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DIED

FITZPATRICK-On Saturday. June p
1903. al his residence. so Lawrence
street, Brookland. D. c.. CHARLES 9.
FITZPATRICK. beloved son OF Nj
chael and Margaret Fitzpatrick. aged
twenty-five years.
Funeral services al St AuthOny's s
Church Tuesday, June Is. az a. m.
Friends are invited.
HATcH-Departed this life on Thursday
June 10. 1909. at 6.l0 a m. Miss
SARAH T HATCH. eldest daughter OF
The late Capt. Anselen Hatch. OF New
York
Funeral service from her late residence.
go d street southwest, Monday. June
a, at p n Friends invited
HITT-On Sunday. June Is. 1908. ISAAC r.
HIT. at the residence of his son.
Isaac r Hitt. jr.. IN the eighty-sec-
ond year Of his age He leaves two
sons. ARA 3. Hitt, OF Mineral Wells,
Tex. and Isaac r. Hit. jr., OF this
city, and i've grandchildren.
Funeral at the residence OF his son.
1884 Columbia road northwest. at
O'Clock Monday June IL 1903 (Chi-
caEO papers please cOpyJ
HENNING-Oa Sunday, June g. 1893
NARY G, widow of Rev. James G.
Henning
Funeral from Methodist Home. SCI NJ
street northwest Monday. June a. at
p. N. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfuily invited to attend
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steamer Lopez Afoat.

New York. June 12-The Spanish Line
steamship Antonio Lopez. which grounded
OF Point Of Woods Iife-saving station on
Wednesday night while bound IN. MAS
hauled OF by steamers OF the Merritt
Chapman Wrecking Company az $50
O'Clock this afternoon She passed Fire
Island fifty minutes later IN tow Of the
steamer Relief. getting UP steam in her
main boilers 70 make haven unassis1ed
The Mfe-savers reported that the ship
was IN good shape
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PROTEST AGAINST ALGER.
Contend He Il Too Much
Interested in Honduras.

Puerto Cortez. Spanish Honduras. June
I Cv1a New Orleans. June 1s)--The Amer
lean colony here and at San Pedro is IN
turmoil again. this time over the appoint
ment OF William Z. AIger. now consul al
.TegueigaIpa, as consul az Puerto Co-tsz,
vice A. ". BrickWOOd- who has been
transferred 70 Mexican post
The objection 10 Ny. Alger is that he
has lived here 50 long. twenty-five years
or more. and is 50 heavily interested IN
local affairs. and Identified with the na-
tives through HIS wife's relations. that ne
would not be able 20 look after the in
terests OF Americans with the same zeal
as a man who was closely identified with
the home country.
So upset are the Americans over the
news that they have started the circula-
ton Of a petition 20 Secretary Knox pro
testing against Mr.. Ayers appointment
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LONG FLIGHT AT NIGHT.
Aeronauts Hitch Balloon, Eat Break
fast. and Resume Trim.

AeFonauts Hitch Balloon, Eat Break
fast, and Resume Trip.
Pittsheld. Mass. June 13-After drift
ing for seven hours above the clouds last
night. William c Bramhau and J. a
Benton. OF Boston. who made a midnight
ascension in the balloon Massachusetts
from here Saturday night, descended at
Dummerston. VT. at O'Clock this morn
ing.
The balloon was tied TO a tree while the
aeronauts were at breakfast, and as the
sun came out strong the BostOnians. de-
lighted with their long night experience.
decided to extend the trip and re-entered
the balloon. which ascended and carried
the party to East Alstead. y. H. where
a landing was made.
The distance from Pittsheld Is about
siXty-five miles For long periods Iast
night the balloon remained stationary in
the upper air and no attempt was made
TO land. Toward morning by jockeying
the balloon an air current was found
which swept the balloon over the state
line into Vermont and IN the direction OF
Dummerston
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OFFERS TO EARLY.

