter, Grace, were among: the Chicago shoppers yesterday. E. Dovlchi of thl3 place, has taken the agency for the Cunard uteamshlp line and will be glad to give any person the rates for any foreign port. The Carnegie library board met last evening in the First National Bank building-. President Charles Meeker called a meeting to organize a poultry association for next Monday evening. Yesterday was Wheeler's last day In the clerk's office, and today Shortridge takes his place. It is reported that Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Root's little son, who had an op

eration pfrrormd some time ago in the Wesley hospital in Chicago, is getting along as well as can be expected. Marshal Joseph P. Young, who is acting as a witness in the trial of the etate vs. Fred Itohn at Arnamosa, la., 13 not expected home until next Sunday. Barbara Fatch, who was taken to a Chicago hospital some few weeks ago and was operated on for a tumor, has arrived home and reports are that she is getting along aa well as can be expected.

A party of twenty young ladles gave a Halloween party last night in the town hall. An elaborate supper was served and all report a good time. A gypsy social was given In the M. II. church parlors last night. Conrad Schmidt, son of Fred

tichmidt, living two miles south of town, bought the Josejh Ade farm, and reports are that ho will soon take a life partner.

MUNSTER NEWS

M?s. J, D. Young and Mrs. W, Van Wilder returned to their homes in Hose land yesterday after a short visit at the home of Mrs. Jacob Munster. The Calumet river is covered with oil near the bridge between IIcssIville and Highlands, a large oil pipe belonging to the Standard Oil company 'having bursted.

George Appel of Hammond was in ; Munster yesterday. Dor3 Stallholm visited friends In Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Louis Pittrlch has gone to Cedar Lake to spend several days at the home of Mrs. Huttsler. Mrs. George Jarneke went to Hammond yesterday. Fred Kunzman of Hammond has been building a barn on his farm here which he intends using as a daughter house. D. Lang of Harvey, 111., Is visiting

iriends in Highlands.

v vrcuuuijg anniversaries were

celebrated last evening In Saxony. Mr. and Mrs. August Schreiber were married twenty years and gave a china wedding, and Mr. and Mrs. August

Jarnke had a crystal wedding In hon or of their fiftieth anniversary.

county bar association, hence the at

tendance of the local legal lights. The Broadway theater in the Moe

Dunning, near Eighth avenue. Is under

6w.uk some changes and a heating

1JMni is being Installed. It will be ready for running again by next Sun

day, and the management promises bet ter service than ever. Thev carry :

lurking suspicion that they may be able

io nook onto the Heat. Light & Water company's wires for Juice within a week or ten days, which will enable

tl.ern to abandon the use of the gasoline engine that now proves a nuisance on account of the exhaust. Since it Is being discharged into an old whisky barrel the sound is more muffled and

soothing and few people give it heed. Architect Kendrlck and his wife have decided that they will not move away from town and are on a still hunt for a residence. Thy will not move for a month or six weeks as yet, but hav given up the idea of wintering at some

other place. Trustee John K. Seas of the third ward, has practically completed the overhauling and new addition to their

little cottage in the residence section

sourn ot the Pennsylvania. A brick

foundation has been put under the

building and an extension built on the

rear for an additional room. Several other buildings are being overhauled in that immediate vicinity, giving the neighborhood a much better appear

ance. The new houses erected by real estate dealer George Baker and L. A. Van Deusen as well as the one being

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uy iunsiaoie tnnmbers are

iming tneir effect, and a number of

other buildings are being planned, including several nice dwellings. In fact the contention of the south side real estate dealers that their part of the

town has Just begun to develop is re celvlng consideration. Gary's Hundreds of Transients.

WHITING NEWS

The fact that Gary has a wonderfully large transient population Is demonstrated on a rainy day like this. The Incoming trains have their dozens of passengers instead of their hundreds and the streets are deserted and gloomy. In fact there Is nothing so much needed In Gary as sunshine. When it is cloudy and rainy there arc few warm and inviting windows to look into and the soaked sand dunes simply emphasize tho lugubrious blueness of everything.

LOWELL NEWS

Mrs. John Hill, who has been living with her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Mc-

Nay, and husband, out in the country, has moved to Lowell and occupies tjie

i-..uvin Sanders house on Castle ave

nue.

