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WALL PAPER.

We WISE TO SELL UUR ovERsrocK OF
zsH rsps- at a very loE saG1Sce. Cal and 80
GU sock- SiE1 painting. sbow cardE ard El6i-z
T. G NOLTE sG illh 81 M JEs-eod-rf
GET READY FOR INAUGURATION. LET US
estimate yOrr yape1Dg and painting, samples
free; lsEzl guarantee covers our work van rspe g
q Send postal 70 WI v. MAHONEY. e8 Pa
ave sc. .PhCDs I4Dc isS 1859
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-NEXICAN CARVED TAN LEATHER
Shopping bas. blue 3eFeled clasp. oc1taintng val
uahiss. Thursday afternoo1. Jsuus-y g, from The
shorehsm" Up lsth g.. near o. c. on Mss ave.
rear Louise Hone. Flnder VII be rewarded h5 -
turning Il 70 Apartment 7e1. The Cara"
LOSr-A SNAIL FRENCH BULLDOG. dark
hrindle- With BAT ears and screw tai: without
collar hbe7al reward. IS5S Mas. ave.
FoUND-VEIL PIN. AT ITH AND BYE
Finder can have sams bg applying At this oesce-
LOST BOOK. STOUT-S ANALYTIC PSYCHOL-
ozy. between Cleveland Pax and Anecks dr-s
store. Reward if returned 70 lsS Ia ave. jzSl-2t
LOST FRIDAY, A GREAT DANE. AGED SIX
months color. brndls; name. SeZuTd; wore collEr.
Reward Il returned 70 owner. =. Z HODGES.
CheTy Chase. Nd jssl-3t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.


I1IT 18th ST. NW.-LARGE. ELEGANT Rooms
ounTenieEt to al places q intsTuSts reasonable
certTzl; trsnsients ds3sd 4
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. NOW LOCATED
st - New YORK ave-: large pzdded vans s. ioad:
s-no-se Esgoa : iesd nhi7-eOd.n Il
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANcs, &C, MOVED
Wa c2re5 paeknig and shipping a specially.
1li4 noiSt;dexS
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NORFOLK And WESTERN RWY.

SChEDULE II EFFECT JANUARY Y. iSa-
Leave Washington New Unicn ststio1-
So q. m--Dziiy-Al points On No-folk sna Wsss-
s7n; also knoxTllle ChattsDooEs. and Memphis
ND n - Daily - Reanoke. Bristol Wizstoa-
salsn. kcoTyiile. Chsttsrooza Nashville. AenpoiS
NeS Orleans. Thruugh Slespsr Dining CHS
for NoTfoik-LesTs WsshinTto1, SO a. n daily
n15 a. n daily lszcert Sundzy}- Arrive Norfolk
Ia g. n. ard 5D 2 n
80 p n--Dziy-Bs-TyTslie Lurzy. shensDoosa-
1rEins frun TIE Southwest .rrire s55 =. n AID
ioD D n
avenue bend BundinEl.
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HEADQUARTERS FOB TIRES. ALL MAKEA
UricOTn. Hartford. Hesziz. aDc cushiOn tirss
T1sTSnteec foT e1e ysA-. Expst bac5cls repair d.
Fsrtnent. c VERNON HALL. sz - az.
a1n-Ds-eod
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MARKET LEAVES RUT
FOrsakes It's Long-cOntinued
Course of DullneSS.
OUTLOOK IS MUCH BRIGHTER

Financial Events During the Week
Have More Significance Than for
Some Time Past-Ease in Money Is
n Feature of sitaatiOn-FOundatf
Being Laid for Improved Trade.
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81 TO 81 THIRD ST. NV.
FURNISHED Rooms AND APARTMENTS
Private baths. Long-distance phone II etsry rosia
Cafe Trznsients sccounodzted naLH
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

BENsISGER'S HORSE BAzAAR.
Direct ard cos-nissiou dealers II horses ard
nules- Ss-7SSN esh 81 Nv Aacsicz Non6ays
and Wednesdays Pirate alas dazE. &B-d
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IMPORTATION BUREAU

VI WILL FIND YOU BUYER F0R ASY-
tang ToG have for sale WASHINGTON. N
FOSEzTIOS AND LISTING BUREAU. IS EEssb
LoGz saa trust Bldgs sh and sA hzu
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PROPOSALS FOR FIREPR0oF DOORS AND
trims-Ofscs Of Building Tor National Museum
Library o. Co1gTez. WssEinEt0n. .. c. Jsuuary
and hanging IN place comDlste the frsproof doo-s
and sr1ns required fer The uex Building for the
National Museum n this city vi he received a.
this o1ies unssi clock D. n. OF THURSDAY.
February Il. iss. and Dsfliels o7cned Immediately
thereafter. Speci6ssticzs asd ether information
sE--lEhe5 On applieatlon- BERNARD 2 GKEEN.
SzDsrintendeut q Construction jAz 1.fs1.z.zs
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED.
KON-MEDICAL HEALING.

