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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-27

J. NJ. Murphy will move into c.
4. Austin's house next week.
Nobby line of 52-in broad cloth
or 81 yer yd. at Paul w. Daniels
Mrs. David Thomas of Roanoke,
was shopping in Welsh Wednesday.
Imported Swiss Cheese.
Model Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Crozet went
to Lake Charles on the excursion
IS pounds sugar for Sl.O0 every
lay in the week at Paul W. Dan
iels.
Leon Pitre was a business passen-
ger to Lake Charles Wednesday
T. C. Jennings Of Opelousas, was
transacting business in Welsh
Goldfish, Herring and
at Model Gro
Gerry.
inc, Wausman and little Dorothy
Hall went to Lafayette Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. ]. B. Lee went to Jennings
Monday evening for short visit
with friends,
Mrs. S. 0. Scoggins of Roanoke,
was the guest of friends in Welsh
Wednesday.
Dry prunes, peaches, ap-
pies and Currants.
Model Grocery.
Prof. Mccartney and Mr.. Hamlln
of Jennings, we're visitors in oul
city Saturday.
A complete and up-to-date line
of mattings to arrive soon.
Paul w. Daniels.
w. NJ. Ammons left Sunday
morning for Mississippi to visit rel
atives and friends.
Hudnuts Grits! Hud-
nuts Grits!
r1odel Grocery.
Eugene Hebert of Bell City, was
shaking hands with friends in "eSf
Thursday.
If you want your horse to trave
easily, have Dan Kelley to shoe Mn
at Jos. Villien's shop.
Misses Opal and Hazel Saxby
we're the guests of friends in Lake
Charles Thursday.
Cinderella Slippers, the latest Trims
| out in the way of Leather Post CARDS
atthe Journal Book Store.
Mrs. Leon Out of Lake Charles
is visiting her husband, who ha
charge of the bakery here.
Fresh car of Silver FO1
Four. Best on the mark
ct, Model Grocery.
W. M. Ammons, who left for hi
home in Mississippi the last OF las
week, has returned to Welsh
For SALE-At a bargain, q goo'
driving team. Call on or addres
R. NJ. Gray, Welsh, La.
Gerson & Cashier are having
new floor put in their store. U. )
Carr l. Sons are doing the work.
Fresh car Silver Fo'
Flour. Best on the mark
ct. rlodel Grocery
Cleveland Perfait started frul
stand on the north side of Railroa'
avenue in E. Louvier's old stand.
Mrs. Lyons of Sulphur returne'
hooo Wednesday after
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due ........ AIS a. m
due'''' ..... $40 a. m.
~ : and s night trains.
bOD0 . J. r. TUBBS, Agent.
s...b car NutriIine at Jones Bros
Fash fruits Al Paul W. Daniels.
october Argosy at the journal
BOOK Store.
FIN. dried figs at Paul w., Ian
IT, Davidson spent Sunday in
Ibke Charles.
4 full line Of fresh cakes at the
rssh BakeryI
October Ocean at the Journal
Book Store.
R E MeduS and family drove to
Fsnton Sunday.
pro:b bread daily at Paul W.
Daniels,
October Railroad Man at the Journ-
/ slBoOk Store.
E, Crozet went to Edgerly on
business Monday.
Beautiful line of ribbons at Paul
v. Daniels.
October All-Story at the Journal
Book Store.
Anthony Hebert and family spent
Sunday in Crowley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ryder were
Jennings visitors Friday.
Nat. Prentice was taking in the
sights in Jennings Saturday.
Nobby line Of Mems and boys
clothing at P. W. Daniels.
JIM. Pitre was transacting bust
ness in Lake Charles Tuesday.
Art squares, rugs and window
shades at Paul W. Daniels.
Geo. Lawson is Oh the sick list
having a mild attack of typhoid.
Crepe de cbene, Brussels net and
velvet at Paul W. Daniels.
BogN-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Bourgeois, on Sunday, a fine boy
CIoaks! Cloaks! Cloaks!
Paul W. Daniels.
IN. Halcom of Jennings has a
position as clerk at Daniels store
The Welsh Bakery carries a full
line of nice fresh cakes, Try them.
Philip Coverdale was a business
visitor in Lake Charles Thursday
Choice Tenderloin Steak, lOc pei
pound. Paul w. Daniels.
]. @. Graham of Lake Charles
was over Tuesday calling on friends
Prepare for cold weather. Line
of new comforts at Paul W. Daniels
Milkmen-I will pay cash for your
young calves. Inquire at the Journa
Office.
Joseph Villien spent Sunday and
Monday with friends at Vermillor
Bay.
For SALE-One good mule, cheaI
If taken soon. Inquire of M. B. Van
Ness.
Jno. Cosner and Lawrence Dau
tel spent Monday evening in Jen
nings.
Royaline Pills save Doctors Bills
For sale by Cooper Drug Co., ant
Crescent Drug Store.
Miss Aimee Martin of Jenning
came over Monday for a short visi
with relatives in Welsh.
The cheapest ever: Only $3.50
to Kansas City and return via tn
K. c. S. See their "ad."
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Joe stopped. "Whvg" he asked natldlu.

