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e Made a differences.

An excited man rushed Into \ law
yerss Office and without any prelimL
nary burst out "Has husband right
to open bis wtfe's lettersy' Certainly,
air. certainly" was the reply. "onen
all you please" SWELL. here ls = Letter
my wife has written to your wife and
asked me to deliver. think there's
something unpleasant In Il about me- I
wish you'd open il and II there ls Just
burn it" "Humphl Does my wife
know your wife Is going to write to
herr yes" And II my wife Doesn't
set this letter she'll soon flnd Il out.
won't she9" "of course" ION second
thoughtA said the lawyer thought,
fully. 4 believe tnars L legal ilndlns
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COEUR D'ALENE
SUMNER RESORT
A Place of Beauty and Joy to
the Weary

there Is low peninsula with an ex.
tenive beach terminating in q massive
black rock rising some 30 feet high.
Through the Narrows and up the
lake one finds an ever changing pam
Drama Of natures enchanting beauty ;
here point Of land projecting into
the lake to be succeeded by q bay
which penetrates to a mountain fast
ness, No whore in the Inland Empire
TO the scenic effect more beautiful. To
appreciate II one must see 1t whtn
green vegetation blends with the cool
blue waters OF the lake.
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Youthful MIsIneorma.lon.

Among the answers TO questions nc
q recent school examination were the
following Interesting examples of
youthful misinformation: "Gross lgno-
rance IA IA times as bad as Just ordl-
nary Ignorance" "Anchorite. an old
fashioned hermit sort OF a fellow who
has anchored hlsaelf to one place. I"
'SThe liver 10 an internal organ" IVA
euum 10 n0thing with the air sucked
eue q II N b IN q pickle bOttlA AZ
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Echo Verses.
Echo verses were sometimes used
effectively for epigrams and sqmbs.
Thus critic once wrote:
~ fam praise your poan But tail me.
how u Il
Whsn ! cry out "sxquisite" echo cr1sa
''uuix it7''
And when In 1881 Paganini was
drawing crowds to the opera house at
axtravagant prices the Times printed
the following lines;
What are thsy who pay three guinsaa
no hear tune Of Paganinis9
Echo-Pack q ninniesi
London Graphic
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" the effect thaR n il q criminal Of
Tense to open wifs's letters. I
couldn't take the risk. sir; indeed.
couldn't
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
 FINAL ACCOUNT.

In Probate Court, St. Michael Pwcu., Second Division Distri,t of Aloahp. Before r.. IT, Flynn r - Cpmi-- toner sitting as Probate Judge. m re-cstatc of Peter X. Horg tro 10 deceased
 Notice is hereby given that Fred ". Wright administrator or th" estate of Peter A. BcrRstrom, d-nrlsnd, has rcu- dercd and presented for settlement, nl- ed in this court. his final account a. administrator of the estate of Peter A. Bergstrom deceased and that Sat urday the 25th day of January 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m. has been duly ap- pointed by said court for final hearing and settlement of said account Said hearing will be at tn" court room St Michael Alaska. Any exceptions in writing will be heard.
 Witness my hand and seal this first day If November. X. D I9o7.
 r.. II. FLYNN.
 Y. $. Commissioner, Ev-OUicio
 Probate Judge.
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NOTICE.

In the Probat" Court for the rair- haven Precinct. District of Alaska. second Division. Geo. D. Campbell Probate Judge.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Robert Ford, Deceascd.
 Notice is hrr,by givcr that. the Uu- dcrsigned has been appointed by the above named court admmistrat,ix of the estate of Robert Rord deceased. and that the creditors and all persons having claims against the said estate. are hereby required to present their claims, with th" proper vouchers, tu th" undersigned. at the KrrVa,ik hntcl on the KccWalik sand Spit in the above district, within six moutns of the date of this notice.
 Dated November lG. 1907.
 JULIA FORD AdministratriX of the Estate of
 Robert Ford, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In th" Probate Court for Cape Nomc Precinct Second Division. District of Alaska
 In the Matter of the Estate of Edmund r. Raiche. Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that the uu- dorsignrd has been appointed admin- istrator of the estate of Edmund r.. Raichc deceased, by the above named court, and all persons having claims against said estate ar" hereby required to present the same. duly verified with tho proper vouchcr- ro tur my- d"rsigncd administrators at 1915 Front street, in the City of Nomc. within six months from the date of this notice" Dated December l0 A n. 1907.
 PETER GERNAIS Administrator of the estate of Ed
 muud r.. Raichc, decoasod, 5t Tn
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 LETTERS

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 Allan, A
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Weekly Nugget sent outside to your home address this winter for 60c month.
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neighborhood. But better still, from
nv own point Of view, l maintain In
Chicago an Office as consulting engi-
neer. and have already had several
important commissions.
Glenarm House is now what my
grandfather had wished to make 1t,
beautiful and digniffed mansion. He
insisted on filing up the tunnel, so
that the Door Of Bewilderment is no
more. The passage in the wall and
the strong box in the paneling of the
chimney-breast remain, though the lat
ter We use now as a hiding place for
certain priced bottles of rare whisky
which John Marshall Glenarm ordains
shall be taken down only on Christ
mas Ewes, to drink the health OF
Olivia Gladys Armstrong. That young
woman, may add, Is now a belle in
her own city, and of the scores of
youngsters all the way from Pittsburg
to New Orleans who lay siege 10 her
heart, my word is. may the best man
wini
Marian-the most patient of women
is walking toward the door. eager
for the sunshine, the free airs Of
spring, the blue vistas lakeward, and
at last I am ready to so.
The End.
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.erhere.s Many = sir


