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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-27

UP A ROAR FOR ICE CREAM ARE
HIST THE ONES WHO SELDOM, IF
EVER, GOT 1T AT HOME.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-27

vulgary
terribly
held Schools year
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-27
.HearttoHeart
Talks.
ANSWER THE TELEPH0NEl
BY EDWIN A. NYE.

copyright, 1909. by American Press Asso-
ciation.l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-27
r A n DOM
THINGS AND FILINGS

The househy with his feet soaked
in infectious germs is said to be near
approaching with a large list of aunts,
uncles and other poor relatives.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE LADY
SAYS THAT THE PEOPLE WHO PUT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-27
Messenger BOY Rlue.

The latest fad in color
"a new thing under the SUM
Is messenger boy" a shade of blue,
And warranted not TO run.
Judge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-27

The first aid to n feminine
heartache Is either new hat
OF n new dress.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-27

An Arkansas preacher has turned
out to be a countrfeiter Probab-
ly something wrong with the contribu-
ton plate
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-27

And spring won't really be
here, in the opinion of "a lot of
people, until they can sit out
on n damp bank in an old suit
and fish for IN hour without
getting pneumonia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-27

A girl in Pennsylvania went to
doctor to be treated for sore throat
and he removed her appendix When
you have earacRe it might be good
plan to cut off leg.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-27

About one of the most pleasant du-
ties that a man can have in life nova
DAVIS is to be a lawmaker at Washing
ton. Put in a capital not here some
where.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05
Are You One of Them?

The house wife who has been in
duced to buy phosphate baking
powder by grocers or canvassers will
be somewhat chagrined to arm that
this character OF goods Is made from
burned bones, mixed with diluted oil
of vltriol.
II seems that there 10 no law COM
pelllng those long-shot boys to print
the ingredients on the can, and
hence the consumer is easily deceived
Goods OF thi, class very little to
about 3 or 4 cents per
pound, not much more than the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05
Shortly after 2 O'Clock Sun

Shortly after 2 O'Clock Sunday
morning the gas went out all over
the city. In scores OF dwellings.
lodging houses and business blocks
gas Jets are kept burning all night
and when the gas was renewed. there
was no light and the gas began to
escape.
In many sections of the business
district gas lights are used and the
police we're compelled to notify the
owners and call them TO stores where
the night men are not provided with
keys. Al the Cottage hotel the po
lice found n hall gas Jet leaking at
iull blast and II was apparently but
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05
Towels
Ladies' and
Children's Coats

if you are In Reed OF New Coat the
bargain sale prices Below don't want to
carry any II price viii sell them
sec Ladies' Coats ......... ......... ...... $500
7bO Ladies' Coats nov. .......... ........ . Sla5
SEQ Ladies' Coats ......... ........ - 30
$50 Ladies' Coats ......... ........ ... sd 90
SlA0O Ladies' Goats now .......... ........ - ~ 75
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05
Ladies' and Children's Z
Underwear and Hose

75e Ladies' Fece lined Union Suits zoe
500 Ladies' Part Wool Union Suits ...., soc
sl.75 Ladies' All Wool Union Suits .,.... .. ,SII5
use Childrens Fleece Lined Underwear lpc
S5e Chdrens Fleece Lined Underwear now "oc
lbc Ladies' Biack Cotton Hose lie
25e Ladies' Burson Hose ....,....... .... zoe
zoe Ladies' BlcN Wool Hose Observation-Disclosures:
l0c Chdrens Blacy Cation Hose .............Ts Ts
l2 ao Chldrens Black Hose NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. dc
2bc chldrens Wool Hose .,...., ........... IOc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05

price OF the bone or alum from which
they are made.
We find upon investigation, that
the only real baking powder is made
from cream OF tarta. soda aud
small per cent OF starch TO add TO is
keeping qualities. All the COOL
brands have the ingredients printed
on the label. 1-5-eod-4t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05
iERSIGHT PLACES
MANY IN DANGER
GAS GOES OUT EARLY SUNDAY
MORNING AND Is RENEWED
LEAKS ARE NUMEROUS.

