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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-25
SCHOOL TAXES
TO Be HIGHER
Superintendent Baxter Warns
School Boards Against Hopes
Based on Perkins Act.

TRENTON, Feb. 25:-In an open
well as taxpayers of the state, Super
intendent Charles j. Baxter, of the
state department of public instruc-
ton, corrects a misapprehension of
making provision for the current ex-
penses of the public schools for an in
crease in their budgets.
The letter is in reply to numerous
inquiries received by Mr.. Baxter from
teachers and school officers, which he
says would indicate that there is an
idea abroad hat the state apportion-
ment of school moneys this year VIII
be sufficient to wipe out the district
school tax and provide boards OF edu-
cation with an embarrassment OF
school funds.
Mr.. Baxter shows that the follow
ing state appropriations are assured:
From the state school
FUND w
From the state treas
ury to pay 20 per
cent. of mill tax -. 1,079,519.42
Ninety per cent. of
state school tax 49,. 2,914, 702.45
Ten per cent. of state
school tax to consti-
tute reserve fund 323,S55.S3
Total $4,51S,O77.70
Amount received from
the same sources
for current school
voor 3372628.14
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-25
HARRY CoNARD.

ss1S- 2-2O-21-2s-25-2s-2ss
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09
mLmKHATE LITTER cAEmgEs
Better You Treat Them the More
Wall YOn IseceIge.

BETTER You Treat Them the More
HaH You BseceIyc.
Incredible as n sounds 10 English
ears, there ig ~ least one European
country IN which many Of the letter
carriers are unable 70 read. This
II the country oyeT which IN the ord
mary course u events the latest royal
baby Will be- called upon 70 reign.
Or the 10000, 900 people inbaDlf-
ing Spain only about % per cent can
read and writes another I'll per
cent, Of the population can read with
out being able % write, bat the re-
naming ezH per cent are quite hit
crate. IN the Goufh ~ Spain Il IL
impossible 20 get servant Who can
read and write, and many Of the
DostmeB, says the London Tif-Difs.
are unable to-teli 70 whom the let
teYs they carry are addressed
They bring a bundle ~ letters n
q house, and the owner looks through
them and takes those which are (or
which he thinks afeD addressed %
BIN. The Spanish pOstmen are not
paid By the Gfafes the recipients u
the letters have 20 remBDerafe them
according 70 the amount ~ their
correspondence, and each letter costa
the ad6ressee ~ ieasf a haIfpeDpy.
n Il q joke among the easy golns
GpasisFds that he who treats M
postman best receives the most iet.
ters, whether they are Intended fo'
him Or not,
II . population where 90 per cent
are iiilferatss and where out o. IN
remaining ~ per cent probably 0ns
IN ter can only read Or write yery
little. II IL obvious that the ba9Ig
paid and precaTlcgs Dosfe IN the io~.
er ranks OF life are not likely 70 b,
filled ~ the comparative few Doss-
eeSed ~ these accomplishments, ard
herein lies the reason for the other
wise lnexeplieabIe fact that many 81
the individuals handling the nations
correspondence cannot read.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09

--aeesss j. . fsEgsf with . mighty
small bulls eye.
-Tbs DOR q adveEslty always has
The ialei@tri1x out
Neanefsgs LaK4fsge E0ggi8 Syrup -
Ifes.sl. = free ffou any oSists % nar
s0fle. Csnta.os HoeeT All Tai. sOIo
b. 81 ImegeT Esg-. n sxx.sts
In Looking aBeai some people are
entirely too previous.
Life Is fall ~ trials, which - q
god thi8g ~ the lawyers.
TO cUzE a COLD ~ 0sE DAY
rake LAX ALIVE ETZONO Quinine Tal,ists.
sel. ',-..sy -, y = y, -. - ~ =,
1t somef1nes happens that both q
man ard ais hair come out on Top.
-fTs . sase plan 70 believe only
half you hear, and then forget mot u
that.
Wae1 the cod winds Or ard cT~e.
she -kin get DeWltt's Witch Hszes
s4.vs. sod - Feldmeyer Bros, DrsS
gs.a
--ome men have no use for tbeii
frieud- Unless they can make Dse ~
tilesn-
When the biIlp0ster gives bis wIfs
pa.te ~ the jaw sbe doesn't feel
stuck - about it.
PILES cIRED - 0 TO ~ DAYS,
P4x0 yfETWE<T Is rsiarautee1 - cure
auv ease 81 fteh irx. Blind, Biee6lnx % FRO
- - gf1
Time and tide wait for no man,
yet come fellows always Insist that
tfetr time wilI come.
-The methods u high finance are
sometimes pretty l0W.
-Ealk % . w0maD about herself,
AMI she viii never regard you as
bore
-what aeiDch Il would be for tbe
uudertaker " al the dead 0ues
realized 4.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09

