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situations 50dntr0, aaaIr

v ANTED CAPABLE MARRIED
couple with hotel experience. both
'front.' ana back ports 10 take charge
of snlsil motel foi owner, seicrences
state salal expected year round l.
- ALpHlN. hot springs.
SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST
class male cook. French German
and Italian dishes ga. -ds. breads
pastry Il speclalty ~. ". WILSON
li5 Main street. Petersburg
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In the District Court OF the United
States for the Eastern District OF Vir-
ginia in the matter of city coal Com
pany. Incorporated bankrupt
In pursuance OF the decree OF said
court. entered on the 5th day OF July.
1912 the undersigned trustee and re-
ccivers will sell at public auction. in
front OF Henrico county courthouse, on
TT1rrpS0Ay Arrcr-cT % 100
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JDr 5alr

LIGHT DELIVERY WAGON. 500. If
you want business buggy see US
also have several surreys at bargain
prices sec our trucks at S1G5.
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Personals
loouItrg, prtS Nno 1inr e9tofk

FoR SALE. FEW THoRouGHBRED
homcrs % certs each. White fans.
10 cents each. 100 North Seventh
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ktaI Cstate iiur SaIr

SMALL FARM. CONTAINING 40
room house on place. about 35 acres
In cultivation. balance in pasture:
creek running through same \
bargain FOR a quick buyer. One and
one null miles from city. on Seven
iinos road =. j. DIETRICH. 2I0l
East Main Street.
FOR SALE. SEVERAL SMALL. FARMS
near Richmond. a bargain prices.
Address TurO. HApKl Main Street
Bank Building.
WATER 'FRONT.' FARM
chcap-l3G acres, fronting three
fourths mile on the ines River.
near good schools. church. railroad
and steamer whHff where four
steamers stop daily. cisht-room
house. orchard. fine soil SO per
month income with this farm not
depend ing on crops Address W l.
WILKINSON. Tcttiurton, Va
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 20.
beginning at 1880 o'clock.
1 hi NrItIID ~ Il 4.
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McvEIGH & GL1NN.
Auctioneera.
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J2oticr5
NoTIcE oF DISSOLUTION.

THE CONCERN HERETOFORE EX.
listing u.,der the nrm name OF Frank
Marect & Co. conducting a merchant
Street. has by mutual consent been
dissolved on September II. 1912 MIR
William Voelckcr retiring. The bust
ness viii hereafter be conducted by
Mr. Frank Mareck who assumes all
assets and liabilities of the old nrm
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Ncal Cstltf J.or Nent

----------------~
WANTED. SMALL STORE OR BUILD
Ing suitable FOR automobile work
shop. Address G ga. care Times
Dispatch.
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aurrion SaIrs, future Days
Sale Of VualabIe Manufac-
turing Plant at Altavista, V a

By virtue of two deeds OF trust.
bearing date August 1. 1911. and -prii
II. 1912. aud duly recorded in the
Campbell County Clerks Office. the IN
uersigned viii sell at public auction.
on the premises. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS. iale.
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
the plant OF the Consolidated Furniture
orks. Including factory AID onic-
buildings and land attached thereto.
machinery franchises. patents. Office
furniture and fixtures. manufactu u
goods. machinery and supplies and ma
,eriai on hand as whole or in parcels
TO suit purchasers
TERMS: cash, but more liberal terms
can be obtained upon reasonable con-
a G. BELL
Atavista Va.
w II. GOULD.
&. r. CASkIE.
a. u. PERCY.
LynchburE. Va.
Trucfpea
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At the request OF Mr. q m Taylor
who Is declining housekeeping we viii
sell at his residence. No asOo park
Avenue
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sQclp lltantro, s9ale