TBE WASHINGTON NoNllEDICAL1 RENE
DIAL and HYGIENE INSTITUTE and SANA-
T0RIUM for the CURE e LOCoM0TOR-ATAXTA
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS. BRIGHTs DIS
EASE. and kindred INCCRABLE tso-calls5l All
MESTS- DESPERATE CASES SOLICITED.
CONSULTATION FREE Lady Assistant PROF
H. y. D. PARKER. OG5oe, Ia2 Ninth 81 nv.
Phone N. lIIz Hours. 70 to s: sunday 10 10 ]. and
by appointment Consultation and treatment a.
residence when Necessary. Rz-a
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS WoyEN
from worn carpets. ECLIPSE RUG WEAVING
&C.. 3 sth St. ne ,Phozs Llaeeln 1fa 1ezREg
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFTCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District q Columbia Washington. D. c. lamar
2. lSo9.-G7Gere6: That Hack stand Numbered =
as now designated n Section Of Article " ef the
Police Regulations Of the District q Columbia BE-
and the sazae > hereby abolished aud IN leu there
Of said Section q said Article " be ana the
sane Is hereby amended 50 as to designate q new
location for Hack Stand numbered "a 70 Be located
as follows. Stand s. At the clrb On tie north SIDE
q Massachusetts avenue. extending west rom ths
1e Of Del2ESze RTenus. nogthoaz- for distance Of
one hundred aud Efty feet-dfesu vehicles. Pro
Fided that The heads Of hoEsss attached 70 Tehces
using this stand shall fscs soCthvard L Is furthsr
ordered that said Sec1ion CT Article " q tie Po-
Ice Regulations q the District q Columbia BE-
ard the sanie Is hereby further amended hv adding
thereto Rev stand to be krowr and designated as
stand i2'. and 10 rad ss follows: Stand = Fe-
hotel oulnicuses and motor vehicles for hire-At TIE
curb On the north side Of Massachusetts avenue sx-
srSding east from Delaware avenue q distance q
ons hundred ard 6fty feet; ProFided- Thzt cznrl-
buses shall be ocsted IN order next snd nearest %
the Delaware aTVuue lire. and the heads Of the
horses attached thereto shall face southward HENRY
z T. MCFARLAND. HENRY L NEST sPEN-
CER COSBY, Commissioners. D. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District q Columbia Washington d. c. January
., 1SS-0rdeTeSs Tint Section 10 q the Pisnb-
ing Regulations G tie District q Ccluz5iz Is
hereby amended % read as follows: Section llo Al
hydrsnts shah Be Of re type provided with a non
wasting CHAMBER. and otherwise Of ssch material
and construction shsl Be approved by the En-
gineer Commissioner. Any hydTaut o. wasting or
other dissDIToTed type feGad to be eaky. sT ether
wise defective may be c0ndenned by the Inspector
Of Plumbing ard rev hydrsut q approved type
shah be Installed II pscs thereof. Al hydrants
shall b eoauscssd % lead water pipe by 6iach
SLACK IN pipe and provided with approved air-tieat
air chambers not less than Is inches long. ne
installation q hytrants VIII be permitted only
on written rsquess cf the owner snd written su-
rroyal BY the Inspector q PlEmbsng, TIE abose
amendment 70 take eject thirty days after its pub
hcztion. HENRY 3. F. MACFARLAND. HENRY
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MESSENGER SERVICE.
how Ste : FIXTURES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Exceptional Opportunity.
Parties vita frc= SO to 500 70 invest can learn
q an excsptionaI opportunity b addressing BOX
$. Herald osfco. EI7-3ot
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ATTENTION-REGIs-
te- yorrr properties with the exchange WASH
INGTON IMPORTATION AND LISTING BU-
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOsALs-U. s DEPARTMENT OF ASRI-
csilrure Once q the Secretary Washington D. G.
January 3 la9-Sealed proposals VII be Tsceired a.
the oaice cf the Disbursirsg Clerk until J. n
TUESDAY. February 3. 1879 for furnishing material
and instagiaz plumbing fixtures IN the bgiidng BE-
ing crested az No Zs Thirteenth strest sv. WASH
inE1on. D c. It VII be Necessary FOR TINS WORK
10 Be done as the erection q te building proz-esses
Suecifcations and f1i information furnished uIon
arriicatioa 70 the DisburssnS Clerk- Bids nus be
sealed and addressed 70 the Ss1esETy q Agricisure
n sceaodance uith Instructions gwen OF schedule
JAMES WILSON. SecretzTy- fe1S
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WITH BOARD.

