Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 147, Hammond, Lake County, 4 April 1908 — Page 7
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Saturday, rApril '4, 1903. I r 't THE
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M ONEY 1UOAINED on 20od security such as Furniture, Pianos and other personal property QUIETLY and QUICKLY. CHICAGO DISCOUNT CO 9138-40 Commercial Ave. Soutii Chicago Room2C0. Tel. So. Chicago 104 Open Monday, Thursday and Saturday . eveninsrs until SP. M.
HAMMOND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Dr. C O. Qine, OSTEOPATH. Has opened offices In
huum dlU HAMMOND Bmmjrc n -
treats acuta and chronic diseases.
itars 01 practical Experience.
oi ivirit3viue. Mo, under
Grain
latest Events in 1
PROVISIONS
Special Wire to The TIMES
M YORK STOCK MARKET
But Equipped Repair Shop In the Stat
0. W. HUNTER AUTOMOBILE GARAGE Compressed Air FREE Bowser Gasoline System 1 3. HOimAX STREET
XTone 1S2. Huehn Block, bammoad. T
HOWARD STEVENS, Open fe Contracts.
; Painting, Paper Hanging
ana JJecoratmc:. GRAI.MSG A SPECIALTY. My Motto: Good "Work.
. 183 State Line Street, - - - Hammond.
Telephone 1601.
' During the next 20 days
We offer cash sales of artificial stone
et cost. Our stock embraces a wide variety of material suitable for all classes of buildings.
1"HE LAKE CONSTRUCTION CO
. . 413 Hammond Bids. Tel. 4751
KONG HONG LO CO. Chinese, American and European RESTAITUST.
Phineee Chop Suey. All Chines dishes
served In short order. Chinese Goods Open from a m
ana iea. , il L m. to 1. 8. m.
91 State Street. Hammond, Ind.
Woodhxill Ice Cream Co.
Manufacturers of Frozen Creams, Fruit Ices, Etc So. Chicago, 250 92nd St Phono 77
Hammond. 55 State Street. P!ione 177
- CASTLEA1AN 5r JONES GARY, IND. Lois In Gary Perfect Titles $10 Monthly Payments
CARTER & WELLS Proprietors of the Up-to-Date CENTRAL LIVERT STABLE
C(0 Trnman avenue.
Telephone S3.
Vr ' " :A.-jA m7M
There Is Comfort WTIEX a MAN'S SALARY ktap.
Thrcagl sickness, failure of his em. Jrforer, or a suspension of business, to feel thai yon have something t fall back on in yonr hour of trouble.
. ..uau amount each week la av-
taars la a Rood, reliable savings bank like the ,
Citizens' German national Bank
Descrlp. Open Atchison ... 74 Do pfd... 85' Am Sugar. .123 Am Car zi Am Copper.. 58 Am Smelt.. 67
Am Liocom. .
Anaconda ..
B & O Brook R T. C & G W..
Ches & O... C F & I...
Col South..
canad Pac.150 Coast Line. 71 Cent Leath.'. 19 Denver cm. 19i Distillers ... 3114 Erie com... 14 Erie 1st.... 30 Erie 2nd 9ft '
Grt North... 122 Gt Nor Ore. . 55 &
111 central Ij & Nash. Mex Cent.
M K & T cm 22 U
hills Pac... 41 U.
Nat Lead... 54 N Y Cent... 96 Nor & W... 63 North Pac. 126ii Ont & W... 32i Pacific Mail. 28 ' Pennsyl. 115 Press Steel! 23 Reading ...102 PUS 17 Do pfd. .. 68 Rock Isl cm 13 Do pfd... 26 South Pac. 73 So Ry cm. 13 St. Paul. . . .116 Union Pac... 123 U S Steel... 32 Do pfd... 97 West Union. 52
43 37 82 44 5 23
24'
125
97 18
High Low Close 74 73 74 86 85 8S 124 123 124 32 31 32 58 57 58 67 66 67 43 42 43 37 37 37 82 45' 4 45 5 5 5 30 30 30 23 22 23 25 24 25 151 149 151 71 70 70 19 19 19 19 18 18 31 31 31 15 13 15 32 29 32 21 20 21 123 122 123 5G 55 56 ....... 125 97 4 97 ' 97 18 18 18 24 22 24 41' 41 41 55 54 55 97 96: 97 63 126 125 126 82 28 28 28 116 115 116 23 103 102 103 17 17 17 68 68 68 13 13 13 26 26 26 74 . 72 74 13 13 13 116 115 116 125 123 124 33 32 33 97 97 97' 52 51 51
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Jt?ion. Fk Yards. April 4. Ho? re
i.uw; leit over, 6,000; mar tronpr. Lisrht IS 8ftffli is. .1
ket
BAXK STATEMENT. Reserve .....Inc. S Reserve less U S....Inc.