WANTED. LABORERs ZOE STEAM
shovel work d, Harina. y. g.. Wages.
$3.50 per day " eekis pay. FISHER
& CAltOZHA. General CCmt.ae,ora.
WANTED FIRsT-CLAs9 BUsHEL-
man. Apply with references. CANS
RADf COMPANY.
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ssoo-rpper. 1884 Floyd Avenue ono
chlldronD
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lQdnteo
WANTED. 10 Buy FOR CASH.
household goods in any quantity.
Phone Madison 1851.
DON'T WORRYl LET US COLLECT
your accounts. slr= ana quick re-
suits. r. :. ELI son 8 CO, Base
incnt American Bank.
BOLTS AND STAY BOLTS.
WANTED. BOLTS AND STAY BOLTS
made TO order. RICHMOND MA
CHINE WORKS. INC.
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH. OLD
gold and old s!vcr any quantity
D.. c. MEYER JEW ELRY Co. 3lI
WANTED. TO BUY. sECOND-IIAND
i've passenger automobile: must be
in ilrst-class condition. State make,
year. ful particulars and lowest
cash price. Address NJ. NJ. D. SIS
X, agate Avenue. Norfolk. Va
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GOOD LAUNDRY WAGON. $50. LIGHT
grocery wagon. SI20. several trucks
al prices TO suit.
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AUCTION SALE FOR DIVISION
OF
NOS. 1910 AND 1912 vENABLE STREET

At the request Of the owners. who
are determined to sell for division
we viii offer for sale. on the prem
ises. on
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Virginia Ave. and Beach. Coolest Location
N,w throughout. capacity 80: private
baths. elevators. i.co0 feet wide cool
porches; exceptional table. white service.
Special September rates, IS. SIC. 1880 up
weekly. 81 IN daily. Booklet.
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ssprDonI8.
College of William and Mary

BEGINNING OF 2ieih session. Septem Der
10. 1912.
Regular acad emic courses leading to
y B., p S. NJ a. Special teachers
courses TO train young men for tho
work OF the public schools. Able fac
ulty, excellent equipment. large attn
letio neid. Up-to-date dormitories. az
fordlng every comfort and convenience.
a Stats scholarship Will save you
one-quarter OF tho expense. Total cost
per session for prospective teachers,
si32: FOR others, SIS.
For full particulars, address
II. T.. liRIDGEs,
ncGiBtrar. Williamsburg, Va
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We Guarantee

\ good position to every teacher who
completes her preparation at Littlcton
College.
We have scholarships for young
women desiring preparation to teach.
who are without sufficient means.
our scholastic year begins Septem-
her IS. 1912 For catalogue and further
information. address
J. VI. Rhodes,
Littleton. y. c.
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Greater nehmona.s u.aasem Nsv.pr,,,
Gilp CimRg 2aSallg J Bispalrh
GREATEST WANT Ann mar ps
IAIE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA, AND
ONE or THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want AID Rates

bhii', one cent per word when paid
.h nut"hcc. No Al. taken sOr less than
ten cents.
one und one-hulf cents word NIL
ci"hsihcutions except situution Wanted
Ior sunday. situation Wanted. one cent
word. No Al. Sunday tu<en for e ~
'nnh hftccn cents.
ut the counter.
no Ads. tnhcn for less thnn tve..t!-
1--WE cents when pboned In c-.nrSeu
.none orders nof guaranteed.
-iashihcai'ohs not guaranteed niter
ui3O 4. VI.
roe buHiness CONTRACTS. scnd for inc
want Ad. Man. Iho,-~ ,ionroc l.
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Neal CEStat: jfor NeKt
>'~--->------>>@~>>-~--~>- ~~~~----~'----.
harrison & Bates
7 N. llth St.
Possession September /.
HOUSES.
Neal rStat: jior NeKt
Possession September /.


