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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

GARY.
Lot 2, block II. Broadway addi-
Zawadzki -....... 1900
Lot 81. block 2. Pridmore. Orr &
Co. to John Rostar- ESQ
Lots I 2; block 8. Gary Land Co.'S
Joseph Goldman ........ 1,7os
HAMMOND.
Lots IS. IA. Rimbachs addition,
Louis Beemsterbaer to Edward
G. MinaS l,OOO
Lots Z, s. block I, South Home
to Edward j. Eder 1900
EAST CHICAGO.
Lot At, block 8, subdivision NE u
29-37-9, East Chicago Co. to
Peter Kudwa ITO
Lot 10, block Is, subdivision SW II
28-37-9, East Chicago Co. to
Borbala Simko ............. 175
w " lot IL. lot IL, block 8, sub
division E u 29-37-9. East Chi
cago Co. to Dan Babjar- ....... 225
TOLLESTON.
Lot Ga block in second Logan
Park addition, Gary Realty Co.
to Susan E. Ross. l
Section 35-33-9 We II Sc Il
so acres, William u. Northrup to
Delbert Craft Observation-Disclosures. $500
Section 1919 W-Part SW u,
Nellie McTigue to John Latiak 900
Section 29-36-7 W-Part S n SW
II Sc u William B. Owen to
BENJAMIN F. Butler. ..-........ zoo
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TOLLESTON.

Mrs. Otto c. Borman transacted bust
ness at East Chicago yesterday.
Mrs d. Wick was shopping in Ham
mond yesterday.
Louis Meyers was visiting with his
mother at Hammond Wednesday even
ing.
Bob Wilcons transacted business in
Hammond yesterday a few hours.
Mrs August Broan was visiting in
Hammond yesterday.
Ed Hecker of Chicago was visiting
with his brother. August Hecker, yes
terday.
Mrs. Saxon and Mrs. Fred Papke were
Hammond shoppers yesterday.
NJ. NJ. Winters was transactfng bust
ness in town yesterday.
Mrs. J. Gordon was visiting with
friends in Hammond yesterday after
noon.
L. j. Carter of Chicago transact
ed busienss at Bormann's office yes
terday.
Miss Martha Schaaf of Robertsdale
transacted business at the public
schools yesterday. giving music and
drawing lessons
Paul Conrad was a Hammond visitor
yesterday.
j. Manikowsgi. the mover. of Ham
mond transacted busienss in town yes
terday.
George Shade of Hammond was visit
ing with Arthur Kunert yesterday for
a few hours.
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HOBART.

Miss Eva ODeH Is home to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. ODell.
There will be a regular meeting of
the town board next Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyor's daughter.
Mamie, who recently became mentally
impaired. was taken by Sheriff Grant,
accompanied by Mr.. Boyor. to Logans-
port.
The seniors gave a party on a mem
Der of the faculty, c. H. Barts. last
evening. All report splendid time.
Mrs James Roper is remodeling her
building which she recently purchased
from John Gordon. They will move
into the same when remodeled.
Mrs. Sela Smith is quite i'll at her
home on Main street. Mrs. Dan Schol-
Ter is nursing her.
The jubilee singers will appear in Ho
bart April 18th. This is the last num-
Der of the Star lecture course.
The Ideal Book club meets next
Tuesday, April 5. with Mrs. Hayward.
Mrs. Frank Scheddell is visiting with
her parents at Flora, Ind, for a few
days.
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H. H. Frazee, who presents THE
Time, the Place and the Girl" the at
traction billed for the Calumet theater.
Sunday. April 8. matinee and night, is
a Arm believer in placing the prettiest
girls in the most conspicuous places at
the proper time to produce a counter
irritant In the minds OF those who think
they are about to be disappointed. He
believes in a song hit that can carry
itself on its merit. is qradrupled by the
swaying group of unimpeachable bfoil-
ers in the foreground of an array of
we'll gowned showgirls and his expert
ence has taught him to pick winners in
arranging his productions.
The young women who constitute this
section of The Time, the Place and the
Girr' possess all these qualifications so
necessary to please the eye and charm
the ear. There are ten musical numb
ers which are given additional color
by the beauty of such girls in timely
action.
It's seldom II ever
You'll find them together,
1.-The Time, the Place and the Girl"
Those who have seen The Time, the
Place and the Girl" are responsible for
the statement that there Is not sing
lie song IN 1t that Is not clever and
catchy. Most plays of this sort have
one or two breezy things upon which
the entire production hinges. but the
unceasing variety of melody and mirth
Of this production has gained for 1t an
undying reputation. 1t is to musical
comedy what Uncle Toms Cabin" has
been to drama, except that The Time,
the Place and the Girl" has not been
allowed to deteriorate by unworthy pro-
auctions. 1t has ben held up to the
highest key by the best talent obtain
able to interpret the leading roles and
backed by a chorus of real merit, who
are costumed in the richest dresses that
money can buy.
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RESCUE
IN BAD FIRE
scontlnued from Page II

