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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08
ARE YOU GOING OUT OF
TOWN THIS SUMMER?

III you are. be sure to have The Times
follow you. In most eases The Times
morning, and always give all of the
latest news from Lake county of the
day before. The address may be chang
ed as frequently as desired by giving
the old as well as the new address. The
price of The Times by mail daily is 8
cents per week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08
THE GINGLES CASE.

Chicago is the Gng comy Irish girl who
mas been lmelght in
IS on trial for stealing bit of
Workings OF chicago
tnat the
Iaggart OF Indiana and testimony br
out uat Soo and Gomorah
courtroom IS packed with
ous testimony despite
absolutely unprntable
Ana amid all sits eighteen blueeyed daughter of Erin dressed
white appearance innocent madtbe nrncna So
the case To what is the coming anyway? So
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08
FOXY JUDGE FITZGERALn-

Judge Fitzgerald
read WI" ana an ability to the imperurba Incidentally
the value OF telephone
on other is
the public The worthy
VINO CANNED to be
drawn on bank there $40 change and
the Judge
from the telephone to
Tor the bank Youngstown and alarm b
tera the
The judge had was fran ~ G
with whom he business convicted nv bs n
ever needs good detective Martin can make great
MT p ng Judge fitzgerald The nothing on the Judge
IT IS OFTEN good thing advice to be
patient who
patient In fact they they go
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08
SHUCkS
From the Diary of 81. Lence
AN OMISSION.

Hev heard the poets rave about
The little buzzin bee.
The sweetness O. its honey, an al
it's industry,
But in all their random ravin'
I've yet ter hear them sing
O emmy O. them cravin'
Ter go against it's sting;
And lookin' through their poems
And all the songs they sung,
There's ne'er a word nor rapture
On the joy o gettin' "stung."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08
diplomats.

diplomats.
Stocks become a little more active
in Wall street, a bulish sentiment de-
veloping at night.
Wet harvest materially affects senti-
ment in grain markets; values higher;
provisions decline with hogs; cattle
lower; sheep steady.
Chicago banks shipped $4,000. 600
more in June than they received.
of the trouble being dissatisfaction
over the separation of Panama.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08
INJURED BOY DIES.

Harley Hickey, of Harmony. 12 years
old, who was injured Saturday when a
qauntity of blasting powder exploded
/ In his pocket. died yesterday His two
| companions who were hurt at the same
| time will recover. The Hickey boys
clothing was burned entirely from his
I body and his flesh and skin were
scorched to a crisp.
LAWYERS TO MEET.
A lively interest among lawyers
/ centers in the meeting of the State
Bar association, which began with a
morning session in Indianapolis yester-
! day at the Country club. 1t is the
thirteenth annual meeting of the as
ISOLATION and will come to a close some
time during the day with a banquet
spread at the Country club at o'clock
The association includes in its mem
bership some of the best known at
torneys in the state.
HAVE BOUGHT c., C. d L.
1t is announced that H B. Holland
& Co. New York bankers have ac-
quired control Of the Chicago. Cincin-
natl & Louisville Railway, they to be
the dominant factor in the reorganiza-
ton of the road, now in the hands of
a receiver.
PLAN TO BEAUTIFY CITY.
Charles milford Robinson, the civic
Identification expert. is in Fort Wayne
seeking further information to aid him
in the preparation of his plans for i'm
proving Fort Wayne Yesterday he
had a conference with Charles Carroll
Brown. an Indianapolis civil engineer,
in regard to features of the work.
CHARGE ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Charges against unknown persons
for attempted double murder were
preferred by John Segner of Wabash, a
patent medicine vender, and John Bak-
er Of Anderson, a travelling show sing
er. at Chesterfield. a few miles east of
here yesterday.
SUICIDES IDENTIFIED.
Through the recovery of the coat of
the man, the identity of the couple
that went over the dam in the St Jo-
seph river at South Bend, presumably
as the result of a suicide pact. was es-
tabhshed yesterday. The victims were
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Lindeman of Ch!-
cago, bridegroom and bride of thirty
six hours.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR.

Editor TIMES-You are authorized to
announce my name as a candidate for
the republican nomination for mayor OF
Hammond before the republican nom
mating convention, whose date is to be
decided upon at a later date.
ROBERT KIDNEY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08
COMMUNICATIONS
TAFT's TEST OF TARIFF BILL.

