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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

indicating to the members of his fam
iiy what his intentions were. Swafford
grabbed his revolver and. rushing
from the house, fired before they could
interfere.
HORSE THIEF SENTENCED.
oscar Bunker, convicted of stealing
valuable horse from Mrs. Louis Cole
or Peru, was refused a new trial and
sentenced to term OF from two to
fourteen years in the penitentiary and
disfranchised for nine years
INJURED by MAD BULL.
James Eason. a farmer living near
Rugby, was probably fatally Injured
by bull which attacked him in a wood
near his home. The bun knocked Fa
son down. but the man regained his
feet and fought the animal for fifteen
minutes. When overpowered and al
most exhausted he crawied to a nearby
fence.
TO BEGIN PIECEwoRK.
rumor was in circulation in WASH
ington among the employees of the Bal
timore & Ohio Southwestern railroad to
the effect that the company will post
notice placing the machinists upon
the piecework system. 1t was a SINH
lar order issued several months ago
tnat brought about a strike of the
Baltimore & Ohio machinists. and which
has been the cause here of much spec
ulation as to whether the local ma
chinists would be called out in sym
pathetic strike.
SHOT FOR TICKLING FEET.
Mary Pruitt of JeffersonvfIle 80 wears
old, colored. was shot and killed by
her husband, William Pruitt, as the re-
suit of her tickling his feet. The kill
ing. however. was accidental. Pruitt
and then playfully picked up a revolv-
err, which he did not think was loaded.
He snapped the weapon and it was
discharged. the bullet entering his
wife's leg and she bled to death. Be-
fore she died she exonerated her hus-
| band.
| FIND DYING MAN.
/ The police believe an unidentified
man who now lies in a dying condition
at the Logansport jail was attacked by
robbers and thrown into the Wabash
river. The man was half naked when
/ found by the officers.
DOES WEsTONIAN STUNT.
Frank Schumm, SO years DID, who
says he has walked from New Orleans
/ to Los Angeles and from the latter
| place to Chicago. reached Fort Wayne
| recently from the Windy City. He had
| signed papers which seem to prove his
contention He is now on his way to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03
REPuRLICAN rowNsHIp CALI,

1l EPqgBLlGAN TOWNSHIP CALL.
p the various clssa and fosps in ssfd
at s p. M. for the purpose Of selecting
IN n tie L Ie aaE klak Nay & tssaxBg r.
faf f1p usoe e s sa5
Candidates for the Advisory Board Of
North Township. Lake County, Indi-
North Township is entitled to Tween
ty-Seven (27o Delegate votes in said
naes to b. saa e saa ma Mass After
vention on the 9Th day of May shall
De apPorsaonea e Nnotg the yarions CITIES
North Township, precincts /. and
City Of Hammond-11 Delegates, IL
Alternates
Cry of East Chicago-11 Delegates,
city Of Writings Delegates. AL
ternates.
following places:
North Township. precincts /. and 5
City Of n Hammr M, Hall
City OF WhitingIcity E Hall
FRED FRIEDLBY.
REpuBI1cAN 'ofNT REPRESENTA-
TIVE CALL
The Republican voters of Lake
County VIII meet in Mass Caucuses in
the various Townships Cities and
Towns in said County on Friday even
Ing. May 9Th, 1910, at 500 p. M, for
the purpose of selecting Delegates to
| the Convention to be held on the 10th
| day of May. 1910, at 200 p. M, at
Gary. Indiana, for the purpose of elect
Ing a. Candidate for Joint Representa-
| tive for the Counties of Newton and
Lake.
| Lake County is entitled to twenty
delegate votes In said Convention and
| said Delegates and Alternates to be
selected at said Mass Convention on the
9Th day of May. shall be apportioned
| among the various Townships Cities
and Towns in said Counties as fol-
| lows:
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WORK OF THE
DAY IN CONGRESS
(Monday. May 2. 1900
SEN

In addition to considering the
railroad bill for two hours, the SEN
ate discussed at length and passed
the bin creating a bureau of mines
In the Interior department. The bill
had received the sanction OF the
house and now only requires the
signature of the president. The
long and short haul amendment to
the railroad bill prepared by Senator
Dixon was the subject Of lively de-
bate. Adjourned until tomorrow.
HOUSE.
1t was suspension day In the
house and numerous bills were pass
ed. Among them were measures to
Increase the personnel OF the engf-
neer corps Of the army, to provide
for additional lighthouse equipment
and to build a monument at Midway.
Ga. to the memory of General
Stewart of revolutionary fame, the
great-great-grandf of former
President Roosevelt.
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WHY?
A WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY.

conviction first blind
undoubtedly find
Indeed will
evidence
perfect
convictions
a
besides
i
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YES, John WAS SORE.

