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Arizona republican., 1906-04-10

Naples, April 9.-Fo ports of fatali- ties consequent upon sthe eruption of Mount Vesuvius are 1ming in. Ac cording to informati6,t received late tonight, probably as many as 800 lives were lost. It is said that more than 200 persons perished in the district of San Giuseppe, where from the ruins of q church which collapsed, owing to the weight of the ashes on the roof, forty-nine corpses were eXtricated and it is asserted that at Sorrento thirty seven persons were killed by falling houses. A railway train from San Giuseppe for Naples was derailed ow- ing to the showers of stones from the crater.
 Cavalry proceeding to the succor of the inhabitants of the devasted section have been unable to proceed the rain falling on the ashes a foot deep having made it impossible for the horses to travel. The seav is greatly agitated The sky has cleared, but heavy clouds hang over the east, threatening a fur ther downpour.
 The streams of lava are almost sta tionary. Troops are erecting barriers in the direction of POmpeii to prevent further danger in that quarter.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-10
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

New York. April 9.-NoruinrStar defeated Cure of Paris in the first game of the billiard tournament to- night by the score of soc to 4sS
Arizona republican., 1906-04-10
A DAY OF TERROR.

Naples. April 9.-This has been a day of terror for the cities, towns and country about Mount Vesuvius Un- confirmed reports place the number of dead and injured at several hundred, but not many facts can be obtained upon which to base an accurate esti- mate. At midnight the situation ap- pears more assuring, the lava streams having diminished in volume and in some directions having stopped alto gether. while a copious rainfall is cooling the lava where it lies station ary.
 Almost equal with tne devastation wrought by the lava is the damage done by cinders and ashes of which incredible quantities have been carried great distances. This has caused the practical destruction of San Giuseppe, a place of 5000 inhabitants. All but 200 of the people nad fled from San Giusippe. and these 200 assembled in d church to attend mass.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-10
EASTER PRESENT.

To the friend in the east, send box of Donofrio's celebrated Crystal fixed Cactus Candy. The incest thing in the world for an Easter pres cnt.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-10
WEAVER TODAY.

Washington, April 9.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair Tuesday and Wednes- day.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-10

FOR SALE-A six-room new, mod ern brick dwelling on North Second avenue with bath, screen room, toilet, electric lights and gas. E. E. Pascoe, 110 North Cente- St.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-10

$10OO buys % acres school land with 3 room house, large porch. screen sleeping room. stable. buggy shed chicken yard. bored well. vines su.i fruit trees, 3 acres alfalfa Pascoe. 11a N. Center St
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-27
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.

New modern home rooms and halls.
close in, fine west side location, furnace.
complete bath with instantaneous gas
heater, gas lights, good basement, brick
walks, rooms papered, etc. Price 50 0G0.
Will take in good North Topeka property
up to $1,000.
Tyler St, near 5th, rooms. III lots, 81
600; $500 cash, balance monthly. Rent $40.
Almost an acre, nice cottage and lots
on west side, good location, $3.50; $3.50
down, rest to suit purchaser
New cottage, block to Central Park 3
rooms, lots, bath, gas, sewer connection.
city water, brick walks. Price 81, 800; $500
cash, balance to suit.
1920 Polk St, rooms. modern, As foot
front, fine shade. Cheap.
just a little down in cash buys 1924
Spruce, rooms, IL lots newly painted
papered, news walks, porches, etc. Month
" payments. Low price.
room cottage lots, east front, near
Sumner school. gas, barn, city water, els
tern, etc. Price 50. 400.
Nice home rooms near 18th and Tyler,
s., $50; $3.50 down.
Down town. ? blocks from transfer sta
tion large house, IL lots. S. 200. Modern
Easy terms Bound to increase $500 inside
Equity in rental property west side
to trade for cheap west side lots. Equity
$3.50
Morris ave. cottage rooms. IL lots,
furnace, city water. cistern, $1.700
Some fine lots 5 and blocks from the
shops, on 9Th St. $50.
Lots near Governors Square. $3.50
Quarter section TregO county 81 rer
acre. Want to trade for Topeka property
North or south side.
Orchard Place lots.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Bldg.
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FOR SALE:

New modern 3 room house, close in
5 room new cottage, well, cistern, pump
and sink in kitchen, cemented cellar. barn
and shade, lots, near car line and paved
st, $1.4OO.
4 rooms. 2 lots. barn. shade. Lowman
Hin, " block to car and paved St., $3.50.
room cottage, good as new. excellent
well. cistern, cellar, nice yard. on Tyler
St, near Sd. $1,000.
room house near Polk school, 200.
so it. front, one of the best locations on
N. Kansas ave. $1,000.
lots on corner, choice location, High
land Park, block to car. A snap at $175.
room brick house Crane St, part cash
and balance time, SITS.
IS acres. good house, barn, water, fruit,
miles out, 81, 400.
3 lots near 18th and West St, 500 each.
acres, s rooms. barn, cellar. cistern,
well, close to school. paved street and
car. $500.
II acres 81 miles. west of Topeka. $1,000.
acres. rooms, barn, south of city. y
mile to car, s1.250.
80 acres smooth prairie meadow z miles
of railway station, Shawnee county. ST.
$50.
50 acres to trade for city residence.
20 acres, improved, miles southwest of
city limits, nice location. a snap, 5000.
WESTERFIELD & CO.,
Central National Bank Bldg,
Ind. Tel 1886 Topeka, Kan.
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FaR eAr.E.-nr1soE.r.r.A1Erous.
ron sAn4R-aErsCEr.r.ANEOus
BARGAIN LIST.

hanners
ing rife With
andba
atoneS B nat
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by Wright
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sandje of a a
PAINE
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ELIAS WHITE & CO,
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE


A highly improved 1853 acre farm near
Topeka, all new buildings, all smooth
land, $45 per acre.
$50 acres 5 miles out, highly improved,
worth $4,000 our price $4,000.
This is the cheapest farm in Shawnee
county: 40 acres miles out, well improv-
ed, close to car line, S.. 200.
40 acres bottom land 81, 200
over 200 farms to select from, and some
bargains, too.
Have some cheap property on the east
side and in Oakland; also vacant lots
some cheap property close to shops; some
on easy payments
we have anything you want.
acre, acres, acres, 10 acres, % acres,
81 acres, and room houses and to IL
lots, ranging in price from ST. 100 to 1880,
barns and chicken houses and pig pens,
all ready for business; hotels and grocery
stocks, rooming houses. restaurants for
sale or trade.
We can sell you a farm as sure as you
go with US and look at them. We have all
can and see me for bargains. or write
Ind Tel 1884. $40 Kansas Ave
IF YOU want to sell your farm or city
property. list it with
DAVIS. WELCOME & CO,
107 West Sixth st ToueIra Kan
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2 GENUINE SNAPS.
2 GENUINE SNAPS.

To close out estate will offer the fol-
lowing properties. consisting Of room
house on Tyler. for one thousand less than
actual cost. Also SO acre tract miles
northeast of city at a bargain.
SEE WILLIAMS
With Partnership Real Estate Co,
107 West 5th st. Ind Phone s7z.
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ZOE aA1.E-RnAr. -