Loans .Inc. Specie inc. Degrals inc. Deposits inc. Circulation ........Dec.
801,775 639,350
15,839,000 6,716,100 340,700 24,620,100 769,100
COTTON MARKET.
Month
May .
July . Aug. .
Oct. .
Open . .967 ..977 ,.971 .969
High 969 979 968 968
Low 966 975 968 962
Close 968-69 976-77 968-69 963-64
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET
Month Open Wheat May ..92 93 July ..88 Sept ..86
Corn
May ..66 July ..63 Sept ..62
Oats
May ..53
July ..47 Sept ..37- "
ForK
May ..1327
July ..1365-67 Sept ..1405
Lard-
May ..830 July ..850-52
Ribs
May July
High Low
.712 ,.742
93 88 86 - 66. 64 63 53 47 38
1335 1370 1405 830 855 715 742-45
91 88 86 60 63 62 63 46 37
1310 1350 1385 823 847 707 735
Close 92 a 88b 86b 66a 64 b 63b 53b 47a 37.. 1330b 1362-65 1400 827 ' 852-53 712-15 742
PRODUCE MARKET.
Butter Receints. 4.444 tnh- ppe.'.
er4,s extra, 2Sc Prlce to retail dealers, 30c: prints. 31Uf- fiT-t 90a
27c: seconds. 22ffj)24o- ipirit,c ovr.
c: i.i. ' .""..-vi
ladles. No. 1, 20c; renovated, extra. 24c: firsts, 22(??23c: nai-ktne- stnir 1 q
3TB DOLLAR STARTS ACCOUNT.
A SAVIXGS
Ask the Man I If you should ask any intelligent Lake County Man, how to make your advertising; appropriation do you the most good in Lake County, the reply undoubtedly would be: Place it with the Times because in Hammond, Lake County and Calumet Region nearly everybody reads the Times, . Guaranteed Circulation Daily over 1 O, O O O.
Eggs Receipts. 24 fiXfi r'aaca- ml'.l.
laneous lots, eases return' 1 a in
cases included, 13c; ordinary firsts! must be 60 per cent fresh isv..
whitewood cases and must be 70 per cent fresh, 14c; prime firsts, packed
n new whitewood cases and must be o per cent fresh. ISUp- nTt or
cially packed for city trade and must
u vj per cent rresh, 16 c. Potatoes Receinta 4 ft nr..
to fancy, 6870c.; fair to good,65cg67c Veal Quotations for
order were as follows: 50 to GO
5h& 5c 60 to 80 lbs, 68c: 80 to 100 lbs, 89c.
uressea beef No. 1 ribs, 15c; No. 1 oins. 17c: No. 1 rminii qj.- tw. 1
chuck, 9c; No. 1 plate, 6c. ' Live poultrv Turk
chickens, fowls, 13 c; springs, 13 c; roosters. 7c; geese, $6.00 7.00; ducks!
Fruit Apples, 0(fff K in v.i.
S0cJ1.25 per bu; bananas, jumbo, per uJlc 1-.50: straight, 51.25; culls. 85c
ioVAA ,-Douquet8' 6075c; lemons. I2.002.2o; oranges, $2.003.00; grape fruit, $2.005.00; pineapples. $3.354 50 per crate; Malaga grapes, $3.50 4.50 pe,r keg. Berries Cranberries, Cape Cod. $7.00 0 .per brl; boxs. Jerseys, $3. OOP 4.25; strawberries, Louisiana,- 75cSl 35 per 24-pt case; $2.252.50 per 24-qt case. . . 1 Beans Pea beans, hand picked, choice. $2.30 2.32; common-. $1.95 ;i??ads dePendinsr on qualSZi $1-501.55; brown Swedish, $1.45 I.80; oXt grades. $1.251.5Q; limas, California, per 100 lbs, spot. $5 25 Green vegetables Asparagus, $2.00 SS 5.00 per box; beets, $2.50 4.00 per brlcabages, 50c $1.25 per brl; carrots. 30 fu&Oc per sack; cauliflower, $1.002 75 Per crate; cucumbers, 50c$1.10 per doz; eggplant. S2.00 9 k . .
