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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-15
sONVENTION co.,
/. MITES IN ALPHA.
I BETlCAL ORDER

4 list of the committees Of which
ZACH delegate Is member has been
compiled and is as follows:
The committee OF which delegate
IS chairman is in black face type.
Akers EdGcstion, immigration,
1ublic Institutions and State Build
ihgs, Manufactures and Commerce.
Allen Education, Revenue and
Taxatlon, Public institutions and State
Whldings. Primary Elections, County
Boundaries, Legislative Apportion'
nient
Anderson: Legislative Department,
Education, Municipal Corporations,
Revenue aud Taxation, Enrolment
and EngrossmeDt
Asp. preamble and Bin Of Rights,
Judicial Department, Privileges and
Elections. Insurance, Judicial Appor-
uonment.
Barker. Crimes and Punishments,
Railroads and Pnbhc Service Corro-
nations, Sta,o and School Lands, Re.
vision, Compilation, style and Arrange
rhents. Labor and Arbitration
Banks: Executive Department, AS.
n fulture, State Militia, County Boun-
d.fies, Manufactures and Commerce,
County ana Township Organization
Berry: Public Roads and High
WAYS and internal Improvements, Eli
rollment and Engrossment, Legisla-
tise Apportionment judicial Appor-
tionment. Labor and Arbitration.
sBilby: immigration Homesteads
4 'r.ti 1 q hnV aud A Tltff -
don. Public Health, Sanitation and
rraS,ice OF Medicine and Pharmacy
ia: Private Corporations, Sala-
Dd Compensation Of Pubic Ofi-
judicial Apportionment, Conven-
r5on Accounts and Exrenses, Public
Debts and Public Works.
Bowers: Banks, Banking, Loan.
Trust and Guarantee Cos, Judicial
Apportinment. General Provisions,
Con titrtional Amendments and Re
visiOns. Public Debts and Pubic
Norks. Public Printing.
Brewer: Suffrage Education, Pob-
1c installations and state buildings,
Enrollmeigt and EogEossment, State
Militia
Bryant Mines. Mining, Coal, oil
aud Gas. Insurance, Homesteads and
ExemptionsN Labor and Arbitration.
Bucharana Preamble and Bin of
Rjghts. Immigration. Municipal Cor
Eiorsiions. Privileges and Elections,
Geological Survey. State Militia
Cain Immigration. Geological Sur.
pey, Health. Sanitation, Medicine and
Pharmacy
Carney: Legislative Department,
Agriculture. Private Corporations, in
dicial App0rtiOnment. Schedule.
Carr: Executive Department. Rail
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nc.
Jones: Federal Relations, Privi.
leges & Elections, impeachment g.
Removal from Office, Labor & Arbl-
tration.
Kane: immigration, Crimes &
PWishments, Private Corporations.
Roads & Highways, Impeachment &.
Removal from Office. Revision. Cor.
ptlation, style q Arrangement
Kelly; Public Printing, Mines,
Mining, Coal, OH & Gas Impeachment
& Removal from Office Convention
Printing, Manufactures & Commerce.
King: Rules of Procedure. Judi
cial Department Private Corpora.
lions, Revenue & Taxation, General
Provisions Schedule.
Konegay: Preamble & Bill of
Rights, Federal Relations, Judicial
Department, Revenue q Taxation, Jn-
dicial Apportionment, Ordnance Re
vision, Compilation. style & Arrange
ment, Schedule.
Langley; Preamble & Bin OF
Rights, Judicial Department, Munich
pal Corporations, Ordinances.
I.as2ter: Public Institutions &
State Buildings. Roads q Highways,
Banks, Banking, Loan, Trust & Gual.
anty Co Comfy e. County Bounda'
ries, Revision, Compilation, Style &
Arrangement.
Latimer: Private Corporations
Roads a. Highways. Mines, Mining
Coal, on q Gas. Primary Elections.
Leahy: Federal Relations. Rail
road & Public Service Corporations
Privileges q Elections, Liquor Traf
iic. Ordinances.
Lee; Municipal Corporations, Pub
lie Institutions & state Building
Salaries & Compensation of Officers
IIealth a Sanitation
Leeper; Suffrage, Roads & High
ways, Public Printing Ccmty q
County Boundaries, Manufactures &
| Commerce.
Ledbetter: Judicial Department
Salaries & Compensation Of Officers
Liquor Traffic, Ordinances. Revision
Compilation, style a Arrangement
Schedule.
Liedtke: Suffrage. Judicial De
partment Privileges & Elections
| County q Township Organization
Convention Accounts & Expenses, Re
vision, Compilation, Style a Arrange
mCnt
LitUejohn: Agriculture. MIMI, ipaI
Corporations, Revenue & Taxation
| Impeachment a. Removal from Onice
Maputaetdgts q, Co5pmeroe, Countys&
/ Township uOrg IMITATION, General Psb
visions
Littleton; legislative Department
Suffrage Roads A HiehWaYs pmbllf
/ Debts q Pnblic Works.
McCance: Education, Public Print
ing, Legislative Aprortionment, Ii
uuOr Traffic
McClain. Legislative Department
Insurance, Ordinances.
Mcclure: Agriculture, Homestead.
q Exemptions.
Mathis Preamble 4 Bill OF Rights
Legislative Department, Executive
Department, AgricWtgre. Revenue &
Taxation.
Maxey: Federal Relations, Execu
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,nbIIc DebLg 4 PubIlc Works.

