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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-12

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Ser, oanlfe 5agfprer i Seem Dorf,
nnber 9iltole for 8eltiffelie % paa
sSrifo6 MOS $4,000 &al1tion, fif
liolte l1ge en- n1eget ne6iettenoe Ont
tole al M1trifts =N6pofat Serome
&etslalen Serome omtalte bon
1om en- 8erion, ser baD6e giort Sln=
flag moo Sou og &et og ldgt at
ofpresje fine SlGgtninge Eenge.
6an bar forIfu0t al SEN rige 6a=
milie grofatp, bpis Scatter ban bop=
oe egtet, og oa 8rofalp negteoe at
itille oe $4,000 auution, blep bon
poonp arreiteret og in6iat utbe
Sombs", uoen l16iigt til at foo
8on6smenb. Giltrifts slopofoten
uotolte til Don1merer, at set babbe
beret Syiiber=@onlens Senligt at
forlpil6e &o1.tione,t, reiie u6enla1os
oe faa sfilsmisie fra fin @uitrn.
@rofom negte6e at ltille &uutio=
nen, forbi 6iiber|So1rlen bap6e bapt
ben 0riitigbeo at forlange en- ltgrre
Gum ems fpr til tit l1noerbolo, ITO
Ienoe >poo, at Ganrilien oiloe beto-
Te bette fnr at un6gaa Sfanoale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-12
$ ac o B Il. II Ill 8 raft
Orenuc.

~ ~ W Nv \
3 cnAc.
5beo6ore Mpo1eDelt Mtbletic Glub
er Napnet poa en- Drel1gefl11b 9feip
Dorf, lon1 Socob q. Sfiis bar op=
rettet poa Seem gorfs 9ltiioe, og
bbor {. 300 Gutter al forifiellige,
beienlig ipo= og pelteuropeilfe Sea-
tiouoliteter lnres til at baa6e gipe
% 1tao for ZEN proper 9tGpe" ug
pennes af mes alt, bpao ser llnoger
al 8lpbip6enbeo. slf &lubbens Nfeo=
lenmer bar allereoe tre giort gpo
5D10elt iom 8orere, og tire o1ore
olpirerer til uHri5efigbter" =9eab1<
fltn6igbe6.. &lubben far 100 fpi1,=
oelige Meolemnter, 5lnaopiger, Ser
be6 ita6ige 2egens@elier bar faaet
8ngt me6 en- truenDe Snberf1,[ole.
Seem Sort 8la6e11e fortellcr, at
Mr. 9fiis mo6tog oe 1,nge 6pre, Ser
nu filler efter at blipe rNrofesiiot
nals", lon blo6lele 5oeflinge, men
9ege1nspbeNerne gop bem li6t efter
lt6t &refter, og neb Sem bofse6e
SeSt1teresIen for Sporten, ng III
mongler set life poa Silbl1o til
6en om offen1ig Gptre6en Stub
Der og poa @orerplatformen. Olr.
giis er n1eget ombpggelig | 8al9et
of S111trltftbrer. &lubbens @eltDrer
CT 1o6onnet paa @orpar6 ltntberji=
tet og bar lin 9i6 Ell al 6e melt
oniete Gollege=8orere / 2onbet. Sen
1Ggefpn6ige sesnitrnfter, Mbinfer, er
n66onnet be6 nniberlitetet / M1i=
| cbigon. 5or11ben 8oring og Iig-
nen6e Sport 6ripes @e6belgb i flor
@til, og flere af Mr. &iis' Gutter
bar bl1noet in1uffe @eire paa @eo=
belebsbane1t. 9llt ialt .iiges Dor be-
fien6te 2on6smanb at babe rnegen
@l96e nf lin Mooiebelt-&lnb, inm
ban omfatter meo 1ige faa flor SIT
teresie ion1 roget anbet af bans
lmange fiIantropiffe Goretagenber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-12
ST. y iIliam Z. Gil i
fri II N +.

frifia n st.
5taten Oregons @eieiteret bar
frifienot Sen bonife 2nge @an. s.
@iie>,> @ortlan6, Oregon, tioligere
oon]f @icefoni1,l for @toten, / en
Sag, bpilfen ban bar anflaget for
at babe 1.ofgrt en- frimi,1el Spera=
tion. S l1noerretten bar 9r. @iien
bleben fienot ifploig, men for Spje=
lteret bepiite Dr. @iie,1 at ban iffe
bop6e ubfprt Sperotionen, og at ban
fun bab6e peret tilfalbt for at moo=
birfe SSglgerne af 6enne, Der bar no-
fort of en- iffe=legefpnoig Mono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-12
9 en- s anlfe airfe iM III e:
RI 81 a. a +.

