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SIGN PAINTING.

POTOMAC SIGN CO..
Signs OF every description. Special discount
FOR June. OH Cloth Signs from Soc up.
WA. TIBBs. Mgr. 10 ~ 81. sW. Phone NJ
5s39. Estimate given je3-eod-3Jt
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ANACOSTLA.
SURYs PHARMACY, corner Monroe ana
Jefferson ats.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

THIS IS vacation time. Take a bottIe-of cur
best whiskey with you. Monogram Whis8ey
special, 500 at. You may need il, WM
HELAJs 1903 l4th NV. Je16, u, I, su-Jt
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
LINTON & NELSON.
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GEORGETOWN,
,. p WELLER. Pharmacy. $3.50 Il St NV
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EOUTHWEaT.

v HUGO Essen BEI5S 7th and 3 strootA
MCDONALD. J. W, an and I So.
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NOHTHnAgT

4@ADpON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne
SHAs, II. BLCAER, y. Cap. and r sta ne.
4eCHEsNEY & fJCACHIA. cor. ID and Z Sta
EftAIs. PHARMACY. 6th aud K aus.
AeSAhsNEI q JOACHIM. sth and y sts.ns
BENZ. T. LANHAE. 1lth and z. Cap 81
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALR.

BAKEB-Cake and pie and sweets and
dOUghnUJs young man, Twentv-une years
old. hrst-class references. ARTIST DAVIS,
1888 II ST. nv IL
JAPANESE-Youngi wants, position as ex-
pert butler, valet cook, reference TD-
SHIDA. BOX Oh Times once. II
PAPERHANGING. house and sign painting.
low prices during summer. u. g. YOUNGER
4 SONS 55S + 81. jel3-3t
BY BAKER; aIl-around experienced man.
Inquire 6lS i6ig st. ne. u
8OY-Bright, ambitious bog. aged fifteen.
Eighth grade scholar, desires employment
good character; reference and security. Ad-
dress 1910 Sth ST. NV. jeiS-.t
MAN-Situation by young white man. eXpe-
TienCed on telephone switch board and e.eFB-
tor BOX 5os. Times once. jeiS--t
MANLY a reliable and industrious young
man. work Of any kind best reference Ad-
dress IL. O., Times Once. jels-2t
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ALEXANDRIA. va
Z 4 CARNE & CO.. 703 King 81
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SCREENING.
CLOTHING.

An Overproducti5n sale. so D0Z Mems I'M
ported French Madras Shirts Made 20 Sell AT
81. Our Price 5sc. Come Quick Before
They're Ali SOLD c. Auerbach eth and Il.
The Sweater Store my16-eod-51t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by leading col
ction agency; We pay cash for conditional
intracts. 30l MUNsEY BUILDING. 10
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EOUTHnAsT.

= p. POWELL 4th and East Capitol stas
ROACH DRUG CO.. sth and q sts. 80.
A. a BURROWS. 11th and Pa. ave.
= =. WELLER. cor sth and /.
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BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD2 Going to
remodel your house2 Let us help furnish
ideas suggestions, and give you esrima ties.
Pair ing. papering. decorating. Csrpeting,
Ceu4lnting, plumbing, gas-h-ungs timing,
jObbing attended % promptly.
CHAS- J. RAFF CO., 1915 You ST. NV.
5eq-eod-geE
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&C DAIRY LUNCH.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. win ind Sc
let dining place 70 eat home cooking in.
ice cold but5ermilk daily. ladies' wait on you.
coz NV. WELSH. Prop. jes-fr,w, Sl-90J
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LADY BARRIERS.
EWELRY NOVELTIES.

STERLING SILVER match boxes. good ones,
will hold matches worth $3.50; always sold
for that; now $3.50 while they last. CASCEL-
RERtYS. 1elS-Izt
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AUTOMOBILES.


