Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 39, Hammond, Lake County, 3 August 1909 — Page 7

Tuesday, August 3, 1909-

THE TIMES.

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WHERE ARE YOU?

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LOANS MADE IN HAMMOND, WHITING, EAST CHICAGO, GARY, INDIANA HARBOR, HEGEWISCH BURNHAM & WE8T HAMMOND. PRIVATE OFFICE. CONFIDENTIAL and COURTEOUS TREATMENT. DEAL WITH THE ONLY SQUARE DEAL COMPANY.

$10.00 to $200

WERE YOU OUT OF WORK, BEHIND WITH YOUR ACCOUNTS, AND HADiNOiHOPE'OF EVERGETTING OUT OF THE'HARDTIMESYOU HAD.

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,P TOtL.,'ET VS OBT TOxr OUT ABrD PLACE TOTJ BEYOND HARD TIMES. Let us loan you from $10.00 to $200.00 on your Furniture. Piano, Horse and Wron or whatever Personal Security JL5LtJIeIou wrrrVEiY the lowest rates and EASIEST TERMS THAT ARE NOW OFFERED, and allow you to repay same In "Weekly, Bl-Weekly or Monthly Payments to suit yor income. Pay up your outstanding; bills, and confine all your debts In one place and see how much easier It Is tor you to get along and be rid of the Worry that you had. Our Plans are the the best now offered and a look Into them will convince you that we are here for your benefit and success, we make no ficticious and misleading rates such as ISO. 00 at $1 20 or $15.60 at 60c per week for 80 weeks, as such methods are deceptive and we can prove up such methods. Our Methods are the most up-to-date and business like that are offered, and we tell you to the Cent what anv amount of Money will cost you and give you a Contract that Is Fair and Square from Start to Finish Seeing: is believing , P you owe another Loan Company and dlsatiafled with their High Rates and Treatment. If so. come and see us and we will take your Loan up indrlve you more Money besides, coupled with the Lowest Rates and Easiest Terms now offered. Calumet Loan Company LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLE COMPANY IN THE CALUMET DISTRICT. Room No. 212 Hammond Bldg., Phone 323 Hammond, Ind. Open every evening. Phone, write or call. Open every evening.

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ERIE RAILROAD'S PRESIDENT

EETS OLD III FRIENDS

A group. of conductors, engineers and oilers stood in the Polk street depot In Chicago for an hour yesterday afternoon, the while discussing the coming of some one whose name they spoke with reverent familiarity. . At times the group was augmented by other railroad men In the uniform of the service or the grease-covered Jeans of a fireman. One old gray whiskered gatetender elbowed his way rather vigorously through the group to be nearer

a point of vantage when the person whom they awaited should arrive. ' Do you think he will know me, Jim?" asked one of the men. "Why, of course, he will. You never knew Fred Underwood to forget any one he once knew, and who proved worthy of his friendship, did you?" came the half interrogotary reply. "No," said the first speaker, slowly, "I didn't. But he is president now, and I well I am still Bill, the fireman on

fire Vou One Of The Lucky One-Hundred and

Seven Who will soon reside in BEAUTIFUL HOMEWOOD ?

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There are only 107 Fifty-Foot-Lots in Homswood. For just 30 days, no longer, these ideal lots will be sold at this price by

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Hammond, Indiana 51 To.-Belong to the "Lucky One Hundred and Seven Club" You Must Buy Now. IT A Diminishing Market Makes Certain A Wonderful Increase In Values. 1T Homewood Lots are 25 by 120Feet on a 66 Foot Street and 14 Foot Alley. H The;Price Now2s$437.06 for a-25 -Foot Lot. After 30 Days $500. WE PREDICT IT Thatin.One Year-50 Feet of Homewood Property Will Look Cheap at $1,500. WE-BASE THIS PHEDIGTIOHU THE FACT THAT 11 THREE YEARS AGO we sold 75 by 150 -Feet in Glendale for $900. 11 RECENTLY J. T. Hutton Sold His Glendale Lot for $2,000 Cash. f ONE YEAR AGO Hohman Street Frontage Sold for $25 a Front Foot. 11 NOW the Cheapest Lot on This Street Will Cost $45 a Front Foot. THE REASON IS PLAIN U Homewood is the Most Beautiful Residence District in Lake County. 11 Values Have Always Been -Maintained and Rents Are Higher Than Ever. 11 The Respectable Character of the Neighborhood Will Be Maintained. 11 Civic Pride Is Well Developed. Houses and Lawns Are Well Kept Up. For 30 Bays Only Will These Lots be Offered at the Low Price of $437.06 for 25 Feet. Will You be -One of the Lucky One-Hundred and Seven ?

