Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 156, Hammond, Lake County, 9 December 1913 — Page 7

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NOTICE TO TIMES READERS NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. Readers of the following advertise. nents who wish to eommunlcat with j advertiser whoa identity i not r- j v-ealed. should follow the instruction address them by the key letter glv. en. Requests at this cfOce to reveal the identity of anonymous, advertlaera can not. in Justice to the advertlaera, be answered. Blsaply follow Instructons. Aa far aa It la possible It ta advised that all classified ads ahould either be nailed or sent to the office. The Tlaaes will not be responsible for error i ads taken over the telephone. .WANTED Honest,' bright ambitious boy; must be 16 years old; an exceptionaLopportunity. Apply E. G. Minas Co., Hammond. WANTED Second cook, man or worn- . an. Call Monon hotel, Hammond. WANTED Young man experienced in gent's, furnishings and underwear; only those who a"re experienced and can show good references need apply. See Mr. Payne, Lion Store, Hammond. E3UALK HELP, WANTED Competent girl for general housework. Phone 706 Hammond 4S Highland 8t. 9-3 WANTED Girl for general work. Call 188 riummer ave., mond. house-Ham-1-6 WANTED Girl for general housework; good wages. Call 503 Hoffman st., Hammond. 6"6 WANTED A housekeeper, middle aged lady. Address A 1, Times, Hammond. .WANTED Experienced girl for tteneral housework; must give reference, Mrs. E. C. Minaa. 32 Rimbach ave., Hammond. Stf WANTED TO BUY. .WANTED Second hand sewing ma- ' chine in good condition. F M L Times, Indiana Harbor. 8-3 3SEW -.NI-ECONrj-HAND FURNIj ture bought and sold. Also furniture repaired. People'e Furniture,, rCo. Heintz Bldg., 606-508 Hohman St., Hammond. Ind. . ltf L WANTED TO BUY An up to date second hand Underwood typewriter,' in first class condition. X Y Z Times, "Hammond. WANTED TO BUT Any number joung pigs 6 or 6 months old will pm.y market price, delivered at Knickerbocker farm. Address Knickerbocker, Times of nee. Haiaroond. 17U WANTED TO BUY leitllg aieera. Address R & Times. Hammond. S7U IPSCKLLAIEOUS. FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKING DONE in your own home by expert dressmaker. Phone 12M East Chicago, Ind. WEATHER STRIPS aND STORM SASH. Call J. E. Howell, 148 State st. Phones Hammond 31 and 1987. 605 Gary Theater Bldg., Phone 980. ISHFORJIATION BUREAU. We will give free advice to anybody wishing information regarding the new Income tax.. Call or write Cleary nd Rogers, Lawyers, tit Broadway, Gary. Telephone 3555. 2s-6m . FIXAWn.!, ASSISTANCE. If you need financial assistance w will buy or collect your bills, accounts receivable, notes, etc Confidential. Cleary A Rogers, room 6, 583 Broad-4 way. Gary. Telephone 2565. 14-6r. CREDIT AND CHARACTER HE PORTS Special Investigations and reports en Investments, corporations, firms. Individuals. Confidential. Cleary & Rogers Reporting Agency, 83 Broadway. Gary. Tel. 35RR. LOST A.ND POUND. V LOST At East Chicago dance Friday evening, December. 5, gentleman's gold stick-pin; Roman gom with amethyst in center; reward; return to M. R. D-, care of Times. Indiana Harbor. 9t3 FOUND Small hand bag; describe property and pay for ad. Inquire 744 Walter at Hammond. FOUND Black and white hunting; dog. Owner can have same by paying charges. 562 Morton ave., Hammond. 6-3 SITUATIONS WANTED. SITUATION WANTED A good enginelathe hand wants a job in Hammoni. B O F, Times, Hammond. 8-2 COLLECTION AGENCY. CALL OR MAIL US YOUR BAD Accounts. No charge unless collection la made. Gary Adjustment Agency. 583 Broadway, Gary. DOES ANY ONE OWE YOU MONEY? All kinds of bad debts collected, large or small. No charge unless collection Is made. Mack Co., 110 and 111 First National Bank Bldg., Hammond. -Open evenings. . . - - 8tf ARE YOU A TIMES READER.

