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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-18
ALLOWED HIM TO TRY HIMSELF
Prisoner Up for Boozing Too Often
Finds Himself Guilty and Fines
Himself ST and Costs.

Muncie, Ind, Sept. IS. = When
Hamilton Murray, a well-known farm
er, came before Judge Gass on the
charge Of intoxication, where he had
often been before on the same charge
Judge Gass asked him: What would
you do If you were city judge and a
man kept coming before you time aft
er time on the same charger" Il hard
ly know" said Murray. well, l be-
lieve you are an honest man, and 1
want you to try your own case, Mr..
Murray"
Assured that the court meant it,
Murray, as the prisoner. made a brief
speech in which he showed what he
believed to be some extenuating cir
cumstances, but as judge he closed by
saying: Nevertheless, for repeated
failure to heed the warnings of this
court, fine you the usual sum, 81 and
COSTS" Then taking a large leather
wallet from his hip pocket, Murray
passed S11 over to the bailif and left
the room. after promising never to Of
fend again.
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Yellow Fever Expert Dies.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-Major James
Carroll, surgeon Z. S. a. a member
of the commission that was sent TO
Cuba TO study yellow fever after the
Spanish war. is dead at his home here.
1t was his commission that fixed def
nitely on the mosquito as the medium
of transmission Of yellow fever. DIT.
Carroll allowed himself to be bitten by
a mosquito that had been infected
from three distinct yellow fever cases.
Ee developed The disease four days
aftGEXayd, but recovered.
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NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

By the explosion Of a 12-inch shell
In the turret of the japanese battle
ship Kashima twenty men were
killed and sixteen wounded.
Nine persons were injured more or
less severely by a collision on the
Northwestern railway at Racine Wis.
Three members Of the Elks' society
ana the chauffeur were killed when an
automobile ran away near Colorado
Springs, Colo, and collided with a teIe-
phone pole.
The Moors at Casablanca have ac-
cepted the French terms OF peace and
the war IS over.
The Minneapolis, st Paul and Sault
Ste. Marie railroad has filed amended
articles Of Incorporation In Minnesota,
doubling its capital stock.
The locomotive pulling a passenger
train on the Rock Island railroad blew
up at Calhan, Colo, killing Engineer
Hartman and perhaps fatally injuring
Fireman Chinburg
The suspension of the firm Of L. r.
Hardie & Co., cotton brokers, New
OEleduSs - auIcuAceu- AOul4 uOL NDl-
lect margins.
The American Hospital association
is holding its annual convention at
Chicago. with upwards of $50 delegates
present.
/ A severe rain and electrical storm
visited the northern part OF Ohio, do
/ ing considerable damage.
The Duke Of Abruzzi has been ap-
pointed second in command OF the Ital-
ian feet in the Mediterranean.
Agrarian troubles have broken out
again in southern Italy, and rioters
have done much damage TO property.
The international chess masters
tournament at Karlsbad has ended.
The first prize was won By 4. Rubin
stein, Of Russia: Maroczy won second
and Leonhardt third.
Thomas r Patton. recently de-
ceased, treasurer OF the Pennsylvania
Masonic grand lodge. left his entire
estate OF S2.50o.O00eo the male orphans
OF master Masons.
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CHICAGO LETTER.

Chicago. Sept 1S.-WHEAT-Mar-
ket has ben rather unresponsive to
bullish news today. Larger profess
SIGNALS have not been in shape to add TO
holdings while general public is not in
as prompt cemmouncation with tho
market as necessary to bring Its sup
port. There has also been much real
king by some of tho local longs who
have been discouraged at the action Of
the market Canadian crop reports
have been verified. Railroad of that
country now conceding much damage.
1t was raining today in big palt of
that country thus adding to probability
OF further loss and deterioration.
Foreign bids have been close to the
market and a fair trade has been done
despite the Tightening tendency OF
holders There were sales of hard
wheat here at one-half cent better than
previous highest price OF the year.
Cash sales. $4,000; seaboard. 81 loads.
CoRN-was weak early on large re-
ceipts and free selling. but rallied
later on improved demand for cash
corn for shipment and export and pros
pect Of lighter arrivals. Last week S
break shut off much country selling.
CaSn corn was ohS-uaAA ScAiN AoWSA d"
sample market early. but closed steady
and was nominally about one-half
cent higher later. Cash sales, $4,000;
seaboard, Is loads.
oATS-Trading in oats has been
rather dull today. Prices were irmeS
than other grains. There was fair
scattered demand The selling pres
sure was light except on rallies whom
1t steadily increased for May delivery.
Cash sales. 1850. 600.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