garlic, 510c per lb; horseradish. 65c
h&n $o.80 6.25; rough. $5.80
wt V.'., cu"ceipl8' 3U0 head; mar kit stetd' P receipts 2-00; ma'
nmT,- CatA1? Sheep
Mn..10 fai-Tardar. April 4. Hogs
ir '"" esiimatea receipts Monday. 37,000 head. Lls-ht. is ,T
b.20; mixed, $5 806.27; heavy, $5!80
. sy- 0-8"8'o-o. Cattle and
LIVERPOOL MARKET. T 1 .
wverpooi, April 4. Wheat closed
uin.uanSea to one-eighth penny high-
vviii viuscu uncnangea.
WEATHER FORECAST.
. Kansas Partlv clour?
.U vwiuftiii Willi showers southeast; Sunday fair and
XT. 1 v
eorassa tartly cloudy tonight with cooler northwest; Sunday fair and cooler. Illinois Increasing cloudiness with
vivva.uiy snowers late tonight or Sun
ujy, warmer tonight; cooler Sunday
Indiana and Lower Michigan Fair and warmer tonight; Sunday probably
ii wini warmer east. Missouri Showers tonight or Sun-
u V arraer east and south tonight cool Sunday.
i.V .nsin Increasing cloudiness with showers possibly late tonight;
wanner tonignt; cooler Sunday after-
lk r 1 a
ivxiiinesota jt-artiy cloudy tonight
.uui wesij ounaay rair and cooler. . ?waLParly cloudy with showers
L'ui r ounaay; warmer east to night: cooler Siinflnv
Montana Fair tonight and Sunday;
uwtjunj tuuici lunignu HEAED Oil THE 30IIKSE.
Miller The Erie affair must be ad-
Justed either satisfactorily or otherwis prior to next Wednesday. Meantime th
market waits this development natural
ly with more or less trepidation.
Dick We Continue to advise sales on rallies. The general business situation does not seem to warrant any sustained
improvement. Financial Bureau We continue to fa
vor the rails and to hold the industrials
In suspicion as a rule, the situation i likely to be clearer next week.
orown prospect of a good bank statement should stimulate a rally to-
uay.
Bache We look for unsettled market
until the Erie financing Is settled.
Mclntyre The situation and outlook
presents a continuance of dull, ragged conditions in the general market, and
we wo-uia rather favor liquidating spec
ulative account rather than increasing
noiaings on the bull side with so many
uncertainties hanging over the market.
Logan We suggest buying orders to
catch the market on any moderate dip
use mat or yesterday morning.
WTare & Lei and A scalping market Is
about all there is in sight.
White Wheat should be bought at the opening today whether higher or
lower.
Prlngle Looks as though the profits
would be made buying on breaks for
tne present.
Bartlett Eastern supplies are light
ana win need renewing before there is
another movement from first hands.
Nf am lule .wb.ou per brl; siVA22e per crate: mushrooms, -Dtg-oUc per box: npnnw i 9oaa
j... v..a, parsiey, lUK20c per dorpieplant. $1.00 1.25 per box- radishes home grown. $1.001?25 per box; s trln$4.00 & 5.00; onions, 65c$1.00 per bu: 11500 2 d 2-5 Per brl : tomatoes! $1.50(32 50 per crate: turnips, 6075c Per sacki watercress. 1020c per doz. GRAIN MARKET. Chicago, April 4. Carlots todav Wheat, 22 cars; corn, 211 cars- oat? 155 cars; hogs, 10,000 head. Chicago, April 4. Estimates MondayWheat, 27 cars; corn, 184 cars- oatV 164 cars; hogs, 37,000 head. Chicago, April 4. Clearances tndav
Wheat, 189,000 bu; corn, 86,000 bu:
oats, 1,000 bu. Primary Market. Receipts. Shin
Wheat, today ...... .395,000 180,000
Last week .... 412,000 332,000 Last year ........ .643,000 260.000
Corn, today ....... . .447,000 371,000
Last week 5S4.000 . 491,000 Last year 685,000 .591,000
PAT TAXES NOW And ' Avoid Penalties. fiAICB COUNTY SAVINGS & TlttJST CO. laii m Complete Duplicate on Ham-
" . ' Have you. ever tried g nd ia The State Street. " Osen ErenlB, Tlmesf. Trjr one and see the results.