Public Debts & Public Works.
Harrison of As: Executive Depart
ment, Crimes g. Punishments, Rail
road & PUblic Service Corporations
Judicial Apportionment Manufac
lures & Commerce, Ordinances.
Harrison, OF Ss: Preamble & Bill
Of Rights, Executive Department
Revenue a Taxation. state q School
Land, Paoic Debts q Public Works
Health & Sanitation
Haskell; Railroad & Public Ser
vice Corporations Revenue & Taxa
zion, Primary Elections, Insurance.
Hausam Agriculture. Immgra-
tion, Private Corporations, Reads g.
Highways, Public Printing, State
Militia, General Provisions.
Hsyes: Rules OF Procedure, Fed
eral Relations, Judicial Department,
Impeachment '& Removal from Of
fioe Schedule.
Haltoal irIlxecgtive Department
Suffrage Roads q Highways. Internal
improvements Rovi ion. Compilation
style & Arrangement
Hendricks Agriculture, Railroad
n NRAAA 'AA fAAN wi Iihl uAlNANf NAdiN
factures 4 Commerce, Labor q Arbi
tration.
Henshaw: Suffrage, Private Corpo
ratlons, Salary a ComTensat!on. In
surance. Counties & County Bounda
ries, Schedule.
Ferrlng Municipal Corporations
Roads & Highways, Privileges q
Elections, Banks & Banking, Loan
Tr1t & Guaranty Cos, Health
Sanitation
Hogg: Agriculture, Private Cor
poratons Roads d Highways, Judi
cial Apportionment
Hopkins: Rules of Procedure
Pua.ic lnslltrtlons q State Buildings
Legislative Apportonment Ordi
nsncc.
Houston; Legislative department
Agricultrre, General Provisions
Hudson Crimes & Punishments
Municipal Corporations, Mines, Min
Ing. Coal, oil g. Gas, Banks, Banking
l.Oau, Trust a Guaranty Cos, County
q Township Organization
Hughes; Fedeul Relations, Judi
clal Department, Municipal Corpora
tions, Salaries q Compensation 81
OUiccrs schedule.
humphrey: Legislative Depart
ment, Enrolment & Engrossment
Salaries & Compensation of Officers
State a. school Lands, Leglslatly,
ApportlonmenG County 4 Township
Organization. Schedpie III hl6k8il
Hrnt: Municipal Cofharations
I Privileges & Elections, Impeachment
a Removal from Office, PuDiic Debti
g. Pvhic Works
I Jamc Agriculture. Revenue 4
/ Taxation. Privileges & Election. Sal
aries a Com Jensation O. Officers
state a School Lands
Jenkins. Salaries a COmrensatioi
OF OnFer Impeachment q Remoya
from Onice, Manufactures & Com
mercc
Johnston; Rules OF Procedure
Legislative Department, Judicial De
partment Executive Department, Pri
.Nate Corporations. Railroad & Pub
lie Service Corporations, Liquor Traf-
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road and Public Service Corporations