lsg 18th ST. NW.-GOOD BOARD; REASON
able rates: also large furnished foE tso; gen
tieEren rreferred ia5l-H
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FOR RENT-WTND0Ys AND ROOMS 70 VIEW
COTu0ran Bldg. Ja2SSot
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAI

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
..,,.,- ROYAL Blue LINE
ENER1OTHER HOUR or TIE ODD HOUR
70 PElbADElFHlA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, 30 STREET, NEW YORK
- n Dlner. Pullman Parior.
- a. N DDsefFatf0n faFiuE- tfre-6ouT Czll-
~ 20 3 N Dines ard PuIlr1an PaTl0r Car.
30 p m Diasr and Pullman Psrlog Car.
go p m Royal LiTnited- AL Pullman EsouT.
- p M Sosches % Philsdelpaia-
80 = n Diner and Pullman Psri0rs
sse ?. n Coaches 70 Phila6elphiz-
ss.l2 niSlt SlespeTs 70 New Yo-k.
80 a n SeepeTs q PEiladelphsa 4 New lork-
:, ,Aa5LANTlc ~ CRY. z q. $50 fil0o a n. fl0.
TO BALTIMORE
EFERF HOUR on THE HOUR
-, sAeek GAYS T5o q Il 70 II % ?. NJ
- - $50. go. T1e -, H1o. SO, ST.
-, ile5a. - % 4 "a .lsso noon. fI21s. 'ise,
- 90. 80. Ts0. So. 40 as, 80. f5sss.
81 "a - 49, fas, isSe. sae, 'loso. 'is-'s.
WESTWARD.
LhtCAGO. - SO . N
soS.,lLNCINNATl, ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
80 q. n. i75 = H.. 40 niEht
- bUk'8. SO A. IA, ~ IN ?. Il. '2-2
CLEVELAND. ssas p N
lgLlMBJS, 81 q n
xNlh xWHh RI Nll. go a H. - D
~ am,ssNMSA ~ ksIER. sac a NJ. a. @. so ,. n
ts. s.hlths 81. fs-i0. sa-l5 H. 8 -. fss6.
HAGERsTowN, fsao :. n, $50 p n.
- asd $50 2. n
isSi,y iELesps sunday Fsz-day only
IELEPhoNES a. al TIE foiluairk Tickes o.
ave, Main ~; New 'Uni01 station: TSckrt orsoe,
Nam 80 Irf1rrrstiur Brrrrsu NNfr 20
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.

We FURNISH THOROUGHLY COMPETENT.
practically trained chaufeuFs upon request Az
TOM0BILE COLLEGE. 4 Washington. Tbs
Place 70 Lsara." l5D 18th s. Nv 'Phons \. fa51
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STORAGE.
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

DON'T Buy NEW ONES, BRING The OH
umbrellas % Us. make them % eocd IS ueE; SD
umbrella for s. u. 4. PHLPITT. 81 St. nE.
oc2Nm-Ns
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED - PERFECTED AT LAST" TIE
only gsnuins ksrossns incsndescert mantle lamp
On ths mzrker- buns with & m1n1la better thzn
gas Al 0ne-tenth the cost; hours fST Ic- agents
wanted PRESTO LIGHT CO. 7G lst ave So.
Einnezpolis MINI. jzG-r
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BEST WINDOWS AND ROOMS 10 VIEW
parade March 4; choicest locations Pa ave
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. I5S 7
81. NV. Phone n 1855. Automobils FOX use q
rstrous ssgsf
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a6 EYE 81 NW.-LARGE- BRIGHT ROOM,
with board; suitshls for nan and wife OF twc
gentlemen. aS-G
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INAUGURAL WINDOWS.

