Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 137, Hammond, Lake County, 26 November 1907 — Page 7

Tuesday, Nov. 26. 1907.

SHE LAKE COUNTY TIMES

HAMMOND BUSINESS DIRECTORY

i. B. MiLlER C. M. COOK MILLER & COOK Plumbing:, Sewerage, Steam and Hot water Heating. Babbtnx promptly attended tn. ntiRte on ep plication, rhone 203 1. 270 S. Hohmnn St. HAMMOND. IXD. BE. V. H. DAVIS, 1K.TI)ST. Over Model Clothing Store. Special Notice Do not confuse thlt Office w!th the Harvard Denti.ts. for J am In ro way connected with them, never have been. Bt Equipped Repair Ehop In the Stat G. W. HUNTER AUTOMOBILE G Alt AGE Comjresftf-d Air FREE Bowser Gasollno System 1 S. HOHMA.N STREET Phono. 112. Hueon Block. UimmraiJ. Ia4 HOWARD STEVENS, Oyro tat Contractu. Painting, Paper Hanging and Decorating. GIlAIMTiG A SPECIALTY. My Motto: Good Work. 383 State Une Street, Hammond. Telephoue IfflM. The Redely Roofing Co. ( Gravel nnd Anplialt Roflflnz CONTRA CTOUS AND IJEAI.KKS. 'l 40. 315 Michigan Avenue. HAMMOND, IXD. MAX LEVIN, . :-: Merchant Tailor, :-: If you wnut nn(lnra-tloa In a alt of clothes, come to met ISO South Hohuiun vtreet, Over I.Ion Store HAMMOND, IXD. The Lake Construction C Manufacturers of Artificial Stone and Concrete Building Material OFFICE! 413 HAMMOND BLDQ. Telephone 4751 Ptaati Florence and Chicago Avenues. KONG HONG LO CO. Chlaeae, American and Europtti 1112 ST A UltA X T. Chlaaao Chop Suay. All Chlneaa 3tshe erved In short order. Chlnaaa Cod Open from and TiiC p 11 a. m. to 1. a. m. au tttttrtL -.'.- Hammond. Ind. Woolhull Ice Cream Co. Minul ictnrers ol Frozen Creams, Fruit Ices, Etc So. Chicags, 2S0 P2nJ St., Phtma 77 Hammond. 85 Stata Street. Plies 17? W. M. CHRISTEN ARCHITECT AND BUILDING SUPT 312 Hammond Building HAMMOND CASTLEMAN & JONES GARY, IND. LoU In Gary Perfect Title $10 Monthly Payments 3. ov ... "5 Si's Simple Figuring how you might have saved your home If you had begun to save your money in thuo ana had deposited it bit by bit with us. WE HAVE HELPED OTHERS, let us help you; 3 per cent interest on your savings account. The CITIZEN'S German National Bank Hall for Rent. For all Occasions such as Balls, Dances, Parttes, Lodge Meetings, etc. SCHNEIDER BROS., Props 300 WEST STATE ST. PLUF FR U G S . I nm iiKaln ready to take order 'or Fluff Hun. Have your old arpets made luto Flnlt Kiiffs. Drop me a card or paoae, WM. P. HOFFMANN; a04 TrujLian Ave. llamiiioud, lad.

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Month Open Hih Low Close Dec. ..1072 1090 1070 10S4-S5 Jan. ..1030 1059 102s 1050-51 Mar. ..1015 M71 io;i9 1002-03 May . .104 1079 1047 1070-71 July ..1051b 1005 1051 1064-OG