The South Times the northern
After his defeat for the senatorshp
our occasions that may him
but being kful
less equal to the immediate task before
reminder ambition of
permit things later
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NORTH TOWNSHIP.

Please announce that L am a candt-
date for the nomination of constable ON
the republican ticket, subject to the
wishes of the North township conven-
tfon, to be held at East Chicago.
JACOB TEITLEMAN.
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Editor Times: You are authorized to
announce that i Will be candidate for
Joint representative on the republican
ticket for Lake and Newton counties.
subject to the wishes of the joint con-
vention to be held at Gary I'm May
FRANK j. DORSEY.
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Heart toHeart
Talks.
THE WORLD is KIN.
BY EDWIN A. NYE..

Little Ruth Marks ef Chicago, aged
three years, while playing upset
bucket of boiling water over herself.
She was badly burned.
The little girl was taken to a hos
pital, where for awhile her life was
despafred Of, but she gradually i'm
proved, and finally 1t was decided she
grating operation.
The father put an advertisement in
the papers Offering So an inch for good
healthy skin.
More than fifty persons offered their
cuticle.
The applicants represented every
class, from the workingman without
job, who needed the money to feed
a hungry family, to the wealthy club
man, who offered to make the sacri-
fee In order to save the child's life.
Only four were taken.
About an inch and a quarter Of cuti-
Gle was taken from the right arm of
each OF the men selected. following a
rigid examination by the doctors
One of the men said he had two lit
tie sisters at home who reminded him
OF Ruth and that he would have glad
" contributed the full amount Of the
skin out Of pity for the child.
Another successful candidate declar-
ed he had wa1ked four miles through
the rain in his desire to be OF service.
Not one Of the men would accept a
cent Of money-not even car fire.
Well
These occurrences are not uncom-
An appeal for cuticle or for blood to
be used for TRANSMISSION into the veins
Of the weak is always responded to.
And only when the person making
the Offering is In dire need Is money
accepted for the sacrifice.
The fact is
The more you see of people and the
more you think about them the more
do you become amazed at the IN
HERENT GOODNESS OF MEN AND
WOMEN.
| 1t is a SANDER on the race to say
that men, women and children are nat
urally depraved. They are not. They
are NATURALLY GOOD. They may
roundings, but Inherently they are dis
posed to goodness.
And touch Of nature does not make
the whole world kin. It rs kin. The
occasion merely brings It out. People
are not angels, by any means, but
Gods In his heaven, and all's well
| with the world"
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
May q.
| 7T85-Robert johnson, colonial gov
ernor OF South Carolina, died II
Charleston. Born in 1882.
| 1T94-Bishop James o. Andrew of tn,
M. e. church, born In Georgia
Died In Mobile, March 1. 1871.
| 1s1s-Havre de Grace. Mr.. burned b.
the British blockading squadron.
| 1S14-Restoration of the Bourbon dyn
asty IN France
| 1ste-Samuei Dexter. secretary Of wa
under President Adams, died II
Athens, N. Y. Born in Boston Ma.
II, 1881.
1s4s-rort Brown. on the Rio Grande
attacked by the Mexicans
Observation-Disclosures victorious at bat
the of fredericksburg
| 1S72-Lfbera1 republicans IN conven ito.
at Cincinnati nominated Horac
Greeley for the presidency.
1ss2-Edward Blake moved resolu
ton In the Dominion house of com
mons demanding for Canada the in
dependent right to negotiate com
mercial treaties.
1sS8-Justice William A Henry of Nov
Scotia, one Of the Fathers of tn
Confederation" died. Born Dec 81
1916.
f901-Large section Of Jacksonville
Fla, destroyed by fire.
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Editor Tfmess You are authorised to
announce my name as a candidate for
joint representative of Lake and New
ton counties the republican ticket
subject to the decision of the conven-
tion whose date is TO be decided later.
H. y, GRANGER.
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OH YES. 1T WAS HARMONY

of county
eating the harmonousness Of a democracy
FIurrahf for Taggar
Mingled
OF down"
the akersy
yels of down
Applause no.
Morehs
How OF the kissing
of the
do know but evident
o machin
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FOR BETTER HEALTH.