T0 4sst9's7oL 70 H. block 81 70;
second ADDITION; lots p, %.
ond addition, John 3. Bowers
TO Gary & Western Railway. -
Toleston-Lot 2. block s.. c.. T.
L. q l. Co.'S third addition,
Martin T. Walsh to Paul P.
lesson-Lots j. :, block :. c. ''
Walsh -. 1000
in c. T. L. & /. Co.'S redivision
fourth addition, Leo T. Pischek
to John Q. Bowers - 1
Toleston-Lots s, 9, block p n,
in c. T. L. & l. Co.'S fourth ad-
dition, Charles L. Surprise TO
John O. Bowers ............. 400
Toleston-Lots S, 9, block p n,
in c. T. l. d I. Co.'S fourth ad-
diton, John o. Bowers 10 Gary
& Western Railway co... 700
Toleston-Lot p, block Is, redi-
vision c. 7. L /. Co.'S 4th
addition, EVA c. Bryan TO John
Q. Bowers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Toleston-Lots %, "a, block "a.
lot Y, bloek q n. rediyislon
dition. Calumet Land GO. to
John o. Bowers ....-..... $500
Toleston-Lots 10. II, block 16;
let bIeoR H. ID block Yaf 49, b lots 2s a.
| rediviston G. T. L & l. Co.'S
fourth addition, c. T. L. & I
Co. to John Q. Bowers. 80. -
Toleston-Lots 10, Il. block 16,
redivision c. T. L & I. Co.'S sec
ond addition, Calumet Land Co.
TO John Brown ............. 1000
] TolestOn-Lots s. 9, block 20, c.
| T. L & L Co.'S redivision sec
ond addition. Frank n Gayit
| to Gary d Western Railway
Toleston-Lot II. block 10, &. T.
L. & I. Co.'S third addition,
! arI ............... -. 1900
Hammond-Lots to 3. Pochman
| e George {. Brahos ........ 1000
1. redivision Helberg's Oak
! Ridge addition, Henry Z. Dow
! enmuhle to Peter Tanes, jr... 500
Hammond-Lot 20, block /, Roll
| ing Mil addition, George W
Lawrence, jr. TO John +. Sui
Ha an M X lot IS. block
|, Mary Busche 70 6winburn
J. Laws -...........-..- 4,5oo
TIammond-Lots ~ and AZ, block
2 Homewood addition, Flea
/ nor Demtng to Charles c. Smith 1000
/ IoweIl-Part OF Nichols addi-
ton. George Beckman TO ". -
i A. Deyo ................... 900
Il Robart-Lot 4, block 6. Earl &
Davis addition, Robert Laube
4 10 oscar z. Frederick. ....-.
Myrtle Grove-Lots 25 70 80.
u Alice A. DeClark To Charles
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FAIRBANKS RISKS BIS LIFE
Thinks Better of 1t Later, However,
and Arrives in Town in a
Farm Wagon,

Cleveland Sept 1S.-Yice President
Fairbanks and Ex-Governor Myron t.
Herrick arrived in this city late at
night on a farmers wagon, having had
a strenuous "trip from Canton in Her
rick's automobile, and having eneoun-
tered two storms In the trip, begun
just after the adjournment of the
meeting Of the Mckinley memorial
trustees.
The first storm was just out OF Can
Ton and after that the trip was made
without incident till within six miles
Of Cleveland. when the automobile
stuck fast in the mud, following a
second storm. A farmer proffered the
use Of his wagon. which the ex-govern-
or and his guest, the vice president. ac-
cepted.
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NEW YORK LETTER.