Per annum. Rooms
sis0-2iO2 stuart Avenue. ... s
45o-l6O3 Park Avenue.. s
45o-3li North CRANKY street (for-
meriy Park street, .... 8
45o-loo North Linden Street. 800. s
aoo-1i3 West Main Street ...... S
27o-sOs south Pine street. G
i5o-i6o5 Park Avenue .... S
s27O-Lower. 1lo4 w. Cary st 5
27o-Lower. 2Io7 W. Main St. -. !
27o-Upper aloe w Main ST. 49,. !
Possession at once.
HOUSES.
Fer annum. Rooms.
s72o-l42l Grove Avenue .l2
aoo-2soi West cary street. ..... :
aoo-26Oa West Cary street. :
3oo-2Go5 West Cary Street. 49,. :
24o-2Oc7 Beverly Street. ...... c
ioo-1sis West Main street. ...... 7
ssoo-rppcr. 1884 Floyd Avenue ono
chllurenl .................. ;
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AO9l ano Jinunn


LOST. ON BROAD AND MAIN STREET
car. package papers marked NJ. VI.
strdusc. Please return TO 1911
East Main. GIBBONEI & NUCkCL.s
LOST ON MEADOW STREET. BE
tween Monument and PARK Avenues,
between and clOcK. diamond PIN
With three pearls. Suitable reward
Al returned 70 bartender. Abe
MAkLE GLUE
LOST. MEDICAL DIPLOMA OF THE
University o. Pennsylvania Finder
return to Time Dispatch and re-
CelN. reward.
LOST. Ok MAIN STREET CAR WEST
bound from Main street depot. lady .
pOcketbook. Reward II returned.
MRS. HEAD. or West Main.
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McNcigh x Gllnn.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. North Eleventh street.

TRUSTEE AND RECEIVERS AUG
TION SALE
IN BANKRUPTCY OF TRACT OF
WOODLAND IN HENRICO COUNTY,
VA. CONTAINING 1876 597-1loo
ACRES, MORE OR LESS
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aurtiun 5alss GbfS Dag
lheNaalI!s sI! AucnoaCo.,
S'a-6aE--AST ABRCsAtlaSsr.

'e...N1tesAatr f-AuA&alllkAO
AucrioAEeRs
I'd 6aE1AS T RRTsAt,azsr
NICE. NEAT. CLEAN HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
We Will sell at No so7 South THIRD
bdsinn i19 at 1879 ASG 0'sIoc Rs'
thc contents of the residence. consist
Ing of four very pretty Enameled Iron
Beds with Spring and Hair Mattress.
handsome CHARTERED Oak Bed Room
suit. Cane Seat Chairs and Rockers
Centre Tables several very pretty Oak
l,ressgrs and Washstands. Oak Prin-
cess Dresser and Washstand Toilet
sets Mating. Carpet. Druggets. three
piece Parlor suit. with ramovable
Velour Cushions. Round Mission Table.
Twelve Verona Chairs. Pillows Blan-
kets, Connterpanes. Linoleum. kitchen
Tables. Wood and Coal Heating stoves
vulcan Gas Heaters Kitchen Utensils
SPECIAL.
;, y very hne medium size Edclweis
kefrigerator. porcelain lined and good
as new; holds about 100 pounds ice.
neat and clean and In best condition
Ladies invited to attend sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO
BY Rieheson 6 crutchfeld,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE FOR DIVISION
OF
NOS. 1910 AND 1912 vENABLE STREET
AZ the request Of the owners. who
are determined to aeil for division
we will offer for sale on the prem
ises. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST rs.
Mt 5:2c z. NJ.
those very desirable dwellings. This
property Is in good order. we'll located
rents we'll and therefore affords good
opportunity to persons In search of
small but comfortable home or a good
Investment
TERMS: Very easy. and announced
at sale.
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lqelp, IL &c NIB female


MEN AND WCMBN WANTED FOR
government positions; $50 month:
write for list If positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 4l5-R,
Rochester n Y.
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PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH Us FOR
iuel. as we handle the best anthrsi-
cite. lump splinL and Fire Creek
coal. also try load OF our pine and
oak wood. which ls dry ana under
shelter. TYLER 6 RYAN. 1901 West
Cary street Madison 1873. Monroe
Sol7.
LONG is SELLING THE BEST FREE
burning coal at summer prices. HIS
Wool is large blocNs and dry. 1t VIII
pay YOU TO see him this week and
make your u!rausemcnts for win
ter. Office 1906 West Broad
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Err, Lual anu lliuuo
MOOD I'D coAL-

OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITY.
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company. $50 nalf-cord. DA-
NID NJ LEA & co Phone Monroe
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Noonl5 lliantcn

Two YOl-NG GENTLEMEN DESIRE
adjoining rooms az mod rate rates.
with electric lights and steam heat
located on either Franllin. Grace or
intersrcting streets. between First
and Smith please state price inn
mediate reply requested. Address
II Isl. cnre T!mcs Dispat.h
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ANTIQUES.
SEA FOOD.

SEA FOOD.
CALL PHONE MONROE I'LL FOR
nsh. steamed crabs. crab meat De-
HYered promptly. 200 y. Monroe ST
SAFETY BLADES RESHARPENFD
tell makesl. hairtested and guaran-
teed to shave as good or better than
new. Work received nnd delivered
az our local agency. Howell Bros,
sixth and Broad. SHARPE CO. ~,
North seventh. Phone Monroe
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-04-26
Adams County
Claims SenatOrShip

A political bomb has been hurl-
ed into the local republican camp
by the leaders of the republican
party of Adams county, or at
least those of the faith at or near
Hettinger. The boys down there,
according to DR.. Johns an
nouncement, the Record and a
letter from a prominent leader
at Hettlnger, claim there was a
party agreement entered into
two years ago between the CEN
tral committees whereby Adams
county was to elect a senator this
year and Hettinger county the
two representatives.
The letter referred to was ad-
dressed to chairman Beery OF the
county committee and when
shown The Press, was the first
|intlmation this paper has had
that the Adams county people
were figuring on the senatorshlp
this year aside from a slight
rumor to that effect early this
spring. The bunch down there
is evidently taking the matter
seriously and mean business.
1t seems very strange that If
such an agreement was entered
into that the members of the local
committee would not have some
recollection of it. All of them
have been interviewed but the
members disclaim any knowledge
of such an arrangement and ap-
parently are satisfied with the
good record Senator Jacobsen
has made, and we believe are in
favor of his re election to a man,
Mr.. Jacobsen received letter
from Representative Hersrud OF
Petrol, in Adams county, ir
which that gentleman states, he
too, knows nothing of such ar
agreement existing.
1t looks as though the Adams
county bunch were trying tt
throw a scare into us. Queer
Sabe. Mott Pioneer Press
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-04-26
LENNON Perkins County, South Dakota friday April g.
North Dakotans Must
State Their Politics.

According to the state laws
every voter, be he Republican or
democrat, or what other party
he belongs to. must tell the as
SCISSOR when that official makes
his annual visit for assessing,
what political party he belongs
to and when the voter calls for a
ballot in the June primary cleo
ton he must vote that ticket.
The assessor submits a list of the
voters to the county auditor and
the auditor furnishes a copy of
the list to each of the voting pre-
cincts so there is absolutely no
hitch-we must all submit or be
barred from voting. Ttere are
two excuses which will be con-
sidered by the inspector of elec-
ton. viz: illness and absence
from home. If these can be
shown to the satisfaction of the
judges of election the voter can
swear in his vote.
That is the ultimatum which is
up TO the voters of this state, the
legality of which wys tested and
recently confirmed by the su-
preme court.
According to the law under
which the assessor is working he
receives 10 cents for every voter
he registers, male or female.
The law says the assessor must
record the answer he receives
from each voter, no matter what
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-04-26

J. l.. Hort, of Reeder, has
been seriously spoken Of as good
timber for the legislature from
Adams county. Mr.. Hort has
shown throughout his residence
in Adams county of over four
years that he is a man of splendid
and rare capacities such as would
fit him eminently for repre-
sentative position. At Reeder
he is the energetic and trusted
leader, whose personal influence
extends far and wide. and whose
efforts at uplift and betterment
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-04-26
The Freshmen Entertain.