The conditions upon which the health
department wiz allow Early. the alleged
lepcr, 70 leave the District are:
To submit the case % the Surgeon
General Of the Public Health and Ma
rine Hospital Service for determination
as 70 its exact character.
To submit the case 20 any three repu-
table physicians practically familiar with
leprosy, one 70 Be selected by Early, the
second by the health officer Of the Dis
trict. and the third by these two physi-
cians
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EARLY MAY PROVE
He IS NO LEPER
Dr.. Woodward Issues Ulti-
matum to Unfortunate.
WOULD SUBMIT HIS CASE
Willing for Surg. Gen, Wy
man to Examine Him.
WOULD SUBMIT HIS CASE

Health Officer Also Agrees 10 Have
Three Physicians Pass on CUES
tiOn, but Declares that Unless One
of These Propositions Is Accepted
He VIII Have to Stay in washing
tOn-criticiEms Unfortunate.
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Local Temperature.

Midnight. So; a n, 81; a. n, 65; s a m,
s.; a. N. g.; 10 a. m. 6; u noon %; p m- 73
4 2. m. IL ?. n. y; ?. N. 73; N D. NJ, 70.
Maximum rs; minimum s.
Relative humidity--s a. n. %; s D. N e. Rain.
fan Is a. m 70 ?. M. 90. Hours Of sunshlne.
0s Per cent Of possible sunshine s.
Temperature samc date last yeAr-Maxinum. s.
minimum. e.
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BROKER ARRESTED.

Taken In Custody on Request OF
Philadelphia Officers.
As he was leaving MS apartments at
81 Nineteenth street northwest. yesterday
morning. John J. Siner. broker, was ar
rested by Detectives Berman and Cox at
the request OF Philadelphia authorities
The police Of the Quaker City. where
Siner resides. hold a warrant for him
charging desertion and nonsupport
Siner. who Is said 20 be well known In
Philadelphia. Is IN Washington Organizing
a company known as the Capital Clothing
Supply Company. with capital at $50 900
A detective viii probably arrive here to-
day 20 take charge oE the broken
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enough 70 include themselves among the
immediate friends" invited by the fam
ily 10 attend the services in the South
Church
Several clergymen paid tributes OF re-
spect 10 the deceased divine.
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Steamship Morement.-

New YORK. June p.-AriTed: LaplAnd. from Ant
werp. June s: New York from Southampton. June
s; Artouio Lopez from Genoa, Nay q
Arrived cut; Pennsylvania. a. Cherbourg: Csltio.
AZ Queenstown: Philadelphia. az Southampton: Car
noia. AZ Liverpool
Sailcd from foreign ports: George Washington.
nom QuernstoEu. Campania from QueensrOzn
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FORMER SENATOR
EXTOLS DIR. HALE
Chandler Terms the Chaplain
"BenefactOr of Race" /"
ALL SOULS CHURCH MOURNs

Speaking RE Friend OF Deceased
Clergyman, Statesman Pays Trib-
ute 10 Him AE Loving Learning,
Country and Humanity with Abfd-
ing AfeetiOn-Writings Quoted.
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Criticisms Unfortunate.
Refused to Admit Him.

II the board Of health the commissioner n
health Of New York City. the commissioner OF
hea!th ot The State Of New York. is willing that
Eanly should come 70 New York City. 10 evidence
OF that fact has ever been submitted TO ths health
department Of tho District Of Columbia A
matter q fact. under date Of October thi. do
Iortnent submitted 10 the Commissioners Of health
Of the city Of New York and Of the State prono-
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sition to send Early 70 New York City for treat
ment IN cne Of the New York City hospitals Al
tnat time the authorities refused to admit him
II Is true hat q the ofhcsrs Of the board Of
health Of New YORK City. q subordinate Of the
commissioner. appears 10 have informed Dr. Buikley
that Early might Be brought into that jurisdiction,
5ut there Is nothing 70 show that the board Of
health. OF the commissioner Of health Of New YORK
City. the commissioner Of health Of the State
have ever receded nom their original position.
The difficulty noT. however. is that Early. acting
under Dr. BClkley's influence. refuses 70 be ex-
amined by any ore other than DR.. Bnlkley. At
the time Of Dr. Bulkleys visit 70 Washington I
urged him 20 use bis influence Early 70 induce
him 70 submit 20 an examination By disi1terested
physicians but this DE. Bulkley rcfIsed 70 DO.
Since that date hsre offered 10 saSmit The case
absolutely 70 the Surgeon General Of the Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service for determina-
tion 20 IT'S exact character. or 70 submit II 10
any three reputable physicians practically familiar
with leprosy. one to be selected By Early and one
by the health officer, and these two 70 select the
third
IN making these propositions ! agr1ed that should
the finding IN either case be that Early IS a leper.
would co-opezts with Early and his friends to
the best Of my ability 70 have him removed 70 any
jurisdiction willing 70 receive him and which he
might desire 10 90.
OF ooursc If the finding should be that he had
not leDrosy he would BE- at liberty 20 80 wherever
and whenever be pleased
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Tcmnernfnren in ofher Citier
Rain

