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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-22

Frieda and Gertrude Water, Rose Cor
don.s Maude Adams, Mildred. Florence,
Irene and Evelyn Stewart, and Mrs.
Gertrude Gray of Whiting. Those
from out of town were Miss Esther
Bloomberg of East Chicago Miss Es-
Their Holman of Hammond, Miss Ag-
mes Crowley, Miss Myrtle Robinett and
Miss Margaret Rogers of South Chi
cago; Miss Jane Grady of Dindsor
Park; and Misses Marguerite Larkins
and Loretta Trainor of woodlawn.
The Owls basketball team. composed
of Messrs. Exton. Duggan. Girard Bar
tuska, Greenwald and Griffiac. will
play The Tigers" of the Chicago Jun
gle society, at the Owl club this even
ing. This will be the first game of the
season, and Coach Exton has the boys
In fine condition for winning team.
A. l. Carlson is acting smanager of
| the Owls club basketball team this
year, and plans to seen have an in
teresting schedule of comes prepared
| The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
| gregational church gave a delightful
| farewell party in honor Of Mrs. Addie
Gray on Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. Charles NJ. Holman. About
| forty guests were present, and the
| chief amusement of the evening was
| social conversation. A carefully ap-
pointed luncheon was served which was
thoroughly enjoyed by all. Mrs.
/ Gray who leaves today for Point Rich
mond, Cal, for an extended visit with
her son, Edwin Gray and wife. was
presented with box of silk hose by
the guests at the farewell party
The Daughters of Liberty will have
a hard times social in the T. o. o. F.
hall on next Monday night, to which
the public Is invited Those attend
ing are requested to come attired In
hard times costume or be subject to q
fine.
The Chicago marriage license yes
terday contained the names of Lottit
E. Dougherty. aged 10, and Fred st
Peter, age 81. both of Chicago. Tn,
former was a resident of Whiting. be
ing niece of Mrs. John Gamer O
New York avenue.
The Steiglitz Park and the Whitins
/ people are both jubilant over the sue
cess of Whiting In securing the an
nexation of the former territory, nine
) ty-six acres in all. The gaining of thi
: point caused amending efforts on tn
part of several of our citizens. tn
credit being due to Mayor Parks
. Henry S. Davidson, ]. ]. Kelly, "A N
! Hamilton, and the members of tn
l Stieglitz Park Improvement associa
3 ton who put forth strenuous effort
4 were William StoH. James Sullivan
William James and ]. Jones.
l. Have comfort in the bathroom with
e Gas Heating Stove.-No. Ind. Gas 1
). Elec. Co.
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nervous I could not sleep, then would
be so tired mornings that could scarcely
get around. 1t seemed almost impossi-
BILE to move or do bit of work and
thought never would be any better nm
til / submitted to an operation. COM
menced taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and soon felt like a
new woman. / had no pains, slept well,
had good appetite and was fat and
could do almost all my own work for .
family Of four. I shall always feel
that owe my good health to your med
icine. Mrs. HAYWARD Sewers, Cary,
Maine.
If you are iii do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at once
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
If you have the slightest doubts
that Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound will help you, write
to Lydia E. inkham Medicine Co.
(confidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for ad-
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by q woman,
! and held In strict confidence.
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Motions and Orders
Entries I'm Room 1.