New York. Sept. 18.-The stock mar
ket furnished a rather nervous ana
mixed affair today. Early prices were
inclined to firrnness with the trade In
Union Pacific. Northern Pacific, 81
Paul and Great Northern upon larger
scale than for several days Each OF
these issues scored fair gains during
the earlier part Of the session In the
Industrial group. Copper and Smelters
were both rushed up couple or points
over Yesterdays figures. but on the al
vance the market met with sueh
massive amount of Offering that the
advance was soon dissipated.
The unsettled condition prevailing IN
4he metal world combined to the indls-
position of Mr.. Rogers OF the Amalga-
mated company has had a depressing
influence upon the price Of these
shares.
The morning newspapers were full of
stories to the effect that Mr.. Rogers
was contemplating retiring from the
presidency of the Amalgamated COM
pany owing to Ill health.
Another rumor put into circulation
which lacked confirmation was one TO
the effect that a syndicate had been
formed to take over the 2O0,o0o,o00
pounds Of surplus copper This was
regarded as a canard of the first wa
ter. Each day brings a slight decline
in the price Of the copper metal. Opin-
ions are freely expressed that the
copper metal will sell at twelve cents
per pound before the present depres-
sion is over.
Barring the weakness of the indus
trial shares, the balance of the mar
ket closed with rather firm under
tone.
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Stocks-It is almost impossible to
get anyone to express a definite opin-
on regarding the probable course of the
market for the next weeks. It is point
ed out that there are so many conflict
ing factors IN the situation that it is
we'll nigh useless to attempt a fore
cost. Some interests who have
watched market closely for several
weeks say that they would not be at
all surprised to see a very pronounced
rally at almost any time. with the ex-
ception of Copper and other metal
stocks they think that the market has
withstood very we'll the onslaught
made by the operators for short &C
count
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Nebraska and Kansas-Fair tonight
and tomorrow: cooler tonight.
Montana-Fair and cooler tonight
and tomorrow; light frost tomorrow
night
Dakotas-Fair tonight and Thurs
day; cooler tonight with light frosts.
IoWa-ShoWers tonight; fair and
cooler tomorrow.
innesota-Showers and cooler to-
night; fair and cooler tomorrow; prob
ably light frost north tonight
Wisconsin-Showers tonight and to-
morrow; cooler tomorrow.
Michigan-Showers tonight and to-
morrow.
Missouri-Fair tonight and tomor-
row.
Illinois and Indiana-Fair south
showers north tonight and tomorrow
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-18

The feature of the trading from the
opening was the apparent absence of
long stock. There were some offers of
large blocks of Steel, a. c. P. and Read
ing. but the orders to offer these
stocks came from house Identified
with the bear side OF the market since
the beginning Of the year. Northern
Pacific was the most prominent Of the
railroad list in the first hours, and was
in persistent demand.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

Union Stock Yards, Sept. Is.-Hog
receipts, 10000; market steady; left
oyer, $3.50; estimated tomorrow. 49,
600; light, $500 TO $50: mixed. $3.50 to
$50; heavy, $3.50 to go; rough, $3.50
to $50.
Cattle receipts, q ,0oo; market slow.
Sheep receipts, $4,000, market weak
20 100 lower.
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GRAIN MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept. 18.-Carlots today
Wheat. $50; corn, sal; oats. AL; hogs.
20 900 head.
Chicago, Sept. 18.-Estimated cars
for tomorrow: Wheat. So; corn, ass;
oats 1913; hogs. $4,000 head
Chicago, Sept. 18.-~CIearances-
Wheat and flour $4,000 bu; corn, S0,-
900 bu; oats, 10000 bu.
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Greatest shootinA on Record.

San Antonio Tex, Sept. is. - All
records for rife shooting at wing tar
gets were broken when A. d. Topper
vein. the champion, broke $3.50 tar
gets without miss. A grain OF pow
der II his eve was what stopped hira.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-18
BAD Dav for New Charters.

Minneapolis, Sept IS. - The new
charter proposition which was before
the Minneapolis voters here for tho
overwhelmingly. The vote was light,
about 1900 more votes being cast
against the measure than for 1t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-18

The market In general showed a bet
ter undertone and prices were higher
compared with yesterdays close, but
some issues were weak and did not
hold their gain as might be expected.
Very apparent was the selling of Union
Pacific and the buying of the Union
Pacific convertible bonds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-18
Olive OIL Cheap In ereecs.

In Greece the usual price Of olive
oil is only about 20 cents quart at
wholesale. When the yield Is excep.
tionaIly large, pure oil is still cheaper.
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Primary Movement
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept 1S-Wheat closed
three quarters 70 seven eighths high
er. Corn closed one-half higher.
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r Frederick .
action ls-26-a M-Parf lota


II you wish to cover your floor with
llnoleum and the boards are warped.
fill the uneven places with sand and
your nnoleum win not become worn.
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SHE WASAMAN Halter
Made II Her Lies Work TO Show,
That He Wasn't at All
Necessary.
PROVED IT III HER OWN CASE
Justice Permits Man to Try Himself
for a ''Jag" and Costs,
and Paid-Items.