F. Henderson and wife of Lorraine,

Wacto.. TIU. 1 . .

-..,) iioiiir uas rfiurnea irom a

two weeks' visit with relatives in

Willlamsport and Attica. Ind., and also

at Danville, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Qulnn have moved from Center street to their home in Fred rtreet which has undergone many repairs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fischrupp, formerly residents of Whiting, have returned from Chicago Heights, 111., and are now residing with the latter's father, Mr. Zweig of Fred street. Miss Ethel Sears of Chicago spent yesterday with her friend, Miss Pansy Hayes of Clark street. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miles are entertaining their son who makes his homo

with Mr. and Mrs. Crlsman at Wheeler Ind.

Mrs. Louis Gordon of Toleston wn

the guest of her brother, Joseph Bern

stein yesterday.

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noyai .Neighbors will triv n

pedro party In Fischrupp hall thi

evening. Excellent prizes are to be awarded. Leo Herlman, who is a fireman on the C. L. S. and E. at Gary, visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. Helman

or Pennsylvania evening.

Rev. Thomas Smith, Pastor. Gary, Rev. A. P. Sulleus, acting pastor. The Chicago Telephone company has a force of men at work changing the telephone poles from the streets to the alleys. The company ir to be commended for this change, but as this puts several telephones on different lines, thereby changing the number of the phones, no small amount of dissatisfaction is being caused amon? patror.3. Several have threatened to see

the company. This dissatisfaction will soon blow over and then all will realize the advantage of having these unsightly poles in the alleys instead of on our streets.

Friday, November 1. 1907.

MERRILL VI LLE NEWS!

ROBERTS DALE NEWS

avenue, Wednesday

Messrs. Julius Linneman and William Eggers saw "A Knight for a Day" at

Towle's opera house last evening.

Mrs. Christ Wonnocat of Harrison

avenue, entertained her sister, Mrs. Pesche and several other lady friends

from Chicago, Thursday. Messrs. Edward Barnes and Val Brown saw "Nellie, the Beautiful rii.iV

jonn Moll was a Chcago visitor yesterday, and made extensive pur

chases for his general store.

The Ladles' Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. E. Walters yesterday. It

Delng Mrs. Walters' birthday. The so-

neij presented her with a souvenir

spoon. Lunch was served and a delightful time had. Louie Hartman and wife were Chi

cago shoppers yesterday. C!1 rr ...

owns iurvers win take his father-

in-law, Mr. Hiram Barton, to a Chicago hospital today. It Is thought an operation will be necessary to relieve

an ear trouble. Rev. Dunlavy of Crown

t oint will also accompany him.

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ST. JOHNS NEWS

7 i ' h Tl C'lm!!.,. . t ... ,

.. .... k.vuaiii , vi l unuer me nanurnr

yesterday but good luck saved from Injury.

The Misses Helen and Clara Gerlach

Model," at the Calumet theatre In South en taInPd a minlb" of their friends

John Langmyer and son, Alfred, saw "The Four Huntings" at the Calumet last night. Whiting people will be sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Lauten Schlager, which occurred at her home In Point Richmond, Ca!. The Lautenschlager family are Well known both in Whiting and Robertsdalo, whero they resided .until about one year ago, when they moved to California, thinking the climate would benefit the mother's health. Henry Lotz and daughters, Anna, Lytlla and Faula, were in Hammond last night.

John Carlson of the East Side, who

was struck on the head hv a hror

while at work as carpenter in the

Standard Oil plant, Monday, is Kettina-

aiong nicely. Mr. Carlson is a brother Bend

" v "Noi'ii ii oueriuan avenue, week

A foreigner had his hMi hoiv t-

Chicago last evening.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Botorf of Roberts avenue, are entertaining the latter's sister. Mrs. Shaffer and son, Edward, of Peoria, 111. Frank and Mary O'Connel of Atchison avenue, are very sick with the measles, and under the care of Dr. Lauer of Whiting. Mrs. William Kelley of Chicago, was the guest of Mrs. William Balm yesterday. John Kreuter Is having his store remodeled and Intends opening it in a short time as a 5 and 10 cent store. Mr. Kreuter will have a full line of granite, tinware and dishes and in fact almost the housekeeper will need in the kitchen, will be found there.

at a Halloween party last night.

V J. Ludwisr ssnent 'Frl.l n v in Chi

cago.