WINDOWS N HUTCHINs BUILDING; CLEAR
view q Pa. ave. 10Th +. 70 P. o.; large rooms.
sc to - THE HARRISON REALTY Co. s1
18th nw- 'phane n So n98H
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CASH REGISTERS.
TO THE LADIES.
GRAPH0PH0NE5 I'D PIANOS

BIG BARGAINS ~ SLIGHTLY Used GRAPHo-
phc1ess le-ia. disc records &C; cylindsr recossA
~; guaranteed ROBERTSOS'S. lsl3 7ta az.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAE.

II YOU WANT To BUT MARYLAND FAEN
s1buraan hOus see u send for latest bulletin.
Marion Duckeff & Son, 635 = SW.
uklF-H
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTz MOUNTAIN
CASARfEs aud breeding cage. with fixtures. for
s.; these birds should hatch y0u st least % birds IN
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LET BECKER ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS.

Becker is making this He is
place ing its publishers What
right that paying
to people, thousand dollars month
advertising the city thousand
this right to know what
and they did know until the TIMES
taxpayers Of Hammond to
the attacking him the questions
have put the bush Let him explain to-
night when he fires his popgun a the TIMES
banking interests real estate
companies machine and vy
pepaon the public crib have begun
coercve intimidation WHICH is IN THE POS
SESSION OF THE REPUBLICAN CITY
MoND AS PROOF OF THE TACTICS EMPLOYED.
Let W. Hotchkss the Indiana q Chi
which given franchise by Bece
he FOR MONEY TO CORPORA
TION HOLDING A FRANCHISE NOT YET BUILT
Let him Realty Of which he is
worth Hammond municipal bonds
be interested in venture Of this kind Lei
$2535 which he h
a salary o.
which has number
Schaaf and what right they
haveto expect the take of them
$1,000 Tony Taper police commits
sioner George Drackert police commissioner
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woMEN,s CLUBs arEET.
a FAT WOMAN
HATES SOCIETY

Fat people have to get into clothes
that are designed for people of normal
physique. The mon wear dress suits
and look life comic pictures. The wo-
men wear low necked dresses to their
evident humiliation. This is why it Is
often said that a fat woman hates So
ciety. Fat is as much the mistake of
poor health as anything else The
things that make fat should be max
ing good blood, bone and nerves. The
secret Is that the digestive machinery
is out OF gear. The juices make fat
in too large Quantities. This fat i'm
pedes circulation, cramps the heart,
suppresses the liver, crowds the lungs
and interferes with the stomach. Mar
mola Tablets are harmless. They are
taken after each meal They help di-
gest that meal as nature intended It
should be digested. They remove the
fat already made at the rate of from
10 to IS ounces day and they leave
no fiabby skin or wrinkles. They are
sold wherever drugs are sold, or in
the same category with harmful pat
ent fad reduceys. They contain Mar
mola, Cascara Aromatic and Pepper
mint water If you do not care to
call upon your druggist, send rs cents
to The Marmola company, Detroit,
Mich, and they will send you large.
full size case by return mail in plain
package postage paid
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BRENNAN SWEEPING LIKE wHIRLwIND

With the uant spirit Of the republicans
cratic depression manifest
voters who habtuany political blowing are
and are
making their
The republican pr
o
tenacousy cling the
feat The speech of their leader last tied
betting odds
indication of what the
election Enthusiasm and large
cn meetings the spirit Of
ones falling in line
stumbling props knocked out
o him
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MAY HAVE THEM AFTER ALL.


This the
This something be hoped
folk Of Lowell
all
following the
would shame the
outlay year
will
with the Chicago old
Washington history looked
forward from anticipation
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scHAAF ON HAMMoND's DESTINY.

metropolis Of Lake
residential
tile center of he district
scaa also the
Michigan
promises to workun this end
population increased by the addition
Schaaf
to prepare enable its citizens to take
opportunity development He will
courage nterans touch
with the CITY and the merchants may
proven his ability to bring things about
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STRONG ARM IN POLITICS.

strong politics the East Chicago
night beside which
Knots the main spring. seem
Of hoodu
rowdies who
in further than do violence to the
emblem should be held sacred
If schieke going to
than looks
indeed There is no
Of
has the effect
though
of themselves
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Republican Tickets
HAMMOND.

