Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 162, Hammond, Lake County, 28 December 1908 — Page 7
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Monday, December 28. 1908.
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Locomotor Ataxia
I suffered intensely from LocoT?0,torTtaxia'' and: Df; Miles' Antii'ain PiUs gave me:' great relief. I haire taken them for - a long time, and some people say they are not good for me.- - Well, maybe not, bat they relieve my pain and I will take them as long-as they continue to do : Anti-Pam and Nerve and Liver P1U3 keep me up and I assure you I ara thankful for that " - iJACOB HIRGEL, Covington, Ind. Many persons who suffer constantly from chronic diseases, find great relief by the use of Dr. Miles Anti-Fain Pills, and after several years use, say that they have in no way injured them or created a habit Th first package will benefit; If not. your druggist will return your money!
FOR JANUARY will tell you something you may not know about Farming, Fires, Pearl Fishing, Pills, Woman's Invasion, FlyingMachines, and Actors. It will give you lots of good short stories and beautiful pictures. You'll like it. Get one totday. LOOK FOB THE PATCHWORK COVES , Tor Sale by WM, MEE and KUSSMAUL BROS.
Money will help yon to start the New Year in the right way witn all your bills paid.
LET US EXPLAIN OUR METHOD TO YOU HAMMOND LOAN S GUARANTEE CO. 145 So; Hohrnan St Phone 2S7 Over Model Clothiers
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CIJCEFO
DARK HORSE
Latest News from Indian
apolis Shows That Senatorial Lightning May Strike in One of a Dozen
Places.
DARK
IIOR
5ES KEEP
ALOOF, HOWEVER
All Eegular Claimants For Demo
cratic Senatorship Are Declared to Have Made Extravagant Predictions As to Their Streh Which
Are Ridiculed.
CHICHESTER S PILLS . THE BIAMOJTD BRA Nit. a
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JM1U ia Ue4 and bold maUlc box. aaed with lilua jRibbon. Take otr. Bur mf r...
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SOLDEyDRL'GaiSTS EVERYWHERE
TIMES' BIREAU
AT THE STATE CAPITAL,.
Indianapolis, Ind.. Dec. 2R. Th.r
are tome democrats who believe thai
tlsere b chance for some of the dark horses that have oeened Into
race for United States senator, and
iney are saying that when the time
comes for a vote to be taken la the
caucus there will be at least d
men, ajy one of whom may receive
we lightning stroke.
There is, of course. the half x
"regular" candidates which must be
recKoned with first of all. This list Includes Kern, Slack, Shively, Monzles.
jjarnD ana Hoffman. Six Others Are
The six other men whose namo ha.
been mentioned as possibilities in the
race are: Samuel M. Ralston t t..
on, Dan W. Slmms of Lafayette, Ma
son iMDiacK or Vincennea. Krnlros To
son of Greenfield.
' J Mill Ul Indianapolis, and Thomas W. Kuhn
Ul wcnmona. All of thPSA dv
w vD hoewver, are holding themselves aloof
"um tne campaign for the place, and
they have, all said that they are not candidates. But any on of them might be persuadttd to change his mind if things looked good to him. Koha MlaIea la City. A few days ago Kuhn was In this city mingling with the democratic statesmen, and while here he declared that he was nto a candidate for senator. But he did not say that he was not framing things up to land the nomination for governor two years hence, and there are many democrats who ara looking with favor on him for that nomination. It is said that the recent developments in the race have given some of
me dark horses new hope, however.
ana that they will probablv do a lit
tie more looking- around before the
tning is over. All the reeular rnndi
dates have made extravagant claims
as to their strength, but everybody knows that no candidate at this time
has enough votes at his command to
wi nout. it is declared by all that
mere have been no combination fwrf
up and that each candidate Is working
ior Himself alone. And it has not v
been proved that any combinations
nave Deen formed, even the brewers seem to be keenlne out of thA rhr'
as an organization, though each brewer
fias Cis man individually.
Many Ballots EiMctrJ.
Unless conditions chanee within ha
next few days there will h a. inrr
continuation of balloting in the democratic caucus before a senator is chos
en, tnder such circumstances there
is no telling but that the lieht nine
may strike one of the dark horses it
it also believed that no candidate
win be able to swing his entire vote
10 any otner candidate when the break-
u comes. This also. Is trivine- Rom
hope to the friends of the dark hor..
