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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-31

" ANTED-Corpenter foreman and car
penters. Apply in person or By mail
Knickerbocker lee Co, Whiting, Ind
10-31-3t
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PERSONALS.
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-New nine room house and
lot at S15 Indiana avenue, 1880; $500
cash, balance to suit. Inquire on
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BOARD AND ROOMS

WANTED-Boarders Clinton and Hob
man; phone 2033.-10 30-3t
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FOR SALE-A well established bust
ness, on account of owner wishing
to go south before winter; business
has been established Is years and
clearing $4,000 per year; owner might
consider one or two bright business
men in partnership IL parties could
furnish satisfactory references. Price
$4,000. Address w 4. Lake County
Tlmes.-10-12-tf
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WANTED-Boarders room and board
SIS per week; home cooking. 35 South
Holman street; phone 3921-10-29-5
WANTED-Roomers and boarders in
private boarding house. $50 Cedar
street-1o-2S-tf
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PARTNER WANTED.

FOR SALE-Garland Junior; a good
base burner. and a sewing machine.
Cali IFS Russell street, second flat
10-31-tf
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FOR RENT-Furnished room; suitable
for man and Wife or gentleman. In
ouire 26 Condit street.-10-30-tf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
WEALTHY FARMER
SHOT BY ANOTHER
DISPUTE ovER LINE FENCE ENDS
IN PROBABLE MURDER
NEAR WHEELING.

WHEELING, Aug. %. - Dungeon
Hollow, the scene Of many tragedies
in the last few years. produced a shoot.
ing scape Thursday morning that will
In all probability end in murder aud
the only cause for it was a dispute be.
tween two neighboring farmers over a
line fence that separates their home
places.
The Jackson Brown and Nick Ram
sey farms at Dungeon Hollow adioln
and for long time past there has
been trouble in regard to the dividing
line. At various times the neighbors
have had incipient quarrels over the
fence dividing their homes but moth.
ing serious ever occurred till Thurs
day.
One Of the two men was making
some repairs to the line fence when
the other came up and objected. They
had loud and angry words when It is
said Nick Ramsey drew a gun and
shot Mr.. Brown two more times In.
tiicting wounds that are likely to re.
suit seriously. The scene Of the shoot.
ing is remote from central points and
particulars are hard to learn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
FAsMiNcToN AND
:. ). NJ. ..


Nj. John wilson 10 has BEEN log;
I'M 3tof WIN. Dalton; ha moved q y
sfoFgaatoYn Nj. yyIlscns 5000
fsttkfai hand and viii sbs greatly miss 4.
I'D nv dF. Dalton
s ID! s. Maftin who was spolIe al
,of al being sick sometime agoi i s
some better at this writing
MI Francis s. Book Is building g
large barn on the lower end q his bis
farm. h:
M John Polten, the book agent
from Marietta Ohio Is visiting Mrs:
ID. Jones, Of Helen,s run, this week
MI. Polten reports good success . f l'
the book business. WI
Mrs. Gny Morgan IS going 70 have
a building put up in West Farmington'
near the bridge. which we are. Inform:
ca win be d store building. y
Mi. q. M. coen, Of Pine GsoysssWet-'
sel county, IS visiting telatyesjof Hell.
ems. run, this week. ,
Mr. @. w. Rowby has completed the
well on the. farm Of 7. F. Morgan for
the Hope Gas Company and has got
a big gasser in the fifth sand.
Mr.. Forest Fleming had quite a sur
prise party Tuesday night, as. several
Of our young people paid him q visit
and repofta good time. Some Of the
party which gave him the call we're
James Davis, simon Morgan, Miss
cinda Potion, walSer Morgan, Mr..
Homer Dots, Miss Matte Morgan,
Miss Lilly Davis, Mr.. Arch Morgan
and Miss Sue Dots. 81
Mr. Joe soles, Of Blairsyille, Ohio,
who has been working for G. W. Row
by, is going to work on a well for Jas.
Mike on James Fork. Mr.. soles was
a nice, quiet fellow and we are sorry
| to hear Of his leaving our community
Mr.. Jack Baker is having water
well drilled on his lot in the new ad'
dition Of our little village.
Miss Bessie Book, Of Helens run
| LIS going to teach the solth Carolina
school this winter.
Miss Laura Jones is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. Mary E Jones, this week
Miss Minnie sFortney, Of Fairmont
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Ora Fleming, Of Helens run, viii re
turn home Saturday Of this week,
Hatchel and Brothers, who are drill
ing the Carnegie we'll on the farm o.
4. Z. Morgan. put the six inch casing
In Tuesday Of this week.
Mr.. James King has quit the stree
car grade and has gone to Wetse
county, where he has accepted a jos
iwitn he Hope Gas Company at l,ast
ng. Il
The farmers. Of our community art
rushing their hay harvest. They al
putting the ola saytns into prprHce
@Make hay while the sun shines.n
JOE FOLLOWER.
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NEWSY NOTES FROM RURAL TOWNS