ACTONOBILE-F0 ur-cyIiuder side entrance
touring car frsJ-class condition, to be sold
az SLOAN'S. I4Jh and u. u O'Clock sharn
SATURDAY II
FOR SALE-F0ur-cyliuder, air-cooled rum
about; e5-iuch wheel base, 32-iuch wheels
rumble seat and sliding gear transmission.
must be sold at once party leaving t3uz.
1919 i ST. NV. II
FOUR-CYLINDER touring car for sale: au-
tomobile repairing. MOTOR CAR SHOP, 1923
kiugman place NV.
ROBT. SCHAUM, Manager
my2I-w. IT, Su-sot
GASOLINE RUNABOCT WIKI top for 500.
recently repaired and painted; viii demon
strate ana teach 10 operate. Address BOX
ass Times Office. jeII-st
IC0 SLIGHTLY used automobiles for sale or
exchange from slo0 to $500: every machine
fully guaranteed; demonstration given SPOT
cash for your automobiles. Cars sold on con-
Segment send ne -Sur car. We have a school
Is teach you how % operate and repair any
automobile. Inside Instructions, SIS Class
now forming. Private lessons given. NICK
ERSON AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE, 30sl.
lsJh ST. NV. apIS-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-Cafe and lunch room. - I,1-s-.
ton and business other interests eatfss fo-
selling $500 cash. H. J. LEGGE, sg7 7 81.
nv. 3s,s -
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CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
7. 4. SONNEMAN.
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xer a ..

9as Stem gorfer @riibit auf
Der 9uberfnIoie- -Musitenung in $50
ibington ion nod Seras gebrabt lno
bier in MuIti11, Dallas, 9ouiton lulo
u,lierer Stabt ausgeiteIlt meroen.
- Gin illnger Mann Der aus 8a-
ris itanmt uno bort moblbobei1oe
8ermanote baben ioa, bat IN Dallas
fiinf Spiegelldeiben i'm grogei6ob
bes Soutblano 9otel einge16lagen.
9ei ieiner 8erbaftung erfldrte er,
er babe es a,is Gade getan. neil rnan
i'm IN Dem 9otel iblebt bebanbclt
babe, Die Sotelpermaltltng bebauptet
aber, er babe ME IN Dem &anie ge-
mobnt. Die eiilgeidlagenen Sbeiben
batten einen @ert bon ungefabr talt.
fer1o Dollars.
- 0as probibitioni1tii6e Stauts-
fonlite naht befanrt, baB Die bon
Der Brobibitionsportei aufgeitedten
aanoiboten fir Staatsdnter bon Scr
4an0ioatlr 5uriiftrdten. Die oeuo-
fratiide Bartei babe iib oafur er-
flart, Dem 8olfe cine Yrobibitionsa-
menoement 5ur 4bltimnung por5u-
legen nno ie6er Yrobibitionilt fonne
oaber nihts 8eiieres tun, aIs oie De-
mofratiihen &anoioaten 5u unter-
ftiiseil. il.-Gieie riidbaltloie 9lnerfen-
nrng Der oenofrotii6en 8ortei als
Srdgerin oes Yrobibitionsgeoallfens
bon Seiten Ser Brobibitioniiten lit
gang oa5u eeeignet, ieoen freiiinuigeil
8iirger aus ben 9feiben Der 0ernofra-
ten au pertreiben. @etin, pie noll
annin1mt, Die Hrobibitioniiten oieie
Notwithstanding auf 8eran-
la1fung oes @ouperneurs Campbell
uno anoerer Siibrer Ser oer1ofrati-
ihen Bartei abeegeben boben, oanl
babelt oiele Serren ibrer eigenen Gor-
tel einen iebr idlebten 8ienit ge[ei-
itet. sic baben lire Tartei oahur6
offi8iel 5ur Yrobibitionspartei ge-
moht uro bos miro ibr uno i1ren
&onoiooten nidt gum geuben gerei=
den.
6. @. &irfpatrid in Mcain,
nep, ben Die ltnabbdneigen als ihrelt
Observation-Disclosures auserleben
batten, bat 1ib nodmols poiitip se-
peigert, Die Domination on5uneh-
men.
sSn aerrpille bat man nit oenl
gau oes neuen 8abnbofs begonnen.
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DasRepubIikanische
StaatS- Ticket.
Prisidentscbafts EIektcren !:

Prdsldenfscbdffs tlektcrefl :
q. 9. 9ittlinser,
&. 6. Sannag,
@. 6. sinsleton it,,
S. $. anrtb,
g. .. @albrip,
.. s. Sobnion,
g. 9. Conner,
s. u. Hope,
9. @. 8mrfitt,
@. q. Mattbaei,
6. 9. garben,
6. 6. gartbolpmeiu,
s. $. 8afer,
8. S. Geatberitone,
q. s. @anber Stmfen,
5. 6. Scoft,
Scott 8bite,
s. q. 8afer.
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I'm bic stimmseber bon gesar
gpnntg:

Cine Gtaats= =Mntiprobibitionsfon-
pention lit auf Wontag ntorgen, Den
12. Dftober, 1908 nod Soulton
einberufen tporoen. sic ion aus De-
legaten 5ufammengeiebt ieir, Die bon
ben 9lnti-probibitioniiten in iebem
County ansgetpdbIt iil6, obne Miif-
fidt auf politiife Hartei- -Mngeborig.
feit, @enerbe ober Hrofeiiion.
@ir, oie lltlter5eidneten giirger
bon @eTar gountD, laoen oesbalb,
omnit 8erar County in iener Gon-
bention pertreten iei, alle arti-probi-
bitionifiiben Stinlmgeber bon 9erar
Gountp, iinbefiimnlert oarlin mel
der Hartei fie nngeb0ren, Elm, om
Dienitag, ben g. Oftober, abenos 8
llbr IN Der geetbopen Sale 5ulam-
men au fonlnen mil6 Delegafell su
Der am Wontag, 8. 12. Dftober, in
&oulton arianmertreterloen Staots-
foubention uus5uipablen.
so. 8. Sppenbeimer,
g. 9. @eller,
Gbas. @roebner,
NerrD S. 2etpis,
Seife 9. Sppenbeimer,
@. 9l. @ur5bad,
o. Sbn1eIser,
s. Genie,
ernft Diesmann
grpan Gallagban
Senrp 9errea,
E. Q. Gobbs,
8. 9euermann
8alter q. Napier,
6. $. @agner,
SO. s. 9etpitt,
Geo. &oerner,
g. B. WcWonus.
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George Otis Snitb, Ser

S~%SN ~~~'~ ~t*tt~Df wv
reftor bes geologiiden Bureaus ser
8unoesregierung, bat 9eonnte Set
groBten Observation-Disclosures oes
2anbes gu elmer &onferen5 eingela-
ben, IN mel6er Elm neitgeberoer
8lan beiproben meroen ion, onrm
BEN bie 8abnen pabrlbeinlih tau,
ienoe bon Dollars iabrIid iparen
merben. 3eit urtb Ort Ser projef-
tierten &onferen5 meroen ipater be.
fannt gegeben merben. Ser 8lall,
neI6er bereits bie 3uiti1nnlung Ser
leitenoen Sngenieure oes 2anoes ct,
bolten bat, gebt oaraltf binalts, eir
Spiten ein5ufiibrerL Inn ben @ai,
ieritano Der Sluiie uno Strome oes
2anoes gu ben peridieoenen Sabres.
5eiten genoll 5u meIien uno ltatiiti,
ide 9lngaben onriiber gu ianmeln.
Die giiei1babnen Ieiben am i6iperItell
our6 oie lteberl6mentmungen mel.
DIE ibre @eleiie unteripiilen ilno ben
8erfebr oft lange 3eit labnllegen.
Ser 9ireftor bes geologii6en Ser.
meiiungsbureaus bat nu1rntebr ben
@oridlae eemadt, Die gabneeien-
i1aften 1olen an ibren 8riiden itno
l1nternebnungen. MeBinitrumente
anbringen ltno geipiiie @ngeitellte er,
nennen, oie tdgIid Die Meiiltneen
ableien uro iie regiltrieren. 3uoenl
io1en in filr5en 3eitabidnitten 5ah.
beritaroige abgeianbt meroen, lpel6e
Die Stromung melien, Inn Die 8al,
ierrnenge in BEN SlIiien arter getpii,
fen 8eoingungen feit5uitellen.
- Senator Sorafer bat ei1e 5mei-
tie grfldrung abgegeben, in Der er
tpieberbolt, baB feline 8erbinbltng
nit Ser Gtanoaro Oil Company
onrhaus leeitiiner Mrt eetpelen lei
uno Seoen anfforoert, Der CLAUDE,
oaB er ungeieslid gebanoelt ba6e,
geri6tlib gegen i'm bor5ugeber. Die
ie grfldrung Sorafer's lit nod ibma-
der als Die erlte unb miro ben Ser
oadt gegen i'm eber nod perItarfer
als abi6ma6en.
Die Sanatifer baben eeliegt in
Snoiana. 9as glbgeoronetenbaus
oes vSooiier Staates" bot oie ioee-
nant1te 0gountp 2ocaI Sptiorl-9ill4
angenommen nod Der auf 9lntrag
bon einem Siinftel aller Stimtnge-
Der in irgerb einem gountp eille
Mbitinlmlng iiber Die 9robibitions,
frage itattfin0en ioll. Ser Senat
bate Die 8ia idon Dor ein paar Sa-
gen paiiiert.
Die 4onpe1tion Der oglnteri-
can 8anfers' sliioeiation" in Denner
lit beeiloet. Die &onpention bat ii1
gegen @arartierrng Der 8onfoepo-
fiten uno gegen Boitiparbanfen al,s-
geiproben. Beionbers entidieoen lit
ibre grfl1rung segen ben eriteren
8ori9Iag. Geo. SO. &epnolos bon
Chicago murbe gum Braiioenten er-
p1blt.
Sci eittem Seuer in gounes-
totpn, Ohio, fanen orei Seuertpebr-
leute um's 2eben uno ipurben 5lpei
idmer nerlest.
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$50 anaefn f(paen.

