Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 121, Hammond, Lake County, 7 November 1907 — Page 7

Thursday, Nov. 7, 1007.

THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES

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HEW YORK STOCK (MET I)scrlp. OpAt uifcun ... 1z Do nfd S4 High n, lo:, Z j 4U 22 14 M S 2 1 7 25-;4 145 1 4 4 2 v i : Sll 1 1 4 14 'it 6 Low 4h fcti'i 2!. 3 -a 1 1 it T-i 61 2 3! 'i 1 2S! 1 'i 21 12U C2?i 1 4 1 ;:i 41 Ti 17 20 1 1 2 ft 123 5 CJOSO i ft los'?, 2''.:4 4 8ft ) fj ft o'J ft 31 ft 14ft 7 s eift' 31 ft 1 7 HO-;; 2 ft 14 ISft 41ft 17 2U 112; 123 5 Am. Sujar. . 1 05 Am. Car Am C.j ij.fr. .Am Smelt. . . Am Locom . , .Anaconda Am Woulen. K & O Biscuit Brook R T. . C G W . . . Chci & O O F & I Cotton (ill. . Canad I'ae. Coast Line. Cent Eeath Denver cm. Distillers .. Erie com . . . Krle in rl . . . Great North III Ctntral. 50 4 0 6 1 i i 32 2S',i i; 't 145 622 14 1 5 t 42 1 7 'i Z'J 1 1 4 ,-i 12 4 22 f0 15 Interboro K J 8 cm . . Do pfd. . . . L A: Nash... IVleJC Cent... AI K & T em I o pfd ... . Nut Lead . . . N V" Cent . . . Nor & V... 24 21 5 ?.h y H 63 10 s 31 23 t5 38 ft a 7 ft 63 107 30 ft 7 4 ft 10 7ft 17ft 7 ti ft 15 57 13ft 3 1 ft tiCft 12 ft 101 ft 20 IMi 101 lOUft 23ft S3 ft 1 ft 15ft 64 22 ') 5 28 ft 97 ft i3 1 'JT ? 30 ft 21 ft 7 4 ft 107ft 1 7 ft 7 1 ft 15 57 ft 13 ft Clft 67 12ft loft :iu ISft 101 io:jft 23 ft S3ft 14 ft til . as; .108 . North I'ae Ont & Vv' . . 1 Pacific Mali. 21 1 I'eoples da. 7 5 i'ennsyl. . . . 1 0'J Pressed Steel 17 Reading .... 77 10 ft 17 4 la 1 6 58 T7Vi la 5S 1 o vt 124 K 1 & S Do pfd . . . . Hock Is I. cm Do pfd. . . South 1'ac. Fo. Hy. cm . . h 1 3 ;;i 34 ft ' 07 ft 1 2 -U, 10 4 30 1 'J 120 111 2 5 ft H 5ft h lift it; 5 Atchison St. Paul ... .104 St L&.SF2dpf 30 Texas 1'ac. 10 T C & I 120 Union Pac. .110 U. 8 Steel . . . 25 Do pfd VI rg (,'liem . . Wabash pfd West Union . hi 14 D 65 Ex-dividends per cent. common, GR11 AND PROVISION MARKET

Month Open High Low Close Wheat Deo. . .112-01 ft 03 ft 00 ft OOftb May . .PUft loi ft yoft loo -ft July ..0u-05ft i)7ft 04ft 95ft ..57ft-ft 5Sft 57 57ft-ft May . .as ft ft 6 Oft 57ft 5sftax July ..58 ft -57 08 ft 57ft 5Sb (ats Dec. ,,4Sft 4Sft-40 47ft 47ftft May ..5 lft -50 51ft 5 oft 50 ft ft July ..47 17 V 4 6 10 ft ax Pork Jan. ..13 0 0 1 3 35 1 :i 00 1325 May ..1315-50 1370 '13-15 1357b Lard Jan. ..7S5 707-SOO 7S2 702b May ..soo 812 705 805b Hibs Jan. . .700 710 t'.OO 702 May ..720 735 715-17 727