the milk train, and I " A toot of an engine whistle at the entrance to the train sheds interrupted further converse in the waiting group. A handsomely finished private car was backed into the station, and hardly before the brakes had been set a vigorous man of medium height swung from the platform and with , a "Howdy, boys?" instantly became the center of the expectant group of trainmen. The man was Fred D. Underwood, president of the Erie railroad. "Well, there is old Bill." shouted Mr. Underwood, reaching out his hand to Bill, who felt constrained to keep his dirt begrimed fists in his pockets. "How's thing. Bill?" 'Fine, Mr. Underwood, and I'm glad that you still remembered me," came the answer, in a slightly hesitating manner. "Remember you; well, I guess I couklnt forget our trip to Beaver Dam, could you Bill?" was the cheery rejoinder of the Erie's principal executive officer. Old Krfenda Meet Each Otber. Then the old gate tender surged through the crowd. Mr. Underwood saw the aged employe and bade the men make room. "Hello, Mr. Underwood, I'm glad for to see you," thetold man. "Mr. Underwood? Why do you call me 'mister?" slowly asked the man's superior. "You used to call me Fred, and I am still Fred to you." The old man mumbled something inarticulate and ambled away from the group. Then Tom, Dick, Harry and Bill fell in line, and all shook hands with President Underwood. As they filed away Mr. Underwood put his hand in his pocket and drew therefrom a roll of bills. These were slipped cautiously into the hands of one of the conductors, and a whispered conference was followed by the conductor saying, "Thank kou Mr. Underwood, for the boys." The president of the road was preparing a surprise for the men, in whose ranks he served before the ladder of fame yielded round by round to him in his upward climb from trackman to president.

LEGAL NOTICES.

IX THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF INDIANA. BEFORE JOHN O. BOWERS. REFEREE IN THE MATTER OF LOUIS DUBOWICH BANKRUPT. NO. 71. IN BANKRUPTCY. (AT HAMMOND.) To the creditors of Louis Dobowich, of the City of Hammond. Countv of Lake, Slate, and District of Indiana, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the f,3ldav,of Julj'' 190"- the Louis Dobowich was duly adjudicated a bankrupt, and that the first meeting of creditors of said bankrupt will be held ,the, fi?r,,of sald Referee, in the Federal Building, in the City of Hammond. County ol Lake. State and District of Indiana, on the 14th dav of August. 1909. at 9 o'clock In the forenoon, at which time said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the said bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. 1909ated at HamrnOTld- Indiana. July 31, JOHN O. BOWERS. . Referee in Bankruptcy. Note Creditors will please observe requirements concerning proof of a mL.SeenSectlon 57 of Bankruptcy Act. 1S98. General Order XII and forms.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF INDIANA. IN BANKRUPTCY. BEFORE JOHN O. BOWERS. REFEREE. IN THE MATTER OF WILL C. M EE. BANKRUPT No MOND )BAXKRUPTCY (AT "AMTo the creditors of Will C. Mee of the City of Hammond, County of Lake State and District of Indiana, a bankru pt : Notice is hereby given that on the "f,,d7 ,f, AuS"st. A. D. 1909. the said 1I1 C. Mee was duly adjudicated a bankrupt, and that the first meeting of creditors of said bankrupt will be held in the office of said Referee, in the Federal Building, In the Cltv of Hammond said District, on the 14th day of August. 1909. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time said creditors mav attend, provo their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the sal dbankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. Dated at Hammond, Ind. Aueust ' 1909. JOHN O. BOWERS Referee In Bankruptcy Twelfth Referee District of Indiana Note Creditors will please observe

claims. See Section 57 of Bankruotov

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Today's Munnigrams

The Market Place of the Munnimakers Makers Good to the Buyers or it Couldn't Make Good to the Sellers.

Good Value Fair Treatment and a SQUARE DEAL

FOR THE READERS AS WELL AS THE ADVERTISERS.

