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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
MICHIGAN CITY

The Crpheus club viii meet tomorrow
night al Pythian hall, where a musical
program will be given by the Phil
harmonic male quartet of Chicago. The
quartet is made up of Messrs. Barnard,
Brock Raneous and Bewey. Miss May
Valentine viii play several piano solos
Thirty six from this city attended
the Democratic banquet Saturday night
and the Hon. w. w. Peppe spoke on
Home Rule"
Hon. and Mrs. w. B. Hutchinson will
leave after the holidays for California,
where they will spend the winter. W.
b. Hutchinson, jr has stopped work on
the Valparaiso stone road and viii oc-
cupy apartments in the recently built
homestead on the old place
There was a cave-in at the junction
of the new and old sewer system at
Eighth and Franklin streets yesterday
and a force of men are at work at this
point 1t was found that there was
IS inches of sand in the pipes and
chains are being used to loosen this up
so that it may be cleaned out.
Thousands tried the new bridge to
the Park yesterday. The old scow
was removed by the contractor.
The Chicago police authorities sent
letter of thanks to Supt. Weller and
Serg Tiedt of the local police depart
ment for their assistance on the Van
Tassel case.
The County Board of Education met
Saturday and decided to hold an ora
toricaI contest for the county schools
in April
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
HEGEWISCH and BURNHAM

Mrs. Pugsley a former resident of
Hegewisch is making her home for
the present with Mrs Mills. at the
corner Of one Hundred and Thirty fifth
street and Ontario avenue.
Mrs. Charles McGrrl was reported
sick Friday.
Peter Anderson has sold his new
house on Commercial avenue to the
railroad
Arrangements have been made by
Miss Ruth Pratt for manual training
in the Henry Clay school after Jan. i.
The Parents and Citizens club met
at the school house Friday afternoon.
An address was given by Mrs. Van der
Vaart Of Neighborhood House on child
labor as 1t was forty or fifty years
ago and as it is now. She has visited
many factories and spoke from per
sonal knowledge. Her talk was in
tensely interesting and should have
been heard by every intelligent woman
in the town. 1t was decided to circu-
late a petition at once for kinder
garten and at the same time to ask
the people to donate any outgroWn
clothing which they may have on hand.
There are children who cannot attend
school because of their clothes. Get
your donations ready and they will be
called for.
Daniel Jordan left this afternoon on
the Erie for trip to his boyhood
home in Germany.
The mother of Mrs. William Neale Of
Burnham was buried at Yale, Mich,
Sunday.
Mrs. John Martindale visited her
father at South Chicago Saturday.
The Western steel car laid off more
men Saturday and those remaining will
only labor eight hours day
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Wickham and Miss
p. MartindaIe visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Berg of Hammond, Sunday
Misses Josephine and Ida Julian OF
1 chicago were the guests of their sis
4 ter Mrs. ]. T. Pouun, Of Burnham Sun
day.
Tim Murphy will leave for Ottawa
/ Ill, where he will spend few weeks
with his folks during the slaskness OF
the western steel Car foundry.
Mrs. James Patton transacted bust
ness in Chicago yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs McCord were the guest:
of Mrs. j. Patton sunday
Messrs A. Lassial J. S. Doe and son
Theodore visited friends in Chicago
yesterday.
Messrs. H. Moran, B. Boyle 3. Foil
and Nj. Pryor were the guests of II
Patton Sunday afternoon.
Myrtle Alexander spent Sunday even
ing with friends in Durham
Charles Poulin VIII resume worl
Monday after a weeks illness at hom'
caused by bad cut on his knee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
NSSELAER NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Baylor of Port
land, Ore, are visiting his sister, Mrs.
Phillip Blue. ana family.
The Rensselaer, Masons entertained
the order from Monon Saturday night
al banquet in the armory.
a. e. Bolsen. the confectioner. is in
Charlottesville assisting Len Lelber in
setting lip his business at that place.
Thomas Thornton has spent a months
furlough here and has now returned
to the soldiers home in Lafayette
Clyde Reeve and family spent sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Reeve.
oscar Peterson Of the 112th artillery
is visiting his brother-in-law. George
Salim.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
FINDING OF BODY
CLEARS MYSTERY
Remains Of Herman Shure
Found Floating in Mich
igan City Harbor.
IS MISSING FOR SIX WEEKS
No Evidences of Foul Play DiscOv-
ered-Watch Found in Pocket
'1I!muI saAUaT =
lspeclnl 10 LaI1e counts Tlmes.l