Homesteads and Exemptions, County
a County Boundaries. Publie Debts q
Public Works.
Caudil. Agriculture, Private Cor
porations, Geological Survey, Primary
Elections, Liquor Traffic.
Chambers: state Militia, LeglGh-
tive Arportionment, judicial Appor
tionment Convention Printing & Re
porting, General Provisions, Schedale
Cloud Suffrage Enrolment and
Engrossment. Primary Elections, state
a. School Lands, Revision, Compla-
tion, Style a. Arrangement
Cobb; Education. State & School
Lands, Liquor Traffic.
Cochran; Legislative Department
Crimes and Punishment, Mpnicinal
Corporations, Privileges and elections
Mincs, Mining, Coal, oil & Gas.
Copeland: sunrage, Immigration
Public Roads & Highways Impeach
ment and Removal from Office. Con.
yeniion Accounts q Expenses, Pubic
Debts & Pablo Works.
Covey Suffrage. Agriculture, La
Dor & Arblilatior.
Curl: Private Corporations. Rail-
road & Public Service Corporations
Mines, Mining, Coal. oil a Gas. Geo
logical Survey, Banks, Banking. Loans
Trust & Guaranty Co.'S Insurance
Legislative Apportionment
Dalton Suffrage. Private CORPORA
tions. Public Printing, General Pro
visions,
Dearing. Municipal Corporations
Convention Ac cunts a Expenses, La
bor & Arbitration.
Edley: Executive Department I'm
migration, Banks a. Banking, lnsur
ancc State Militia
Edmondson: Excessive Department
Agriculture, Roads & Highwcy VS.
Home teads & Exemptions.
Ellis Agriculture Revenue q Tax
alton. Primary Elections, Judicial Ap
portionment Health & Salvation,
Fisher: Private Corporations, pub
lic Printing. Mines a Mining, Impeach
ment a Removal from OGice, state
& School Lands
Frye; Fedcrsi Relations. Private
Corporations. Public Printing Con
yention Accounts a Expenses.
Gardner; Education, Prblic nsti
tutions & State Buildings Mine. a
Mining, Homestesds & Exemptions
County 4 County Boundaries, Conyen
tion Print.ng,
Graham Preamble a. Bin Of Rights
Private Corporations, Railroad a Pub
| lie Service Corporations. Roads &
Highways. Homestead a Exemptions
Hanrsty Mines and Mining, Mu
nicipal Corporations, County ant
County Boundaries. Labor and Arhi
tration, Public Debts and Pub,i'
Works.
Harmed; Education, Privileges an'
Election, Enrolment q Engr0s ment
State a School Lands. Liquor Traffic
Health x Sanitation.
Harris: Railroad & Public Service
Corporations. Revenue a Taxation
Judicial Apporsionment Manufectsrs
4 Commerce Labor < Arbitration
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A Table FuII al SOC

