Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 119, Hammond, Lake County, 5 November 1909 — Page 7
Friday, Nov. 5, 1909.
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XVhat is the secret of Jack Johnson's' Success in the ring? That sounds like an easy question, doesn't it? But there isn't one ring fan in twenty who could give the correct answer to it; that is, answer it the same way that Johnson himself does. The champion on Kfs return from Detroit yesterday was asked this question and h-; answered it hy asking the same query. "Tour extremely clever boxing," was the first reply he got from the crowd that surrounded, him. "Well, that helps some, I must admit," said the dusky champion, "but thpt is not the real reason for my success. " "Your speed and ability to conserve your strength in a hard fight," was the next guesa from the crowd. Johnson shook his head again, and only l.iughed as he listened to other Kuosses, which varied from his singeing power to his ability to take punishment, and finally, wishing to get away from the bunch far an auto srin, Jack said: "Now, I'll tip off this nig secret, for it sure, is a secret. It's not my hitting ability, reach, ability to run or anything of that sort that has made rno charrpion. It's something ' that can't knock a fellow out, but it has kept me from taking the count on several occasions. It's nothing but my pood nature. 'Oo,ti nature is a funny thing to
win fights with, but that's just what helped mo whip Tommy Burns and is going to be one of my chief assets against Jeff. Here is how my good disposition whips the ether fellows: It makes me a good ring general. I never bear any malice toward a man I fight, and for that reason never lose my head in a ring. No matter how much my opponent reviles me, I just keep turning on that 'golden smile' as they call it, and remain cool. If I didn't have a good nature I would be sore as quickly as I was called a name and would lose
my head and my championship along
with it.
"When I fought Burns he called me everything he could think of. He
thought he would get my goat, but Mr.
Johnson's angora was in pretty good
shape when the fight was over.
Jerrries nas been trying the same
tactics, but I bear him no malice, and I am not going to. I am going to be
just as cool as I was against Burns,
and that's one of the reasons why
am going to whip Jeff and put him out
of the ring and off the stage."
Johnson will open up his theatrical
work Sunday at the Star and Garter,
where he'll show a week. He Inspected his new automobile while In Ietroit
and expects to have it In Chicago about
Sunday.
"I just know I am going to get into trouble when I get this car." said Jack, "for it runs seventy-two miles an hour. I don't see how I am going to make
it behave all of the time."
mM GIVES LOCAL
SAILORS 11 NEW COP
Another Upton cup is to be raced for on I.ake Michigan ir- the summer reg.-ittas here after. Triw offer of this prize, h!s second one to yachting organizations in Chicago, was made yesterday by S':r Thomas Upton to thfl I.KiKe Michigan Yachting association, the mw organization of lake racing clubs. It will be known as the "Sir Thomas Lipton Special Cup." to distinguish it from the Lipton cup, given fight years ago by him to the Columbia Yacht club. The latter cup is for twenty-one foot cabin class yachts, and the new prize is to be open to all classes. At a iuncheon in the Congress hotel yesterday afternoon, where Kir Thomas was the guest of a few of his nautical friends, members of the different yacht fiiins of Chicago, lie said he desired to enc-.ura.te yachting on the lake, so ho won id present to the Eake Michigan Yfiir.ting association a silver cup to t.- '-ne of the trophies for its annual Tf-g.':tta?.
WOLGAST TO
FIGHT POWELL
Lightweights Will Box 20
Rounds at Los Angeles.
San Francisco, Nov. 5. The Mission
Athletic club will have for its November boxing show a twenty round contest between Lew Powell and Ad Wolgast. The lightweights are to meet on Nov. 23, at 13 pounds, weight to be
made at 6 o'clock on the day of the fight. Eddie Smith of Oakland will
referee. Wolgast will arrive here Sun day and select training quarters. Pow ell is training at Millett.
PILGRIMS DROP
FIRST GAME
Philadelphia Hibernians De
feat Englishmen.
Philadelphia. Pa., Nov. 5. By one goal to nothing the Hiberians defeated the Pilgrims on the grounds of the Ger-
mantown Cricket club yesterday, and thus had the honor of being the first team to defeat the Englishmen during
their present tour of the United States
Whiskey and Beer Habit Cured by
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Wherever Orrine is known it is recognized as the most successful and reliable home treatment for the cure of inebriety. Thousands of grateful men and women everywhere indorse Orrine in words of highest praise. It In sold under a positive guarantee to effect b cure r money will be refunded.