Northwest Cars.
This week Last week Last Yr. Duluth 46 57 211 Minneapolis .202 202 241 Chicago-.v ... -22 15 - 12
KILLED HER WOLVES. AT TATTF. TPflwr -datstt a
" "Viij. .JXJX, w
Mrs. Wolf of the "wolverie" at th
Lake ront park, took her five babies out ostensibly for a walk yesterday. That her real motives were not to give her small family a good time, "but to murder them, was evidenced by her. subsequent conduct, when after reaching the watsring trough where sh. is wont to slake her thirst, she deliberately killed all of the little ar.imals but one. The babies have their eyes open now and have furnished much amusement to Joe Kaspar and his helpers at the waterworks, with their playful ways. They aro a roly-poly lot and until yesterday had the best time imaginable tumbling about their cage, apparently giving; no end of pleasure to a proud mother. However, the test of the pride of motherhood in a .wolf Is when her puppies drink water. As soon as they are abl-3 to walk she conducts them to the place where she is in the habit of drinking. Yesterday for the first time the Lake Front park baby wolves partook of water. The mother had considerable difficulty in coaxing the batiea along, but she finally rounded them all up in front of the drinking trough, which is built in the cenv-nt
not tar irom where they sleep. She sucked little water up through her teeth, and then stood aside coaxing her cubs to do likewise. One by one they imitated her as nearly as possible. The mother wolf watched them like a hawk. A . little gray puppie was the first to try. Out came his little tongue and he, proceeded to lap the water like a dog. Another and then another drank until every one of the cubs had partaken. Then the mother took the baby wolves, one after another, selecting those which had lapped the water instead of sucking it, as she had done, up by the neck and shook them as a dog shakes a rat, until life was, extinct. When she had finished her task there was but one cub left. It was a little block male wolf, the only one which hai learned Its lesson aright It had sucked, instead of 'lapping the water and it the mother allowed to live as a reward of merit. As soon as the mother had killed all she intended to dispatch, Mr. Kaspar removed the bodies to prevent the mother from devouring them. Last year out of a. litter of five, a similar performance -was gone'ihrcuph on the first. occasion -,af .the mother taking her little brood to water. On this occasion she .killed only three, 'however.
and these she ate,
CLASSIFIED WANT AD
EAILWAY TIME TABLE,
MALE! HELP WASTED, WANTED Agents for Kerosene, Incandescent Mantle Lamp; twelve times cheaper than gas, seven times cheap than ordinary kerosene lamp. Continental Co., 33o Broadway, New York. 3-28-3S
WANTED Young man for dry goods department with store experience; Cierman preferred. E. C. Minas Co., Hammond, Ind. 4-4-3t
FEMALE HELP WANTED. WANTED First class woman baker at
jvxoaei Home bakery at 267 S. Hoh-
SITUATION WANTED. WANTED Plain sewing and dressmaking; suits $4 and up. Call 1017 Monro street. 4-l-4t )I7E7"lng- confinements preferred. Call 49 Condit street.-30-tf
WANTED TO RENT,
1 Ml m ailaia w I . -
Lake County Times. 1-4-tf LOST ASD FOUND, T1T-"'-' STOLEN OR STRAYED A sorrel
V ; '"Vea by shedded spots of
Ii.
Ltc. Hmd. ' A. M. 5.46
5.50x 6.10
e.ia
man street; none but first class apply, hair; a little sore footed; small white 4-2-3t I spots on forehead. Notify p. J Con- . I ZT fl V nr WT a . II , ..
