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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-01

WANTED-Shoemake for the bench;
only quick workers need apply. Call
between II and 1 or and z, Quick I
Shoe Repair Works, 112 Plummer ave-
nue.. 2Stf /
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-01

FOR RENT will build a two-store
one story brick building on Chicago
avenue, near Olcott avenue, in accord
ance with plans suggested by my ten
ants. l.. Specter, All Olcott avenue,
East Chicago, Ind. Is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-01
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
BALE HELP WANTED

W ANTED-Piano player and illus
trated song singer at ten cent theater
at Roller Rink in Whiting, Ind. 3o-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-01

FOR RENT-Front fat five rooms
modern improvements. 94OS Ewing
avenue, South Chicago. Inquire same
address. 1-2
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

The Fourth Annual Territorial Fair to he held in Phoenix con- mencing November 9th bids fair to be the best of it's kind ever held in the southwest. The rail roads have literally responded to the request for cheap rates. There will be a passenger-carry- ing aIrship for those who are in a hurry and the speediest horses in the world for the true lovers of this noble animal. There will also be automobile races of the first class. One machine is under contract to do a mile on the Phoenix track in less than 56 seconds. The cowboys relay will be a feature, then there are to be fireworks of the most beautiful and dazzling kind. A rate of SIC. 80 for the round trip is made from HOlbrOOk.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

verdict of assault with a deadly weapon.
 Thursday afternoon Judge Sloan passed judgment as fol- low:
 Juan Ortega, imprisonment for life.
 Frank Bell five years.
 Antonio Martinez, three years.
 Arthur Daniels. three years.
 The case of Brown against Brown was settled out of court
 James L Harris, suit for di- vorce, judgment for the plaintiff
 In the suit brought by Navajo County against the railroad for taxes the court ruled that the service was not proper.
 Wm. H. Plumb against Bessie H. Plumb, suit for divorce, judg- ment for plaintiff.
 Ollie Leon Parker against Da- vid Parker, a divorce was grant ed to Mrs. Parker.
 Considering the number of cas- es disposed of, it may be said that the mills of justice ground rather rapidly during this term of court.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

Cost of Education in London.
 To ed1cate London in the public day schools costs $25,0000OO a year. There are 750,0O0 pupils and 10000 teachers.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

The rains commenced Saturday evening after two days of heavy wind. The soaking of the ground at this time of the year will be of some considerable benefit to the stOckman.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20
Painting a Bridge.

So vast is the Forth bridge that it takes 100000 pounds of paint to give it one coat. The area dealt with is about l20 acres
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20
Court News.

morning with Judge Sloan on the bench. There were nine prisoners to be tried on felony charges. The principal case On the docket was the crime of wife murder by Juan Ortego, a Mexican from Winslow. To this charge the prisoner pleaded ''Guilty". This man was an enigma to the judge and was twice remanded before final judgement was passed on him. To all the questioning of the judge he returned but one answer, "I have nothing to say On the third appearance ot the prisoner in court he reluctantly acknowledged that the reason that he killed his wife was because she was untrue to him and he would rather she were dead than to have her live away from him. After long study the judge con- cluded not to pass the death sen tence, and after giving his req sons in an able manner, the judge sentenced the criminal to life i'm prisonment.
 The charge of larceny against Alonzo King was thrown out by the grand jury The case of bur glary against Henry Green and Antonio Martinez took an uneX- pected turn. A true bill was found against both these men but Antonio Martinez pleaded Guilty" and said that Green had nothing to do with the crime. As there was not sutficl- ent evidence against Green to warrant a tr1al he was turned loose. Against Bell, Luellen and Raglan for the burglary of the store of Charles Finn in Wins low, Raglan was discharged by the grand jury and true bill was brought against Bell and Luellen. Both the prisoners pleaded "Not guilty" They were being tried together when of a sudden Bell whispered to his at torney, H. F. Ashurst, and say he wished to withdraw his plea and plead guilty. He was allowed to do this and declared on the stand that he alone was the gull ty party, that Luellen was inno- cent. This freed Luellen. Against A. Bourgeois, the painter, a true bill was found and he entered the plea of Not guilty" He was tried by a jury of his peers and his word was taken and he was made the happiest man in Arizo- na when told that he was free.
 The case against Arthur Dan- 1els, the colored man charged with assault with intent to kill, plea of Mot guilty was en- tered. The jury brought in a
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