COSTS ONLY
$1. per Box.
The Lion Store Pharmacy has been selling Orrine several years. Read what they say: "We have sold ORRINE for five years, and wish to say that we take great pleasure in recommending it to our customers as we know of many cases where Its use has resuited in complete cure."
Write for frf booklet "Hew to Cure Drunkeneaa." (mailed in plain sealed envelope by the Orrine Company. Inc.. 621 Orrine Building. Washing. IV C. ORHISE mailed in plain sealed wrappers on receipt' of " price. TIIK I. ION STORK PHARMAC Y. LIS SOX Til HOHUAS STREET.
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You know what the average price of land is throughout the middle west from $100 to $150 an acre. But here in the very heart of Wisconsin lies over a halfmillion acres with the same soil and the same climate as the other lands, yet thrown on the market at from $6 to $20 an acre. Ten Years to Pay This land has been held by the lumbermen until stripped of its timber, and now it is thrown open to farmers. One man recently bought some $15 land and after clearing and cultivating it sold the land for $50 an acre and reinvested the profits in other land here. He is even now a wealthy man. You can buy this land by paying one-third down and the balance within ten years. Sup
pose you select some $15 land. Pay $5 an acre down and you can own an eighty-acre farm for only $400. And the value grows with great rapidity. Wisconsin ths Dairy State Wisconsin butter, cream and cheese command a premium in every market. Rich, thick clover and pure spring water, with a mild climate, make dairying ideal. Four cows usually yield $200 a year in butter and $150 in beef. Clover grows so abund? tly as to bring $10 an acre ; the meadow. Sugar beets, tobacco and grain all yield the most plentiful crops.
Write lor free
book it tells
facts about
the soil, cli
mate, roads,
schools, churches, and prices of crops.
Gostlin, Maya & Go., HammonS, tad. Local Sales Solictors for American Immigration Co., Chippewa Fails, Wis.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE $45 cabinet, climax range $20, also leather couch $S. Apply 513 Indiana ave. 5-3
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$0
IVIOIXEV ! $ JVIOrSEY ! $ AlOINEY ! $ PREPARE FOR THE WINTER $
FOK SALE Good buffet; reasonable. 26 Michigan ave. 5-3 FOR SALE Retort oak stove; burns hard or soft coal. 264 Indiana ave. 3-3 FOR SALE Residence and business building on oleott ave.; also half interest in ice business on Calumet river; bargain if sold at once. Inquire Uicott ave.. East Chicago. 2-6
MALE HELP WANTED. WANTED First class butcher and grocery clerk; must have good references. Amiiv 471:! Forsvth ave.. East
Chicago. 4-3
WANTED Competent car
carpenters and builders on
new and repair freight ear
work. litzhuffh-Luther Co.
WANTED Tinsmiths, must be good
solderers. Apply Standard Steel Car
Co. 3-4
WANTED Axle turner atonce. Apply
Fitzhugh-Luther Co. 3-3
WANTED Railway mail clerks, post-
ornce clerks-carriers: salary lt00 to
$1,600; examinations in liamtiond Nov.
li: preparation free; write for schedule. Franklin institute. Dept. 8SG, Ro
chester, N. Y.
FEM ALE HELP WANTED
WANTED Young girl to assist with
general housework. 2b .Flummer ave.
WANTED Girl for general housework.