Dobio Harfer, Gapette, 81. g.,
elm 0eteran oes giirgerfrieges, Der
BEL Gettysburg neripul6et ipnroe,
iogt: vWos oieier quite electric Bit.
ters fir mid geton bat, oafiir ipiiroe
ih feline $500 nebmen, oa id ihon
biel bergeblid geboftert batte lpegen
meines Magenleioens. or furierte
mid uno ib nebne i'm nod als Co
mil. Der mid fr1ftig uno friid err
bait" so Cts. bei Moolpb DreiB uno
.R. gobn & 60.
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GiienbaDn=Ja
e. 81. G. 81. g. 8ahu.

nDabb grodett1 S3us ra1 Sonfton,
@alpeton, Beaumont ll11b Orange. GbS
fabrt 9 l1br abenbs. Nnfunft 7.80 n1orz
gems.
Mad &errbiIfe, abfabrt 4.30 nabm.
Mbfabrt bon &errbiIIe $50 lIhr bor1nitz
tags. Nur Sonnta9s na6 &errbiIIe: $50
ubr bormittags.
gfa6 gnero, @oafunt, 9oiilton, @albez
ton, @iooings, Hodbale, Cameron unb
Waco. Ibfabrt 8.45 bormittags.
Na6 8eebille, Corpus gbriiti, Mlice,
Danbis, Granias RaB. 9fodport, Gbfabrt
1.40 na6mittags.
Ra6 Salfarias, Gbfabrt 8 11br abenbs.
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5. & 6. q. gabn.

b q 3 t.
ga9 allen gloros sEerasSg Sguntten
11br 1l1b 7.45 bormittaes.
yta1 ct. 3olis, Wempbis i1no oem Often
1.25 ubr na6m. ur1b 7.3O abenos
9a6 Wegifo. 1920 l1br borm.
Mntunft.
gon ct. ouis lln0 bem Often, 9.15 nlorg.
Bon 2nre6o unb Megifo .1.05 nahm.
Bon ct. 2ouis. &anfas gitb 1920 abbs.
ct. Souls & San 5ranciseo 8abn.
9sa9 Sort Sn1ith. Springfield, ct. 2onis,
&anias gitp, gbieago Is. &@. 81. 9es
pot) -. .7.30 abenbs
Bon ct. 2ouis, aanias gitb. garis,
Gbtcago =. :. =. 1920 n1orgens
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soatbern gaeifie gabm.

Mbfabrt.
gfa9 NetD Orleans, Souiton ilro @albee
1ton. tdglid1 .11.45 mittags
lttlo. =. .11.30 aber6s
gead gagle Bab, 81 Paio, galifornien
lltlo Merito. 900 BORN.
Mnfunft.
Ton gfetp Orleans, Soufton unb @aIbee
fton. tdgIi6 .7.35 n1orgens
liu6 800 nndlmiffnos
Son 81 gaiO, gaIifornien lno @egito.
..... !. 8 abenbs
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gietoria 9ibiiion, 9. S. & g. u.
(8mlf G6ore.)

u b a B TT.
Na9 gnero, gictoria, 8ort 2abaca, gors
pns gbrifti. Brownsville, 0fio Granoe
gitb, @oliab. 8eebille. @bnrtpn, ga>
laeios uno 8ollfton $50 morg
Nad Brownsville.
Ser 3ug Der Silniet Iictoria 0ipis
lion. Gbfnbrt $50 abenbs, ma6t in Hlas
eeoo 8erbinbune nit Der Gulf goaft
Zine fir Corpus gbrifti unb s5rotpnspille.
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WabI. Mn5eige.

