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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-15
FOR ASSESSOR.

Editor Tfmess Please -nnounce nv
candidacy for reelection to the ofn~.
of assessor of Lake county, subfect ..
the wishes of the voters OF the partv =.
the primaries and the nomination con.
vention at Indiana Harbor April 8.
WILLIAM e. BLACK.
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ties, subject to the wishes of the re-
publican joint convention, to he held at
a date to be later decided upon.
WILLARD b. VAN HORNE.

Editor Times: Will you announce
that l Will be q candidate for the re-
publican nomination for senator Of
Lake and Porter counties, subject to
the dectsion of tint republican nominate
ing convention, whose date II to be- de-
cided later. FRANK N. CAN'T.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

To the Republican Voters. am .
candidate for reelection as represent
tative of Lake county ON the republican
ticket, subject to the will of the re-
electors of the county Mt the
convention to be held April 8 at In
diana Harbor L ask a fair Investigation
and confederation of my record and
solicit support If found worthy. Your
servant,
e. w. WICKEY.
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FOR CLERK.

Editor Timesf VIII you please an
nounce in your columns that 1 Will be =
again for the nomination Of
county clerk ON the Republican ticket
at the convention at Indiana Hsrhor
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RAY IL
End

Editor Times; You are kindly asked
to that I will be n candidate
for the republican nomination for
county commissioners from the second
district, subject TO the republican pri-
maries on April 8. s. A. LOVE.
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W. A. Hill.

Editor Tfmess You are requested TO
announce that 1 will be u candidate for
county treasurer ON the republican
ticket, subject to the Wishes of the
electors at the primaries or dominating
convention, to be held at Indiana Har-
Dor April ..
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COMMUNICATIONS
THE OLD LADIES SHOULD KEEP srILL.

We exhort the Gloomy Gusses who believe that the republican party in
indiana is o N the verge of paralysis idiocy md a general breakdown 70
heer up n take something for it.
The republican party in Indiana is in good shane. IT is in excauant
condition fol- a hard fight. 1t is trained to the minute. 1t is eoua to I'M
bergen There is n o foolish overconfdence displayed. There is enough
vitality an action displayed to carry a dozen states for the republican party
II 1t is used right n ION Of 1t wasted
The republican party in Indiana, lust at present lis getting III. bardost
uncn o members OF thu party n hat is a healthy n encouragfng
sun TO those who loo beneath the superficial froth atop. The emoerats
are not doing thu republican party IN harm. Tn scrappdng is all within
I'M republican ranks and there is none of it serious. 1t is just a general
reak1ng nj b party has hd q goo spring tonic n is being purged
OF a lot OF things that were not needed
party ls Deng one up md in a short while will begin to III the
meets When there are signs of unrest IN human beings there are ALWAYS
oun a lot OF old women who think that 1t presages a general decline an
morincadon n u around clamoring fol- b doctor
The republican party doesn't need any treatment O n doctor All
.at Is needed Is, for a lot O old women within its ranks, to qmt paving
the air n tearing their hair
The republican party in Indiana net November will show hat tbaro
nothing thu matter with it..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-15

April 9. I ask the voters to consider
my record az clerk of the Lake superior
and circuit courts, fully believing that
they Will feel that 1 am entitled to an
other term.
ERNEST l.. SHORTRrDGr
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FQR TREASURER.

Editor Tfmes-WHl you kindly an.
nounce in your paper that 1 will be |.
candidate for county treasurer. sub.
ject to the action Of; the republican
nominating convention at lndiana Har-
Dor April o.
IN uvv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-15
HAMMOND LOSES GOOD MINISTER'S