1'HODl tK MAHK U'l'S. Butter Receipts, 3.10S tubs; creamtttfs fxfr:2fe;prfcVk to retailer;. 25c; prints, 2 He; firsts. 21 ft (a 23c; seconds, 20'(i21c; ladles. No. 1, 10c; renovated, 21ftc; firsts, 2uft-; dairies, -xtr.i, 22c; firsts. 2'u21c; seconds, l'Jc; packing BlocK, lit'. Kskh Receipts. 8,0 4 S cases latieous lots, casi-s riturned, cases included, 1 5 ft 'u 1 n fto ; miscel- I 1 5 ( 1 so ; ! ordinary i in new ' firsts, lCfu white wood 22o: prime W lilte wood cent fresh, lte; lit sis, t ase.s a nd liists, pack, cases and 2 1c; extras, city trade ai' k .'.1 per cent in new fresh. ! :o-,i,z must be tif per ! packed especialand must be 80 j i ties. No. 1, 14ft; ly for the per cent fresh 6( 15 ftc; No. 2. "0c; di 1 U 13c; ; ciu idvs, 1 1 i 14c; . ur'iator tifKs. ex- ; u 10c ; ordinary seconds, l; (i Iff; retri ttus. 20o; firsts, 1' firsts, lt'.'U 17c. PotaiOiS lieocipts. 2 to fancy, 5i51o; fair t Sweet potatoes lllin spys. $3.85 i: 4.00 per brl; 5 ca rs ; choice good. 52 i 55c. is. $2.75 ; J erVirginias, $2.25 fc 2.35. Veal Quotations for calves in good order were as follows: 5o to i'.O lbs weight. t(fi6fte; t0 to 80 lbs. SVrSftc; 80 to 1 00 lbs. 9 t 9 fto. Dressed beef No. 1 ribs, 17c; No. I loins. 19c;; N'o. 1 round. 9c; No. 1 chuck, 8c; No. 1 plate, 5c. Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 14 15c; chickens, fowls, ite; springs, 9 ftc; roosters, iV.o; geese, $5.00 :i 7.oo ; ducks, 9 ft 1!. Fruit Apples, $ 1 .50 'r 4.50 per brl; 50eC,j $2.50 per bu; crabapples. $2.00'tt 4.00 per brl;, $ 1.00 fu l .75 per bu; bananas, iuinbo. per bunch, $3.00; straight, $1.75; culls, $1.25 Si 150; bouquets, 75c (r'tl.00; lemons. $2.50 (u 5.25 ; oranges. California, $2 50 J? 5.00; pineapples, $t5.r0 ft S.OO per brl; peaches. Michigan. 30c pei 1-5 bu basket: grapes. 17 'a 20c per 8-lb basket; pears, $2,501(1.50 per brr. Berries Cranberries, Capo Cod, $8.j0 C1U.00 per brl. California, green fruit Grapes .0c?i $2.50 per case; pears. $1. 60'a 3. CO per box. Beans Pea beans. hand picked, choice. $2.25r2."0; common to fair, $l.85ft2.0; red kidney, per bu, choice, $.2.15sj 2.2f; lower grades, depending on qualitv. $1.75'm 2,'Hft brown Swedish. $2.00ii'2.2o; oif grades. $ 1 .GO ft l.s5; limns. California, per 100 lbs, $i.O0. Green vegt-tables Beets. $100 per loo bunches; cabbage. t0& S0o per crate; carrots. ? 1 .oo ft 1 .25 per 100 .bunches; aculitlower, 2 5 fa 90c per box; ceiery. 2oc it Sl.ou per box; oueumoers 20Ci 00c per per crate; radish, b'.c i per tub; lea f. rooms. 25;N 4 per crate; pa ishes. hoiiii' , 1 o - 0c :u $2.00 rue. i. ' i 'er luir,.; 10 12 5c pt'-r rsley. 8 g row :i. per lb; horseit uce, 25 4? 40c r case; mushreppers. $1.25 per doz; radi 1.50 per 100 a : ; i : 1 0 J1.2 hunches; string teai per box; wax, 4 0c nil. $1.00 per brl; onions, rpinach. 50o per nib 76c per crate; turn,.. green, 40ft7oC . ."unash. 75c i 5 v :vjo per bu ; tomatoes, 40 r . t;rc per sack; watercress, l.ft" per WEATHER FORECAST. Illinois Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; warmer tonight; cooler Friday. Indiana Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; warmer tonight. Missouri and I.nva Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; cooler Friday and west tonight; warmer extreme east tonight. Lower Michisaii Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight; Friday possibly showers with cooler west. Wisconsin Increasing' cloudiness with possibly showers north tonight or Friday; warmer tonight, cooler Friday. Minnesota Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; cooler tonight and east Friday. Dakotas and Ncbraitafair tonight; cooler tonight LIVERPOOL MARKET. Livirpool, Nov. 7. Wheat opened one and one-quarter to one and neto half lower. Corn opened one -half five-eighths lower. Liverpool. Nov. ".Wheat closed one and one-half to one and seveneighths lower; corn closed five-eighths to three-quarters lower.