6RMN AND PR0H1SI0H MARKET Month )ee. . May . July . Corn I ec. . May . July . Oats Dec. . Mav . Open High Low Close 94?; 10 3a 97-b 5 4'i i 54 s;b 5 4 V 2 4 G a 50 t,b .92 4-i .101 "i 94 103 92 Vi 101 3 97 51 533 45 4 9:S 44 4 .97-2 .54-o3Tg 53 8 51 V 514 5 4 Va f 0 J 4 4i .45 .49 "n . 4 4 Vi b .1212 .1230 .7 30 .730-35 .0 151) .057 July . Pork Jan. 123 3 1272 750 745-50 r:.5 072 1 207 1230 730 730 I23.n 12ti5 745 745 May . La i d Jan. Mav . Kths Jan. . Mav . r,J2 05 5 a 055-57 6 7 0 It l'KODl'CK M.IBKETS. Chicago, Nov. 25. The market for turkers continued depressed. It now seems that the higli prices predicted for this fowl will not be realized. Owing to the financial stringency the consumption of turkeys so far has been considerably smaller than a year ago, and for this reason stores on South Water street are piled up high with fowl nnd dealers are now bending all their efforts to dispose of these consignments. Prices for dressed, Iced and live were all shaded lo. Other qoultry also was in liberal supply. Cranberries wen; easier. Sweet potatoes were in light supply, and owing to the Increased demand prices were advanced 25c per brl. Putter and eggs sold well at former prices. Quotations on round lots ranged; Putter Receipts, 4.075 tubs; creameries, extras. 21c; price to retail dealers. 28c; prints. 29c; firsts, 24f 25r; seconds. 22 (a 23 e; ladles. No. 1. 20 ;(2'i'.jc: renovated, extras. 23c; firsts, 22c; dairies, extra. 24c; rirsts. 22(u23e; seconds, 20 'if 21c; packing stock, 1SH 18-.-o. Largs Receipts, 2.690 cases; miscellaneous lots, cases returned. 15'ul8c; cases Included, 1 5 Of 1 8 c ; ordinary firsts. 10'alsc; firsts, packed in new whitewood cases and 45 per cent fresh, 22c; prime lirsts, packed in new 30-doz whitewood cases and must- be 50 per cent fresh. 2 to; extra, specially packed for city trade and must be 70 per cent fresh. 26c; dirties. No. 1. 1 4 y 1 5 Vac ; No. 2. lHiloo; checks, Il5fl4c; seconds, 12 if 14c; refrigerator eggs, extras, 20c; firsts. lSVs 'jj'PJe; ordinary firsts, 16!y) 17 c. Potatoes Receipts. 40 cars; choice to fancy, 53fsj55e; fair to good, 50?f52c. Sweet potatoes Illinois. $3.00 'J 3.23. Veal Quotations for calves in "good order were as follows: 50 to 60 lbs weights. 7 4'ac; 09 to so lbs, O'-y SVic: 80 to 100 lbs. 91fl04c Dressed beef No. 1 ribs. 17c; No. I loins. 19c; No. 1 round, 9c; No. 1 chuck. 3c: No. 1 plate. 5'-2c. Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 12c; chickens, fowls. 7c: springs. So; roosters, tc; geese. $0.00 Ti Vott; ducks, 10c. Game Snipe, jack, per d-z, $1.75?;' 2.00; sand. $1.25; plover, golden, per doz. $1.50; grass. $1.23; bear, carcass. hide. on. $20.00 35. cue hldr on. $5.00 CT 15.00: bear saddles, per lb. 15c; bear carcasses, hide o'.T, per lb, 12ljc; rabbits, good, large, per doz, $1.25 1:' 1.50; opossum, each. 23(a 40c. Perries Cranberries, Cape Cod. $3.50 Ji 8.50 per brl. California recn fruit Grapes, 70c li" $3.00 per itse; pears, $1.25 & 3.75 per box. Peans Pea beans. hand picked, choice $2.15; common to fair, $1.85 '-i 195; red kidney, per bu. choice. $2.10 u "15- lower grades, depending on quaiitv S175W2.00; brown Swedish. $2.00'a "10- off grades. $ 1.00 1 .5 ; Hmas, California, per 100 lbs. $5.o0. Grn vegetables Peets. $3.504.01 per 100 bunches; cabbages. 75cy$1.09 per brl; carrots. $1.505; 3.50 per lOo bunches' cauliflower. 25cr$1.25 per box- celerv 40c t'l $3.75 per crate; cucumbers. 5k-f 11.50 Pr doz; eggplant. $130ra2 75 per crate: garlic. 5y6o per ! horseradish, 65c per bunch: lettuce. 4o''.f50c per tub; leaf. 10 12 hjc per case- mushrooms, - 25'S0c per box; peppers $1.25 per crate; parsley. 10 u 12 per doz; radishes, homo grown. $1 Oo per 100 bunches; string beans. 25c"i$l.50 per box; wax. 50cJ?$1.50; squash, $1.00 per brl: onions, 30 if 90c per bu; spinach. 50Sf60c per tub; tomatoes. $1.25',: 1.75 per crate; turnips. 50 '(! 05o per sack; watercress, 15ii20c per doz. LIVERFOOL MARKET. Liverpool. Nov. 26. Wheat opened seven-eighths to one and one-quarter higher; corn opened one-quarte higher. Liverpool. N;v. 26. Wheat closed seven-eighth to one penny higher: corn clostd higher. .j-half to live-eighths

