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The Lake County times., 1906-10-11

eventually buy farm. but has not de-
termined where. Since IL was first
learned that he was to inherit the
money he has been besieged BY agents,
who wanted to sell him something, and
has had such a retinue of followers
with rare bargains" at his heels that
he is disgusted with the land PROPOSE
uon and will seek no investment what
ever until spring. he has no thought
OF buying gold bricks or green goods,
and. being man of good judgment and
excellent habits, as well as having a
good idea concerning the values Of
land. he will doubtless make his pur-
chases in a thoroughly businesslike
manner.
On Wednesday Mr.. Sage received a
draft for eighteen dollars. being his
quarterly pension for his service in the
civil war, where he served in the Sew
enty-second and Thirty third Illinois
regiments. When he presented it to
the bank for cashing the cashier re-
marked that the check must seem quite
insignificant after the large ones of the
day before He remarked that it did
not, as he had earned what il repre-
sented, while the other had come to him
by the fortune of relationship.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11

stock that has not been covered. but
rather Increased on every strong spot.
When they start TO cover it will not be
able TO see them for the smoke the
stock viii make in going to higher
prices. this viii be more of bull ar
gument in the stock market on a :
per cent dividend than all of the Union
Pacihc dividends or Southern Pacific
dividends In fact. you can feel safe TO
buy
II some of the doubters on Steel
stocks would talk to actual people en-
gagged in the iron business they would
get some idea OF what is going on in
the Steel trade. There is almost a
famine in pig iron, the furnaces can
not turn it out fast enough to supply
the demand the consumption is SO
great. The mill and manufacturers of
the finished products are sold up foI
all OF next year and are actually re-
fusing 70 accept any more orders. The
published report OF the ship building
company viii give some idea OF the
tremendous increase in business. The
steel men who are actually engaged in
the manufacturing are more than en-
thusiasttc. They can see no end to il
and can only think OF increasing their
facilities for making more products.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11
CHICAGO LETTER.


Chicago Oct. lev Early
trading was at a little higher level
than yesterday, but the volume of bust
ness was small Receipts in the north
and southwest were lighter than usual
and their markets were relatively
higher than ours. Cash demand here
light Exporters seem to be out of the
market at present The market closed
a shade lower than yesterday.
Corn.-Dull and lower. Receipts OF
both the new and old corn are increas-
ing rapidly. and the cash demand is not
absorbing them as rapidly as the situa-
ton warrants 1t is claimed some sta
tions in Illinois are blocked with old
corn and unable to get cars to trans
port il to market The close was weak
a about the lowest of the day.
Oats.-Liquidation was apparent in
this cereal. The government fg gures is
sued yesterday were disappointing to a
majority of spectators. The close was
barely steady.
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NUMBER OF UNIMPORTANT
STATE CASES DISPOSED OF.
Criminal Calendar is Gradually Being
SIfted Down by Trials and Defaults
-MalIOy Damage Suit StiII on

The grind in the Lake county supe-
perior court continued today making
good progress before Assistant Judge
Bowers in the State cases while the
personal injury case of Mrs Malloy
against the Calumet street car company
is still on trial before Judge Tuthill
1t is expected that it will be finished
late this afternoon as all the principal
witnesses have been heard.
George Molich of Indiana Harbor was
sentenced from two to fourteen years
in the penitentiary for having stolen
$3.50 from George Rogers of Indiana
Harbor Molich claimed to have re-
ceived the money from Rogers little
son.
John Dumpley was given three
month Imprisonment in the county Jail
and wos fined 500 and costs. Dump
ley has no money and will probably
serve the entire fine in Jail
Frank Buck pleaded guilty to steal
ing brass journals from the Indiana
Harbor railroad. Judge Bowers fined
him $50, disfranchised him for one
year and added 80 days in the county
Jail.
The case of State against Frank
Stayeley was dismissed in default.
The case of Frank Kadow who is
charged with stealing brass from the
Indiana Harbor steel works was tried
at o'clock this afternoon.
While the Neff and Billings cases are
next on the docket it was not thought
that they would come up for trial to-
day Neff and Billings it will be re-
membered We're in the street car row
at the Lake Front last summer.
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SUBLIME LOVE.