Henry Ashurst and J. E. Jones of Flagstaff were in Holbrook during the week, both having i'm portant cases before the district court.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

Mrs. Will Scorse has entirely recovered from the serious illness which confined her to her home for several days.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

Bud Howell left for the ranch Saturday after a few days visit among friends in Winslow.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

Mrs. Louie Ghuey and sister are in Holbrook for the winter after visit to Santa Fe.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

The boys gave dance Wednes- day evening which was well at tended and well enjoyed.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

Now IS the time when the still small voice of the politician is heard in the land. The candidates of both parties feel confident of election but some of them will hear something drop along about the third of November.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

Wm. H. Mullins, of Winslow, has been placed on the Republi- can ticket as a candidate for Dis trict Attorney, vice H. P. Lind sev, withdrawn. MT. Mullins has withdrawn as an Indepen- dent candidate for the above office.
 Sergeant Ketchner and Ser geant Letter came in from the post Sunday. Sergeant Fletcher came Ill to meet his wife who has been on an extended visit to her old home in Michigan.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

At the Democratic rally on the 18th inst. Colonel Wilson gave us very pleasing and instructive talk and was followed by Mir. H. F. Ashurst in his usual happy manner.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

Grandma Woods left Saturday for Phoenix where she will reside for the winter.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

Sheriff Woods left for Yuma
 Saturday morning with four prisoners that are to make the penitentiary their home TOT some time to come. The sheriff was accompanied by Charles Gardner.
Holbrook argus., 1908-10-20

Fenton Jones shipped eight hundred head of cattle to Tempe Saturday where they will be put on feed during the greater part of the winter.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
BRIDAL OUTFIT
--LATEST N,VELN
I. IN CANNED GOODS
Immigrant Attracts Attention
1 of Customs Officials, but
Wins His Case.

When the Custom House officers came
20 examine Dominica Petruccio's bag
gage on the North German Lloyd pier
to-day, they found in a big substantial
box trunk several carefully constructed
tin boxes OF various sizes, sealed to rem
der them water tight.
Z Petruccio. a good looking young man.
when asked by Deputy Surveyor Harris
what the boxes contained, said in broken
English something about his bride.
Petruocio was q second cabin passen-
ger on the KoenS Albert, from the
Mediterranean. and his ticket was q
through one to e. Paso, Tex. His coun-
tenance looked clouded as a can-opener
was produced, and Deputy Hams began
cutting away the top of one box. This
was about ten inches wide. eighteen
tnches long and two inches deep. When
enough of the tin had been cut away
there was disclosed an antique garment
of red silk and lace.
1t was covered with beads of many
colors, and Petruccio lifted It out with
much care. The garment was very
mussed and wrinkled, but he pressed 1t
wedding dress of his mother and her
mother-in fact of all the mothers for
many generations back.
In another can the officials found
slippers and corsets and other portions
of feminine attire, some OF which
PetruccIo tried to keep from the gaze of
the interested crowd that had gathered
about watching the proceeding.
Petruccio finally explained that down
In e. Paso was Maria Consentino. a
pretty girl who had crossed the ocean
several months ago. He is to marry
Maria next week and the clothes were
for her.
When 1t came to an appraisal the Of
dcials decided that the whole collection
was not worth over $3.50 and they told
Dominica to take 1t along without the
payment OF any dury.
They left him trying to squeeze the
articles of dress back into the tin re-
ceptacles.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
YONKERS FIGHT
FOR Scent FARE
GETS A SETBACK

Commissioner Decker. OF the Public
Service Commission for the Second Dis
trict, together with Commissioners Eu-
sits. of the First District, sitting In
hearing looking TO the re-esta blishment
Of five-cent rate Of fare on the Union
Railroad and Yonkers Railroad between
Yonkers and New York. reserved de-
cison to-day on motion of counsel to
dismiss.
There is bound UP in the fight for a
Joint rate of five cents, fight between
the Yonkers City Council and Receiver
Sutherland OF the Yonkers Railroad:
over franchise rights in the City OF
Yonkers, which may mean the ripping
up Of the South Broadway tracks In
Yonkers. The chief routes upon which
Eve cent Joint rates are wanted are
Subway at Two Hundred and Forty
second street. and the Mclean avenue.
connecting by means of the Union Rail
TS Tsy WsSss'r Avenue s.Sosa sGSt PARK
Moving to Dismiss .Leverett Crume.
counsel for Sutherland, said that the
proposition TO establish a joint rate;
made by the receivers, had been rejected
submitted to Justice Morschauser OF the
Supreme Court. He had directed that
the proposition be again sdo'nitted 70
the Yonkers cry Counc'i, ana II
stating the facts. Council held that the
matter being clearly UP to the courts,
was, in a measure. out OF the hands of
the Public Service Commissioners, and
that no good end could he served by the
Intrusion OF a Commission order at this
juncture.
Mr.. Decker said that there was suffi-
cient legal doubt for the commission to
give consideration to the motion to dis
miss. there being judicial proceedings
pending. II decision is reached not TO
dismiss, he said an opportunity will be
given for later hearing. probably after
Jan. l. when the companies may put in
testimony.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
DOCTORS MISTAKES
CORRECTED.
TUBERCULOSIS CURED.