Joe stopped. "WhgY" he asked mildly
Beach bit. Make a little countryside
restaurant of it, ye'd say. and have
good ceokin, and keep the boys and
girls from raisin' so much hell out
there. Soon ye'd have other people
comm beside the regular crowd. Make
a little garden on the shore, and let
'em eat at tables under trees an grape
arbors' -
"WeH, why not?- asked Joe.
Haven't 1 been tellin' We I'm think
IN Of it? It's only yer way of hintin'
that's funny to ne, yer way of sayin'
I'd make more money, because ye're
afraid Of preachin' at any of Us. partly
because ye know the little good it'd
be and partly because We have humor
Well, I'm thinkin' ye'll git yer way
I'm willin' to go into the missionary
business with yer'
''Mikew said Joe angrlly, but he
grew very red and failed to meet the
others eye, I'm not
Eyes, We arer' cried Sheehan. Yes.
sir! It's thing We prob'ly haven't
had the nerve to say to yerself since
a boy, but that's yer notion inside.
Ye're little better than a missionary.
1t took me long while to understand
what was drivin' We, but 1 do now.
And we've gone the right way about it.
because we know yen stand fer US
when we're in trouble and fight fer
Us TIL we git square deal. as we're
gcin' to fight fer Happy now"
Joe looked deeply troubled. Never
mind" he said GROSSLY and with visible
embarrassment. You think you could
not make more at the Beach if you
ran it Oh my plan?"
I'm game to try" said Sheehan
! slowly. I'm too old TO hold 'em down
out there the way yoosta could, and
I'm sick Of it-sick of it into the very
bones Of me-" He wiped his forehead
| where's Claudineg'
Held as a witness"
I'm not sorry fer herr said the rec
bearded man- emnhaticallE sWQmez
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want We; Louie Farbach wants We, and
Louie has a big say. Who is 1t that
doesn't want ye?"
Canaan" said Joe.
Hold up. It's Pixies Canaan We
mean. If ye git the nomination ye'd
be elected, wouldn't ye?"
I couldn't be nominated"
I amt claimin' ye'd git Martin
Pixies vote" returned Mr.. Sheehan
sharply, though l don't say its i'm
possible. we've got to beat him, that's
ali. 1e've got to do to him what he's
done TO You and what he's tryin' to do
now worse than ever before. Well
there may be ways to do 1t, and If he
tempts me enough l may fergit my
troth and honor as a noble gentleman
and help We with a word we'd never
guess yerself'
You've limited at such mysteries be-
fore, Mike" Joe smiled. I'D he glad
to know what you mean If there's any
thing in them"
1T may come to that" said the other
with some embarrassment. IT may
come to that some day if the old wolf
presses me too hard in the matter a.
tryin' to git the little man across the
street hanged by the neck and yerself
mobbed fer helpin him. But today III
say no more"
Very we'll, Nike Joe turned
YEARLY to his desk. Il don't want you
to break any promises"
Mr.. Sheehan had gone to the door.
but he paused on the threshold and
wiped his forehead again. "And |
don't want to break any, he said, "bu,
if ever the time should come when ]
couldn't help THE lowered his voice
to a hoarse, but piercing, whisper
that will be the devourin' angels day
fer Martin Piker
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BLACK OAK NEWS