/ u VI a. II I.
Taitor >@. 6. 8o6boI6t, &irfeian1-
funoets 6orn1an6, meo6eler .Don-
nebirfe", at Ser set fio1te Mar er
ffet en- gle6elig 6relngong ! Son1-
fun6ets finnncielle lyorbolo, ierltgt
me6 @enipn til 6ets Sfole, @rano
gielp College. @n @jpl6 paa So, 900
iii 81. @anien & Co., @rapling,
Mcb, er hepen betalt, ligele6es 2
ANDRE @ielospoiter paa bber $500,
og Ser er go6 l16iiet til inarlig 9lf-
gierelie af en- treble paa $500.
Snmfun6et bar MI fl1n $500 @iel6,
men i @irfeltgbe6en er set giel6.
frit og bor Nenge paa @ente, ioei
;6r. @arI Matbiaien, @enport, g.
s, bar HRnfet samfl1nbet til Sfo.
lens Drift 400, fonr uobetaIes
: meb $25 1ndnneblig, % 8r. gf. Gan,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-12
EuunHt1twnn / Amprtka.

meo 2i9ene lan6iotte / Sort So,pns.
ems. &aptein @enningien og bans
Sanilie er bel fienote / ben 6on1fe
@ploni San yroncisco. Mrs
@enningien Dar 9otter al Scr. oq
@frs. Eeter 8ranot / @eit Safla,,o.
q 5 e ine g. e III y e til Dan=
III q + +.
Sen bcren1te 6anlffgote 9anjer=
inoe 9loeli,e @enee, ser for Gioen
er fer slncrifa og / 1eite ltge
ifal optreoe Mfinneapolis, er en-
9ageret al 0ireftbren al 9(orbus
Sbeater, Ssacob Sacohle1, til at gibe
nosle Ioreitillineer Ser un6er
2anosl,0itillingen / CONNER. us
itillin9en faar laalebes Ell pirfelig
Geroensattraftion at bp6e fine @ie=
tier, oben / @igbet ct al l1oltillings>
bpenS egne 8er1l i6et &11nitnerin=
Sen er fp6t / slarbns.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-12
). s.. @lfil0le Ii.

y. W. v l y w.
Danif 8ro6erlamfun6s Sberletre>
tgr, s. Micbaelien Smaba, er np=
Zig benot tilbage fra Glori6o, boor
ban bor un6eriggt Sc @jen6onune,
ion1 tilbgrer Garnf1noets bortflpgte=
Sc tioligere Oberfasierer, S. 6.
@ifilblen, Donia, 6lo. @r. @-
cboelien me,1er, at @ien6ontn1ene
meo 2t6en bill bore ful6t 116 i1tan6
til at 6effe @lfl6lenS l1nberlfub i
8rooeria1nflus5ets Susie, og BET
8orofompaeni, fom itilleoe Siffer-
be6 for @lfil6ien, er billigt til at
orone Sogcn / Mfinbelgbeo ne6
Samfun6et. Gifil6ien bor iioen fin
6lugt opbol6t Jig / Snegnen af
Donia, cit @1ags frinillig 2an6s-
forbtsning, melt 116e poo Gpen en-
8aao eller use 6e 1tore v@per=
glooes" San fommer fun iamnen
meo on6re Menneifer, noar ban ifal
fiebe fine Gorne6enbe6er, og bon
er meget ne6beiet. &r. Micboelien
traf life iammen ne6 @ifiloien per-
ionlig, men bar facet 8rep fra bom,
bbori ban erflerer fig billig til at
gigre alt for at 6effe l1noerifu66et
@an bill neppe fomme tilboge fra fin
&ilbagetruffenbe6, ieln ont @traffe=
aniparet inno6 bam bebes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-12