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FOR SALE In Homewood, 854 South Hohman st., apartment residence; seven rooms and bath on each floor. Separate heating plants. Location most ideal m Hammond. A bargain, part cash. Address M, Tunes Hammond. FOR SALE Choice 37xl37 ft. lot, Lewis 'St., price $475; choice 50 ft. lot. Highland St., $650; on regular easy terms. Gostlin, Meyn & Co., Hammond. , 6-3 IT SAVES MOSEY. MAKES MONEY TIMES' ADS. FOR SALE. FOR SALE Royal Oak cook stove, two gas ranges. 3S16 Fir street. Indiana Harbor. 9t3 . FOR SALE A horse and two-seated buggy. 3816 Fir street. Indiana Harbor, phone 65111. 9t3.-., FOR SALE Get ready for tha ; ahow. , Fine langshans, brahmas and buff cochins. C. M. Hultchlns, Highlands, Ind. 25tf FOR SALE Radiant Home base burner in-good condition. 108 Detroit St., Hammond- Phone 5S4. 8-2 ; FOR SALE OR RENT Store in good location. Inquire 430 Sjbley St., Hammond. 8-6 FOR SALE Second hand heating stove. Call 337 Henry st., Hammond. 8-3 FOR SALE One Universal base burner and one cook stove; both used one winter; also china closet in fine condition. Joe Teceny. 556-119th St., Whiting. 8-3 FOR SALE Furniture and household - goods. 40 Clinton St., Hammond. FOR SALE NOW Christmas bargains. Unredeemed diamonds, ; watches. These- articles are of first euality and you can get a bargain as we must get our money out. First come first served. Jtivwill payou. to see us., "Provident Loan'v Company, -$12- Hammond -i Bldg. Open every evening. 8tf $550 TAKES MY FOUR CYLINDER 59 h. p. National 7-passenger touring car; In good condition. J. TL Prymula, 4812 Northcote ave., East Chicago. Tel, 725 J. 8-6 PIANO "IN VERY FINE CONDITION Beautiful, powerful tone and 'nice case;' guaranteed for ten years; If taken at once, S0. 148 State" st. J. Mj Wilcockson Music Co., Hammond. f-3 FOR SALE Gas range, two rockera. . . couch, mission tables, ruga,, cupboard, book case combination, dishes, dining tble and chairs. 4J3 Wilcox at., Hammond. . 1.-5 FOR SALE Used Howard piano, mahogany case, refinlshed, fine tone, only 3125. Straube Piano & Music -Co., 629 Hohman St., Hammonds Phone 661. FOR SALE Prlvata party, will aeU high grade Hardieaa plana at big sacrifice for cash.. Call U U, Tlmsa, Hammond. FOR SALE Corn In fodder, . delivered or sold In shock, or by weight. Call 13C9YL Knickerbocker farm., or Times office, Hammond. J7tf BEST COAL Lowest prices. Call Fairmont Coal Co., office and yards, 10th and Broadway; Gary. Phone 630. 1 FOR SALE; 60 head, horses and mares. Have that many on hand at all times. City horses and fresh ' country horses receiveS every week weighing from 900 to 1700 pound. All well broke, single and double. All horses sold with a guarantee if not as represented money refunded. If you "are in the mar Ret give me a trial and you. will 'find roe satisfactory. All cars pass my door. 3241. East 92nd st.. South Chicago. S. Lasser. Phona South Chicago 858. PERSONAL. WANTED Names and addresses of parties on the north -side of Hammond who purchased Singer sewing machines In the lst two weeks from some, Chicago agents. Please call the Singer shop, 171 State St., as it may be of some advantage. Singer Sewing Machine Co., F. C. Miller, manager. BOARDERS WANTED. FOR RENT Seven room flat; modern. 367 Indiana ave., Hammond. Phone 697. 3-6 FOR RENT At Indiana Harbor, fourroom flat with bath, on first floor; modern except hat; $13 per month. A. J. Burns, 3315 Michigan ave. Phone 6C3R. - 2Stf "WANTED TO LOAN. WANTED Money for, making a model pneumatic brush; patent is granted. Address P. O. box 65, Hammond, Ind. BARTER & EXCHANGE. TO EXCHANGE Good lot In Indiana Harbor for an automobile. B. R. Yasulia, 21l3-137th st, Indiana Harbor. smoke MeHle Canadian Club Mixtare. For Klpe or cterartte. beat that leaf skill can produce.- Aa.