Miss Alice Keck is spending the day
at Hessville.
Peter HoT of Chicago was visitor
here yesterday.
Henry Even transacted business at
Gary yesterday
Louis Buse was business visitor
Hammond yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Buse are Ham
mond visitors today.
c. D. Moon of Clark, transacted bust
ness here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. seygets of Hammond,
were visitors here yesterday.
Peter Leisenfeldt of Hammond, was a
business visitor here this morning
Mrs. Chris. Lehman and her mother.
Mrs. Reissig, spent yesterday at Toles-
ton.
Andrew Reiner and Bert Stonebreak-
er transacted business at Hammond,
Tuesday.
Miss Litta Robbins was here yester-
day instructing the pupils in her musi-
cal class.
Simon Kodeyker celebrated his seven
ty-second birthday at a reception last
evening to about forty guests at his
home. His children and grandchildren
being present. The out of town guests
were: Misses Ida and Clara Kodeyker
of Hammond. Serena Swetz and Mrs
Koy of Highlands and Mrs. Clara
Kalum of Hammond.
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CLARK STATION


Mr.. Shay Of Ivanhoe was visiting here
Tuesday.
Mr.. Hale of Hegewisch was here on
business Tuesday.
The agent of Meyer & Son transacted
business here today.
Julius Scheuer of Clarke was bust
ness visitor at Edgemore Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Luck of Indi-
ana Harbor visited friends here Tues
day.
Miss Gladys Bush celebrated her fifth
birthday with a party which was well
attended. Among all the many friends
present were: Misses Myrtle Cruel.
Henrietta PAUL., Anna Schwalbe, Mar
tina Saager, Lydia Sanger and many
others.
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ENSSELAER NEWS

Warren Robinson is on the sick list
with the grip.
Shorty Adams is at home visiting his
mother and sisters.
James Maloy of steger, Ill, is here
looking after his property.
Fletcher Monnet of Evanston, Ill.,,
is visiting his daughter here.
w o. McCord is moving to Mt. Ayr,
where he Will tend bar in a soioon.
The milk train was about three hours
late today Two engines gave out be-
fore reaching Rensselaer, and the third
was in poor shape.
Quite a number Of deeds for right of
way for the electric railroad were rec
orded here in Jasper county today. and
tomorrow IS looked upon to be big
day in the recording OF deeds.
James r. Randle and wife, who have
been spending the winter in Florida
returned home Wednesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs Randle report a delightful
winter in the south. it being the warm
est in that section for thirty-fv years
Mr.. and Mrs. Randle visited Tapma
Jacksonville and all the winter resorts
on the coast in general. Mr.. and Mrs
Randle both enjoyed good health and
returned to their home feeling thei1
winter was well spent.
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BY BOOTH HARRINGTON,
CONTINUED