. ,.coi iiamiiiona ponce. 4-4-1
W ANTED $5 weekly earned at home addressing postals for prominent educator. Enclose ten cents (silver) for
yarucuiars. Drank H. Tibbetts. Y. M
. a., xoieao, O. 4-i-6t
WANTED Girl for general housework.
Appiy at boa ytate street. 31-tf
FOR SALE.
rut. BALL Seven room house. Inquire at 129 E. Detroit street. 4-4-3
rKjxi. ball Saloon, two-story build-
nis, living rooms upstairs and in
rear lot 43X180: rnnii huslnoca mi..'
1 "J v tjau on A- Kaiser, Uyer,
sauu 6,000 loads of manure for lawn r m rnnupa at .", n a 1 . . . 1 in, 1 1 :
Mrr.ann..ljn . 11 . xriilli
--wue,ullJ1 x mue soutn or atanaard
oieei piant. on UolumhU nvonnc
FOR SALE Rose comb black Minorca
cess lor natching. Thomas Gilboe,
"ittwiu. illU. 01 - 0 L
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE One mare with foal: one hl.Tr-U- rrlt wa w
old; one cow, giving milk;' one cow coming in Soon: one Hrv nw on
3-1 2t reier Jansen, Griffith. Ind.
FOR SALE 40 acre farm with house; two miles from Grand Haven Tiff -1,
worth $2,000. Will trade for house on
totate street, Hammond. Apply to Joe
3-30-61
FOR SALE Ohoen Rholon r
ueary and harnA. nrfH,, o '
for children. 7l'6 Summer street aii-K
FOR SALE Single comb brown Leg-
latcnzn
norn eees far hnthin crt
47 Si hi av crrAA j o
- - Ull IvO i
FO?SALErrNow is the time to buy . ln Mexico. It will double In value in five years. The Foster-Hol-comb COlonizatinna In h T...,- ...
lepic are selling past 50,000 acres, have ,fhi8 n tne Past seven months, school teachers and salaried men. Now
u , me to make an investment that win bring a handsome return in a fw
years Our land is 350 miles South of Topolompo; the Pacific coast terminus of the Kansas City. Mexico and Orient -it. r OrtV HOrM 5 an cinr. 'ft
down and $5 per month. Call or write lor booklet. F w ..thn.i, oco T
diana avenue, agent for Indiana. 27-2w
FOR SALE Few choice pnttac-PK and
lots in best location in citv: rash r.r
easy payments. Phone 3244 or call 213 Ann street after 5 o'clock In the even-
F2 SALE High class Barred Rock poultry; also eggs for settings. W.
SALE Cheap, seven million feet sneetins: nnri n d.. .
kujm ""- juiaio Uiili liiilHo'r? nH?f ' ?ow belnS wrecked from Hammond Pnik n- k , 1 .
Hammond, and from elevator In ChiZf!Fa0JJJm&e& tlmc- Second hand brick, Slnn' 2-50 per thousand. J. G. Ruel, (SOU fatonv Ifiln ni avoni.a Phu
Phone Hyde Park 1659. S-tf '
F?J?i?ALE"-A num-er of good heavy, r,i 2d yunK work horses ard speedy roadsters: aisn ha ,t..m ..
Zhl l?fs money than can be pur chased in Hammond. Everything guaranteed as represented or money refunded, at Bump-Reid-Weilder barn, l;ayette street, near Sohl; phono 38S1.
isen tic jo. 1-81-et
FR.ALE Qoo3 six room house with Path: lot 50-vSO- nH 1 cm.
lTtf11" Hammond-Gary Realty Co.
F? SALE Large rooming house. 86x ii Steam hetd' B D-rr.H In 1.0 mr.t
The Hammond-Gary Realty Co- 127 tto. Hohman street.l-4-tf
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Three unfurnished rooms.
BUiiuuie ior man ana wire; near Gibson yards; $6.50 per month. 724 Sum
mer street. 4-4-lt
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, upstairs. 53 Ogen street. 4-4-3t
PERSONAU Does your sewing machine need repairing? If so, call up C. F. Miller, the sewing machine expert. 241 East State street; phone 2601.