evidence
s as
DRY busting
aret the avenue to consum
targets n colds
a
shorth OF
m S not ,yourl fe is not safe"
public
working class"
individual ation.
6 uwantyo
a 1ongw way tchere it
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Political Announcements
Joint; Representative.

Editor TTmest Please announce that
1 am candidate for nomination for
joint representative of Lake and New
ton counties, subject TO the Wishes of
the republican joint convention, to be
held mt a date to he later decided upon
WILLARD ID. VAN HORNE.
Editor TImess You are authorized
to announce that I ann a candidate for
the nomination for joint representative
of Lake and Newton counties, subject
to the desires OF the republican joint
representative convention to be held at
a date to be decided later.
TNGWALD MOE.
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Pittsburg. He says his wife and chill
dren were drowned in the Galveston
tidal wave. He is strong and healthy,
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WHAT HAMMOND NEEDs.B BADLY.

Calumet
Of
m to eaph handsomely 'front.'
disputed
a
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Z A n Do NJ
THINGS AND FILINGS

i Il i
HOW'S the rhubard pie. Don't ford
get to make room for it?
Sc
WELL you had to let Mr.. Kernd
change his mind, didn't you?
RUDYsLeeds seems to be intent on |
forcing Pompadore LaFollette on us
too.
PULL your klties doom frae the
shelf and make ready for May, the
twelfth
IF there is anything that Teddy
wants that hasn't been offered him, it
is rest.
WRITING poetry comes natural to
some people. far more natural than
selling,it.
| Well you can't blame Mr. Kern
whensyou reflect that he is in for an.
other kdefeat.
THINK about your own troubles If
you want to make yourself and other
|peopleamiserable.
THE Linton Citizen, democratic,
calls John W. Kern "that soured-on-
Ithe-cobs statesman."
-A&-
IF April showers bring May flowers,
what in the name of goodness will
May showers bring.
-
IT was a dark and gloomy day yes
terday for some of those seeking sa-
loon licenses In Gary. but not many.
FINE weather for goloshes (provid-
ing it is raining when this is printed
as it is when 1t is written.
COLONEL Roosevelt has defined
the ideal citizen. There are only two
of them and Jake Riis is the other.
THE democrats of Indiana have a
plank In their platform In favor of
Senator Beveridge's child-labor law.
so far no one has started to plug
for a line of freighters on the Calu-
met, plying between Gary and Ham
mond.
; TT isn't bit poetical, but as soon
= as the light of the silvery moon shows
i up you ought to begin to plant your
turnips.
= MEN are certainly mean cusses
= Here's one who declared himself in
sane, SO as to escape paying his wife
! alimony.
ST says that the Indianapolis Sur
is the leading Beveridge organ In In
: diana Lord help the senator IL thai
: was true.
:. WHERE are the prophecies tha
. were uttered last year that Roosevelt
would be forgotten six weeks after hs
left American
J THE a11-absorbing question is: ''Wil
= kaiser kiss Teddy when they meet ii
that dear old Berlin.
-AA-
THE insurgent who wants TO put tn,
standpatters out of business is
: coward. Let us have a good f1gh
while we are at it.
EDITOR Box gives some relief TO
married men. In his chaste journa
he shows shirtwaists for women wit
the button holes in front
WE are now beginning to hear wha
grand old man Mr.. Kern was, or IL
or will be. Which is it? Ha, hum
Life is real: life is earnest.
THE garden seeds sent out by cor
gressmen this year are said to b
rather punk. Probably due to tn
high cost of living somehow.
:, YOUNG and pretty census enume1
ator holds the record She landed As
names in one day. At that John HI
ber's barn record. beat her a cit
block
-AA
MR.. Johnson says he is going to as
Mr. IeffrieS soma nninted nupStfnn
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THE Jewel Republican (Kan.) In
serts an ad as follows: II am going
to quit, so have a good secondhand
baby go-cart for sale.-Fred James,"
Tell it to Colonel Roosevelt, Freddie.
What are you going to quit?
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Delegates. Alternates.
s Ssi s5s, = r es ss3y 94i1assis Il
ss'sn saa z s. 9sha Twp: { Z.
Winfield Townships. TX TX
Hobart Township. .1A TX
City of Hannm ...4A 4&
City Of East Chicago. IA AZ
City of Whiting .....1A IL
West Creek and Eagle
Creek Townships =.
Said meetings will be held in the fol-
North Township-Schoolhous at
Munster.
Calumet Township-Tolleston. Kun
ert's Hall.
Ross and ST. John Townships-Mer-
rillville, Schoolhouse.
Center, Hanover and Winfield Town
ships-Crown Point Courthouse.
West Creek and Eagle Creek Town
ships-Center, Schoolhouse.
Hobart Township-Hobart, STRAIT
tons Opera House.
City of Whiting-Whiting City Hall
City Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chopin
Hall.
City of East Chicago-East Chicago,
Wielands Hall.
The Convention will be composed OF
twenty eight Delegates apportioned
among Newton and Lake Counties
FRED LYONS,
Chairman of Newton County
r. r. SCHAAF
Chairman Of Lake County.
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CLEVELAND divorce suit reveals
that while man and wife dwelt In
the same house they ignored each
other Huh, Begin chronicling those
little things and the size of the paper
will have to be increased
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MR.. Johnson says he is going to ask
Mr. Jeffries some pointed questions
when they meet In the ring. What
does Mr.. Johnson imagine this July 4
affair is going to be tack party or a
kaffeek1aatsch?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