Elwood, Ind, Sept 1S.-NIiss Gym
thia Ault, aged So, has died at the
home Of her brother, Henry Ault, a
prominent farmer, near Aroma, seven
miles southwest. Miss Ault was noted
for her beauty when she was just
blooming into womanhood and re-
tanned traces Of her youthful appear
ance through all her years, and while
she could have had sudtors by the
score. being both of fine face and fig
ure. she loathed man as most women
fear mouse. and it was very rarely
that she spoke to the opposite sex.
Didn't Want Evea Preacher.
Only in business transactions would
she converse with a man, and during
her last days it took much persuasion
to get her TO accept spiritual aid from
the resident pastor. She lived in single
blessedness all her life and took pleas
ure in farm life, performing work that
would have been difficult for q man,
yet she was not masculine in her man
ner. She leaves a snug little fortune
to her brothers and sisters, having an
interest in a fine farm in Hamilton
county, besides q large bank account
Her greatest aim in life was to show
what woman could do without the
aid of man.
Shakes Up the Board.
Elwood. Ind. Sept. 1S.-Mayor Orla
Armfield has shaken up the board Of
public works here, dropping Thomas
O'Brien, district manager of the Amer
lean Sheet and Tinplate company, and
Ward Roach, who has been on the
board for the last year, having
been appointed by the former
mayor, r. Z. FornsheI, who is
now postmaster The men Sc
lected to replace them are Moses Har-
mon, president of the EIwood Trust
company and a member of the board
of metropolitan police commissioners.
| and William 4. Dehority, cashier of
the Elwood State bank. No reason is
assigned by the mayor for the change,
but his action is causing much COM
ment.
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The market in all likelihood. will
back and fill" for a few days but the
advantage should be taken of all re-
cessions of a point or SO to buy the
good rails. Buy the grains only for
turns, and on breaks of a couple
cents per bushel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-18

New York city. with twice the popu-
lation OF Chicago. has current expenses
nearly four times as great
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NOTICES.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
An examination for the position of
fireman Waterman viii be held at the
postoffce in this city on Sept. IS, 1907.
For application blanks, and for full
Information relative to the examina-
ton, qualifications, duties. salaries. etc,
address Secretary, Board Of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, Postoffice, City.
BEFORE THE BOARD OF COMMITS
SlONERS OF LAKE COUNTY, IN
DIANA. OCTOBER TERM, 1907.
STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY,
NOTICE. OF PETITION FOR vAcA-
TON OF SOUTH SHEFFIELD. A
HAMMOND. LAKE COUNTY. IN
Notice is hereby given that A. Muir
ray Turner has filed with the county
auditor his petition to the board Of
commissioners of Lake county, Indiana,
for the vacation of South Sheffield, a
subdivision located in the southeast
quarter Use "a of the northeast quar-
ter (ne ~ of section l. township So.
Hammond; that said petition will be
heard by said board of commissioners
at theiT regular meeting on October
), 1907, at which time any person in
terested may appear and demonstrate
II he sees fit.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I hereunto
set my hand and attach the official
seal of the board of commissioners of
Lake county, this 18th day Of Scptem-
Der. 1907.
CIAS. A JOHNSON.
Auditor Lake County. Indiana.
a MURRAY TURNER, Petitioner.
(SeaLl 9-7-30t
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