After he and oficer Frisco had tried
the houses In the neighborhood to get
at a telephone he decided that the
speedfest way would be to the fire
station a half mile. He made record
race and after having given the alarm
dropped exhausted on one of the beds
in the station.
1t was about O'Clock this morning
when Mrs. Kunsney was awakened by
the smoke in her fat The FIRE start
ed In the back end and Quilted the
whole first floor. She had trouble in
arousing her three children, but finally
got her 13-year-old boy and her IL
year-old girl into the open air. The
nat inside was already a raging fur
mace, but she rushed back. and wrap
ping her night gown about her 2-year-
old boy she carried him into the open
air. She was quite badly burned and
the night gown in which; she carried
the child was burned. Fortunately the
child escaped without injury.
In the upper fiat stevens lay sound
asleep. unconscious of the danger. The
hremen battered in the door to the
fiat and hurried him to the street.
LOSS Covered by Insurance.
Mrs. Kunsney and her children were
taken to 1920 Northcotte avenue. She
was most severely Injured. having been
burned around the head. neck and arms
They were given clothing and were
cared for. Stevens spent the night at
the home Of the chief of police, Albert
Lewis.
Ben Flack, the fire chief, found about
SIS in money which had been In the
Kunsney fiat. Part of the money was
in bills. which were damaged
The building was insured for $1.70o
The loss is estimated at $1,000. The
contents In the lower fiat, valued al
$500. were all destroyed. In the upper
nat there was a loss of $3.50. covered
by $500 insurance.
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present were: Mr.. and Mrs. P. Typ
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Jansen,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Jansen, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Koedyker, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Lehman
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kikkert,
Bert Jansen, Ben Blink and w. jan
sen. They all reported a good time.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church of Highlands Will
give social at the church tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Typ and daugh-
ter, Maggie, were at Oak Glen yester-
day to visit their married daughter,
Mrs. B. Van Kley.
Mrs. A. Reiner was Hammond shop
per Yesterday
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LOWELL.

Mrs Ella Merriman. who was called
here on account of the death of her
grandmother. Mrs. A. d. Palmer. has
returned to her home at Bangor, Mich.
Ernest Kern had a valuable horse
die very suddenly a few days ago.
Maurice Cleaver has accepted a years
job as manager of a large ranch up in
Minnesota and left last evening to as
sumo his duties.
L. Rose is a cripple for few days,
on account of getting his foot caught
in a hay press recently.
Miss Alice Love, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Love. under
went a successful operation for appen-
dicitis In Chicago hospital yester-
day.
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CROL|US TO
REPRESENT
LAKE co.

William c. Crolius of Gary will rep
resent Lake County at the meeting of
the National League of Democratic
Clubs which will convene at Indian
apo1fs on April 27th-
Stokes Jackson chairman of the State
Democratic committee notified Mr..
Crofius today of his appointment. A
vice president is selected from each
county and chairman Jackson has COM
pleted his list 1t is likely that Gary
and Hammond will send a large dele
cation of prominent Democrats to the
meeting at which Governor Marshall,
Governor Harmon of Ohio, Roger Sulli-
van. Norman Mack and other leaders of
prominence will be present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-01
.SHAKEUP
IN GARY'S
CITY HALL