HE farmers have layed their corr
sbg ana haYe their hay Stacl, and
ssie nov visiting a. ieF me whistle
~ me tlifashing machine.
The health d our commnntty 4
some better at this writing Ms
Cora stafn and { ora staTn are much
improved. Nh! q N: swisher Is bet
tier. III. Jno.s Towns s. much tmpteE
Jed: M; q. w. Malone who has been
sick all summer, made his frst triI
to his ONCE Monday for the drst time
since April We are glad to see him
out again. Y
Messrs. Lester Malone and Charlie
Thorn, Of Meadowdale, were calling
on the formers parents Sunday,
Misses. Edna 1ollife Cora Haur
and Floy Malone were circulating
among friendsat Viola Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. 2. Harden were
calling on. Miss Margaret starn Sun
day
Mr.. j. E. Jolllfe made an nnexpect
ed trip 10. opekiska Friday. wonder
why?n
There was another quarrel in the
lower end Of town Sunday. Seems
az though people can't ever respect
the Sabbath.
Mr.. Dick Malone, Of Glennwood, Pa,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Several of our young people spent
Tuesday evening with Misses June
Frances and Della Radcliff. Croquet
and several other games were played
Those present we're as follows: Misses
IlLula Ferrell, Cora Haun, Flay Ma
lone, Bella Ferrell and Ruth starn
Messrs. Earl somers, Fred Malone
win Mundle, Dixie starkey, Jonn
Will and Charley Keyser, Bill Smith
Harry Birkinsha and Zones"
Mrs. Harriet Starn and daughter
Ruth, and nephew, Dixie starkey, were
visiting friends at Persimmon Ridge
last week.
Mr.. Bud JolliFe, our most etacient
rural mail carrier, attended the party
given at Mr.. Grubb Saturday even
ing.
Messrs. Willie Reed, Of Hopewell
and Smith Radclff we're calling OF
Misses Edna and Clara Jollin Sun
day.
Hlackberrtes we're the run Of tht
day but they are gone and now III
Gasoline yachts They gre Ane I
| yop can catch them. eve can't =
TATrLRR.a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23

Bids win be received By the HQAid
OF Education Of Union district untl
Tuesday. August 20. At 10 o'clock. for
the construction Of one room bH's
school house at Hammond, brick 70
be bought and furnished by the board
Not receiving bids by this time iAs
boardxilihsve the work done
PlaIsand peciiic ations ean be seen
al a. q. Lyons once Il
Z NOR SEE. 9. ot ES
is.20 ST Fairfnont. r. i. p:s
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Ao!UlTI N!oT.EsI.

+ .HI
HouLT, Aug. 28:-Tbe Hout. lam:
tily. Of chrisman, ILL.,, viii hold . reun:
ion at that place on the eth Of Az
gust. An invitation has been extend.
ed to tie Hoult family Of this State
to join IN the reunion and the Inyl.
!tation b hereby made general.
: Charles r. Hoult has left for . trip
to Atlantic City.
The sick In our town are al I'm.
proving, ..
on roads are not improving :tlS iii
weather.
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ooers.slniI,

Miss Maud Rogers ana M Harry
Summers were marrie 81 oag Hand
Nd, ThussdaH August 2sd: Mrs.
Summers has many siendds IN this
ward having formerly resided with
her grandmother mrs. Amanda Pow:
eli Of Market street Their many
friends extend hearty eengratnla tiolns 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23

