Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 24 June 1909 — Page 7

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Thursday, June 24, 1909.

THE TIMES

FOREIGNER

WRECK 15

LLEDIfi

DEtiTIFIED

Gary Attorney Identifies Victim and Now Prepares Law Suit.

LIVED IN HIGHI6AM GITY

Had Secured Work in Steel City and Was On His Way Home to Tell Family.

CHICAGO LAD IS . MISSING FROM HOME

Indiana Harbor Police Asked to Be on Lookout for Him.

Attorney J. T. Waehowski of Gary, who has succeeded In having the body

laentined of the unfortunate Pole killed

in in lnterurban wreck at Chesterton, aa. MIkolaj Gondek, has now prepared a

Buit for $10,000 against the South Shore

railway. The victim died recently in the Mercy hospital after lingering nearly three day after the accident.

ne man was married and his wife

lives in Michigan City. After struggling along during the recent panic, trying to eke out an existence for himself and wife, the man finally came to Gary, where after a long and persistent search he finally found employment. While on his way back to Michigan City to tell his wife of his good fortune, the man was killed. The wife of Gondek lived at 212 Barker avenue, Michigan City, where the family had moved when the husband secured a position in the Haskel & Barker car works. Here she waited, day after day for news of her husband's success or failure to secure employment, not knowing that he was dying in Gary, and later that he was dead. The man was formerly employed at the UnU-ersal cement works in Gary. While, working in this city he resided at the house of his sister, who lived at 3727 Butternut street.

packed for city trade i Sept.

2C",

PRODUCE MARKET

Butter Receipts, 13,421 tubs; creamery, extras. 25c; price to retail dealers, 28c; prints 27c; extra firsts, 24c; firsts, 23c; seconds, 2l'2c; dairies, extra. 25c; firsts, 21c; seconds, i'jc: ladles. No 1, 18Hc; packing stock, li'io. Eggs Receipts, 14,650 cases; miscellaneous lots, cases returner!. 174e; casea included, 18c; ordinary 17c; must be SO per cent fresh. lsiac; prime firsts, packed in new whitewood cases and must he 90 per cent fresh. 20 c:

exira. specially

and must be 90 per cent fresh,

.mi. i airnes, ioc; cnecKs, loc. Potatoes Receipts, 10 cars; fair

goon. s,-'a 4.)C New potatoes Receipts, 50 cars; 65 ROc per bu. as to quality. Veal Quotations for veal in good order were as follows: 50 to 60 lbs weight, 7-4TSe; fin to SO lbs 8"4fi UcSO to 10 Olbs. 9'fcfrlOe; fancy, lOc Dressed beef Ribs, No. 1. 12Vc; No 1 loins, 15c; No. 1 round. 10V.C; No. f chuck, 7 He; No. 1 plate, 6c. Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 14c; chickens, fowls, 13c; ..roosters, Se" springs. 18Ci22c; geese, 9c; ducks, 11 18c. Beans Pea beans, hand picked, choice, $2.65 2.67; fair to good, $2.50 2.60; red kidnev. $2.00 2.25 : brown Swedish. $2.1 0 fi 2.25 ; lima. California, per 100 lbs, $ 1.95'fi 5.oo.

Hfrr1os Strawberries, Sl.nofffl

ii. i "J m

(Special to The Times.) Indiana Harbor, Ind., June 24. Elmer Wolfgram, son of William A. Wolfgram of 1618 North Tolman avenue, Chicago, is missing from his home, and the police of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor have been asked to be on the lookout for him. Young Wolfgram is the

youth who a short time ago was arrested in Michigan City, having stolen a bicycle belonging to Itex Walton, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Walton. Wolfgram asked for a ride on the wheel, and instead of going a couple of blocks on It and returning as had been expected he would do, he rode away

on the machine and putting up a pitiful tale about a sick relatives he sold the wheel for $2 and proceeded on his way to Michigan City. It is suspected this time that young Wolfgram's destinaiton was Miller's Station, which plice seemed to have made a favorable impression on him. The boy's father is an electrical contractor.

tttXQZIC2? TO N'ON-RESIDENT. THr-x?ZATE OF INDIANA, UKE fY-,TNr THK LAKE SUPERIOR 0tTTVT TERM, 1909. LOUIS T. Lpl'CKS VS. MART MULCAHEY TAtCAUSE NO- 5735- ACTION TO FORECLOSE MECHANICS' LIEN. Now comes the plaintiff by Willis E. Roe .attorney, and flies his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the derenoane, Mary Mulcahey and her TiusDand, Thomas Mulcahey, are not residents of the state of Indiana Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial a-t the next term of said court and that unless they appear and answer or demur thertin. at the calling of said cause " the 14th day of September, A. I! i.'09, the same being the second day of the next term of said court to be begun and held In the Superior courthouse at Hammond, in said countv and state on the second Monday of September, A. D

yi said action will be heard and de-

lernuneo. in tneir absence. In witness whereof. 1 hereunto

m nana and affix the seal of

court, at Hammond, this 14th June, A. D. 1909

ERNEST

Market Place of the Muiutimakers YoS Wideawake Business Man. The Fact Pnd Irt Sinn that you Won't Find a