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Special Wire to 1 he TIMES LIVE STOCK MARKET. i union Mfics s an s. .sov. i. uok re- ! ceipts, lS.Ooo; left over. l.OuO; market 10 -to 15c lower; estlmat.-d tomorrow. 12.0O0. Light. $4. So to 5.40; mixed. $4. So to 5.5"; heavv, $1.0 to 5.40; rough, $ 4. HO to i.'Jo. ' Cattle steady. Peeves, $3.50 to 7.00; cow , $1.25 to 4. So; stockeis, $2.40 to ; 4.50. Sueep 10c lower. GjfAIN MARKET. Chicago, Nov. 7. Wheat. corn. 51 Carlot3 today oats, 75 ; hogs. 1,200 head. Chicago. Nov. Eetimat'-d cars tomorrow Wheat, 30; corn, oi; oats, 8; hots, 14,000 head. Chu-uu-i. Ncv. 7. Ch-arances toilay Wheat and fl'--ur. 42,Oo0 bu; corn, 0,ooo bu; oats. 2,000 bu. Primary lloverafut. Kecclpt-s. Ship. Wheat, today Iifct week Lafct year Corn, today Last week Last year 7ii!,000 H4 7.00') P42.OO0 blS.OOO i2 1,000 771-.0O.) 238,000 20;,0oo 347,000 357,00 SSd.OOO 535. 00 Nnrl Invent Cars. Tliis week Last week Lagt Yr. Duluth 3-r' 237 C03 Minneapolis . 2 0 234 35r Chicago 4 6 62 If HEAED ON THE BOURSE. Partiett The Hill Btocks are doln very well and seem to be drawing in their outside properties Into one big company. It should make a stronger proposition with which to put up arguments on freight rates, but the prospect la that all roads will hear less from the reforming committee In the future than In the past. Chandler There is evidently going to be a consistent and patient effort made to halt industrials declines and to upbuild financial confidence. There are many things that may disturb the effort, but as far as can be seen, it looks sale to take advantage of all setbacks to buy stocks. London The Bank of England today raised its discount rate 1 per cent to 7 per cent. Topics For the moment we look for a rattier quiet trading market and would advise buying only the best rails when weak for turns. Among the most favorable stocks to trade in this way would be the Hill and Harriman stocks. Beading and Atchison, though Smelter offers opportunity for some profitable turns on the long side. We would advise caution. The market is not going to run away. Miller The market takes small the stocks thrown on the market on the tnereaed bank rate with material ease. 1 am a bull, especially on Steel common. The whole amount of it Is we have on the exchange at present a thoroughly liquidated position and there are no stocks to come out when they gro 'drtwn. 1 Iftly steel common' for big profits. Colorado and Southern for fourth week October gross, $445,290; increase, $102,644. For the mouth gross, $1,429.070; increase., $221,195. From July 1 gross, $4,032,919; Increase, $560,673. Missouri Pacific, fourth week October gross, $1,603,000; increase, $50,000. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS 1 Is' mmond Lot 52. block 3. tion, Ullrich John Sippel 51 and e ft lot East Iawn addi- & Blackmun to 400 Hammond Lots 5i and ford anil Trankle's Lizzie A. Kimling to Thompson 57, Stafaddition. Sarah Ii. 1,200 Hammond Iot 32, Standard ad dition, Lake Co. Savings and Trust Co. to Walter Bukowski Hammond Lots 21, 22. 24, 25, block 1, Towle's second addition. William Webster to Solon M. Webster Hammond Lots 21, 22. 24, and 25. block 1, Towle's second addition. Solon M. Webster to William Webster Toleston N 66 feet lots 41 and 15. block 10, Fred Hecker to lndepi ndent Brewing Assn.... New Chicago Lot 71, block 2 in third addition, New Chicago Ii. E. & Invest Co. to Edward Speltzer East Chicago Eot 45 and n 1 2 feet lot 4 4. block 7. ne ft 29-37-9, East Chicago Co. to Hub :.oo 600 66 ert Sterling Section. 6-36-9 W -Part -s ft sw ft 5.482 acres. Standard Steel Car Co. to c. & E. Hailwav... Section 7-S3-9 W SE ft no ft 40 acres, Joseph Elxenman to Charles Schilling 1,440 5.000 ,000 In addition n. the foregoing transfers there have been filed for record. 5 mortgages, 6 release laneous instruments. s and 15 m i seel - C"5 -I'Oli SAl.ll AT A BAU.IIX New brick house, seven rooms; all modern improvements, located in East State street, will sell cheap to a quick buyer. Inquire DR. YOUNG, MASONIC TEMPLE. 4i . I if - : - You certainly have something that you desfre to sell, but t can the many interested people know, if you do not use the advertising columns of The Lake County Times?