Pnone 19:14. a-2
WANTED Second cook, man or wo
man. Apply South Bay hotel, Indiana
Harbor. 6-2
WANTED Good respectable girl or
woman for light work in small fam
ily; one desiring good home and who
would appreciate same. Call la Carroll St., first fiat; phone 3144. 4-3
FOR SALE Lunchroom and chophouse near entrance to the Inland steel mill; have other business; a money maker; must sacrifice. Blue Ribbon Liquor House, Indiana Harbor. 30-6
FOR SALE Home bakery which has fine trade, with lunchroom; bargain if taken at once. Address 267 South Huhman, 29tf
FOR SALE Good store and fiat building at Giant Park, Hi., a town of about 1,200; 4o miles touth of Chicago; good location for restaurant- Address V. C. Curtis, Whiting. Ind. 2SU
FOR SALE Saloon and boarding house. corner Euclid and .Michigan aves., Indiana liaroor; or would rout boarding house alone; has 15 boarder. !-tf
FOR SALE Cheap. good delivery horse. Can at garage, btli and Maasachuetts, Gary. Ind. l-tf
FOR SALE Two 10-cent theaters; good location and no opposition; &ood profIt. Inquire J. R. Biant. Indiana Harbor. Ind.; phone S61. - FOR SALE Latest style reed grocart; practically new; cost $35; will sell for $12. Address F P R. care Times. 1-tf FOR SALE Second hand desk and raillags suitable fur express office. Apply at Times Office. Hammond. Ind. LEGAL NOTICES.
WANTED Girl as finisher on men's
clothes: one who wants to learn the
trade. Apply Young Men's Tailors, il:
State st. Itf
WANTED Position for young lady as
pianist or illustrated song singer in &
or 10-cent theater in Hammond, Gary or East Chicago. Ad. T M, care Times.
WANTED Competent girl for general
housework. Apply Airs. Oldaausen.
Glendale Park. 1-6
WANTED Experienced dining room
girl; good wages. Arpiy titernoerg s
Cafe, Indiana Harbor, Ind. 25-tf
WANTED Good girl for general
housework: no washing. Apply H. B.
Douglas, Glendale Park, Hammond, Ind.
WANTED Good cook Immediately. Ap
ply Hammond House, Zo S. huhman
st 13tf
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Strin gof gold beads in east LOST String of gold beads in east
or Gibson; reward. Call 1S32. 4-2
NOTICE- TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM, 1909. CITIZENS' GERMAN NATIONAL BANK VS. JOSEPH O. MORRIS. ("AUSl-l NO. 6069. ACTION TO ATTACHMENT. Now comes the Plaintiff by Crumpacker & Crumpacker, attorneys, and files its complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant, Joseph O. Morris, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless he appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 20th day of December, A. D. 190it. the same being the thirtyseventh day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in the Superior Court Building at Hammond, in said County and State on the second Monday of November, A. D. 1909. said action will be heard and determined in his absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Real of said Court, at Hammond, this 22nd day of November. A. D. 1909. ERNEST L. SHOUTRIDGE, Clerk L S. C. By Mae Hanson, Deputy Clerk.
LOST Brown pocketbook containing small amount of money and some bills and receipts from the Lion store. Return 360 S. llohman. 3-3
LOST Bunch of keys with chain attached; also pair of tweezers; lost on E. State or on Calumet north of state.
LOST White bulJ terrier 1 years old, clipped ears, answers to name of Tnt," f.T,r ci ril Vlnlor riit Urn t r T "R.
Mcdarry. 175 S. llohman st. 20-tf
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Two very pleasant and mTci,iflii iltiwnatfllrs rnAmi fur
light housekeeping. Lower cast flat 53 Ugden St., Mrs. Lloyd. 5-2
FOR RENT Rooms for light housekeeping. Apply 268 1'lummer ave.
FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping; also 4 furnished rooms. 56 Hamlin st., rear of Hammond library. 4-2
FOR RENT 4-room cottage, with gas
keeping; also 3 rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 2733 or call 331 Logan
St. -J
FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping; electric lights. Apply 60 Rimbach, 1 door from courthouse. 4-2
FOR RENT One large furnished room, heated; one smaller room; electriclight and bath. 200 Ann St., 1 block west of courthouse. 4-2
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping; gas and bath; rent reasonable. 3411 Commonwealth ave., Indiana Harbor, Ind. 3-3
FOR RENT Best saloon in Indiana Harbor: adjoining Inland steel mill. Apply 3110 Block ave.. Ind. Harbor. 3-6
FOR RENT Nice furnished room for nice young lady; all conveniences. Address No. 1 A. care Times. 3-3
FOR RENT 6-ruora flat; all modern conveniences. S36 Clark st., north side, near Gostlin. 3-3
FOR RENT 3 nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; no children. 277 Michigan ave. itf
FOR RENT Flats. $20; rnodrn. Gary Brokerage & Insurance Agency. Reynolds bldg.. Gary. -tf
MAIL MESSENGER WANTED. Bids will b? ' received by the postoffice, at Hammond for the carrying of the mail pouches between the Monon depot and the postofftce. The bids will be received up until Oct. 25. Appiy to William H. Gostlin, postmaster. 15-tf
PERSONAL.