- -.0.w uj xmumnjj inrougn me situation Wanted Ada In Today's Munnigr:

ams

KELP, WANTEDL

WANTED Teamster;

iiiu not a Doar.fr-

must be married

ing morp ,h ...7';?ooa Position pay-

r.art . ""ion

.inaiana

wages to right

rioucer Lime v

Harbor, Ind. 23-tf

set

said

day of

CHARLES W. Deputy C

SHORT RTDGE, Clerk L. S. C. AMES, lerk.

per per per 1.50

16-qt case; gooseberries, $2.002.50 24-qt case; blackberries, $1.75ffl2 00 24 qts; raspberries, red, $2. 00 fi 3.00 24 pts; black, $1.75 per 24 pts; $

l't-l - -t qis. Fruit Apples. $2.00x5.00 per brl; 75c W$2.00 bu; bananas, jumbo, ner hunch

straight, $1. 10ft 1.25; c ulls. 0c(S J1.00-"

bouquets, 65fiS5c; lemons, $2.00!?( 2 75' oranges. $2,006 3.25; grape fruit, $2.25 2.75; pineapples, $1. 001.75 per crateIllinois cherries, $1.50-2.50 ner 24-ot

case; peaches. $2.00(62.50 ner crato

Melons Gems, standard crates, $2 00 fS6.50; pony crates. $ 1.00 (a? 4.50; watermelons. $175. OOfa 250.00 per car. Green vegetables Asparagus, oOcTf $1.50 per box: beets. 35(K50c r,r i,,w-

cabbage, 40c(i$1.00 per crate; carrots' box. $1.00(( 1.25; cucumbers, 4090c per box; cauliflower. 50(S75c ner hr.v

onions, 5 it' 6c per bunch: Kreen ne'ns 7 Sr.

$1.25 per bu: horseradish. fiOiftTSi. r-

bunch: lettuce, head, per box,' 825e; leaf. ofjlOc ner box: mnKhrnomo 'dor'

40c per lb; onions, $1.001.10 per'sackpieplant, 8(S12"ic per buncn; parsley' home grown, lOSiTOc per doz; peppers' 50cfi$1.00 per crate; string bean

green. 2oc$t$1.00 per bu: wax, 25cfii$l 00 per box; spinach, 1025c per bu- sweet corn, $3.004.00 per brl; tomatoes 40 6oc per flat crate; turnips, box, 40 50c. GRAIN ANDPBpi MARKET AVlieat

Open

SALOONMEN NOTICE.

nnest equipped saloon and restaurant, with seven modern rooms above and bath; best location; doing good

ior rent, very little cash required, with a verv low rental to responsible parties. Retiring from busi

ness reason tor selling. For particulars

eiuKK-pn ivieyer riariter, 3311 Michigan Ave., Indiana Harbor; phone 202. 23

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids will be received bv tile secretar-v of the board of education, district 155 Cook county. Illinois, for the completion of one school rom, ward room and closet at the second floor of the West

nuramona grammar school. Bids

oe in ry uie 3th of June

Doard of education

muss The right

1909.

reserves the

reject anv or nil th hiria

specifications at the office of the secretary, 444 Stanton Ave FRED SIEGRIST Secv.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

July

114

108 tg 107-6 109 Si

Dec.

May . Corn Julv . Sept. . Dec. May . (lain-

Julv . ..".0'i Sept. ..4 3 4 Dec. ..43 May ..45 Pork July ..1990 Sept. ..2025

Lard

71S-1 58 ' 584

Julv Sep't.

Oct. Short July . . Sept . . Oct.

1160 1170 1155

KlhH 10S5 1087 1 n7 v,

High Iow Close 114'i 11276 1131; lOS'i 107. 107 S107 1 106V8 106 109 'i 109 109 '1 70 Vi 70 SS-S 68 6S o87 5S& 5850 50 50 1. 43-S- 43 43 43 4 3i-3n 43 45 15V- 45 W-?a 2000 1975 : 1982U 2025 1995 2002 2 1165 1157 1165 1175 1160 1175 1167 1155 1167 1090 10S21i 1090 1087 1077 1087 1072 1067U 1072