This phrase originated with a poor
slave. It was prophesied OF a king,
and the prophesy was fulfilled. When
Ancaeus was king Of samos IN the
Grecian archipelago. he planted an ex-
tensive vineyard. and oppressed his
slaves so heavily IN its cultivation
that one of the holder ones prophesied
that he would never live 10 taste any
Of the wine.
The king laughed and had the slave
beaten. Then at last when the wine
was made he sent for the slave to wit
ness him drink the first glass in order
TO show him that the prophesy was
false. When the servant appeared.
the king, raising the glass of liquor.
said: What do you think of your
prophecy now?" There is many q
slip 'twixt cup and lip" was the an
swer. The words were scarcely ut
tered when Ancaeus was informed
that wild boar had broken into the
vineyard and was running il. Drop
ping the wine untasted. the king has
tened to the scene to drive out the
boar. but he was killed in the encoun.
ter, and the slaves prophecy was full
hlled.-The Sunday Magazine
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HOBART NEWS

Benjamin Butler was in Chicago yes
terday.
Henry Reick went to Chicago yes
terday.
william Hollister was a Valparaiso
visitor yesterday.
John Ream transacted business in
Valparaiso Wednesday
Howard Mander Of Chicago spent
Tuesday with hts parents.
DR. Clare Faulkner visited friends
in Chicago on Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Barnes OF Wheeler was
a guest Of her brother, Lou. ana fam
lily yesterday.
After the several beautiful spring
days our citizens were surprised to see
the ground covered with snow yester-
day morning.
Edward Shoemaker moved his fam
lily to Valparaiso yesterday where he
viii take charge Of the Pennsylvania
section ct the place. John Thyn, who
purchased Mr.. Shoemaker's residence
in Hobart, will move here as soon as
the weather permits.
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CLARK STATION

Contractors Feiblecom & Zimmerman
were here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luck of Indiana Har-
Dor We're visitors here yesterday.
Miss Mary Schwable and Mr. Wagner
visited friends in Chicago Tuesday.
Fred Behn Of Clarke Station trans
acted business in Hammond Tuesday.
Miss Lydia saager Of Clark Station
went to Indiana Harbor Wednesday
for a visit.
Mrs. Fenzan and Mrs. Schneider of
South Chicago were the guests of Mrs.
Luck yesterday.
The firm Of Moon and Hale has gone
from the camp at Clarke to the camp
at Toleston to continue their grading
between Toleston and Gary.
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STONY ISLAND NEWS


Mrs. ]. Fahey visited Mrs. Ayers
Wednesday evening.
Mamie Leahey visited Mrs. d. Beige
" Wednesday afternoon
Charles Canaan visited friends in
South Chicago Wednesday.
George Whitehouse made business
trip to South Chicago Wednesday.
A number Of stony Island people at
tend Dr. d. NJ Doyle's funeral We'd
nesday.
Miss Gertrude Reeding of Fernwood
visited Mrs. 0. j. Austin Wednesday
evening.
George Ford. if. and Tabitha White
house attended the Calumet theater
Wednesday evening.
RALPH Woodcoc6 has taken a position
in the Nickel Plate roundhouse. He
formerly worked nights in the coach
yard.
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LANSING NEWS

William Int Hout has enlisted in the
United states signal service and is now
in Omaha in training.
Rev. Bergman Of Michigan will
preach the first sermon in the Seceders
church Of Lansing, Sunday.
Rav. George Douwstraa Of the Re
form church OF Lansing is visiting rela-
tives in Orange City, Ia. Rev. James
Cwemer viii I'LL his place in the pulpit
J. A. Lucas. the well-known pro-
bition soloist OF LAGRANGE. Ill. will
give an entertainment Friday evening
Feb. %. The AFFAIR will be given un-
der the auspices Of the Lansing Coun-
try Culture club.
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SOUTH DEERING

Mrs. l. II. Wind went shopping down
town Tuesday afternoon.
Lenten services viii be held at St
Kevins Catholic church every Friday
evening during Lent. Father Quinn
will oficiate.
Miss Marie Hasselan of 997-1O9th
street has taken a position as sales
woman at the Knox five and ten cent
store in South Chicago.
The official board Of the South Deer
ing NJ. E. church will give a George
Washington supper Friday evening,
Feb. %. Supper will be served from
. until o'clock in the church par
Tors.
Miss Mclean, teacher in room five of
the Marsh school. was absent Wednes-
day afternoon. Mr.. Hamilton taught
In her absence. Miss Mclean attends
Normal school each Wednesday after
noon.
The residence of J. Lamont at the
corner Of 109th street and Bensley ave
nue. was partly destroyed by fire Wed
nesday afternoon. The cause of the
fire is a mystery, as the house has
been vacant for about a week, al which
time Mr.. Piper moved his family to
Chicago.
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TOLLESTON NEWS