rish LOCAL APPLICATION. a. they
earnos rczeh the sea- u the disease
Catarrh Is = blood Or constitutional
1.se1se. ard 10 order % cure i yo1 must
t1ke Internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure q t1ken internally, ard acts directly
on the blood ard MUCOUS surfaces.
Halls Cztzrrb Cure 5 net quzck n1edl'
ciae Il vas prescribed b. one of the
best plYsicfan5 IN faIs county for years
aad IS ! regular prescription. u y com.
posed % nc b~st fOnics known, combined
wl1h the besa blood purifiers, acting d.
rertiv on the mscous surfaces. The per,
fecf combination Of the fwo ingredients
IS uhzt produces such wonderful results
IN enring Cafarrh. send for testimonials
free.
r. T. CHENEY. < CO., Props, To.
lcd0, ~
Sold b. al Druggists, 75c,
Take falls Family Pills for cossUPS-
fto1.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09

= various Assortment - tbTitiDas
novelties. ladies' and ebiIdFen's fur
ufsliugs, glass. china, toys, dolls,
Christmas eaEds. Christmas tree 0fDa-
mauf~. etc.. etc. ete., are for sale ~
n. q. DutIer's. Sos. ZZ6-Zzs Main
street Buffer's goods are marked ~
fha lowest prices. IL vii pay shop
uars 81 select Christmas bargains ~
fhis store. where there j. variety ~
goods IN pFgfusi0n. See al. and call
aud be COW iuced-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09

a atscressfsn n colds % psotrzcted col
4 almost csrrain % enI IN chTonic cafagff
s-rns whirh lev peFzons ever wholly Fecoyef
Give every coll the attention 4 deserves ~
vau nav avosd this disagreezble disea>e.
ffaw can yea e1irs q cdr Why not ri
+. f.sn.l,sylziu's Conzs EeDedy7 u Il highly
asaa~n.ls.1. yrs- 81 White, u BgiIsf,
Team. s1vss several years aga was bother.
~ wssh ny threat ard lEnEz. Someone TOD
80 ~ & sansbesIzia's Cough Ees1edy. be'
90 a.inx fs and it FsIsegsd ne - once, Agg
NV throat ard lunrx are sosnd and well.'
ra- sale a. FeiIneyer Brosy drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09
KIxc % AL CATFISH.
A. ~Oi1 Joe- Be q EnOws - PisA.
ermaa u fse CambeE14n1.