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Special Wire to The TIMES GRAIN MARKET. Chicago. Nov. 20. Cat lots today Wheat. 50 ; corn. Isl; oats, 219; hutcs 1 V" head. Chicago. Nov. 2C Estimates tomorrow Wheat. 30 cars. corn. 85 cars; oats, 93 cars; liojfs, 30,000 head Chicago, Nov. 20. Clearances todav Wheat and Hour, 271, uuu bu; corn and oats, nothing. Chicago. Nov. 20. Bradstrects's estimates Wheat, decrease 3.429.0'i.j bu; last week, decrease. 2.'T-i,ooo bu; last year, increase, 3.o'j2,Ooo bu. Corn decrease, 1.005.000 bu; last Week, decrease. Ml.ooo bu; last year, decrease, 373,000 bu. ms. decrease. JsST.OoO bu; last week decrease, SIO.OOO bu; last year, increase, l,7uS,0oo bu. I'rlmnry Iiirk . Receipts. Ship. Wheat, today l,207.Oeo 7S2.0uo Last week s73,oOO l,012,0"o Iist week l,f'9.Uon 94.0'm) Corn, today 417,'ino 175.0OM Last week 3u5,no0 209.00'i Last year 457,000 407, Ooo XorthivpKt Cant. This week Last week Last Yr. Duluth 913 527 521 Minneapolis .33 7 21 4 297 "so Ch icairo 0 0 43 WEATHER FORECAST. Illinois and Indiana Fair tonight and AV'e.lnesday; warmer north and central Wednesday. Missouri Pair toniiit and Wednesday; moderate temperature. biwcr Michigan Generally fair tonight and Wednesday; slightly cooler tonight. Wisconsin Pair tonight nnd Wednesday; rising temperature Wednesday. Minnesota Generally fair tonight and Wednesday; warmer Wednesday and west tonight. Iowa Pair tonight and Wednesday: warmer Wednesday and west and central tonight. Dakotas Generally fair tonight and Wednesday; warmer tonight; cooler W ednesday. Nebraska day; warmer day. Kansas P -Fair tonight and Wednestonight and east We.dnesand warmer tonight and Wednesday. Montana Generally fair tonight and Wednesday; cooler tonight and east Wednesday. LIVE STOCK MARKET. Pnion Stock Yards, Nov. 20. Hog receipts, 10,000; left over, 4.S00; market 5c higher. Light, $3. SO to 4.15; mixed, $3. 5 to 0.20; heavy, 3.87 to 4.15; rough, $3.75 to 3.85. Cattle receipts, 9.000; market weak. Sheep receipts, 18,000; market 20c lo 40c lower. Union Stock Yards, Nov. 20. Hops close 5 to loc higher. Kstimated tomorrow, 27.000. Light, $3.90 to 4.25; mixed. $3.90 to 4.3o; heavy, $3.85 to 4.30; rough, $3.85 to 3.93. Cattle slow and weak; sheep weak. HEARD ON THE BOURSE. Texas and Pacific, third week In November, $287,051, dec, $81,647. From July 1. $6,113,363, Inc. $285,589. New York.- The re-appearance of liquidation on every rally Is only what should be expected in view of existing conditions. Our opinion Is that the market will coninue irregular and that its best opportunities for speculative profits will be found in quick turns. Dick Brothers. For the near future there is no reason to apprehend financial disturbance or serious impairment of security values but other than Investment commitments cannot be encourager until the money market will permit calculations involving normal rates and dates for loans. Marshall-Spader & Co. Dow-Jones At the opening the market was quiet and heavy. There was a disposition to sag with no violent pressure. There was about the same kind of scattering liquidation which depressed the market on Monday. Traders were mostly bearish. Mop was among the weakest Issues of the early trading, failing to rally In spite of the expression of opinion in responsible quarters that the regular dividend would be maintained. The liquidation apparently has no connection with the dividend prospects whatever they may be. New York Central failed to respond to the advance In London where the marking up price of 96 for the settlement is equal to 93 3-S here. The early comment on the note Issue is that It may meet the most urgent needs, but it is quite insufficient for the large amount of finance which must be undertaken for the terminal work. Union lias a value according to the books of $150 a share at the minimum. If question of real value represented by Union could be arrived at accurately it would probably be found to be not less than $175 even if the collateral assets In Union treasury were figured on basis of current market quotations. Miller The market may back and fill for some time to come. Speculation Is at a low ebb and the bankers reserves here are seriously depleted, but we see. however, no money of consequence on the short side of the market and the rail stocks are worth so very much more than they are Felling for that we can only adhere to the opinion that they should be bought on every reaction. Drown The feeling Is much more confident as regards the financial situation but the market still lacks the stimulus of Important buying. Joseph Harriman shares and Pennsylvania are cheap. P.uy New York Central, around 91 Vi. Topics The renewed outbreak of liquidation and the practical lack of outside buying has served to dissipate the bullish hopes that had been aroused by the rally in stocks that took place Saturday. Dow-Jones & Co. American stocks in London quiet and mostly below parity. London settlement began today and quotations are now for new account. Iieported from Paris Bank of France will allow shipments of gold up to sixty million, but not more than four million a week. This may reduce issue of treasury certificates to a minimum. Canadian Pacific third week In November, $1,603,000, Inc. $225,000. From July 1. $32,233,904, Inc. $2,652,717. in November, From July 1, Wabash third week $46S.216. dec $36,504. $11,444,54-. inc. $77,742. Ridgeb" The market Is slowly re-