At the recent tuberculosis Congress Sc!d
In Washington. D. C., the noted scientists
and specialists unanimously ipdorsed and
recommended X-Light examination OF the
chest as the ONLY way to know existing
conditions or to make a positive diagnosis
OF the early and different stages OF tuber
culosis. heart disease and their kindred
ailments.
The remarkable success OF DR.. Anderson's
treatment and cure Of diseases Of the Lungs.
Heart, Liver and Stomach 10 due TO the
use Of his wonderful and scientific inven-
tion, the Anderson X-Light Apparatus, for
diagnosing diseases OF these organs
An examination with this X-Light (requir-
ing only a few seconds time) enables the
Doctor to issue an absolutely correct dag
nosis Immediately, and he Is then able to
direct the proper kind of treatL- ent without
experiment or delay.
Before his invention OF the Anderson x
Light the diagnosis was frequently guess
work, and often altogether wrong, making
the treatment not only experimental but
actually useless and frequently dangerous.
To thump the chest or to listen with the
ear TO the outside OF the body and look wise
is mere childs play compared to the ac-
curacy OF the diagnosis now obtainable by
this perfected X-Light, which enables DR..
Anderson to reveal and locate invisible dis
is possible by the usual medical e1amina-
ton.
II you have any symptoms OF Catarrh.
Hay Fever. Asthma, Bronchitis. Consump-
ton or La grippe, neeu the warning ana
consult DR.. Anderson for a correct diagno-
sis OF your trouble at once. before tuber-
Gle bacilli appear or serious complications
develop.
Do no. neglect, do not delay. do not eI-
pertinent and do not wait for Fall break
down to ovor:ake you. Be sure of what
your real ailment is before trying any rem
edy or treatment. Office consultation and
examination free.
pr Anderson s office is No. 90 West I'D
st. (between 9Th and 9Th aves). New York
Hours: 10 to l. Office is open on Mon.
day. Wednesday and Friday evenings I'LL {
o'clock Sundays, II to p.
II unable to call, write.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
20 BELOW ZERO IN THE
+ ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS

I MALONE, n. Y, Dec. 1o.-Extreme
winter weather prevails throughout the
Adirondack region. The mercury began
TO tumble yesterday. and this morning
new low marks for the season were
reached at Beaver Lake. where ther-
mometers stood at 2S degrees below
zero; at Loon Lake. where 20 below was
registered, and at Lake Titus, where IS
degrees below was reported. Extreme
cold was reported from many other out
lying sections. Fine sleighing is report
ed in some districts.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
CITY MUST PAY S39, 300.
Contractor Get. Verdict After
Long Fight in Court.

The case of Clinton Beckwith against
the City of New York, which has been
on trial before Justice Brady for the
last three weeks and a half. ended to-
day in evrdict for the plaintiff in the
sum of s39, ,30069.
The case arose out of contract which
the plaintiff had with the city for i'm
proving the spillway and the channel of
the East Branch Reservoir in Putnam
County New York. in 1903. The plaintiff
claimed that he was required to per-
form the work in a manner not called
for by the contract. which largely in
creased his expenses.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
Dress Silks