MAYOR-F. II. Schaaf.
CLERk-Peter Ripley.
TREASURER-PauI ID. Lipinski.
CITY JUDGE-E. G. Sproaf.
AIderman-at-L Large-C. w. Hubbard.
neutrality-suspicious. Lundt.
AIderman-at-Large- B. Newman.
Alderman-at-Large- Lash Sr.
Alderman Large-A. }. Sutherland.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward-CharIes +. Brubaker.
Second Ward-Henry whitaker.
Third Ward-Fdvvard c. Hanson.
Fourth Ward-Henry f. EgEerA-
Fifth Ward-WilIiam kahl.
Sixth Wnrd-DanieI kalman.
Seventh Ward-Fred s. Cotton
Eighth Ward-Arthur Schultz.
Ninth Ward-M. Hover.
Tenth Ward--J. j. O'HaIIey.
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THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Richard seaafs regarding the Board Of Public
and through
The members of this important body have spending three
could matters public improvements with
These $1,000
of
public should
would
be o public every in
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WILL CELEBRATE WHEN IT'S DONE.

Gary rejoicing
rushed completion
has been terrible drawback dweler both
to
this will
talked
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WHITING.

MAYOR-Henry Schrage.
CLERK. Il. Cameron.
TREASURER-D. ID. Griffith.
n-at-Large-GeO. Fedorko.
AIderman-at-Large A. Upton.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward-Andrew Baron
Second Ward-Pante Haralovftch.
Third Ward-David Paskwietz.
Fourth Ward-James w. Burton.
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EAST CHICAGO.

AIAYOR-Dr. A. G. schIieker.
CITY CLERK-Waiter Spencer.
TREASURER-A. G. sIocomb.
t-Large-ThOnaas buckley
AIderman-a r. SchOck.
AIderman-at-Large- II. Burns.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward-W. H. OIds.
Second Ward--PauI =. ATysliwy.
Third Ward-Joseph French.
Fourth Nard--Dan Varady.
Fifth Ward-Carl Anderson.
sixth Ward-W. NJ. Mentzer.
Seventh VYard-JOhn w. Calvin.
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PRAISE FOR F. r. SCHAAF
FROM NORTH TOWNSHIP
ADVISORY BOARD.

We wish TO state to the people
of Hammond that the admins
tration of T. r. Schaaf as trus-
tee of North township was care
fully. ably and honestly admin
istered as to the disposition of
} ALL monies in his charge. Not a
) single thing did he do for the
; township, not a penny did he
) spend but was with the fullest
} sanction OF the advisory board
} and the people of North town
} ship. Petitions by the taxpay-
, ers were made for the improve
, ments of all roads and school
} houses before anything was done
, with them by the township of
, fcials. We endorse Schaafs ev-
) cry act
, CHARLES CHICK
} p H MLAUGHLIN.
} l. H MATTERN.
) 9 Q Q 0 . . . G e 9 . Q 9 Q = &
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UP AND DOWN IN
I-N-D-I- I-A-N-A
INCENDIARIES START FIRE.

At an early hour Tuesday morning 8
fire. thought to be of incendiary nature,
was reported at the house Of Hugh
Bliss in the south part OF Elwood Bliss
Is non-union tin plate worker. and
during his absence from home fire broke
out under the house. When the IRE
department arrived coal oil and rags in
boxes were found
APPOINTS WoMAN,s GUARDIAN.
Judge jackson OF Newcastle Tuesday
afternoon appointed Martin L Koons
as guardian for Mrs Dorothy Clug-
gish. a well-known and wealthy We
man Of this city, on petition of friends
It is alleged she is incapable of man
aging her affairs. The bond OF the
guardian was fixed at 50 000.
SUICIDES BY BURNING.
After planning her own self-destruc-
tion in one Of the most horrible ways
possible. Mrs. Victoria Summit. aged
so and widow of the late David sum
mitt of Stinesville, this county, delib-
erately laid down in a fence corner In
and orchard at her home near Bloom
ington, and was burned to a crisp.
While she was alone she poured coal
oil over her clothing. She walked to
distance Of 100 yards from her home
and started the blaze which ended her
existence
WOMEN'S CLUBS MEET.
South Bend again assumed the role
| Of a convention city Tuesday when the
Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs
opened its third annual convention
Tuesday evening marked the formal
| opening Of the convention, which was
held in the Athletic Club building. One
hundred officers, delegates. alternates
and 800 visitors We're in attendance.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