TOLLESTON. Lot 46, block 47 in C. T. L. & I. Co.'s second addition, Cvrus J. AVard to Arthur R Furnish.. J Lots 9 and 10. block 7 C. T. L & I. Co.'s fifth addition. James Sparow to Rernard P. Muller. . NEW CHICAGO. Lots 3 and 4. block 6. third addition. New Chicago Real Estate & Investment Co. to Eriek A. Lindstrom Lot 6. block 8 in third addition LIVERPOOL HEIGHTS. Lot 34, block 7, MtUhais' addition. Louis Rudowsky to Morris W. Rose I X D I A N A I1AR H '1 it". I-rfit 3. block 53. John R. Farovid

to Anrlro Klohucns HAMMOND Lot 4. W 5 feet lot 5, Stafford & Trankle's seventh addition, Louis II. Stafford to George A. Welmer Lot 3. E 10 feet lot 2, Stafford" Trankle's seventh addition. I-ouis H. Stafford to Americas V. Murden Lots 73 and 74, Stafford & Trankle's Grove addition Louis H Stafford to Martin Nelson Lots 25. 26, block 1. C. C. Smith's addition. Clayton Camfield to Daisy Kimmel EAST CHICAGO. Lots 48 to 50. block 15, Lake Shire addition. Andrew ' Joseph O'Connell to Nicholas B. Streit Lots 45 to 50. block 15. Lake Shore addition. Pittsburg Land Co. to Nicholas B. Streit E lot 6. block 5. subdivision SW i?-.,2,?"37- East Chicago Co. to William C. Hutton ... Section 23-33-9 W Part N W " xi ?W,'"T2,i acres, Sarah J. Clark to MarianBaer GARY. I i;d. lot 30. block 59. Garv Land Co.'s sub.. Giles F. Warner to Henry Burgs

150

480

560

roo

800

540

250

W A NT R ri 1.- : "

tak T.r T"encea gardner to

steady position fVrVtS0" .l

Con key plant. "

WANTED Young

mobile h:i""" i "am auto-

for n.rtu":" "s Py mall and prepare

men: w; m L1' ,cnuffe"" repair

assist vn .a "l1" m ten weeks; work pCln t SUre W0": Pa blS reasonable wrUe "d forme, greaii sample lesson p for Part'c"lars and SdilL&?steErmNlrY Automoblle1:

" Kail way

$600 to $1,600;

'nona soon:

mail clerkn

mail carriers; salary examination in u

000 Brinr,(f.tm .... .

Preparation free" wHf.T.Tl.. ,n .ff:

franklin Institute. Rochester la

schedule.

r. x.

WANTED - Car builders.

Apply intzhush - Luther

22-tf

WANTED sCC8I!8

" vices or

iook alter

'ia to secure

' special

position

Magazine require

a man in Hammond

expiring 8ubcriDtlln

flew buftintn h v miiani

methods Unuatiallv f.fTr.cfl-

DerntonAnt. .

TnrianM V ' V 1 C1CI U II O WHO Dlicinf r.K ut Would conlder any aptlon"t.JTith f0"11 natural qualfickmlMio"iT 1'60 Per aay.-wlth com. ?'fiolk tl?n. Addreas with refer-

li S,:eacock. roo mlOS, Rucceaa

n"'no mag., Mew

Tork.

FEMAIE HELP WANTED

WANTED Good housework. 273

girl for Sibley St.

general 24-tf

U-lKI:Gi "'or general house

-ipniv Airs

Commonwealth Ave.

fond of

Jack Snpll

Indiana Harbor, ii

Ww5?Jlr' to"w'k in store; one

-im.v L union &. son. Rust

Hungarian.

Chicago. 24-

WmT.ED" Young girl, 14 or 16 old. to care for smair ,.vii.i-

nights. Call 518 S. n,ii,mn ; h

years home 24-tf

FOR SALE. FOR SALE-Hound pups; 6 weeks old; mixed beadle and fox. Call 335 Truman Ave. '3-6

FOR SALE Furniture of seven rooms. Call 3430 Elm St., Indiana Har bor. 2 3 FOR SALE Hound pup; 6 weeks old; mixed beadle and fox. Call 335 Trnman Ave. 23-6

LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKH Ci.fNTY. IX THE UivE SCPERIOR COFRT, MAY TERM, 1909. THU FIRSST M I'.'THl 1 1 1ST EPISCOPAL

! C 1 1 L'RCl f ol-' EAST CHICAGO KT AL 'S. CARolJNE M. Fol iS VTHK KT AL CAl.'SK NO. 5134. ACTION To Vl'lET TITLE. Now comes the plnlnti.Ts bv Willis E. Roe .attorney, and tiies thel r complaint ; herein, tegvther with an affl Javlt of a competent person, showing that the de- . fetiUants. Caroline M. Forsvthe and Ja- , col. Forsvthe. husband of Caroline Forjsythe; the unknown heirs, legatees dei v'set'S. distributees and assigns of Caroline M. Forsvthe; the Standard Steel & Iron Company, their sucessors and as-IsiK-ns; R. liertner. whose true rhrktlun

NOTICE

SPECIAL In order to dispose of the fow remaining lots we have in C. C. Smith's addition to Hammond we have decided to throw off the usual agent's commission and give it to the purchasers of our lots. Bring or send this ail to our

oince in t.ast Chicago, Ind.. with $10 j

wmii nun j mi Kfi a contract lor anv of our inside lots showing a credit of $20. Balance can be paid in monthly payments of $5. The price Is the same 1200 per lot. This offer good for ten clays onlv from June 22, 1909. Lots are located one block south of Conkey Ave., between Madison and Monroe Sts. Hammond. Ind. THE HDD AOENCV First National Bank Bldg , East Chicago, Ind. Rooms 3 and 4. "2

OF SALE OF PF.AL EST Tic

, ".V'MiSSioXER. The undersigr-e.l .commissioner appointed by the Lak.- Sup.-rio '. '.c u n y,,ff'Vt;S tivAt 'V virtue of

hO'.ir rf 1 o'clock 1. n,

J'":.- 19,19. al' , (, Lewis, sor, 1-,,.