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Wall Street Out of Its Own Trouble Will Now Aid the Farmer. PROMISE MADE TO J. J. HILL Funds to Begin Moving to the Northwest Eight Away. Will Not Ke a Flood, but All That Can Be Spared Will Be Started Latest Business Difficulties. Irovr York, Nov. 7. Now that the monetary strain has Ix-en lessened locally the New York banks have begun preparations to ship all arailable currency to the northwest to 3id the move ment of crops. While there is concerted action among the city's banking institutions to meet the demand for currency now being made by banks l:i the crop country the individual Lanka vill send all funds that can possibly be spared for the purposes. Estimates of the combined amounts that the New York banks will send to the northwest within the next six weeks vary. The Chase National bank and the First National bnnk have commenced to ship daily sums ranging from $25,(i00 to $,"0,000 to banks along the route of the Great Northern nd Northern Pac-iiie railroads. Hill Asks Cash Assistance. James .7. Hill held a conference here with officers of the Chase National Lank and other institufons, at which, it is said, he asked that the northwest be given nil possihleassistance to move the crops. Hill was informed that while the local banks could not supply the usual amount" of money for cropinoving purposes they were anxious to do nil the 3' could to expedite the shipment of cereals to the seaboard. wbenc they could be sent abroad, and thereby strengthen this country's position iu the foreign money markets. Will Do Ail They Can. "We have started to send all the funds we can to the northwest," said a bank official, "and w hile the amounts in individual instances are not very large they will in the aggregate total a large figure before long. Within a week or more the flow of gold to the wheat fields will be in steady volume, varying in the sums from $.",000 to JoO.OOO. Mr. Hill was here and conferred with us on the situation along the lines of his railroads. We promised to do all we could. A ready solution of au3 difliculties in the northwest pan be found l3 the fanners themselves, if they will avail themselves of an opportunity to use cashiers' chocks; but that is a process of education which may or in a 3 not be didicult to work out." SOMH 11USINKSS DIFFICULTIES IleceiTer for the Arnold Print Works Bank Concern Close. Boston. Nov. 7. Declared to be per fectly solvent, but unable to renew mautring loans held by savings banks, the Arnold Print works at North Ad ams are in the nanus of a receiver. The concern employs 6.000 men. The sole cause of the receivership was t lie present financial stringency. The com panv has a large number of contracts in process of manufacture on which collections would be made in the ordinary course of business at the end of the next three or four months. Th corporation has liabilities of ?0.rX.V 000 and assets estimated at $15,000, 000. Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 7. Judge Hazel has appointed as receivers of the New York State Steel company Spencer Kellogg. George Urban, Jr., and Adolnh Kebndow. A statement was given which says: "Owing to the severe stringency now existing in the business world it has been deemed best to conserve the Interests of all to have a temporary receiver appointed for New York State Steel company. While the company is perfectly solvent, yet such action has been taken, which !s but temporary." Portland. Ore., Nov. 7. The Title Guarantee and Trust company, of this city, has passed into the bauds of a receiver. The complainant says the liabilities of the concern are $2,040,000 and the assets S2.500.000. San Francisco. Nov. 7. Taking advantage of the bank holidays declared by Governor Gillette the Citizens' State bank, at 144.") Fillmore street, has stopped paying. The doors of the bank are not closed, but no money is received or paid out. Not being in the Clearing House the bank had to set!.? its balances In gold, and was being rapidly drained. so that it was deemed! best by the board of directors to avail; themselves of the holiday. Diplomats Disenss Tariff. Washington, Nov. 7. Secretary Root discussed the question of the adjustment of tariff cases between the United States and France with Ambassador Jusserand and Secretary Cortelyou. The French ambassador was a proposition to submit to this government but before it is revealed there will be exchanges betwen the two governments. Twenty Years for Blinding a Woman. St. Louis. Nov. 7. Albert Nerzlingr. who has been on trial before Judge Mueneh for three days for blinding Mrs. Lena Wur.sea. by throwing sub rhurlc arid in her face June 9. ha? reeu found c ity and sentenced to iwenty yesrs ia the penitentiary.