CITY Hespltal Notes
Mrs. Mason; q State street was Q.
surgical patient admitted yesterday
A city patient was admitted yester;
day FOR medical treatment
Mr., Frank PISTON q Locust ave.
nue.. was d typhoid patient dismissed lis
yesterdag
MIS- Bunner q Boothsyllle: was
operated on yesterday and is in a
very critical condit ion.
Persenals.
Dr. Ephralm Doolittle was q bust,
ness cailer IA town yesterday.
Mrs. Huldah Summers and daugh-
tsEs Bessssy were Iii town Thursday
on bustness
Mrs SARAH Bunner, pf State street.
H. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hayes
Hughes d h. 3. p. No. 8.
Justice Burns % near Winfield, was
10 town on business yesterday
Guy Kinkeaa. 81 near smitatown,
was i business visitor IN this ward
yesterday
III Jake CaFpenter, Of Burners
Ridge, Was business caller in town
yesterday.
HISS NellIe Harden iett yesterday
1cr Mcrsant1n, there ehe win visit
rlIssss ndns ia neplah Rightmire
and TIE HonEhhsr glriS. 53,s 4
HI WIN Doclitsis q STATE street,
was 4 buslnesl visitor tat Eetterman
ysaleFday. J.
Ers. IeViSn IN Iaa taken worse
wednesday, no 81 dangericusly III ct
heF hcns n saptoRng avenue.
nj Edualyi lisxHell. q Water
street vent d olSrksbprg ,WeiDes;
DAY tofVislt 6iss Glstsf. BE vent lFom
mere to Springs 70 spend
easprda and Sunday With his wife.
ri. iaeFsehel BskeF returned home
yssterdas, atters q feN days, visit with
hib uncle Sam Barnes
liiss Feari Jaeohs Who had been
visiting lei graRdparents, NJ. and
Mss ii Bennett, Of Morgantown, re.
turned = hss hone yesterday, accom-.
repied N lister, Dana, Mss Ben.
lan Picl elpaugl and her aunt, Miss
Saw Bennett
Irs. Eed Isice and two children,
Clara md Howard, were visiting at
"a A. Mllson's etday and .tat
2. lcy ~ eyeAspsg
D1na man Monongah,
md her lleces Uses Sophia. and
Gladys Jenkins q Lewis county. are
visiting q the home Of Mn William
Brown q olumbia street.
~ and Mrs: Clarence Morris and
Two children Virginia and Walter, Of
MARKET stfeet. LETT wednesday night
Tor oFeenWood, where they will visit
Mn. Agnes Carter, They will visit
TIE psnasboSo fair before returning
hpme
Mis- Glasds Travis has returned
nom Motg antoWn. where she had
been whiting friends for the past few
Mtss Rosa Redmond left yesterday
foF tie country where she viii visit
u tie home 81 iDrs. Doolittle and
travis she win then go to Fair
chance where she win visit her broth
81 ana nom there she viii return to
lei home.
ms ii. Cole, Of Raymond street.
LEFT yesterday morning for Grafton,
wherg she vim visit her mother, Mrs.
Eipscomb.
Id. ana Mrs.. Joseph Jones have
been Visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Chatiie Stevens, Of Raymond street.
M kHdi 81 10 & ESanrpa Rurpia lnff
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23

,EMT,T To women for collecting
ht name and selling our novel
tiles. We give big premIuhaa,
Send your name cday
for our new. plan Of bls pro.isa with
little work, Write TO day. Address
e. L. llosEEES Premium. depart
.nenti s2lE 2ardlst, New yeEk CITY.
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FIFSb Wand
8 :. 3. 3. 3. :.


The Ladies Ala socisty q ne pia;
mcnd street NJ. ., church met 81 the
home OF Mrs. >. a. Wilsonset e'ollp I'M;
bia street yesterday eyeniag. The E.s
meeting way very eresttnEg one y
and was ven attended:
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spse!al peIIyer,y.