What may be considered as a small
sized shakeup in the city hall occurred
this morning when Fire Chief Feeley
dismissed Capt. Frazier and City Clerk
Harry Moose dispensed with the serv-
ice of Miss Hulda Lager
Frazier last night took the auto fire
patrol to fire near Tolleston and on
the way back met with an accident in
which the machine was damaged. An
argument about the fault for the acci-
dent resulted in Fraziers dismissal.
The amount of work and an argu-
ment about 1t In the city clerks office
brought about Miss Layers resignation
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Mr.. Davidson 70 the Smith Bader-Da-
wilson Co. transacted business in town
yesterday afternoon.
Z. Gross of Hammond transacted bus
mess at Bormann's office Yesterday
An agent of the Jasted Brewing 60.
of East Side was in town yesterday
Mrs. Louis Gordon and daughter,
Miss Eva Gordon. were Chicago shop
peFs yesterday.
Emil Woldt was at Crown Point on
business yesterday
Miss Martha Schaaf of Whiting was
here yesterday. to instruct the pupils
of the public schools in drawing and
music
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George Reed of Austin was a bust
ness visitor in Lansing Thursday.
Miss Clara Dales of Gary is spending
a few days In lansing with friends.
John c. Ton of Oak Glen transacted
business in Chicago Thursday.
Miss Martha Lenton of South Chica-
go was visitor in Bernice yesterday
w. Rose was g Hammond visitor
Thursday morning.
John l. Black of Dyer was an Oak
Glen visitor yesterday.
G.. Book transacted business in Chi
cago Wednesday
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GARY FIRE WAGON
GETS DAMAGED
Prairie Fire at Tolleston
Causes Auto to Break
Down.

Last night, shortly after 8 o'clock,
the local fire department were called
to extinguish a paririe fire about a
mile west OF Tolleston- While making
the run the front wheels of the auto
fire wagon struck a rut In the road
while going at high rate of speed
and as result the beam above the
spring was broken. The machine was
not damaged otherwise, and after a
short delay they proceeded to the nre.
Repairs will be made Immediately.
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CASH GRAIN MARKET,

Winter wheat by sample: No. 2 red.
S11S0121, No. 3 red, s1.13 a LIS: No 2
hard, $1.14ss @1.15%; No. 3 hard, SLOT "a
la.
Spring wheat by sample: No. 8
spring, 1850 1141a
nominal: No. white 63164c nominal;
No. 2 yellow. 81 q as2c nominal; No. g.
6O1h a Sic. No 3 white. 61h @62c: No, V
yellow. 60A 661Ac. No. A. 50 q 56 u G.,
No. white, IS q SIC; No. 4 yellow, $50
571ac.
No. 4 white, Al X 43c; standard, IS u
0461kc.
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HIGHLANDS

A very pleasant surprise party was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs P.
Typ March 80 in honor of her 50th
birthday anniversary. The evening was
spent with music and refreshments
were served during the evening. Those
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HEGEwISCH.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson of
Erie avenue were very pleasantly sur
prised by a host of their friends at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. Hol-
berg of Houston avenue last Wednes
day evening in honor of their golden
wedding anniversary. The guests who
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Glen and Hosford Parks.

Jack ArnoId was q Gary v1sltor yes
terday-
T. w. Englehardt. OF Gary was a
Glen Park business visitor.
Nick and John we1nand have return
ed home after spending a few days
with Hammond relatives
Mrs. A. Wenner spent a few days at
Gary with friends.
Mackinst ewsky of Gary was seen in
our town today.
Carl profit of Ross was Hosford
Park visitor.
r. Tucker of Ross was a Glen Park
visitor yesterday.
Mr. Nessen of Gary was Hosford
Park busienss visitor.
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NOTICE.
Will parties who have replies to
classified ads addressed care Lake
County Times kindly call promptly for
same
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The following letters I'm answer to
Times classified advertising may be OBJ
tnined at the Times office. They Will
De sent by mail upon request and upon
receipt Of stamps.
Answers to classified ads: w H D.
Times. 8. No. l S f. Times. 2; Box NJ II.
Times. i, G. Times, 2. w H T. Times, 2;
Box 33. Times, d No A, Times. 2:
+ M, Times / s Times 1.
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Az far ~ 1t Il pOssible, 1t II advised
that all classified ads should either be
nafled OF seat to the ofAee.
The Times will not be responsible
Tor errOrs In ads taken over the tele-
phone.
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iesman: experience pre-
ferred but not neces sary; We will
chance you if honest and ambitious.
The Vermin Exterminator Co.. Indian
apolis. Ind IL
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Porter and night man; must
give references. Apply Wecater Res
taurant, Sibley St
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LOST AND FOUND.