Joseph F. Gerlach has taken his corn shredder home from the repair shop

in crown Point and Is getting every-.

tning ready for business in this line

of work. Mr. Gerlach has Just put in

his threshing machine last week. Miss Katie Liesenfelt is home for

short visit with her parents.

Alois Portz made a business trip to

Hammond and Roby yesterday.

josepn Uerlach of Gerlach Brow.

rounueu up another carload of live

stock which they shipped today.

DYER NEWS

RENSSELAER NEWS Mrs. S. C. Irwin has n- tn Rnntk

to visit relatives for about a

ooim wnwaB of Hammond n.iM

xer relatives a short visit yesterday.

F. Hahn of Kreuzburg, was a busi

ness visitor here Thursday.

I. Lowenberg of Chicago was here

Jured at the Stnndnr.T , ' aoasn. is visiting ;;; '.' " "ls Dusiness

Plank falling on him: After having "ma. and ""nlly. his wounds dressed bv Dr. Hoskins he Irwin made a business trip to was taken to his home in Schrage ave- Demotte yesterday.

nue in the ambulance. Mrs. Francis Ham In the northwest

Mrs. Wesley Thorpe of New Vork part of town, is very sick with a

avenue, is very 111 and she la thought stomach trouble. to have an attack of appendicitis. Clifford Meader Shotts. of Chlcatro

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Fairburn who and Miss Grae Awella Morgan were v,sltod the,r relatives in the old home

nave been visiting with Mrs. A. S. "larrlfa at tne home of the bride's yesteraay

Mover, left for their home In Los " naay at 1:30 p. m. Rev. B. McKee made a buslnes, trin tn

A . , l -. i , . . . 1 h 'n rr.il f t v r i . , , . I r-, .

cai., tins morning. Vl ' ienan cnurch per- Meger and Chicago Hirr,t

interests.

11. Rottermund of Hanover Prairie,

paid Dyer a short visit yesterday.

r.. uansa of Crete transacted busi

ness here yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gies of Crown Point, formerly residents near Dver

Johnston Knight and Thomas Drake i? ceremoney. The happy Interests of the Dyer roller mills.

in the

Tlnll

home on the 3:30 ti i,,- u . "aauween 18 PaJ,t onc"e more and as

showers nf , ' far as cen e learned just now the

Ohio, are visiting relatives and friends 'r?U.n.J of.aowen festivities last gratulations from their m, tv.o pranks Played by the mischief ldv

INDIANA HARBOR

his

II. II. Gregg is quite sick at

home in Commonwealth avenue. William McAllister has been notified that he must vacate the house recently purchased by the railroad, within thirty days. He will move to the : house he Is building on Drummond fatreet. When he moves, that will leave only two occupied houses In legent street. J, C Jones, boss carpenter at the Inland, expects to resign his position and move to a farm in Alabama this winter.

Mrs. Mary Chlpllon of Whiting was in the Harbor today. Sho expects to resume hor position in tho postofflce week after next. Mrs. William McAllister has a sister visiting her. J. W. Bowers is very sick at his homo in Michigan avenue. Mr. and Mrs. M. o. Sherman have moved to Hammond. Mr. Sherman 'has been manager of the lorni

j phone exchange and made many friends while here. J. K. Llghtbody attended a Masonic meeting In Chicago Tuesday night.

were. ile was a former resident of

east of Lowell and this is his first visit back in twelve years, and he notes

many improvements in the way of telephone systems, railroads and rural mall

routes, but the greatest change he

notes is the many new brick blocks in

stead of old shacks in Lowell, and the vast fields of corn in the Kankakee

marsh, that was nothing but muskrat houses and a lake of water when he

left here

ing

were in Hammond last nin-ht u ior vnicago, their future

Whiting people enjoyed their usual showers of rice . TT-. H , m ..... I

tip- it AT,-o r t-. -..v.. j innius. vr,,.ti,o ...

i.io. uiuiuu nojrers en- i... vti ievi- ami Tiieso in a oonn

tertained several young people at a ' A" PPenheimer, who has been not very annoying.

witchcraft party at her home In Ohio v,slunS her daughter, Mrs. B. S. Fin-

avenue. Xh housti was A(nrmr

most beautifully, suggestive to the oc

casion and a most pleasant time was

had,

GRIFFITH NEWS

A A. 1 .