Unless we act in accordance with PROMISES only
keep the word OF promise the hope we shall
be made accountable to the American people
quences as failure to keep faith has always been
would be better to have revision going honest
and fairly revise the tariff the basis promised party
Presidentelect Taft of Cincinnati -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08
r A N DO NJ
THINGS AND FILINGS

Not many fireworks were shot off he
cause the tariff was being revised
downward.
1T IS MIGHTY HARD FOR ANY
MAN TO SAY THAT HE REALLY HAS
THE BEST OF AN ARGUMENT AND
BE SURE OF 1T ALL AROUND.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08

livery ume the democratic party in
Hammond thinks 1t is going to have
skinch at the next municipal election
another strong republican candidate
~ Ea.o- hobs up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08
Daysey ATayme's Social PLAN.

Daysey Mayme's Social Plan.
Daysey Mayme Appleton will enter
tain out of town company for the next
two weeks, and has issued the follow
ing cards and sent them to her friends:
I will have two girl guests from out
of town for the next two weeks. What
are you willing to do for them? I gave
- (blank filled out by dinner.
dance. party, tea. luncheon. etc) when
you had company" Unless they come
up to the scratch" said Daysey Mayme.
as she licked the stamps, I shall have
to announce to my guests that I am in
mourning, and can't do anything for
them beyond taking them for walks
and to prayer ting."-Atchison
Globe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08

Forget not to make things just as
as you can for the housefly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08

some people think that happi-
ness can be preserved like a
basket of peaches.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08
Heart toHeart
Talks.
FARMING FOR PROFIT.
By EDWIN A. .NYR.

copyright. 1909 by American Press Asso.
ciation.l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08

The best way to cure "A woman's
troubles is TO see that she gets
new and becoming hat-and
gets il quick.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08

Don't blat about the rain Just re-
member that it is good for the Rocky
fords.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08
The Small Boys Plaint.

L love my eagle. but, oh. you 4th of
July powder burn on my thumb"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08

Many a gay little slipper can
cause a lot of anguish both on
the foot and in the hand, If
applied directly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08

me Dest way to cure WOman's
troubles is to see that she gets
new and becoming hat-and
gets it quick.
We heard man talking about ro-
nance and love today. and you could
smell onions on his breath a block
away. In onion there is strength-but
no romance.
Many gay little slipper can
cause 81 lot of anguish both on
the foot and in the hand, IL
applied directly.
Any remarks about the heavy ones
are certainly invidious.
Chicago Trib says Calumet river can
never reverse Itself If the Trib. ed.
had lived in the Calumet he would
know that 1t can do anything. It can
even stand on it's head, and turn over
in its bed
DREARY, PROVIDED THERE IS
MOTHER LOVE AT SOME POINT IN
THE ROADWAY
The Small Boys PInint.
L love my eagle. but, oh. you 4th of
July powder burn on my thumb
Couple who started their
Honeymoon in a tug
VIII probably
End UP
With a tug-of-war.
Don't blat about the rain. Just re-
member that it is good for the Rocky
fords.
some people think that happi-
can ha
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08

ROBERT KIDNEY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08

Any remarks about the heavy ones
are certainly invidious.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-08

Couple who started their
Honeymoon in a tug
VIII probably
End UP
With a tug-of-war.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

Wtorineamt angelpieien iporoen, lci.
men 4ufentbolt aQ6ort 10 lange aus
5uocMnen, ME IS fir Die gt1lfr0ll-
mllnG@. u1o INSTRUMENTATION nntI)-
meloig criGciucnN mag. &eronlaBt
lit oic Srorc 0urdJ NoS @roBieuer I'M
Safcn BON &opono, pclbeS olt) Den
Sopoo Gonlpicr y9lItcnburg" III
Niitlei0eni6nit 500.
Micgun0's Nn0enfen ges
ebrt.
9nl1blih oc9 gcn1clocten Sinidei.
0enS pes @cnerol : 1ircftprs Oea
Noro0. SIop0, 81. &eimid) Wiegnno,
bat Der &oiier on Die Scrmultuu0 Der
groben ShifiiobrtS e @eicaihoit ein
Scle0rnmm 0eridtet. Slt Der 0cpc-
Idle crtcunt Der Monorh Die bobcll
@er6ienitr ocs Gntitloiencn ollf 0aS
luQrlnitc al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
Erpbibitton fir WiiIuuri.