red cap with vixer, Wed
nesday evening on Holman ST., be-
tween Doty and Clinton. Please phone
220. 3l3
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Readers of the following advertise
ments who wish to communicate with
vealed. should follow the instruc-
'tions to address them by the key let
ter given Requests at this office to
reveal the identity of anonymous ac-
vertisers cannot in Justice to the adj
yertisers. be answered. Simply fol-
low instructions.
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DON'T TAKE UP YOUR RUGS-GET
them cleaned by the Santa Vacuum
Cleaners. Phone Indiana Harbor II.
1914 Michigan ave. 3O-Z
HERE WE ARE AGAIN-ANOTHER
of those excellent S-room houses, all
modern improvements, will be finished
May /; on Elm between 18th and 13Sth.
Induire Louis Houtschilt, o410 Penn
sylyania ave, Indiana Harbor, Ind. 3o-6
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
hous ehold goods. Hammond Furniture
Co. IS State ST., Hammond 1876
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
Don't fail to get our estimates on
your work. We can save you money.
Phone 4S3. w. T. CHM & Co. 329 E.
State st. 2Stf
BIG PROFITS MADE GROWING
winter vegeta bles in Sanford; we of
fer ESQ five-acre tracts, $40 monthly
payments. Title Bond & Guarantee Co.
Sanford, Florida 22tf
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished ROOM suitable
for three gentlemen So Rimbach, End
door west of courthouse. 1-2
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WANTED-Energetic capable general
representative to handle Success Hand
Vacuum Cleaner; price SIS; many rep
week; exclusive territory given to right
party Address Hutchison Mfg. Co..
Williamsburg, Pa LIS
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general clerk. Apply
Fftzhugh-Luther Co. S0-S
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MISCELLANEOUS.

" ANTED-Cheap dirt to I'LL in Hon
wood. Phone 5241
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-08-03

WE are glad to see our old
friend, J. Jerome Haddox, back in
newspaper harness. He l. now
editor and business manager of the
Barboursyille Budget aud the last
issue of that interesting weekly
clearly proves that although Jerome
lost an arm in a railroad accident a,
Columbia, 5. c., last June, the
gray matter which has distinguish
ed him as one of the best newspap
er writers of southern West V1r-
gInla is intact. We wish the Budget
abundant financial success under his
management.
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WHEN the CEBEDo ADVANCE
wants to start something it repro
duces the Financial Statement"
or the "Delinqueut List. w Vest
Union Record.
The Record is mistaken. The
ADVANCE produces but does not re-
produce the interesting productions
10 which reference is made. Don't
you wish you had EN- to produce
every month, Mr.. Record?
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\ Strong Ticket.

The Ohio state Republican con
vention held az Columbus Wedne..
day resulted in the nomination OF
Warren G. Harding of Marion
county for governor, on the third
ballot.
The climax came when George -.
Cox cast Hamilton county % votes
Tor HlIdine.
Harding is said To- be The be.t "a.
publican orator ju The -.atsof ohio.
and g,ea, times are aatupat,d
when he and Governor Harmon
take TO the stump this fall.
The convention adopted rc,oiu.
lions cudor ing the TAFT atm.n...
tlaaon
Tine state ticket is as follow
Governor, W. G. uardiag.
Meat Governor, T.. w. Tread.
way.
Secretary Of State, G.. W. Moon
cy-
state Treasurer, r. W. Archer.
Attorney General, l.. G. Dcnman.
judges of Supreme Court, a. w.
Summers aud WIN. j.. Crew.
Clerk Of Supreme Court John S..
McNutl.
Dairy and Food Commissioner.
u W. Dunlap.
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proceeds will be for the benefit of
the church and the ladies extend a
cordial invitation to all to attend.
John Roach and son, who have
been visiting relatives here, return
ed 10 their home at Logan the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. Oliver Ridgley and Miss
Marie Bazzill of Cincinnati, Ohio,
passed through here last Friday en-
route to Richmond, Va, to visit
relatives.
The Kenova Banking aDd Saw
ings company is going to have a
home of its own.
The new bank has been a paying
institution since its inception, the
business having increased to such
an extent that the present quarters
are entirely inadequate.
For several months the officers of
the bank have realized that in order
to keep pace with the banks growth
new home would have to be Sc
cured. As there were no buildings
here suitable Tor the purpose, "A new
one would necessarily have to be
erected.
The officers began looking about
for new location, with the result
that they purchased the lot adjoining
the Miller building on the east. AT
ter much more consideration they
decided corner lot would be a bet
ter location. Negotiations were
then opened with T. H. Baldridgc
for the purchase of his lot at the
corner of Fourteenth and Chestnut
streets. The deal was consummat
ed tins week, the banking house
paying $500 for the property.
Plans are now being drawn for q
twc.story pressed brick building.
The structure will have massive or
namented columns and tile floor.
The building will cost between
Sl2, 600 and $751; and when com.
pleted will be one of the most bean
tiful banking houses in this section
of the country.
The contract for its construction
Will be let as soon as the plans arc
completed by the architect.
July IS. REpoRrEP.
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KENOvA
Mrs. L. j. Falwell was visitor
at huntington Wednesday.