mongrel, who had paused to examine
the landscape. The missile failed and
Responsibility, after bestowing a slight
ly injured look upon the clerk, followed
his master.
In the Office the red bearded man sat
waiting. Not so red bearded as of
yore, however, was Mr.. Sheehan, bus
grizzled and gray and, this morning,
gray of face, too, as he sat, perspiring
and anxious, wiping a troubled brow
with black silk handkerchief.
Here's the devil and all to pay at
last joe" he said uneasily on the 9th
er's entrance This is the worst |
ever knew, and 1 hate to say it, but l
doubt yer pullin' it Off"
I've got to, Mike
81 hope on my soul there's a chanst
Of it! l like the little man, joe"
so do II
Il know We do, my boy. But here's
this Tocsin kickin' up the public senti-
ment, and If there ever was follerin'
sheep on earth it's that same public
sentiment
'If it weren't for that'-Joe flung
himself heavily in a chair-"there'd
not be SO much trouble. It's a clear
enough case"
But, don't We see,' interrupted Shee-
han. 1.-The Tocsin's tried 1T and convict
ed him aforehand? And that if things
keep goin' the way they've started to-
day the gran jury's bound to indict
him and the trial jury to convict him
They wouldn't dare not to. What's
more, they'll want to. And they'll
rush the trial, summer OR no summer,
and
II know; know"
"Fn tell ye one thing" said the 9th
er, wiping his forehead with the black
handkerchief, land that's this, my boy
Last nights business has just about
put the cap on the Beach fer me. I'm
sick of it, and I'm tired Of it. I'm
ready to quit, sir"
Joe looked at him sharply. "Don't
you think my old notion of what might
| be done could be made to payF'
Sheehan laughed. "Whoo! You anG
yer hints, Joe. How long past have yt
come around me with 'em? L b'lievt
We cd make more money, Mike'-that':
the way ye'd put tiff We altered the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-14
HOBART NEWS

The weather for the past week has
been very disagreeable.
Harry Stewart of Lake Station was
in town last evening.
Mrs. Ed Shoemaker of Valparaiso
called on Hobart friends yesterday.
Ed Keilman transacted business in
the city Wednesday.
Druggist Watson of Warsaw, Ind,
was in Hobart a few hours Tuesday
visiting his brother. DR.. ]. c. Watson.
Ed Spencer was home yesterday
from Toleston. His hand is somewhat
better.
Miss Louisa Butts. who has been
visiting here several days with her
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SOUTH DEERING

Steve Kerr came home from East
Chicago Tuesday to register
George Reid of the East Side was
South Deering caller yesterday.
Little Annie Conkey returned to
school yesterday after a few days
illness.
1t is reported that one of South
behring's prominent young ladies will
become an Easter bride.
Mrs. Daisy Kasper Of Hammond
spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs
Sommers, in Terrence avenue.
The four-year-old son Of Mrs.
Sweeny, residing at 10440 Terrence
avenue, fell from his bicycle while
riding yesterday and injured his back.
Division No. 80, A o. H Of South
Deering will give it's annual dance
st. Patricks eve. March 16. at Duffy s
hall. The usual good time is expect
ed.
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WHEELER NEWS


Mrs. John Convey is on the sick list
Miss Lena Shultz was a Valparaiso
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Jones transacted bust
ness in Valparaiso Monday
Mrs. L. K. Johnson and son, Floyd,
were shoppers in Chicago Tuesday
The high school oratorical contest
will be given Friday evening, March
%
On account of the bad weather and
the small attendance the Passion week
oratorio given at the NJ. E. church last
evening will be given again next Sat
urday night.
A band of gypsies camped over night
at the Peak school house near Wheeler
and burned the schools wood and
kindling. The band escaped before the
proper officials arrived.
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ST. JOHNS NEWS

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Schmall, a baby girl
Peter Weingart ard his sister Mary
left for Chicago Tuesday.
Miss Clara Gerlach is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. John StoIzin in Hammond.
John Stolz of Hammond is spending
several days in st. John on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas of Scherer-
vile, celebrated their golden wedding
Tuesday.
Miss Helen Gerlach, who was confined
to the house by sickness for three
weeks. is better now. and able to be
out.
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STONY ISLAND NEWS