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MA1K UfclLH UAMEa WANTED Party to sln and p'.ay piano accompaniment at new Electric theater; must read at s;j;ht- Apply Leo ilcCormack, Mgr., 4717 oicott avenue. East CidciifeO. ll-6-2t WANTED Cylinder press feeders; open snop. National 1'rinting ic Engraving Co., Nlles, Mich.lil-6-6t WANTED Experienced clothing and Kent's furnishings salesman; good, permanent position, with satisfactory i references. E. C. Miruts Co. 11-5-tf j WANTED Car repairers; per hour. Appiy Supu Luther Co. 11-5-tf 25 to 20 cents FlU Hufch (tSAALK iini.J- XV A. N't Eli. WANTED Dining room girl, at once. Apply ilonon hotel. il-v-at WANTED Girl for general housework; must speak German. Drager Bros., &9oo Commercial avenue. South Chicago. 11 -5-Ut W AN TED Dish was h e r hotel. 11-1-ot at once, Erie MTL'ATIUM WANTED. WANTED Position by young lady bookkeeper; competent ana willing to work; experienced and good reterences. Address D. B., Iin.e County 'i lines. 11- , -if WANTED By an oid soldier, a position as watchman or janitor; gooil references. Address P. W . C. 4 iowle street, S134. ll-l-tit iia:..iaond, lad.; yhoue VUU SALS. FOli SALE At a bargain, roll top desk and swivel chair; only used a short time; cost $ol.5u, will sell both for $20. W. 11., care Lake County Times. ll-5-3t toil SALE A well established business, on account of owner wishing to go south before winter; business has been established 15 years and clearing $3,5uu per year; owner might consider one or two bright business men in partnership if parties could furnish satisfactory references. Price 4,uuu. Address W T. Euke Couuty Times. lu-12-tf bOR 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. Uad pianos from $30 to $a0. Come and practice on our pianos. J. M. W'llcockson Piano Co., Hammond building. 9-lS-tf vou hot. FOR RENT Young couple (husband travels) desire one to throe gentle men, working days, as roomers; elegant home, tinely furnished; steam! heat. gas. electric lights, piano; near Englewood; transportation: Lake Shore Hy., Perm. Hy., electric street i car line; about $1.00 to $2.0u each per' week; could perhaps arrange for I breakfasts. Address A. G., l.a.ke Coun- i ty Times. 1 -7 -1 2 1 1 FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for rent at No. 9 State street, upstairs. ll-7-2t FOR KENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 4330 Northcot avenue. East Chicago. 1 l-ti-2t FOR. KENT Two furnished rooms; private home; all conveniences; first class accommodations. Apply 32 Carroll street; phone, 3402. ll-6-2t FOR RENT Furnished rooms; conveniences. Call at 274 modern South Ilohman street. 1 1 -6-3t FOR llEN'f "Fine large front room; separate entrance; with or without housekeeping privileges. 438 Sibley, second tlat; phone 4S51. 11-6-1 1 FOR RENT Steam heated rooms; 101 Plummer avenue, C. Moor, Prop. ; telephone No. 2. ll-C-10t FOR RENT Furnished room; light, bath, furnace heat, telephone; private family; suitable for one or two gentlemen. Inquire 136 Condit street, iirst tlat. ll-5-3t FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, l'hone 3321. ll-5-2t FOR RENT Pleasant room in a new, modern house; strictly private. 26 Condit street. FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; also sleeping rooms for gentlemen; with steam heat and bath. Apply &y24 Erie avenue. ll-4-4t , WANTED TO KENT. WANTED Unfurnished room for tlemen. Address L. I. M., genLake WANTED Nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Address M., Lake County Times. ll-4-3t UUAUP AND II OO MS. WANTED Boarders; room and board $5 per week; home cooking. 35 So. Ilohman street; phone 3321. ll-4-6t WANTED Boarders 50S Indiana avenue. and roomers ll-2-5t at WANTED Roomers and boarders in private boarding house. 2S2 Cedar street. 10-2S-tf " ' LOST AN'IJ KOUNIX LOST Brown mink fur neck scarf on Ilohman street between Lion store and John Milligan's store. Return to Miss Mashino, room 314 Hammond Bldg., and receive reward. l-7-2t FOUND Stray cow; dark red. with halter and rope. Address Will Keller, Hidgeway Road, two miles south of Hammond. ll-7-3t LOST One automobile jack between Webb street and Stallbaum's. Liberal reward for return to R. II. Mcllie, 518 South Ilohman street. 11-5-tf LOST Blue silk, belt and silver bu&klj with corral setting, Friday. Finder please return to 70S So. Ilohman street. Reward. 11-4-cf. PERSONALS. Does your sewing macnlne need rej pairing? If so. call up C. F. Miller. th i eewlns machine expert. 241 Knit State street: phon 2fim Sbteb and exchange Ao charge for nix insertion ubaci Barter and Exclianne bead. For every reply to you pay two rent. FOR -EXCnANGE Ladies gold ring with one arat diamond setting, for household furniture. Address L-31, Lake County Times. 1 FOR EXCHANGE New canvas canopy 32-foot gasoline launch, for what have you? Address Box D-2S, Lake County Times. 1 FOR EXCHANGE Hoosler kitchen cabinet; cost $23; almost new, oak, hisrhly polished; complete for $15 if sold at nee; might exchange for something family could use. Address D-65, Lake County Times. 2S FOR EXCHANGE Set Arts and Artists books. 66 parts; steel engravings in each book; entirely new; value S17; take $11 cash or what have you? Address D-66, Lake County Time. 2