Michigan CITY, Ind. Dec. 9-The
body 1T Herman Shure who disappeared
six weeks ago was found this morning
floating in the upper harbor. Shure
was switchman employed ON the Lake
Erie railroad. and without leaving any
trace behind. dropped out of sight His
wife offered $50 for any information
regarding him, shortly after his dis
appearance. The harbor was dragged
at that time without any results.
This morning Albert Rednick OF the
Michigan City Launch and Engine com
pany while crossing the harbor found
the body hoating IN the water 1t was
towed % land ana taken to the morgue
There were no traces Of anything that
might have caused his death and there
are no foul play theories. His watch
was found III his pocket and some
small change. lie leaves a widow and
one daughter; a sister. Mrs George
Spaiger. and two brothers. Paul and
William shure. lie was 40 years OF
age.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
BURIED 1T oAKWOoDs TODAY.
Windsor Park Woman, Mrs. Margaret
Il. Jones. Is Laid TO Rest.

Mrs Margaret r. Jones, who died
Friday night at II o'clock at her home
at 243 Seventy sixth street, was buried
at o'clock this afternoon from the
residence. Mrs Jones is well known IN
windsor Park where she has lived for
several years. Mrs. Jones was the
wife of the chief assistant coroner IF
Cook county. Rev. Frank Wilder Of
the First Presbyterian church will Of
hcate at the services. Mrs. Jones will
be buried in Oakwoods cemetery
The deceased has long been a suf-
ferer, and has been confined to her bed
for more than a year. Mrs. Jones was
well known socially in Windsor Park.
She has many friends that remember
the many months of patient suffering
that she was forced to undergo, and
who will miss her.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
PULLMAN

J. Mclaughlin. OF Stephenson street.
who has been I'll with lagrippe for the
past week. has resumed his position as
clerk in the Pullman postofFice.
Miss Mary Abrisc Of Indiana avenue.
entertained Misses Eleanor Quinlan and
Gertrude Corkey Of pullman. sunday
at supper
Misses Mary and RUBY Thompson
Of 1S5 Watt avenue, entertained few
friends Sunday.
The musical given By the St. Louis
Academy Saturday afternoon was a
great success. Everyone aid their part
very nicely and ali were very gener-
ously applaudcd by the large crowd
that attended.
At the monthly meeting Of the chill
dren Of Mary Sodality Of Holy Rosary
church sunday afternoon short pros
gram was rendered and Rev. Rogers,
D. D., delivered a short address which
was very interesting, the subject be-
ing, Rome"
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Quinlan of 5
Arcade Row, spent Saturday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neu of
Woodlawn.
Mrs. ". Ball and daughter of Port
land. Ore, is visiting at the home of
Mrs Thompson, of 344 Stephenson
street
Mr.. and Mrs. seitz Of 2O7 Stephenson
street are the proud parents Of a baby
boy born Thursday
Mrs Harry Martin of Prairie avenue
Mr. Lawrence OF ST. Corliss avenue,
has moved his family to Dayton, O.,
where they mill make their future
home.
The Swedish Lutheran Sunday school
of Fulton street gave an entertainment
and supper Saturday evening in the
Sunday school rooms. A fine program
was rendered and a large crowd at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs Borg Of S34 Erickson
avenue. are the proud parents of a hf-
teen pound baby girl.
Vesta Circle Evening Star Council
No. z. held election of officers last
week at their lodge rooms The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
al4itlS ear = y - l1BbtI lOlls dt Citbll
Mary Mcdonald. past archon; Maudt
STROBE, vice archon; Hattie Holmberg
orator; Mary Morris, scribe; Marion
Gillespie. collector; Margaret Hoffner
treasurer; Carrie Alderman, guide
Annie Greeman, prelate; Annie Lind
gren, warden; Mary Henderson, sentry
Mr. senerence of 655 stephensor
street has returned home from Park
ersburg, w. Va.
Charles Seeberg of One Hundred ant
Thirteenth street. is i'll with typhoie
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs Falstrom of Curtis ave.
nue., are the proud parents of a baby
boy born Friday.
s Peliz of 1895 Indiana avenue
while alighting from train at tn,
depot last week. fell and sprained hi.
left knee and is still suffering from it
Pullman merchants are complaining
of lack of proper police protection
especially in the vicinity Of the Ar
eade, where they claim rufhanly youn.
men congregate in large numbers
causing many people especially women
to shun this vicinity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09