Through the inadvertence, or neg
lect, OF some employe at the gas
works Sunday morning. the lives Of
scores OF people we're endangered
and the police were given busy
hour rushing from place to place and
notifying occupants OF houses and
buildings that they were in imme-
dlate danger.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05

Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. They are for weak back, back
ache, rheumatic pains and all kidney
and bladder troubles. Soothing AM
antiseptic. Regular size soc. Sold
by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05

The above Is but another instance
among thousands where Campbells
Automatic Safety Gas Burners would
have saved trouble and anxiety and
possibly lives had the same been at
tached to gas fixtures in residences
and stores in this city For as soon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05

question OF minutes before the
sleeping occupants would have been
overpowered by the fumes.
At various lodging houses the
same conditions we're discovered. Il
seems to be a miracle tnat there were
no serious results from the over
Statesman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
tastes nearly as good as maple sugar
It cures the cold by gently moving
the bowels. and at the same time Il
Il soothing for throat irritation.
thereby stopping the cough. Sold by
all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05

as the gas went out at the works
the burners or jets in every house in
town closed down automatically. Call
at Savage q Herren's real estate Of
flee. 1876 $. Commercial, and see a
demonstration Of the greatest life
saving invention OF the age.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05
Mems Furnishings

zoe Mems Black ........ ........ = g
5c Mems Black Brown Cotton sox ..........II
25c Mems Wool Cotton ................. Zoe
l0c Mems Heavy Gray ............ : lac
25c Mems Heavy Wool SoX ......... roe
zoe Mems Suspenders ........ ........ . No
soc Men Suspenders now ......... .s...... .. Sar
SlO Mems Fancy suspend srt consist SagreudeFs
Carriers and Arm Bands .................. Doe
5Oo Mems Fleece Lined Underwear now ......... 3Oc
SltO Men's Wool Underwear ............ 75c
SL25 Mems Wool Underwear now ........ ..... S5e
soc Mems Wool Gloves .......... ......... - toc
soc Mems Work Dress Shirts ............. toc
SL00 Mems Monarch shirts now .......... znc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05

so Umbrellas, plain handles .......S .I3
Is 5 Umbrellas, plain handles ..,...,..... . 80
$500 Umbrellas plain handles, ............S .Os
s20O Umbrellas fancy handles. .......... 81 .ss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-05
Boys Suits
Mems Stiff Bosom Shirts

Regular 75c and sIOO Men Stiff Shirts in all Sizes
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
the hospitality of its