An unusual activity among the
feShmen last week seemed to
falcate that they were up to
Fmethlng. Consequently the
facners and the resl of the High
enool We're not so very much
lfPrlsed when they came to
'nool Friday morning to find
Es following invitation upon
(teir desks:
eome. Come. Come! Where?
the tre3hies party in the L.
E ). When? Eight O'Clock
friday eve, April 10, 1912.
'alnes We're played in the
/ lAlAaSlum until about IL O. clock
CAeH the names of songs were
[lalched to secure partners for
|lpper.
ine supper was served in the
[Esemoly room. which was deco
a'ea with the class colors, Law
[naer and White. Every one
[seined to be satisfied with the
'looht' as an extra dish of ice
neaM !, proved no inducement to
/, Pn' = Salisbury to let them dance
(tter supper.
A'eF supper games were
4 Easea until the party broke up,
s teachers proving themselves
''as'efs a. IN the art of wink 'um.
l.. iAe one thing to be regretted
as Isn the loss of the Freshman
'~'i'ef' which disappeared from
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-04-26

are exerted constantly. He is
known and valued throughout
Adams county not only, but hun
dred Of voters in Hettinger
county know and appreciate him.
From the east end Of Adams
county comes the assurances to
Mr.. Hort that should he consent
to run. he will find many enthusi-
astic supports AS TO the west
part of Adams county it could
present no better name, no name
more trusted and respected than
that of j. L. Hort. for the low
er house.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-04-26

Union Evangelical Temperance
Meeting at the Baptist church on
next Sunday at 8 p. m Services
conducted by Mr.. Blackmer.
Pastor Of the Baptist church.
Services at Samelson's hall at IL
a. m. conducted by H. u. Dale.
Subject, "Jona and the Whale. >
No services at night on account
of the Union Temperance meet
ing. H. u. Dale.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-04-26

The next regular teachers
examination will be held on
Thursday and Friday May 9 and
10 at the Court House, Hettinger.
N. D. Rose C. Wagner,
Supt. Of Schools Adams County.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-04-26

Ed, Anderson, of Colman, S.
D., was a visitor to town a few
days this week, shaking hands
with a number of old honyak
friends. Mr.. Anderson has a
fine claim couple of miles east
of town, and is happy to state
that he expects to hang on" to
it for a long time. The only
kick he thinks he has coming
is that he cannot easily get any
body to break it all up and work
it for him. He is a strict believer
in the theory that the land has
to be worked, ,and hopes to even
tually make his place blossom
like the rose.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-04-26
Reservation Settlers
Have Cause to Rejoice.

AAAiihS W VIC ullII lliS Ciloi 10
of Senator Gamble, and the
equally good work done in the
house by Representatives Martin
and Burke the prayer of the
homesteaders of the reservation |
asking for easements in making
payments on their holdings, has
been answered. The text of the
law covering their relief is as
follows:
An Act Extending the time of
payment to certain homesteaders
on the Cheyenne River Indian
Reservation, in the State of South
Dakota, and on the Standing
Rock Indian Reservation, in the
States of South Dakota and
North Dakota.
Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of
the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That any
person who has heretofore made
a homestead entry for land which
was formerly a part of the
Cheyenne River Indian Reser-
walton, in the State of South Da-
kota, or the Standing Rock Indian
Reservation, in the States of
South Dakota and North Dakota,
authorized by the Act approved
May twenty-ninth, nineteen hun
dred and eight, may apply to the
register and receiver of the land
office in the district or districts
in which the land is located for
an extension of time within which
to make payment of any amount
that is about to become dne, and
upon the payment of interest for
one year in advance, at five per
centum per annum upon the
amount due, such payment will
be extended for a period of one
year, and any paymentso extend
ed may annually thereafter be
extended for a period of one year
in the same manner: Provided,
That the last payment and all
other payments must be made
within a period not exceeding one
year after the last payment be-
comes due by the terms of the Act
under which the entry was made;
that all moneys paid for interest
as herein provided shall be de-
posted in the Treasury to the
credit of the Indians as a part Of
the proceeds received for the
land: And provided further,
That any entryman who has re-
sided upon and cultivated the
land embraced in his entry for
the period of time required by
| law in order to make communication
proof, may make proof, and If
the same is approved, further
residence and cultivation will not
be required: Provided, That any
and all payments must be made
when due unless the entryman
applies for an extension and pays
interest at five per centum per
annum in advance upon the
amount due as herein provided.
| and patent shall be withheld until
| full and final payment Of the pur-
chase price is made in accordance
with the provisions hereof.
! Sec. 2. That failure to make
any payment that may be due,
unless the same be extended, or
to make any extended payment
| at or before the time to which
such payment has been extend
ed as herein provided. will for
| felt the entry and the same shall
be Cancelled, and any and all pay
lments heretofore made shall be
| forfeited.
| Sec. 3. That nothing herein
|, contained shall effect any valid
adverse claim initiated prior to
1.-THE passage of this Act.
nnroved. ADril 13. 1912,
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-04-26