YOUNG and pretty census enumer.
ator holds the record She landed Asa
names in one day. At that John HUI
ber's barn record. beat her city
block
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

WHERE are the prophecies that
were uttered last year that Roosevelt
would be forgotten six weeks after he
left American
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

ST says that the Indianapolis Sun
is the leading Beveridge organ In In
diana. Lord help the senator IL that
was true.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

THE garden seeds sent out by con.
gressmen this year are said to be
rather punk Probably due to the
high cost of living somehow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

MEN are certainly mean cusses
Here's one who declared himself in
sane, SO as to escape paying his wife
alimony.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

THE democrats of Indiana have a
plank in their platform IN favor of
Senator Beverages child-labor law.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

COLONEL Roosevelt has defined
the ideal citizen. There are only two
of them and Jake Ris is the other.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

FINE weather for goloshes (provid
ing it is raining when this is printed
as it is when 1t is written.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

EDITOR Box gives some relief for
married men. In his chaste journal
he shows shirtwaists for women with
the button holes In front
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

TT isn't bit poetical, but as soon
as the light of the silvery moon shows
up you ought to begin to plant your
turnips.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

THE a1l-absorbing question is: will
Teddy kiss the kaiser or will the
kaiser kiss Teddy when they meet In
that dear old Berlin
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IF April showers bring May flowers
what in the. name of goodness VIII
May showers bring
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Copyright, 1903, By W. N. ID
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

WE are now beginning to hear what
grand old man Mr.. Kern was, or is,
or will be. Which is it? Ha, hum!
Life is real; life is earnest
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so far no one has started to plug
for line of freighters on the Calu-
met, plying between Gary and Ham
mond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-03

1T was a dark and gloomy day yes
terday for some of those seeking sa
loon licenses In Gary, but not many
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by George Matthew Adams.
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THE ingurgent who wants TO put the
standpatters out of business is a
coward Let us have a good fight
while we are at it.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-16
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BARRED
Quebec House Kills Bill to Incorpor.
ate Church In Montreal