Bir iino artoriiiert, GERM S IL
ltus steal ols &albibat fir BEN
Staatsiennt i'm "a ienatorieIlen 9iitrift
anf benz republitantihen Eidet nr13utiins
bigen
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Sonoerbare MenibenI Seen.
nen oas @liid blind, neil iie es nift
ieben.
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M. 6. & s. Balm.

Mbfaurf.
9fad @aco, Sort @ortb, DalIas, aanz
lag gitb. ct. 2ouis ilno Chicago. tdgs
lid (Suniet 9epot) 80 aberSs
2ofal8u9 bia Smitbbille g bormittags
Ilamo Spe5ial mad 5mitbbille. SouIton,
Salpelton :. :. .10.15 aberbs
Infuuft.
Bon gbicaao. ct. 2ouis, Ranios gitb,
Dallas, Sort 8ortb uno @aco. tdglieb
(Suniet 9epot) .7.30 n1org
2otol5ug bia SntitbbilIe .9.15 abenbs
alamo Spe5ial bon Sn1itbbiIe, Souitou,
Salbelton :. $50 moroerls
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-21
FAMILY IS THREATENED
Ravages of Typhoid Cause
One Death and En-
danger Other Lives.

One of the most pathetic cases ever
known in this city exists on South
Magoun avenue, at the home of Frank
Trzinski, the foreign baker whose wife
was buried in Hammond last week, fol-
lowing her death from the ravages
of typhoid fever. Trzinski was left
with a large family of young chill
dren, none of them are old enough TO
assist in the care of the family, and
neighbors, in kindly spirits, have as
sisted in the clothing and general care
of the youngsters.
Yesterday. however, the 3-year-old
daughter. Pearl. was taken to st.
Margarets hospital in Hammond, suf-
fering with the same disease with
which the mother died. She is in a
critical condition and in her semi de
lirium calls constantly for her moth
err Her pitiful cries have attracted
other inmates OF the hospital and their
sympathies have gone out to the little
sufferer.
Joseph. the 17-months-old son. has
also developed symptoms of the dis
ease, and is being taken care of by
Mrs. W. f. Hale of Magoun avenue, a
neighbor of the bereaved family. The
spread of the disease through the
Trzinski family has been a shock to
the entire community and Mr.. Trzinski
is sincerely sympathized with in his
bereavement and everincreasing cares
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-21
BARGAINS
In All Departments
WOULD HAVE 2 MASTERS
Joe Maintains Foreign AL
legiance But Wants to
Vote for Taft.

The queerest tale that has vet come
to the ears of the naturalization COM
mittee of the Young Mems Republican
club is that of a foreigner living in
the district near One Hundred and
Forty ninth and Melville avenue. joe
for by that that name is he known
wanted to vote the republican ticket
this year, but did not want to become
a real citizen. He refused to forswear
all allegiance to prince, potentate,
ruler, etc, as prescribed by law. He
merely wanted to vote, without the
weighty strings being tied securely
about his conscience. When pressed for
an explanation, Joe replied that he had
girl in the old country and if he be-
came citizen of the United States she
would have nothing to do with him"
He was finally impressed with the fact
that there are better fish in the sea,
ETC." and promised to think the mat
ter over carefully before election day.
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LOOKS LIKE BUSTER
WOULD HAVE TO WORK
John Kamradt and Louis
Houtschilt in a Freak
Wager.
WHEEL BARROW IN The GAME
Indiana Harbor Will Be Furnished
With a Barrel Of Fun
After Election.
[Special to THE T1MEsl