3, Mr.. Daugherty, teacher-Alice ia
baay, Dick Klootwyk. Arie Elman,
Irene Kraay. Rosie Scho0n and Peter
Zoeterman. Room >, Mass Henderson.
teacher-William Dittrch Esther
Cruel, Ada Zoeterman, Jennie Kooy
Mary Wagner, Erma Kashe. Peter
Schoon, James Kroowyk. Willie Be-
land. Raphael Kraay, Peter 8Iolenaar
Paul Tanfs, Peter Klootwyk Jacob De
Miz, William Kuhlman. Michael Bo-
land, Albert Terpstra. Peter Elman and
Peter Kikkert. Room i. Miss Wilson,
Walter Dittrich. Gerbrand
Kooy, Katie De Mix, James Cruel, Ell
mer Huffman, Oracle Kramer. Relcn
De Mix. Jake Wasne-. Ray Bolaud.
krien Elman. Herbert Postma, Gust
DittriSh and Lizzie Tanis.
Mr.. Meyer and b. Baker made the
large purchase at the sale III Iigh-
lands this week. Of q bale Of hay Tor
SO.
c. Jabaay Bought cow at the
spranlurg sale last week
G. W. Jansen attended church in
Lansing, H.. yesterday
Friends viii be glad to know Of The
recovery Of Peter Molenaar, jr.. from
tho bad cold resulting from his acct
dent Of last week
Mr. and Mrs Louis Dittrich ana
! Charles Dittrich visited at the home Of
! Christ Miller Of Oak Glen last even
ing
Henry Bachman Of saxony brought
home a good showing Of rabbits from
hunting trip.
Miss Laura Newcomb Of saxony.
spent sunday with her aunt in High
lands
f Krooswky Of Highlands visited
in Munster yesterday.
Miss Eta IIenredson attended the
funeral cf her cousin, Mrs. L. O. Roper
in Harvey, ILL.,, yesterday.
Miss Anna Dittrich has returned
from visit of several days with Mrs.
John Rabirsky Of Hammond.
A young veterinary surgeon. c. En-
right is taking care Of a sick horse
at Munster. The horse belongs to
sam Van der Wal ana has an attack
of laryngitis.
Miss Ruby Wilson was a Chicago
visitor Saturday.
William Fredricks has two car
loads of stone on the tracks at Sax
ony.
on the night Of the storm two
men with a load of chickens got to one
side Of the road north of the Little
Calumet river and landed in the ditch.
With the timely aid Of neighbor, no
one was hurt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
STONY ISLAND NEWS

Mrs Chan and Mrs. Timer visited
friends in Chicago sunday.
Mrs. Hickman visited Mrs. Judge sun
day afternoon.
D. Mahoney has been on the sick list
for the past week
Miss Nora Dyson visited friends in
Calumet Heights sunday afternoon
Edward Hardy Of Hammond. Ind. Wis
tied friends il stony Island. sunday.
b. Leroy, former resident Of this
place. visited friends here sunday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
Days Grist in
South Chicago
Pleasant Surprise Party.