A. -Og1 goe~ Sc T. Esows - Pis&>
ermaa - fIse Cumbes11n1-
LEI a0p ~ vhea - Fscs1ys1 Is
/ cc1EDnea - o1e SEEKS - kEog,
30 sEoslG yos cali ~ RAKE Old
gee~ anywhere 1icng tie cgnbegI411
a1ser zbors Cs1i12. TeDs~, Tosr
he1rgYs VII - once beeDgs sffez~
ure. 2n1 aeneiiT tks qsery, Hare
1os see1 hlz." o. Who szw sisa
laatg0 N1u greet yoer remark,
sCl1 g0s~ - AZ f1sasenes eafGea,
esght 70 nine feet long, an1 y -
thought WI Weigh more tkzD tHo
Ean1fs9 D09afs lie vas FIRST seea
aDDst treDfy geaFs ago n ere csns~
keg1and Itigsr where 8aFToWDoBs
Greek enDfles into that classic
stream ln Cumberland county. 8lncs
that tine hardly q neek passes duE~
inz the fishing ee2sCn that zone o1s
does not rec this huge fish, writfs
: correspondent u the Louisville
Courier, Journal. and always near
where ~ nas first seen. The fsrth~
eat point that be has even beez
known 70 roam vas a mile.
Nam plans % capture o. xii "Oid
Joe~ have misearrled. and from tie
Nag be has eladed the various fFags
ana eEares set for him he must -
Nses - well a. large. Flsberu.on
anxious % Dosgess "oId JOe's" scaID
hare camDed on the river for weeks.
81 md All fay waiting for .
Glance shot. placed poison IN the
flfeT, eynaDlfe1 al along FOR q mile,
ss8 after becoming worn out would
Ieafe IN disgust, only 70 learn from
some ore that "old Joe" had been
~ - the day bs broke camp floating
near The surface 81 the water, eyl-
ee1ug eDJoyiDg q sun bath,
After "OI1 Joc's" habitatiOn was
established steamboat men began 20
.ooa RI binl and there are very few
pilots on the upper Cumberland that
hare not eccn "Old Joe" II a. any
time q pilot spoke o. having seen a
dog or snab IN that locality he vas
promptly told r. was "old Joe"
Recently q well known pilot on
tho Cumberland River had a good
look at'the king Of the upper Cum
beriand, and IN speaking 81 his OBJ
seryafions says: Some time since
I had the pleasure Of seeing this en-
ormoBg catfish. In length sup
pose Il would measure close 70 eight
feet, possibly more, was IN posi-
ton 10 get good view Of him while
on duty IN the pilot house, being as
high above the water could see him
clearly, Noticing q break IN the
water thought IL was a large gnag.
I had moved % the opposite side Of
ny wheel IN order % steer around
what / thought 20 DO a enag, when
I raw what II vag, I called 20 the
clerk through the trumpet 20 get hls
gun and yet that big fish. I was
getting close on him when the clerk
apes red With his gun, and he could
ogIy see Inc waves that the king u
the Cumberland made on bis deseeDi
% the deep. Old Toes hablfatloE
- m the DeigbboFhoo1 0f the mouth
u Marr0wbone Greek, This fish.
EBDDOzs would weigh more than two
hundred pounds. HIS tai seemed
70 30 larger than DsInleaf fan"
AZ "OI1 Joe" has been q familiar
figure for twenty Or thirty ycars II
IA hard even 20 gBTrnise how Oh ~
IL, but river men are Of the opinion
that be must be more than fifty
years old.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09

soaa C0sxh 5fes1sesGe foF children.
The seasga 65r coazIs zas cid IL fog -
and and Go niaes care canDot ~ tsse1 =
rrassrt The children. A child - nsaeb Ifs0Fs
skelv - contract dlpbtbsfiz y sczrlst tevsl
rhen he has eold. The quicker yoB cur
Il ed the Les the rick, ChaniDefiAini
,s,sxh Remedy = the sois reliance q nan,
sssherz. and Sew q those Eho have tired :
sre wfIiiux . re any otbeT. Irs. y,
4nreher. n Eipley. ". Va, ayr hzv
sz~r used anyfhfng other fllan Chamber
sfa's Conxh Remedy Eor NJ children ~.
las aIrays given god szfssfsctlon." Ihl
raes1v contains no oriuEn o. ofheF nzfcefi
- mar Be giren a. confidently ~ child =
t. a s1uIL For sale a. FeltneysF Bfos.
trrrw store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09

1lOGEers WHO z1ve their eA1afrea
Renne6y's Laxative Cogxl sErs7 To-
gzFIzbly IDdorse i. Chil5Een iss :
beczgsc the taste - pleaanf- Cor
lains Honey and Tar Ce1ssrzs - sh=
National Pure FOOD and Dug LaE-
Sid by FelGmeyer Bros Dr1xxlsts
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09

20 other business IL making snch
rnlgafY strides IN improvement Of
methods ~ farming. OmciaI reports
begin 70 read like accounts 81 things
n falryIapd. Burbank f. becoming
only one OF = crowd 81 wonder work
era who are teaching the world how
70 % 4 ~ well ~ themselves Bnn-
alO News.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09

-Tomosr0w and Wednesday evening"
the ladies' ~ EastpOFt Baptist cbnTcl
wffI give Al oyster and salad suppei
~ ff,e church. a deIfgbtfgI meDt
wfff se sefved for - cents, Duf1Ds
tna swenfng there will he musical
program - members - me @ayA
Aeaderyy orchestra FOR paft1epIaf'
see Al. in another colrmn,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09