FOR SALE Flve room house on one

half acre at Hessvllle, Ind. Insulre Ora Taylor, Hessvllle, or phone 1286Y4. FOR .SALE 6-room cottage on Ash St., 31,800; small payment Clown, balance monthly payments. Call 391 Elm st.. Hammond. 2ltf FOR SALE Four or five pieces choice property prominently located on Calumet ave. Also lots west of Hohman on Elizabeth st. nnd eight new houses and bungalows located in different parts of the city. All bargains. Ullrich & liick. State and Calumet, Hammond. Phone 147. 9-2 FOR SALE A lot near the Baldwin locomotive works. Inquire at Sternberg's cafe, 3329 Michigan ave., Indiana Harbor, Ind. Phone S72M. FOB RENT. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping; two room suite and three room suite. Also rooms with board at 85 Sibley. A nice modern 4room flat. 228 Michigan ave. Inquire 5 Sibley st., Hammond. FOR RENT-rOne furnished room; suitable for two gentlemen; with steam heat, electric light, bath and use of telephone. 95 Douglas St., Hammond. FOR RENT Three furnished rooms rooms , for light housekeeping with gas and toilet; no children. 185 Truman ave., Hammond. 9.5 FOR RENT Modern room; gentlemen . preferred. 437 Logan st., Hammond. FOR RENT In Homewood, six-room flat; gas range and buffet, French windows, fireplace, fumed oak finish, oak floors. . Apply 23 Mason st., Hammond. 9.3 FOR RENT Five room furnished cottage. Owner wishing to make home with tenants for use of home. Call upstairs at 436 Summer St., Hammond. FOR RENT Steam heated furnished rooms with board. 156 Fayette st. Hammond. Phone 934J. 9.6 FOR RENT Modern six room flat; furnace heat; at S33 Hohman st. Inqtrie of Mrs. Borman, 16 W. Mason st. (near Country club), Hammond, 9-3 FOR RENT Four light housekeeDlners rooms or four unfurnished rooms. 418 Indiana ave., Hammond. . " 9-2 FOR RENT Furnished rooms in a modern home; board if desired; convenient to Coiikey plant or the Standard. Phone 1796 Hammond. 879 Erie st. FOR , RENT Four nice furnished rooms for . light housekeeping. 361 Thornton ave., 2 doors east of Alice St., Hammond. FOR RENT Six room flat with bath. 200 Michigan-ave., phone 1015M Hammond. " 9-J FOR RENT Four furnished rooms for light housekeeping; only reliable parties need apply. Inquire 231 Michigan ave., Hammond. ' FOR RENT Nicely furnished front rooms for housekeeping at 505 Hohman st., Hammond. FOR RENT Kitchen, bedroom and pantry, water and gas, (2.50 per week. Inquire 188 Plummer ave., Hammond. 4tf FOR RENT Three nicely furnished front rooms for light housekeeping at 244 E. State St., Hammond. Apply Tuesday, Dec. 9. 8-3 FOR RENT Four room suites for light housekeeping, with electric light, gas range. 675 Truman ave., Hammond. Phone 79. FOR RENT Six room upper modern brick flat. Phone 370 Hammond. 182 Sibley st, Hammond. 8-3 FOR RENT At Indiana Harbor, four . room and bath apartment, with hot water and hot water heat; new build ing; rent 325 per month. Call phone 663R or call at 3315 Michigan ave, In diana Harbor. 28tf FOR RENT 7 room flat: new decorated; near business cenetr, $23. D. W, Dupes Co, 3401 Michigan Ave., phont 879,' Indiana Harbor. t 2-5 FOR RENT Iwo front rooms; modern. . all conveniences, for light house keeping. Phone 1144W. 767 Walter St., Hammond, after 6 p. m. FOR RENT Six room upper flat at 741 Claude st, Hammond. 6-3 FOR RENT Furnished front bedroom for two gentlemen. In private family, with use of phone; references. 192 State St., Hammond. Phone 981W. FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms; hot water heat, bath and gas. Apply 11 Williams St., or phone 838 W Hammond. FOR RENT Rooms - keeping. Call 188 Hammond. for light housePi urn mer ave. LEGATi NOTICES. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. la the Matter of the Estate of John Blasowlch. No. 884. In the Lake Superior Court, November Term, . 1913. - - Notice. Is- hereby given-to the Heirs,