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WA.NTKU Car repairers; 25 to 30 cents Per hour. App:y spt. t'm liu&a Lutf.er Cu. 11-j-tf iKsi vLi: iil;lp WAN I Li ) Competent U'AMKU. gtrl lor j e u u genera I. usvork. --ipiy 11U AM'Kp Washwoman; good wages. ' aU j' 'an iiurclt St., iidiulliolid, ilia. i i-2 3-4t VAN1KD Girl or Woman. Calumet ii! K hotel, S23 W. tolule St., V eaC Hammond, In., puoin; 4s.'UJ. 11-22-ot FOR SALK quire 2ii 100,000 clean brik. Stale strf vl. 1 l-2u-tit lnlOit 8.ALK Hotel and restaurant; 15 looma with saioon, goiu out weal. Address Likc County iimes. il-2j-ot l-Oii SALL 2.000.000 feet lumber, joists, scantlings, windows, doors, plumbing, good pipe, some lurmture, line hotel Cigar case and counter, etc. U. G. Kuel, ioiiO JacKson Park uveliue; phone- liioj Hyde Park. 11-21-ti FOH SALL luqun e at -Horse; 40 .Last good tolate. for working, street. 2i-ii OK SALK A well established iusluess, oa account ol owner wisiuug to go nouth bclore winter; buoitiesi has been established 16 years and clearing $3,6uu per year; owner might cousider one or two bright busiueaa men lu partnership if parlies could lurnisu satisfactory references. Price H.ooo. Address W T, Lake Couuiy f lines. lu-12-tt bOH SACK Pianos. Before Duytng a piano call and sea the largest ana fiuest stock in Lake county. Seven 6tyles of new $300 pianos at $159. Use4 pianos from $30 to $9u. Come and practice ou our pianos. J. M. VUcockson Piano Co., tiaxumoud uulldiax. 3-18-tf rOH RENT. FOR RENT Rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire at 2S4 Plumnier avenue. ll-2ti-3t FOR RENT Large furnished room one or two persons; electric li for ;ht, neat and hath. Telephone 1073 25- 3 1 1-OR RENT Furnished room; modern conveniences. Call at 353 South Hohman street. 1 1-25-2 1 1-OR RENT Furnished room for two gentlemen. s23 Hickory street phone -10S3. 11-25-St FOR RENT Inquire 403 New Pinesix room cottage street. 1 l-25-2t or without "tFOR 1 i E NT Rooms with board. Phone 3921. 11-: 1-OR RENT Furnished room; electric light, heat, bath. Phone 1411 or call 121 Douglas street. ll-23-3t FOR RENT Furnished room with board; heat, bath and gas. Call 4ZZ Truman avenue. ll-23-3t FOR RENT Furnished room; light, heat and bath; gentleman preferred! Call 427 Sibley street. 11-23-tf FOR RENT Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Telephone 3923. ll-22-4t , FOR RENT Furnished room for man and wife or ladies. Call 117 Douglas street. 11-22-tf FOR RENT Seven room fiat. Call at 305 State Line St., near Douglas St 11-22-tf FOR RENT Furnished room; all modern conveniences. 72 South Hohman street; phone 4163. ll-21-3t FOR RENT Furnished rooms and offices; steam heated; best business corner In buutli Chicago. 9057 Commercial avenue. Son. 10-20-0t Louis Altendorf & FCR RENT Furnished rooms with or without board; modern conveniences; first house off Conkey avenue on Monroe street, opposite Conkey plant. ll-19-0t FOR RENT Furnisned rooms for light housekeeping. Call at 302 Michigan avenue. U-18-tf FOR RENT One large front room in first floor; suitable for two gentlemen. Also one large south room on second floor; electric lights and bath; location two blocks from courthouse. No. 8 Rimbach avenue. 11-15 BOARD AND ROOV1 WANTED Two agreeable boarders to occupy one large room; with board $5 per week; modern conveniences. Inquire 305 State Line St., near Douglas. ll-20-2t WANTED A few table boarders; home cooking. 125 Douglas street. 21-3f WANTED Roomers private boarding street. 10-2S-tf and boarders In house. 332 Cedar REAL ESTATE FOR SALE On payments, a new cottage; a bargain for cash. Call Paxton Lumber company. 11-22-tf FOR SALE Farm lands; Improved and unimproved. In Wisconsin and Michigan. Address or call Aug. F. Brandt. 52 Doty street, Hammond, Ind. 11-6-lm FOR SALE 50 foot lot on Doty for $950 cash; good bargain; in good neighborhood. H. B.. Lake County Times. 10-14-3t covering from a severe illness, we think the worst lias been seen and that a permanent turn for the better will come within the next two weeks, but temporary flucuatlons are impossible to forecast. As we have said before, wo think it best to buy anly such stocks as can if necessary be bought and paid for, or at least be well protected. MLLE. ZARA New York's Favorite Palmist and Clairvoyant Just returned from Europe where she has met with remarkable success in the foretelling of coming events. This Won4erfal Woman can tell you all about your business and Iots affairs, in fact anything you would like to know. $ aerial Offer Bring this ad and 25c and Mlle Zara will give you a $1.00 reading, or for 50c a $2.00 full life reading. This olfer is good for a few days on!v. Don't delay. You will find her at 209 31ich!gnn avenne, Hammond, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. r ., including Snndaya.