Love in its most sublime form is dis
played when administering to or assist
ing the helpless A beautiful illustra-
ion Of this love can be found in the
home of Mrs. Catherine Angel. Lafay-
cite avenue, Jacksonville, III. For
years past, and until a few weeks
ago, Mrs. Angel was helpless. Her
hands were crippled, fingers disjointed
and arms and shoulders stiff, caused
by that dreadful disease, rheumatism
Day after day loving hands performed
the duties that her helplessness de-
prived her from doing.
Upon advice Quaker Herb Extract
was obtained from a local druggist. In
a short time the stiffness in her joints
disappeared. and to her great surprise
she was again able to use her hands
and fingers. In the words of the dean
old lady herself: When l found thai
| was able to button my own dress.
did not hesitate a moment in going tc
the druggist who sold me this great
Quaker Remedy, and requested him tC
let other people know how quickly anc
surely Quaker Herb Extract cures
rheumatism"
Quaker Herb Extract is for sale by
your local druggist. or is sent on re
ceipt of price $1.00 Quaker Herb Co.
Cincinnati, o.
Free booklet and circular sent 10 any
address upon request.
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"ARTESIA GARDEN
LANDS"

About 100 miles south of San An
tonia. Texas. lies a tract of $4,000 acl les
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 5000 to $500
an acre from their lands in this sec
tion. There is no Netter alfalfa land
in this country. that crop producing
from seven to nine cuttings each year.
and each cutting yielding from l to
IL tons per acre. which sells readily
for from SO 60 $12 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 we'll From this
land you get three crops each year any
one of which would pay for number
OF acres of tile 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 4c-acre tracts
and up at 1880 per acre. one-half
cash. balance on easy terms. You can
ralse crop in less than ninety days
and pay off the balance without in
terest 60 down and investigate for
I yourself Cheap rates Next excur-
sion October 18th: only s25 for the
roGnd trip from Chicago. Why rent
+ land? Why work for another and get
I fust enough TO live on9 Buy 20 acres
I or more of this garden spot. and in g
7 few years You viii be independent
+ DO IT NOW. Send for descriptive cir
/ eulars of this section.
I The Showalter Land Agency
BAST CHICAGO, IND.
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imagination and a dozen white shirts
and railroad passes to run a newspa-
per. But money-heavens TO Betsy and
six hands around, who ever needed
money TO run newspaper Kind
words are the medium OF exchange
that do the business for the editor
kind words and church social tickets.
Don't worry about the editor. He has
charter from the state to act as door
mat for the community. He'll get the
paper out somehow and stand UP for
you when you run for Office and lie
about your pigeon footed daughters
wedding and blow about your big foot
ed boys when they get 81 a week job
and weep over your shriveled soul
when it is released from your grasp
ing body and smile at your wife's sec
ond age.-Le gansport Chronicle.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1905.
BIGGER THAN THE LAW.
Editor the LAKE COUNTY TINES:

Editor THE LAKE COUNTY TINES:
Who or what is or are the so-caIled
Illinois steel company? Is this the
firm which not long ago. stole a
$4,000 600 mill site from the city of
Chicago? Is this the same bunch that
sells steel rails in Liverpool. Paris and
Berlin 25 per cent cheaper than to
builders in their home city of Chicago
The writer is honestly ignorant OF
these important matters and simply
asks out of curiosity
Bat one thing we all do know and
that is this all-powerful institution.
combine or corporation treats the COM
mon law Of tile state ANA nation with
a measure OF insolent contempt second
only to its superb Indifference to the
lives and frequent deaths Of employees.
Scarcely a day passes that the city
OF Chicagos mortality list is not ma
terially increased BY anywhere from
one 10 a dozen deaths among the work
ers in the great South Chicago mills
death in its most agonizing and fear
fui form Generators and cupolas have
the unpleasant habit of bursting and
exploding. pouring their tons of molten
metal upon the unfortunate workmen,
or the giant travelling cranes crush
and grind human forms out of all
semblance to living. breathing beings,
or someone Of the company's two score
dummy" engines, creeping stealthily
with its load Of flaming ingots through
the myriad windings of the great yard
claims it's unwary victim.
These lamantable accidents may not
perhaps be altogether avoided and are
generally regarded as but one of the
regretable incidents of mammoth in
dustry But. ands right here is where
1 enter my emphatic protest, why are
the names OF the unhappy victims OF
these awfully frequent accidents" sc
jealously guarded from the press. the
general public and their friends? BY
what right are these suffering men
hurried away to the "companys hos
pital," and all particulars regarding
their condition or their fate positively
and brusquely refused to the authorized
purveyors Of news? Time after time
have l read the Very lines that caught
my eye in last evenings LAKE CouN-
Fx TINES. The names Of the injured
mon are unknown. as they are in the
Illinois Steel companys hospital, ana
those In charge refuse 20 give cut any
information"
Personally. ! am too much Of ar
American to believe that this sort OF
suspicious secrecy should for a single
moment be tolerated. and were I asso-
ciated with newspaper in South Chi
cago, / would take means to ascertain
my rights as a journalist in matters Of
such moment as the death and mutt
lation of scores Of my fellow men, al
the big guns to the contrary notwith-
standing. w H. M.
Hammond. Oct. Il.
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Poor old PIatt.

Poor old Tom Platt! It is both pitt
ful and ghastly. There seems moth
ing but the carcass left and the buz-
zard space writer's are having picnic.
y et as the old woman said with pride
or her spouse dying Of alcoholism. "he
was boss in his day" What career
for the moral platitudinizer-no pun
intended!-for the yellow Journalist,
for the lay-preacher the story-teller,
and the apostle OF reform, In public,
the soul of the amen corner" in pri-
vate the source and resource at once
of corrupt politics and evil passions.
No one remains now to pass the plate
for a campaign fund which does not
concern him. to pass the cup in an
swer to his sinister and ghostly let
the canakin clink." The very chorus
girls are gone. The place is empty.
And. as the darkness falls and he
clutches al the shades of Tweed and
Quay. he seems to say in strange.
sepulchral voice. Me toor'-Louisville
Courier-Journal
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WITH THE EDITORS.
aISh Recov ers.

John r. Walsh IS regaining his for
mer prominent position i'll the financial
world The capitalist who on Dec. IS
last was believed to be a candidate for
membership in the Down and Out"
club Is again struggling to the top of
the ladder He is now III a fair way to
recover more than S10.OO0,ooo Of his
fortune IF Mr. Walsh succeeds in pay
ing off his Indebtedness aud accumu-
lating millions as we'll he will have
accomplished a gigantic task which
10 months ago seemed Wen nigh i'm
possible
The story OF the Walsh failure or to
be exactly accurate the story since
his financial collapse, has been one of
Indiana. The various chapters have
been made up of minor struggles pre-
pairing the way for the climax which
is now impending. II has been a tale
Of mines and railroads, The success
of Mr. Walsh Of course. means much
to himself. bur also means much in
Indiana. especially Terre Haute. His
financial recovery can best be appre-
elated in those sections of this state
where he has been interested. The
Chicago inancier may have his enemies
many may be honestly opposed to him
but the people in various communities
vitality affected are glad that his ef-
forts seem sure 10 win.
til John r. Walsh pays his entire
Indebtedness and comes out Of what
looked like permanent ruin. several
times Millionaire. he viii have made
a recovery as spectacular as his fail
ure.-South Bend Tribune.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11
RACING RESULTS.