a"nonu las been losing ministers within tn past few weeks r1a,n,v
pe"nns oeSAuse tnere are men in the city today ithou anv nart;cr,,u
eheho ahd practically n o education who are arning All te wv frn 80
70 "r times the salaries paid to thesem ministers
Yet all these ministers are men If high moral re+-s.
men o. nnuence In III community. They lent their efforts to whatevar va
sON ~ annon me married our boys n girls; they buried or dood
tey cnrlsened u babes; they bore messages Of sympathy To tho surarna
% the orok spirit; the cheTed and comforted the sick Tbev ooh 80
II mo'emen Ior charity for the mora upIft in thu civ In otbar manaa
.hy were he wires for good They preached the gospel and snent tbe,r
VS. AMONG US IN nghun m forces OF evil They had families tn faad az
keep IN nen M opportunity presented ITSELF, they were simply forced -
take advantage o better offers. "u 70
hammond mas lost Them. 1t seems hard tt think thar a H. :. -.
~e '"4a services OF these good men simply because lev co1d
nt afford to stay. Ws oouio
The ministry somehow does lot seem to be a very 1ncr.,tro 81,
a"s"ns pl# nSnung TO the young men of this day n generation
81. -SR-E
u eAehanse hAS IL very correctly whe it as that epubica seenerauv
should get together and get the right kind of men oil h detega+ions - ~
various conventions Selections OF the right people this year for andid.
Is a laramie o election The right delegates will seI@ the right nominees
n declare for the right principles Especially should every man. to na
rent disgrace to his party, see that tn delegates to the state convont;on
are men who will stand by the principles If the party as enunciated an1
oho"ed by the senator rom Indiana in h great fight b 10 Ia mad and IS
making for the welfare Of the man who works
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-15

CHoVH UHHt, Iuu.
Editor, Illness
You are authorized to anuounr. .~
name as q candidate for the -reDubI,c.r
nomination of county surveyor, subject
to the wishes of the ~repu bIican nom
mating convention at Indiana Harbor
April o.
RAY SEELY.
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Political Announcements
JOINT SENATOR.

EditOr Times: Please announce that
! am > candidate for nomination for
Joint senator of Lake and Porter coun-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-15

THE farmer is busy finding out
whethre or not it is too wet to plow.
GIRLS, have you your eight-inch
hat pins all ready for the scrimmage?
LET us, pray, have a safe and sane
Easter and girls don't buy too much of
a lid.
OF ALL the bores, the man who
thinks he is smart when he is drunk.
is the limit.
JUST wait till we hear what sort of
a crop the farmer thinks he is going
to have this year.
THERE is n good motto to use in
connection with all public improve
ments. Hurry them up."
-
1T is not time yet to seriously con-
template the early completion of the
paving on Broadway In Gary.
--&A-
1T ISN'T a good plan to agree with
the crouch, he wants everything and
everybody to be di~sagreeable.
TALK about cities beautiful is O..
K, but the only thing to do is to get
and make them beautiful.
-
JERSEY plumber. about to choose
his casket, fell over lifeless. The
moral is: wait until you're dead"
did o ever see a splitting
snake?" asks the LaPorte Herald.
Well, we never called it that exactly.
THERE does not seem to be the
jest among the members of the Nib
union that there used to be.
A NEWSPAPER is no newspaper
that will stand for anything. 1t is not
a newspaper unless it stand for some
thing.
SOME Of the metropolitan papers
seem intent on killing off Colonel
Roosevelt even before he arrives in
IT'S A race between Gary and
to see which can annex the
loose Observation-Disclosures
Commercial.
1T ought to take a good deal of con-
,e1t out of the American man TO oh
serve that while women occasionally
chase a Chinaman.
THE nan who thinks with his heart
llways goes bump when he stacks IN
the man who does his think
ng with his head.
EVERY line poem is a vehicle of
says Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
ella, no doubt, has special reference
Q poems of passion.
are a number of fine spring
lays in this month, but they are de-
March has a great way of
about himself.
WHITE man has been caught rob-
ing a blind asylum In Wisconsin of
read. That is, he poses as a white
nan, but he must have a black heart.
A WHOLE a load of babies has /,
zen shipped to New Orleans and
very last founding was welcomed
D a home. Stork seems to be getting I
azy. &
CHIEF OF Police Austgen, of Ham :
lond, is receiving SO many applica- '
lons for rides in the new auto police
atrol that he is thinking Of getting :
ut Communication tickets. r
WHETHER Governor Marshall felt c
necessary to take a lose Of his ia p
lous patent medicine after hearing
ON the Lake county democratic CON
5ntion last Saturday, is not known. '
- "
HON. Michael Duffy, a farmer of +
enton county, will probably be named /.
make the race for congress on the n
emocratic ticket against Congress-
an Edgar Dean Crumpacker. Mr..
uffy is credited with a Willingness to IL
the race and the fact that he is a,
orth a quarter of a million dollars :
i'll insure a lively campaign.-valpo
essenger.
Yes, Mike could burn up quite a fl
inch of that cush and have a lively tt
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Q AAN