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REAL ESTATE FOB SALE Farm lands; Improved and unin. proved, in W isconsin and Michigan. Address er call Aug. F. Brandt. 52 Doty street. Hammond, Ind. 11-6-lm FOR SALE 50 loot lot on Doty for $a50 cafh; good bargain; In goo! neighbor! i od. H. B.. Lako County limes. 14-3t ! NOTICES. LICENSE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the Third Ward in the Town of ! Gary, Calumet Township, Iike Couu- ! ty, Indiana: That the undersigned Is a male inhabitant more than twenty-one t-l years of age, a resident of said 'Town and Township and not in the ' habit of becoming intoxicuted; that he lias been a continuous resident of said ! Township for moie than ninety taoi j days laM past; that lie will apply to , the Hoard of County Commissioners ot i Lake County. State of Indiana, at their I regular December Term, l'JU7, for a j license to sell i n to x ica ti nsr liquors In less quantities than a quart at a Unit: j and permit the same to be drank on 'the premises where sold; that he will also ask permission to sell tobacco. soft drinks and lunch in connection j therewith; and that the premises where he desires to sell said intoxicating 11quors is described as follows, to-wit: The ground tloor front room of a J one-story frame building situate on i Lot No. 2 in Uiock No. 46 in the Chieago-Toleston Land Ac Investment Co.'s Second (2nd) Oak Park Addition to Toleston, now in the Town of Gary. Lake County. Indiana. Said room is 23x32 feet, having windows and door of glass in front and one rear door; said building fronts east on Eroadwa'y. a public street within said Town of Gary.V Signed, MIKE MANDICH. LICENSE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the Third Ward, in the Town of Gary, Calumet Township, l.ake Coun- i ty, Indiana: That the undersigned is a male inhabitant more than twentyone (21) years of age, a "resident of; aid Town and Township and not in j tlie habit of becoming intoxicated; thai ' he has been a continuous resident oi ! said lownship for more than ninety (DO) days last past; that he will apply to the Hoard of County Commis sioners or like County, State of Indiana, at their regular December Term, Iiu7, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time and permit the same to be drank on the premises where sold; that he will also ask permission to sell tobacco, soft drinks and lunch in connection therewith; and that the premises where he desires to sell said intoxicating liquois is described as follows, to-wit: I The ground floor front room of a two- ! story frame building situate on Lot ;o. o,'., 111 kiock AO. 4 in the ChieagoToleston Land & Investment Comnanv's : Fourth (4th Addition to Toleston, now i within the limits of the Town of Gary, I bake County, Indiana. Said building is 22x30 feet, having window and door j of glass in front and one side and one rear door; said building fronts west on Jefferson street, a public street in said I own ot Garv. V Signed, EDWARD ZEMROWSKI. LICENSE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the Third Ward of the Town of Gary, Calumet Township, Lake ; County, Indiana: That the undersigned is a male inhabitant more than twenty-one (21) years of age, a restdent of said lown and Township and not in the habit of becoming intoxicated; that he has been a continuous resident of said Township for more than ninety (20) days last past; that he will apply to the Hoard of County Commissioners