The use of votinsr machines rereivcH
a severe jolt in Bartholomew county
wnen judge Hacker of the circuit
court refused to grant a recount of
me vote of P. J. Kelleher. th riAmn.
cratic . candidate for stats statistician.
Macnines were used at th AUotinn
In Bartholomew county. In nne n.
cinct the machine showed a difference
or about 140 votes between th
for Kelleher and the vote for tho oth
er democratic candidates for sttA
offices. Kelleher's vote beina- that
much below the others. Kelleher filed
a etition for a recount of the vote of
tne machine, but Jude-e HacirAr No
dded that there was no law authoriz
ing the recount of the vote as shown
on the machine. He said there was no way to get at the Individual hll,r
cast by the voters. On th. other ho
Judge Demster of the circuit court
in Marion county granted a recount of
tne machine votes in this rnnntv
Whether there is any law authorizing such a recount will Drobahlv not h
determined until the question has been
aecemined by the sureme court
FREE TRIP ON 1ST DAY
South Shore Line Will Celebrate If Eoad Is Completed by Jan. 1.
(Special to The Times) Tolleston, Ind.. Dec. 2S a it , .,,
Everybody ride free! This call awaits the people of Tolleston tv,- x-.
day. F. J. Lewis Meyer, the company's attorney, was In Tolleston yesterday and expressed his belief that the interurban line which Is to connect Tolleston and Gary will be finished by Jan. 1. If this can be andimr,n.i,j
me company will celebrate by giving frte
iupa io its patrons. There is nothing more now to interfere with the progress of the work. A
"UM'us "a ueen secured over the Wabash and the injunction proceedings in the Indianapolis court have been intercepted and an ac-rmor,. ,,
reached out of court by which the crossing over the Pennsylvania can be effected. To reach these
cost Mr. Meyer his Christmas celebra-
uC m to spend the day in St. Louis in conftrencA with
- ...vu gincials there, but he feels well repaid for
OPERATED ONT
AT ST. HABGABET'S
Bessie Shearer nf
a relative of the WInfleld Shearers of
oiuiey street and who has been visiting that family. uhmitt.ri or.
at St Margaret's hospital this morning
-wcnuitius. ene came out from the ordeal nicely and is expected to recover shortly.
WEDDING OF INTEREST
FORM NEW COMPANY
A number of Whftinir h.Ifiinfl.B
have gone in with a number of Detroit capitalists for h n,rnA,.
ganizlng what is to be known as the
ueiroit Urease company. It is understood thnt
to formed for the purpose of making use of valuable formulas which William Waschleski rn
- P V- Kill - ployes of the Standard Oil company at Whiting, has In his possession. Among those who are to invest in the company, which is to be started in Detroit,, are William Vader and Christ Hondloser, a Whiting grease maker
BASKET-BALL GAME
.l.Th!fe.Win be a baeket-ball game at
'"",UB scnooi auditorium in Hammond Tuesday evenine- ht.n
representing the alumni
l"c
,T,hga.me WIU be a 8Pirted one and
7" 1 lne natur a workout
v,i me iocai team. Thsr. ,mi i
i. ... . prac tice this eveninar at 7 ovinv v.ir. ,.
of the candidates for the teams are re-
H""iea 10 attend.
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
KAUB HELP WlKTin.
Wm3fS?ailTay man clerks; com-
mlnatw ' "fia-ry suu; spring ex-Vl?-Vn; candidates prepared free. lVn T.l.S,IleaiStely schedule. Frank-
u.tuuie, ocnester, jf. X. 12-tf
WANTED Car repairers at
unce. Apply MtzhughLutherCo. -
W,T,E5r-?llnne ?erk. "eat and
"umer. jf itznugh-L.uther Co. 26-3
W?ED-rBlacItsmith. good horse-
fft rYh. a Kood on wagons; steady Job
hn.vTn tj" uV uureB jonn ivortenanan H'Shland. Lake County, Indi-
ZB"6 WU.A.KM Rri.) tVAJPTKDt WANTED Experienced girl for general housework: three in familv: $fi a
week; bring references. 644
o. nnnmiin st- zs-tr
'.-.aa Kj
KOTirB. NOTCH OF ADJOI-RN'ED TERM OF .... , TOURT. iour'nirt tl8J?erb-Yvgiven that a" adCourt JuFH f h? Lake Superior Ik I W .KIOc,and for the County of htld 'in fh Statel,of m31ana, will be neia m the Court Hise In the Citv of ar"raond. in saul county', commencing on Monday, January 4th. 1909 " S y,tne88 my hand and the "seal of saw court, this 28th day ct Umbcr! SrrH' SHRTRIDGE. "ierK. Lake buperior Court
. aoticeI tl,Pub..ic no"ce i hereby given that the Finance Board of the School Cifv of Hammond, Indiana, will receive rir o? tPh;Vldeftarrvby 0?W' ?J Hoard, up to cloTT. jtl ?t12 Dea lOth.Tio': HWAT' B"y.