FOR sAIE-REAI ESTATE
REAL ESTATE RoUDEBUsH.
room house. ~ lots. On Tyler St. near
9Th, 5000.
A me corner on Park. west side, room
cottage, S1.375.
room house. new. nne location. on
high ground, near Washburn, IA lots. ST.
$50
room house. IL lots. on Monroe St.
close in. bath, gas. 49, 200
New room house, bath, gas, furnace.
shade. so feet 'front.' west side, $500. This
IS a snap
room house. bath. furnace. IL lots.
east front, s. 400.
six lots. near Cages park. foundation
cistern, $3.50.
Y acres. room cottage. good location,
crop and stock with place. $500.
Several farms and small tracts to ex-
change for city property.
Many houses of all sizes and prices. al
so farm land in this and adjoining coun-
ties.
$50 acres 10 miles from Emporia. improv-
ed farm. will trade for smaller farm or
city property.
Safety deposit boxes So per year.
Farms for sale and trade.
EMMETT Z. ROUDEBUSHs
107 West Sixth st.
50 ACRES FOR TRADE.
so acre farm miles from Maple Hill.
fine land, part bottom, 5 room hous barn,
81, 500; will take good clear property for
equity; about $1,000.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH,
107 W. Sixth st. Topeka, Kan.
FOR sALE-2 good east front lots. In
quire 1719 Fillmore st.
FOR SALE-Large room house on Nor
ris ave. near 6th st. Well located. At
less than cost of building, 1880. A. B.
Poole, 115 e. 8th St
FOR SALE. choice lots in Nelrose adj
dition. Call 217 Van Buren, st.
FOR SALE-Beautiful new modern cot
tage, close in. Snap if taken soon.
x. Y. a., Journal
FOR SALE-Snap. room house, barn,
lots, 3 blocks east shops, $1,100- Apply
413 Cedar ST. Tel. 6461 black.
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W. c. STEPHENSON & CO..
SOC KANSAS AVE


water in sink in
asked for eraodern
an
for
Fillmore A. Lows residence front
sh,
$1,000 balance $500
o.
Price il
lei ad vertse o months
arriso st.
in
ience Price 80 is surey a snap. Ask for terms
front roomc n
in
fruits Y from
INNER schooI s a snap.
bufdn site on IS
w. STEPHENSON &
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LOST arr, rounrs.
TO WHOM m NAV CONCERN.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGES 900 note, secured by
chattel mortgage. VIII exchange for To-
peka house or building. A P. Tone Will
son. jr., 413 Kansas ave.
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PERSONAL.

FREE-A large size bottle of eczema cure
free, all druggists sell it. Address D. D.
d. Co, desk 25, lis Michigan st, Chicago.
MORPHINE, opium, laudinum, cocaine
habit; myself cured; will inform you Of
harmless. permanent home cure. MIRA
Baldwin, box 1872 Chicago.
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MISCELLANEOUS


FREE weeks treatment Balm OF Figs.
A positive cure for ladies' ills. Susie
Battey. los &. 9Th st.
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FOR SALE lots on w. 6th, corner Lin
coin. modern z room cottage across rear
Of lots, faces Lincoln, leaving room for
another house on 6th. Make offer. Ad-
dress sos w. 9Th st Ind. tel $50.
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Taylor st. Z room house, city water.
gas, $40.
E. 9Th St. 5 room house, well and els
tern, sI.
Hancock st, 5 rooms, cistern. well, so.
Polk St, room house. gas, SIS.
Garfield ave, room house, SIG.
Lawrence ST., rooms. arranged for Q
families. S12.
Leland St, room house. 50.
Fillmore ST.. 8 room house and barn, SIS.
West St, 6 rooms, new, S14.
Lane St, rooms, $3.50
Western ave, rooms, IS.
Liberty, rooms, SO.
Lafayette, 6 rooms and barn, 81.
Leland, rooms. So.
Locust, 3 rooms and barn, s..
3 room house, gas. electric light, Harri-
son st, SOS.
Hotel on Kansas ave, $50.
Store room. good location, $3.50.
Office rooms, Sc.
If you want to rent or sell your house.
list it with US. We have many clients for
good houses.
J. G. NIDER. c. G. KNOX
Ind Tel 1925 11S ". Sixth Ave
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FOR sAT4E-REAB ESTATE
--~~---~-~~~-~-~-
BENEDICT & co.
BENEDICT & co.
ZOE sAI.E-REAI -.
BENEDICT g. co.
BENEDICT & co.