= 0SLe U0Hbsry . AeI7 Johnson =
Many undred workers Of the u Womens Christian empsranoe
tn business districts urging men to register today AM to vote for a .dw"
Chicago. uy
At factories, in the streets. at elevated stations. N wherever GROVE
We're great the wome AM Urls distributed cards t. word-
is OF the loai option question on thu ballot N a reminder hat "f Won
are not registered you cannot vote"
ne cards point OUT that every Ia Tho has moved since October 1a0a,
aus go In person to the polling place or lose his chance to vote rhev ano
ontributon to the dry" ampaig fund w our women a..
Johnson assn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-15

HON. Michael Duffy, a farmer of
Benton county, will probably be named
to make the ace for congress on the
democratic ticket against Congress
man Edgar Dean Crumpacker. Mr..
Duffy is credited with a Willingness to
make the race and the fact that be is
worth a quarter of a million dollars
will insure a lively campaign.-valpo
Messenger.
Yes, Mike could burn up quite a
bunch of that cush and have a lively
time, but the best thing for him to do
is to leave it under the mattress.
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WHETHER Governor Marshall fe1
1t necessary to take a dose OF his ia
nous patent medicine after hearin,
from the Lake county democratic con
yention last Saturday, is not known.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-15

is n good motto to use in
meet with all public improve
ments. Hurry them up."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-15

1T is not time yet to seriously con-
template the early completion of the
paving on Broadway in Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-15

JUST wait till we hear what sort OF
a crop the farmer thinks he is going
to have this year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-15

CHIEF OF Police Austgen, of Ham
mond, is receiving 80 many applica
lions for rides in the new auto police
patrol that he is thinking Of gettins
out Communication tickets.
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1T ISN'T a good plan to agree with
he crouch, he wants everything and
everybody to be disagreeable.
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self bis very elect Whether this prop
osition be agreed to or not, the fact
still remains that thus matters win be
whenever the time shall come, when
ever the end OF this age and the inau-
guratlon OF the new shall take place.
His House to Be Broken Up
All OF the foregoing suggestions are
confirmed by the symbolism OF the
43d verse. Here the Master likens the
institutions Of the present time to a
house or household. Elsewhere he in
forms us that Satan is the Prince Of
this world, the over-lord who tyran-
nlzes the world. operating through the
weaknesses and passions and depraved
appetites and impaired reasoning fac
ulties OF humanity. Had the time Of
the Lords Second Advent been clear
ly made known that knowledge would
have so altered matters and affairs
that the world would not have been
taken by surprise In connection with
the gathering Of the Lords jewels and
the establishment of his Kingdom and
thus there would not be such a break
ing-up in earth's affairs as is now i'm
pending; the Kingdom would be estab-
llshed, but not In the way in which
God designed,
In this verse our Lord likens his
second presence, unknown TO the
world, to the presence Of thief In a
house, unknown TO its master. The
Lords saints In the world are his jew
els. These he will take away and the
loss to the world will be great AS
the sanity ones viii be gathered from
the field. from the mill and from the
bed into closer heart-union with the
Lord, those left in the world, the mill
and the bed, will be greatly disad-
vantnged-not because the Jewel class
are wealthy or have worldly greatness.
for Of these chosen saints It is distinct
" stated that there are amongst them
mot many great, not many rich, not
many wise, not many noble" But
these sanity ones are, nevertheless,
the salt" Of the earth and the salt
Of the churches and the salt Of the
theological seminarles. After the TAX
ing away Of the salt class, putrefac-
ton and disintegration win speedily
follow.
In view of all this, all who profess
to be the Lords people should ear
nestly watch, as well as pray; they
should watch their words and thoughts
and doings and see to II that they wor.
ship the Lord in the beauty Of holi'
ness and that they do not idolize either
dead or living man or creeds. Thus
walking circumspectly in the footsteps
Of Jesus the sanity ones will be kept
in the hour Of temptation, which shall
come upon the whole world to prove
them Revelation Ill, 10.
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CULBERTSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Fannln of this
place have been visiting home folks
at Ashland and returned today to
their home.
Mr., and Mrs. Davis, of this
place, were in Catletsburg today.
Mrs. c. p. Caldwell and two
sons were visiting her son at
Mead station Sunday.
Glenn Layne has returned from
his work at Ashland.
There was spelling match at
Mud creek school Monday night,
Miss Bertha Estep, of Buchanan,
being the teacher
lobe Caldwell, teacher of Grass
land school, dismissed scoohl for
two weeks on account of diphtheria.
Miss Effie Burns, of this place,
is visiting her sister, at Coalmont,
Indiana, She is expected home soon
The chicken pox has been raging
in this community. the last month.
Ray Queen and John Lambert
were calling on friends here Sun
day.
Ike Fannin, Allen Ross, Green
Kinner and Allen Caldwell were at
Buchanan Sunday.
There will church at Grassland
the second Sunday in this month.
Dode Field has purchased fine
horse.
There will be spelling match at
Cannonsburg the 18th of this month
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Not long ago the jack rabbits
were discovered hopping around on
Third avenuek Huntington, a thing
that did not reflect very seriously
on the reputation of the city for
rapid growth and development, but
yesterday when it was discovered
that the screech owls had taken pos
session of the county court room an,
we're attempting to take care Of the
fiscal affairs of Cabel county, then
people at a distance may begin to
question the reports Of progress that
emanate from that municipality.
There is only one thing to be done,
porvlded the owls and bats assume
absolute control of that 100000
court house that cost something less
than 100000. that is to take the
cuonty seat up to Barboursville,,
Cox's Landing, Golf Hin 'Nigger
Hill") or some other progressive
place where there has not been
heard the "hoot" of an owl for the
past decade of years.
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west VIRGINIA NEIGHDORS.
NEWS FROM COUNTIES JUST
ACROSS THE RIVER IN
WEST VIRGINIA.