LOS ANGLES man has just kicked
off after leaving 100000 to girl who
west to Australia to escape his atten-
tions. And the villain still pursued
here. Here's a hint, girls, when he
becomes obnoxious
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

A TIPLESS barber-shop would not
be nearly SO much of a curiosity as a
barber-shop where they didn't get
sore when you refused to let them
paw over you with an electric mas
sage.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

GARY should charge admission to
its primary elections and run excur-
sion trains As a fall sport they
should take high rank, since pugilism
is under the ban.-Chicago Daily
News. Gary hasn't had any brass
band parades into its vice district
anyway
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

AMONG the distinguished gentle
men whom President Taft is meeting
every day, IS General Prosperity. The
general has the most promising re-
ports to make of his vast army.
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, PRAISE FOR +. Z.
SCHAAF FROM THE
DECKER ORGAN.

Trustee Schaaf is entitled to
great credit for the tremendous
amount Of work he has done in
improving the township school
system in addition to his other
onerous duties as trustee. -
Hammond Daily News, Sept. II.
1906.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

AND word comes that Bill KIiver is
going to run again as representative
from Lake County. Somebody open up
Joe Miller's joke book at page 40.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

THEY are now beginning to take
a little interest in our elections odwn
state, and Indianapolis is trying to
shoot off few bombs to show that it
is also on the map.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

GOSHEN IS making quite stir for
new factories. Becker is so busy with
his oligarchy that he hasn't time to
bring any factories to Hammond. He
needs all his time for his machine.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

JUDGE Lands who fined Standard
Oil $2O,OOO,000 has now assessed an
other defendant one cent and defes
anyone to reverse that decision
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28
COMMUNICATIONS.

all
& take to OavoidT Tsrep
pubfa In
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

REMARKABLE thing. No one has
yet named one of those fragrant? cam
paign cigars after Meester Knots, the
JOSS of the underworld.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

THIS region will never be satisfied
until it can take President Taft down
the raging Calumet in one of Capt
Nick Kahl's boats.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

NO arrangements have been made
by either the republican or the demo-
cratic leaders to go on any vacation
until next Wednesday.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

GIRLS as a rule would rather go to
a show than eat. but they always be-
gun to find out how hungry they are
after the show is over.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

POLICE are searching in the east
for a well dressed man who robbed a
till. What tasks a cop will set him
self when he gets about it.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

REPUBLICANS and democrats alike
should remember that Dick Schaai
will give both a show in his non-parti
san administration
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

IN other words Paine fell down on
his story. He wasn't nearly as i'm
portant in a newspaper Office as he
was at the town pump.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

ABDUL HAND is said to have 1000
waistcoats. Well he may have more
than E. A. Nee of Hammond, but Ed.
has it on Alb in color.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

THINGS AND FILINGS

ONLY FIVE more days! Count them
FIVE!
THE four best bets, Brennan,
Schaaf, Schlieker and Schrage.
OF course Meester Knots will brag
that the courts are back of him.
HAMMOND'S Tammany Hall gang
is just about at the end of its string.
IT is generally conceded that Mr..
Becker is not in politics for his health.
THIS is the year that the people
want change Oh, how badly they
want a change.
THE cranberry season is well nigh
upon US and the sass" month is GER
tainly drawing nigh.
PERHAPS Mr.. Crolius can mandate
Meester Knots to put the blind pig
emblem on the ballot
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BOMB throwers are getting busy in
Indianapolis Another evidence of
jealousy of the Calumet region.
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POLITICS is no place for a man
who has thoughts that smell and a
skeleton dangling in his closet
THE man who is just back from a
fishing trip is as hard a man to meet
as the fellow who is your debtor.
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MAN sued for divorce insists that
whole thing is a conspiracy. What q
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The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

MAN sued for divorce insists that
whole thing is a conspiracy. What a
difference the point of view does make
doesn't it?
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

OF course Meester Knots will brag
that the courts are back of him.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

THE man who is just back from a
fishing trip is as hard a man to meet
as the fellow who is your debtor.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28
q

THE four best bets, Brennan,
Schaaf, Schlieker and Schrage.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

ONLY five more days! Count them
FIVE!
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

HAMMOND'S Tammany Hall gang
Is just about at the end of its string.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-28

POLITICS is no place for a man
who has thoughts that smell and a
skeleton dangling in his closet.