Belmont Park n. Y. oct. 11-Gam-
brinus, first Deutschland, second; Rig
nets, third.
Second race-St. Kelvin. first; Mr.. Nc
Gam. second; Sanctus, third.
Third race-vox Populi. first: Hard
Shot. second; Hyman. third.
Fourth race-Zienap. first; Belle of
Pequest, second; Brookdale Nymph,
third.
Fifth race-Momentum. first; Mont
fort. sec nd Dolly Dollars, third.
Louisville, Oct. 11-First race-Mal-
ia. first; Lady Vimont, second; Refined
third.
Second race-Ethel Day. first; Man
sard second. French Nun, third.
Third race-The Borregian, first
Martius, second; Azora, third.
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I.andis and Cuba.

Congressman Charles B. Lands de-
clares himself as unalterably opposed
to the annexation of Cuba and makes
tho assertion that the recent revolution
there was fomented and carried on by
the tobacco and sugar trusts. The
same charge has been made before but
somehow it has always been unsup
ported by evidence. Facts to prove the
accusation are lacking and as the revo-
luton is so easily explicable in the light
of the character and disposition of the
Cuban people. there are those who will
be inclined to doubt at least one OF
the sins laid at the door Of the iniquit-
Gus corporations. The Cubans indulg
ed in a revolution because it came easy
and natural for them to do SO. Indeed
it would have been difficult and unnat-
ural for them to have refrained from
attacking the government after a dis
gusting peace of six or seven years
Mr. Lands aversion TO annexation is
probably shared by a great majority
of our people but there are but few
blind to what circumstances and con-
ditions viii ultimately force this coun-
try to do. There viii come a time
when patience will cease to be a virtue
and when the indignant protests OF
other nations will force Uncle Sam to
assume closer relationship to Cuba
than that OF rotector.-Fort Wayne
News
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11
NEPHEW GETS FEW THOUSANDS
OF SAGE'S MANY MILLIONS.
Elixur sage, OF Rensselaer,, May Now
Live Life of Ease Because of His For
tunate RelationshIp-Has 5ooeo.

Elizur Sage. OF Rensselaer,. nephew
Of the late RusseI Sage. now has in
hand s5o.o0o, which he received as his
part Of the Sage estate. According TO
the viii Of the hnsncier each nephew
and each niece was TO receive $2S.o0o.
but the widow has doubled the amount.
The money came TO the Rensselaer, man
in two $4,000 checks. Rensselaer, peo-
pie are very anxious for Mr.. Sage 10
remain in the neighborhood of their
town. Up to the present time he has
resided on rented property in the east
part OF the city ana viii remain here
until spring. being in no hurry TO in
vest his money. He has been a farmer
for many years. and likes farm life
and Will. therefore, in al probability,
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11

There is more catsrrh IN this section Of the
country than a 7 other diseases put together an
unit the last few ears was supposed IN e in
curaF lie. For great many Years doctors pro
nounced II a local eiseose and prescribed local
rene 7ies. and By cons antlv falling to cure with
local treatment, promo need IL incurable. Sri
ence has nroven catayrh TO he q constitutions al
disease and therefore requires constitutions
treatment. Halls Catsrrh Cure. manufactured
fyF. !. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Ohio. - the only
constitutional cure on the market. Ii is taken
internally in doses from ten drops to 8 teaspoon
full Ii acts directly on the hlood and muco
surfaces of the system They offer one hundred
dollars for any case ii falls to cvNTe- Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Address: T. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold By Druggists, Sc
Take Halls Family Ptlla for constipation.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Straube Piano factory wishes to
announce that Ii has no retail branches
or stores in Hammond or elsewhere.
The company sells direct from the fac
tory only, at factory prices. Do net
be misIed or confused by pianos
with similar names, but when In the
market for an instrument, buy direct
from the factory, thereby saving mid
clemens profits and agents commission.
Terms TO suit. Take south Holman
street ear, come and see how GOOD
pianos are made. 1G-s-1wk
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11

Visitation OF Most Unreasonable Octo-
her Weather in Many Years.