Legatee and. Creditor of Jobji&laao wlch. deceased, to appear in. toe Lake

t superior court, nea at Hammond. In diana, on the 22nd day of December, J913. and Bhow cauae, if any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. t Witness, the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, at Hammond, this 24th day of November, 1913. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE. Clerk Lake Superior Court NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. In the Matter of the Estate of Benjamin Bennett. No. 868, In the Lake Superior Court, November Term, 1913. Notice is hereby given to the Heirs, Legatees and Creditors of Benjamin Bennett, deceased, to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Ham mond, Indiana, on the 22nd day of December, 1913, and show cause. If any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and re ceive their distributive shares. V ltness, the Clerk -or the Lake Superior Court, at Hammond, this 24th day of November, 1913. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE, Clerk Lake Superior Court. NOTICE. NOTICE OF ELECTION. Notice is hereby given to the share holders of the Citizens German Nation al bank of Hammond, Indiana, that an election will be held at the banking rooms of the bank on Tuesday, January 13, 1914. between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m., for the purpose of electing seven directors for the ensuing year. GEORGE M. EDER, President. December 6, 1913. BOX CAR ROBBERS , ACTIVE Two box car thieves were caught In trap at Durham," tn the Lake Shore yesterday afternoon and arrested later m the day by Indiana Harbor officers. They gav their names as John St. James Kelly of Denver and PatrTcU Welsh of Norwood, Boston. Mass. Lake Shore detectives spied the two men when the trairfc stopped lor water at ..Durham- They had broken into one care and were passing from It to another car which tUffy broke Into and entered. The detectives waited 'until the men were occupied Inside and then with their little h&Tnimers and a few nails they nailed tfe door uf the box car shut and the thieves were a ssecurely captured to all intent and purposes, as though locked In the tower of London. After telling the men inside tq cheer up, the worst was yet to come, one. of the detective hied him to the nearest telephon. and called up the Indiana Harbor Lake Shore freight house," notl lying the force there of the pleasant surprise they had "in store for them. The freight house telephoned the Indl ana Harbor notice; -1 telling Serireant Hughes that the train on which the thieves were prisoners was due at 4:45 oclock and. asking that officers be sent to make th arrests. ; Sergeant Hughes dispatch d; Officers- Lneionr and Sano to. th. freight depot; to make tha arrest. The -door was. pried open and the prisoners placed under arrest. They made no resistance and when searched. nothing was found on them - of . any value. A box -f merchandise had been pried open, and that. was the extent of the evidence against, them. Kelly, when asked what line he us ually followed, declared he was a co ment worker ancj, welsh said he was a laborer. Breaking the seal of a car, In transit. whether the thieves get away with any goods or not, now constitutes a felony under a recent bill passed by. the' legis lature, and is punishable by Imprisonment lh thes state' penitentiary, so the outlook for "Kelly and Welsh Is far from encouraging. ; The men are re spectable looking fellows, and by their appearance would seem to be new at their rade. ' GOLD FOR EMPLOYES TO FILL SAHTA'S SACK More Than $1,000,000 to Be Distributed by Chicago Finns. Thousands of dollars In gold, salary Increases, and. service bonuses will fill the pack under which Santa Claus will make his Christmas rounds among the employes of Chicago's business and in dustrial firms. The Indiana Steel, company of Gary will make cash contributions to older employes. , A complete roll of firms listed this year In the columns of generous givers would Include a large representation from every commercial and manufac turlng field in Chicago. Mor Than $1,000,000 la Glftn. Amounts to be distributed at Christmas time by the Crane Company, the s Company, the I Pullman, Comoanv. the Illinois - Steel Company and the International Harve.ter Company will aggregate more; than $1,000,000. Some, of the firmtftirf fol?owr-atIOn8 make ,arS 'f ' Cran Co-pa.y-Wiil distribute bonuses among Its employes, giving to each worker a sum equal to one-tenth '

