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New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

rvriear~ ,E>-Recatpts about $500 head
stAatv: prime steers S4Sl 90 cows
- 75E4 ~ hef1ers S2ES5. bulls s. 4oGS4 90. calves
-53SS 5o. feeders. s. +egSi 90 HOGS
Teceius about 1900 head. market weak % 90 toNeT
40llS6 42i1 medium % good
weights So 4sgS5 A good
- 1-ina mixed 35RSS -; packing 81 -,2S a., Piss
S6SR an SF{EEF- Receipts. about 5000 head market
steadv % Toe lower. IS 5GS6 yearinss 81 eee
80 -1-,irr1t1 Ta- a0-HOGs slow butchers and ship-
ra-= e. 40. .,nnou s. 50qS6 70 CATTLE steady. far
= - .Tt-rars a. sN51S5 -: counrnou S1GS2 so SHEEP
st-s5g a S}aS4 IS LAMBS steaay. s. 258S5 %
Fasr FtnMaI1 Dec. - G-tArFI4E-Ftecelpts 29p hsa1-
us6t demand and steady; prime stes.s - e5sSd -
Sir-fr~ g 7hTS5 So butchers. 81 2ttSo 30 NEAls
Pess.rts $50 market slow and 20 lover az - 20
e. x t4OGS-Recapta AS0n head. market active snd
shade higher; heavy mixed and 1oENerz % e9 50 =
-tg Sf sN SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Eccelpts u 600 head
@srssf dqu ana lower lambs. s5gss 90 ye2rnss s6g
s -+rars IS 50S5 65, Satfeb % sheep mixed.
So+--SSr e5 1,sraia lambs 81 25dS7 40.
pec G0--CATTI Receipts $500 In
E-4aio s,1,+be-ns Market steady, weak. hef
(.ao.1s export and dressed beat Szaers
a. sn f7tr good S4GS5 - Western steers So 80
Feeders 50 sS4 81" southern steers g
-Itearp cows sass. native cows S2ES4 90 native
0F 81 75HSt rs bulls s. 5oGS4 calves, 50 25GS6 80
5.sfPts 10 Market 60 lower TOT. s. IS
sales SIS e2 SIS so heavy 81 = csc 81 packers.
~ a. 49, sl- rIas ana lights S. 606S8 g SHEEP-Rs
% Sro market STEADY. lambs. s. 5gST - ewes and
ceH,7 tS0s7Ss Western ted yeaTtnEs IS 508f6 so
y,a~5 ssd sheep s4 5oGS5 81, fed ewes 81 23gS5
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

rOr,-- New York. December 20 1905
COFFEB-Ths coffee market was more active during
49, LEeolhs ana ruled hrue- covering and buy
rs y Lads people. The opening was IN changed 20
Po4lls hlsaer ana the market closed a net
1oEance or 2l0 points Sales for the dav were re-
RoLtso OF 1890 bags The opening was considered
oeLler than on the showing OF French mar
N-lscIl AIter opening I franc higher net IN
a-s eo a. the hour Of the local opening hut later
olss % reported an Improvement and Havre closed at
lst acFance q = franc Hamburg was unchanged
e pig higher or the Brazilian markets Santos Vas
.els 1lgher' and while firm circulated report
S1 =. eoILes Was being offered cheap IN Brazil by
q 1 paItlcipaTo-s IN the first Brazilian vaorfZatton
lean local importers published the hrr offers received
81 mem from this same party during the dav and
~1-1h asked s65c for Santos 3s and 5s According
FS,sS ga spot people this prics. which IS
eEAt OASIS Is equal to about 10
I1SSarketi and nesr PC pound March contracts
less dspates from Rio stated that tho Of the
sLLeVSoores lhere vas hanging up all shipments and
Ie interior movement seemed falling
~ receipts al the two ports "a GEO bags
ea-Ast 5V9o begs last year. and Jundiahy receipts
ot the business here during the day consisted of ev
changes from near 70 late months The market for
spot coffee steady. with cIota-ions rsne71 @rr,
. 7-c, according 10 grade ~
The range OF contract prices in The local marker
DAY was follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
TO DEBATE NEW BILL.
Premier Glen enceau Seeks Prompt
Action bg Deputies.