s a B ri ifont &orl 80 a :
tbia Ell, 6 y por /, g. s.,
fortGller / ~9eorolpiet" om ct 8elpg,
ban nplig bar aflagt bos Erelibent
&oolepelt set @pi0e @us. HrGli=
oe11tens @jrltar faar Ell n1eget fore
fonrn1enoe, lne,1 ligefren1 Mootogel-
lc, ifjgnt Set life CT laa let at faa
cit sl1t6iel1s. &1tn naar 11ton fan
iaa ell psripnlig Sntrobuftion gjel,-
1,eln Eripaflcfreter 2oeb fjernes olle
9i1ioringer Hrniibentelr bar lit
Rp11tor / II. 8. @opeofpntor, pg Set
te er life on1gipet al noget itort Sc
remonicl, fl1n ct Gur 9ctiente ltb-
gipr bel, pbre &agt, og peo aontorz
opren Itaur cn gammel groabaoret
MonO, Ser piiar Binlten ino til Yrr-
libcnten. Genie mootager ban mes
ct folt @oal,otrpf og fonperierer paa
Ell birrtelig, iopial Nfaa0e. @on
lober cit life 5pinl ON, noor @e=
leget er forbi, og tagcr 9lHfeo n1cb
ct frofti9t S5aonotrpf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-12

fen @rapling, Micb.> bar gipet Set
$4,000, 1om / 5 Aar forrentes n1eo
5 p@t. Disie @aper olene giber
@rano 8ietp College, en- aarli9
Sfgtte af 1925, foru6en at Sen er
fri for at betale &enterne of ben
@jelo paa $4,000, iom ct betalt,
$120 oarlig. &il Opfbrelie al ct
npt @pnnoitifbus pes 5folen er ser
/ fribilliee 9ibrog inofomn1et tet
peo $1,000.
S n0gaaeoe Danlfe . Ia 5 e.
So 0anif=amerifanlfe 8la0e pao
Hacificfplten er / Sen ii6ite Gib op=
bgrt at u6fomne, nellllig v@perett
Gffo", @perett, Malbingto11, re0ige<
ret al s. 8. @agerltp> og rgelt=
fpltens oanife l1geblao"> &ortlan6,
Oregon, le6et fgrlt al s.. 8ibrn6al,
lenere al st. g. Mo6ien. Set fgrlt.
nepnte 8la6 far efsilteret ct Eor
9(ar, BET li6ihtebnte fun nogle fao
mnn11pner
q. .. &Dger, Milbeonf, g.
8 q t.,
en af Sp6 Gnfotas mango ope=
ti9c 6a,1ife Meierilter, sSpbe, fg6t
poa 5fanoerborg=ggnen, u@bon1pion
@utternlofer" / 1908 og i 8 9lor
8eltDrer al @ront @o1,ntp Creamery
@on1panp, er efter bbao nGuirp &ec=
orc" ne6beler aunbiont for @mbe-
set iom 0oirp Commissioner for
SD6 0afoto. Blon6t Stotens Mfeie<
rtn1Gn0 er Ser al1nin0elig Gfen1ning
for at Dor 2a11osman6 lfal babe @nl=
beoet, loln ban fltl0t no er fapabel
til at forpalte, og inn1 Sc p11lfer
unOoraget polittif S1toflD6elie, ioa-
.leDes at Set mere ems DiotiI fl1nbc
11oppe en- neileoenoe og roaogipe11oe
faglig 8irfiontDeo blanbt Mejeri=
mGnoene. ct lneget 1tort Troce11t-
tai al 0eejeri1terne 5p6 9ofota
er oanlfe, % Set CT ganlfe 1erligt
blan6t oen Stelnl1ingen er fon1n1et
til Srbe for cit .foglig Mejeri=@o=
mis- ler for Stoten. Wlr. gilbert 9ln=
6erIen> Gapo, Gefreter og &usIerer
for Gtotens Meieriltforening, lige=
le0es 6anif, bar for 2 9lar lioen
&anoibat for Meieri=@onis1er Gln=
bebet, men bans l1bnppnelIe fllnoe
fife giennemfsres poa @r,tn6 al
polittlf sSn6flD6elle.
= a c o 3 Il. Hii 8 + q / f e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-12

81 s b o fat Carl i,ib er
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-29
What Ais You!