Entries I'm Room 1.
646S-Pabst Brewing Co. VS.. Louis Yes
ely ct al-after introduction of all
evidence. court takes case under
Amusement
S979-Eric Sandell, guardian VS. Hilma
NJ. Hagglund ct al-defendant Hill
ma NJ Hagglund files petition ask
ing that her share be set OF to
on said petition that petitioner is
second childless wife and entitled
to life estate interest free of ex-
pense and costs OF this suit.
e744-Arthur w. McGovney, trustee VS..
Sarah Steenberg let al-court finds
for plaintiff s10.bos.4o plus s35s-75
attorney fee, without relief, fore
close mortgage
10479-Harvey A. Jenkin VS.. Irene Fl.
Jenkins-finds for cross complain
ant granting divorce, maiden name
Irene H. Rosebaum restored, $3.50
alimony payable in installments of
$40 per month beginning November
Is, 1913. judgment
s416-Otto c. F. Seehase VS.. Gray Con-
struction Co. ct al. Plaintiff dis
misses as to Gray Construction Co.
James Bros. appear and file an
swer. E, ]. & E. file answer. Find
ing for plaintiff $40 on account
no lien. Judgment satisfied In open
court, judgment.
9137-Anton Petrulis VS.. Katarzyna
Wandas ct al Plaintiff dismisses
judgment
9419h-State of Indiana on relation Of
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Matte Roush VS.. James M Dickey.
Relator dismisses, Judgment.
Observation-Disclosures Ice Co. VS.. Thorn
as j. Gormley, piaintiff dismisses,
costs paid
e774-Herman Schlitze vs. city Of
whiting. Defendant asks order of
court requiring plaintiff to appear
before VIM. C. Harrison November
Is at 10 a. m. and submit to con-
ditional examination, granted.
99S4-George Hintos VS.. Standard OIL
Co. Defendant moves to strike out
certain parts of amended COM
plant.
1011s-Chicago. Indianapolis & L. r.
r. VS.. Railroad Commission of In
diana. Plaintiff dismisses. judg-
ment.
1033s-Fred j. Smith, admir-. vs. Corde-
liza Pruitt ct al. James K. Stinson
appointed guardian ad litem for
Elenore, Elmer, Evelyn and Le-
ona, submitted to court, finding as
per form.
10354EMay Kellams VS. Thomas KEEL
lams. plaintiff dismisses. judgment
1o46e-Soka voinovic VS.. Geleaco voin-
ovic. Plaintiff dismisses. judgment.
1o505-Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co. VS.
plaintiff sos plus SIS attorneys
fees. without relief. judgment.
10565-Fred w. Pahler VS.. Susan PAIL
err, plaintiff dismisses, Judgment.
N10e56-Plaintif dismisses. Judgment
Sula Young and Frank Young.
| 1o717-Caroline D. Wilson VS. Elijah
Wilson. plaintiff dismisses, judg-
ment.
1076s-Thomas Coffeld VS.. Jno. Kosior
| ct al. plaintiff dismisses, Judgment
| 16770-Anna Babe VS.. John Babe
plaintiff dismisses, judgment
| 10773-Rosario Sidote VS.. Anna NJ. ST.
! dote. plaintiff dismisses. Judgment
1oso3-Edw Thompson Co. VS.. Frank
lin T. Fetterer ct al, plaintiff dis
misses as to Fetterer and alias
! summons issued for Edw. Hall
| 1o904-Wm Earle ct al VS.. VIM. r
! Porter ct al. Plaintiff files amend
ed complaint
| 10919-Grover Pearson VS.. Catherine
Pearson. Defendant defaulted.
10933-Albert A. Wells VS.. Anna r
| Kean ct al East Chicago Co file.
disclaimer. plaintiff dismisses a.
| to LIE Grand Meyer and wife
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Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Sheafer, Mrs. Herman
Theissen, Mrs. John Saltnedel, Mrs.
Richard Schaaf and daughter Clara,
spent Thursday at East Side the guests
of Mrs. William Balm.
Mrs Fred Iingham and daughter
Mrs Oakley, were Hammond visitors
yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Poppen OF 11sth street, Is
confined to her home by Illness
Tho Y. B. s. A. met Thursday even
ing at the home of Arnold Landon of
Pearl street.
Stephent Malatfne of Reese avenue,
who has been confined to St Margar-
cts hospital for several weeks with
typhoid fever, returned home Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Benson of Rob
erts avenue. entertained few friends
from Hammond, Thursday evening.
John Ward of the fire department
was a Chicago business visitor Friday
| Miss Freda Balm of East Side, visit
ed at the Theissen home in East Side
| last evening.
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ROBERTSDALE.