NOTICES. Tr NOTICE. .Ma?11ind Saloonkeepers association will hold a meeting Monday afternoon at 2 o clock at Roth's hall, State street.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers 01 the HAMMOND, WHITING & AST CHICAGO ELECTRIC ! RAI
... umrANY, for the purpose of
tripling directors and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before such meeting.
nciu ai me ornce or tne company. No. 92 State street. Hammond, Indiana, at 12 o'clock, noon, on Thurs-
O. S. GAITHER, Secretary.
BARTER AND EXCHANGE
One week's Insertion under this head
.ice. iou pay two cents ior each answer you receive.
FOR EXCHANGE $39. 15 volume encylopedia Britanica, morocco bound; and $2a 8 volume set classical music in case, by world's best authors, for Singer or White sewing machine or i what. Address W Lake County i
ii". a.. 1 -
pi-'HAKGE-$80 complete set blacksmith tool, forire. Inro-o rlll
piaie ure Denaer, anvil; Just the outfit for a beginner. Will exchange for what. Address E. M.. T.o1a ma m '
FOR EXCHANGE Ten gauge double
uauei iioi gun ana a 22-target rifle lor what have von? A rM tr w
Tlo. 00 " ,
FOR EXCHANGE $90 Baldwin piano
wAAvn. rv iiuL (in v a vnn 7 a ri r ac a r
., Lake County Times. 24
XT'" T rVrttr a .-r-an -
i un. x,AuiAiut;-5au piano certificate. Baldwin PbnA rr f-
ii.-a, ijaKe county Times. 21
FOR EXCHANGE Ten elegant pillows, den, bachelor, satine and silk em9elo soa Plows valued at from ?,! i,2.' -W1U exchanse for anything useful in four room flat. What ht
T?iL Address A D-18. Lake County
150
2,050
300
FOR RENT New six room flat, cor
ner Garfield and Lincoln nvennM
Chris Hodel; telephone 9971. 4-4-6t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms fnr-
light housekeeping: sroort inroHnn
Phone 1734. 4-4-lt
OR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire at 284 Plum-
mer avenue; phone 2634. 4-4-2t
FOR RENT Flat, six rooms and bath.
xZi Plummer avenue. F. R. H.iii 9ji
Sibley street. 4-4-lt
OR RENT Two room cottage with barn. Call 70 Plummer avenue in
tore. 4-3-2t
OR RENT Six room cottage. Inquire 266 State Line street. 3-2t
OR RENT With or without board, nicely furnished front room i n T. ri
ate family: gentleman Drefprrt.ri 1 a
Carroll street; phone 3144. 4-2-3t
FOR RENT Lower flat, 730 Sibley St..
oia. munis, till inouern. Apply 274 ruman; phone 3732. 4-2-tf
FOR RENT Room, within two blorks
of courthouse. C. L.. Iko fri,
Times. 3-2-6t
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Tfir.FSTnv
Lot 17,. block 20. C. T. " L. & I.
j-o.s fifth addition, Frederlch C Barton to Kifir rrir,ioi-.o
Lot 38, block 11, C. T. L. & L Co.'s
aaaition, Jt-Yank N. Gavit to John Danielson l-T A ATAT rivr
Lo to 3i' block 3- East Lawn
""icy j-iove to Adolphus Blocker
Lot 52. Stafford & "rro Vl,'iV.
Grove addition, Adolphus Blocker to Nan Tvn v
N 50 feet lota 1 an 9 i,iAiW
orthside addition, Peter wl Mevn to Km 11 Pnntnr,
Lots 33 and 34, block 1,' Fogg &
T V; , "secona aaaition. Wig Buse to Alhci-t r,,a
Lot 16, block 6, Towle & AvVt-V-
r Jon,' ,?eter Cerkofski to David T. Kmpv-
LotJi?:,b,ock 6 Towle' & Avery's
uuiuon. uavm T. Emery to Peter SzarknwVI
Lot 12, E lot 1 3. "staff or k '
Trankle's Grove addition, Albert BllSft to A lhovt TT id.'