Chicag... in. ii,!. ,i. following described lr, Like ountv. n-

ng at a poinl

toe ( 'all, met of way of ::nd I'hicHg,)

he will, at the

101 me n rnv of 'f:1ce of (ioorire -v cage, avenue. JZast offer for sale, the f

real estate, situal,

"''' l!ie soutn shore of

rsects the r i e; I , t org. Fort Wayne

name ,ln k : wife of R. 1; tian name is heirs. I gatet and assigns c Heitn-r, wife christian nam

a rdson.

.1. V

'own: Mrs

finer, w! unknown !. devise

Ti. Hirtner f R. P.ertiier. is unknown:

a 'id Mrs. .1. V. Rich. Richardson vh se

I:. Bertner, true ehris-

ihe unknown

st r: outees

lie;

FOR SALE Refrigerator and hard coal base burner, large size buffet, ard coal or soft coal range, and other household goods. Apply 426 I'lummer Ave. 00.

I OR SALE Two Ford runabouts. In fine condition; one has magneto; the.if cars have been taken in exchange lor

new 1SU1CKS Wl be so ,1 che;,r. A

Hammond Oaragt. 72-74 S. Hohman.

ipply

FOR SALE Model F Buick; best offer takes. Apply Hammond Garage, 72-T S. Hohman St. o.tf

FOR SALE Lidv's combination

horse and driver: seven v r.n-

city broke; bargain: must be sold at once. Apply to E R C, care Lake Countv Times. '-t'f

running thence a So'ltheasterlv

'is and eitrhtv

; not an! i li: e

river inf the Pitts!

itrfiiroait company, and along such railroad in

v.e, , ,o i seven enai

Vi'i , 1 a northeasterly course I cause

' , ', " " "'' ,'" s'K-h railroad three chairs, thence clue north three chain?henreVr !'nkS U thf' "'rnet rive" tnence in a westerly direction alone such river to the nine of "5

contain, in,,. i 1 . .'i.-noiL,

liliee ItnO tWI-1, acres, more or let... excepting of wav heretofore o-r..,.r

lu1l.. . . p.non-

dan i n tci ,in lc

that th, next t.

M'dredths . ti'e right i bv tile

f m 11 J n i - . . f it.! . .

t.oocinw ivanroaa comnanv aid sale will be made subject to the mp 1 P.oval of said court for not less the appraised value of said real es n 1 and upon the following terms an l" A U ditions: At least one-half of the pur-i chase money cash in hand, the hala ce in one year, evidenced by 'notes of t ne ' Z'To'earl7e six r rp"t inures?! forma,,ditt?- .w'aJvln' r'-Hof. providing! for attorney's fees and secured bv ' mortgage on said real estate lu,e" '

GEORGE W. LEWIS, Commissioner.

and Mrs. R.

whose true J. V. Richardson, wife irue chris

tian name ls unknown; tSie Hoard of ' V-:,rCi- I''Xt' "S1"n "f t! "' First Methndist Lpiscopaj Church, t iieir successors and as-jisn". are not residents of the state of lmii,-,na. Hani defendant are therefore hcrcl.v

1 of ife p. n.iercv of s.ni.l .iction

same will stand for trial at lr,, of said court. sr,,l lh;-.r

ui.less they appear and .answer or demur tr.eivln. at the eallinir of soid

on the fourtfprth Hiiv- ,.T Hiorv-

ten.ber. A. I). 1909. thf k nn,, "l.ei n o- tL

second day of the next term of said court to be begun nd held in the Superior courthouse at Hammond in

unty and state on the vecoe.i Mrnrtr

September. A. D. 19-.9. said action 1 t'e heard .in 1 ,!,.,.rt.ln..l 1 v,i

, - ..... ...... .j,. it, in iijri I absence. In Witness whereof, r hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said court, at Hammond, this 14th dav of

wl!

June

A. D. 1909

ERNEST'

SHORTRIDGE.

CHARLES W. AMiCS & C' I'eputv Clerk.

NOTICE

FOR SALE Saloon; good stand: corner

Morton court and Stat eSt. Telephone

4422. i7-tf

FOR SALE Corner of Muenicb court

and Ann St.; 50x110; one of the finest

corners in Hammond. D. A. Pugh; telephone 287. 17-6

BARTER EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE Candv wheel nnd "4

paddles for what have vou. Address

O K, Lake Countv Times :4-

A ANTED Competent

uustworK, Applj- 28

girl for general Warren St. 23-tf

WANTED

1 hompson

Girl. Apply Nassau

r-ast Chi

ilcago.

and 13-tf

WANTEDGlrl for treneral i,nt:

work. Apply J. M. Reil, 149th and Boravth Ave To rv,,' Ani,ul Antl

-ooiBu. ZS-l

FOR EXCHANGE One new victor phonograph with brass born ro-i

towards a horse

some (litTerence. County Times.

ease and 20 records

ami ouggy; win pay Ad dress J T, care Lake

CASH GRAIN MARKET.