FOR SALE: cheap. or for rent
a good four room house and 2
lots. Inquire of Andrew Nelson,
Lennon, S. D.. End Addition.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-04-26
Dakota Implement Company.

the assembly room sometime be-
tween $50 and 7:30, supposedly
with the help os the Junior and
Sophomore boys.
Every one reported a good
time. The Freshmen, at least,
hope they are sincere. S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-17
ADVERTISED MAIL.

The following letters remain un-
called for in the Hammond, Ind, post
office for week ending Dec 16. 1912:
Robert Bowden, Nunzio Bruno, Paw
ct Bomba, Hawryto Bojko. c. w. Craw-
ford, Edmund Craig, Giamottaro Cow
siglio, Mrs, Gerald Cresswell, VIM.
Davidowiczu. Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Court
right, DR.. C. l. Dine. Georgianna Du-
puts. James A. Fleene, Filippo Fores-
teri. James Blaine Ford, Mrs G.
Green. Ignacy Gursky. Mrs. w. c. Gre
well (2), VIDE GRAF. George Hebbling,
Pearl Helton. Mrs. ]. Jones, G. Kara
manolis, ]. w. Kline. L. w. Kroh, Leo
Kallmeyer. Charlotte Inns. William ].
Moffat, Miss Maud Miller, J. d. Nc
Clintock. John Muller. ]. P. Miller. Wa
Lefty Nawesinska, Mrs. Rosana Ronaus.
Audrey Rywak.a Miss Lillian Smith,
Mrs. Harry Schafn, Miss Donna Schultz,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

TOLLESTON.
Lot 81, Roes add, Albert Stahl to
Frank Daeledones -....i. -.-.-.
Lots 9. 10. blk 81, Oak Park add.
william H. McClaran to
Burgess C. Wells. 900
SHELBY.
Lot 1, blk So. John B. Strubell to
Adolphus Darwin Kenney. 800
GARY.
Lot 1, blk 4, McKey's add. Hoy D.
Davis to Frank and Martha
Janieszewski .... $50
Lots 16, IT. blk 6. Broadway add.
Andy Lorincz to Mike Kneze-
vich ..--.-.....-.-.
Lots 43. A. blk SO. Gary Land
Co.'S LIST sub. John A. Brennan
to Thomas r. Smell. 10, 600
HAMMOND.
Lot 40. f 4 lot 80. blk g. River
side add. Leo Wolf to Edward
E. Guyot
GARY.
Lot g. blk II. George & william
Earles End Glen Park add,
George Earle to Charles J.
Williams 800
EAST CHICAGO.
Lot IS. blk 2, NV 33-379. An
ton Darmofal to Stanislau Ba-
kowski 1000
| Lot 9, blk l. Bell & Hoffmans add,
| Teofl Blasczeski to Wojeciech
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