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The Other End Of It. Get this straight. It is the secret of getting rich. You can make just as much money by buying when the right thing is offered cheap as you can make by selling when people are eager to buy. And remember, finding a position, or hiring help is really a form of buying and selling, like buying and selling goods or any other kind of value. To buy to best advantage, keep a sharp watch every day, in the Market-place of the Munnimakers. The advertisers are eager to sell, or they wouldn't be advertising. Look sharp through the little classified ads. in the TIMES, and you will be astonished to find how often you can pick up big values for little money.

Dear Mr. Munnimaker, co The TIMES Classified Columns. Through a little Munnimaker Classified Ad., in The TIMES, I keep my hands busy on special orders. Manufacturer.

Write Mr. Munnimaker, care of The TIMES, or phone him at No. 111, whenever you want anything.

MALK HELP WANTEU

WANTED 100 laborers for railroad work in Minnesota; wages $1.50 per day to start with, but will get $1.65 or

more before we leave Chicago. Apply 166 Murray st., Hammond and see foreman. 3-1

WANTED good milling worker for general truck farm, call A. Welter, Munster, Ind. Phone 9913 Hammond. 8-2-3t

WANTED Railway mill clerks, postoffice clerks, carriers; examinations in Hammond Nov. 17; preparation free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 34D. Rochester. N. Y 7-lm

FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED Experienced chambermaid and dining room girl. Apply Hotel Carleton. Hammond. 3-3

WANTED Girl for general housework; must he fond of children. J. F. Spellacy. Commonwealth ave., Indiana Harbor. 3-3

WANTED Middle aged lady to do general work, three in family. Apply, 371 Sibley. 8-2-3t.

SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED Position as housekeeper or general housework. Address Mrs. C White. East Chicago, Ind 3-3

WANTED Situation as office girl or operator for the Remington typewriter. Apply or address W, Lake County Times. 3-3

FOR RENT. FOR RENT Flats. $20; modern. Gary Brokerage & Insurance Agency. Reynolds bldg., Gary. 3-tf

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Call at 284 Plummer ave.; phone 2634. 3-2

FOR RENT Large furnished rooms; modern conveniences; centrally located; corner, quiet streets. 506 Truman ave.; phone 5191. 3-3

FOR RENT Furnished room; all modern conveniences; located in Homewood. Address F M. care Lake Countv Times. 3 -2

FOR RENT Two nicely furnished front rooms for light house keeping. Apply at 338 Walter St.. 8-2-6t. FOR RENT Six -room modern flat. Phone 1452. 354 Plummer ave. or call at 329 Claud. 31-3

FOR RENT Three nicely furnished or unfurnished rooms. Apply 408 Walter st. 31-3

CASH GRAIN MARKET Winter wheat by sample: No. 2 red $1.06r8 1.0S; No. 3 red, $1.02 1.0S U ; No' 2 hard, $1.07 p 1.0S Ms ; No. 3 hard $1 06 1.08. Spring wheat by sample: No 1 northern. $1.36. Corn by sample: Xo. 2, 70c; No 2 white. 7 4i.c; No. 2 yellow, 71R7liicNo. 3. 694 70c; No. 3 white, 74c- No' 3 yellow, . 0i?i71c; No. 4, 65 68c Oats by sample: No. 2 white 47c No. 3 white. 42454c; No. 4 white 4042c; standard. 45&c. ADVERTISE IX THE TI3IES.

FOR RENT Eight-room second flat; all modern conveniences. Phone 248 or call 334 Sibley. 28 FOR RENT The Harbor hotel. Indiana Harbor; completely furnished; good proposition for right party. See J. A. Patterson, 3328 Mich. ave. 23-12

FOR RENT Suite of rooms in the new Emery block corner of Chicago and Forsyth Ave., East Chicago. See F. J. Fife, agent. 6-tf BARTER EXCHANGE. FOR TRADE Model K Winton auto; good condition; will exchange for any vacant property near Gary or Chicago. Address D O, Times. 12-3 FOR KXCHANGE Candy wheel and 24 paddles for bull pup. Address O K Lak County Times. 2-tf

FOR EXCHANGE What have you to exchange for 2-story house and 32 lots In town of 2,000 population; 65 miles south in 111.; good outbuilding house in good repair; thirfty town wfiere there is plenty of work. Will exchange all or any part. Address M S. care Time 39

FOR EXCHANGE Paperhanglng for a horse. Addresn R s. Times. 25

BOARD AND ROOMROOM AND BOARD AT 83 SIBLEY ST. First door from Hohman st. 17-tf

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FOR SALE Improved farm near North Judson, stock, crops, machinery, $50 an acre or will exchange for Income propertv. Address Jakob Panek, Aldine Ind ' 8-2-3t.