We've put out another table full -
the Csc sold SO quick we thought we'd
try it on all the left overs in Gowns,
Skirts, Drawers and Corset Covers at
from 65c to Sl.00 each, and we have
another big table full out and ask just
one price for all of them Csc and $l0O
Drawers, 65c e9c and 81 90 Corset
Covers and ali the Gowns and Skirts
under s5c Look this up it might in.
terest you. g1o Eaoh
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MuSlin Underwear 9Oc

We have had long table full of
Muslin Gowns and Sl,ins ont Tor the
past week with the ticket on Clear.
ance BALE Price 9Sc Perhaps you've
got some of them If no wei tell YOU
there are still lot Of them left and
the regular price on them ranged from
81 25 to 81. 90 and Lass years price at
that which means % per cent less than
new goods IN be bought for
They are slightly muSsed, beirg APP
the Skirts and Gowns We had in stock
at invoice up TO $40 zach 1c0 more
of them left Got some at no.
each - - - SFHL,
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There is c RfasGr for This Jan
Gary Clearing Sale

We have had a big business last year
and a prosperous business, and we
devote this month to close cut all the
left-oveTs Of "A big winter stock and
give you the benefit Of the reduction
you who paid us profit and made it
possible for us to have this clearance
Mind you've don't expect TO make
any money this mon h--ths is our
house cleaning month
Come and Partakc
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Lessons in Domestic Science
All this week we shall have IN our
store an exhibit of Armour's Extract
of Beef and the lady in charge will
take pleasure in teaching you how to
use this article in a hundred ways that
will save time ana trouble We do not
sell the extract.
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Table DamaS1 Bargains

500 yards Of - inch Bleached Satin
Damask in ?, y and 3 yd pieces, mill
ends Our clearing sale price 5Ec
npr VaT1 IL,
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; pieces of II IN. Damasl1 the famous
silver bleached kind. 10 inches wide
and worth 75c yd. in this kOo
Clearing S lie ..-... ..--........ .-......- . JJb
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( SEQ ie.lOnS oA fOJllag
} iced F9OlWeag

on on all Fclt Slippers and warm
liceC Ghoes. 81 SO values ne ~
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9Oc Bleached DamasA 69c
$50 yds in short lengths. also of 20
inch Bleached Damask a 90c quality
Clearing price kn,
per ward - wv
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Something New

Through the courtesy OF Armour &
Co, Chicago we are this week serv-
ing free to our patrons a da nty
lcncheon It's fine, especially the
hot beet tea made from Armour's
u. rc-r 1- Beef Pdrtake OF our
hospitality The goods d e IN n
rtrr led are not on sale
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Ney Tailor SUITS for IQC7

Wa've just received by express so
new Tailor Suits, comprising some of
he new ideas from Fashion Head
cusrs,r5, Thy are maGe by the best
'rafers in Iew York. We invite you
& ell and see them. You will also
sea Aispla- of hem in our show
yindou.
The Lake County times., 1907-02-25
JACK PALMER ARRIVES.

New York, Feb. 24-Jack Palmer
the English heavyweight fighter. who
is almost the first Of his class to look
for ring glory on the side since the
strenuous days of Charley Mitchell
saw America today for the first time
from the deck OF the Etruria. He
came ashore with his English manager
James Loves landlord of the Percy
Cottages at Newcastle-on Tyne. an inn
known to all international sports
would like to fight O'Brien," said
loves. I'll give Philadelphia jack
OBrien the first chance Failing
O'Brien. I'll take on anybody in the
world. Jeffries or Squires preferred.
The fight must be for the best purse
that can get. O'Brien didn't give me
a fair chance, for he left Newcastle on
2 midnight train after we had posted
81 600"
The Lake County times., 1907-02-25
LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the citi-
gems OF Hammond. North township.
Lake county, Indiana. that /. Adam
Slamkowsky, male inhabitant of the
CITY county and state aforesaid. over
the age of q years ana person not
IN the habit Of becoming intoxicated.
viii apply to the board of county com
missioners at its regular session. which
Is to be held in Grown Point on ~
y4th day of April 1907. fer Ijoarro -
sell spirituous, vinous or malt Ifono~s
IN less quantities than a quart 81 !
time with the privilege Of allowing tbe
samo to be drunk on the premises
where sold.
The place where said liquors arc -
be sold and drunk is as follows: Tbe
Ground floor. frcnt room Of the one
story frame building situated On Ia
q, block 8 OF Morrison addition to the
city Of Hammond.
(Signed) ADAM SLANK OWSKY.
Feb. Is, 1907-Swks
The Lake County times., 1907-02-25
KAAD WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.

Harry 3. Kaad, an 1S-year-old skater
representing the Northwest Skating
club, is amateur champion of Illinois,
succeeding to the title won last year
by Adolph c. G. Anderson of the same
club. The final races, held over soft.
honey -combed ice at Logan Square
park, attracted a crowd of about 400
people
IN the preliminaries ten days ago
Anderson had made best showing. and
he returned from the national cham
pionships at Pittsburg at noon yester-
day to be on hand fer the finals After
trying the ice he decided it was too
soft and declined to defend his title.
The management had postponed the
contests from Friday night in order
that Anderson might compete but de-
clined to defer them longer.
Kaad, who has been skating two
years. has proved himself one Of the
top-notchers hereabouts. and in previ-
Gus contests has shown we'll up among
the leaders. Yesterday he won four
out OF FIVE of the finals. William d.
Fey taking the eighth mile. Kaad has
been trained by Al Plath.
The Lake County times., 1907-02-25
TOWLE OPERA HOUSE.