Alderman Eggers was initiated into
tho mysteries of the Dlks at Hammond
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Phelps OF Rob-
erts avenue, entertained number OF
children at their home Thursday at
ternoon in honor of their daughter.
Florences, eighth birthday.
Miss Asdefine Leverenz. Miss Emma
Kasch and william Kasoh notored to
Park Manor where they visited friends
Thursday.
Mrs Peter Peterson ana children of
Cleveland avenue, visited her parents
in East Side. yesterday.
Mrs John Dresser OF East Chicago,
visited her sister, Mrs. Fred Eggers
of Roberts avenue. Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Soltnedel OF Harrison
avenue. was the guest OF Mrs. Joseph
Hannapei of Englewood. last evening
Mrs. John Leverenz of Harrison ave-
nue., entertained her sister, Mrs. John
son and daughter of Roseland. Ill. yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slack of Pear,
street visited friends in Hammond
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HOBART.

The members Of the Thursday even
ing club met on Thursday evening
with Mrs. E. c. Scheidt-
number of ladies from here went
to Gary Thursday and rendered Miss
Buhla Chase with miscellaneous
shower in honor of her approaching
marriage.
The Messrs. Geirge and Ed Felch
were Chicago vfsitirs yesterday.
Charles Stommel transacted business
In Gary yesterday.
The I. w. club met with Miss E.
Abel In Thursday eveiing. The even
ing was spent in playing whist Miss
Elsie Rose received first prize and
Miss Lizzie Kloussen, biody prize. A
dainty luncheon was served.
G. Lehman has opened a cleaning
and pressing emporium, also tailoring
and repairing shop I'm the rear of the
Halstead and Kranz barber shop.
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

German Evangelical church of Whit
ing, Indiana boulevard, near 10th
street
Sunday. November %: Sabbath
school at $3.50 a, m.
Preaching: The Dead in Christ"
(Revelation IA. 49,, at 10 a. m; Pre-
pardness." (II Kings 20, LID, at 1880
p.
Young Peoples Devotional at p. m.
"Discontent or Praise?" Mrs. z. @.
Fuessle leader
Wednesday. November IS, $40 p. m.
Catechetical class; 1880 p m. Bible
study $3.50 D. m, choir
| Thanksgiving Day, 1911 a. m.
Preaching. Praise Cod" psalm 14s,
1-6); 7:45 p. m. union meeting. preach
ing by the Rev. w. B. WARMER.
| Saturday, 10-11 a. M, German
classes; p. M church choir Eugene
G. Fuesssle. Pastor, 52e Indiana boule-
ward.
ST Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church
The st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
congregation will wirship in the Slav-
ish Lutheran church Sunday. Novem-
Der %. Program for the day:
Sunday school, a. h.: German serv-
| Ices, 1915 a. m; English services, 7:30
| D. m
| Congregational church Rev. r. B
Carey OF Millers, Ind, will preach both
morning and evening, the themes to be
as follows: Morning, IL o'clock, 1.-The
Worlds Preservatives;" evening. 7:3t
o'clock, '-Life's Greater Question"
Mrs. Arthur N. GLADDEN. and son
| Horace. of Sheridan avenue. have re
turned home rom a three weeks visi
with relatives in Cleveland.
Frank Muldoon is recovering at st
Anthony's hospital in Chicago, but i
will still be three weeks before h,
is able to return home.
Mrs. Charles Naef of Sheridan ave
nue., has returned home from a visi
of several weeks in the east
Mrs James Dies who is sufferin,
| with blood poison in her hand, is I'm
proving.
Mrs. Mildred f. Stewart entertaine,
a party of friends at her home, AZ
Sheridan avenue on Thursday night, i
celebration of her birthday annivers
airy. The evening was pleasantly spen
in music and other social diversion
and at 1890 o'clock an appetizin
luncheon was served, consisting Q
| chicken sandwiches. salad, pickles, oil
| ives, coffee, fruit, ice cream and cak.
The table decorations were carrie
| out in yellow and white. large bunc
of yellow chrysanthemums forming tn
centerpiece, and at each place was
hand painted place card, with chrys
anthemum and tied with yellow ribbon
and a large white rose and fern. TIL
guests were Misses Laura Trow
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LOWELL