The new bakery expects to start up
the first OF the week.
Mr.. BentaI. editor Of the Northern
Indianan was in town yesterday on
business.
Walter Kunert returned home last
evening after few days visit in Por-
ter county.
Mrs. George stohley. who was re-
ported very sick several days ago, is
not expected TO recover.
Louis Marks who is the proprietor
Of the new Schlitz saloon on Chicago
road, went to Kensington last even
ing.
Fred Hacker has recovered from the
injuries he received short time ago
while attending to his duties at Clark
Junction.
J. I. James, head timekeeper for the
South Chicago Steel mills, resident Of
Toleston IS at present engaged in Gary
to instruct and install a new man for
the shops there. After this week he
expects to return to South Chicago.
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WHEELER NEWS

Miss Minnie Narquart Is on the sick
list
Hans Thine was Valparaiso visitor
Wednesday.
Rev. c. ". Streeter IS a Hammond
visitor today.
Miss Cora Barnes was a Hobart Wis
tor Wednesday.
Clarence Burge was in Chicago on
business Wednesday.
The annual farmers institute was
held at McCooI this year and was at
tended By several from Wheeler
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WHITING NEWS

WHITING NEWS
Miss Dora BoIlinger of Ohio avenue
is among the sick.
Mrs. George Hazlett was a Chicago
shopper yesterday.
George AIong left today for visit
with his uncle IN Ohio.
MRS wesley Thorpe Of New York
avenue IS on tile sick list
The children of Norman Emerson Of
fred street have the measels.
william Reed Of New York avenue
is a sufferer from typhoid fever.
Nick Wilson Of oliver street is en-
PERTAINING his sister from Kansas
Miss Moreheart's sister returned to
her home IN Winimac, Ind yesterday.
Mesdames G. J. Bader. James Gill
and A. j. Lauer were in Chicago Tues
day.
Alex Erickson Of John street IS in
precarious condition with typhoid
fever.
Miss Anna stover Of Ohio avenue en-
tertained several Of her friends in
pleasing manner Monday night.
Mrs. John F. Grady Of Oliver street
is reported as Throwing at the Homeo
pathic hospital in Chicago.
Mr. Bentan Of the Northern Indianian
was in Whiting Tuesday looking otter
his business interests here.
c. o. Record Of the telephone ex-
change, is improving at the home Of his
sister. Mrs. Coy, in Chicago.
Mike Orach Of LaPorte avenue was
fined ST and costs yesterday for an
assault upon his mother-inlaw.
Miss Eta Dixon has been transferred
to the exchange at East Chicago for
few days Miss Nellie Quinn is TAX
ing her place here
Miss Irene Putnam and her brother
Eugene, left yesterday for Valparaiso
visit with their parents here.
LOST-A watch charm bearing the
Eagle emblem. Lost Tuesday morn
Ing in Whiting. Reward for return to
No. Sheridan avenue. Whiting, Ind
-2-19-1t
Carl DUFFY was fined 81 and costs
by Mayor Smith yesterday for assault
and battery upon the person Of Frank
Giumurray at the Woodlands dance
last Saturday evening
James Hayes. who figured in the ac-
cident at the Lake Shore crossing Mon
day, in which his horses were both
killed by flyer was confined to his
bed yesterday and it is feared that he
is suffering from internal injuries.
The vaudeville show witch began at
Goebers opera house Monday night II
being we'll patronized and all who at
tend seem to be pleased with the per
Torrance. saying It IS first class. a
matinee will he given on Saturday.
A grand rattle Of hand-paintcd china
and a progressive pedro party will be
given at 1908 Forsyth avenue, East
Chicago, Saturday evening. Feb, %.
Three ladies' and three gentlemen s
prizes will be given and q lunch served
to all.
The members of the Ladies Aid of
the Congregational church, who are
grandmothers. viii give a dinner to the
younger members tomorrow at the
home Of MIS-. Vincent of 119th street
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Miss Irene Putnam and her brother,
Eugene, left yesterday for Valparaiso
to resume their studies, after short
visit with their parents here.
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Miss Eta Dixon has been transferred
to the exchange at East Chicago for
a few days. Miss Nellie Quinn is tax
ing her place here.
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The children of Norman Emerson o.
cred street have the measels.
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Mrs. wesley Thorpe Of New York
avenue IS on the sick list
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Mike Orach Of LaPorte avenue was
fined ST and costs yesterday for al
assault upon his mother-in-law.
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Miss Dora BoIlinger of Ohio avenue
is among the sick.
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William Reed Of New York avenue
is a sufferer from typhoid fever.
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G. o. Record Of the telephone ex
change, is improving at the home Of hi
sister, Mrs. Coy, ia Chicago.
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George Mong left today for visit
with his uncle IN Ohio.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-21

Carl Duffy was fined ST and costs
by Mayor Smith yesterday for assault
and battery upon the person OF Frank
GiHmurray at the Woodlands dance
last Saturday evening.