Paris. Dec 2n-The Chamber of Deputies to-
tay decided n take SUD the debate On the new
religious law tomorrow. The postponsment de-
1snded n IL Pelletan- Radical Socialist N
bshaE q The extreme Anti-cle-1caIs, for the
purpose O. preparing arguments, led to-day %
a. energetic oItburst from Premier C1snen-
osau, who characuerzed this demand as a ma
neuvre O. false friends desiring 70 embarrass
hs gove-nueur by attempting 20 deal sepa-
rtslv with the questions Of seQuesrratton Of
property and regulation Of worship. thus caus-
ag delay. TIE Premier insisted upon a rapid
solution of -h- entire question. as the govern
nsnt was facing a difficult situation in an fnef-
fectua- manner owing 10 the insuficiency Of
re present law TIE Chamber agreed with
ne Premier Il was understood IN the lobbies
thai "a CIeneuceau was extremely vexed with
i1is action On the part Of the extremists, and
that he intends 10 make vigorous speech to
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

F- re sErapr 70 The T-fbuTe
Chicago Dec 2o-Bus1ness was slightly more ao-
We today raar yesterday Wheat started firm and
made Ftgt- a6vance. but became weak after thu
mode ot re session, and AZ the close May Was
= lower. U5-h December unchanged Corn had a
sgt falling OF ~ SIS early strength. and in the
% WIS IL lower for December and 1-1Sc higher
- May Oats lost 1y61s- for the current months 9
-5-'erF and gained "a for May. Provisions, after
.'"lag some weakness early. became strong near
- enc s-d 'eft cT At from 21zc 10 So better than
Aey cid YESTERDAY
wheat opened quietly a. about the prices that
V1e current as the previous days session came 70
-ose. bur r took only q few minutes 20 develop
!, Seth thar caused some uneasineEs 20 the shorts
~sy Whest which closed the DAY before Al 7s'sc
= = Al Iszc n the course Of the hrst hours opera
-.& The market lost the slight activity with
-sh + started ard. nothing further Of q stiulu-
-ag nature coming 70 hand. both the price and
= volume ~ the trade declined At the close De
osT wheat T@14c- the same as II was
s-'sfaay afternoon, and May 7S1sc bid against
'se yester1ay
70 cna-ge ~ moment was observable IN the corn
zee e. me start but. encouraged by the 1rmness
Aaeat and The strength and activity IN oats the
Aei hour the market hardened 50 that De-
-. corn was W 80 and May NC What was
- hsard = among the handlers of the cash
- - vas ne almost utter fmposstbnity % getting
- - o move II. either from the country here or 70
- eesl from Chicago. The sample market was
= eno prices from unchanged % i4c down A.
:. use december was t2c compared with 42-to
- Gay sno May ST sSs1c unchanged Local re-
: - o. oats q OILY g cars with htt1e prospect
Al &c movement being enlarged 20 any extent IA
;, near future gave that cereal q strong start 10
eecorapsriulenr OF al active trade IN the
- pe Ha2rzeI the demand was good Tor the limited
- eS al from 74c 70 nc advance December
- a. Ssc. compared with s4isc - Sii4c
So MAJ closed a. s6ssc q seizc, against
ss'$c tire previous day.
- No'-sions trading was % small volume with
49,, AAoT Ing r szEginE tendency. The increased
- Al Western packfr-g points was the de-
ss,e.t feature January pork sold SIC ozh.
a. ard sold g 77sk OF 70 IS 70 and January
- sst2s2 N ss5S.z cs so-S-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