Winter wheat by sample: No " red

i.e., iv) j red, ?l.3oW1.40: No.

"4 o. A bard, $1

WANTED Girl for general

oetween nv f k ,

U arren St.; phone 316.

housework, 0. Apply i(? 21-tf

WvvoXEI,9,lr,1 todo . "eral housT-

FOR RENT. Ftn RENT Nicely furnished roomsall modern conveniences; centrally located. Apply 320 Plummer Ave. 24-S

FOR RENT One furnished room for one or two gentlemen. Call at "84 Plummer ave.; phone 2634 "4 1

kvr

RENT Furnishe.i hrnaQ r .u.

summer. Call at 276 S ttr.hTOV' o.

23-tf

Hammond

O'cJ

w Suburban Train Service

VIA

Chicago, Indiana and Southern R. R,

Spring wheat by sample: No 1 $1.2sl.2S; No. 3 spring. $1.17 1.25 Corn by sample: No. 2. 73.i73rJ'hlt', 7 No 2 yelrTw: , 3Ca i4e: No. 3, 73't73c; No a vel low. 7373ic: Xo4. il&TZc

iiy sample: No. 2 white 5 No. 3 white. 51ft 56c; No. 4 white 54c; standard. 56c. "iie,

7Uo; 50rfS

(GARY Effective May 23, 1909

AND WESTERN) Subject to change without notic

PEOPLE ItAO THE Tlur

EV ERY NIGHT THAN READ ALL TUB OTHER DAILIES PRINTED IX LAKE COUNTY FIVE TUtKS OVER AND THEN SOME.

ALL TRAINS DAILY. Between Hammond and Gary.

Hammond (Cal. Gibson

Ivanhoe West Gary Tolleston Gary (Broadway).. Gary (Virginia Av)

Av)Lv Ar

6-15 OS TOS 1.30 3.00 5.15 840 6.25 9.10 10.38 1.40 3.10 5.25 8.52 9.15 10. 43 1.45 3.15 8.57 9.18 10 45 1.48 3.18 "9.00 6.35 9.21 10.49 1 .51 3.21 5.35 '9.03 6.38 9.24 10.52 1.54 3.24 5.38 9.C6 6.45 5.45

Between Gary and Hammond.

Gary (Virginia Av) Lv Gary (Broadway ....Ar Tolleston " West Gary " Ivanhoe " Gibson " Hammond (Cal. Av) Ar

7.15 7.22 -7.25

35 45

9.49 9.52 9.55 9.58 10.07 10.18

11.19 11.22 11.25

11.28

11.33 11.43

14 17 20 23

2.28 2.38

3.54 3.57 4,00 4.03 4.08 4.18

6.15 6.22 6.25

6.35 6.45

9.24 9.27 9.30 9.33 9.38 9.50

Automobile Chauffeurs Are Wanted Everywhere Why not take a course in a night school of Automobile Engineering Few weeks makes you competent

io except position at 20 to 30 dollars per week. Lakg Couniy School of Automobile Engineering F. J. Ault, 470! Olcott Ave.

tIrrnS-room brick flat;

FOR RENT-

St.

23-3

rn ic V, ...

hrM l K. " Wltfl

FOR KXCH A NGE Setting good egs to set. Address County Times.

hens for P II. Lake 8

FOR EXCHANGE Horse, buggy and r tarreSS ior sooa mlll cow. Address C I limes. 21 FOR EXCHANGE One cook str,v

range, one gas plate, one bedstP.i.l

single barrel shotgun. for what

you.' Address D II rj. care Times.

one

hav

FOR EXCHANGE Winchester takedown shotgun. 12 gauge, case, recoil pad, loading tools, for refrigerator or- rug. Address li i TuQ rv,,...

I. Ii'-utseh

county of '

Indiana, a

OF FIRST MI-KTIVC

OR V I iIT, il J

riuc T OK 1.V1.1ANA. RKFDHK Jy'HN O. HOYVKKS 1 1 !" ' F R hi- IV THK MATTKR OK LE f Fl ft Vl' m-HT:PT- x,x 28)1 k-

io ine creditors of IJt.o of the town of Garv. in t Lake, state and distnVt of bankrupt:

9o?'?tV'e is, l1 r''h.V Piven that on the 22nd day of June, l'jie), the said Ixa K I'eutscl, was duly adjudi -attfi a ban rupt and that the first meting of r"d herSonf,.sai,f b;V,k'-'n;t wih", 'n,t the ottio,. of said referee in the 1-V-d countv!il,'finr ,in t!l Ht-V ''t Hammond countj of Lake, state and district of Indiana on the 3d day of July 1969 at 9 o. nek in the forenoon, at whicli

.-am iaiiKrupt and other business as mav before said tnef-tir, ir

lated at Hammond Jure -'l 1oV) JOHN O. KOVK';S." v . , Referee in liankruptcy

; . win poas,. ,,

i Moi.e,,;. ma. concertiini: claims. See section z of

---ei. General Ord forma.

examine

transact such properly come

r ve

proof of Bankruptcy

er XXI and

THK TIMES cnVKR LAKE CO US. TY FOR VE1VS WITH A FIVE TOOTHC03in ASD GETS RESULTS.