and strangers who enjoyed the hospitality of its
kind owner and his family.
During the Civil War the occupant OF the house
Tor some reason did not take part in the great
struggls; Consequently he was much harassed by
'bushwhackers'' 6nd by struggling bands from
either side. In order to insure his safety ne dug
passage from the cellar under the house to an old
hollow tree thirty feet away. When sought
for by enemies he betook himself to this clever
hiding place. The entrance to the passage was so
constructed that when closed by rock It not
easily discovered From the house access to the
cellar obtained by fight Of steps leading
down from q hau closet.
A few years ago some traces Of the passage and
dapida ted remains of the steps might still be
seen. but later owners Of the place. with no taste
for the romantic, have filed up the cellar and
obIiterated nearly ali signs Of the refuge.
To students Of literature and lovers OF the great
the old house possesses another interest. the
pioneer of American literature, Washington Irving,
when on his tour West, in 1872, stayed overnig ut
within its walls If the house could talk 1t eould
no doubt give us an interesting description OF the
gentlernanly author and of the French count ana q
the band which accompanied them--hansas CITY
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 1s.-wheat prices declined still
further on the Board Of Trade to-day as a result
of renewed selling based the favorable out
look in this country. At the close the net loss for
the day was &c to 1850. Corn followed wheat and
closed weak Oats were easy and provisions firm.
Trade IN the wheat pit was rather quiet and the
market was extremely heavy the greater part OF
the day Weather conditions IN this country and
Canada were generally favorable to the new crop
with the exception Of sections OF Manitoba Har-
vesting was reported to have started in Southern
Illinois and Kansas with good yields. The greatest
selling pressure the July delivery and
during the day that option sold off 81 14ss to
81 12A. The market closed weak and only a trihe
above the lowest point, with July at 81 Is.
The fresh slump in wheat largely responsi-
BILE for a weak tone manifested in corn, although
the favorable weather the new crop helped to
depress the market which closed weak at declines
of nc 10 hc, compared with yesterdays anal hs-
ures.
oats were inclined TO follow the course Of other
grain but the market displayed relatively hrIner
tone, and at the close prices were unchanged TO
40 lower, compared with the previous fnal quota
tions.
Provisions were firm all day. Hog receipts here
were five thousand head less than expected. and
arrivals at other Western packing centres were
light At the close prices vers SHADE to i5a hiShsr
than yesterdays slose- =
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
OTHER MARkErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati. June 1e,-CATTLE.,Rsses,.ptss, Re .s sso1
mon. So 250s3 s5; HoGs-Reeeipts I24 head active
and strong, 100 higher: butchers and shippers. $50
Ss 10; common S59S6 50. SHEEP-Receipts. 954
head; steady. S29S4 so: lambs steady to strong 81
East Buffalo June e-CATTLE-Receipts, IS head
steady. VEALS-Receipts, 400 head; active ana 25c
lower; ss9ss so HoGs-Receipts. 1900 head; fairly
active steady strong: heavy, IS 25 8SS S5; mixed
SIS 1OGss as: Yorers 81 ass 10: rough, So 90
Receipts, 1.4o0 head; active and steady.
Pfttsburg June 19.--CATTIEl-Receipt Hight. steady
choice. s79s7 25; prime, SO 6oass 90. sHEEP-supply
fair slow prime wethers So 308S5 40 cus ana
S2as8: spring lambs $6aSs 70; veal calves sass %
HOGS-Receips light higher; prime heavies IS 2Ss 30
Sc 1odSS Is; heavy Workers., SS1SS 10; light
Yorlers 81 50aS7 co. pigs, 81 1hGS7 25 roughs $685.
Kansas city, 19--CATTLE-Receipts 200 head.
Including southerns market steady; receipts for
head choice export and dressed beef steers
Sc 25aS7: fair to good S. 25Tse S59
81 stocers feeders So 25S5 So Southern steers 81
ass 10: Southern 81 s09$4; native 81 500
a$7. HOGsReceipts 2 600 head: market stesdy 70 90
higher receipts for week % 500 head top 81 eo bulk or
sales z@s7 5 heavy 81 659s7 e5 packers and butch
BOAST 65; light 81 4$l 90; pgs, 80 oOQSb % No
sheep; receipts for week. S2OOO
Tole5o June 19.-CJOVERSEf5D, cash, So 40; October
SO IS; December SO So March SO e5 No l. So TO- No
IS so rejected IS 20: g. 81 80: TIMOTHY prime $2
IS.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
ANCIENT SUNDAY SPORT.

The vicar of Newnham Paddock, Worcestershire,
has been taking Lord Denhigh to task for allowing
the village youths to practise at his re range Oh
Sunday afternoons In the Book OF Sports, as put
forth by that most conscientious mead OF lHe
Church, Charles / with the approval OF the Arch51
bishop os Canterbury, the royal martyr rene"eo
and confirmed the enactment OF his father, James
I in the most explicit terms. The words or MS
declaration run thus: "Our dear father OF blessed
memory, in his return from Scotland, coming
through Lancashire found that his subjects were
after evening prayers ended, and upon holidays;
and he prudently considered that II these times
were taken from them the meaner sort who Iaoor
hard all week. should have no recreation at aI
TO refresh their spirits. And ne ulG LItlT t1E-
fore in his princeiy wisdom publish declaration
70 ali HIS loving subjects concerning laWtu sports
TO be used at such times: which was printed az!
published by his royal command IN the year lNI8
James l. in this declaration, sought TO pToI.!uo
against two evils. The Tirst was that not a re"
Catholics were prevented from turning to the re
minister's who prohibited for their converts Tec-
reation upon forbidden days, a deprivation WIiCl.
the Roman priests did not fail to utilize as hs.y
effective argument against conversion / ne oIntE
evil was to Jsmes's own words. thaL IIll2
prohibition barreth the common and 1neaner sOIt
of people from using such exercises as may make
their bodies more able for war. Personally Ja1eS
entertained sincere dislike Tor war. put llS
-'yvjsest fool IN Christendon saw that II war olC
come the thing necessity was an active ana
hardy population TO fill the ranks of the army.
sion for mere recreation like morris-dances ana 50
forth but ne specially encouraged such manly
exercises as archery. leapins and vaultlng-Duhdee
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
DREAM OF DoGLEss CITY,