Tksf oIeassns purgztiTe eject experience
- 81 Sho use ChanbeEIain's Stomach aud
T's~sr Tablets, and the healthy condition o.
-. t,.,.Iv and mind rhich they create makes
go EEL iorfaI- Price, = cents. Samples Tree
- Fsldneyer Bzos' drug stoEs-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09

Spencer Bean, r.. eol0red, vas ar
rested Saturday night ~ Sergeant
Holiday for being drank on the
street.. lie vas given = hearing -.
fore Justice Feidmeyer and fined "
ard costs, amounting - 800, ana
vas committed TO Jail IN default.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09

Eat what you please and take q 1t
tie Rol0I For TDdigession after Jour
meals. ItdIgesfs what you eat. s<sd
" FeIdmeycr Bscs.. Druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09

= MI &C. VtfY tcfefeefl1R ~ k11w
~ pe1r tesrs yosg f1esiiy cEysictsa
has rfefessbe1 bgefss Cbeffy Pecsoszi
gsr eoerbs. coi1s, as1 al forms - ig1G
ro1btes. 1sk b1n me nezffnse yes sec
fsas> Eeksowg bysicissswho szTessee
y foy oser bslf > ckrfEry. Ee,<Ytks -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09
WILLIAM +. THOMAS
Carpenter
Boat Builder and RsVaiTeT,
sHgp & Railway Nesrss' crssk
Boats Rcm0deIed a Speciality
3oat Aork 90 anr Ard Core
ai1o Es41nas Installed
Auent for Cray Mawlne Enaine-
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rnearaY sIelsF Ca ssmarantse with ExerY Engins
1r1fse - every euEIas - daNHtop fstA
-sfe.f a.raF. 60 - tFa1 irufEt aefFrt+ .u Wof =
.saaIll - snss sIsafeft sl. 60 - atty - rep.
sesaaEAat sM a4mre rHmmH s. and VII Hri1EH
rs rarE fsa4ea EsrsEIE D 3afsftlpa F1l&t 81 ~
~ a1..T < .s1zrsntD rec % charge. 1foF idea
4Et q reraiF sd ~ 'itf<eA Frsp&iA ~
r4tsNa.
Ha y wsalt41a. kx8uf. WGem4 tFaek.
- .ts.ss s ssse = - ~ Cray Motor wntg8
rfe a1lIaEt . FceAF - mont = - -
s1as 81 1av st1.f Eal tns So Hin.
m@~sasats s~fnt nrasf saa eara1 for Frfess
-. ersse anre e41.s11ss1rffv d1ne- OF
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-09
IForCouqhs
s r~xxaf~ - - e1sr <>rfer et<ef
r'r Ct-rrs fserss<et hsar>sElor szeft-
ssr~~ s-sar e <s~fe< pr<<srle<.
RAN

EAsnsrgrgv. Decsmber =. i0.1os >. -
Fer Maryland- Rain tonight aDd
pzssafIg T1es1ay. warmer tonight,
eDlder ia exfrenn@ western portions
Tuesday.
W. l.. NOOEE.
cafe< - Neaffssr Bugse1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-04
Reduced to $s,175.
Renting for $22. 90.

Attractive new houses on a number
ed street, west of 14th St; red press
ed brick front; stone trimmings; six
rooms; modern bath room; sta
tionary washstand; porcelain tub.
Houses heated by first-class heating
plant; cabinet mantels; beautifully
decorated. Rear porches, good-sized
back yard to public alley. For
homes or investments these houses
are very desirable-really the only
small houses west of 14th st. for sale
at this low figure. See us about
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-04
For Sale or Exchange.