HAVE YOUR WINDOWS AND DOORS put in Shape for winter by fixing them with ail metal weather strips, all makes: better and cheaper than storm
sash. Call J. E. Howell, S27 Truman ave; phone 5424. 23-tf WANTED You to know E. F. Johnston. 313 Hammond bldg.. Hammond, Ind.. is district manager for the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. for Lake. Jasper ind Newton counties. 6 BOARD AND ROOM-" WANTED Room and board by young man in private family; one with stable in ket-p one horse preferred. C A. care Times. 5-3
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.
Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of Hammond, Lake County. State of Indiana, and of the sixth ward of said
City, that 1 am a male Inhabitant and
resident of said Citv of Hammond
North Township, in said Lake County,
ltioiana, and atiore the age or twenty
ooe years, ap.d thai 1 am of good moral character and I have been continuously
a resident or said City, Ward and Town
snip for more than ninety days last past; and that I will apply to the Board if County Commissioners of said Lake
County at their December Term. 1909 for a license to sell intoxJcatinsr. soir-
itous. vinous and malt liquors in less quantity than a quart at a time on the premises. The premises upon which
i nesire license to sell intoxicating,
spirltous, vinous and malt liquors in
less quantities man a quart at a time and permit the same to be drunk, is
described as follows:
The ground floor front room of the one-story frame building, situated on lot eight (8). block two 12). as marked
and laid down on the recorded plat of
morris addition to tne city or Hammond. Lake Countv Stat of Indiana
being known and designated as No. 966 Columbia avenue, in said City. The
oar-room races on Columbia avenue, a
puonc street or highway in said City.
The bar-room has glass front, with
full view thereof from eaid street.
Living rooms in rear of said building,
o ANDRO PANKO.
The chill waves are here, snow will soon be flying, better make ready now and put in the winter supplies while market is choice. y WILL LOAN YOU THE MONEY TO DO SO. You give us for your srood faith to repay security such aa Household goods, PianoB, Horses and Wagons. You keep the security in your possession at all times.
We give you from one month to one year to repay same in small weekly or monthly payments and a large rebate for prepayment "We do not try to decerve you as outside companies do by advertising fictitious rates, such as $50.00 at $1.20 per week. We tell you in plain figures Just what the loan costs, also the
"mmmmmmm payments without addition or subtraction. WE OFFER QUICK, QUIET AND POLITE SERVICE. Loans made anywhere In Lake County. Loans taken up from other Companies and put on Cheaper Payments and Less Cost. CALUMET LOAN COMPANY Laroest and most Reliable in Calumet District. Room 212 Hammond Bldg., Hammond, Indiana.
Open Every Evening.
Payments Made to Suit! REMEMBER!
Phone Write or Call.
Phone 323.
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LANGFORD CALLS
JOHNSON'S DEMAND
Manager Says He'll Post
$10,000 for Battle. Boston, Nov. 5. Sam Iangford is so
anxious to meet Johnson that he is ready to meet the champion's extra
ordinary demand for the posting of a
$10,000 bet. Joe Woodman, Langford's manager says: "You know as well as
I do that two colored men would be no great attraction in this country, but in England it is different, as the black man has more rights. The National
Sporting club will give a $20,000 purse
for a match between Johnson and Langford, and if George Little is sin
cere about that $10,000 bluff 1 will get
the money and make good in Jig time."
COLLEGE PUG PINCHED
Ravmond, Iowa Graduate,
Whips Theatrical Man.
Iowa City, Iowa. Nov. 5. After
knocking Manager Harry Pocock of
the Bijou theater to the ground three times on Dubuque street at 7 o'clock
last evening, "DufCy" Raymond, the
college graduate boxer, who formerly
conducted a boxing school here, was
arrested by the police.