Joseph Obert returned Friday even
ing from Indianapolis, where he at
tended the 1. o. O. F. grand lodge ses-
sion as delegate. He reports a good
session, and also that excellent gains
were made by Hammond, Gary and
Lowell lodges during the past year.
Hammond and Gary has gained
twenty-four each, and Lowell sixteen
members Lowell is tenth in the list of
highest gains in Lake county, which
Is certainly gratifying for q town OF
its size. We see no reason why this
number should not be doubled during
the coming year with such a goodly
number of young men In this vicinity
p NJ McNay the coal dealer. trans
acted business in Chicago yesterday
Ora Lloyd and George Hall were in
the city yesterday.
The thirtieth wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs John Nolan, residing in
West Creek township, was celebrated
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HIGHLAND.

The many friends and relatives of
Mrs Rhoda Johnson are carry to
learn of her death. She has been sick
for a long time at the home of her son
Wilton, in Hammond. She was one of
the Oldest residents of Lake county.
and a large number of friends regret
her death
The Ladies' Aid met at the home OF
Mrs. F. j. Smith Thursday afternoon
The society has been organized -four
years This last year under the able
management of Mrs. E. J. Donthett, has
been a decided success and the ladies
feel greatly indepted to her. TIE aid
will give an entertainment sometime
in December, which no doubt will be
a very enjoyable affair.
There is quite stir In real estate
hereabouts, and all we need is the
long promised electric line to make
Highlands desirable place for SUI
burban homes.
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at their home yesterday. large num-
Der of their friends were present, and
the event was an exceedingly enjoy
able one. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan are
among West Creeks most substantial
and highly respected citizens.
Peter Seramur has bought a new
Black Crow automobile. He has great
faith in the Black Crow models.
Miss Lelah Dickinson went to Engle-
wood yesterday to visit relatives.
Niles Clements was a Chicago Wis
itor yesterday.
James Brannock, the stone road
contractor, transacted business in Chi
cago yesterday.
Mrs Perry Nichols, who has been
visiting her sister in Kalamazoo, Mich.
returned home last evening.
Charles Clinton returned home yes
| terday from a trip to Topeka, Ill.
where he was engaged in building q
dredge boat
Henry worley is engaged in grad
| ing two and one-half miles Of road
north of Shelby.
| Ed Yates. the stock dealer. has re-
| ceived so head of cattle, which he will
feed until spring, when he will sell
them on the market. They are pretty
| nice animals.
/ While John Miller, the west side
| machinist, was working at an emer.
machine Wednesday. small particle
| from the wheel flew into his eye ans
so inf1ammed 1t that after suffering
with 1t over night he went to doc
tor and had 1t removed. He caugh
cold IN the eye, which added to hi
discontinue.
Miss Rost Kimmet was a Chicag
| visitor yesterday.
Mrs Hannah Spindler, Mrs. P. L
Rigg and daughter, Mrs. d. c. Driscol
and baby Mrs. Hago Carsten and Mrs
Sam Fletcher, of this place. and Mrs
Art Mclaughlin OF Cedar Dale. wen
to East Chicago yesterday where the
spent the day at the homes of Irvi
Spindler nd Guy Nichols.
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Crown Point News
Happenings of Day in Lake county's Lively Capital