Rowland s. Clinord's new melodra-
matte musical play by Lem B. Parker,
The Phantom Detective" comes to the
Towle opera house, Sunday, March 9.
THE Phantom Detective is an out-of-
the-ordinary trick scenic melodrama
with many special musical introduct-
ions. written by Clarence Sim. A
chorus Of pretty show girls have much
to do with the ensembles. The com
pany is larger in point of numbers
than is usual, and is headed by the
talented actor, Allan Bennett, as Frank
Folsom, the mysterious phantom"
There are many mysterious mechanical
effects interspersed throughout the
production that are startling and cause
wonderment The phantom Is differ
ent sort Of detective. quicker than the
eye he appears and disappears instant
ly and at the right time. A den Of
real lions are also among the novel
introductions of, the play.
The Lake County times., 1907-02-25
LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the ci,t-
zens Of Hammond. North townebt-
Lake count, Indiana, that I, II Kraft
male inhabitant OF the city, county
and state aforesaid, over the age Of 21
years and a person not in the habit of
becoming intoxicated, will apply to the
board OF county comr- ssioners al III
regular session. which is to be held in
Crown Point On the 4th day of March
1907, for q license TO sell spiriruous
vinous or malt liquors In less quanti-
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
be sold and drunk is as follows: The
ground floor front room of the two
story brick building situated on lot "a
block 3, Townsend & Godfrey's addt-
ton to Hammond, corner OF siblev
street and oakley avenue There are
living rooms up stairs.
(Signed) H KRAFT
Hammond. Ind.
ian. 23 1eo7.-1-23-Sw
The Lake County times., 1907-02-25
T0WLE OPERA HOUSE.

The well-known comedian, Arthur
Dunn, will appear at the Towle opera
house on Thursday, Feb. % in a new
and entirely original musical comedy,
by Herbert Hall Winslow, entitled
THE Little Joker" Mr.. Dunn. who is
without a peer as a first class enter
tainer. WILL in THE Little Joker"
have q greater opportunity for the dis
play of his many talents than ever be-
fore and it is safe to assert that in his
coming appearance he will be seen at
his best. The supporting company viii
be composed of well-known artists,
who have been especially engaged for
their adaptability to portray the parts
for which they have been assigned.
There will be a number of catchy, tune
ful songs rendered by the entire com
pany, and. with this fact in view, the
management has secured a company
who are vocally of the highest order.
The Lake County times., 1907-02-25
GIANTS WILL
START TONIGHT
New York Team Has Dis
tinction Of Ushering in
Training Season.
'DONLIN MAY 60 TOO
Expected the Great Center Fielder
VIII Patch Up His Differences
With Knowles.

Inc New York Giants will usher In
the spring training season for the Ma
tional League tonight when they leave
Chicago on their 8,O00-miIe practice
tour Of the west.
McGraw's clan which has been gath
ering for the last few DAYS will be
ready to leave Chicago for Los Angeles
tonight. All of the Giant squad with
the exception CT Danny Shay. Arthur
Devlin. Manager NIcGraw, Spike shan
non and Broadway Alec Smith, who
are now at Los Angeles, and Joe Nc
Ginnity and Dummy Taylor. who win
join the squad at Kansas, will be in
Chicago today preparatory to the long
trip.
Those who will leave from here un-
der command OF Secretary Knowles and
Trainer Harry Tuthill are Christy and
Henry Mathewson, Ames, Wilste ana
ferguson, pitchers; Bowerman and
Bresnahan, catchers; Dahlen, Corcoran,
Hannifan, Mullen, Strang and Mccain,
indelders, and Seymour Browne, Burke
and Donlin, outfelders.
And DonIin Also.
It IS believed Donlin will accompany
the Giants to Los Angeles. The great
center ueIder mad not seen Secretary
Knowles last night, but it Is expected
that he viii patch up the differences on
the salary question with knowles to-
day and join the squad for the long
trip.
Bresnahan, Mullin, Burke, Mccain.
Ferguson and Strang were at the VIC
toria hotel last night. awaiting
Knowles and the other players. Mullin
the youngster purchased from Balti-
more, is a likely looking player. He
is expected to put up a hard fight for
second base. Burke, the young New
Haven outfelder, is another promising
player He will have a hard Job, how
ever, in beating out Browne, shannon.
Donlin and Seymour for one of the
outer gardens.
Christy Mathewson is tho man On
whom the players are banking this
year. They believe that the only
Christy Will display the same marvellous
form this year as in 1908, with
Mathewson in his old time fettle the
Giants are likely tc prove strong con
tenders for the pennant. especially If
Donlin IS back in the game.
The Lake County times., 1907-02-25
HAMMOND DAIRY co,
The only sanitary plant
In northern Indiana that
purifes and filters all it's
milk and cream. Open to
the public for inspection.
telephone 1873. 253 Oakley Avenue
HAMMOND. IND.
APPLICATION ron LICENSE.