Sefterion Gitp, Mo.. 81.
M1rj. - Gic Seiiiriportcr Der 9llls-
t%cbnlung Scr Trobibition iiber Den
gar5en Stoat Miiiouri boben einell
erfolg 81 rer5eidynen, inbcm oos &C.
lc5dtenhons Der 9esislatur iein 81.
mite fir Scrfoiiliilgs = aenoern,aclt
nllipies, Gem Elenor 3 Goiuite ioiort
EN- Froblbitions : AmenOemcnt 5it
iinterbreiten. Gie Witglieoer oes err
iuobntcn Illsiduiies iclbit cpponirten
o~llcrolngs gegen Die Hciolution, itno
es perlontete, Der Sdritt iei bon Oel1
ocnlofratlld)en Mitglicbern allsgc.
gcn9cr, meld)e oariibcr o1faebradt
lelen. oaB Die Srauerei . Sntcrciieu.
ten bon ct. Souis oos rcpublifoni-
lhe Sidet mteritiitt boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

ter Dem gegenpdrtigen 8eies Dor9c'
id)rieben lit, bob bas importirte Mn.
terial, meId)es bier perorbeitet lit lno
ais Sobrifut nieber erportirt miro.
tllr 0arn 5ur Hiidueraiitung beS
,3olle Sbcrcd)tigt icin Ioll, iucntt oaS
bci'm Sabri3iren perluertbcte imppr.
tirte Moteriol ioentiii5irt miro mo
Die GlluntitGten, luclde perbrnud,t
pproen, feitgeitelt lperoen foman.
Gicie &orid)rift fGQt III Der Gupne-
Dill tort, 10 Dab mr. ieItge'teut 5l
lucrDen braudt, Dob Bacterial inlpor-
tirt morocn, unb Ounm tam cine
Golf &iidpergiitung 6eaniprubt luer.
oclr, lpcnn glcideS Moterinl I'M Der
orbciteten 3ultanoc bon Den n0nl-
lid]ell 2ellten erportirt miro.
Sm Sole Der nStonoaro Oil 60"
mare Die Wdniplllotion olio folgen.
Der Art. Gic 8%ciellid)oft f0nntc H0b-
rcnlcitunge1 nad) Werifo le9en, INN
ooS merifoniibe Del nod elmer Mof-
iinerie in IernS 81 leiten. a. .. Sort
9Irtbur. Iort miiroe ooiielbe rail-.
llirt llno III %Gonturrer5 nit bclt I'M.
ubbdngigcn teronilhen Sel-Eroblls
3cnten oltf Den bortiacn Warft &C.
brod)t. Cam miirbe bic cnipred)lnbc
Grontitdt roifinirtes Getrolcllm BOZ,
Aelp-Gorf pocr E~bilobclpbio aus ers
portirt unb Die 3oll- Niifperaiit,ulg
Oofilr beaniprlld,t. Sic ltnabbGnoi=
gen, 10 loat mon, %erportircn nidt itnb
forllell ootcr nid)t bel nGmlidcn
Sortbcll crbnltell, llno iibcrOicS miro
6 Der uStanonro Del So" crnl00,
lid)t, III Seras nit 0cn oortiacl Tro-
olt5cr1tcn 81 conturrirenL trobbcm tic
npmlincQ aus Dem Stnote ucrtrie6cn
morocu.
AuBcroem lit oic Nriit, inncrbol6
notwithstanding benniprltd)t mcr-
Den ann, pon eincm Sabre olli Drei
allSgeoebl1t moroen.
q il + q otipnol Sari . Gem
miiiion.
GoS Grefutip-Gomitc ocs Srunoer.
ter.Gomite's, nel6es bon Dem inn sc.
brinr III indianapolis o%bgeboltcncn
Gonuent megen G%inleeun9 elmer llo.
tionolcn SnriisGpmmiiiiol ernnnrtt
iporoen mar, nm 3eugenollsin9en
entgegen 81 nebnlen. Die gol1je "a.
ri'lrage grilnolid iu trortern mo
Hem GonareB GoriflGee iiber Slenbc,
rltlgcn i'm Sorif Ill mod)en, bot 5mei
SlBullgen gebolten nnb umtsrbreitetc
belltc Dem Hraiioenten Sait Die
Soce'n oes Gonpents be5iiglih Der
Sariffraac. Gns Gomitc lit Der all,
lid)t, ouB oic geplante 5orif.Gonl.
million cine nid)t politiid)c. halo ridr
tcrlifc &orpcridoft icin iontc, sic
DEM F~rGiiocntcn 9oridlqge non gel,
Ocrnnaen in ben 8rllppcn alpildcu
Murimol= ino Minimol. 3pllidbcn
MADDEN ioltc. uno bicic Ncnocrin0cn
III Mroft tretcn %lolltenL iobolo lie poil
Dem Frdiibenten befonnt acnlodt
meroen. Mitglieber Der Gontniiiioi1
babcn beute Die Anliht ollsacipros
den. Die lleite Sorifbiu ioite iobolo
oal1it Die 8eidGitslente oes Sonocs
nidt lunQc in llllgepiBbcit blciben,
ltlo lid ioiort on Die allsorbcitlnln
Der Iellbculngen I'M Sorif mod)cl,
loltc, Die notbmenoig erifeiucn.
Sletbt onf ieincm Soften.
Snoioner.G omnniiiGr Sroncis 6.
Sellpp erflarte iih Dem ErGiiocntcn
SoIt gcgeniiber bereit, oltf ieinem
Eoltell 5n perbleiber. foQS iein Sc.
llinobeits 5nltanb Dies 5%ulolie. &err
Seiipp bate Dor etliden Monoten be.
ldlolicn. iein srit HieoersuieNen iiro
oopon Den Hrdiiocntclh in acnntnib
9elctt, obcr ojficr criilhtc i'm Der.
ionIidD gu 9ftiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