holding the lucky number. The com
petition between the two show houses
is keen. but seems to stimulate the
patronage. both showing to good
houses last evening.
Crown Point people in general
should not fail to hear the noted lee
ture5F Prof. wiggam. at Central Music
hall this evening. Mr.. wiggam is one
OF the best lecturers and entertainers
on the platform today. and the Fort
nightly Musicale club and the Mems
club of this city. under whose auspices
graduated upon securing so good an
attraction. The committee extends a
cordial welcome to all.
The tabernacle meetings continue to
draw good crowds. Yesterday spe-
cia1 service was held for the school
children. who desire to come and the
| big building was well filled with the
scholars from the North and South
| ward schools. 1t is anticipated that
the meetings will be continued for at
| least a month more.
| Attorney A L. Courtright's father is
! reported as being in a. quite serious
condition, with the chances not in ia
| vor OF his recovery.
| Mr.. and Mrs J. w. OFT were Gary
and Chicago visitors yesterday
Crown Point merchants are antici-
pating a brisk holiday trade and most
of them are carrying an extra large
| stock of holiday goods. 1t is not
necessary for any one to leave the city
| to have his holiday desires supplied
the tradesmen showing an excellent
| stock of holiday goods.
The members of the Crown Point
Gun club will go to Cedar Lake to-
morrow afternoon to engage In a con-
test with q team picked by Jack
Burke.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Handley were
Gary visitors yesterday.
News of Importance is very scarce
In Crown Point at present. very little
out of the ordinary happening to max.
live news"
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The city clerks office Is busy at
present getting out the numbers for
every house and building in the city.
made necessary by q recent ordinance
of the city council ordering every
building numbered. The town board.
years ago. passed an ordinance to
number houses. but IL was never gen.
orally observed. The present plan
gives a number for every 25 feet of
street frontage In the city. leaving va
cant numbers for vacant lots. that
the houses when built will run In nu-
merical order. The city engineers Of
fee has worked for weeks on the
scheme. and the job all around has
been a big one. The plan was origi-
mated at the instigation of the post
office department which is planning
to establish a free mail delivery sys-
tenn here, and the first requisite be-
fore the service could be Instituted
provides for the proper numbering of
houses.
Oldest citizens and all the goose
neck weather prophets In the city
claim that they cannot remember ex-
pretending so mild November as the
present month Is. and a wide open
winter is predicted accordingly. The
lao bushes having leafed out for the
second time this year, and q sudden
hard cold spell would do untold dam
age to the fruit tree buds that have
prematurely opened.
A number OF Crown Point citizens
WIN attend the golden wedding oele-
b<ation of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hack Of
Lowell tonight. the couple having
many friends In this part OF the coun-
~. A big time Is being planned by
the relatives OF the aged couple and
the occasion VIII be one long to be
remembered by those attending.
Joseph Hervich was the holder Of
the lucky number 1T the Lyric theatel
last evening and accordingly captured
the gold watch offered by the theate,
management a prize At the Crane
theater, the country store" featur'
drew . big crowd and the turkey wa.
pulled down by Miss Blanchard. sh'
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ST. JOHN.

Don't forget the box social given by
the Young Ladies' society at the C. o.
F. and c. B. l. hall Sunday evening,
November 23.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Jr., trans
acted business in Dyer Thursday after
noon.
William Covert of Cedar Lake wa.
here on business Friday.
Ed Simon of Hammond, was a Wis
itor here Thursday.
F. Gund of Chicago. was in town to-
day.
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VIM. r. Bridge and wife, all other
defendants defaulted. plaintiff dis
misses as to city of Hammond.
finding for plaintiff quieting title.
Judgment.
Entries I'm Room 2.
1-020-Arthur Puntney VS.. Grace Punt
ney-by agreement plaintiff allow
ed 81 per week payable on Monday
of each week, and $25 attorney
fees
10667-Ida Gayser VS.. Jno. Fl. L. Gay
ser-plaintiff files affidavit nom
residence of defendant: publication
ordered. LAKE COUNTY TIMES, re-
turnable January 13, 1918.
1o5o1-Thomas Crockett VS.. Mariana
Crockett-cause dismissed per stip-
ulation at plaintiffs costs, judg-
ment.
10SS6-Stella Reed VS.. VIM. r. Reed
finding for defendant his cross
complaint. divorce granted, plain
tiff's maiden name restored, Stella
Schuster, judgment.
1o905-Mabel S Gillespie VS.. Sane H
Gillespie-hnding for plaintiff, d.
vorce granted. custody of minor
child, aged two years, Ralph Ran
dali Gillespie awarded to plaintiff
Judgment
S629-vernon r. Richards VS.. Emf
Minas ct a1-defendant nles mo.
ton that vlaintiff file cost bond.
78o7-Gary Brokerage & Insurance Co
VS.. Charles E. Kendrick-verdict o.
of jury. I'VE, the jury. find fol
the defendant Henry Fry. fore
man"
8347-Chicago, Lake Shore & Soutl
Bend Railway vs. Christiana Cool
ct al---plaintiff's motion to vocat'
| order of, Avril s. 1913, sustained
| and vlaintin agrees thatthe excep
| lions thereto by N. j. Bozarth 70
| defense were filed in timeand mo
ton to strike out exceptions with
drawn by plaintiffs.
| so53-Julia Gross VS.. Anton Ruzinski-
verdict of jury: I'VE, the jury. I'm
for the plaintiff on writ of attach
ment and also for her complain i
sum of 500. Jno A Scherer, fore
man." Jury also returns into couI
Undergraduates and their answer
thereto.
s639-Lincoln v. Cravens. administra,
or VS.. Fidelity & Casualty Co. c
Il New York-defendant granite
change venue, Porter superie
court, five days.
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Ona Method.