Broadside reductions in rich Silks that are just right
for dresses skirts and waists They extreme novelties
plain and fancy effects Packed in Holiday box upon
request.
Striped and Broche Novelty Silks, 20 to "a inches
wide reduced from S29 ; WI, - ::: VA, Sc Sc
Silk Striped Noles A inches wide; reduced from 500
S219 to ........ .......... .....::...... Sl49
Imported Warp Print Iaffeta Silks, very rich effects
. inches wide reduced from S5qS $198
Imported Crepe Meteor. in handsome broche effects,
"A inches wide reduced from sos to- .....:.... $349
our short lenq1hs silk bape been pushed into the
dn-back eolors Clearing out pres-19e 24e, 29e &c.
49, 59e &c. 79c S9c and 99e You'll find them the special
The evening world., 1908-12-10
1Oil & Water Color Outfits

balcony. 18th Street, Fea[
French "Muriilo" o tfit consist
ing of t6 pans superior moist col
ors, two tubes and four brushes in
jacamed tin box. 7ec
Improved "Murillo" Outfits-Jap-
AIMED tin boxes, white enameied in
side. palette, IS pans best quality
moist water-colors, tube, brushes,
etc. ......... ...... 49,
Complete Outfitsfor Drawing and
Painting ............ ....' .@@'o9
Special Oil Color Outfits, in jap
AIMED Tin boxes containing 20 full
siz. tubes, brushes, medium, varnish
naI.tts atc .$5.97
The evening world., 1908-12-10
Fine Fans

Opera Glass Bags 5
Main Floor.
Imported Opera Glass Bags;}
artistic effects in leather, em-|
bossed, embroidered, beaded
and bespangled silk; some have 5
gilt frames. ;
Former prices, 1896 to s25.74'
Present prices, s2.97 to $3.50
The reason for such reduc-
tionso Slightly shop-wom.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
MdeHS
Boys Clothing Second Floor.

AT 4.S9-Boys' Suits made OF fine
velour r-finished cassimreS; new col
orings, including brown, gray and
olive: helted coats of long Derby
model, including pair of knicker-
booker trousers; sizes TO II years.
At 6.49-Boys' Suits, with extra
pair OF trousers, made Of blue all
worsted serge or cheviot; double,
breasted coat with pleats and yoke,
with or without belts; also Derby
coats, extra well tailored, trousers
lined; sizes 6 to II years.
Al 81 9e-Boys' Refers and Rus
sian Overcoats, made of allwoo
frieze, blue chinchilla and fancy over
coatings: sizes 2h to II years; in
cluded in this lot are suits-broken
sizes-that we sell regularly az high
as s6.94.
At :3.49-Boys' Maekintoshes, Of
heavy black cheHot, warranted wat
erproof; double-breasted style; in all
sizes up to 50 chest measurement;
elsewhere $500 to 5000.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
MaeG
A Radiant Realm of TOYS


"To Macys for Toys!' has been the cry of Gotham for
half century, No other New York store shows equal aorter
and nowhere prices low. little aisle space accom-
moda the impeous Holiday few counters hold
the novelties that only burst forth the of misunderstanding
else needed for the completeness of Toy Store when the Holiday
hum starts That's because it's alleime Toy Store always
big, bright and busy.
Doll Houses are all-the-tme delights to the little
girls Whether YOU wish to paw cents or dollars we've
the Doll House value that besS all the rest.
Special at lss-Coonial STYLE colunned front porch
we'll built, artisthay painted and decorated.
Other Doll Houses ran1inq IRON, csc TO Sfo.74.
Stables, too. Stables stories high upper loft Is
dwelling place. stalls wagon shed, three and loaded
trucks below Observation-Disclosures. So 81
Other Stables ranging from f9c TO SSH.
Stores Just like enouehs-Crocery Stores fitted with
shelves counters merchandise and scales we'll made and
fully painted d....................... $2.49
Other Stores ,anstng from 49c TO S24.49.
Kitchens for the embryo housewife completely fur
nisnea WIN ulehSS 10 viva
Theatres-realic. Toy Theatres made of wood in
cuding pretty scenery and miniature figures of actors 80
Other Theatres ranging from, Sf.49 to S7.24.
To erped and facilitate shopping IN the Toy Department. he
WW furnish you NTH expert salesman 9vho evW
pany you all sections. To the benefit of this innobaon,
apply at the Supennendent's desk on the main floor.
The evening world., 1908-12-10

| Children's Beaver Hats

Second Floor.
At S3.74-Best quality fur felt
bodies In all the
newest shapes-black, natural beaver.
cardinal, green, brown and blue; sold
elsewhere at S45o to $500.
At $780, Finest quality Jack
beaver, in blue,
green, castor, black, brown and red;
sold regularly elsewhere at s. so.
Large assortment OF nelCeSt
shapes In Boys and Childrens
Hats and Caps at prices IOtoer
than elseuhere.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
Kodak Albums