A. T. Bears. who for years has
been connected with railroad con.
struction in this section of the state
is in the city for two or three days,
having been called home by the III
health Of his wife, .a
Mr.. Bears is experimenting the
grading on the extension Of the
Guyan Valley railroad for contractor
Boxley That part of the road now
mi course of construction is sixteen
miles in length, extending from a
mile above Logan to the mouth OF
Huffs creek. All the grading is
practically completed, and 1t is ex-
peeted that trains will be running
TO the mouth of Huff's Creek on
Guyan river by Christmas, II not
sooner.
1t has been the intention of the
promoters of the Guyan Valley road
from the first to push its line
on through Wyoming county into
Raleigh and connect with the Pin
ey river branch of the Chesapeake
& Ohio at Lester; and doubtless
this would have been done before
now, had not the c. and o. road,
lost the Jenny's Gap tunnell in a
hard-fought legal battle with the
Virginian. Since, however, the
Virginian and C. & o. roads have,
as a result of recent conferences,
come to an agreement whereby the
latter road acquires a right-of-way
through Jenny's Gap, it is quite
likely that the original plans of the
C. and o. company will be carried
out with all possible dispatch, thus
establishing direct railway communi-
cation between Beckley and Hunt
ington within a twelve month.
The Guyan Valley road is opening
up region of inexhaustible wealth
in both coal and timber, and is des-
tined to become one of theimport-
ant factors in the development of
southern West Virginia. - Beckley
Messenger. ...r
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the Father alone This should not,
however. be understood to mean that
the Son OF God would not know about
the matter later on. In due time. be.
fore he would begin his work Of es-
tabllshing the Kingdom, Neither
would II prove tina. the angels of
heaven would be in ignorance up to
the last moment Mlther would 1t
prove that Gods people, living at the
time for the establishment Of the
Kingdom. would not know In fact,
the Master declares that all living in
proper harmony with him would be
kept informed respecting the Fathers
Plans as they became due. He de
clared that II they would partake Of
the things OF God and follow after
them, that then they should have meat
.in due season
In this very study the Great Teacher
! illustrates this principle, referring to
Noah and Lot, Noah was Informed
respecting the coming change Of Dis.
pfnsatlon when he was Instructed to
build the ark one hundred and twenty
yeprs before the flood. Lot was In.
structed respecting the disaster com
ing upon the city In which he lived
long enough in advance to escape from
It; likewise the Church Of Christ Is
forewarned BY this illustration and re-
minded that when they Zee they shall
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11