Mrs. Grimly--Is there no way you
can break yourself Of that habit of
talking in your sleep? Mr.. Grimly
TREMENDOUSLY but hopefully)--Do you
think 1t would help any, my dear, p
you'd let me talk more when I'm
awake Puck.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-22

Lydia E. Pinkham's
v eg etable Com
pound did for me.
One year ago / found
myself q terrible SUI
ferer. / had pains
in b tn sides and
such q soreness I
could scarcely
str al gh tie n up at
times M y b a ck
ached, ! had no ap-
petite and was so
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GOnOrrhOea
advertising Story No. 3s)

There is no such thing as gather
ing statistics on the number of cases
of gonorrhoea, but it is estimated by
various authorities that from 20 to
30 per cent of the men living in cities,
contract some form of venerial dis
ease (gonorrhoea Is the most COM
NOM at some time In life, usually, Of
course. before marriage. Again 1t il
estimated that from 70 to 80 per cent
of the cases of gonorrhoea are never
properly and absolutely cured This
is accounted for by the fact that men
usually consider themselves cured and
stop their treatment at once as soon
as the visible signs are stopped. As q
result of this mistake of men, multi
piled thousands of women have Wis.
tied the hospitals, many of them new.
er to return.
Many a time have / told the sub
stance Of this story to men in my of.
fee, and they say: Yes, yes" But I
know from experience, that they dc
AOI DCiCFc hc IL, HOWeVor, THESE
facts could be burned with red no,
type into mems intelligence, this world
might be much more beautiful place
in which to live.
Men If you are suffering with any
contracted disease and care to place
your case in my hands, will give yor
the benefit of my most careful efforts
and will cure you in the shortest tim,
possible. But if you are looking 70,
a cure In three days. please go som,
place else first, you may come to m,
later IL you care to-
Remember, I treat all durable case
of men, women and children. Consul
tation free. Come.
DR.. IEEDY
Over Lion Store
Hammond Indian;
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Ee,.ars Of Becoming Narrow.
Don't let yourself grow narrow.
Take alarm at once If you find you
are getting into a habit of criticising
unkindly nearly everything the people
around you do.
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Breitung's La venda Cigars are coz
sidered supreme by the best Judges
Adv. q
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THE NEWSPAPER THAT GIVES
THE NEWS AND TRUCKLES NO ONE
THE TIMES
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Weeps.

"Oh, julia" cried the sentimental
youth. never weep before my eyes!
/ am sure that the first time see you
weep my despair will kill me-" And
the second timer" coolly inquired
Julia.
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WOMAN ESCAPES
OPERATION
By Timely Use of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Here is her own statement.
Cary, Maine -" feel it a duty owe
to all suffering women to tell what