For Sale or Exchange.
A first-class investment. One
square from Pa. ave. NV. Price,
$4,000; rents s2,022 a year; trust,
$4,000. Sc. A splendid opportunity
to convert dwellings or vacant land
into good renting property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-04
Moore s. Hill, Inc, 1888 G Street N. w.

me good buy real but the best Of all the nown
realty values See about anything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-04
FOR SALE
A Fine Residence at a Sacrifice.
Far Less Than Cost.

nent avenue, west of 10th street.
Price. $12,5O0. The building alone
cost $16,5O0 to erect. We doubt If it
could be built today for $4,000.
Parlor, music hall, dining room,
library, kitchen, seven sleeping
rooms, two modern bath rooms,
numerous closets and pantries,
large linen closets, servants stair
way to the third floor. The main
hall Is unusually wide; beautiful
stairway. The floors throughout the
house are double and of hard wood;
large attic, three windows in front
and three in rear. The house Is we'll
arranged and well adapted for en-
PERTAINING. 1t Is suitable for a
physicians uses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-04

The price and location will suit you.
AS result of an exchange we offer
beautiful new home on a lettered
st. west of 10th st., for 5000.
A thoroughly modern house. ''up
to-date" in style, arrangement and
finish; HOT-WATER HEAT; tiled
bath; - stairways; very handsome;
will sell quickly; see us soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-04

FOR SALE
Home or investment. Buy at this
low price, which is less than it. is
worth; sell for what 1t is worth,
make several thousands. Price,
$4,000: renting for $75 a month.
Mass ave. near Scott Circle. One Of
the best bargains ever offered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-04
FOR SALE
The Best Bargain in
Mount Pleasant.

$1,000 will buy a splendid home on
18th st. just north of Park road
CWhitney ave.); two stories and large
attic. four large rooms on each floor;
cellar under entire house: modern
plumbing; beautiful mantels; lot Is
feet wide, 100 feet deep. This splen-
did home is owned by an out-of-town
party who is anxious to make
quick sale. Can we interest you in
this bargain?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-04
A Bargain in Bloomingdale.
A Three-Story House for $4,000

The owner of a three-story. nine
room. bay-window brick dwelling. in
order to make a quick sale, has re-
duced the price to a. 400 The house
was built to sell for $1,000. All large
rooms. many closets and pantries;
parlor. large reception hall, we'll
lighted dining room. pantry and con-
venient kitchen on the first floor;
large tiled bath room, porcelain tub.
nickel plumbing and stationary wash
stand; dry cement cellar. All rooms
BEAUTIFULLY decorated. woodwork
newly painted; many expensive cabi-
net mantels; double covered rear
porches: good-sized lot to a public
alley. For a home or an investment
it is one of the best bargains ever
offered in this section. Reasonable
terms can be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-04

Conviction.
Every advertisement IN
The Star is pertinent tesd-
mony, not of faith, but OF
conviction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-04
Columbia Heights Bargain.

We offer a bargain in a three
story house on the heights between
18th and 14th. PRICE, IF SOLD AT
ONCE, $500. Nine rooms, tiled
bath: HOT-WATER HEAT; rear
porches: servants stairway; good
sized back yard. A material man
took this house In exchange for a
debt and offers 1t at price much
less than cost. If you want a bar
gain you should investigate this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-04
A Cheap Home-S8.s 600.

West of 14th St; stories; 4 rooms
deep on floor; bed rooms: HOT
WATER HEAT; lot 21x100: BRICK
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-04

For $1,000. Ten large, well-lighted
rooms; tiled baths; hot-water heat;
superbly built. Every bit OF plumbing
material. bath room and kitchen
furnishings, the heating plant, and
many other accessories were es-
pecially selected by the owner of
this house, who bought it while
building and substituted all these
features for those originally chosen,
at an additional cost of many hum
dreds of dollars. Let US show you
this house.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
GET A LINE ON
MAROON MATERIAL
Friends Youngsters Sur
prise Anniversaries from
Illinois.