. ' b'ock 5, Winslow's addl-
irTi ' J?111 , u- Dunham to Mike Gizowskl lnn INDTAMA MinDAD'""
t,23Tbl0ck,6 ,n fourth addit'on. East Chicago Co. to Ber-
ma a. jti.ungmann Lots 25 and 26 hinob- k
Juricek to Samuel Lederer In addition to the foregoing
300
425 Stefan
. 1,300
fers there, have been filed for record 2 mortgages, 5 releases and 11 miscellaneous instruments. ""scei
C,
FOR RENT One 4 room flat: one 7
room flat: modern improvement., oi
East State. 4-2-3t
FOR RENT Three nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; pri- ....... 1 . 1. . . .. ...
o.ie uuiu room, sas. inquire 277 Oak
icy avenue
-4-1-tf
FOR RENT Desk room with telephone, electric ght, stenographer, etc.; good location, Write Box 298. Gary, Ind. 3-27-tf
FOR RENT Pleasant rooms furnished for light housekeeping. 250 Sibley street. 3-13-lm ?
FOR RENT Furnished rooms with board; electric lights and bath; with private family; near street car linefentleman preferred. 129 Doty; phone 4S93. 3-5-tf
WANTED TO BUY. WANTED Cash for A-l new milch cow; don't waste time unless you have a good cow to sell. Address Vo Lake County Times, Hammond. Ind. -tl
WANTED To buy second hand furniture, office or household, for cash Address 407 Sibley street. 30-6t.
SUPREME COURT. Abstracts of Opinions April 2, 1003. DRAINAGE APPEALS REMON-
it a. GL UNEQUAL ASSESSMENTS, 21055. Joseph F. Stevens et al. vs.
iirma ju. Templeton. Clinton C. Reversed. Montgromery, J.
" ' -..v.v. ucniuii acis iauo, page
proviaing that an order confirm inc fIRRPHtimonto ,1 ..in., .
" oiiu taiauiisning a
paDJic drain shall be conclusive im.
less an appeal be taken and an appeal
oonu niea within thirty days, a term
appeal may be taken in the ordinary way, and if the appeal bond is filed
within thirty days the .transcript maybe filed within sixty days thereafter.
t 1 TV. 1 . 1 1 ,
iuie wmcn excuses naming
and giving notice to co-parties in a
term appeal applies in such a case. (3) In ditch proceedings it is only necessary that all parties to the judgment from which the appeal is taken shall be parties even to a vacation appeal. (4) It was error to strike out of a remonstrance against a ditch assessment the specification that certain described lands of the remonstrators were assessed too much as compared with the assessments of other named land owners, although it did not deny that the remonstrator's lands were benefited t.- the full amount of their assessments.
Appellate Court.
6293. Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis Railway company vs. John
Wuest Ripley C. C. Affirmed. Cornstock, J. The facts in this case and the findings of the Jury in answer to interrogators presenting the same facts
and this case growing out of the same accident, this case is affirmed on the authority of cause No. 6210 of the same
title, decided February 5.
C. C L
Penn. . Monoa. Erie
L. H. - 1Sx
Wah'sh 6.1 !
H, C. 6.20
L. S.. 6.20x1 M. r 6.40
N. P.. 6.40
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YOU ARE WELCOME to come in at any time and let us explain our method of advancing money to people that do not have the security that a bank demands. You can borrow from us if you own a piano, household goods, horses, wagons, live stock, etc. We treat your business as confidential. We leave the security in your possession. We allow you a rebate if you pay your account sooner than the time contracted for. If you owe any one else we will pay them and advance you i more money, besides. You will find it more convenl-. ent to deal with us than with people who are not able to look after your wants as promptly as we are. Hammond Lean and Guaran'es Co. 145 SO. HOHMAN STREET. Phone 257. Over Model Clothiers. Open evenings except Wednes-
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BANKING SERVICES
Banks are becoming more and more the custodians of. the funds of the people of both large and small, means. This Is due to a wider appreciat. v vaIue of banklnS service, as its usefulness Is extended and its. methods become better known. In the case of
THE FIRST NATIONAL, BANIC, The Best serrice is assured. Its officers aim inevery way to protect the interests or its patrons, making use of every means of precaution. Its up-to-date system of accuracy, promptness and the same careful attention to large or small depositors, makes it a. desirable place to keep your account. It is a safe bank. It is a bank for all the people rich and
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IF YOU ABE SICK AND DISCOURAGED AND TTAVTV ATmTTT1
GIVEN UP ALL HOPE OF EVER BEING WELL AGAIN, CALL IN AND TELL ME ABOUT IT. I HAVE CURED MANY SUCH. IF I CANNOT HELP OR CURE YOU, I WILL TELL YOU SO PROMPTLY AND CHARGE YOU NOTHING FOR THE ADVICE.