From several quarters comes the suggestion that
Baltimore ought TO be dogess city, that ell these
animals should be banished, and thar residents
should be prohibited BY law from keeping dogs
henceforth within the municipal boundaries. This
seems 70 be very large undertaking. although We
do not suggest Il is an impossible one. The mar
shal Of police is quoted in interview published
IN The Sun" saying that the only place for
dogs is in the country, where they have plenty OF
room TO ronp and frolic." Whatever may be the
opinion Of urban dog owners this subject and
doubtless many Of them Will dissent from Marshal
Farnans dictun. Il is probable that II the dogs
were able to give expression to their views they
would with one accord indorse the rnarshals post
ton
Dogs need the out-of-door life. unfettered free
dom Of movement, The fresh air, the sunshine tho
green sWard and the brooks and ponds IN which
they free 10 swim and battle The city dog.
cooped up IN q house. muzzled when Il goes on the
streets unattended, II unnuzzled. held IN leash
leads life which must be from happy from
the dogs standpoint It is unnatural existence
and one from which every true lover OF dogs may
lease his pets Unfortunately Il may never pos
Eibe TO get at the dogs point Of view. This ami
mails loyalty and affection enable Il TO adapt itself
10 any condition OF life But the city VINO
loves dogs because they have qualities and traits
which often put human beings 30 shame must feel
times that he is eXactug sacrifices from his
canine pets and friends which not wholly COM
patible with their comfort and happiness. And
when this thought takes possession Of all lovers OF
dogs, Baltimore may become dogless city-a con-
summation for which, possibly, the dogs and the
majority Of residents would be devoutly thankful
Baltimore Sun. .-.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
VANITY AND THE TEETH.

There. my friend" said the Market street den
tst 10 the trembling patient in the chair. as he
dropped Z big eye tooth into the receiver yoUr
troubles far your upper teeth are
concerned" Thank goodness the victim ez-
claimed IF ycu hadn't go them al to-day, ooc-
tar. / don't believe could have ever summoned
Up courage enough 70 come back Looking back
al = however, II was not such a narrowing eX-
perience. But tell me. doctor, why is II thai a
woman has much more courage in racing ths
Dentist than the average mann can remember
when my mother up the state. calmly sat down
On TIE hack porch. and after fussy old dentist
had nearIy pulled her head of IN extracting all
her teeth vent about her household duties as
usual. know young women, too, who think OF
their engagements at the dentists parlor with no
more uepidatton than trip 20 the halrdTesser
- Inanicarist But the ordinary man VIII sutLeir i
tFery agony before consenting 70 have his teeth
'rea1eo have known big strong fellows who
we're AFRAID Of nothing (the dentist exceptsdl, who
aVe lost their nerve and also the pain IN the az
l-cted tooth the moment thew placed their hand
On me knob Of the dentists parlor- Ny friend,
explained the dentist, he softly closed the door
IsaoiLg 10 the waiting room, where half dozen
cnstung women and one miserable, shrinking man
Nere awaiting their turn. IT'S vanity; simply
vanity The average woman realizes that ugly
80 $50 sre Z serious menace 70 her entire appear
ice. and no thought Of personal pain can keep
- from et once having the defect reIneoied- III
SSxlect you 20 come IN one week from to-day 10
s-s'e the impression made. 7 know you'll come,
0s-soss that doesn't hurt"-Philadelphia Record
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
TRUCK FARM ABOARD STEAMER.