Temperatures IN other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve hours ended at
p. m. yesterday, as follows:
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Tide Table.

Teday-Hish tide. As a. N and saO p N Low
tide. II 8 a. N. and u55 p m
To-mosr0w-Hish tide. 5=z a N. and SIS p m.
Low tide. lz.A a n.
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No Reply Made.

NNcLefcf nc plearfN
No Reply Made.
No reply has Been made to either Of these propo-
sitions.
The desire on the part o. the health officer 70
have Early examined further. before he is allowed
70 leave the District Is based solely upon the
necs sity for putting the District into position to
protect It's rights should the threat that has been
made hy or on behalf o. Early 70 sue for damages
be put into execution after EaTiys removal 70 New
York City OF elsewhere.
II Early Is being unlawfuly detained he has
prompt and efficient legal remedy al hand now in
the form Of a witt Of habeas corpus. and be can
use that remedy. and. II successful, follow IL by
suit for damages
The trouble seems TO be. however. that in order
10 obtain his freedom under writ of habeas corpus
Il would be necessary for him 70 establish the fact
that be is not a leper-
IT, on the other hand. Early Is allowed 70 50 70
another jurisdiction without having resorted 70
wit Of habeas corpus he might then bring suit
under conditions under which II would be difnllt.
Il not impossible % compel him to be examined.
aud upon such examination expert evidence neces-
sary 70 The proper defense Of the case should Be
hased and Il certainly would be unnecessaT1y ex-
penave fox the District 10 obtain S1ch eTldence
The significance Of E8rlys unwillingness to be ex-
amined By disnterested and competent experts. and
the significance Of DR.. Bulkleys unwillingneSs 20
use his influence 10 induce him 20 be 50 examined.
the public is doubtless able 20 determine for itself
No Personal AnimuH-
The statement IN the Sunday morning issue Of a
local paper attributed to Early. that be bad offered
10 Be examined BY Two disinferested physicians IN
connection with Or. Bulkley. is tncoucct- What he
did oner was % allow Dr. BulkleY to take spec
mems for EXAMINATION while two physicians looked
on. and then after DR.. Bulkley had prepared the
specimens in the presence Of such physicians TO
allow the two onlooSers 70 see then under the
microscope.
The health officer has no possible personal motive
in desiring 10 keep Early in the District Of Coum-
ha On the contTHry. Eariys removal IN any proper
way 70 any other jurisdiction would relieve him
from annoyance. care. aUd responsibility The
health oehcrr has however under the law. duty 20
perform with respect 10 the case, and be intends %
perform IL.
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Condition of the Water.
SPECIAL TO The Washington Hsrsld.
Harpers Fam. ". Va June 3-Both rivers
muddy
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

GEORGE P. ZURH0RST,
301 East Capitol Street.
J. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Dtrecgos
and Enbalmcr. Livery n connecfio1 Connodioz5
Chapel ard Modern CrematorIun Modest pr1eeA
- PsnnElraniA aEN IN TessDooos NAa m
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET


CATTLE
i 6eeLs steers, good to prime. s6.5O@
~. peer steers. plain to good. $500
O.oV; exporters, $5.40Q635; beef cows
sood 70 choice, $4506575: beef cows
pam to good. $3.O0045O; fat heifers
good TO choice, $4.7506.0O; fat heifers
al.stt TO good. $S.50@4.75; Gamers and
eHGoters, sl.S5Q $40; calves, common to
cnoIce heayy, $2.50Q4.75: good to prime
Nsesa1ers, $7.O00TS5; feeding steers "a M
Wo.oo' stock steers. $S.o0Q475.
HOGS
BuIk of sales, $6.SO0695; selected
~ .O0Q 40; prime heavy
sshhippers, $6.s0Q7oO; medium weight
ssa y = S6:s5 q 6.95; choice light. $3.50
~ 9s:sV, medium to good light. S6'e56
.. ~ - mixed packing, $6.8O96.95; COM
ss.s5 a7 I1eo' =. s % So heavy packing,
. 90 %; light pigs. $5.2 565; Bears. se'75
SHEEP.
Fat wool wethers. s5.75@6.6O; elm
PED, weethers s5.O0Q5.5O; Wool veari-
asHg G6 $6;40@760; clipped yearlings
& ei 10: q,s 60 ! heavy wool ewes 5000
aeedlngs owethers. $5.oOQ540; feedins
ewes, 1926 @ 40; prime fat native
lambs, $L65QS10; Colorados and west
ssirns, $L5OQ8.25; plain to medium no :
ives, Sf0OQ7.65; Gull lambs So onM
l.oO reedtng lambs, S6.75@775: clinned
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50 n to 100 lbs. .sQsHc; fancy, 1oc.
l ioins 9 oeef-Ribs. No: 1s'c; No.
chuck, ne; No. ! plate. &c. -
I've poultry-Turkeys, per ID. tic:
chickens. fowls. 16c; springs, 1Ec; roos-
'eTs: !oci geese, Sc; ducks, 1S1sc.
scans - Pea beans, hand picked
s2 RasgseesssGsiS9e. s2.449a.4f;. far to sOod,
kidney, sl.sO0Is5; lower YER Grades f dea
gSndal,ng on quality. $1,000 IS; brown
ssi a AZ hmas. California. per loo lbs,
< ~ dreen egetables-Asparag $1,000
b b,vv psF BOZ 6o5; beets, soc per sack; cab
gSLOo per sack. 90 per ton: cauH lii
aao0 o -; COG ESQ per box; celery. 100
SVc per bunch; cucumbers. 5OcG 81 81
per doz; green onions. 5oQ 75c per box:
orseradish, Csc bunch: lettuce, head
per hamper. $l.25 Q225; leaf, box. $50
590cs mushrooms. $50 soc per ID; onions.
ISg9966e per bu; parsley, homes grown
per Pc T'S erats per dG5 peppers
string beans, green, $500 a. 200 per bn:
" wa x ~ 90 q 800 per box: tomatoes
10 y 10 per crate; turnips. sacks, 10
ooc' watercress. 121k Q15c per doz.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts, S.119 tubs; cream
eers. SIC; prints. age; extra firsts. 2Sci
ira, 2516c; flrsts, 22hc; Seconds % &c,
ladies' No. l, 1910; packing stock
Eggs--Receipts. 15,123 cases; miscel-
laneous lots. cases returned Ia
cases included, 1SA c; firsts, must be IA
per cent fresh, 18%c; prime flrsts,
packed in new wildwood cases and
specially packed for city trade and
must be 80 per cent fresh. 2O%c; No. 1
dlrties, l6Ac; checks, 15Ac
Potatoes-Receipts Sc cars: choice IN
fancy 90Q e2c; fair to good. S5Gs8c.
$3.50.
der were as follows: so to SO lbs
weight, s z q &c: 60 to 80 lbs Z L nR1h 9.
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CASH GRAIN MARKET