of Eake County, State of Indiana, at their regular December Term, 1S07, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time and permit the same to be drank on the premises where sold; that he will also ask permission to sell tobacco, soft drinks and lunch in connection therewith; and that the premises where he desires to sell said intoxicating liquors is described as follows, to-wit: 1 he ground tloor lront room or a two-story frame building situate on Lot No. 9, in Block No. 15, in the Chi eago-Toleston Iand & Investment Company's 4th Addition to Toleston. now within the limits of the Town of Gary, Iike County Indiana. Said room is 22x32 feet, having windows and door of glass in front and one side and one rear door. Said building fronts east on Jefferson street, a public street in said Town of Garv. V Signed, FRED A. STUCKUM. LICENSE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the Third Ward of the Town of Gary, Calumet Township, Lake County. Indiana: That the undersigned is a male inhabitant more than twenty-one (21) years of age, a resident of said Town and Township and not in the habit of becoming intoxicated; that he has been a continuous resident of said Township for more than ninety (90) days last past; that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, State of Indiana, at their regular December Term, 1907, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time and permit the same to be drank on the premises where sold; that he will also ask permission to sell tobacco, soft drinks and lunch in connection therewith; and that the premises where he desires to sell said intoxicating liquors is described as follows, to-wit: The ground floor front room of a one-story frame building situate on Lot No. 15, in Block No. 19 in the Chieago-Toleston Land & Investment Company's Third (3rd) Addition to Toleston. now within the limits of the Town of Gary, Lake County, Indiana. Said room is 22x34 feet, having windows and door of glass in front and one rear door; said building fronts west on Madison street, a public street in said Town of Gary. Signed, ANTON SZMIT. LICENSE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the Third Ward of the Town of Gary, Calumet Township, Lake County, Indiana: That the undersigned is a male inhabitant more than twenty-one (21) years of age, a resident of said Town and Township and not in the habit of becoming intoxicated; that he has been a continuous resident of said Township for more than ninety (90) days last past: that he will apply to the Board of County fVimTiissiiinfrsi of Lake CountV. State of Indiana, at their regular December Term. 1907, for a license to sell intoxi- j eating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time and permit the same ! to be drank on the premises where sold; that he will also ask permission; to sell tobacco, soft drinks and lurch , in connection therewith; and that the premises where he desires to sell said intoxicating liquors is described as follows, to-wit: The ground floor front room of a two-story frame building situate on Lot No. 25. in Block No. 13, in the Chicaeo-Toleston Land & Investment Company's P'ourth (4th) Addition to Toleston. now within the limits of the Town of Gary. Lake County Indiana. Said room is 23x3 feet, having windows and doors of glas In front and one side and one rear door; said building fronts west on Jefferson street, a public street in said Town of Gary. V Signed, JOHN- I, FARKELU