Squaw winter" put in an early ap-
pearance this fall. yesterday being the
coolest October day this vicinity has
experienced in years Although a ris-
ing temperature was promised for to-
day. the ascent was not so very notice
able. Within the past thirty-six hours
the temperature as registered in Chi
cago ranged as low as 30. causing ice
TO freeze and doing much damage to
late garden plants. Hammond may
consider itself fortunate, however, for
the weather here has been ideal COM
pared with that which characterized
other parts of Indiana. In Stillweu,
near La Porte. for example fourteen
inches of snow was reported yester-
day. In La Porte proper the fall
measured six inches. Snow from the
small furry to a little short of full
hedged blizzard was the rule through
out Illinois and Indiana and also pre-
vailed to considerable extent in many
other states Trains that passed
through Hammond from the east bore
evidence Of having encountered wintry
weather. many of the coaches being
covered with ice and snow.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11

The order Of the postoffice depart
ment that the stamp Of time of re-
ceipt of letters in local Offices be omit
ted was unwise. There are a hundred
reasons why that stamp should ap-
pear The time OF receipt of a letter
at the postofiice and its delivery to
the person addressed is often a very
important feature in a discussion over
business incidents. A petition for a
resembling Of the order Will probably
be sent from various parts OF the
country especially the large cities
Elkhart Review
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11
Between Trains
A Conservative kentuckian.

Two northerners travelling in the
mountains OF Kentucky, had gone for
hours and hours without seeing a sign
Of life. AT last they came TO a cabin
In clearing. The hogs lay in their
dirty holes. the thin claybank mule
grazed around in a circle to save the
trouble Of walking, and one lank man,
whose clothes We're the color of the
claybank mule, leaned against a tree
and let the time roll by.
How do you do?" said one of the
northerners.
"Howdyi"
Pleasant country
The native shifted his quid and
grunted
Lived here all your life?"
The native spat pensively in the
dust. Not yit.9 he said. languidly.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11
SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAMES.

The schedule of the Hammond high
school football team was announced to-
day with the exception of few open
dates, and is as follows.
Oct lS-East Chicago Tigers at East
Chicago
Oct 20-Crown Point high school at
Hammond.
Oct 27-Lowell high school at Ham
mond.
Nov. 3-La Porte high school at La
Porte.
Nov lO-Crown Point high school at
Crown Point.
Nov. 17-LoweI high school at Low
ell
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11
ANNOUNCEMENT.

II. Z. Tuttle wishes to call the atten-
ton of the public to the new elegant
location of his tonsorial parlors in the
rooms formerly occupied by Bloomhoff
& Co. First National Bank building.
Billiard and pool room in connection
1O-10-1w.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11
SENATOR BEvERIDGE ILL.

Boston. Mass. Oct 1o.-United states
Senator Albert J. Beveridge. who is
10 speak here on the 22nd. is i'll at the
home Of George 3 Baker in Brookline.
and it is probable that all OF his speak
ing engagements for d week or ten
days will be Cancelled
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11
No Money Needed.

There is 50 much pleasure in publish
Ing newspaper that some editors are
refusing money as a reward for their
services 1t takes wind TO run a news
paper. 1t takes gall to run a newspa-
per. 1t takes a scintillating, acrobatie
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11
Chanson de Mutt.

Now III these chilly autumn nights
When you'd reach down to yank it
Up Ger your form
To make you warm
Oh. where's that other blanket?
Why do some husbands call their
wives 'Duckie?
Because they develop large bills.'-
Town Topics.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11

HAMMOND is threatened with
cheaper telephone service Somebody
must be fixing up something to sell to
the monopoly.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-11
Money to Loan

In any amount on short notice. On
real estate or personal properly, By
StiHson Bros Attorneys st Law,
Stenographer and notary IN of1loe. All
inquiries strictly confidential. Suite
los. First National Bank B--4ding.
Hammond Ind.
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