=, Winter wheat by sample: No. red
$ r. q !. 26A c; No. 3 red, $1.2oGi23H
So Z mh1a1r 4d' $Il7h @1.1s& No. 3 hard
spring wheat by sample: No. /
RsipT 1s@r slIs@ 12oa4 No. 2 northern,
GO CoT - ~ hi NO. spring $L16Q1.1S.
SSea@GSSki NO yellow, e5A @65Ac; No !,
- oats by sample: No. white XXI.
No. white, 52@54kc: No "nt'e, b ot9c;
- 2 q o 4 c; standard. 54Ac.
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The Chicago, Lake Shore 4
South Bend Ry. Co. TINE TABLE
Effective November 90, 1908
Subject to change without notice

Trains leave Hammond for East
chicago. Indiana Harbor and Gary
as follows:
BOO am, 500 a m, $3.50 a. m. 700
a. M. TAO am, $40 am, 900 a. m
y:4o a. m, 1920 a. m, 1900 a. m
1l:4O a. m, 1920 p. m, 1885 D
NJ LOO p. m, 1:40 D. m. 2:2O n.
m, 500 p. m, $40 D. m, APO q
M. 500 p. m. $50 D. m. 900 n. m
6: 40 p. M, 1920 p. m. 500 D. m.
s:20 p. M. 1920 p. m, 1900 D. M
1880 p. m. ''
Trains leave Hammond for Michi-
gan City and South Bend at $40 a
m. $40 a. m. 1920 a. m. 1920 D.
m, 1886 p. M. 2:20 p. M, 1920 n.
NJ 500 p. M. 900 p. m, 500 D. m.
1920 p. m
Trains leaving Hammond at 1920
2. m, 12:S5 p. m, 2:20 D. m. and
$50 p. m. carry baggage.
q. 0. WALLACE,
General Manager
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FEMALEHELP WANTED

WANTED-Experien girl for gen
eral hoUsework; three children in
family 50 II competent; references
wanted; Mrs. Richard Berger. Grass
ELL Ind; phone East Chicago 622. 27-3
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THE NUMBER OF COPIES OF THE
TIMES SOLD ON THE STREETS OF
HAMMOND ALONE EXCEEDS THE
ENTIRE CIRCULATION OF ANY 9TH
ER PAPER IN THE CITY.
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FOR SALE-F1rst class saloon; good To-
cation. Address or call PTS o. State
street. Hammond. Ind. pa
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FOR SALE-Six-room cottage with
summer kitchen, washroom and cell
| lar; lot 100x185; good barn, chicken
coop and park; fine fruit, peaches. cher
ries, grapes and raspberries; must sell
soon, goin gto Texas; price $1,000. Geo.
Houser 759 Logan street; telephone
1888 22-tf
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, door position. Collecting efcs must
late IN or near Indiana Harbor or be
NJ wIsI Ing 20 move there. Call Tuesday.
80 - ri ~, a m. TO s .. m room 20
himoach building, Hammond, Ind. 25-3
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE sor a house
and lot in town. a 40-acre farm two
miles from Grand Haven, Mich r
Boyle, 1875 Ann street 24-6
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WANTED-A nice appearing Young
. laoy to wait on trade. J. NJ. DELANEY
q Co. 2g5 East State. 27i
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"A1,NIED-I.O0o more men &c use The
HOW, mes res want ads every night and see
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MISCELLANEOUS

TEXAS LAND-F1ve quarters one mile
erY yal acpa town. school and mill; ev-
an an acre NJ +. Beaumont, owner. Hart
-, Ia PIP
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| FOR SALE-Household furniture An
ply 548 Indiana, second fat 24-3
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Relfable man to work short
distance from Hammond; married
preferred. call Saturday between z aud
p. m, zoe Michigan avenue. al
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-16-acre fruit farm; 6 miles
from Hammond; $50 fruit trees. one
acre in grapes and other kinds of fruit;
good buildings. Apply Mrs. Newcomb.
Highlands, Ind; phone 9771. 27-1
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WANIED-Success Magazine renuIras
- eHe services OF a man in Hamm ond
ana io 90 after expiring subscriptions
81 special methods unusuaIIy efrective:
p USitLYYh permanent; prefer one with
T11Ip oer but would consider any APP
lions; salary $3.50 per day. with com
tllisslon option. Address with refer
wees. r. {. Peacock, roo m102, Success
-"asazine Bldg, New York l
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:, airy $500 to 81, 100: examinations for
r. 1astalLnond May Is; common education
TWVTihtcie ire; candidates prepared free.
~ Immediately, Franklin Institute
Dept 7s6. Rochester. n Y. Att
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FOR SALE-Plenty OF space in these
columns for you to get want ad re-
suits.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-1l- room house
7th and Adams street; Groom house
on 7th avenue; Groom house on TYLER
street. Apply l. Hoover. Cor 18th and
Adams ST.. Gary, Ind. 9-tf
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FOR RENT.