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Tbe Management of the Provident Loan Co. wish you a Merry Christmas and a Bright Prosperous New Year. It is the desire of this Company to assist you in making this season of the year a happy one for your family and friends. - Don't let the question of money etand in your way this year. A Confidential Loan with us will he the means of paying up all your little outstanding bills and placing you on a clean cash basis for the New Year. This should make a Happy Christmas indeed. We are prepared to lend you any sum from $10.00 to $250.00 and can arrange same for long time, easy payments. - , Our Loans are made on such security as household goods, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., etc., and same is left in your own possession. The cost of any Loan with us is $3.00 for papers etc., and 2 per cent per month interest. This is the legal rate in Indiana, and this Company is Bonded and Licensed by the State, you are therefore fully protected in dealing with us. Our offices are open every evening for your convenience, and courteous treatment is our rule whether you borrow or not. Call and let us explain our system more fully. ' PMfBWSBERJT MWAFd (3(B)., Units. Authorized Capital $50,000.00

It 11 ji j 212 Hammond Building OPEN EVERY EVENING of his anual salary. Total will approximate $600,000. Pullmas Company -Will give salary ncreases to all deserving employes. International Harvester CompanyPlans general distribution of profits. Illinois Steel Company Cash dis tribution among older employes and contributions to pension fund. Indiana Meet Company of GaryPlan Identical with that adopted by the Illinois Steel Company. Continental and Commercial National Bank Cash gifts. SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL At -a special meetins of the city council held at the East Chicago .city hall, appropriation ordinances were passed as follows: Street and alley labor, $3,500. Sewer department, $1,000. Electrlct lights,- $1,200. Police department $3,000. These should have, been attended to at the last regular meeting Monday, night, but the failure of a Quorum prevented, so it ras neces sary for Mayor Schlfeker to call a spe cial meeting of the council. Mrs. B. D. L. Glazebrook of Indiana Harbor, was elected to fill the vacancy on the library board, created by the resignation of Mrs. Fred Stephens, and Walter Spencer was named to succeed D,; D. Dixon on th-v school board. Mr, Dixon also resigned. At his borne this morning no reason was given for the resignation. Mrs. Stephens however said her resignation was on iccount of other duties, which made it almost im possible to attend the board meetings and she felt that she could not do the library board work justice, in conse quence. She regretted the necessity of resigning and will be missed on the board. Mr. Dixon has been a member of the school board for quite a number of years but Is away a great deal, and while this was not the reason assigned. for his resignation, undoubtedly had something to do with it. AN APPEAL BY THE POSTMASTER During the Christmas rush patrons of the Indiana Harbor and? East Chi cago postofflces are requested to help out the departments by seeing to the insurance of their packages, which they wish to mail, before the time of mailing such packages. The insurance of packages in the parcel post takes the place of the old registration and cards must be filled out for the same. It will greatly fa cilltate matters If these cards are applied for and filled before the Christ mas rush, and by the same token, any one with insurance cards to attend to at the time of the rush will greatly hamper the expeditious handling of the holiday mall. One person with such work to do will keep an entire line waiting, thereby blocking progress greatly. HOME MISSIONARY WORK PROGRAM Home missionary work that should appeal to all kindly disposed people Is being carried on by the Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church, Indiana Harbor, at this time. At the regular meeting of the organisation which will be held this evening at the church parlors, a pleasant feature of this work will be done, the work taking the form of making Christmas stockings for a group of from 30 to . 50 youngsters of all nationalities whom Miss Lynn and some of the teachers have banded Into a little club j JT"! - s7& Cnres !a I to $ ay KCTTp i " C.Vo po"a'i J IJ JliUTT J Tl maybeusedfullstrenttb rantd Dot t. IrcLe.b,Uru u ln receipt of$l. Fall particulars mailed oa request, X1EE ETANS C2E2UCA CO. CtBCiOBatU &