I have been asked many times "why I located here instead of down town Jn the main business center. I considered that, matter well eleven years ago, and decided that I could get all the patients here that I could attend to, and have proven such to be the fact. I could do no" more if down town. My expenses are so much less here that I can afford to treat people for about one-half the amount I would be compelled to
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mueysuueui uusiness center, witn a great future before it. Below I mention a few of the more common ailments which I treat, not havlnsr rmm fnr oil if
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ynysician cannot cure, call and consult me. If I cannot handle your; case successfully I will tell you so promptly and charge, nothing fop. the advice. STOMACH TROUBLES If you feel depressed after meals, witb' a bloated condition of the stomach and bowels, with belching ;gas,-l can give you prompt relief and a thorough cure. DISEASES OF7 IVIBIV. MEN -You are to be the fathers of the coming generation, irnrp BEGETS LIKE. Don't be guilty of handing down to your oG-fr1n diseases or weaknesses brought on by your own visciousnes3 -or Ignor-
ituiie. xi yuu nave aireaay maae tnose mistakes come to me,t'I knaw how to advise and cure you.
DISEASES OH WOMEN Women and girls suffering with 111 healtiuare at a great disadvantage, being unfit to become companions, sweethearts, wjives or mothers. If you want to become healthy and happy come tjo me I will advise 3ou free. ' TIRED FEELING I find so many people who complain of being tired from every little exertion, or they are more tired -in the morning than after a day's work. Many of those do" not sleep well, but are fcontinually being disturbed by dreams. I can altway3 help those fcasea promptly and cure them in a short time. NERVOUS DISEASES I treat the various.rphases of i-nervenw, diseases in men and women. If you are troubled with Loss of Mornorv Despondency, Weakness, Nervousness, Nervous Debility Aversina to Society, Softening of the Brain, Insanity, Insane,;Feeling, SuicidalTen dency, or any other disease of the brain and neiwous system Call and I will tell you what can be done for you. " MODESTY Many times people suffer untold agony from rilments of which, through modesty they dare not speak' to their phwifcian t will say to all such, if you have any disease or ailment that j-ou don't want the world to know about, call In and tell m 3hr,t f -v
depend cm getitng the best possible advice and'' treatment, and everv thing will be strictly confidential. eery-, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES treated with ramarkablei results EPILEPTIC FITS I nave cured many cases. ing theod2"1 treat CatarTh in the mSt ratl0Dal way Wrrect-. CONSTIPATION AND PILES treated and cured.
KIDNEY DISEASE If you have any difficulty with TonrMr, or Bladder call and get my opinion. your, Sidneys RHEUMATISM I treat Rheumatism very successfully PURE MEDICINESI furnish all medicines so that I mar bnw them to be pure and Just what I want my patientsto have Office Hours 8 to 12 a. xa, 130 to 5, and 7 to 8:30 p m Sun' day Hours, 9 to 12. Dr. a. F7. RUCKEL, The Specialist
uver uaiexy ineater, UiiU7 Commercial Ave., Near 92nd. St So. Chicago.
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WANTED Modern eight roon house; must be cheap for cash. A p. My BoX R-46. Lake County Times. 1-4-tJ
WAICTEI The beet house that elghteen hundred dollars will-buy: onehalf caah. Box U-40. Lake Count Times.. 1-4-tf . .
WANTED I will buy good saloon for cash. A. B. Mann, 127 South Hobman. 1-l-tf
SPRING REALLY ARRIVES. To the amazement of the average Hammond Citizen sick of winter and its attendant troubles, spring'' put in an appearance today and vthe most detolightful weather of thelyear; ft begins to appear as .if the eagerly awaited damsel had shown up at la3t.
CIRCULATION MEANS
R E S U L, T S
1UAKE COUNTY 1 iiVlCrO CIRCULATION
THAT OUGHT TO COUNT
10,000
ADVERTISING RATES UPON APPLICATION TEUDsPKONE 111 '
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