Notice is hereby given to the citizens
OF dessVille, Lake county, Indiana, that
L the undersigned, having been a resi-
dent OF Hessville, Lake county, Indi-
99na, for a period Of more than ninety
years of age, VIII apply to the Board
Ct commissioners of Lake county, In
ulana, at their March term, 1907 for a
malt liquors in a less quantity than q
quart at a time to be drank on my
premises at my place of business. name
iy' front room of one-story frame
building situated on lot 7. Peter Nevn
aadItlon eo,l5,,9 to Eillage Of Hessville, Lake
New York. Chicago and St. I'o1ie rsiie s1e
road right Of way Of the 5-6 Of the
east L Of NY II of section 8, TOWNSHIPS
90 Az range west. 2-9-9wk
CHAS. w. STEWART :.
The Lake County times., 1907-02-25
Tommy Burns Believes He
Can Wipe the Earth
With Mike.
DENIES he is AFRAID
Champion Needs But Fortnight After
Annihilating Redoubtable Jack
to Do the Trick.

Under certain conditions Tommy
Burns, claimant Of the worlds chamn-
ionship, will fight Mike Schreck of This
city two weeks after May 9, the date
Of his fight with Jack O'Brien. provid-
ing the purses offered meet with the
approval Of both men.
Schreck pursued Tommy IN his
hotel yesterday morning and had q
long talk with the Detroiter about a
fight. Burns, be it known, told Mike
to his face that all the talk that had
been made about his being afraid TO
fight the Chicago was pure fabrication
and that fear Of Mike never once en-
tered his head. This point made plain
to all, Burns proceeded to tell Mike
what he would do for him.
VIII be Free After Next Fight.
MY fight with OBrien is set for
May 9 and we are getting purse Of
$4,000" he said That's better than
any heavy weights had for
many a long day and I am nursing It
pretty well. SO is O'Brien. But i'm
mediately after that night I will be
free for another one. If you will give
me just two weeks I will fight you
in any ring that IS convenient and in
WuIcn we can get good purse.
There IS one thing I will insist
on, however. Jack Palmer is com
ing over here from England and Bill
squires is coming over from Australia.
Both Of these men should be good at
fractions here and undoubtedly there
will be purses offered for them. Now,
should a better purse be offered me for
a fight with either Of them than
could get for fight with you. I would
be in duty bound to accept it."
The Lake County times., 1907-02-25
LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the citi-
zens Of Hammond, North township
Lake county. Indiana, that l. George
Brandt. male inhabitant Of the citv.
county and state aforesaid, over the
age Of 81 years and a person not in
the habit Of becoming intoxicated. viii
apply to the board of county commits
sioners at its regular session. which
is to be held in Crown Point on the
18th day of March, 1907, for license
to sell spurious, vinous or matt liquors
in less quantities than a quart at 4
time with the privilege Of allowing the
same to be drunk on the premises
Where sold.
The place where said liquors are 10
be sold and drunk is as follows: Sit
uate in the ground floor of a frame
building 3S feet deep on lot Is. block
I, to Hammond, Indiana, and known as
No. 58 Plummer avenue. There are two
living rooms N the rear
(Signed } GEORGE BRANDT.
Feb. 3. 1907-3wks