WT.EIhTounB ir. 14 or IB yea" Old. ta tfilro 4 M 1. i 4 o
i9 ;n " "" iiome at nignt; will pay
ecu. Appiy i a Hiotey. 26-1
WANTED Girl for general housewnrk hHni. . .
Hohrnan; phone 244. 21-tf
WANTED An honest, elderly woman
iiumc mure man wages, tO assist In tho hrsma- .sa Yi. '
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uue, nammond, Ind. l
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The Aggressive MercKant uses I
the telephone toll lines to get prompt shipments of supplies from Chicago wholesalers. A quick, accurate, reliable way to a business economy. CHICAGO TELEPHONE COMPANY
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Practice limited to diseases of the
suii jqajtc, xmu3. AND THROAT H. B. Hayward, XI. D ETES SCIENTITICAUY TESTED AND GLASSES c OK RECTI Y FITTED Phone 205 4Q2 Hammond Bid.
THE CHICAGO, LAKE SHORE & SOUTH BEND RY. CO.
TIME TABLE Effective November 29, 1908. Subject to Change without notice
Trains leave Hammond for East Chicago, Indiana Harbor and Gar as follows:
if Vl
There Is Comfort Througli stelae. faUuxe of hi, e!
MmetMu t fall back on ta Tnr konr U
Pt smaU amount each wkr .
BILL IS THREATENED River and Harbors Measure
May Succumb in House.
Washington. Dec. 27. ThA niiHnn
whether there will be a river and harbor bill during the present session of
congress is, becoming a matter of mnh
concern to many? members of both
nouses.
The committees havlnar phar nr
question find themselves confronted by a constantly growine deficit in tho
treasury, with the accompanying complaint that it is going to be impossible to find money enough to go around. Knowledge of the situation
is having little influence
diminution of the pressure, and the importunate ones are urging the prospect of improved business conditions and the probability that the proposed new tariff will afford an increased Income, even though there be no imDrovempnt in
general conditions.
There is a clamor for the hppirn,-..
of new enterprises which tentatively have been promised. New and old projects would call for the immediate ap- ' propriation of $25,000,000, in addition to which plans would be Jaid for the expenditure in the future of twice as much more.
Nephew of Crown Point
Lady Is Married in Chicago.
Crown Point. Ind.. Tw ps
ding of much Interest to a number of
umt people took place in Chicago last Wednesday when Miss Chave
".lirun avenue was married to Mr. E. A. Zimmprmor. t ,
, wimeriy oi
iu., a nephew of Mrs M. R. Hart of this place. Rev. Frederick
cva.ii, rector or Kt. Anrtw'0 x-.
C7Ct!t PerformeJ th ceremony! Miss Maude Zimmerman - ..
ui tne groom, and Stuart Chave, brother of the
were me only attendants. The engagement was annnnnH i. t.
13 the daughter or
v,ua,e tma a very talented
muBii.ia.il ana DeautUul c-lrl nkn. t..
Zimmerman is connected with t, i ,
department of tho London rv,
company and has done a great deal of
uu"ess Ior n company in both the circuit court here and tho ,
uj;t;i ior court in Hammond. The honeymoon Is
iu6 oytui 11 me noma of the groom's
paiema ui wenmona, ind.
EASY STREET FOR PAUL
Grace etreet." Tolleston w;it k -r
- ll J C ALiii V street for Paul Kamradt. proprietor of
iiuaut uoiei in uary at the present rlma HT TJ- .