-fi ner nome in une Hundred and

Eighteenth street and LaPorte ave

nue, Miss Hazel Moore, entertained a

party of young ladles, while Miss

Helen O'Hara of Cleveland avenue was

hostess tn tha Tnnlni- .U.. r v. -

A TIallo-er. m,H. o -1 1 . . ' i- lue iugn

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given by the pupils of the high school ber. Manv Srnme I-I

at the opera house last night. A large through the efforts of Miss Marie

-rovu was in attendance and an en- O'Hara. who nssiste.t in .m.u, Uhnrt -i.f i

lOVnhla t mo s r-rnsr-t n.l i . . a' I &

v"'-u- ine airair was vote.i n rmnnci. c,.

Mrs. Clara Landis of St. Marie, Can., cess

is vlsitiner Mr. and Mrs. John

Spry

and other friends here.

Mrs. 1 1. a. Ashton has returned to

her home at Waterman. 111., after a

several weeks visit here with her aunt

Mrs. W. A. Davis, and husband

William Grant, whose serious sick

ness was mentioned In these columns, was taken to a Chicago hospital Thurs

day where It is thought he will have

Frank Hess of Hammond transacted hi ,,nM

ousiness in Hessvllle yesterday.

Mrs. J. Skelton

in

On the streets were young and old

out for a good time, but the number of

depredations committed were comna

imiveiy smau. compared with other

years as not one arrest was made. The East Phien

chief amusement was throwine flour

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auu one would tnink by the annearnnot "auun is reported aulte ill

of the sidewalks and streets, that we SuDt- w- R- Curtis of Crown Point

had witnesser a snow storm. visited the Hessvllle school Thursday

Messrs. Mike McCarthy, John Backus Trustee F. R Schaaf transacted busi.

for several months, left for her

home in New Orleans yesterday.

Lyman Barse rptnmo.i rmA

Chicago today. Mr w, WfIln TrK .,.

I w . iiuuai i, 10 V iau

m. j. Bierson made a trin to Fort ai ine "ome or her brother, M. C

Wayne on legal business yesterday. Barny.

ai. U. lhiel made a business trip to

Hammond today. His health is im proving some.

The Standard Oil company received

a carload of maple trees from the Kan-

Mrs. John Otto has returned from a kakee region which will be used in

ornamenting their grounds.

Will Graves of Lowell, who has been

working here for some time, has gone

to LaPorte for a few days' visit with

HESSVILLE NEWS

Mrs. James

in Chicago.

Vanes spent yesterday

The funeral of Mrs. McCormlck will

be held at Highlands Friday at 10:30

aner wnich the remains will

be interred at Hammond.

to undergo an operation for append!- aml Fred PPerrnan, were employed as ness in Hessvllle yesterday

HOBART NEWS

cltls.

EAST CHICAGO NEWS

special police last night.

The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical

church, will give a bazaar in their!

church, Nov. C.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Davidson are

expected home from Washington and!

Messrs. August Johnson, Albert Lewis Jamestown on Monday.

. ... uauoauru uusi- ine Micnigan City Association of

ncss in tnicago yesterday. Congregational churches nnri Mir,ifr.

SOUTH DEERING

The Halloween party given by the

ladies of the M. E. church Wednesday

evening was well attended The ot Benton Harbor, Mich., are here visit

Miss Genevieve Gibson of Toleston, visited Ilobart friends Wednesday. Mr. Martin Greven of Fort Wayne, Ind., is a guest of Rev. Father Jansen a few days this week.

Burtrum Belding and John Munger

GARY NEWS

The usual Halloween observations were indulged In by the local small boy last evening to the discomfiture of several people and the annoyance ot the policemen. No serious damage "was done and no particular danger injcurred, thus establishing a precedent worthy of emulation in years to com. Attorneys Gus Heart and J. Glen Harris looked after legal ilntercsts in Hammond yesterday morning.

Architect Joseph T. Hutton came over this morning for a round of inspection on the buildings for which he prepared ,the plans, returning to Hammond on the Michigan Centra! morning train. Quite a number of the local attorneys xpect to attend the farewell banquet that is being tendered County Clerk II, H. Wheeler in Chicago this evening. The affair is under the auspices of the

amusements consisted of games per-

i i . i . . . ' tainlna' tn tha rr- elnn 1. 1 .

and Mrs. Brown of Heeewisch vultI1 was m session here closed Wed- : ' " a

w i . i i . . . . a f iv k nner tr- a a oa rr(

iifsuHy evening ana t iosp hnv no- fh " va.