FOR SALE Bakery and lunch room, call 1774 S. Hohman. phone 5392. 2-tf

FOR SALE Five room cottage on 50 foot lot, all modern conveniences, apply 270 S. Hohman St. or phone 2034. S-2-6t.

FOR SALE Six room house and lot. Call at 40S Ash street right on Ash St., side of Alley near Oak St., Hammond. Ind.

FOR SALE One McCormick mower; 1 McCormlck 2-horse rake; nearly new. Inquire at Calumet Park Stock Yards, G. E. Clark. 30-6

FOR SALE Monarch typewriter; 1909 model; in first-class condition; or to exchange for something of value. Address S P. Lake County Times. 29-tf

FOR SALE Milk dairy, consisting of 24 cans and complete new pasteurizing plant; owner compelled to leave town on account of sickness: this is a rare opportunity to buy a paying, growing and established business. Address F S. care Times. 29-tf

FOR SALE Handsome reed baby carriage; latest style and nearly new; cost $35; will sell for $15. Address R U care Lake County Times. 27-tf

FOR SALE Square piano in good condition, $25; easy payments if desired. Straube'piano Co. Take S. Hohman st. car. 27-6

FOR SALE Acreage tracts just west og Glen Park on new Gary-Crown Point interurban; 134 acres with buildings $4,000; 40 acres $6,000; also other farm lands. Inquire of owner, Herman E. Sasse, Crown Point, Ind. 26-6

FOR SALE Maxwell runabout; in nne condition; new tires, top. newly painted; $375 1 taken this week. Hammond Garage, 74 S. Hohman st. ; phone 145. 21

FOR SALE Store with living room and flat; 30-foot front; cheap. Richard Hahlweg, tailor. 251 S. Hohman st. 21-

FOR SALE Mosler safe; 5 feet high. 3 feet wide; Inner door, bankers' vault; a bargain. Lewis Durieus. 3319 Michigan, Indiana Harbor. 19-tf

FOR SALE Cheap. 3-drawer National cash register; almost new; with check printing attachment; cash or easy payments. Otto C. F Seehase, Indiana Harbor, Ind.; phone 35. 17-tf

FOR SALE S. E. cor. 119th st. and Indianapolis blvd.. Whiting, Ind.; 89 xl25, or will trade for Chicago improved. C. Gobdel, 6416 Lowe ave.. Chicago. 13-lra

FOR SALE Second nand desk and railings suitable for express office. Apply at Times Office. Hammond. Ind.

jMISCELLANEOUS.

CUT RATES on Loans on Furniture, etc. Loans made on Diamonds and Watches. For a souare deal see me. F

E. Rinehart, No. 212 Ham-1

mond Bldg., Hammond, Ind. Phone 323

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

GARY. Lots 19 and 20. block 50, Gary Land Co.'s subdivision Gary Land Co. to Louis Lichtenstein$l Lots 19 and 20. block 59, Gary Land Co.'s subdivision, Louis Lichtenstein to William S reuer et al 3 Lot 8. block 4, Gary Invest." Co." Gary Invest. Co. to Stefan" F eench Lots 15 to 24, block 21, "il"' P. Hammond's subdivision.' Clara L. t rawford to Frederick T. Crawford Lot 11, block 27. Borman's res'ubdivislon. Frank Borrmann to John Schmidt .... . HAMMOND. E 21 feet lot 1 and lots 2. 3, 4. block 2. Towle fe Averv's addis'mjth Le Ernst to Margaret r . , INDIANA HARBOR. Lot 39. block 5 in fourth addition. Augustus S. Peabody to Harbor Building Co Lot 10. block lfi in seeond addition. Belle Hall to Pearle A. Parks T . WHITING ""'j, S. 9, block 1. Central Park addition. Whiting Land Co. to Rt. Rev. Herman Joseph AlerdIng j EAST CHICAGO IIS? ,39-o,40' bIock 1- "ubdivlBlon NVV i 33-37-9. East Chicago Co. to John W. O'Brien. .