Quebec. May 16.-A bitter discus
sion before the private bills commit
tee Of the lower house resulted in the
killing OF the bill TO incorporate the
First Church of Christ Scientist. at
Weshtmount. All kinds OF charges
were made against Christian Scientist
doctrines. the attack being led by ].
n. Greenshlelds, X. c. who declared
that the Reverend Doctor Barclay of
Montreal, had opposed the same bill
last year. There have been some
very sad and touching examples of
the administration OF this religion in
and around Montreal and elsewhere"
declared MI. Greenshields, 1T is
faith cure that they teach and moth
ing else. II you have typhoid fever
they propose to cure II by faith. |
think this is very dangerous. These
people are tried for murder all over.
Not ten days ago there was a case of
this kind in Ontario"
Mr.. Falconer. X. c.. defended the
bill saying that the Christian Soien.
lists say that Christ healed by faith.
and that this is the ideal we should
seek TO attain "
Mr. Greenshields they are
going to kill people in the meantime"
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NO MORE FILES
HEM RoID DOES ITS WORK
THoRoUeHLY-No RETURN

II you have piles you know that the
usual treatment with salves. suppos.
itories or operations can't be depend
ed upon for more than temporary re-
lief. Outside treatment won't cure
the inside cause-bad circulation In
the lower bowel. DR.. Leonhardt's
Hem Roid, tablet remedy taken in.
ternally removes the cause OF plies
permanently. Sold for 81 and full :
guaranteed by w. l.. Gokay. Benning.
ton, W. DIR. Leonhardt Co. Station
y, Buffalo. N. Y. Prop. Write for
booklet
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Mru. winulow's Soothing Syrup

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LIONS ~ hofhkRs Cor their Cilif.DRKN wuil.l
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A.hta WIND COLO, ana Il ne best remedy or nfAR.
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Nuuassf ioea AN OIL AND y gil TRfrD Rrnrnr
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Blfsy Readers

William Harris was in Troy today.
Edward Foley was in North Adams
Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. 0. NJ. Barber are
in Troy today.
Edward Foley is in Albany for
portion of the day
William Parker of Pleasant street
was in Troy today.
Mrs A. p Kennedy of Pittsheld
visited here Sunday.
H. n Williams was in Arlington
and Manchester today.
]. T. Remington was in Wallingford
a part of the day Saturday.
Miss Mary Kelly of Lee, Mass, was
visitor in the village Sunday
Miss Annie Putnam was in Troy
and Albany portion of the day.
George Phillips of Troy was The
Sunday guest of his parents here.
Miss Georgiana Austin spent Sun
day with friends in North Pownal.
Miss Elizabeth Schmurr of Steph-
entown was a Sunday visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lighthall went
to Schenectady this morning to re-
side
Mrs. George M. Hawks and daugh-
ter spent portion Of the day in
Troy.
Mrs William r. Graves of New
York is at her home in Bennington
Center.
Miss Lena Percy assisted Sunday
In the choir of the First Baptist
church.
Mrs j. t. Kelly of Troy is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dav-
export.
Mrs. Fanny Mobiles Wilcox of South
Boston is the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
S. r. Wilcox.
Miss Florence Potter Of the North
Adams Normal school visited her par
ents over Sunday.
James Findley who has been work.
ing at the Putnam House has resign
ed and gone to Troy
Mrs. Margaret Ryan has given up
her position at the Putnam House and
is TO accept one in Troy.
Company X. V. N. G., is moving to-
nav m ifg In, h., IL
frey store on Main street.
Mrs F. S. Merrill who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Mary Nc
CURE has returned to Rutland
John Toomey and son, John
who are at work In Manchester were
at their home here over Sunday.
The sales room Of the Holden Leon.
ard Co, will be open Tuesdays only,
as formerly until further notice.
57tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jepson of
Hoosick Falls visited her mother on
Sunday, Mrs. II. S. Andrews of Silver
street.
Miss Ida Brimmer OF Petersburg
was the guest Sunday of her father
William Brimmer OF the Put
nam House.
Arthur j. Dewey is erecting a good
sized building for the storage OF lum.
Der In the rear OF his residence on
West Main street.
Mrs. 7. p Gregg and Mrs. C. j.
Kinsley went Saturday to Schenec-
tady for visit with Mrs. Edward Can
field a former resident of Benning-
ton.
Charles II. Willard. formerly propii-
etor of the Pu'lom House, now pro
prietor OF 20 Orchard Park hotel at
Manchester was a visitor here Sat
urday.