" 1 "0 fl fVa In In nVtnvn- 4 1 A 1 a. . I

uilciai in uiaiKc i. ir f l ii hi rnpv naval -a rht- ot ti

St. Mary's orchestra will srlva a ne.i m- thi. . ' T . . .. .'fc " rmer resl

nnrtv- at St MarVo is o 11 T,- t -, , " i,ve u u l now OI ingle-

Nov: 14. ' 'r"r:: , . . wood- has dangerously 111 for the

; " euu a past two weeks. Her many friends Professor Sterling's dancing school pastor, two delegates and in addition here will be pleased to know that she

openeu lust mgni wnn a gooa crowd. . " vooi, i 1B siowiy recovering,

wiia ine resun mat aDout fifty persons

rearing a repetition of last year's from out of town were here to the two Mrs- McCausland was an East Chi-

performance. when their car was run day's sessions. cago visitor yesterday

orr the track, the Lake County Ice com

ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. B Bale.

-Devotion Pastor of East!

Mr. and Mrs. James Gleason are en- and Lowell high school boys

111

Mrs. Barrett has recovered

severe attack of tonsilltis.

THE PM-MAURER COMPANY HARDWARE and FURNITURE

Broadway end Eight Ave.

GARY, IND.

prtNES, UQUORS, AND CIGARS Only High Grade Good THE GABY Buffet and Restaurant Charles Dtlia-Cbleaa. Prop. p?e4wy, Gary, u&

Ine reneral nr.1iot n-oo "xrtt

pany took the precautions of chaining Lr, 1 thr Irn , - lura- Jamps oieason are heir car to the rails th ?dfrn fhurch- a"d the sub- tertaining relatives from Gilman,

JUrs. iowler of Indiana Harbor will follows

bouth Bay hotel, Thursday, Nov. 7. CMcasro

Mesdames Moss and Ottenhelmer 9:50 Organization and Business.

were Chicago visitors. Local church problems

Crown Point hth school bet th lu:3 llie "elation of the Church

Tigers 33 to 0 at Crown Point thr0 memoers ana Tne bunday school II,

weeks ago. They play a return srame

tomorrow at Saw Mill Park, and the

game ought to be a good one. Since

the first game the Tigers have improved

wonderfully, and the addition of Stern

berg of Indiana Harbor has done much

to strengthen the team.

day evening, having been sick

that day.

J. E. Kelly moved his family into the Heidtman house on North street, which he recently purchased. Tomorrow afternoon there will be

a game of football between the Ilobart

from a

Banker Cavender Is making some improvements on his Joryville resi

dence.

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W. C. Hutton spent a pleasant evening with congenial companions in Chicago yesterday.

Just received a Icrge assort

ment of fine Hand Painted C MIINT A. WARE Marked at -rtonislvn.lr low prices.

A1AX NASSAU, JEWEIAN EAST CHICAGO, IND.

S. Davidson.

10:30 Discussion. 11:00 Christian Endeavor Probl

Hev. Ferdinando E. Carter.

n:-u iscussion martin Peterson of

Last Chicago.

11:3 0 What is the Real Work of th.

Local Church Rev. D. T. Williams.

2:00 p. m. Devotion Led bv RP,.

Thos. Smith.

:30 Report of Business Committee.

2:40 Report of National Council Rev

Ferdinando E. Carter.

:50 Report of A. M. A. Rev. D. T

Williams.

TERRIBLE LIUQOR GRAVING

How Orriiie Destroys All Desire for 1 evenlng-

Whiskey and Beer.