newly finished the %
Fillmore St
blongto non- Make an o
ther OF both
ha sarnass
Topeka ave.
ca aiancem monthly
7rooms within
e in epropery in epax
A ora and 0
andii in neighborhood
on ylsr nearer 9Th . s.
heahest and choicest ''@
n III and
n neghborhood from
have
Have etracrre the sIaa
ae.s on n5Irn ave. 5000
soasto hous
msHe Is
an
$ thu tmeo buy
1oc ~ - KANSAS AVE
90 ACRES
Topeka timber excellent
improvements. a
noouARr FIRrsroNp &
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BusTN Ess CHANCES

CORPORATION controlling business es
tablished 1865 desires services of ener-
getic business man to manage branch Of
fee: investment 81, 600 upwards; references
regarding ability and integrity required.
Salary $500 annually and commissions.
Address Box 5S6, Madison. Wis.
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W. G. STEPHENSON'S
RENT LIST.

RENT LIST.
hard oil finish, partly modern. Price
1880
room house near 4th and Hancock, $40.
8 rooms Harris III near 4th. SO.
6 rooms Lafayette, bac1 sd.
room house on Iloerty street. barn.
well, $40.
heat, S25
room house on Liberty st, well, 81.
s room house on Fillmore. modern SIS.
s rooms, modern, Western ave. S25.
s rooms 6th and Harrison, modern, ISL.
s room brick house and barn, E. Sth
5 room house on Van Buren, st, well.
cistern, SIS.
Z room house on Fillmore 81, ST.
room house on Quincy ST, SIS.
Suite of rooms, close in, 81,
4 room cottage near Sd and Adams, $40.
rs W 18th St, room cottas3 and bath,
Z rooms Van Buren,, modern except
80 ". c. STEPHENSON < co.
Ind Tel. 654. sos Kansas Ave
FOR RENT-Good six room house and
stable. No. 1131 Topeka ave, North To-
peka. ". Blair, . P freight depot
FOR RENT-Feb. /, good room house,
close In, 9S5 Kansas ave. Tel Z5l4
FOR REh TEN room strictly modern
residence on Topeka ave- Inquire A A,
Hurd, 1134 Tyler street.
mace, gas, bath 526 Lincoln ST. $25. In
quire sos W 8th St Ind. tel. 5252
FOR RENT-e room house. partly mod
ern, vacant Feb. /. Apply 404 Clay st.
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DYE AND CLEANING WORKS.
DYE AND CLEANING WORKS.
DYE AND CLEANING WORKS
This IS the only dry cleaning
house IN this city. Ladies' and
gentlemen's clothing cleaned like
new. Give US a call.
BOTH PHONES 957.
go Kansas Ave.
ROEDIGER & SON.
ROEDIGER & SON
WE finish and reset your broken windov
rIaeE z Tones. S15 Kansas ave.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-Fine room modern house,
hot water heat. 500 Tyler st. Moon.
Charles & Moon, 116 E. 9TH st.
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ZOE sAr.E-REAr. EsrA1,n.

THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.
Tel 948. 116 w. Sixth ST.
FOR SALE:
New room house. east front, H. lots
shade, hall. pantry, china closet hath
hot and cold water. furnace, brlek walks
fixtures for gas, house finished iast Oc-
tober. Occupied by owner, $500
? lots, new 5 room house, piped for gas
on corner, east front, BLOCK to car line
. blocks to pavement, s1,550
IL lots. east front, on pavement. less
than block to car, rooms, fine neighbor-
hood, 50, 500
Vacant lots all parts Of the city. IN
Guiding lots in new additions, West
Washburn college neighborhood our spe-
cialties.
WILSON & NEISWANGER
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WE finish and reset your broken window
glass. J. X. Jones. sos Kansas ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WE pay highest cash prices for your cast
off clothing, shoes, hats, overcoats. Drop
US a card or call Ind tel. 1888. Abe ia
cobson. 500 Kansas ave.
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W.
$ A
Good house. lots clos n
Goods mhouse,f OTIS IT. if
0acretr 4 mile from
miles of
Bundin in goodlo
ewrtei insurance and loan mon 0
GILdETT
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FOR RF-RooMs.