10 yor feel weak, tired, despondsnA
have frequent headaches, coated tongue,
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burn" belching OF gas, acid risings IN
throat after eating, stomach gna" OF
burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or
variable appetite, nausea at times ana
kindred symptoms?
IfyoNSavo any considerable number OF
ths>above Symptoms you are suffering
from 8iliousne6s. rsrpid liver with indi'
observation-disclosures DR.; Pierce.s Golden
Medical Discovery Is made up o. the most
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The following leading medical authorities.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-29

D ont worry about yeur corns. LUCK
ETT'S FOOT REST PLASTER will take
them of like magic without bandnging or
outing. 1t eases your tempar as we'll SIS your
corn, At Leadbeatsr's for 11c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-29
NO MEETING.
To the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:

To the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
There ~ill bs no meeting of the Com.
muters' Protective Association OF Alex.
audria and Washington. There surely
must be some mistake regarding the
meeting of this association which you
advertise for Thursday, December 30th,
as l have received no request or instruc-
tions to call our members together. II
must be some new organization, as you
failed to publish the names of the party
calling it, and 1 do not think that one
of our members would go about such a
great undertaking in this way.
o. P. ANGELO, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-29

Jose Santos Zslsys, ex.president Of
NIcarsgus, declared at Oordobs, Mexico,
last night that he is still president Of
Niearagus, although he may never 60
back to that country to epJ1y the priv.
ileges OF the cfice. Msdrtz he asserted
is only a provisional president, and that
be (Zslsss) has no. relirquised the ex-
cntlYe offce,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-29
AIex1an1ria 6azette.
puK1IsHEp DAILY AID TRI.wKKKLY AZ
GILLETTE BUILDING. $40 d 812 PklhCE
STREET.

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/ week, 10 cents. "a
month"; 75 cents: 1 month, Is centg-
Contract advertisers will not be allowed 70 ex.
ceed their space unless the excess is paid for
at Transient rates, and under no ciroum'
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate business In the
space contracted for.
Marriage and death notices must be paid tof
In advance.
of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless of public concern, Will
My be printed in the paper as advertise
rnents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-29
if,y years'experienoe of an Old Nurse

Fifty years'e1perienoe Of an Old Nurse
: Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the hest female physic::
isns and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for fifty years with never-fail'
ing success by millions of mothers for their
children. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures diarrhoa, gripping in the bowels, and
wind collie. By giving health to the child il
des l3t25e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-23
ONE
WILL Be
PUNISHED

In speaking of the alleged black
hand operations Of Farino Adolpho In
which he was shot Jaimo Lorvello, the
man he was alleged to have victimized
Chief Martin said yesterday that some
one would have to suffer for this crime
If it was found that Adolpho had tried
to Yictimize the former saIoonkeeper
that he would be charged with this
crime.
The police are still Investigating the
black hand defense which viii be put
up by the saloonkeeper. in the hope
that they can disprove the story that
he tried to extort money from the man
before he was shot. The note which
was brought to the station asking for
money from the saloonkeeper and
other handwriting of the victim will
be compared for the purpose of ascer-
tanning whether 1t Is the same
In the event that the facts sustain
the black hand theory Adolpho, who is
now in the hospital lowering between
life and death, will be prosecuted on
this charge should he recover. Chief
Martin is determined to have some one
put in the penitentiary for that shoot
ing affair, and he is making a deter
mined effort to get the right man
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-23
ACTIVITIES
QUICKENED
IN MILLS
Gradual Lengthening of De-
livery Dates is Perceptible
and Some Plants Are
Already Thirty Days Be
hind.