IoN-Ths cotton market was active today
ana haa sharp break before the pbtcton the census
report which proved as expected and was foI-
owed By slight rally covering close steady
a. q EeL decline of % points Sales
esL-Ialeo az 500 coo bales The opening quiet
ssaog AZ decline o. points 10 Of point
ica vas ABOUT as due on the cables At first the
f-7L was steady and worked 8
Gg-res buying
otes between The local market and Liverpool This
l5l1r vas not heavy, however and
l1s market weakened under offerings
hsefs The decline cisheertslsd those who been
aaTgns on 70 long cotton IN the hope OF sharp rally
etors the ginsrs published considerable
long cotton cams On the market which
Let decline q about II p points before tbs report
p4oltshscs with Ja1Uagr sailing q
e25c. The report showing bales zinned
70 December lB follower partial recovery
er1g O shorts and January closed 00Sc and March
a. soSc. The report oS the CensIs Bureau tust
about IN ne with resent estimates % It's showing but
the amount gtr2e3 day during the period between
December and December 15 did falling
OF many had expected and the report hardly
considered bUAish except Il be rendered
trade demand interior holders
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, December N. IaG6
Receipts we're 90 ears a7T head. including
csrs for sauzhtersrs Il the market
held over from yesterday Nothing dotnE n Te
EreaIfug weak. reported to-
morrow market including the stale cattle Dressed
moved slowly barely sustained prices or az q 8e'so
common native sides. Texas
6l f6c latest Liverpool ana London cables quoted live
cattle sailing at tRl2Lac per 70. tops Londen l2Ac
dressed weight refrgerator beef at s7s4esa n E1
ports to-iav nom, and tomorrow
CAL.VF.S- Receipts mainly late yesterday 3s4
head Including f78 consigned direct TO butchers and 81
f9r fra rrarkst Most os the latter ID
WEDNESDAY Ths rev offered to-day selling al
STEADY vrcas loo N FOR sHolea
yeas Tth head bringing 80 % No baruyard OF West
err CsIye. onered Dressed calves quiet 7GI9o for
city dressed veals with extra do selling up TO 1aac
Eaie5 u p Hume: veals Iss n average AZ so a5
per 100 N - 90 I55 70 50, do 100 n. at So do
lei i, ~ IS 40 5 rs 70 81
SHEEP AND AMBs-I'eeeipts were 2s y ears. 6.442
head tnal3ding blth gards con-
siaughtereTs and Il cars a. Jersey c.
a5 cars on sale nearly all at the lower yards The supply
exceeds the and prioes quite deInorae
good nhesp 25c stock
al af lambs stn further declined 25Q85c with
saIsA 400 oWs and taly 70 es seEs Ekey y Ss car
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