T " . "'.v"1! naa purchased two lots onr.Grace street, Tolleston. and will build an elee-ant rDci
. . . " v-.ucute on
luo vruperty ior nimself and familv
. u6Ul uis property irom the real estate firm of Borman & Wai.ir
will begin building operations at 'once.
as soon as tne saloon license to his
iate expires ne Will retlrn fr i
wii U ness with a view of moving to his new
j"aue jn xoiiesion.
A SUCCESSFUL HARNESS MAKER.
uw long nave you heen in business in Hammond?" said the writer to Carl
vr. r aui.
"About twelve rears." ka
"Do you sell at whnioai0 J...,,
reltail?" " BS
"No," he replied. "T nnnn
"-"s s-aii Dusiness. '
T)o you do much hisin.
..... .jo vmaiue
iiammona"
"Oh, yes, I have trad fmm -.. ,
ly every town and r-ltv n .
district but the best of my trade comes
"um 'wnmona and this little town
-uu xarming aistrlct near at hand." "How is business an hn ,o . .
during the Dast von.rr
Business has been
T-in nV A 1 . . . O
t'a" iweive months, ever since the panic struck the fount, o .
u fc . j car clko last fall. This is especially true of
..or. w ui k.. x naa a hie- stnv- i
w nme, including some buggies I have had an unusually large business in repair work. howtvor
cates that people are making their old
"""'"s "-"a otner articles of horse
luwung go just as far as possible and
0 ouymg the new stuff only when when absolutely necessnrv-
Mr. Faul says that he in
vi uiiiies m me near future, In fact, he says that his trade hn hr.
ing up right alorjg since election.
oir. jtaui came to TTamm
very little money, but he had skill and
penence that was quite rare. And this fact that thes mtanti..
preciated Is shown by the fine business
"mi ne nas built up. He Is a safe
wua wnom to form btisino..
tions and practiced the strictest integrity in all his dealings t
might truthfully be said that the
vruiueu jrwuie is his motho. Ho is a
sooa Duyer and a good seller nr.
bauua
wen in tne commercial world.
SITUATIO V WAXTm.
WAXT?D yune man wants first class
eiKi room; must be between feibley and Conkey. Address 119 Williams street or phone 4554. G. Kashke.
2S-3
ITB1 AXJU-
mP Two horses: one 6 years
"'5 wur i years; set Harness till (1 ffOOrl ur u rv r-i . 1 . . . . , . .
months. Inquire of Mike Caianlca. corner 121st and White Oak avenue, Whit-
FOR SALE OR RENT 40 acres of good
j . , improvements: locat-
, . . - . . v . v. vjriiiiit.ii. ror ?rffc'ilaTr8 Apply 3osePh Grimmer, Griffith, Ind. ?i.sw
FOR SALE Shoe store; pood location. ery cheap, on account tt nth..
ness. InaG m . t.v"""?,'":
rp, - voumy Ttmes- I-tf FrR.SA,L,EAt a bargain, cottage In . class condition; five rooms and bath. iraa. p rtH iio-v.. v. ". . T
EAtr. ' i v." '.'6ulai uuru : lot
f VVA cenlriy located. Address B
v.uuiiiv iimes. . 24-tf
t-Si Generl Assembly of the State 5 knt: n,c;thelr dep'osftsa!
" l"c collection of interPKf rpTedallS ln By order of the Board of Finance J- D- SMALLEY. Secre?ar.
vrTi-lBi lJ nJ?u"r? that prices ad-
were
- . t.jr ua, w e oniv hav one lric st nnv U-r na e
our agent's mistake: " Was
"AL BROS., Calumet Ave.
v NOTICE. Kotlf a to h.v...
& f IS Tn th?
Monday of Januarv1' i'ealt08n 7.'
from h nv. i ce.,vln - Proposals
and public depository of the varioifi ter df belonging to tne Town of Slun"! it'fc Pff law. ami
the safe keeplnS of SauTeumi "Ward
UitjNUL S P. SCHOOX, Ex-Officlo n.rv .v.T?nPJel1,.
nance. cuara ot
FOR RFT
r0vrlu oms. Ap-
r J " - " luiuuicr 41V til Lie. Zo-2
FOR RE VT 1 lx !i . .
vin : ess-
iu i auioon station, sixroom cortafo lar w . K.IX
. o veil ii 4i 1 1 ii ( I tipr aL .?r."n!; o eighty
Peter Hn.& lit.rSV.10--.