T,.N "X'(tI: TO NON-RKSIHENT. Till. STATK OK I X I I A N A T.AKF Ol N'TV. IN THK IjAK K SITIRIOR -'KRT. MAY TKRM l:K,J Vius STRAWN. TRI STKK. KT" U ' MOLI.IK GOHI.OX i ;T A I. CAFSK Now comes the plaintiffs bv Willis K Roe, attorney, and files their amended complaint ' ' rein, together with an nfn iait of a ompetent person, sliowing that the defendants. M. V. Mogg whose true christian nar.ie is t.nknown- F S turrie. whose true christian name' is unknown: W. M. Myeis. whose true cliristian name is unknown; M K "Nlogg whose true christian name is unknown: i'. t urne. whose true christian name is unknown, and AY. .r. livers whose true christian name is unknown copartner doing business under the stvle and firm nam- of The Mogg ai Company; Herrman V. Wilie administrator of tlie estate of Julius Wiiie. deceasedHerman I" Wills, administrator and Julius A. Iienieman. are not residents of the state of Indiana. Said defendants are tlerefor hereby notified of the pendency of said actioii and that toe same will stand for trial at the next term of said -court, and mat unless they appear and answer odemur therein at the calling of said T"??' ,V", U". 14t!l ' of September. A. I). 1,41)3. tae sam.' being the second oay of the r.est term of said court to be begun ami held in the Superior courthouse in said courtv and state on the second Mondav of S, V,t.., a i '

iii".', r-aei aciion will he heard and

i ei nnneu m I r.eir al,y,

In witness whereof I hereunto t

I my hand and affix the seal of sai.l court, at Hammond, this lltli day of June. A. 1). I'oif).

KR.NKST U SHORT H I T ( I K. Ry CHARKKS W. AM E.4! ' "

Oetintv " erk

de-

Times.

FOR EXCHANCE Webster Improved 8 horsepower gasoline engine; in good condition; for a gcod work horse or mule. Address J, Lake County Times 22

FOR EXCHANGE Three-compartment grocery ice box for a two-compartment ice box. or will sell same. Ad

dress R. Lake County Times.

FOR RENT

Michigan Ave

Nicelv fu

room for gentleman or iJai ' ,uu'. "

first flat. 22-6

J-IIJ. room, for

-o- i.vuomrrpnig au modern veniences. 405 Mich. Ave.

co n -21-G

FOR

all

RENT Nicely furnished room-

man Ave.; phone 3462.

Inquire 310 Tru

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FOR RENT Very nicely furnished flat

for right party. Phone 4326.

, PERSONAL ! PhUSOXAh Madam Racon. nalml.t '

and card reader. 312 t'Oth St near' Commercial Ave.. So. Chicago, III.' "2-4 LIVE STOCK MARKET. CATTLE . Choice to fancy steers, $0 ;o;j 7 medium to good "sters. 'a'?, ;,n 'j n-! ferlor to fair steers, $.". 1 0 'o a no ' fat ows and heifers. $3..---tt fi.75: 'canning cows and heifer.-; $2 itfi 3 ".V native lojlls and stags. $3'.2.V .". 2a: feeding cat- ' tie, i.iO';(.l.lm lbs, JS.rtO-; f..4o: f,,jr to fancy veal calves. $.0'J fit ; her've calves. $3.rifK; r,.2": evnort ti.ira' -'-:..', '

): fair to

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NOTHING H

reasonable 14-tf

FOR RENT Furnished rooms upstair.." ferr'ed10 St'; P.

F(iR rIiFXT Lare corner 2-story brick building. 35x5fi UQth ct rJc.K

-' . vmcago; suitable general merchandise, wholesale or

..h-v,, uuoiucsH, nas living roomsall mriiipm- era 1 . "010,

for re-

'i.o.-,; distil erv steeis $H lllt.c

choice milch 'cows (pear head) 0,1.00. IKX.S

tiuiK of sales butchers, 2401 ;jni)

hu ti-hers, 1 !)0 ) 1; bacon. IrtO'd 1:iT light. 130'- IF, 5

snipping, L';)ii

neavy 111 i xed rough.

bath

R. R

or see

cago

gas and electric light and 1 mixed! ITS

packing, packing.

heavy n

$7 40 lbs. $7.;

30 lbs. i

I !'', i .,'e v i'3'iO li, s."