r4ss e- Common prime sheep sold e. sass = per
100 n few choice wethers at S. 90 medium . cnot
E07ST cui1s 81 30 NO sales % cana
Sian lambs Dressed mutton easier az Iaqeeo per n
L bsst vs-hars selling up t0c dressed lambs slow
sr5 easier at I0G12ac with most of tns sales AZ 1'n
G12c. -, ,,.- 49, - - -.
s. - IS state do AZ s. - state sheep ia In a.
50. A. t2s n az IS = los n, IS 90. Gate
yesteav1 IS Ohio s1eep IL y at s. % Is state d. iN4
- a. Si- "A Fo 90 n. s. IS. % DO g. n. at s.
> Judd i Co; 2I5 ONO lambs n n a. :, 90 uass
yesterday 24o Buffalo lambs t2 r. q - 90 - 40 o
tsr7s ,'7rnr1issor COMPANY ol5 Bufao lambs. g =
IN. s-O Al - n at 50 Buffalo sheep tf2 n
az SIS so; Gate yesterday - Buffalo sheep. 127 ?. at
Saunders 50 state lambs. 3 = at 8 62la III de-
as n at 81 90 80 DO % 70 at 50 So n ouis - n
a Curtis < Son Gate ysseer1ayt 81 state lambs. 70
N AZ sS do 70 n. s. 30 Il cuis 57 n at - 20
Al state sheep re n at s.: DO. rs n. At S4 cus
> FFG4sFesepts were 1s cars or $3.50 head al ror
sla1IgTte-ers and dozen besides we're ar
wards. Nothing doing
Of irp5rtarce Feeling about steady Country dressed
a 81 Gea n for medium weights and
a. dl0e for ugtt hogs Roasting PISS quoted al the
v-sv from DC 70 I5c. according - weights
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec 2oclosins W EiE,AT-spos arm. Ne =
"a W-sFsrn winter. futures duh, December nominal
,4src6 ~ AID. MAY 6e 50 COBN-spot quiet Amer
Sao mixed new - Sd do Old Is a. futures du Jaau-
- - a so March As tad HOPS London (PacdC
sSsti steady IS 10saf4 I5s FL0UR-St Louis fancy
r-t~ter s+aafv S. PEAS-Cauadian. hrlu IS 1ld BEEF
GFXtra India mess. strong 73s 81 PoRK-Prime mess
v,---tarr st-48v. Cd HAAE=-Short "a "a y,
,,,tst IA TACp<-tTunlba.l IS 80 e.
easV 4Tss snort rih n firm 6l long clear
r1isses to "a duh bIs 3D. do IS %
40 n dun SIS clear backs. l6 70 ~ n qqist 4Ss
~ essr belies IA 70 ID 10 quiet, 5ss SHOULDERS
eaars II 10 u n steady. 48s Cd LARD Prime West
ern n Ilsrces dull a5& Sd American Es.nsls n pals
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
COTTON GINNING REPORT.
Total to Dec. 1S. II,O99OO1 Bales,
against 9,P9r.8I9 Last Year.

Washington. Dec @.-According 10 a bulletin -
sued by the Census Bureau to-day. there had been
gnued up to December Is OF this years cotton crOn
Il .1s0Ol bales against s2s7sl9 this time last
The number Of ginneries reported in operation
this season prior To December Is was IS 222
A break OF about % points in the cotton market
was caused yesterday ~ the publication Of sas
Census Bureaus report on cotton gtnnLRs-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
Proposals.

NOTICE-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
~ cetved until p. II Monday Dscsnoar 81. 1eo6
Oce OF The Pennsylvania Company Insurance.
Lives Granting Anruiriss No. 81 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia Trustee. o. many OF
Philadelphia Wilmington Baltimore Stock Trust Certt
Gates $50 $50 80 will purchase.
The offerings at the lowest prcss not sxcssdns
stated
accepted, parties advised a
and be made when
signed and after "Wednesday. January 2 1907
Proposals endorsed. Proposals for Sale q
Philadelphia Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad Stock
Trust Certthcates." and a15reased to
@ 8. ". PACKARD. Presidsnt.
511 Chestnut Street Philadeiphfs.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
Lost

OsT-Blacz lynx u2u-. electric brousaarn. Thurs
il day 7 so from 5Sth 6th 1I2ch sC.
Tth Revar1 = BACACUS 40 Broadway
quist. dds s. CHEESE-Canadian ansst wafts quiet.
coi,red quiet. 62s I'd TAILOVV-Prt-la city.
strong. 2ss. TURPEN1TNF SPIRTS. nrn 49s ed LIN
SEED OIL. quiet. 2Ss. PETROLEUM. sfsady. SD
ROSIN-CommOn. Arm. los Sd
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