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I 16-qt case; blackberries. $1. 001.23 per '24 qts; raspberries. red. $1.00-5 1.40; black, per 16 qts $1,155(1.50; blueberries. 16 qts. $1.25 2.01. Fruits Apples, new. 35c(ci$1.25 bu; bananas, jumbo, bunch, straight. $1.10 Iff 1.25; culls, 80ci$1.00: bouquets. 65ft' 85c; lemons. $2 Suiji 4.50; oranges. $2. So 3.25; pineapples, $1.50T3.5i per crate; cherries. 75c $1.25 per 24-qt case; peaches. 75c-j( $2.00 per crate. California green fruit Cherries. 60a $1.25 per box; peaches. 65S0c per box; plums. $1.60 per 24-qt case; pears, j $2.152.35 per box. I Green vegetables Beets. 501? 75c. per 100; cabbage. ;)0c!g'$1.00 per crate; car- , rots. 5075c per 100: cucumbers. lOSS 1 35c per dor; cauliflower. 254T75C per (box; green onions. 34ff4c per bunch; preen peas. $ 1.25 it 1.50 per sack; letj tuce. per tub. 40S65c: laf, 1 5 rfi 20c per box; mushrooms. 15rT25c per lb; on- ! ions, 60't?75c per sack: parsley, homegrown, 10c per doz; pt-ppers. 50 ft 60c per crate; radishes. $1.00 Per 100; string .beans, 6 5 75c per sack; spinach, 25 ii 40c per tub: sweet corn. 405 60c jr jpack; tomatoes. 2Ofj40e per Hat crate;

turnips, nome grown. $1.00 per 100. GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET

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Open WheatSept. ..10414 Dec. ..102 May .. 1064 Corn Sept. ..66 '4 Dec. ..55-4! May . . 554- K Oats Sept. . .3SV4-S Dec. ..3SMav ..40,-? Pork Sept. ..2065 Jan. . .1670 Lard Sept. ..uno Oct. ..1125 Nov. ..1095 Jan. ..8S3 S. Ribs Sept. ..1093 Oct. ..10624 Jan. ..883

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2057i 1675 11321, 11324 11024 924 1100 10674 890

LIVE STOCK MARKET, CATTLE Choice to fancy steers, $6.85 rfr 7.50; rnediu mto good steers. $5 6556.65; Inferior to fair steers, $4.35&o.35; fat cows and heifers. $3.25 6.10; canning bo,i? an.2taB' 2.404.75; feeding cattle, 600 l.ioo lbs. $3.00 5.10; fair c2lniS-Tfte,-$-,v''- -25.: heavy .?,"a-75; exPrt steers, $5.75 Ilbfis!! y Bteers' -07.05. Bulk of sales. $7.55 iff 7. 90; heavv hUJ0?' ?J2?800 Ibs' J' 05? 8.15; light butchers 190$ 230 lbs. $7.85fi8.00 light uRC,P- A60190 lhs- T.70tff T.SS; ht light 130 155 lbs. $7.506 7.80 heavv shipping. 250(5 300 lbs. $7.858 05 ' 7 7aovymPaclns'u?fi0'400 Ibs- &e: y.inmlxpd packing. 200(5 25 nibs. $7.50 7 7i- u r??gh neavy Packing. $7.20Ri i-45. light mixed, 175& 200 lbs, $7.50 tVknl-Z: f0Vf"rnments and boars, 0; 8taKs, $7.508.00. Native lambs, plain to best. $6.00 7'sn anf.e Jambs- Pr to best. $6.00 7.50, feeding lambs. $5.856.60r cull JTb-S' V05.00; shorn wethers. $4.75 nnKS-nr1 'earlins. poor to best. 12! : silorn 1wes' inrlor to best - : "hrn ,brefdlnS ewes. aged. sheep3$l55'03O75.bUCkS' and cuU PRODUCE MARKET. Butter Receipts, 13,640 tubs; cream-S-V; extIM: 26 Pr'ce to retail dealers, c'.?"t8' 28c; extra firsts, 25c; Yl?tB-o2Vc; fcoa6s- 224c; dairies, extra 234c; firsts. 214c; seconds. 20c; ladles. No. 1, 20c; packing stock, 19c. Eggs Receipts. 9,048 cases; miscellaneous lots, cases returned. 17 4c cases included, 18c; ordinary 194c: firsts, must be 70 per cent fresh. 214c prime firsts, packed In new wTittewood cases and must be 85 per cent fresh f4c; extras, specially packed for city trade and must be 90 per cent fresh, 2d4c; No. 1 dirties, 164c; checks. 154 Potatoes Receipts. 64 cars: choice to fancy 6062c; fair to good. 55! 57c. veal Quotations for veals in good order were as follows: 50 to 60 lbs weight. 80-84c: 60 to SO lbs, 994c 85 to 120 lbs. 10c: fanrv, 104c Dressed beef Ribs No. 1 " 13c No 1 loins. 15c: No. 1 round. 10c; No 1 chuck. 7c; No. 1 plate. 54c. Live poultry Turkeys, per Ih 14c chickens. fowls, 13c; roosters 9c springs, 16c: geese, gC; ducks. ll'ifjlSc! Beans Pea beans, hand picked, choice. $2.2002.25; fair to good. $2 15red kidney, $2.002.30: brown Swedish, $2.105:2.30; lima, California. per