Clos. arlnitrong, Elm Ginlieo.
Ter. lpclfler piele Sabre SIT Nenficlb,
nabc Stbaca, Ny, pobnte, lit oils
Seid)e binter ieintr !Siitte i'm Sdnee
%gefltnoen morocn. Sein aorper NOR
nit 9ranbtuunben bebedt uno, nie Is
ldleint, maren ieine &leioer nit BE.
troJenm eetranft nnb angeSiinoet
lpdrbct. Sb SelbIimorS oocr cily
NcrbrcdIen uorliegt, lit nidt befonnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
Sim ffarfer SGbme.

Gdiben Sit rsn a0rpA gesen arant'
belt ourh Sutt'sspinen. Elm abiOlutss
9eilmittel fur aopfidmsr5sn, Opspeps
fla, Mdldria. 9arIleibisteit unb dhnll'
DIE 2eiben.
.OaS Iriebrae res Scben6.S
Or. 1utt: Shire 2sber pilen finb bas
Eriebrab bes lebens. sd perSe iteta
benz 3ufan bantbar Isin, ipelh:r mir
bitIelben gu meinsr asnntnib brattc
3. ToirIeiah. platte Cannon. Gol.
TUFTS Leber P1LLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

TaEie snr &ciic in's MnslaHb &c.
iergt 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Sit.galti'
uDrcftraEe, maize Gaiioua SouIt aDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

Tn Der ioeben ab9cIoltcnen 6cnes
ralucriammlung Der Solnburg.Ame.
rita . 8irie pllrbe BON Der Scitltng
conltotirt, bn6 ole SetricbSergebniiie
ieit Nniong oicics SabreS lid) befrie'
oigcno ecitaltct BADEN. 9eionbcrs bat
lid, bos Observation-Disclosures &C.
fe'lert, bauptiGhlih lolpeit Der 3ipi-
id)euoed- iulb aujiiien : &erfcbr III
9etlad)t tonlllleu.
@Ieibt5u 5upana.
Der fleire beiitihe Stronger ,Sre-
men," weldrr %acgenmdrti1 irn Sdfell
bon Sapana Iicgt, lit poiu &cid)s4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

Gin genaues Stuoilm bes Hiid-
pergiitunss- Garasropbsn Ser Eapnc-
Bill Got cine Mooifi5irung Der CIT
giiltigcn Seiiilnmungen erfenr,cn loi.
iet, iueld)e pprnebmlih, ruie n,on
meint, Der ,Stanbaro Oil Co." in
ihrcm Sample nit Den uuobbdnsieer,
Troonjenten. ips3iel in 1eros, 81
@litc fon1men tpiiroe. Iic stb6noe-
riiitg beltebt oaril1, baB mGbrcuo ull-
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-26
.Gi nEast0n.