visiting her sister, Mrs. J. l.. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Rice were
callers at Huntington Wednesday.
Floyd Chapman of Huntington
was business visitor here Wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Mercer have
gone to housekeeping III their new
home.
Mrs. a. l.. Jackson will visit
relatives aud friends at Covington
this week.
Mrs. VIM. Lett is much improv-
ed at this writing after several
days illness.
Miss Stella Hensley of Hansford
is visiting Mrs. II. A. Morris here
this week.
Miss Mary Mccall of the Gate
City was the guest of Mrs. Is Bow
IN this week.
Frank Mulllgan, who has been
lndisposed for the past week or so,
is able to be out.
Mr.. Coleman and son of William.
son are in the city looking up a
future residence.
The foundation is being laid for
the new residence OF G.. w. Whip
pie on Chestnut street.
G. w. Thompson and w. w.
Jackson were business visitors to
Catlettsburg w ednesday.
Mike Drsk had the end Of his
fingers pinched off while working
at the steel plant Tuesday.
Miss Kate Smith has retained
from a visit with her sister, MRS.
Ed McMullen, at Cincinnati.
a large crowd of people from
here attended the Sunday School
convention at Cyrus last week.
Miss Mamie Grizzle has returned
to her home at Whites creek after a
visit with relatives at this place.
Miss Merle Holt has returned
from pleasant visit to her cousin,
Miss Hazel Berger, at Catlettsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip DufTey Of
Indianapolis, Ind, attended the
funeral of Roy Duifey here Sun
day.
Miss Caroline Reinstorff left
Saturday for an extended visit at
Cuyahoga Falls and other points in
Ohio.
Henry WeIs left Tuesday night
for LYnchburg, Va, to take an ex-
animation in the railway mail ser
vice.
S. p. Ferguson and daughter,
Lena, of Pharaoh were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Booth.
Mrs. James caves of West Hunt
ington spent Wednesday evening
here with her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Jenkins.
Master Richard Hughes spent a
pleasant afternoon Wednesday with
his little friend, Master Carl Chase
Marcum.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Harris and
children left Tuesd day for a few
weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Davy.
Mrs. 5. G.. Compton was quite ill
for a short time Tuesday morning.
the result of severe attack Of
acute Indigestion.
Mrs. James Beavers returned
Tuesday from visit with relatives
at WEIGH and other points up he
Norfolk IL Western.
Mr.. and Mrs Stafford have Sc
cured rooms at the residence OF &.
h Alyord. They are now doing
light housekeeping
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give a lawn fete Saturday even
ing at Eighteenth street. All kinds
of refreshments will be served.
During the afternoon many good
things TO eat will be ON sale. N G
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Dysentery is a dangerous disease but
can be cured Chamberlain CdliC.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ha,
been successfully used i'll nine epidemics
dysentery. 1t has never been known
TO fml. 1T Is equally valuable for child.
rem and adults, and when reduced with
water and sweetened. it is pleasant to
to take. Sold by all dealers,
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Morning Headache

"I suffered with terrible head
aches. I would get up every morn
ing with such severe attack, and
until began using DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills, never found anything that
would -.vc me the desired relief.
have used them now for several
years. and would not be without
them ii they were a dollar q box"
SAMUEL KEYS,
Eaton Rapids, Mich
81 always keep Or. Miles Anti
Pain Pills on hand. Before ] began
Using them. I had frequent attacks
of headache, but they gaze me
promp, relief"
MRS. CARL HECKNAN,
Minister, Ohio.
The first package viii benefit; II not,
your druggist will return your money.
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A HIGHLY respectable young lady
Of Huntington and one whose de
Votion TO her church a good many
people in this wide, wide world
would do we'll to initiate recently
came into possession of lot of
young dogs. The young woman
had no use for tEem and in casting
about to see how she could dispose
of them to an advantage she found
young man who proposed to buy
the entire lot, giving her a hand.
some price for them as they were
fine blo9ded animals. After hav
ing received the money she con
tributed every cent of it to an or
gan fund for her church.
The incident leads one to. see
that if all the dogs in the country
were worth anything, or rather
would bring anything of price
every church in the country might
be equipped with fine pipe organ,
provided everybody followed the
precedent laid down by the Hunt
ington young woman. - Catlettsburg
Tribune.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1910.

PooR BRYAN! tue democracy of
his own state has turned him down.