90 .So

7 ' " .30;

;o 4,01 "0 '' 2,"i0 king. J

lbs. $'

.70 .4T.

i.00 :

Ilea v v ; ligii't ; light lignt heavy fl 1 !0;

a inend

treatment

such a long list

1 OS,

rent reasonable. G. Roszormeny NO. 1. BOX 65. MusliPirnn XTiK

Smlth-Ladd Ae-vrtiT io'c ,-.1.1''

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Tel 422

Est Chlcazo, Ind.

Stops on signal to receive or discharge passengers Light face figures for (A.M.); Black face figures for (P.M.). Tickets on sale i Michigan Central Dtpot, Hammond and (Broadway), and at C. I. & S. Station at Gibson.

Gary

For Sale Cheap! I0.000.a00 feet Rood new and secondhand LUMBER ofall kinds. Dors Windows, Plumbing doods, evaryC thing necessary to fcIld a bouse wltli Call with estimates. J. G. RUEL, 7337 hago A

FO'.

'I RENT Well eefaKUahc 1

house- nxriUr u ' n

,: ;j '"nuoiicu, win sen furniture. . give lease to suit tenant For rarUcuiars see Houren, Sefton and Ren-

'n1- , J."' rooms 4. 5 and 6, Brennan I lock. Broadway. Gary. 8-tf

. 1 0

2IM1 11,

i 13.. lbs, $fi.lO.' governments

. 2 r. t. . IF. : i

d 1

1 ;g.';t or to tags, oar.-'.

hoi.

FOR RENT Desireble toom at 1'04 Beacon street; steam heat. electric light and all modern enn von . . .

nrcfirr T?.. u,- "'. IMy

FOR

REIT Two-Btnrv ht-1.lr v , . 1 1 ,1 .

1 , . j . . i uuuuunr.

inaiana narDor; suitable for saloon and rooming house: corner t ir,

t. . 7C A ,1 1 t . - - - - .

t i e. nuuiran jonn it. iarovid

naruor, ina.; pnone

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COPYRISHT

Loans made In Hammond, Whiting:, East Chicago. Gary, Ind. Harbor Hegewish, Burnham and West Hammond

Vihen It Comes to a Question of

sst Hates & Easiest Terms

IE CHALLENGE ALL!

Loans made on Furniture, Plnuow. lloram anil Wagons, etc on the loweiit rates and easiest terms to be found in the Calumet Jiistrlct. Loans made from one month to one year with Weekly Bl-Wekly or Monthly payments to suit your Income, and rebates' riven on all loans paid up before maturity Having you many dollars on the Investment. No fines on over dne payments and leniency In ense of sickness or loss of employment or other unforsecn difficulties. "We aim to protect our patronx one and nil. No annoylnjK collectors to bother you and absolute private and confidential dealing Tilth all, making no Inquiries among jour friends. Loons taken up from other Companies that nre charging higher rates and giving ficticious terms, such ns f.'.O.OO at 1 -o per week or 325.UO at HOe per week. advertise no such terms as these as they are deceptive and mlleadlnK and we would like to explain such methods to you and save you what otherwise you might lose. We are here for your help, and now let us help you.

rnir Iran mem, nonest aealiosrs, private, courteous fidentlal.

MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED-The people of Lake county to know we Loan Money on Watches and Diamonds. Calumet Loan

-&SiCo.. 212 TTiimmnno 131,1.

& I Hannnond Ind. -

I'CSt JM

$.,.r.o-f,

Khorn native lambs, poor to

H snorn wester,, lambs, all -frades. eull lambs. S4.50T.

l" "njr lanins. culls t, prime $5 -, ii ShOm wether-; t.I.,1,. ... ' i

... 1. . . snorn yearliims, :o. best 7.00; fOiril ,we, in to best. $4. 001, .-, 00; shorn brt ewe.s. $ I.7.". a 7. On : siiom l,o,.l.-c

and cull sheep. ?2.5Ci'& 3. 7 1. The Chicago, Lake Shore & South Band Co. wte

to rior line

In effect Tralas leave U

April 11, I90B.

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and con-

CALUE1ET L0A0 COMPMIY

Largest and most reliable Room 212 Hammond Building.

Company in Phone 323

Calumet District. Hammond. Ind.

$10.00 to $200.00

EVERY INDIVIDUAL AUTOMOBILE

abroad should join the International Automobile League. Pamphlet showing dealers prices of automobiles tires an3 application blank mailed upon request Address International Automobile League. Home Office. Buffalo N Y ! Leon A. Bereznlak. official attorney' ' state of Indiana. 10-ti 1 LOST AND FOUND. FOl'Xl Rlaek and brown hound with i

1. v.vvner nu 011 driver. Cheapo

21-

Imnge Oo.