-L . f3ti a A BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. h., The attention of all church lovers is called to the fact that1the lioufHof service at the Baptist church 2 is changed from the afternoon to the iilal power of the meeting, the, varied lice at II o'clock, Sunday school at l2.15 and the evening" service at 7.3O.
 The Sunday evening service on March T was one long to be rememz bered by the. attendance, the spirit Iuaf power of the meeting the varied character 3 of nutestimonies of those who took part and the teach ings presented. 'eLol 1, .sijoo t .,.. G@'61 .i I | On Sunday, the 14th, the Union service at the Baptist church 2 was we'll attended Much interest was taken in the way the Methodist pas. tor, Rev Mr nKennell, handled, his
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-26

b Mrs Henry Roth and son of Dan- bury Thursday w!th-'"Mrs 6: G. Mb Jphnsseon,4 [ DIT TLI 2 John Todd is VerH lowf atIthis "ii5ihs "iI55iih ssn ls nj iIu ii7qh 79'lG hu8 aCl ] Maudes Bronsoi'3 spentaa few days last week, the guest, of, her cousin Lc'tie Franklin. of Georgetown, ,S,I,5 i,@4. E Mrs F. C. Gritin has. been cari.g for .herl mother, Mrs Mary Meade. wsnEas- been -ill.with- rheumatism
 Mrs E. s D!sr ',ssl ETh.rsday with friends in Danbury.J1 'o~
 N sae aeMary 5E"n e psis standing a few days in, toul1ihe igpestiof Miss EfbeI Todd T9dn4naH ,hpl}reistigs TIt
 .sHEs1l
 sTs A. J. TJdG and son, Stanley, Fare visiting fr,,a!s In New York.
 , Mr an Mrs Frederick Mackea.i. fsa.s-sTeturnsd d-sE-.ss-- -th4if-weadibs, trip to Washiasnnga DR tJ4afiand .Poughkeepsie,3 .N.hH ,nThey will make their home on the West Red- ding farm owned by the bride3 5ns ,
 Mrs Meeker Jones is spending "a
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-26

gar Peck estate near Robert Keel- CTS. pHgu grj} u..-$ IA sEe
 E. H. Griffith and c. N. Hatch have purchased a tract of land of about eight acres of the children of Edgar Peck, just below the Living ston place. A}yu@ 4. !7< 7@orf
 Mrs Charles Northrop, who has been ill with the measles, is now im- proving nicely. aD9k-~?8f ClDr Todd of New Milford d)Was in town several days, last week, looking after two sick 1nprses3for Mrs Olivia Warner.
 On account of measles in the Nal lett .distriety.-the-seheel
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-26

owner of an organ.olr3,Ln io u.ra Tho attendance at the Center
 school for the 5 month tnxae @ef a February yy
 was fine notwithstanding the sweathi- ser.a 7ouDI bsmGTpIH9 g%8,i : /
 s Isaac HubbeIl is. laying the con
 erete foundation for or the engine |house of H. Johnson Lord, ao 1oisy E ,yg .fv ... .-...g ,,~-.kF
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-26
54>x ind Mon Monroe, ose,n1 .zoa
JOHN k. MORROW.

JOHN E. MORROW. II John E. Morrow one Of the boys of 16f, has answered the last roll call. He died at the soldiers home at 1Noroton, Saturday, March 13! R He was a corporal in Co. E, 9th Regt, Conn. Vols, and saw hard service throughout the whole rebefffor He has lived in this town a number of [ysars aad wen May 1t De said that |nt Was an honeM n&n. He lAaSes tvo s0Is 0rrtn And Raul.
 A&
 Mrs Cornelia Shelton is visiting Her sister, Mrs Marshall Beach.
 Philip Elakeman is recovering from his recent illness.
 Miss Fannie Andrews has re- turned home from a visit with her sister. Mrs Mrs P, g, a stevens A IHs,,, ,.,z..zs,. Richard Was gBer--is- moving into he house with James Nc Dernott, James German is living, in the Charles Nc Even place. ,,,..,,or, ] Miss Celia Lester , is the, proud [ "a rA. a a
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-26