No charge for six insertions under
Barter and Exchange head. For every
reply TO ad, you pay two cents.
FOR ExCHANGE--Good nickel plated
gold bell slide trombone; will ex-
change for good second hand rubber
tire surrey, or cash. J. Nj, Lake
County Times.-17
FOR ADMINISTRATIONS course,
cost So in international Cores
high grade gold watch, or what have
you? Address ABB, Lake County
Times.-16
TO EXCHANGE-Co rotary
blast heater for a pair OF portiers or
couch or what? Address K-29-, Lake
County Times.-16
FOR ExCHANGE-one new 22 caliber
rife and cash for ladies' bicycle. Adj
dress Box E-33, Lake County Times-l4
FOR EXCHANGED yards good
Brussels carpet, for rugs or coal
range. Address Box Car, Lake County
Tfmes.-13
FOR EXCHANGE-Cloc worth S12;
coupons good for an oil painting on
canvas, and good gasoline lamp, for a
bicycle. Address K-15, Lake County
Times.-12
FOR EXCHANGE-Fin tone violin in
exchange for graphophone and rec
ords. Address Box +. NJ, Lake County
Times.-11
FOR EXCHANGE-W have odds and
ends of paint factory left, such as
wood filters, Japans, varnishes, single
stains, roof and barn paint, furniture
polish and kaisonine and fresco colors.
Everything in paint line, barrel and
ton lots, for anything useful-Address
Box XII, Lake County Times.-11
| TO EXCHANGE-On Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinet, almost new, with all com
| partments, complete, must dispose at
| once; cost SIS. sell SIT cash, including
| spices. cereals, etc, or VIII exchange
| Lake County Times.-10
FOR HANGE-Complete set OF
eighth grade school books for wear
/ ing apparel for young lady Address
BOX FIJI, Lake County Ilmes.-l0
FOR ExCHANGE-Three lots in Ham
mond for acreage property in vIcin-
! ity Of Hammond. Address Box L-31,
/ Lake County Times.-10
FOR ExCHANGE-Two box dirt wag-
ons for a horse Address Box Pa
/ Lake County Times.-I0
/
Section 1865 w-Part lots /.
2. Is, I6. 8 Of Old Michigan
TO John A Gavit - $500
| Section 9r34-s W-Part sw u:
section 23-34-9 W-Part y.
Reuben Fancher TO Grace Fan
/ cher ct al ..---...... 1000
fers there have been filed for record
8 mortgages, 5 releases and 13 mis-.
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Very little can be said in general on
the market. the public is entirely alb
sent and speculation is very profess
sional. Commercial conditions must
adjust themselves first in order to put
the financial situation on better basis.
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HEARD ON BOURsE.

Buy Northern Pacific and Reading
Regular dividend on Locomotive
common and preferred.
The principal feature of the market
is the scarcity of stocks.
The expectation is that Northern IA
ciflc will pay extra dividend of one
per cent
Earnings Northern Gross
earnings from July 1, to Sept. Z. in
creased X per cent.
The advance in Copper price in Lon
don was used as an incentive for a
trading movement in Amalgamated.
Hartman lines buying engines. The
American Locomotive Co. has received
on order for. 125 locomotives from the
Hartman lines.
Judicious investments at about pres
emit level should prove exceedingly prof
table, especially If purchases are made
Of good dividend paying railroads.
The strength in the market was
Northern Pacific, which scored an adj
vance of two per cent under very act
i've buying, unquestionably for inside
account.
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-Two furnished rooms. south
side preferred. Address ", Lake
County Times.-9-14-tf
WANTED-Six or seven-room house.
south OF State street and east of
Monon r, r Address II. =. Lake
County Times.-S-2T
WANTED want TO rent small or
medium sized farm between Ham
mond and Crown Point. within walk
ing distance to r. r. station. Address
Meyer. Postoffice BOX sos, Ham
mOnd, Ind.-S- 20 3Wk
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PERSONAL-WhiIe riding on Ham
nOnd- East Chicago car about 1850
last night. Fritz Pain alleges that he
was assaulted by conductor at Erie
tracks in Hammond, and desires that
any passengers on the car who wit
messed affair 10 communicate with him
at once S737 Superior avenue, South
Chicago, ul.-9-18-1t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-18

LOST-Black seal leather purse with
silver corners, containing $13 IN bills.
few pennies and check made out in
favor Of NJ. II. Freeman. Owner be-
lieves il was left in the Michigan Cen
tral depot this city. Also umbrella
with gun metal handle. Liberal re
ward II property is returned to Mrs.
Freeman. editorial rooms. Lake County
Times, Hammond building, Holman
and Fayette reets-9-1l-tf
LOST OR STRAY ED-SU.day. from
Wolf Lake saloon, bay horse. 1900
pounds; small white mark on left hind
leg. Address any information to Fred
Burk. Wolf Lake.-9-4-tf
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PERSONALITIES. Josie Sooy, nurse.
Phone 933 East Cnicago.-9- sim
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LOST AND FoUNn

LOST-Gold locket and chain; mono
gram NJ Q. on back. face set with
chip diamonds and amethysts. lost
Thursday or Friday. Return to this
office; reward.-9-16-3t
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WANTED-Good man on wood work
ing machinery and also handy at
bench work. Famous Mfg. Co, East
Chicago, Ind.-9-17-2t
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/ WANTED-A bright boy about I6 years
old. Apply at once. Speciality Under
wear Co.-y-16-tf
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EEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Middle aged German Cath
Ollie housekeeper; no children. Ad-
dress Martin Hilger. r. X. No. /, Box
104, Hammond, Ind.--917-4t
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FOR SALE-Jersey COW; fine mixer;
kind and gentle. A. w. Warren, 4
Charlotte street, near South Holman.
-9-18-3t