FOR RENT large unfinished rooms
for light housekeeping, large closets,
water, gas ana electric lights. 800 ". 5tn.
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write call
DlcoUARY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-27

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WANTED-To buy a modern house with
barn. not less than s rooms. south of
Sixth St, close in, on west side. Not to
exceed $500. Answer at once. Give Ioca-
ton. Address n. H, care Journal office.
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WANTED.
WANTED.
Persons who may own Mexico and
Orient townsite bonds issued six months
or more to correspond with me.
r. D. BLAINE,
525 Kansas Ave.
NANTED-To buy property on payments.
Address A B., Journal
WANTED-Rubber tired phaeton. ADJ
dress X, care Journal.
yvANTED-To buy horses and mules
Lawless livery barns 519 Quincy.
WANTED-VeaI calves at Porter's, AZ
e 4th st. Ind tel. S63
WANTED-A horse for its keep easy
work. Address r. o. Journal
VANTETl-Nicely furnished rooms light
housekeeain9 eaaf @tHa A.s a
isons
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-04
MUSHROOM SAILOR HAT.

broadclOth. Three little curved sec
tons of cloth barely covering the top
of the arm passed for sleeves, illus
trating again and even more forcibly
the continuation of this fashion of
short sleeves.
Dressy waists as well as entire cos
tunes for autumn show short sleeves.
Even those Start tailored flannel
waists for autumn outing and sporting
wear are shown with the short cufed
sleeve which characterized the summer
shirt" \ dainty wAte flannel model
is built with Gibson plaits and fullness
opening over a tucked and shirred
chemisette of white chiffon, a touch OF
dressiness afforded by ties of gold col
ored ribbons. The ends are weighted
with two round green imitation jade
balls, which fall from underneath a
narrow square collar edged with gold
soutache braid and embroidered with
gold stars. The sleeves are quite SIM
ply designed and have natty little cuffs
decorated to match the collar. A great
or elaboration than we have seen for
several seasons past will prevail, 1t is
prophesied, upon the silk and crepe de
chine waists that are to come later in
the season; but, like the lone fsha%-
man. We will wait with patience to see
what shall we see
The hat illustrated is one Of the
smarteSt models for all round service
able wear 1t is mushroom sailor
carried out in short haired navy blue
| beaver A chou of blue velvet and two
stiff wings showing beautiful blend
lngs Of soft eoiars shading from blue to
rosy pinks are placed at one side Of the
model.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-04
VOGUE POINTS.



Even upon street frocks and appar-
entity more appropriately so than upon
fhe house gowns do velvet ribbons OBJ
tain as chief trimming adjuncts this
fall They appear III single rows in
very wide widths or else in groupings
of narrow ribbons, three to nine rows
in each group.
A high buckle upon one broadcloth
gown Of royal blue color is the piece de
resistance of the costume. It is dla-
mond shaped, fully six inches wide and
made of large blue brilliants set In sill
yer rims placed In turn upon a dull
black jetted band Trimmings of blue
velvet ribbon In groups of three rows
each were very attractively arranged
on skirt and jacket, but the feature OF
this costume which caught and held
the eye was the buckle that, placed
upon the front, reached nearly to the
bust line
Another novelty seen in a bronze
green cloth costume was the mandolin
shaped jacket The skirt was modelled
in overskirted effect obtained by four
well cut gored hounees arranged to
give a plated effect in front. 4 tan
crepe de chine blouse of the washable
variety was covered by mandolin shap-
ed crossed fronts held In place by black
jet buttons set upon insets of white
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-04
aIsANINY Bon" FETHsGMMoNs
ARRIVES TO FILL ENGAGEMENT
puaSllsfie Idol ef q Few Years Ago
Wall star Tonight Ia a Fight Fer
Leve," which Is ON az Towfe's.