Coach Friends youngsters sprung a
surprise last night whom they de-
feated the Illinois aggregation at the
Bartlett gymnasium by a score of 48 to
IS
This meet gives the dopeists their
first line on the new Maroon material
for next year.
Taylor victor in the dash and hurdles
was the best point winner in the meet.
Jacobs, who won the pole vault and
finished third in the hurdles was also
star performer.
Tor Illinois, Sampson, the shot putter;
Mashburn, the high jumper. and Him
man, the mile runner, We're the stars.
Watson, the Orange and Blue-Maroon-
orange and Blue athlete, took a sec
ond in the high jump and third in
the hurdles.
No one event furnished any particular
fireworks. Records generally were
good Taylor Won the dash by about
TWO feet and lad a comfortable mar
gin in the hurdles. Hinman defeated
Glore, the only Maroon runner in the
milo. after a hard race in 4:504-5. Chi
cago made clean sweep in the quarter.
and almost duplicated this feat ia the
$50. Lingle ran good race, while
Pages performance was feature
Hubble was nearly three feet under
SIMPSONS mark in the shot put. while
enly an inch separated the heights of
the three jumpers. Jacobs on his vault
he'd several inches to spare
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
KID KELLAR OF CHICAGO
EASY PREY FOR GRUENEWALD
Young CIabby OF Hammond Put to
sleep ny Jack OLeary In Fourth
Round of Preliminary al milwaukee
Eighta.

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. IA draw in
the wind-up between Kid Murphy of
New York and Young Fitzgerald Of
Milwaukee, an incorrect decision in the
semi-wind-up between George Ryan
and Jack Raymond, and knockouts in
both the preliminaries marked last
nights fights, which took place in the
theatre of the Public Service building.
Kid KeIlar of Chicago was easy for
Young Gruenewald Of Milwaukee. In
the first round Kellar had it his own
way, but in the second Gruenewald
came up strong and did the work with
a right to the chin.
Jack O'Leary then tried conclusions
with Young Clabby of Hammond, Ind.
The first three rounds We're fought on
an even basis but the fourth gave
O'Leary a chance to put his right to
the solar plexu5 Of the Hammond
youth, and Clabby reclined peacefully
until his seconds carried him out to
be revived in a dressing-room five min
utes later.
Ryan was given the decision over
Redmond, but the crowd did not see
1t that way, kissing the decision It
was thought that Ryan only had the
advantage Of three rounds, to the
eighth. Raymond leading easily in the
majority.
In the final event Fitzgerald was put
to the floor with almost the first blow,
but kept to his knitting In the sec
ond he evened things by clever boxing,
and kept an even fight tile rest Of the
way.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the citi
zens of Hammond, North township.
Lake count, Indiana, that I, II. Kraft.
a male inhabitant of the city, county
and state aforesaid, over the age Of 21
wears and a person not in the habit Of
becoming intoxicated, Will apply to the
board OF county conn tssioners at It's
regular session. which is to be held in
Crown Point on the 4th day of March
1907. for a license to sell spirituous
vinous or malt liquors in less quaint
ties than a quart at a time with the
privilege of allowing the same TO be
drunk on the premises where sold.
The place where said liquors are to
he sold and drunk is as follows: The
ground floor front room of the two
story brick building situated on lot %,
block 3. Townsend & Godfrey's addi-
ton to Hammond, corner Of Sibley
street and oakley avenue. There are
living rooms UP stairs.
(Signed) II. KRAFT
Hammond. Ind.
Ian % 1901 s22s2W
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-16
JOHN 0. BOWERS,
Rnfcrnn In RanIrr,1ntcrr

Notice of Final Settlement of Estate.
In the matter of the Estate Of George
Skutt. No. 1S5.
In the Lake Superior Court, December
Term. 1905.
Notice is hereby given to the Heirs,
Legatees and Creditors Of George skutt
deceased, to appear in the Lake su-
perior Court, held at Hammond, Indi-
ana, on the 18th day OF March, 1907
and show cause. If any, why the Final
Settlement Accounts with the estate of
said decedent should not be approved;
and said heirs are notified to then and
there make proof Of heirship, and re-
ceive their distributive shares.
witness the Clerk the Lake Super
Tor Court, at Hammond. this gath day
of January, 1870.
HAROLD H WHEELER
Clerk Lake Superior Court.
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MATHEWSON Is GOOD.

New York, Feb. 15.-Wht}a neither
club nor PLAYER has thought to say
anything about the matter. il IS \ fact
that Christy Mathewson has been
signed 70 19ot contract with the
Giants for more than month
When tbs DIG fellow" met the
owner Of the club to attach his name
to a contract, Mathewson volunteered
the Information that he believed him
self fully recovered from the attack Of
diphtheria, which threw him out of
training IL 1906. ana told Mr.. Brush
that he was confident he could pitch
as well next summer as he ever had.
II want 10 express myself rather dir
ectlX in reference to the question OF