W.fc.ariuL.NiJ lJ ai..v j rtunu.jy 6.10 " "c'.'i'6 7.00 7.13 7.35 8.15 S.15 S.05 8.47 10.15 8.00 11.15 . 33 12.15 10.15 1.1s 1100 a. 15 11.40 8.15 12.12 4.15 l.OO 5.15 1.40 07 -.13 r,o 8 00 7.4'J 1.40 H. .', 4.1 ti.HZ 6.0 10.:i."i o.M 11.20 .08 .K5 .KI T.49 8.33 8. S3 10.3S 1 1 . 1'O

'd ai

i-Ja.11 .

5 . 0u 6.00 6.33 7.00 7.45 8.25 S.00 9.45 10.25 11.00 11.40 12.25 1 . Oil 1 .40

:t . 00 S.40 4 . 2."

c.oo

40 20 50 4ft 13 13 13 2U

folio wat I t U 1 . U .1 y

5.3u 6.35 7.20 8.43 9.15 9. 4U

7 H 10 xl2.

WHEN YOU ARE PINCHED FOR MONEY, THERE'S

THAT WILL HELP YOU OUT LIKE MONEY. Any Amount From $10.00 Op. LOWEST RATES IN CALUMET DISTRICT. BEST SERVICE. A little advice from a well meaning friend may ne!p some. Promises may give you ;i little encouragement, but they won't pav the grocer's bill, or the butcher's, or the doctor's. You need sonioth'r.' more substantialyou need the "dough." The assistance we "can render you, is of a practical sort. Of course when we loan mor.ev, it's

j-.wvi.. a iiMun ul uu.siness. ihu we believe it will make vou

ot ours, too you'll like the way we do business, and the

..ccoiueu vou. mat s how we ve been able to build

of satisfied customers. Jf we do not treat, our clients in such a way

snip, we would not expect them to come back aain. So if you are in need of financial assistance at this time hesitate to apply to us in person, by letter, or by phono. "IV 1. 1 -.

n ion own nousenoia goods, or piano, etc., it is evidence

ability to pay back the money. We make the payments large or small to suit you. from one month to on.? year to pay back the money.

e cnarge you only tor the length of

l on get a rebate for each month that

time siareu m the contract. We give you a statement of your account showing all details. Tt -i-r-M-i v!. , V. i ....

11 -wl1 y'" iiuuLi:i-: loan company, we will pay thra c.fC n n ri pirn -oi. .1,.,,.,.. - I ... , - . ,

....... .. lo.n-v ,;. ;u,er rates in an vou are

There are many other advantages to be hal by 1 1 . . . . 1 . ,. . . i .

uiuv-M, icwt;ti-L una iiiosu i'fMKih'0 comnanv in iho C

ntm tmaEH w e are the plain figures and

Call, write or ohone. and our rp-rfc.ntiu ,.,;n

- I- . ..a , v. win see jruu.

here 3:1 the Calumet District on a few hours

their friend-

don't

of your J;

You can haTe

time you keen the monev.

you pay m full before the

you

ior

pa ymg.

dealing with

a.nmof District.

square deal coniDanv.

the

We make loans anv.

noticr

10. 11 12

4 fi i; s y in.

45 4 0 45 4". 40 4.". J9 IM as 20 IS 15

hammondloan &

Kuarant

ee Co.

145 South Hohman Street

i 3 3 ! j i i

Phone 257 ASK

US! YOU CAN DEPEND ON

Over Model Clothiers WHAT WE SAY.

W35"JJiK"'"'T'--"'?-g

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LOST Several weeks ago, tie pin small wishbone with diamond settins; prized as keepsake; on Mohnmn M or in Hammond Hldg. Finder please return to Times office. ) tf

LOST O M

Lady's solid gold watch with H" both outside and in i.i.-.

ease. Suitable reward for return to ti,l

office.

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TX3ST Small, flat brown purse containing money and cards, on car between Hammond and Kast Chicago Reward if returned to Lake County Times. Phone 111 or 1074

LOST Pair or spectacles in case between courthouse and Chicago 'Ave or Forsyth Ave. and Poatoffice. East Chicago. Return to 1204 Beacon St.; liberal reward. 17-tf

Clary only. -x Michigan City only. Figures ia light for A. M.; In black for P. M. Trains leaving- Hammond east boun--a. 6.35. 9.00 and 11.00 a. rn.; 1 40 3 00 nd 5.40 p. m.. will carr" baesraKe For Information cal! Hammond' 133 W. V. WALLACE. Qenerai ilanager. Drink Pure Spring Water From the Beautiful Mineral Spring Spring Hill, St. John, Indiana Delivered 10c per gal. 3 gais. 25c. 4 4a. s. 40c. Call Phone 1 or 1 73. Hammond Pure Water Supply Co.

j Lake County

MltlBig!

ABSTRACTS

TF?? BMU WHIM IW M

ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RiTES r. a. MOIT, President i&AXJi- UAMMONC. Vtce-Pre&ldent J. S. BLACKMCTf, Secretary A. H. TAPPER. Treasurer

Secrcttry's Office 2 Tapper Block HAMMOND

HAMMOND AN 3 CROWN POINT, IND