not like Lots wife. coyetOusly look
back to the things which, under Dl-
vine condemnation. are to pass away.
but shall escape to the mountains
Zee to the Kingdom Of God, which
VIII at that time be In process Of es.
Enlistment
Doubtless much Of the immortality
and sensuallty which marked the days
OF Noah and the days OF Lot viii pre-
vail in the world in the closing days
OF the present age. Other Scriptures
so inform us, even though this study
intimates nothing Of the kind. This
lesson brings 10 our attention another
feature connected with our Lords
Second Adyent-a feature which hith.
erto has been little noticed by Bible
students II informs US that his Sec
ond Coming will be unobseryed, un.
known to the world; that he will be
present In the world and have TO do
with the gathering together Of his
saints and with the great time Of
trouble which will follow, yet be en-.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11

$3.50 to $3.50 per barrel, while
$3.50 and $3.50 are being asked
for fancy West Virginia apples such
as are raised in the fruit producing
regions of this state. While the or
chards Of Berkeley, Morgan, Hamp'
shire and other eastern counties
are producing more than three
fourths of the entire crop of this
state the western section from Hunt
ington to Wheeling along the valley
is also becoming recognized as one
of the best apple producing in the
world.
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Carefully nursed by ideal weather
conditions, the apple crop OF West
Virginia will exceed that of any
previous year and already the ap.
pies are bringing from two TO three
dollars more per barrel than
the apples of other states. Last
year the apple crop of West vir.
ginia brought more returns than did
the entire output OF coal This
year the apple crop will bring ev-
en- larger returns than in 19O9,oy.
er $4,000 were raised this year in
Berkeley county alone, the core OF
the eastern fruit belt,
Common apples are bringing from
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THE PRESENCE OF THE SON OF
MAN D..

u,nh.,, -Nov.r,h., "a
.n-,., ~ 49, L., a, .,,.r ,.,o ,,.,,,.
tlon."-natthep 6IL
~oR yarious reasons many pIhla
students understand That our
lord referred 10 the Jewish ma.
80, under Inc symbolism OF \ Br.trre
lie had been telling his disciples what
might be expected In the end OF this
age, when he would come again TO re-
ceiye bis faithful 10 himself aud TO
give them place as his Bride upon
his Throne and to establish his King.
dom under the whole heavens for the
blessing OF Israel and all the world
through Israel, In this study be tells
us that amongst the prominent signs
OF the closing Of this age and the open
ing Of the new VIII be the budding Of
the hg tree--the springing forth Of new
life aud new hope In the Jewish ma
ton. And Is not this condition OF
things manlfesting Itself todayi Be
hold the Jews awakening aud listen.
ing 10 the voice Of Moses and the
Prophets calling them TO Palestine and
TO fresh hope In God and in the glori.
Gus promises to which they still are
heirs Us the natural seed OF Abraham!
''F)r the gifts and calling Of God are
things he does not repent or Romans
Il. 1880.
~This oen.rs,Ion Shall Not Pans
Tha generation witch wI,resses Tho
.,gns nrom,sed IN tho verses nraro,,,ng
.opr lesson and which witnesses ,hts
wv ,,," 80 I'm" "'.'V -. 'uis
hona ~ Israoi w,n 900 % Tho ,,,n ,ho
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, a, The ,,Ior,ons chance
m Dlsnensa,ion 40 long ,oretold They
viii wt,n.ss ,hs rassIns ~ Tho r.Irn
:, the prlnc. ~ Dnrtness and The an,
anynrs,,on :, ,no rlnr,ors ro,sr -,
the prlnce n, IIch,- IcssIab wT,h hls
glor,ons Rr,de cInss. no, bnwever that
mankind viii see Messiah with the
natural ewes NOR ,eo oyen bIs eIorinns
Rrlae exrent with Tho evcg n, thoir
understandInv "Flesb and h,ood can.
NOT inherit tho Kinrdom az God" In
this highest sense Flesh and blood
however. VIII see Abraham, Isaac and
Jacob and all the Prophets In the King
dom, and VIII have full testimony and
pracueal demonstration OF the King
aon power IN the great transformation
that WIZ De wrought and the restitu.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-11

Group is most prevalent during tn
dry cold weather of the early win
ter months. Parents of young chill
dren should be prepared for it.All
that is needed is bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. Many
mothers are never without it in
their homes and 1t has never dis
appointed them. Sold by all deal
ers.