Raymond, according to passers by,
attacked Pocock as the latter was near
ing the entrance of his playhouse last evening. He struck him three times,
and the appearance of the victim at the city hall a few minutes later verified the statement of those who saw the assault. Pocock immediately called his attorney, and, though badly injured, filed charges of assault with -intent to do great bodily injury.
shot himself while hunting near his parents' heme at Mount Holly, Ohio, today, and died tonightDexter was running down a hill whea he stumbled and fell. His gun exploded and the contents lodged in hlf3 left breast, tearing one lung completety away. Dexter was 25 years old. He played in several minor league teams. He wias drafted last year by Detroit and tSie year before by Cleveland, but was sot called upon by either of these te8jsis. His family name was Oscar Schoeijrn-burper.
PACKEY-THOMPSON FIGHT IS ON AGitfN Will Battle 10 Rounds in Kansas City Monday.
Telegrams from Kansas City yesterday announcing that the scheduled ten round battle between Packey McFarland and Johnny Thompson would be staged Monday night were warmly received by the lightweight staxs. Johnny, accompanied by his sparring partner, Jeff O'Connell, will leave for Kansas City today and Packey will prolably follow tomorrow. Thompscm completed his training at the Mo.iroe baths yesterday and announced that he was prepared for a bitter battle. L.rney Lichtenstein, manager of the Sycamore chicken farmer, will leave tonlfjht. as he was assured the contest would be decided as scheduled.
DEMAREST MAKES A RUN OF 188
APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
Notice Is hereby given to the citizens
of Hammond, Lake County, Indiana of Hammond. Iake County, and State of
iinutiiui. and ni tne sixtn ward or said City, that 1 am a male inhabitant and
"siiient 01 said city of Hammond, North Township, Lake County, Indiana,
arm aoove me age or twenty-one years and that I am a man of Rood mora!
character, and I have been continuously
a resident of said City. Township and County for more than ninetv davs last past.
That I will apply to the Board of
county commissioners or Lake Count v at their December Term. 1909. for 'a
license to sell intoxicating, spirltous vinous and malt liquors. The premises upon which I desire to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time and permit the same to be drunk. Is described as follows: Ground floor front room of a flvestory brick building, with office rooms above. Bar-room faces south on Favette street, a public highway. Bar "is on north side of said room and faces south. Room has glass front, one front and one side entrance, and situated on lot 5. block 3. Townsend and Godfrey's addition to Hammond, Indiana, Known as 2'r, Fayette street. Room is 24x50 feet. 5 HENRY R. SCHNEIDER.
Chicago Cue Artist Shows Class in East. New York, Nov. 5. Calvin Demarest of Chicago played a Btrong game in practice today at Maurice Daly's rooms, Broadway and Fort-yninth street, for the coming 18.2 balk-line billiard championship in the Madison Square Garden concert hall. In the afternoon he made a run of 18ti, winning from Charles Harer by a score of 300 to 73. Demarest's average was 33 S-9, the same as he made in the evening against C P. Conway, when he won by a score of 300 to 48, with high runs of 107 and 71.
BALL PLAYER KILLED,
Charles Dexter Meets Untimely Death. Cincinnati, Nov. 5. Charles Dexter, first baseman for the New Orleans Southern League team, accidentally
BIDDLE BOXES IN DRESS SUIT
Meets O'Brien in FiveRound Bout for Benefit. Centralia. Pa., Nov. 5. Anthoiy
Drexel Biddle and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien boxed five rounds here last night on the stage of St. Igmatfus hall for the benefit of a fund to be devoted to the construction of a new fence j
about the parish cemetery, which contains the body of a nun, sister of O'Brien. Following the benefit tine millionaire society athleie and O'Brien each donated $100 to the fund. They boxed in full evening dress.
MARSH FIRE RAGES. A large marsh fire, which started last Monday afternoon, about three miles east of the Pennsylvania station, is still raging in that district, and It has spread to such an extent that some fear is felt that It may destroy several houses. Chief Feeley of the fire department went down to the scene early last evening and an effort will be made today to put out the fire. It is thought to have been started by sparks from an
engine on the Pennsylvania railroad. Up j to this time no damage haa been done, as the flames are confined- to the tall marsh grass.