| (,
NEW YORK PRICES
=. whsss: .rg3ss Opening, High Low. usss:s, asZ
fay fHfy ..:::: - 81 ST 81 St sts-'' S. s. 8: 81
55--', Nay -. 50r. 5o7. 5o% 555EF 50a
a0 al F?P5 s Is @ ana 5ft iaro: Ss' Al As9s s is
BID and p 76o a5Ed PP 4 Ia 5s i{ & 4u1se in the Il ssS t
tlos s Cd % L2ea5ly The market was strong with lake
and casting at % 8212G az S7i2c LEAD was frm and
6I5c The London market unchanged at EI9 Us Sd
stILER was qncha1ged At t28 in London and a. fo9
I market with standard foundry quoted Sos iod aad
steady and unehanged Ne fou1dTy Northern quoted
the Produce Exchangs Vas quie with prices unohaned
"e9 sale o loo tons special foundry Deoen6er @
aagaEy' N Fs6rg2TZ T, and MaTe s22 5oaS25 against
any considerable movement in the local market for mo
3tato8s fo9y !sE ISL S S Tss1 srtrff5gI
I4qI5c: fair 15a17o good 1s99lc prime 22924c fancy
roS ~ 0ge @ sI'S & y 5s1tgTs @ 81 e ths taTg @ ] me
brokers said 70 be acting for another large rehnsr De
T 9 6s RFfg 6s @ 9 a. & s9S % QgSs5 @ b po9a s8nt t a s @
s s o'I @ o99 March at 81 = qI ac 800 bbis May at
s fs go 0 09 ss lg9 at 5.5 e 5oG 6s 1y s s
waite b6s Soc and IN baik ioc Psade phia, bbs
45c. ana IN bulk 85c refned cases New YORK Ioo;
Philadelphia 8 e6o; water white New York bbls SOC
s85e white cases New York lsc: Phiiadelp6is
51eoc CoIToNsEED OIL-Prne crude, : B mills
y5c; primo sgR7mer yellow. DeaembeE 4la@414e Do
a. Ma g s7ea7i u r. me 4 99 g. nTi5
white and prime winter yellow nominal ffNsEED OIL
4oS4io. cacata. raw raw. S. L&F1D Oh 75d77c
showing early followed by irregular
@ ae os % 9Dg quite @ and a. about best st point s Of so @
sales Chicago receipts 280o0 CestiInated for
the West, 7s000 PORK steady; quoted Mess. SIT 509
SIS 90 family. SIS 5o9s19 short clear SIT 5O9S1e BEEF
sl1Qs1l 50 extra INDIA mess $50 50s22 50 BEEF HAMS
Arm; quoted AZ S23 50Qs25. DRESSED HOGS steady;
6: pigs ai 8e%c CUT ME EATs-Piekied bellies quiet
quoted 4nokPg 12}sG. 10 10 lie: p H. loesql03+o'
TALLoW Arm; quoted: City, SIC. country, eqe4ac
City lard steady; quoted al s&Ggc Refined lard quiet:
quoted South America 10 15c Continent $500; Brazil
ksgs Il I5c Compound hrm: Quoted at s4Gs9sc
sIEARINE firm: quoted. Oeo 11aG12c: city lard stear
RICERioe fairly active locally but quiet at southern
points Quotations follow: Domestic. screenings 3sg9$c;
second heads 4944ac choice hea case fancy hes
4sq4%c Patna 5iz95'ao: Java lac; Ransoon in
sUGAR-Refnea sugar was quiet, but about STEADY
ana unchanged The tooE1ng are list prices sue1sSr @
cash days. Out loaf and crushed. 55oc; CRYSTAL dot
Eagle 70 bags powdered Eagle confeottouers granQ
lated. oo1; powdered, coarse powdered and tEuI'
9oo. Xxx powdered CSC; Eagle n cartons Of me
guatse 5o n 6ess 90 lo9 o -: y 5 6as 20 60 be ~
DO s5c Eagle standard granulated and diamond
s9 s99?of99sr S5 4o n ' o: 30 No go : aSS: No +
425e no s. 2o2; Nc 3 l6e; Nc 10 3Sc n. 30 II -
don The worlds visible supply at 8lO099 tons
January At ss 114d Locally the market inactive
and 7oinaly u4Shanged wth 5qy gaid 5stes gosa SO
test l5-16c. and molassss sugar Sc test. Lie
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington Dec. &-The condition OF The Treas
n a. me beginning of business to-day vss "a
follows
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
Dry Dock Savings Institution,