"Lanky Bob Fitzsimmens. the hero
OF many prize ring and the one time
champion heavyweight prize aghter
Of the world. arrived I'm the city this
afternoon at about o'clock and pro
oeeded at once to Towle's opera House.
where he stars IN a Fight For Love"
tonight.
Fitxsimmons was Interview by LAKE
COUNTY TIMES reporter and said that
he had not quit the ring for good by
any means and that he would soon be
after some Of the big fellows again.
Asked to- give his opinion of the
Cans Nelson fight Fitzsimmons said:
I was disappointed in the result. I
thought Cans should have put Nelson
out IN about four rounds. The negro
Is a thrifty fighter and / do not think
Nelson is his equal
Fitzsimmons looked a little along In
years to be talking OF meeting the big
fellows but he Is the same long-legged
Iong-armed Bob that was the pugiIistic
saoI Of q few years ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-04
The rdeal Hostess.

She must make you feel individually
that you are the favored guest.
She must make yon feel perfectly at
home
She must see everything, and yet pos
sess the art TO see nothing.
She must never look bored.
She must know how to get congenial
people together
She must know how to keep CONVEX
sation always going.
She must never let any one be slight
ed or overlooked.
She must know when to ask the anna
teur musician TO display his or her
talents
She must be perfectly unselhsh about
her own talents
She must remember that nothing Is
SO tlresome, so surely death to all en-
joyment, as the feeling that one is be-
ing entertained.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-04

A course which IS designed to fit
teachers to conduct children's gardens
Is presented in the summer school of
the New York university. There are
several gardens laid out for The use
Of pupils in and around New York
city, but the authorities are at loss
to find men and women trained To
conduct them. The phenomenal
growth and success OF this work In
Philadelphia has led to an extension
Of school gardening in many cities.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-04
Enalana's Cold snan.

Sudden drops In temperature are
not peculiar 30 this country or this cen.
fury England had a cold snap" May
ii, 1906. The cold on that night was
so severe that in the morning several
hundred martins were found clinging
In an absolutely torpid condition to
the toll table against the turnpike
house at Whalley, IN Yorkshire. while
upon them we're crowded others. four
or FIVE deep in all
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-04
THE CITY


J. S. Blackburn was a business visitor
in Chicago today.
J. a. Gavit made . business trip to
Dyer this morning.
Andrew Fuzzy Of East Chicago trans
acted business here today.
c z, Rhodes. special agent for the
Federal Surety Co. was a Hammond
visitor yesterday
S. 4. Culver. manager of the Lake
County Title and Guaranty Co. was
here from Crown Point today.
Frank Meyers ives fined 81 and costs
in the city court this morning on the
charge Of drunkenness.
julius L. Smith Of Durham reported
to the local police authorities that his
horse had been stolen.
D. L. Gaskill has returned from the
southern part Of the state where he
has been looking after his contracting
interests.
The fire department was called out
on q false alarm TO the packing house
this morning The police were unable
to fined the person who played the all
too practical joke.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-04
Hosr 80 C1enn Rinra.

4 sharp pointed implement should
never be employed TO clean rings. as
1t leosens the stones. Soak them In
liquid ammonia a whole day. and the
dirt viii float out Afterward they
should be polished With soft cloth.
II IS a good plan to keep rings in saw.
dust, as It enables the gems to retain
their hrilliancy. Warm water and q
little prepared chalk are all that are
required to clean plain or chased rings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-04
A Snail'S Pace.

snail's rate of travel was ascer
tanned by experiments in Florence
Half a dozen snaiis were permitted
to crawl between two points ten fee
apart. Exact time was kept from the
start to the finish, and thus the aver
age pace learned. The figures were
then put into tables of feet. yards and
furlongs. and 1t was found that IT
would take Il snai! exactly ii days to
travel a mile.