! FOR RENT-Furnished room at 62O
Maryland street. Gary. Apply at
house. 27-tf
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WANTED-TO RENT

W ANIED-Furnished rooms. centrally,
located must have all convenience
NOT water and bath. Address T I.eis
iOS Pitt
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FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red eggs for
Matching, 10c each. E. E. Beck Ia
Williams street. Hammond, Ind slim
FOR SALE-Advertise your farm lands
in The Times. Save agency fees and
sell directly. We don't charge Won
commission and sometimes you get very
quick results. ~
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Twenty acre farm in Say
:, ,oSny' on Columbia avenue south of
phone 9922. Address Mrs Mary MaIo
r. +. D. No. l, Hammond, Ind. 27-6
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FOR RENT-Four-room house near
Erie roundhouse on Webster street
Inquire 35 Warren street or phone 3772
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping at 209211 Michigan
avenue. al
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IRICT OF INDIANA
In the matter of No go
Szlkora Brothers, Kolman) In
Szlkora and John Szikora) BankruDtcv.
To the creditors of Szikora Brothers.
g partnership, composed Of holman
Szlkora and John Szikora of Gary.
county of Lake State and district Of
Indlana, a bankrupt:
aNotice IS hereby given that on the
aoth day Of March, A D. 1908. the said
Szikora Brothers, a partnership. was
asdJudicated bankrupt, and that the
said sac bankrupt will be held in the Of
nee or this referee, in the Federal
building in the city of Hammond said
district, on the 10th day OF April 1909
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. at which
time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims, appoint a trustee or
and transact such other business az
ing. JOHN q R0WTI1, g e
Referee in Bankrun+cv
approximations Will please observe
requirements concerning proof Of
Claims; Proofs should be filed against
the debtor in the proper estate whethS
er firm or Individual See Sec. 81
bankrupt Act. General Order xxi and
forms All praofs must be indorsed-
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LOST AND FOUND.

Hammond ana Crow,
pint an automobile tail light 1neyer
Jutl. LIBERAL reward if returned 10 tn
OOoIAey lines. 22-tf
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FOR RENT-Brick dad: an ,s
conveniences. 136 Condf+ stralt tousr a
ply on premises. 5 "a
Gilpin observer., 1909-02-04
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
AT COL0RADOS CAPITAL
Denver Consolidation.

Mr.. Helbig of Denver has presented
bill for constitutional amendment
to provide for the real consolidation of
the city and county of Denver, which
was not satisfactorily accomplished un-
der the Rush amendment. Under Mr..
Helbig's amendment the county com
missioners would make up the board
of supervisors and be also the election
commission. The sheriff would be
chief of police, and all other Officers
would act for both city and county in
their respective matters of authority
Mr.. Helbig said his bill was drafted in
accordance with the opinions expressed
at the banquet of the chamber of com
merce and real estate exchange.
Gilpin observer., 1909-02-04
Proposed New Counties.

Holt county is proposed by a bill in
the House by Lem Cannon of Ell Paso.
1t is to be c. rived from Ebert and Ell
Paso counties, taking half of the for
mer and section in the northeast
part of the latter. Within the boundar-
les will be Ramah and Calhan. now in
FL Paso, and several good lively burgs
of Ebert. There also appeared Mon
day a bill that was turned down two
years ago to make North Park into a
county. This is now part of Larimer
county, the residents of which have
long declared their willingness for the
divorce. if it can be arranged on con-
ditions satisfactory to all. Heretofore
strong objections have been found to
every manner of making the division