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wo niunic iim intr ior nnnr ic n

symptom of disease artA tn

n uie uisease itsell should be treated in a scientific way. When one has

uatu h nisKey. Deer or nther cti-,,,

lants for a long time, the nerv. n

have become accustomed tn tt-.a

of the stimulants and demand liquor

4. vuri tu ptriiorm tneir autles If the nerve cells are nronerlv trrt

the craving for liquor will be destroyed' It is tn this way th.nt nrrina i,-

alcoholism, bu suDDlrlne to th n.rv-

t-jis me Firenrin neede.l th.io h

me uesire ior

Mrs. Rosle Sloan, wife of James P.

denly at her home in Knox, Ind., Tues- anCV Veal CIlOPS. VBT lb 1 Of

ontn-ancy Roast Veal, per lb 9c

Fancy Veal Stew, per lb 6V2C

Good Boiling Beef, per lb 4Ve

Pot Roast Beef, per lb 8c No. 1 California Hams, per lb 934C

Very Best Regular Hams, per lb 14c

Tomatoes, per can 9y2C

Pears, per can ..ioc Fancy 1-lb Can Salmon 10c String Beans, per can .8c Succotash, per can 8c Sugar Corn, per can 7C All kinds Soap, 6 bars. . .25c Three bars fine Toilet Soap lOc Yellow Turnips, 6 lbs... 5c Telephone orders promptly attended to. Special rates on Canned Goods in Quantities.

Miss Kate Deppe left yesterday for

St. Paul, to remain for some time. There will be a public dancing social In Stratton's ODera house tomorrow

Up-to-date Faftlitonable

FALL AXU WINTER MILLIAERY

Call at REISSEY & LAUGHUN Lowest price In Ilobart.

Thone 54S. Our Motto A Perfect Fit J. M. DROHAN the up-to-date . MERCHANT TAILOR. Cleaning;, rrctaK and Repairing a Spevlnlty. EXCHAXGK AVE ME.

I'lH AliO. ISDIAXA.

3:00 The Woman's XT! -1 rt--i, "l.V.l '?.. ; e ior liquor. It

- - - j "Ular .Tll?lPS every particle of the ter-

111 iocui cnurcnes. uy representative riDte liquor craving. imparts new from the East Chicago Missionary strenlh anI vigor to the whole svs-Kit,-tem- and restores the sreneral hwi'th

c..-.. r.. . xrunKenness , free on re-

,lriauu" "l ounuay pcnoois ana quest, ine Orrlne Co.. Whintn

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30 Indiana as a Field for Congresa- , So 9uccessf"l has Orrine been that tionalism Superintendent A - fX.er?' ls a registered guarantee

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T:30 Are Home Missions a Paying In

vestment? Rev. A. J. Sulleus.

Benediction. The pastors and the churches they

represented, who attended the rally,

are as follower Michigan City, Rev. Ferdinando E. Carter. pastor: Rev

Orville L. Kiplinsrer. chanlain. Mirh

ton r t, v d "?penln of Pax- igan City Prison.-Hammond. Rev. Nor ion at waiter Co., at 2so State st feet mm V. Rlnn!nirn- n.,n o -v- , .

1 - - . j'acuji. ruuia (.in

Saturday.

cago Dr. G. H. Bird, pastor. Porter,

which entitles you to a refund of your

money n urrine rails to effect a cure.

-ever nerore was a treatment fnr tho

liquor naDlt sold in this way. A guarantee like this shows the faith of th

discoverer of Orrine and the agents who

nancne it, the leading druggists every where.

Orrine is In two forms. No. 1. which

can be given secretly in food or drink; Xo. 2 in pill form for those who desire

to be cured. Either form costs $1 per

dox. ana both are sold under the lib

eral guarantee that your money Willi

be refunded if Orrine fails to cure.

Orrine is for sale by Lion Store

Pharmacy, Hammond, Ind-

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WHISKY vhitlng Wholesale Liquor Go. WHITING, USD.

IKE FIHSEN LIGHT AND ELECTRIC INSTITUTE DISEASES NOT ONLY TREATED BUT CURED AT THIS INSTITUTfl

NERVOUS DISEASES:- Both Functional and Organic.

STOMACH DISEASES:- Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, etc RHEUMATISM:- Acute, Chronic and Muscular. DISEASES OF THE EAR. NOSE, THROAT AND LUNQSMa their sUTf

SKIN DISEASES:- Ecxeiua, Cancer, Tumors, etc. BLOOD DISEASES:- and Diseases of the Heart. KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES:- not curable !n private practice, DISEASES OF WOMEN J- ImUmnxations, Displacements, and all fonaa cf P male Disorders. M S.utCr,pthr Suite 30O-3O4 Hammond Bid. IIABIMOND.