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THE TIMES IS TRYIXG HARD TO MERIT THE Sl'CCESS IT HAS ACHIEVED.

Drink Pure Spring Water From the Beautiful Mineral Spring Spring Hill, St John, Indiana Delivered 10c per gal. 3 flls. 25c. 5 &at. 35c Phone 6274 HAMMOND PURE WATER SUPPLY CO. LAUERMAN UROS.

For Solfc? Cheap! 10,000,000 feet good new an J secondhand LUMBER of all kinds. Doars, Windows, Plumbing Qoods, everything necessary to build a house with. Call with est mates. J. G. RUEL, T337 ago Ave

South Shore Line (C. LS.&S. B. R. R.) Ia fleet Jas 27, 1000. Trains leave Hammond as follows 1 WEST BOUND EAST BOUND

"Dally Sunday Daily Sunday 6.05 6.07 X5.35 5.35 6.57 7.05 6.05 x6.07 7.25 7.85 X6.3S 6.3S S-t 8.10 X7.10 7.35 8-02 .58 8.18 9.40 10.04 8.69 8.53 10.20 11. C8 x9.40 9.5(1 10.54 W.OS X10.20 10.50 11.45 1.0)4 10.57 11.50 12.13 2.00 11.40 12.T.0 1.00 a. os xia.27 s.m 1.40 4. OH l.OO . rl 2.18 8. OS xl.40 a.r.o 8.00 0.10 Xj.27 4. SO 3.40 6.40 3.00 5. nJ 4.20 7.40 S.40 x0.4" 4.67 8.40 X4.20 7.23 S.45 9. 40 5.00 8.20 6. SO 10.40 B.4S 9.20 6.SS 11. JS xtt 30 10.2O . 7.4(1 I J 7.2B 12.25 8.40 I xH.ZO .S J .20 10.88 J ( X10.20 11.18 I I 12.25

xxMlchigan City only. Limted. ingures In llg-ht for A. JI.; In black lor P. M. For Information call Hammond 130. W. V. WALLACE, General Manager.

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CHICAGO, INDIANA AND SOUTHERN R, R. (GARY AND WESTERN) Effective Sunday, July 4tn, 1909 Subject to change without nctic

ALL TRAINS DAILY Between Hammond and Gary

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Stops on signal to receive or discharge passenger Light face figures for (A.M.); Black face figures for (P M ) Tickets on sale at Michigan Central Depot. Hammond and Oary (Broadway), and at C. I. & S. Station at Gibson. 1 a

FOR EXCHANGE One new victor phonograph with brass horn and record case and 20 records, towards a horse and buggy; will pay some difference. Address J T, care Lake County Times

EVERT INDIVIDUAL AUTOMOBILB owner in the United States and abroad should Join tha International Automobile League. Pamphlet showing dealers" prices of automobiles tires and

ntpiicaiiuu uuiu inaiiea u;on request. Address International Automobile League, Horn Office. Buffalo. N Y Leon A. Beresniak. official attorney", state of Indiana, room 102 First National Bank; phone 360.

Lake County Title & Guaranty Co.

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ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES

r. 8. atOTT, President rSAMX HAMMOND. Vice-President J. s. SLACKMUN, Secretary A. H- TAP FIR, Treasurer LDWAKD J. E2ZK. Mana

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