John J. McNIulIen is on the sick list
Miss Grace Galert is on the sick list
Mrs. Galver visited with Mrs Reid
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. BarbauId visited friends in
Burnside Wednesday.
Mrs Rush, of Pullman visited Mrs.
Patrick Hardy Monday.
Mrs. christman, who has been Ill all
winter. is slowly recovering.
Miss Esta Love, who is suffering
with rheumatism, went to hospital
Tuesday.
Mrs. william Deagan, OF Burnside.
visited her mother-in law, Mrs. NJ. Dee
gan, Wednesday.
Mr.. Myers is having a clnder walk
put in in front Of his property. B. ].
Rogers is doing the work.
The funeral of Mr.. Crawley, who
died Monday afternoon, was held at St
Alebies church in stony Island We'd
desday morning at 10 o'clock Mr..
CrawIey was well known resident
of East Burnside and was respected by
all who knew him. He leaves a wild
ow and four children. Charles, Frank,
Mrs Debs and Mrs. Shears, to mourn
his loss. They have the sympathy of
all.
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TOLLESTON NEWS

Mrs. Richard Smith of Hammond was
in town yesterday calling on friends
Lawyer Nelson J. Bozarth Of VAL
paraiso has opened an Office in the
new bank building.
Mr.. Kaeting, father of Mrs. Stump
fig, is on the sick list.
1t is reported that o. c.. Borman is
on the sick list.
Mr.. Cox of Robertsdale was in town
yesterday and would like to locate
here.
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WEST PULLMAN

The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church
met yesterday in the church parlors.
Mr.. Way and family of Morgan Park
are making their home in Butler street
Mr. and Mrs. ElrOy returned this
week from their visit at Wheaton, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A Coopman have re-
turned from their visit with his mother
An Wisconsin.
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BURNHAM NEWS


C. M. Nichols visited Messrs and Mes
danes Joseph Weinland and w. C. Neel
Sunday.
Miss Anna Frank, who has been Wis
iting her mother In this place for sew
eral days, has returned to Pullman.
Among the Burnham people in Ham
mond today were: Mrs. VIII Neel, Mrs.
John Dokupil. Mrs Rein Rau and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Rau.
A card party was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. CuIlman Satur-
day evening Among those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames J. w.
weinIand and w. c. Neel.
Owing to the kind" work of neigh
bors Miss Ethel Kiersey is no longer
with the Burnham Land association and
the position has been taken by Mrs.
Della Hickman OF Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pasho have remov-
ed from the cottage they have occu-
pied in Pullman avenue and will make
their home IN Gary. The place is now
occupied by another family of Hun
garians.
A party was held Sunday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Doe
at which the Misses Lillian and Alma
Doe were hostesses in honor OF Messrs
Earl Jones and Fred Mundis of Kan
sas City, Mo.
The correspondent wishes to apollo
gize to Charlie Cook for the recent
error in which it was stated that he
had recently purchased a marriage H.
cense, this statement being proven un-
true later
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mother. Mrs p J. Kelly. returned to
Chicago yesterday.
At a card party given in odd Fell
lows hall Tuesday evening by the l..
o. r. NJ. William McAfee and Miss
Mary Chandler We're awarded the
first prizes and DR.. Kenward and Mrs.
NJ Fleck captured the BOBBY prizes.
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LANSING NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boyd Of Wauka-
sha. Wis, are visiting at the home of J.
G. Ton.
The annual prayer service for crops
was held at the Reformed and Chris
tian Reform churches yesterday. Large
crowds turned out in spite of the
weather.
Mr. Krums' saloon door no longer
swings on its hinges. Mr.. Loobs, its late
tenant has put up a CLOSED" sign.
However, Lansing is no longer dry.
There still is an abundant supply Of
bayrum.
c. Int Hout, sr. of Oak Glen, has con-
scented to be the prohibition candidate
for road commissioner for the town of
Thornton. Dry roads will be the slogan
of Mr.. Int Hout's campaign and with
this new application he hopes to get a
good number of farmers votes.
The Lansing County Culture club
meets tomorrow evening at Huttinger's
hall. The program is as follows:
Cornet Duet.
JACOB SChmOeSeE ana JOih 1lI H1ou
Sons Observation-Disclosures. blhso
Male Chorus
Reading. .............. n. ]. Taarloerg
Question Box.
Pratical Health Talk. DR.. Beuker
Prize Corn Contest.
Song. The Lorelai
Mixed Chorus.
Dialogue. ............. .--.---..'.
Misses Eva Rievelt and Jennie Int Hout
Lansing Blower and Cartoon -....--
......... Andy Van Bodegraver
Back Bone Contest.
Extemporaneous debate upon sub
iect to be chosen during the evening.
Critics Report. Int Hout, jr
Piano Solo......... Lilly Steinbact
An effort is being made to start G
new religious weekly to be printed II
the Holland language and to be located
at South Holland. The avowed purpose
is to present an organ representing tbs
different Dutch churches in the vicinity
The news element seems to be sec
ondary.
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First Presidential Mansion.