Indiana Harbor, Ind, Oct. 21.-Resi-
dents of Indiana Harbor are assured of
an evenings fun Immediately follow
ing the posting of the results of the
election on November third. The par
Elephants in the two-party comedy that
its bound to convulse those who will
watch the antics of the strange pair,
are John Kamradt, commonly known
as Buster" and Louis Houtschilt a
local contractor. The promised pro-
duction will be the result of an cleo
ton bet that is going to cause lots of
merriment for several hundred specta-
tors and drops of sweat for the un-
fortunate loser.
Need Steel WheeIbarrows.
Both participants weigh in the neigh
borhood of three hundred pounds.
Nevertheless. Kamradt has offered to
wheel Houtschilt from the Harbor
hotel corner on Michigan avenue to the
corner of Grapevine street, should Taft
be elected. Louis, on the other hand
is a stanch republican, and declares
that if Taft is not elected, he will steer
| the wheelbarrow in which Buster
is to be wheeled over the same course
A $40 bill will also lend financial en-
| thusiasm 60 the sport of the evening
and it is predicted that Michigan ave-
nue. will be literally packed on the
evening of November 4th, when the
comedy is scheduled to take place
Kamradt declare sthat a steel barrow
| will have to be used. the excessive
weight of either participant puts the
ordinary wooden cart in the unfair
| list"
This is the first freak election BET
to be recorded this year, and 1T now
remains for the champion peanut
roller to get busy and ordain a few
freak stunts for the same auspiciou:
occasion as that upon which Messrs
Kamradt and Houtschilt will perform
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GROUP QUICKLY CURED.
Don't Let the Child Choke to Death
While Waiting for the Doctor.

Hyomei, We miraculous, antiseptic,
dry air treatment, will cure Group in
either the first or second stages. Easily
inhaled, even when the breathing is IT.
regular it reaches more promptly than
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-21
POLL TAKEN AT
MARSHALL MEETING
Ten Republicans and Eleven Democrats
on Interurban Car.

Indiana Harbor. Oct. 21.-(SpeciaD-
fair estimate of the representation at
the Indiana Harbor Marshall meeting
was secured on Monday evening when
poll was taken of the special car fur
nished by Attorney F. ]. Lewis Meyer,
of the c. L. & s. B. line to carry
East Chicagoans to the rally in this
city. Mr.. Meyers himself witnessed
the taking of the poll and passengers
on the car will verify it's authenticity.
There were Fl passengers on the car,
exclusive of officials. Each person was
given a ballot and requested to secretly
denote his political Affiliations. When
the poll was counted, there were found
to be II democratic ballots and 10 re-
publicans. The odd democratic ballot
was cast by a lady travelling on the
car with her husband. and who de-
mand the right of suffrage
If East Chicago's delegation. travel
ing two miles to attend the meeting
was one-half republican, 1t is con-
jectured that the Indiana Harbor ag-
gregation was fully three-fourths re-
publican. drawn there by an inquisitive
sense. And it is said that figures will
not lie.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-21
PEAT DEPOSIT CATCHES
FIRE. ALL NIGHT JOB
Department Has Hard Work to Quinch
SmouIdering Flames In East
Chicago.

East Chicago, Ind, Oct 21-(SpeciaD
The fire department was called into
action yesterday by the burning of the
peat deposit on One Hundred and
Forty seventh street, between Magoun
and Barring avenues. Nearly all night,
hose was kept playing on the smoul-
dering cinders and turf. which ap-
parently is burning to a depth of three
feet below the surface. This is exceed
ingly dangerous, rs the property in
that vicinity is more or less of the
some deposit and houses in that locality
subjected to the dangers of the smoul-
dering fires. The burning patches were
extinguished. however. after a grea
deal Of trouble, and the situation pro-
nounced safe by those in charge OF the
ouenching exposition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-21
GET RIPARIAN RIGHTS
Final Action to Indiana
Harbor's Water Front
Nearly Complete.
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

Indiana Harbor, Ind, Oct. 81. - The
city council will hold an adjourned ses-
sion in the council chambers on Friday
evening, discussing at that time the
all important riparian rights question.
In letter received from Attorney
William Duff Haynie, of the c., L. S. &
E. Railway company. Mr.. Haynie de-
clared that before the company could
give to the city the riparian rights of
the property in front of the Harbor
city park petition for the vacation
of the so-called Block B" would have
to be filed with the circuit court. This
petition is now in preparation he says,
and will be brought up before Friday
evening. At that time, if no legal con-
test arises. the city will be presented
with a deed to the riparian property,
one of the most valuable acquisitions
of any lake front city.