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I.O!T ASI1 KiCn LOST P ig Lir : black fact Vel ow body, aiis-wvrs to nan.e of Carlo; Saturday 3 p. m. L:bvral reward, turn to 313 Indiana avenue. 11-20 lost lieGt F(!'N! A collie 1'rice iace. 11-d.-g. Call at LOSTLikc car W -By a poor woman, at wreck of re train and South Peering ; i.i Viiiing. or botweeii :2nd street and Commercial black handbag i obtaining in wreck and avenue, a small sum of nunev. Kt-wi aid for return to addre; ll-23-3t s uu letter in tne purse. LOST One automobile Jack between Weld) street and Stalibaum's. Liberal reward for return to K. 11. Mclile. 518 South Hohman street. 11-5-tf PEK505IALS. WANT KD Plain sowing, gall avenue; phone 3923.273 Michi--ll-25-2t PERSONAL You can get storm windows made to order by calling up phone 151. ll-19-2w Does your sewing macnlne need repairing? If so. call up C. F. Miller, the sewing machine expert, 2tl blast State street; phone 2U01NOTICES. T I IF RATI IPONF PISTE Its. No. 73. will give a pedro paity in the K. of 1. hall Friday evening, Nov. 2'J. All are invited. 11 -25-5t NOTICE. The Order of Railway Conductors will give a dance at Long's hall Thursday evening, Nov. 2V This is their first dance and every effort is being put forth to make ita success. Music will be furnished bv ltarnie Vounc. All money for tickets can be left at Paster i & MeGarry's or Weis' drug store. ) NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. In the matter of the Estate of John Mlhvok, deceased. No. 324. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned lias been appointed admin istrator of said estate by the judge ; of tin; Lake superior court. I Said estate Is supposed to be solvent. FRANK, J. TEAL Administrator. Dated Nov. 21, 1907. j LICENSE NOTICES. Notice Is hereby given to the citizens in the Town of Oary, 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 Town- ! ship and not in the habit of becoming i Intoxicated; that lie has been a continuous resident of said Township for i more than ninety ('JO) days last past; : t hat he will apply to the Board of ; County Commissioners of Lake Count, i State ol? Indiana, at their regular De cember 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 first Hour of the two-story frame building 20x34 on Lot 16. Block 11, in Broadway Addition to Town of Gary, Lake County, Indiana. Said rooni has two glass windows in front, front door facing west on Massachusetts street, no side entrance, door in rear. Building situated between 17th and 18th avenues. Living rooms in rear and second storv. Signed, FRANl LENAC. LICENSE NOTICES. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Hammond, North Township, Lake County, Indiana: That the undersigned is a male inhabitant more than twenty-one (21) years of age, a resident of said City and Township and not in the habit of becoming intoxicated; that he has been a continuous i Peiri(.nt of said Township for more than ninety (90) days last past; that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners of Iake County, State of Indiana, at their regular December Term, 1 I'O 7. 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 are described as follows, to-wit: The one-story frame building on Lot 8, Block 2 in Morris' addition to Hammond. Ind. Said room is 25x50 feet, having windows and doors of glass in front and one side entrance. Said building fronts on Columbia avenue, a public street In the City of Hammond, Lake Countv, Indiana. Signed, A. F. IIENNEGER. lo rbarge for six insertion uadej Barter and Exchange bead. For ererf reply to ad. yon pay two cents. FOR EXCHANGE A library of about one hundred books, containing standard works and popular novels, for what have you? Address Box D-22, Lake County Times. 26 FOR EXCHANGE Parlor clock and vase for sewing machine. Address Box M-17, Lake County Times. 26 FOR EXCHANGE A $65 knitting 7nachine; will knit any size stocking caps and sweaters. Will exchange for three tons of good timothy hay in bales. Address R-23, Lake County Times. 22 FOR EXCHANGE I will exchange an almost new mandolin for a young parrot, or what have you? Address Box F-63, Lake County Times. 21 TO EXCHANGE Two overcoats for coal range or what? Also b0 acre Florida farm near winter resorts and below the frost line, worth $800; will sacrifice for $600; quick sale; what have you? Address Times. 1 S T-35, Lake County REAL ESTATLTRANSFERS Hammond Lot 41. block 6. Morris addition. Josepii O. Morris to Sarah Perkins Hammond Lot 40, block 6. Morris addition, Joseph O. Morris to Adline Perkins $ 400 Hammond Lot 19, block 3, Towle & Young's second addition, Gostlin, Meyn Sc Co. to Elizabeth Schaller Hammond Lots 11 to 16, block S, Hammond Transfer's sub., Alvy H. McDonald to Louis Bernstein 95 East Chicago Lots 33 and 34. n lot 32, block 19 in the sw 14 of 29-37-9, Mary E. Relland to Amelia Cohen 6,250 East Chicago Lots Cl to 53, block 5: lots 47 to 4S, block 11, Lake. Shore addition, William li. Gore to Pheba J. Welier 273 Gar- Lots 23 and 24. block 2. Garden City addition. Garden City Sand Co. to James E. Burke and Frank Kazih 2,500 In addition to the foregoing transfers there have bfen filed for record 2 mortgages. 4 releases and 3 miscellaneous instruments.