The first presidential mansion stood
on the corner of Franklin square and
Cherry street, New York 176s). A
portion of the East river bridge struc-
ture rests on the site and is marked
by tablet on the bridge abutment
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PULLMAN NEWS


Frank Frusaeller is sick with pneu-
monia.
The Redemptorist Fathers are hold
ing a mission at St. Louis Catholic
church.
Mr.. Gallagher Of 217 Stephenson
street was buried from Holy Rosary
church this morning.
The young ladies of the French
academy will give an entertainment in
honor of st. Patrick.
The Japs must be a wealthy nation.
Almost every day you see some visit
ing the Pullman shops.
Mrs. Joseph Vogts sister-in-law is
at the ST. Anthony of Padua hospital
TO be operated on for tumor.
The Royal Council of Hath Royal
League will give a May party on May
at the Market hall in Pullman.
F. Hiding, who was absent for sew
eral days on account of his wife's Ill
ness, is expected to work again this
week
The council which brings in the least
members during this period have to pay
for a grand supper. which will, of
course, be a source of great jollifica-
ton. OF course the Royal Council will
win.
The members of the Royal Council of
the Royal League of Roseland and the
Palace Council of the Royal League of
Pullman. who have been working very
hard since the first of the year, and
will continue so until March 80, are
rivals.
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Mrs. w. P. Flory of Union spent yes
terday with Miss Helen Culver in Ash
land boulevard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-14

Mrs. Evans, VINO sustained a severe
burn from an explosion of gasoline a
week ago, is improving slowly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boyd Of Wauka-
sha, Wis. are visiting at the home of J.
c. Ton.
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The annual prayer service for crops
was held at the Reformed and Chris
tian Reform churches yesterday. Large
crowds turned out in spite of the
weather.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-14

Mrs. Christman, who has been III all
winter, is slowly recovering.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-14

Miss Esta Love, who is sufrerinl
with rheumatism, went to hosplta
Tuesday.
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The Royal Council of Hath Royal
League will give a May party on May
8 at the Market hall in Pullman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-02

of the dividend reduction and after the announcement of further outs in the price of copper. both in London ana at the New York metal exchange.
 St. Paul was under some special pressure, accompanied by several un- verified rumors.
 The strength of Pennsylvania was assignable to the favorable return or net earnings for August, although Atchison also was notably hrm throughou In spite of a large decrease in net earnings for August. The United States Steel stock sold off on reports of a cutting down of the work ing force at the mills. The Metropol1- tan Street Railway receivership re- vived the often repeated weakness In the local traction group.
 The call money rate did not relax appreciably and held strong with the moderate show of strain manifested yesterday. Further covering by shorts came later in the day and closed the market strong. The whole market was highly professional and the movement showed little consistency at any time
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value, $1,50S,000. United States bonds were unchanged on call.