FSJ5?I,,IiE "2? 5"a?-' 2 Ann
street Ann
FOR RENT Vni. i , .
v J o 11 iiuueK.e?DinfcT and tollrt -0S; I"i;e, f urn,8hd; gfs
and Conkey pUntrreferenifre R. L. Dibblee, 664 E. Carroll St 24-
FaEiiT OR SALE-Good saloon location! ono nn r I
nn an x i vama ave-
" r " luH-ingan avenue. In-
nue, Indiana Harbor, Ind. -
FOR RR'T Tk v. i , .
r ----- uusiness location in .ast Chicago; one door away from orn.er ,J Chicago and Forsyth av?
rifi ?,u"a'nK; bunding
Chlcago7 l" Jlm torrent. East
ZEE0 WEATHER FOR
THIS WEEK PROMISED.
MAYOR BECKER IS RECOVERING PAST City's Chief Executive Permitted to Sit Up. While Hammond people were more or less suffering from indlerestlnn
ing to too much of the white and dark, its chief executive. Mayor Lawrence Becker ,who is still at St. Margaret's hospital, was enioyins: the. rpmvr t
his health.
So well has he progress sinc ti,.
operation mat he was able to sit up for a short time this morning. His eccape from bed, however, is only temporary, but with each dav he win
able to spend more time on his feet. His physician and his
every reason to believe that he will be strong enough to be taken home by
iicw i ears.
Real winter weather
latter part of this week, possibly with
.cu it-mperaiure, according to advices
num. me weatner bureau Inst niv,, t
.i, . . ...
me ny part oi tne week fresh winds
ui mow irom the west. Tho -...
mum temperature for thr. tmt,. .
- 'iij -luui
iiyms t-nuing at i o clock last night was
to uegrees at a o clock Saturday night.
minimum was 30 degrees at 9
o ciock yesterday morning.
H. IT. WALLACE, ' -General Manager.'
DOLLAR STARTS A IAVIJSC
6:00 am.. 6:00 a.m.. 6:30 a.m.. 7 00tWI W 01)3 B3nk a. m.. 7:40 am e on ! wui.1
.. . , . a.m., a ; uij a. m..
11:40 a. m.. 12:20 n m io.oc '
- P' m"' 1:40 p- m 2;20 P. m., 3:00 p. m., 3:40 p. m., 4-20 d m., 5:00 p. m. 5:20 p. m., 6:00 p. m..
' P- m. 8:20 p. m.. 9:20 p. m.r 10:20 p. m. 11:00 p. m n:30 p. m. Jll18 ' lea7t Hammond for Michigan City and South Bend at 6-30 a. m., 8:20 a. m.. 10:20 a. m., 12:20 p. m., 12:3o p. m., 2:20 p. m., 4:20 p 20 P- m- 6:00 p. m.. 8:20 p. m, 10:20 p. m. Trains leaving Hammond at 12:20 g- - 12:35 p. m.. 2:20 p. m. and :ZQ ra. carry baggage. ,
F?or Sale Cheap! 0,000,000 feet good newand second hand I LUMBER of a.I WS. "SSl Windows, Plumbing Goods, evervthtag necessary bbtld house with. Call with estimates. J. G. RUEL, 7S3 J'c Ave.
Best Equipped Repair Shop In the Stata
G. W. HUNTER.
AUTOMOBILE GARAGE
compressed Air FREE Bowser Gasoline System. t S. HOHMAN STREET
Phone 122. Huehn Block, Hammond. Ind
CONTEST IN PROGRESS
At a late hour thi afternoon ,
Simon-Wickey election contest was
wu in progress and the testimony of witnesses was being heard. There was nothing new in the testimony however, and there is very little interest being taken in its proceedings by the people of Crown Point. There was no one in the courtroom where the hearing Is being held except those who are directly concerned. It is not known how much more time will be consumed with the hearing, but it is thought that the contest will end soon.