Conditions in the steel and iron trade
during the past few weeks in Gary and
Sonth Chicago show a marked improve
ment according to the Iron Age. At
Gary last week No. II blast furnace
was blown in and at South Chicago an
additional furnace was put in operation
which tends to show that an increase in
operations will result. The Iron Age
says
The extent to which mill activities
nave been quickened by the heavy ton
mage OF rolled products placed since
prices were reduced is being empha-
sized by the gradual lengthening Of
delivery dates on the heavier lines.
such as bars. plates and structural
Shapes. On all of these the leading
mills are now 80 days of more behind.
With the exception of bar iron mills
and a few Independent steel bar mills.
al finishing capacity of the mills in this
i,4trict IS nearly as fully engaged as
In 1907 The plants of the Illinois
Steel company outside of Gary are go
ing at a fraction better than "a per
cent of full capacity, and but for a
temporary shortage of steel this gan
would be practically closed up. New
~oAA pun Cl4dSeS continue 10 be con-
spicuous feature of the market. a to-
tai og $500 tons having been enter
ed last week by the mills. This does
not include any of the rails embraced
In the Hartman line inquiries, amount
ing to 10000 tons, nor those of an
other western line, soon to be replaced.
These orders, morrow have been sup
plementeI by liberal purchases of track
fastenings, with others IN prospect.
Car Demand Not Heavy.
The car shops as yet nave participant
ed but little in the demand for rail-
road equipment, but the new inquiries
for cars now under consideration indi-
cate that five roads viii place contracts
for approximately 10000 cars in the
near future. Owing to the fact that
mill congestion is likely to interfere
with prompt shipment of orders for
several weeks at least. the implement
makers are specifying freely against
contracts for steel bars for uly ship |
ment The same influence is prompting |
consumers of structural material TO |
anticipate their wants by specifying |
farther ahead than they have been do |
ing With but few exceptions. quoted
prices are firmly held, and the tendency
all along the line is toward further i'm |
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-23

provement, which will probably come
by degrees.
While prices in pig iron is not higher,
the general tone of the market is plain
ly stronger, especially as regards for
ward commitments Except for mod
crate lots of prompt iron, upon which
concessions of perhaps 20 cents a ton
can be had, current prices are generally
maintained on both Northern and
Southern irons. sThere viii be few
fair lots of foundry iron under nego-
tiation, thought the bulk of the trad
ing IS in small lots of a few hundred
tons each Among notable purchases
included in last weeks business was
one of 500 tons Of malleable Bessemer
for last half delivery by prominent
car wheel interest. Arrangements
made for still largere tonnage by the
same concern involve no new purchase.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-23
PRODUCE MARKET

Butter-Receipts, 22,793 tubs; cream
cry. extra, 25c; price to retail dealers,
26c; prints, 27c; extra flrsts, FAC; firsts,
&c; seconds, 211hc; dairies. txtra, 25c;
tTsts. gle; seconds, 19c; ladies' No /.
is 1ac; packing stock, 1870.
, Receipts. 2O,774 cases; miscel-
laneous lots. cases returned, 1712c;
must be 50 per cent fresh, Isle; prime
frsts. packed in new whitewood cases
and must be IS per cent fresh. 2O1Ac;
extra, specially, packed for city trade
and must be go per cent fresh 225zc;
No. dirties, 16c; checks. 15c.
Potatoes1-oReceipts, 10 cars; fair to
New potatoes-Receipts, so cars; 700
S5c per bu, as to quality.
Beans - Pea beans, hand picked
choice. $3.50 2.67; fair to good, $500
ESQ; red x kidney, $500 @2,25; brown
per 100 lbs, $495G 800.
Notwithstanding, $1.O0QL25 per
16-qt case; COOS cherries, $2.00625O per
24-qt case; blackberrtes, $1.7592.00 per
q qtsi raspberries. red, $2.506 90 per
8. 90 per "a OTIS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE 10 NoN-REs1DENT