Wonderful progress has been made in the steam
ship world the last few years in the constant striV
ins OF thoughtful managers to add 70 the comfort
and convenience Of ocean travel and the luAurles
now provided on an up-to-date levathan surpass
the widest dreams Of the past Nevertheless there
seems TO be no such word perfect in the
steamship world. for when Il seems as II there
could be no more Innovations, another comes along
The latest is the Hamburg american Line
steamship Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, and Is the
Introduction OF a garden and truck farm on 4
small scale, with produce raised on board ana
served right from the farm to the table.
This is not q mere novelty, but part OF a careful
plan. the purpose of which Is to provide the pas
senger with every conceivable luxury. regular
gardener is part Of the ships company, and II is
his duty TO look after the flowers. plants. straw
berries, mushrooms lettuce and other greens which
grown the farm The greenhouse IS A
steel structure on the sun deck having the same
profusiOn OF windows the greenhouse ashore;
also the best of air circulation and coil of steam
pipes for heating purposes when artificial heat IS
needed Formerly all of the fruits vegetables and
flowers were taken board before the start and
kept in cold storage.-Boston Transcript.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
A MISSOURI WARTIME RETREAT.

=, a lew miles south OF the Missouri River at the
f-.nt where Il begins the great around Same
L..51ntys and not far from the little villages OF
- Bend and Grand Pass stands a renlar ne u,
house II Is wsatherbesten and low, with
rs.asr windows pushing out Of its gently sloping
f. II stands On the "Petitessauts plains
sSl1ed by early French settlerS), region through
=, passed the first explorers and traders bound
-, ne Far West.
~ -s50 William II. Lewis Virginia planter,
&c MS family and number Of negro slaves
fa.Getso TO Saline County year or two later
- erected the house. constructing IL Of hewn logs
i.ss.n tne nearby woods At first It was merely d
80 los structure with four rooms, but later,
--sn machine sawed lumber was 70 be Obtained, IL
st1sc 'o oeu anu
tn those days Il was the quality house in its
-. .. TIE country. and many were the neighbors
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York June 49, 1900
COTION-The cotton very quiet to-day.
and with the about 3 standof trading chiefly
the way OF evening up Sunday. with huctua
tions Irregular within a range The close
barely steady a decline ot 2Q3 points The
ket opened steady decline OF point 10 advance
CT points ana aftsr Eagging of 20 a net decline Of
about 314 points. showed little further change Tho
cables enough TIN expected level 70 have
influence sentimept- and as It fair to assume
bullsh weekend figures had been Offset by improved
weather and crop reports IN the English market well
locally conclusion seemed logical that
English trade felt no depression as result Of the short
me- Manchester Private cables confirmed this
view. advices being received to the effect that
o expected in Lancashire. and
that would depend upon the weather. The
map favorable showing, being
precipitation Of Mississippi
moderate showers three points
in Texas for generally
weather except showers Florida, but latter
forecast suggested IN the belt,
dry weather supposed TO be needed IN order 20
enable farmers clean the fields. Advises from
domestic drygoods circles very encouraging to
both prospective demand, and while trade
IS improving slowly on the Continent. the most 1n-
favorable the regarding conditions
manufacturing circles is the agitation IN favor OF
during the day by scalpers, who anticipate that
tinued good weather may bring about hedge selling
against prospective cro--
The range contract prices In thu local market to-
Hay VTaE z q follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
MINE HOSPITALS.

.crlnlenting upon the act of the Pennsylvania
legislature passed fl 1901. requiring anthracite
Operators TO equip rooms IN the mines with
eerlals and supplies for first aid to the injured in
sGsses OF accident, writer in The Engineering
.lIssezne" remarks that the hospitals installed by
- mining companies result Of this law end
5ssahtslnec by them since. fulfil not only the
se OF the law but its spirit well. for they are
ss-aIy larger than the legal requirements, and the
~ afntensnce OF good hospitals has become matter
pfloe with the anthracite companies The ap-
xf--eaces are simple. that they easily be kept
.sn ana the equipment usually consists of one or
~ tscies which are either stationary or movable;
reclining Morris chair, stretchers and box or
sSSpPhess which IS usually very much more COM
pee thar is required by law. Whenever possible,
i..s it..s underground hospitals ars heated by steam:
.k1teo by electricity, and provided with hot
I'D cold running water. and the floor at least is
esnented ali of the walls throughout white
NFsheo.-PhilaceIphia Ledger.