Sal and SIS BOwEBY. Cor. Sd st.. NEW YORK
The Trustees have declared dividend for the SIX
months ending December 81. 1908. all deposits
titled thereto the bylaws at the rats Of FOUR
per cent per all sums not exceeding Fhree
Thousan nd Dollars. payable ana altar January A.
1907
Deposits made before January 10 VIII ee en-
titled 20 interest from January 1, 1897.
ANDREW Mills. President
CHARLES MIEHLINC4. Secretary
WM Z PATTERSON. Asst sscrsEary.-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
THE NATIONAL BUTCHERS AND DRovERs
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE ST PAUL
RAILWAY co.

Coupons January 1st 1907 On bonds as this con-
pany viii be paid presentation this Cfhcs
actsr Wednesday. December 23rh
ROSWELL MILLER. Chairman
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS


ESQ Fourth Avenue. Dec 18th 1903
1-5TFF SFNI-ANNTAI DIVIDEND
The Board Trustees has declared dividend ror
six months ending 3st. 1906 at the rate OF
FOVR PER CENT. per anuuun or all sums II $50
and upwards. entitled thereto Payable on and after
he dividend is credited 20 dsposfsors principal
January 1st 1907
Deposits made On before January 10th VIII draw
int tarsst from January 1sr
CHARLES A SHERMAN. Secretary
JAMES KNOWLES. Comp troIIer.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
THE FOTBTH NATIONAL BANK

New York Dec 20. 1905.
The Board OF Directors has thfs day declared
annual dividend OF THREE AND ONE-HALF PER
CENT, payable and after January End 1907
The transfer books win close P n this date
CF5ARI.Es n PATTERSON cashisr
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK.

S E Cor. sth ave. and 1sth St
INTEREST At THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT.
PEP ANNT-M viii be credited depostro-s for the SIX
MONTHS and THREE MONTHS ENDING DEC. 81
TafT on ali sums from dollars three thousand
dollars entitled tharatO under the bylaws payable
Jan 2I. 1907.
JAMES QUIELAN. President
LES NJ BUTCHER. Treasr
HANPpEN POBB, Secretary.
Deposits made before JAN. 10, 1907 will draw
interest from JAN. I. 1907
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
BOSTON srooKs.
-, " r !. Day 8 o. ~ Nassau stress)
RAILROAD EARNINGS

1I.tsa. +Ez dividend
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
NATIONAI BIsCUTT COlIPANY

Ths regular quarterly dlvtdend OF QN;E PER CENT.
the Common Stock has been declared, payabis
January IS. 1907, TO stockholders OF record the
close OF business December 9S. 1905 Transfer books
will be closed from December SO. 1905 January
IS. 1907, both Inclusive F BUGBEE. T-aas
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

from Washington May wheat on the curb
NEW YORK PRICES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-04
"ARTESIA GARDEN
LANDS"

About 100 miles south Of San An
tonia, Texas, lies tract of 1000 acre
called the ''Artesia Garden Lands" so
named because the deep. rich soil and
the mild climate make the land es-
pecially adapted to the growing of all
kinds of garden truck. fruits and vege-
tables. You can find no finer fruit
or truck lands anywhere. Truckers
have been realizing from $500 to $500
an acre from their lands in this sec
ton. There is no better alfalfa land
in this country. that crop producing
from seven 10 nine cuttings each year
and each cutting yielding from ! to
" tons per acre, which sells readily
for from $40 TO s12 per ton. Rocky
Ford cantaloupes grow TO perfection
on this land as do all other kinds Of
tuck, fruit and vegetables. Corn and
cotton do equally as well. From this
lard you get three crops each year. any
one of which would pay for q number
Of acres Of the land. The soil is deep
and rich the climate is fine and
healthy; the location is near town.
schools and churches; the price is ex-
tremely low Can sell 4e-acre tracts
and up at $3.50 per acre: one-half
cash, balance on easy terms. You can
raise a crop in less than ninety days
and pay off the balance without in
terest- Go down and investigate for
yourself. Cheap rates. Next excur-
sion October 18th: only s25 for the
roand trip from Chicago. Why rent
land2 Why work for another and get
just enough to live on2 Buy 40 acres
or more Of this garden spot. and in q
few years You viii be independent.
DO IT NOW. send for descriptive cir
culars of this section
| The Showaiter Land Agency
EAST CHICAGO, IND.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-04
Hobart News