I A Clever Bride.
j A bride-to-be not long ago was busily engaged in embroidering dainty napkins, and whenever she joined a crowd of girls there was always aj
cnorus or I am so sorry I have no thimble. I should love to help you." So the next time she went to a store
she bought a dozen thimbles of
sorted sizes. After that the napkins j
were speedily completed. Native Education at the Caoe.
Generally speaking, the natives nr
keen about education, though, like
many Europeans, they do not much.
nice paying for it. In Fingoland the desire for knowledge is so widespread that the percentage of children Attend
ing school compares very favorably
wun mat or the most civilized European countries. Kimberley Diamond
iieids Advertiser.
Snake In a Beer-Sarrel.
A party of foreigners taoned a. kesr
of beer at Lake Altoona. Pa hut
could not get the fluid through the spigot. Investigation disclosed th
fact that the bunghole was stopped np
&y a snake. The reptile must hare
crawled into the keg while It waa lv.
ing empty on the ground, and was
arownea when the keg was filled.
Don't Know How tn Liu
There are peoDle who
world looking for slights, and they are
necessarily miserable, for thov An
them at every turn, especially Imaginary ones. They are morally il-
meraie ior tney nave never learned
now io live. Henry Drummond.
Have Well-Known Names. In the United States thero am an
towns or villages named Berlin, 21
uainea iiamDurg, 23 named Paris and
namea London.
for t?p"K't T3o, i: . r
It-- ' - .... 11 "'"i room ior lour J.hI?.WaIke2A4 Faye"e " 208 State3
FhthREh?-?Sur I" jooms, . with
. n v; u " "v "'u water; suitable for light housekeeping. V particulars fi n n 1 v in S97 T',., "I"1iilcu"
mnnrl 'U -.-ma.il avenue, iam-
FOR RENT Nicely furnished and heated four-room fiat for light house! keeping; no children. Phone 3401. .!
F0RN?L-?.0- . room, in evT
East ChTMV"fSu,i"ni JAni" ."J
- vuc iuuBL rXClUSlV
see list UonTo FurniturTceot Free Rental Office. ,eP
FOR RENT Six-room brick Hat; mod'
street lv wa,r,re"
i.-ii
LOST Black fur neckpiece, between nMri0n court and the Broken Corne" 5t TimhesaSflceeet- Finder P'ease
Can Not Be Manufactured
AH great force is real and flAmontol
There Is no manufacturing a strong
win. Lmerson.
A Little Woman. "I want to get a mitten, please," said the little girl, "if It don't cost too much." "Oh. you mean a nafr of mit
tens, don't you. my child?" replied the
snopKeeper. "Iso. iust onlv nn- n
that's suitable for a boy that's goin to propose an be rejected."
Longest Clock Pendulum. The loneest clock npndninTn in
w X . Ail W1C world is at St. Chad's, Shrewsbury England. It Is 22 feet in length, and' the fel weighs 200 pounds.
To Preserve Historic Battle-Shin.
Nelson's flagship Victory, almost tho
last relic of the great naval wars, is to be rerigged, repainted and as near
ly as possible restored to the condition in which Ehe cloriouslv ld thn
port column of the British fleet into
cattle at lraralgar.
From "Guesses at Truth." Some men treat the God of their father as they treat their father's friend. They do not deny him; by no means: they only deny themselves to him, when he is good enough to call upon them. J. C. and A W. Hare.
Her Kick. "i m't mind finding a gray hair or two in my own hair," sighed the bach elor girl, who shows some few signs of the sere and yellow leaf, "but when I pay $3 for a nice bunch of lovely brown curls and have to pick them out
or those, too, it isn't fair. Do you think it is?"
PRODl'CE MARKET.
retail rtii.flVo' P"ce
flr-r ou , oitc; extra
J" ' . "i"ls. "c; seconds. 22c: dair
uTrth ibcLVa-S:i conds. 21c;
r. Vti.'., V1' pacKing stocK. 20c
-, n-mm. cases returned. 2aM. rti2RU.r- rmt. Il.. j.i .
329c: ordinary flVVr- i'"ucu- '
ha A- ill;, IITBIS, mUSt
uu iier ctnt rresh, 31c; extra. hi 1allPac'or, Ci trade and muit Dft t 1 1 Tier font vacV. o. v.- . . .