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Who Is Dr. Ruckel? After a long course pf training in medical colleges and hospitals, Dr. Ruckel took up the practice of medicine at Freeport, illch.. in March, 1886. After three years of working day and n!(ght, he decided to move to a city and make a specialty of the most obstinate, long standing and severe diseases such as are usually unsuccessfully treated by the average family doctor. After taking a thorough course in the subjects to be followed, he located in Saginaw, Mich., where he enjoyed a very large patronage for a period of seven years. About this time he decided that South Chicago would be a better field on account of its thousands of well paid mechanics and accordingly moved here in May, 1897, and opened an office oyer the postoffice. To say that Dr. Ruckel has done much for the health of th, people of South Chicago and vicinity i3 putting it mildly. In hl3 ten and one-half years here, he has treated more than 6,500 different persons, as i3 shown ty his record, and among the above number has made many wonderful cures. Hundreds given up- by other eminent physicians to die, hare been cured by him. One of Dr. Ruckel'a methods that we haYe always thought Tery hightly of, is that he always explains fully to a patient just what his or her condition may be, and will tell them just what he can do for them, all without charge. If they prefer he will name the price including medicine for a complete cure, so they will know just what it i3 going to cost them. On account of his increased patronage. Dr. Ruckel has found it necessary to secure larger and better offices and was fortunate in finding Just what he wanted as the above notice indicates. Seme of the diseases treated by Dr. Kuckel are: Diseases peculiar to Men, Diseases peculiar to Women, Stomach Troubles, Hervous Diseases, Kidney Diseases, Liver Diseases, Blood Poison, Weak and Failing Memory, Constipation and Piles and in fact almost any disease when the patient can go to the office. New Gaiety Theater Building, Commercial Ave. SOUTH CHICAGO

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