haIcoHy, oo'h street, rear.
Demi-tlexible Plain Leaf AL.
buns for Unmounted Photos:
Black Leatherette Albums, crepe
grain; so leaves, 7xio in. SOC
Full Black Cloth Albums, So leaves,
toxt2 in......... .74c
Taxoderm Albums, black and COL
ored seal, SO leaves; sizes 4Hx5A 70
iixt4 in, .27c to SLIP
Full Black Leather Albums, horn
back alligator grain, so plain leaves,
carbon and gray; all sizes,
Ace to S1.9s
Pearl Gray Shaded Taxodsrm Al.
buns, crocodile grain; plain leaves; all
sizes ................... "A
Full Paper Albums, with "Photo-
graphs" in white embossed on cover;
all sizes. to l7c
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
THEATRE LODGE TO
MOVE To NEW
QUARTERS, DEC. 8
Mechanical Association Will
Take Possession of Eagles
Hall on Market Street.

Newark Lodge No. %, Theatrical
Mechanical Association, will shortly
move into a new permanent home, ar
rangements having Just been completed
whereby they are to take possession of
Eagles Hall, at SO Market street, re-
christening the hall the T. NJ. A. Hall.
The real house-warming of the new
home will be held December 81, when
the association will hold a midnight
vaudeville performance in Miners EN-
pire Theatre. Members OF the associa :
ton will be given an opportunity to see
the old year out and the new in at the
theatre and after the performance a re-
ception and celebration OF the new year
will be held in the IT. M. A. Hall.
Local theatrical mechanics met last
Sunday and, In addition TO hearing
plans for the extension Of their own
lodge. listened to a very healthy report
of the growth of the whole order. 1t
was reported that there were at the
present time ninety-six lodges in the
order, and that there was every reason
to believe that this number would be
raised above the century mark before
the year was over.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
state BOARD
TO CANVASS VOTE
NOVEMBER "a

xhe last acts IN this State in connec-
ton with the election will lake place
eNovember "a next, at Q p. M, when the
State Board of Canvassers will meet TO
discharge its duties, and the meeting
of the Republican electors in February.
The State Board of Canvassers is
unique in its constitution. The Gov
ernor is the head Of It. The law says:
1.-THE Governor shall attend, at Trenton,
ION the tw~enty-irst day next after the
day of election. and summon to attend
him on that day four or more of the
members of the Senate, provided said
members of the Senate shall represent
each political party, to canvass the
vote"
The law a y the senators summoned
s'shall' attend, n meet in the Senate
s'or some other convenient place at
Trenton" The meeting is sometimes
held In the Governors office.
The county Boards Of Canvassers will
meet next Monday.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
You! D~yspepiies
Read
What an Eminent Medical Man Says
Dyspepsia Really Is. Then
Gain Hope.

This affection called Dyspepsia Is
the greatest torment of civilized life,
and is to be considered rather as an un-
natural functional difficulty than as a
structural disease"
The same authority has classified
dyspepsia thus: The first form due to
relations with other organs which are
in a morbid and unhealthy state, which
10 characterized as a reflex action. OF
such a type is the nausea and vomiting
caused by irritation of brain, lungs,
liver or uterus.
The second form is caused by scanty
supply of gastric Juice, made evident
by slowness of digestion, long reten-
ton of food In the stomach, distress
for a long time after meals.
led by weighty and uneasy feelings at
pit of stomach, decomposition of food
in alimsntary canal, causing fetid and
foul gases and the appearance of un-
digested food In the excavations from
bowels.
The third and asst form of dyspep-
ala. according to this renowned medical
light, is that which accompanies some
abnormal quality of the gastric Juice,
combined with q partial paralysis OF
the stomach's muscles so that this or
gan cannot sufficiently mix the food
with the digestive fluids.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will rem
edy each condition of a stomach affiict-
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These tablets contain digestive agents
which act with or without the aid of the
stomach. One grain of an ingredient
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grains of food. and If necessary wifi
do 1t In a glass vial, SO that the diges-
tfon can be seen by the human eye.
They help the stomach. enrich the
blood, revitalize the gastric juices. give
strength to the alimentary nerves and
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every druggist and 10000 physicians
who use and prescribe them. Get a
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