s,, NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
81 ATE -, OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF
LAX +, BEFORE +. p. PRIEST His
lice OF THE PEACE IN AND For
NORTH TOWNSHIP PAXTON IA
HSFt d CO, VS.. ALFRED d. EAIER-
Now comes the plaintiff and files his
complaint IN attachment and affidavit
dnereIor. showing. that the said defend
ant IS not a resident of the state Of
4indlana. Said defendant is therefore
IleTepy notified Of the tendency Of said
actlon and that the same will stand for
trial on the 9TH day of August. 1909. at
> ocIoek In the forenoon at the Office
OF salq Justice, in room &c, Rimbach
DOCK hammond, Indiana. and that un
less he appear and answer or demur
therein at the calling of said cause
salu aGuon viii be heard and deter
In witness whereof I hereunto set
my hand and afhx my seal of office al
HAMMOND, Indiana. this I4th day Of
uHe' 1SVS' FRANK D. PRIEST
Justice of the Peace.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-23
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL, ESTATE
BY COMMISSIONERS

me undersigned commissioner duIv
appointed by the Lake Superior Court.
hereby gives notice that by virtue Of
an order of said Lake Superior Court
he WILL at the hour of l o'clock m.
on the 18th day OF June 1903. at the
ornce of George w Lewis sos CHI
eago avenue. East Chicago, indians
oner for sale, the following described
real estate, situate in Lake county. In
diana, to-wit: Commencing at a point
where the south shore of the Calilmer
river lntersects the right of way of
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
railroad company, and running thence
along such railroad In a southeastern
direction seven chains and eighty
inks; thence in a northeasterly course
at rlght angles to such railroad three
chalns; thence due north three chains
and seven links to the Calumet river
thence in a westerly direction aIone
such river TO the place Of beginning
containing three and -hundredths
acres, more or less, excepting the right
OF way heretofore granted by the
Washington lee company of Chicago 70
the wabash Railroad company Said
sale VIII be made subject to the an
prevail of said court for not less than
the appraised value of said real estate.
and upon the following terms and CON
dItions; At least one-half of the pur-
chase money cash in hand the balance
in one year. evidenced by notes of the
purchaser bearing six per cent interest
from date, waving relief providing
Tor attorneys fees and secured by
mortgage on said real estate. 23-6
GEORGE W. LEWIS
COmmiSs Toner.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-23
CASH GRAIN MARKET.

Winter wheat by sample: No. 2 red.
81; 40 q 1,55; No. 8 red. s1.36@I40; No.
hard. sl.241z q L26; No 3 hard, $1,000
Spring wheat by sample: No. /
northern s1.30@I3z; No. northern.
s1.25 a 100; No. 3 spring. s1.10@f27
Cora by sample: No, 2. 744 974&c;
IAN Q75c; No. 8. 74174Le: No. : white
z &C. No yellow. 74%c; No. 4, 720
Oats by sample: No. white. 5sc
No white. 5565T1Rc; No. 4 white, IS
q 50 &c: standard, size.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-23
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs

Bids viii be received By the secretary
Of the board of education. district 155
Cook county, Illinois, for the compile
ton OF one school rom, ward room and
Hammond grammar school Bids mus
be in by the 30th of June, 1909. The
board Of education reserves the right
to reject any or all the bids
Specifications at the Office of the sec
rotary, 444 Stanton Ave
FRED SIEGRIST S1cv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-23
WANTED = Car builders.
Apply Fitzhugh Luther
20. 22-tf

~ ~ ALl1-s'uccess Magazine requires
10 fooI wees or a man In Hammond
and % after expiring subscriptions
Of Of sp .9 SECURE new business by means
nosItto-i methods unusually effective;
exDarfeIl permanent: prefer one with
eeIlehce, but would consider any APP
lions; t saith Tlt1 g9e2dd natural guahnca-
mission option. Address with refer
Ne Ees. A. Z Peacock. roo m102. Success
--oe azlhe Bldg. New York.
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SAInnNArEN Nnrrc.r

Finest equipped saloon and restaur-
ant, with seven modern rooms above
ana bath; best location: doing good
business, for tent. Very little cash re-
CURED; with a very low rental to re-
sponsible parties Retiring from busf
ness reason for selling. For particulars
ADDRESS Meyer Barker. 331I MICHIGAN