surprise party was given IN honor
of Miss Elsie Foctisch at her home, 1928
Manistee avenue last night, 1t being
ElsIes fourteenth birthday Music and
games were INDUCED in and light re-
freshmeats We're served, and a very
delightful and pleasant evening was
spent. The guests departed about
IL O'Clock. Those present were: NO
let Day Irene Latters, Mabel Kleinman'
Hazel Hydman, Leola Peters ELIlIy
Grooms, Emily Bouckers, Daisy SAT-
Jennie BeIund. Katherine Armstrong,
Flizabeth Cook. Gertrude Sube, Flor
enoe C;asner. Mary Powers, Wilma Foe
tisch. Abby smith, Emma Foetiseh, Lee
ola BOYD. Laura and Elizabeth Rohdes,
Hugh Roberts. Leslie BlaekWood' I'm
met McGrew. Thomas Rodseford. CAR
ence Connors. Henry Boucher and HOW
ard Kleinman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
Burglars Make Good Haul.

Burglars entered the place Of Lewis
Steinberg. 80 Ntnety-second street last
night after midnight. ana carried away
$2oo worth Of valuables. Among the
stolen articles We're clothes valued at
sac and jewelry. The robbers gained
entry through one of the rear windows
which they left open after securing the
loot The Steinbergs did not realize
that the house was robbed until this
morning when they began to miss some
OF their belongings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
MAN ATTACKS YOUNG GIRL.
Policeman Sullivan Arrives in Time to
Prevent Him Accomplishing
Purpose.

Frank sczymakus. &c years old. was
arrested last night by officer Sullivan
OF the Fifteenth precinct station on
charges of attempted assault and dis
orderly conduct The man was in an
intoxicated condition. The prosecuting
witness Is Miss Anna Wingess, St23
Commercial The young girl was pass
ing along one Of the main thorough
fares, when the man stopped her The
timely Intervention of the policeman
prevented Sczymakus carrying his pur-
pose into execution.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
LANSING NEWS

Cornell Decker OF West Pullman
spent sunday in town with relatives.
G. Int Hout Of Chicago spent Sunday
with his parents.
Miss Lille Steinbach was the guest
of Mrs. George Lewis Of West Pull
man on Saturday.
Mrs. Fred sass and daughter Louise,
We're chicago visitors Saturday.
A. De Haus was a business visitor
in Chicago 81 saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
Windsor Park Bazaar.

The women Of the Windsor Park Bap-
list church announced that they Will
hold an apron sale and social to begin
Thursday, Dec l.. the proceeds to be
used for charity. The doors VIII be
open afternoon and evening, and pro-
gram will be arranged for both. Be
side the speciality of aprons, handwork
OF all descriptions will be sold at diff
fcrent booths
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
Ahstemiousness PAYS.

The future is to the people who are
strictly sober. The japanese. officers
and soldiers, fed on rice, and during
the great war from which they issued
victorious had only water to appease
their thirst.-Henri Rochefort in LIN
tranSiRaanE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
LAND COMPANY SUES FARMER

Valparaiso, Ind. Especially The
McWiliams Land company of Lacrosse,
through its attorneys. Crumpacker,
Daily and Frank j. Cook. has filed suit
in the Porter circuit court against
Charles E Campbell. residing near
Kouts, for $1,000 for grain seed, and
other items furnished to the defendant
and for which the plaintiff claims he
has not yet been paid.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
Falcon HuntinnL

Only the smaller birds Of prey are
used in Asia for falcon hunting The
soyereigns and wealthy natives desert
lands.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
Dragestein Is Recovering.

Paul Dragestein. the South Chicago
policeman, who was stabbed by two
foreigners whom he attempted TO ar
rest Saturday noon, is improving rap
idly, and it is not expected that any
complications VIII set in as a result of
the wound. The two Hungarians, who
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
GOLDEN WEDDING

South Bend, Dec. 9.-AIr. and Mrs.
Joshiah G. Kietner celebrated their
hftieth wedding anniversary yester-
day. The former is 70 and the lat
ter &C.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09

perpetrated the crime. have been ar
rested and Will be given hearing be-
fore judges Girten today Dragestein IS
regarded as a hero in South Chicago
and his early. recovery is looked for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09