;;c' checks, 16c; refrigerator flrsl
Potatoea r,v,i. . .
fair t t Vo.tu ltt,-. tutgitsc;
potatoes UHnois, S2.OO0S 25.
v unntatiATio . t i .
order were as follows: 50 to 60 lbs
';i- c; 'Noricckt
v,r'ue Poultry Turkeys, per lb 16c chickens, fowls, llc; sprintrs 13cch?w T-ii,,beans' hand Picked. 5 !o. ce- 2-252-27; fair t good. 2.15 ! l6?Trn?In- l-i.B; red 'kidney, Qualify ti 7oI7o-grales' dePending on i' ftM-,7(l1-Ssi brown Swedish, h'--i?;331 .olfI ra5es, $1.802.00; limas California, per 100 lbs. $95. 1? nfvnKSlrawberr)e8- P?1- brl, $9.60 FirM.bA3-?A-B0: trawberries.
TUit Apples. 1.00(3!4
v r..y . wr-i ou: Dananaa 1nmh
SirJ,n T PPLe": 1 00 per brl; 50c
t" of ih2. bouquets, jC83c; lemons
pine
2.L'5rcC3.rtO: rar,o- i ou.'r:
apples, $1.502.00 per crate.
'J'" veteran pa Moata cn
per
- . . -0"mutr;p ' PWC
sStfA1'?-0.0. Pr "ri; car-
r.r.v .Jsi ia.uo per ton:
it
. When Love Grows Cold. When loye grows cold there are likely to be hot times around the house.
;j.i. per dos;
il . , "'""""i per Dunch: lettiir head. per box, 4050c; leaf, box 35: musnroom inisior;- J: 7. ' "iv
& 67c per bu; parsley; home grown? 10 17c per doz; radishes. 10035c per do?wax f,2b50a riT"een' Per bu! ?n7-A 03-2. VV pack; turnips, sack
LOST -New slipper, between State street and Ortt & Towle ladies' store Returnto Ortt and Towle shoe store
LOST Brown kid glove for the left ,r,haSd' i.beteen Vansteenberg-I ind the Panhandle depot. Lansine 111 ? turn to Nina E. vSnstenbergT'lnsmg i z 9-tf LOST Oa Lake Shore nburbaa trala No. 223 which left Chicago at 5.o and arrived at Ilaniutoud at t02 p on Friday, the 27th day of November. 1008, the minute or record book of Hammond Elevator pnn,nnn-t-
able reward will be paid to person re-
1 u 11 K same to the office of the Lake County Times, Hammond. Ind.
v . NOTICE.
of TV,,t- ic.ueri,ve" lnat Board
va iuc xwwn 01 irarv win Stth.ie.,.r. reui." -25"?. .95 .Awir"
, aim tunsiaer nrono. townwh18 fUbVC fUDd9 f M iTtyZh11. e,E?.Aa required to
. .t A u atwraanc with an act of the General Assembly of Indiana, approved March 8th, 1907 All proposals must be in writlne- aWA rCr! Blanks furnished by The To wn c?erk and must be on file not later than ' o'clock p. m., of said date " THOMAS E. KNOTTS GO. HOLMES. Clerk. 17-3
NOTICE. X Of l ia ViA.Ak
Roa 7f 5rM.m"jr,v?n -tnat the
of darvw;."D:Tcfv.",l-l"e?.cnoOl Town
on January'TthT i0.; rvenTcon'!
funrl- f .VlJ c.i. ... Reiving public
i.. 1 .vi Kitnuoi j.own, which sn by law required to be deposited- all in accordance with an act of theGeneral
writing and upon" bfank',8 fSr'nlshJS b'v tne Board an ,,. - T '.'ea D
later than 7 Velock p m.! oTV
THOMAS E.-CITTLER ARTHUR P. MELTON O. O. HOLMES. ' ' Tnfnr"181?68, f th School Town of Qary, Lake County. Ind
VOTTPP mn i 1
THE STATE OF IvniAVi t.ipi,
1XJUNTT. IN THE LAKE RPPPRinH ??rIIST. NOVEMBER TERMEVo? LIZZIE B. MANNERS VS MAPTiv HA STRE ITER ET AL. CAv4 Vo S26S. ACTION TO QUIET TITLE
- '" uic piainiirr by t .