Joe Fax is out from Chicago for a
few days visit with his parents.
George stocker was in the city yes
terday
Dr. w l. owen Of South Bend. Ind,
was in Hobart Wednesday on business.
During the absence of Marshall Rose
Pap" Vague is acting as marshall
Rev. Father Jansen was a Whiting
visitor yesterday.
Lawrence i. XanLoor sold his home
on Fourth street yesterday to C. Hold
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fiester and Mrs
Jaob Fiester were Chicago visitors
Tuesday.
n B. White of the Gazette. who has
been confined to his home by sickness
the past few days, is again able to be
out.
The Barman bowling alleys are be-
ing scraped and repaired this week,
much to the Inconvenience of the bowl
ers.
Fred Rose and wife, George Smith
and Alvin Wild left yesterday for In
dfanapolis sMessrs. Rose and Smith
will attend the meeting of the high
court Of the l. o. #. of A. and Mr.. Wild
is a delegate to the grand lodge of
the Knights of Pythias.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-04
St. John News.


The dance given at Spring Hill grove
last night was well attended.
Mesdames P. Pfeifer and o. Maiitz
visited with Mrs. ]. Pfeifer yesterday.
Joseph Portz went to the county scat
and filed the Democratic township
ticket with the county clerk.
Mrs. P. Berwanger of Hammond Wis
tied with Mrs. Jacob Spanfer yester-
day.
I'D. seherer of Chicago is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob scherer.
for several days.
The auction bills for the sale of the
personal property of Mrs. Lena Aust
gen are out.
H. p. Downey. who was here looking
after his farm, east of St. John, re-
turned to Chicago yesterday.
Cerlaeh Bros. are renovating their
store-house and elevator and putting
everything in order for the fall bust
ness.
Jos. NJ. Gerlaoh, of Gerlach Bios.
nsade a flying business trip to Crown
Point. Lowell Hanover Center and
Cedar Lake yesterday.
Some of our township people went
personally before the county commits
sioners and filed remonstrance
against that piece of road known as
the Neuman road. to Hartsdale. The
decision will be given at the next ses-
sion of the county commissioners after
the report of the viewers is IN.
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Indiana Harbor.

cago on business.
c. E. Bowers is in Chicago this after
J NJ Gizzons is a business visitor
here today.
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business today.
NJ F. Mccain of Chicago is here
spending the day.
Judge T. N. c. Hembron is in Chi
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Robertsdale

Mrs. Frank Beuhler of Indiana boule-
ward. was a Chicago visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs f. r. schaaf spent the
day in Highland, Ind, Wednesday.
1t is reported that a Jewish dentist
will locate here in the near future.
their road, which was very much need
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Minsberg and JOS
eph Lindeman spent the day at Gary
and Tolleston yesterday.
Joseph Brenkus of Indiana Boulevard
has accepted a position with Herman
Schultz & Co, of Whiting.
Mrs. William Kelley of Roberts ave-
nue. was the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Brown. of Chicago, today.
officer August Homan of Harrison
avenue is on his vacation and Officer
Frank Holbeck is on duty again.
Thomas Turley of Lincoln avenue
began work for the first time yester-
day, after being laid up two months
with hay fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Glein of Chicago. were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. julius Lin
neman of Harrison avenue for few
days.
Mrs. Frank Minsberg and Miss Anna
Minsberg of Harrison avenue visited
with relatives in Windsor Park, Ill. to-
day.