ANY city subscriber missing the
West virginlan can obtain a duplicate
copy from the once by ringing 90
Consolidated or es Ben, not latsrthan
800 ,. m. It Is the aim 81 the Cir
.culaaon Department to maintain q
high STANDARD Of service, and coopera:
ton On tlis past 81 patrons Is solicited
"a Reporting any irre CHARITIES. d.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23

Mrs. Mason; q State stree, was q.
surgical patient admitted yesterday Y
A city patient was admitted yester;i,
DAY for medical treatment.
Mr.. Frank patton Of Locust ave:
nue.. was d typhoid patient dismissed
yesterday
Ms. Bunner 81 Boothsyllles was
operated on yesterday and is in a
very critical eondit ion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23

and daughter VIII remain some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Powell, Of Au.
burn, Richie county, who have been
visiting relatives in this ward, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kiger, Of
Log Cabin Hin. !il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
CONGRESS- nAY
HALT PRESIDENT
WILL GO SLOW ~ PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION YEAR NO RAD;
cAf LEGlsL AXIOM


shin GT0 On Aus. 2sIIt IS az
Sambincls programme 81 leg ltion
which Pre- lent Roc eyelt announced
at PtoyincetoMn. He wants SIGNAL
incorporation for corp CREATIONS engags
ed in interstate sbusine ss u more far
reaching empio yers liability law nas
tlonal health regpla tons altzation
Of pooling by railroads and Of other
combinations made openly; legisiaE
ton to prevent the fGftasr increase
Of swollen fortunes.
"a Congress that would pass any one
Of the important and tar;reac ching
laws which Mr.. Roosevelt demands SO
easily would Eel that Il had made its
immortal mark on the statute books,
but to ask q Congress 6n The eve Of
a presidential election 70 pass any,
Of the bills except perhaps, the one
for national health regulation Is to
ask the obviously impracticable.
Mr.. Roosevelt succeeded In getting
through the last Congress a railroad
rate bill such as he wanted. He was
powerful enough to overcome all op,
position. But besides being power.
full, Mr.. Roosevelt was also expedients
He arrived at a good working arrange.
ment with Speaker Cannon whereby
the tariff was omitted from mention
in all White House oratory and pa.
pers, and In return the Presidents.
railroad rate legislation went through:
VIII aitibe possible for this arrange
.ment to be renewed for another Con;
gress?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
The Tariff ouestlon.

stess! esE ~ X
The Tariff question
Secretary Taft announced that It
was the policy Of the administration
not to press tariff revision until after
the next Inauguration, in 1903. But
he added that it vas the further be:
lief that in 1909 the tariff should be
revised without further delay. Tartft
revision, therefore, is o part Of Mr..
Rooseyelts programme, whether he
is in the White House Ia 1903 or
whether his loyal disciple, NE Taft,
has succeeded him. 1t will be difhcult
for Mr.. Roosevelt to do any trading
or to make any treaties with Speaker
Cannon next December In which 81
lence on the tariff question viii be his
only asset
~ Speaker Cannon Is . trained pohdI
clan tof the old school, which has for
IT'S Ioliest tradition the necessity Of
doing nothing In Congress ID . presI-
dental year except pass the apprc
prtotion bllls and then adjourn as ear
II q possible. The business and the
industrial world are deeply stirred BY
the legislation Of the last Cougress.
Not ! single one Of the important laws
enacted asecting millions q dollars
OF capital invested has yet been acted
on BY the Supreme Court
May Not ssand the Test
There Is q strong belief that IN tae
last legal analysis much Of recent leg;
islation may be declared unconstitu.
tional. II Is not, therefore, possible
that the leaders IN both the House
and the Senate win deem itwiser not
to add more trouble and anxiety ito
the already haraased business inter
ests BY passing additional laws Of the
radical type which President Roose:
welt advocates With 50 mucn ytgor?
Every word spoken IN the'1ext ses.
sion Of the Congress and every bill
passed 8Rill furnish campaign mate,
rial. The leaders viii go SLOW in in.
creasing the ALREADY growing lack Of
conndehce. for lack Of confidence
means lack OF credit in the Industrial
world ami lack Of credit will soon
mean recession Of business and that
will yentually mean halt Il not a
backward movement, IN the prosper
Ity which the American nottingham
has heretofore always found synony-
NOUS with Republican rule and which
has always been the Republican par!
tvs strongest argument for Its con-
tinuancein power.
Careful observers in Washington are
of the opinion that the industries o.
this country will be;in no5gtayes dan;
ger Of future restrictive or oppressive
legislatlon-not at least until after
the next election. The next session
| Of Congress will get down to business
!as late as possible and will go home
as early as possible. meanwhile doing
as little as possible.
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The Traitor bg TnOs. Di5u1, ,Jr. On
Esale July sotA Leave your order q
tGiphs Boob sstdI :
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Schedule EReetlve gnne ~, J0Ns +, IN
FAIRMoNIs VI. Va.

eDilS. xD1IEy except Sunday. uhts'
only.
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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-13
HIKES WITH YOUNG GIRL.
South Dakota Man Leaves Homo
While Wife Is Away.