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phone, write, or caii PHONE 323 and who meet weekly. These youngsters are little "outsiders" so far as any church is concerned and have been adopted in a way by Rev. R. II. John ston and the Methodist church as their special pets. - For 'the most part they come from homes where there is liable to be but little Christmas cheer, and the ladies of the Home Missionary so ciety, thought It would be a kindly plan to arrange a little pleasure for them. In - accordance with this idea then. every woman of the congregation has been asked to attend tonight's meeting, armed with darning needle and scissors and prepare to sew stockings galore for filling With Christmas goodies. In addition to the work there will be a small program and ligit refreshments and a silver offering. CONGRESS PLAYING CARPS GIVEN AWAY WITH TUXEDO The American .Tobacco company Is, in literal trutn, giving all smokers a chance for a new deal.. As you will notice, if you watch the newspaper advertisements and the signs In the "dealers' windows, you can get a beautiful pack of . gold edged Congress playing cards free .with -every ninety cent lass humidor of Tuxedo smoking tobacco. These cards are . the well known brand made by the U. S. Playing Card company and retailing everywhere for fifty cents a pack. Nothing like starting an evening's social play with a nice clean new deck of these wellknown cards; especially -Jn a mixed party, for the ladles always appreciate new cards to play with. The makers of Tuxedo emphasize the fact, in giving away these cards, that Tuxedo Is really a "home smoke" and can be smoked in the presence of ladles without giving offence. It has long been the boast of Tuxedo men that it is the only tobacco that can be smoked In a closed room without leaving traces of odor in the lace curtains, furnishings, etc. The experiment has often been tried and housewives testify that there Is none of the "deadness" generally noticed in the air, but that only a mild fragrance remains from the tobacco smoke of the night before. The men who intend to surprise their little social card parties with these new decks of Congress cards are advised to take early advantage of the free offer, for the offer is qualified by the statement "while the supply lasts." Go early and be sure. classttosd advkhtisino piarr Mr offer before) most of tke people In tnis city weaa tt wrall my tmt Every Woman Is interested and should know about the wonderful Marvel J'"' uoucne Ask rottrdrnerist for It. If he cannot sopply toe fiAKVBL, accept no otner. Dot send stamp for book. Marvel Cs. 44 E. 23d St.. N.T.

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I LI CO. Hammond, Indiana OPEN EVERY EVENING UNGRATEFUL CHAPS. Eignats Duybill and Harry Jusik, Washington street, Gary, were taken Into custody by Officer Fred Stelow of the Hammond police this morning on a charge of larceny. The two men were captured In a company house at ' East Hammond .where they "were" hiding, . Duybill and Jusik were wanted - at Gary for robibng their' boarding house keeper of some shoes and clothing. The boarding house - keeper ' had ' befriended the two men and-gave them a place to stay. Several days ago they robbed the boarding house aad came to Hammond, r The psir received employment ob the bridge -construction south of Hammond and had the stolen goods on them this morning when they were arrested. They will, be ; taken back to Gary today. . PUG BREAKS HIS ARM. Pittsfleld, Mass.. Dec. S.-The- tenround bout, scheduled between Johnny Gallant of Chelsea and G-rover Hayes of Philadelphia was brought to an abrupt close -after the fourth round last night, when the referee stopped the bout and announced that Gallant had broken his left arm and It -would be useless to continue.' ....- - . Monon Roiite Chicago Indianapolis . . : Cincinnati v And All Points Souli . EFFECT NOVEMBER 2. 1913. NORTH BOUND. is L.Y. Ham. Ar. Chi. 6:1S am 703 am 6:37 am 7:32 am No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 36........ 4 40 . 9:47 am 10:45 am .11:40 am , 12:25 am . 4; 5 5 pm 6:40 pm 32...... 38...... 6 30...... 16 ...... 5:05 pm 6:50 pm .....7:30 pm 8:15 pm 8:35pm 9:20pm SOUTH BOUND. 4-. Lv. Chi. , Ar. Ham. ..... . 2:30 ara 3:15 am ...... 8:00am 8:45am No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 31., 15. 37., 6... : 9:20 am 10:05 am 9:40am 10:25am 12:00aoon 12:45 pm 33. 39 3:10 pm ' 3:53 pm 3 ......... 9: 00 pm 9:45 pm 35 ..10:05 pm 10:50 pm W. A. BARKMAN, AGENT. - & Guaranty Co. HAMMOND AN3 CROWN rOIKT, IN

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