Do you know that in the next 60 days the population of Hammond will possibly increase ten per cent. Owing to the resumption of the Standard Steel Car Works and the completion of several new enterprises now in process of construction. It will pay you to investigate these bargain at once.
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5 room cottage on Wood street, near Sibly street, 1,250.00. 11 room house on Michigan avenue near public Library, 2,200.00.
Brick flat, 4 family, on f
gam at 65CO.00. 6 room brick cottage on
Cedar St. price 1,650,00. U
7 room house on Char- I
lotte SL, price 2.300.00.
Fine Modsrn 7 room home on Calumet ave., modern price 3,000.00. Vacaait lots in all parts of tho City also houses for sjde on the easy payment plan. Gostlin, leyn & Co. HAMMOND, INDIANA
THERE IS ALWAYS A "BEST PLACE" TO BUY. TIMES ADS TELL YOU WHERE.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF THOMAS V. STAFFORD, DECEASED. NO. 499. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator f saiil Estatf. by the Judge of the Luke Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent W. A. BUCHANAN. Administrator. Dated Oct. 19, 1909.
ADVERTISE AND AGAIN' IN THE TIMES.
A OVERT! Si!
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN TONCIN. DECEASED. No 49r. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of said Estate, -by the Judge of tiie Lake Superior Court JOHN W. MORTHlxAND. ... . Administrator. Dated Oct. 11, 1409.
For Sale Cheap!
; 10.000,000 feet good newanJ second -: hand LUMBER of ail kinds. Doors, ! Windows, Piumbinz Good, every 1 thing nfcessery t j taild a house with, i Call with estimates. I J. G. RUEU 7337 'JSESSF1 A"
CASH GRAIN MARKET
Winter wheat by sample: No. 2 red $1.17ii' L19; No. 3 red, $1.14tfj.l6- No ' hard. $1.04S21.o:; No. 3 hard. $1.00frl 03 Spring what by sample:. No 1 northern. $1.054i 1.06: No. ' northern $ 1.03 r 1.04 H; No. 3 . spring, . $1.00S 1 . 0 3 . Cor nhv Hamn! Vrt. o eouir.c.n
, No. 2 yellow, 2Ms'63c; No" 's,"' 62.,o:.
Oats bv samplee:e eNeo ZV2rNo. 2 white. 41 He; No. 3 white', 39 V di jOHe: No. 4 white. 3S33e; standard, 4 1 it4 ltjc.
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Sunday, Nov, 7th 909
Lena Park,
Ind!
THERE'S A CHATfCE THAT YOU : OUGHT NOT TO POSTPOXE THAT , "SHOPPING ANY LONGER. READ I THE TIMES' ADS AND SEE IF THIS ' IS NOT SO.
The New Manufacturing City Our 6th and 7th addition will be opened, Also Manufacturing Sites, the last chance for 500 lots at J0 00 Trains stop at South Hohman street, C. C. & L. R. R. 11 a. m. The corner atones of 3 factories and 50 houses will be laid on Sunday, November 7th. NOTE: There will be absolutely no charge for railroad tickets, refreshments or other entertainment. All free. Come and bring yoor friends. You do not need to buy unless you want to. REMEMBER, Everything FREE.
Abstracts Guaranteed by the Abstract Title and Guarantee Co. of Knox, Indiana, Absolutely FREE.
Railroad Tickets to be obtained FREE at our branch offices, 252 State Street, Hammond and at Depot on Sunday. OUR SPECIAL TRAIN stops at the following stations: Kensington; Riverdale; Dolton; Hammond; North Judson and will pick up patrons for LENA PARK.
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
(NOT l.C) 115 DEARBORN STREET Suite 311
Phone, Randolph 3618 Branch Office: .Taussig's Jewelry Store, 252 State Street, Hammond. A Erickson, Manager M. Woronovicz and Julius Tassig OFF FOR LENA PARK. On the grounds look for the Hammond Office Represen stives. They will meet j-on at the C. C. & L, R. n. station, South Hohman. near Conkey Avenue, Sunday at 11:30 a. ra. For mor- information ca!S at Brancn Office, 252 State Street. Tausigg's Jewelry Store. Call for FREE Tickets and Badges.
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