John Macy, alias Pomeroy, twenty
eight years old and married, and Min
ME Ross, aged sixteen, left Water
town last Friday afternoon, and were
located later at Albee, MINI. They
tramped the entire distance because
John was out of money. The officials
at Albee picked up the couple Just as
they were going into town about 4
o'clock this morning. The girl de-
clared her name was not Ross and
that her home was not at Watertown.
Macey's wife, 1t is understood, is In
Minnesota on visit and during her
absence he has been boarding at the
Ross home. He is an employee at the
Great Northern roundhouse. They
were brought back to this city this
evening by the county sheriff and the
preliminary hearing will be held
Thursday.
Both parties seem very unconcerned
about the matter.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-13
nun is BOLDLY KIDNAPPED
CARRIED FROM SCHOOL in Du,
LUTH IN SENSATIONAL MAN.
NER BY TWO MEN.

Duluth, Mimi, June 9.---Sister BorrO-
mea, teacher at the st. Clements
Catholic school, was kidnapped in a
most sensational manner by two men
who, driving rapidly away in closed
carriage, yesterday afternoon, escaped.
The screams and entreaties of the
nun as she was carried bodily into the
street by her abductors attracted sew
eral hundred students Of the school
and persons in the neighborhood and
before the carriage was half block
away bowling mob was in pursuit.
They were soon distanced, however,
and, abandoning the chase, they turn
ed to the police for aid
The abduction was marked by a de-
gree Of desperation and boldness sell
dom equaled. Sister Borromea was sit
ting at her desk when the two men
entered and advanced toward her at a
rapid pace. AS they approached her
the sister bowed courteously and call.
ed the heavier of the two father" in
her salutation.
Without a moments warning they
seized the teacher, one taking her by
the arms and the other by the lower
limbs, and carried her to the door.
The sister screamed and fought des.
perately, but she was powerless in the
hands Of, her abductors. Without once
pausing they bore her to the street and
thrust her into hack
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-13
GLAD HAND'TO TRAVELLING MENT
cnen convention 10 Have Live Program Vaudeville Show
m Which Members Of the Association Will Do Stunts

Plans have been laid out by the ex.
ecutive committee of the South Da-
kota Travelling Mems association for
the big convention which is to be hold
In Mitchell on June 81 and %. The
question OF speakers has caused some
trouble, but that will be settled this
week, and some capable men will be
here to talk to the travelling men and
the visitors
One OF the special features Of the
big doings will be the industrial pa-
rade, which is to take place on Friday
morning. This will consist principally
OF floats representing business inter-
ests OF the city. The entertainment
committee will provide for a fine yau-
deville entertainment Friday evening,
which will be participated in by local
talent and number of travelling
mon who have won quite reputation
for some special stunts In the enter
tanning line.
Sioux Falls, Watertown and Aber-
deem are planning on sending large
delegations to the convention. and
each town expects to bring its band
along. Sioux Falls and WATERFOWL, it
is understood, are to make the race
for the convention next year. Aside
from the travelling men there will be
thousands of other visitors to hte con-
Vent1on, because an unusually fine pro-
gram OF speeches and athletic sports
and music will be furnished during
the two days Of the convention. The
following program has been arranged,
which, however, is only general in its
nature:
Friday notwithstanding Of head
quarters of the South Dakota Travel
Ing Mems association at a. NJ; as.
sembling Of travelling men at head
quarters at a. M; industrial, civic
and floral parade at II a. m.
Friday Afternoon-Address of well
come by Mayor c. L. Branson at 1870
o'clock at the corn palace; response
by Fred ]. Vetsch; address by Gov.
Coe /. Crawford; ball game at the
University Athletic park at $3.50
O'Clock.
Friday Evening-Public reception to
Gov. Crawford at 7 o'clock at the Nit
chell club rooms; vaudeville enter
tainment at Gales theater at o'clock;
grand ball in the city hall building.
Saturday ADMINISTRATIVE ses-
sion of the South Dakota Travelling
Mems association at $50 a. m. in the