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Just aree that your ptano, furniture or somwother personal proierty w'01 be security Yoa have the use of both ruouey and security- the same tiiaa. When in need call anl see the Chicago Discount Co. 9138 40 Commercial Ave. Soutlt Cliletio WOO.M 2tK Telephone iio. OIiU;;xii) 104 Open Monday, Thursday and Saturday eveninffsuntil 9 p. m. We close all other evenings at 8 p. m

HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE coniSS "plant LOTS FROM $2SO UPWARDS. Terms $rO clown, $10 monH. W. Gordon Smith, Owner Office 917 Harrison St. Nortltof Confcey Ave.

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vided profits, its affairs managed by men of experience and financial standing, offers to its patrons the highest decree of safety in the transaction of fJieir business.

O" ,UR NEW banking

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building owned by the President and one of the directors, occupied by the Bank under a long and favorable Jease, offers to its patrons all that can be desired intn up-to-date Bank home.

ESPECIAL INVITATION Its given those who wish to start a savings account, upon which we will pay y ou 3 per cent, annually on $1.00 or moire. Give us a trial, we believe we can please you.

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W. C. BELMAN, Cashier.

THE HAMMOND DISTILLING CO.

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Abstracts Furnished at Nominal Rates F. R. MOTT. President FRANK HAMMOND, Vice Pres. J. S. BLACKMUN, Secretary A. H. TAPPER, Treascrer S. A. CULVER, Manager

Secretary's Office In Majestic Bldg. HAMMOND

DO NOT DELAY! Now la the time to have that house piped for Gas lights. Estimates cheerfully given freo upon application at the office, personally or by phone. South Shore Gas & Electric Co.

South Mohman

THE SOLID ROCK bu always pwvra to b Crra foundation. Mny who hawp tried to build on tb rollu tone and lose sand have found it necetutrr to tut tbi vhk had solid foundation for a lu lpinc hand. Tberwfore. don't try to do buniniess on too mall a ca;itl. With fair eeourity you oaa Increase both .your business and capital. Yon ean BORROW amounts rai-snut from $.0 to $r c00 and repay the loan in nadl weekly or monthly pvlaeuts. Business triisactet with us i STRICTLY IRlVTti;

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quarters, situated s bsst corners, in a "P M,immr wwwmuMi jil i i. imlwi ana.Lw TURNER President. I J 25,000 GALLONS, ueranfee HAMMOND AND CROWN POINT, IND. Teicphom jo

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