Missing from his home at One Hun
dred and Fifty-nfth street. West Ham
mond. Emanuel Szafraniec, Is years OF
age. Left home Oct. %. Any infor-
nation concerning the boys where
abouts wiz be received at THE I4AKn
COUNTY TINES or at the home OF his
father Mr. J. Szafraniec.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
BEssEMERs DEFEAT LINCOLNs.
Rival Basket Rail- Team Line Up In
BcsScmer Park Gym.

rS1Efe Bessemer Park Juniors defeated
ssske9incoin Maroons of Lincoln Park
" CIT, scorce Of % to S. The game
" 3Lplayed yesterday at Bessemer
Park Schwind, of the locals, did most
OF the star playing, but all the boys
showed up we'll The teams lined UP
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-10
MR.. WOOLEY ENTERTAlNS
AT INFORMAL DINNER
Guest of Honor, r. D. Blcknell, Who
is About to. Leave the
City.

MIR. George w. Wooley. of New
York, general agent In the United
States for Furncss, Witty 81 Com
paDy. Ltd, entertained n number or
his friends of Newport News ana
other cities nj an informal dinner at
Mackey's stag hotel. 2412 Washing.
ton avenue. last night. Mr.. Il. D..
Bicknell, inspector of livestock Tor
Nelson, Morris & Company, who Will
leave tomorrow for Philadelphia ar.
ter II service of nine months IN this
city. was the guest of honor.
Mr. Wooley presided as toastmus.
tor and after the guests had partak.
on freely of the delightful repast
that had been prepared by II. Nc.
Lean. caterer OF the hotel, the speerI.
making began. AS called upon by
Mr.. Wooley the guests responded to
toasts to Mr.. Bicknell, who during
his stay In the city has made host
of warm friends
1 After listening to many flaltering
speeches about himself, Mr.. Bickncil
proposed n ionst TO the host OF the
evening and every one present re-
snonded with short speech. Mr..
Bicknoll contributed to the evenings
entertainment with numerous witty
little remarks. for which he has be-
come noted during his stay here.
Among those present were: Mes
srs. George w. Woolcy, New York;
w l.. Dcvine, Cipcinnati: G. +. Par
sons, Philadelphia: l.. II. Homes. Phil
adelphin; Captain j. W. Maxwell.
London. England; Waller S. Upshur.
j. L. Street, II. n. Holmes, W. T..
Cooke. II, NJ. Shear, Franz Won Shii.
lings. Hampton; ". h. Holmes, u. q.
Beekman. Abe llorwtz. Sol Miller,
William Green, w. Dillon, II. u. flick
nell and DR. Samuel W. EIobson.
The table decorations consisted of
white roses.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-10

y meeting of more than ordinary
Importance to trades unionists will
be held by the Womcn's international
Union Label League IN Logansport,
Ind, June GO. The membership of
the international Is close to the 1000
mark. One of the principal purposes
Of the International is to foster the
union label. II is also interesting IT.
self In child labor laws. One of the
Important matters to come up In the
convention is that of direct affilliat:on
with the American Federation OF La
hor, and direct. I'm that
body. at prSS4s1t the organization Is
represented only by Il fraternal dele.
gate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-10
MARKET WAS ACTIVE
BUT ACTIVELY WEAK
Poor Showing Made IN Union Pa.
ellie Statement Brought Out
All Kinds Of Stocks.
THE LIST sTAsAATE At OPENING
Believed That The Governments
Monthly Crop Report WHICH viii
Be lscued Tueeday VIII Have an
important Influence on the Market
Total sales; Closing Quotations.