SiV.nJ tog7theraw aCnr
Cr .v: i1 ;"ivfit?nt person, Bhowinsr that trip rlAfenGttto a 1 a t V . 1 '
Mrs. M.nTn wrr'V"1 . in "arMter.
. , v u ti ici, ui wile wnna true chistian name is unknown; CharlH wiTeare' Mrs" Carles P. TeaVe hi2 wife, whose true christian name is u oYlndVana" nt re8,dents ' the State notfndo?hdanrLtf.r hereby
that" Court, and
: , v J i'rdi ana answer or
iSJtf If'y of February A8 IX
next VJ a ?' the
Stat;: on Vh""" 'I,lrSA, VfU?t? and
ary A. p. 190,. id acUon wi, be hea?J "tl dwfrrmln?dT-Ln Jther absence. Q In Witness Wheheof, I hereunto set
A. I. i-el. "ay 01 ucember
ERNEST U SHORTRIDGK tj,. Clerk L. S. 'c 15 Mae Hanson. Deputy Clerk. 14
RSVTr;1"?,0, b' day. 317
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PERSONAL W
dips if " "' aP ia-
buViness ;vr-; iu. n.?roa
. j ,lo"""S' worn, guaranleeedkanflB c.an.,!f ! a
Anniv its a u v.1 canvassing. rPfiiy 68 s-, Hohman street, room 9 Ofhce hours from a. m. to 8pm Sundays from 10 to 4 28 i
PERSONA t if . :
, jvm sewmr m ar hin thSewre,PHrif.f. R9- Mffi
State street; phone 2601. ,.!
NE7lnaln"naL fired. airs.
Chicago. ' avenue J. South
PERSONAL-We can teach men and women a new profitable business by r weeka oaP;arn easAly 20 to 30
j, - " iwit-. uume to see It ?.nle..w'!1 ProveJ'.to you. Open
9 to 4 ii oPtrni; &undays open from st to 4. 16H b. Hohrnan, room 19. 21-3
BAstvmft ixn rTrn.....
FOR EXCHANGE Sewing for a ladies
Address B M Lake County Times. 28
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOR Tip
Notirft 1 h.r.l,,r . . . . "
County Indiana, will, between the 4t0hrdvf oV ia' m anl2 P- on the 4th day of January, 1909, at Trustee s ofhce in the Superior Court bnlwinV in Hammond, County of Lake and Stete f'LJL"'1?- receive written proposals il.m, banks and, t"""t companies: sub! Ject to examination by the State of Indiana or by ta United States, and having their places, of business in thH state, for the receipt of a maximiim nrvVS Pu,bUc FQnds on d" U "H provided for in an act of the General Assembly of Indiana. Said funds t be deposited consist of the public funds of North TownshiD. Lak rt.,,r,V iJL,
arnnX AM Proposals, personal and surl ety company bonds must be executed
""" "'"s 10 oinciai iorm prepared under the provisions of the above status lersonal or surety company bonds or collateral bpnds as security, must 'accompany proposals. Tne Township Board of Finance" North Township. Lake County. S BT CHARLES CHICK. Attest: , L II. Mattern. Secmary1.1'
ADVERTISED MAIU Th frt 1 1 rT-4 n cr lA4n
La. t A d ft mQ T T r ,.1 .
t""? FrTar- Mrs Minnie Frantz, Miss
n-oun, ueiia i.ion, Jan Lech-
Mrs. Clara M. McNary (2), F C MHler J- E. May, Pullman Motor Car
,5 J - inomas (2, W. L Wall Nik olale Zombarian.
"VVM. II. GOSTLIN, Postmaster.
Great Mexican Tree. At Tule, in the courtyard of the church of Santa Maria Is the great Tule tree. The tree is 14 feet in circumference six feet from the ground. More than a hundred years ago, when Humboldt was traveling through Mexico, he cut out a section od the bark and in it affixed a, tablet bearing aa Inscription dedicated to the tree. This tablet can stilZ be seen, although nearly covered by bark. Mexican Herald.
Country Without Undertakers. There are no undertakers in Japan When a person dies it is the custom for his nearest relatives to put him into a coffin and bury him, and the mourning does not begin until after burial.
Always the Shortest. Edgeworth: A straight line is the Siortesi ia morals as ia mataematics.