France, in Trinity church at 73O o'clock every Thursday evening dur ing Lent. | 4 0 .gro,ys, ruiih,T r1iur syn}i
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-26

fsubjeet. Although all points have |not been agreed to some very strong
 points were made that may be a les | son for all in days to come fs'''sa5 'A's''
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-26
The, Nev,tow1yrn1 Bee.
 Newtown, Friday. March 26, 1909. kA esa f&at
Brideewater.
Fro BUILD NEW RESIDENCE.

Fro BUILD NEW RESIDENCE.
 Postmaster c. N. Hatch is digging a acellarj fot~a house on his lot south of theyTdwn hall and as soon as the foundation is completed and the ground gets settled he win move the house he how lives in onto the new foundations and will erect or the old site a handsome new residence.
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-26

~ 'SssN3 DTS& HEjAER 9!lJ TJ3 EliBN ggE~st8r Lincoln meIOries grofg unusual .quahtyiavill belthe record of ifEn-3g. 'coln's Interest in the Theater;;" con - fributed to the April fentprg Ebt Leonard Grover, manager Lf Growers 'Thleater,, Washington during the years of ihincoln's presidency Bsss,, cause of Lincoln's .fondness for, alndd1 ldd5 frequutesnt, quts 2, attendance at the theater,sga MT Grover saw muchgo of him in sss 'plessSaapptly !informal sand s ultimate 2 way; and d1.1httis. his "reminiscences have value as we'll as much ,anecdotic in- terest- Tad Lincoln present. 'at perfornia pessiysspsess ThesserI on the night Ifs father was s asst ssin- ssiht N" ated at FQrds Theatere 2id 4 Z blaI l.tInad bns H9oiS ig
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-26
, %Ws,st:tR Westt: Bedding. :.

,reaauN ,G A b Mrs Henry Roth and son of Dan- 7buFys-spent~ Thursday with h~"Mrs 6.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-11-23
CONFIRMING WORDS.
Many a Salisbury Household will Find
Them So.

To have the pains and aches of a bad
back removed to be entirely free from
annoying, dangerous urinary disorders
is enough to make any kidney sufferer
grateful. To tell how this great change
can be brought about will prove com
forting words to hundreds of Salisbury
readers.
Mrs. John T Murdoch, Green St.,
Statesville, N. c., says: Il used Deans
Kidney Pills ard am glad to say that
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Or. HeiIig May go to Florida. .

We learn with regret that DR.
Herman G.. Hellig contemplates
leaving Salisbury for Florida .
He has just returned from jack
sonville where he attended a meet
ing OF the State Medical Society
and passed successfully the exam
iaation for license before tie st to
examlnary board.
He has been in Baltimore for
some months doing special work
at Johns Hopkins h, spital there,
up4n modern methods Of diagl.o-
sis and treatment, adding to bis
already large store of knowledge
Of medicine and surgery and Its
application in the treatment Of
diseases.
Dr.. Heilig will not return to
Florida at present, but will open
an Office at 1171 w. lines Street,
and will practice here this winter,
and we hope he may be SO success
full here that he will decide to re-
! main.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-11-23
THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN.
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W. H. Wright, accompanied by
his children, Curtis and Ruby, of
B%lockton, Ala, arrived in the city
this morning for a short visit to
his sister, Mrs. R. NJ. Pendleton.
The stone and brick foundations
for the government building are
about completed, and a force Of
men today started to work put
ting up the steel work. They are
busy today sorting out and getting
the proper pieces III shape for
raising, after which the work will
be rapidly pushed.
G. w. Harrington, who lived
III the neighborhood of China
Grove, has moved with his family
to the Organ Church neighbour
hood, south of Rockwell.
The Wachovia Loan and Trust
Company is haudlng out the Far
mer's Almanac which C ntalns,
amoug a lot of other valuable in.
formation, the game laws of North
Carolina, rivised, up 10 June Goth,
1909, as it applies to the dlfferent
counties and to tho whole state.
In view of the fact that many
changes we're made by the last
Legislature it would be advisable
for those who are interested to get
a copy aud post themselves on
the subject. They are free.