NEW YORK, May Sit was only
after the announcement of the Union
Pacific financial plan that today's
stock market showed any evidence OF
lifcSa II then sprang into animation
wittfW acute weakness. The largest
activity of the day was in Union Pa
cific and the dealings in that stock
took ON II degree OF excitement as
the time for the meeting of the Ill
rcctors approached. The rise to above
li9 occurred after the directors were
I'm session but before the financial
plan was publicly announced.
1t ran abruptly after the publica-
ton of the plan, to 1llk. The issue
OF convertible bonds had been fore
seen. but rate OF interest at Az
per cent had been forctold In place
Of The four per cent announced. The
placing of the price OF conversion
into the stock at lis Is n Higher fig
IRE than had been anticipated, and
tho offer of the bonds to StOclhold-
ers Mt 30 seems not to offset these
speculative disappointments. The ef-
feet Oh the whole market was imme-
diate. Stocks came out In all direc-
lions and swept the list to n mate
rally over level throughout. Pre-
vious TO this episode the market was
dun to verge of stagnation and
offered little to call for serious dis
cussiun Tho fears of for the crops
| continue depressing factor In stocks
although this condition was not OF
much effect today. The monthly re-
port Of the condition of the grain
crops to be published tomorrow by
the agricultural department is eX-
pocted surely to have an important
Influence In forming opinion on the
crop outlook. The advent OF the re-
port from Albany for the support OF
the public utilities bill was n factor
in the early weakness In the stocks
of Now York corporations.
There was some further pressure
also on the New York Central which
was sympathetic influence on the
market. Then the strength devel-
oped in Union Pacific and in Smclt-
ing shifted the tide OF speculative
| sentiment for u time.
Bonds were steady. Total sales.
par value. Sl,400.000. u. S. bonds
were unchanged on call. Total soh $
stocks today, 75".300 including: Con
per. 3O,100; Smalt'ng, 27,200: Atchi-
son, 2G00; Coast inc. 100: G. e o..
1000 Reading, l4G.o00; l.. ~ y. IDn
N. * W.. 1900: Southern Pacific.
81 300; Union Pacific, 2S9, 200; South
ern Railway, 300, ~ G. L., 300: q.
c. c. 200; SloSS. GOO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-10
Riverside Renartee.

The lone fisherman was Having
miserable luck, and the presence OF
small boy did not contribute 70 his
aniahliity, says llarpcrs Weekly.
ne So'lnsster seemed greatly inter.
esieu MS the man impaled a Struggling
worm on Il hook.
What yer fishln' for?' inouircd ,ha
10y. ''" '"''
"Sardnes," retorted tho fisherman
testify. '''' '''"'''
'Hugh!" grnnted tho vo,n,,,o.
eus,hG AWAY. Tibet crooked thing
VI IN END of yer line wouldn't take
no prize IN can.opening contest"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-10
New York Money Market.

NGW YORK, May 9.-MOney or
call steady; n 3 per cent; ruling
rate 2M; closing bid gig: offered a
"a. Time loans stronger; GO days
81 per cent. and 80 days per cent:
six months Az per cent Prime mer-
camille paper 5h per cent. Ster
ling exchange weak With actual bust.
ness i'm bankers bills at 4SG.lO n
4SGl5 for demand and at 4S3.30 n
iS3.35 for sixty day bills. Posted
rates 4Si and 4S7 Commercial bills
4S3. Bar silver GA a e. Mexican
dollars fifty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-10
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Office Purchasing Commlssary u.
5. Army, Newport News. Virginia,
May z, 19O7-SEALED PROPOSALS
for furnishing and delivering sub.
sistence stores in this city, and at
jamestown Exposition Grounds, Vir-
ginia, for the month of June, 1907,
Will be received In this office until
IL o'clock A. NJ. on May IS, 1907, and
then opened. Information furnished
on application. Envelopes containing
bids should be marked Proposals for
stores to be opened May
is, 1907" addressed to CAPTAIN j.
N. KILIAN, Commissary U. s. Army.
ct
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-10

FOR sALE-REsIDENCE 1912, 25TH
Street, Newport News. Contains &
large rooms, conservatory. Lot 20
feet by 100 feet to ten-foot alley.
Rented for $40 monthly 10 content
ed good tenant. Taxes $9.40 yearly.
Price S1150 cash; no reduction; gu
aranteed title. See property First
letter to owner giving price gets it.
J. A. KINGSOLVER, Room 2S, LIE
Droit Building, Washington, u. &.
547t.