davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-30
w. B. BARTON IN NEW COMPANY
With l.. J. WitherspOOn Purchases
 Plant at Caddo Gap.

w. B. Barton and L. J. Wither- spoon have purchased the Paddock Sawmill Company's plant, at Caddo Gap, and propose to form com pany and put it in active operation very soon. The plant has been idle for some time. It comprises g planer, sawmill, steam dry kiln, iS acres of land and a number of resi- dences.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-30
The Great S1.00 Collection for the
 Home Orchard.

Peach Trees, 10, May to Novem- Der; fine varieties, Si. Grape Collection-Black, white and red assorted; i5, Si. Strawberry Collection-Four va rieties, earliest to latest, 100 of each, St.
 Apple Tree Collection-Earliest to latest, 10 for Si.
 Each collection is carefully mated and will give good and sure crops for the 0zarks.
 Horseradish Plants, some Bohe- milan; 25c per dozen, postpaid. Still have a few cases of the famous Pines Plantation Peaches GA No, 3 cans) at S3 per case, pre- paid. Address all orders to
 The Pines Plantation,
 Jas. A. Slote, Prop.
 Hatfield, Ark
The Mena weekly star., 1913-01-30

Constipation leads to liver trou- ble and torpid liver to Brights Dis ease. Prickly Ash Bitters is cer- tain cure at any stage of the disor- der. Jackson Drug Co.,, Gunnels Drug Co.,, McNerney Pharmacy, special agents.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

TVe Efaree mn 1uInff aIt J.Tult0e N
.res ting ADVERTISING tYlm any NEE
ssiza1r viimm Ea unit ssrpv RESULTS
a1gf ttIa Bzr- -tiai1 they liaawe s-lrtk 10
is iaH rn8gf argument -t1Eu -tifsy ara
satisfied. An increasing business
11aan -tipsiT na-t. IS 4 sill dfa-1ssi
aTdte1eze
EEIasna IS r1prtilnle n sinnilT telling
& nzan 5tfm1 iEe &1muf6 atiHsaE-.s 'ss.sa=
--I--fsssrs S Z 5vffu1fe lnr IL creating at
e l7 nm -tIzIt lsiAss 1fuveeVss1
Eiaa aeeaort.- [aanTFe1 continuation
IS .tt5I1Ec fnEone for is advertisers
tran merely taking -tfEssl~ ceapE amt
ssiessa1rIz.sr II n et1Ee 1aa1asT It's crettt
M 2 nzaT5ea- aIlh emphasizing r3ir
-ulzaitrv 11f -tIae bc1a products 1rEsr
ttIgese a14 anv o1tisa1 sassrtF0L il IS
is.ss N lIEq Irls.srs1za11ss srna4te nlSl1Fsss
getting advertising matter JmIr
tI1rnlzar 5tlse GaaIesEs 3alEn otherwise
7zIaE It Is Tg.1itEi-lz III -tIse community
llsseszt 9af tearing Il It0yTn
We 2zave ID E1eas 4ain1II1 basa at,
esrizsz11zg patronage We ssan Iaip
ryqlI % grouRe aEEaess ssgnEe II -tt1fes9sH
Iza8s. II zvu1 =eEpe 5azrT .fseip. mn Wa
-T,gl3t EaIae. vi.glzl -zsaaasz unit we ssfal
sea- cc,aznee 1gl gsg-Tl szzecesss II at
-esrisE9g aAa-as--kasT tIsa..
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11
rIsI,issssssJlra tf5Itil,a.

Il 3hiiattaHiilis 5i;aaititF fse,esigrts rs
designation rs SLOW ant sleepy n1-r
t..iifa Is rs aw,u affair. JIM We 1iBue Z
nu1lon. NJ itase iIn Il iiote community
ike zie 1a,rqsell's Ferry G5nmmunltg
s.ila1 sn1le If 1fta faritt liiaF win rs
Newspapers
Nlnita 1ile Philadelphia lstsltarss ts,f,s
t..1re universe. from / sbi,airr1 news
standpoint, they certainly Iip pua,-
lhulk -1llsr eirY sati141riial,y-
On single caay TINS week 1r=
combined newspapers IF 1rfa Cry N
tir.lr.ira,iiF Lowe contained IlIlsI EItEII-1
rs mum rlfHHEar pertaining u ltazr
ccr1r. rs viewed from ltts E.1tr1slr-fE.l
uniumlR. Rs VIZ nm HhpuI aI-r NM.
community IL D1ra ISSUE IF 1lta Il
nnrt-- -l1llrtar continuation
s,nnH1ilinr 11II.H II wrong H'tfan
al M rnna things Gf Z giEana 1re=
#zse M E,niaatla.,illB ean R,a Lid II
tssss satir1i,,iIa. sgaaea 1ta1 1tle virtues
M Z rI9rHl community Ike urr ogx-
requires
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

5for Christmas an6 L -yur lsatroniH
tt1Hzm tnss ysar yur viii 1Festill nlpre
surprised 70 see 1Iuw large Z Stuck
ttIE.sy will Rave armtfter ysar
Merchants aTe 1rot 51eyres irving 10
ffs.s-se WI anvntore ctIfan vup are {
SHARPER living 10 sswnlde tine me-
s.lsa11r Neither IS cu-re.,-. There
are occasional exceptions. nIr butn
Yourself arfd the merchants are Rs
Z veal--t1uwr suap anve-tzsss ~
.s+z11l Iesr cent pnre
-goo8 a -t1ee hsca gaeffs firs.. -.ifssr..
If 5vor esau 4 nst ANYTHING -u nfea1
vonr wanEs z Trenton amt prifR-
1ieIlna. Just reverse the rsua
prg-enn1e and gor will saw time
ssnl1esr nn1ey and gam happiness
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

Postmaster Jas. d. MRcKzy rAis
tina H1.ss111ian Of 1hs public 70 z few
1lsss,.sssssiE rVs.,.zu1lai-ls 11lz1 VII zRz155
1raEitls with then Christmas vlark-
anas.
Parcel Post * gf great benefit Il
l1na EI1aac Ind they st1aGld RlIzlzlg.3T
a9 1nslr share IN helping To make Il
mars rauWa-isn1 sor ms Ras11l en-
sii'sgtass 10 promptly care sar and o.
ilHE4r FL packages.
First. Place your name card IN
71inR insi3s Ef golr package, then II
Il eszs Loose IN ahe MIL, the proper
7tal,sgn VIII know TO whom IL S,ssl1nzS
Sarana, Tie your package secure
LE I'D E7saa getting loose in TRANSIT
1fTs preventing los q contents
Use srsrlg wrapping paper and
henry s1ra1lg.
4aIl-'a- See that the address Is
'E'''111sin PLAINLY in ink, and thai year
aiArla md address is an the }si1
mind corner a the package
Fourth T&se them to the Parcel
Post window, have them weighed
Hna Er'sl7'er pasr&ge affixed.
u These Instructions are CARRIED
,is11 there WI he few packages aas1
u missing 9ol VII thus show sreqa-
representation # the Pared Pest ana
fiEREs ne best wishes II the Postal
employees.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

Christmas Tns 1tlse gsar
TInts IA Christmas Ssaas0r- ia1ll
1sunfe aipastis ssevera til1sdIy
iifperfifo1asn ssollss fsae
a-lisssf t1asir ssiii1ss a1sn ttfol1gr1f M
andts t1o1uyiras wriae trvnsg 10 gee
ssorlastfii1ae II saonae ll1tHSjlte cry THAT
tiaey gould gel ittte 1lr- s.lesalssz
ifttes i5it 5eetp=r amt ( ytRoe ot
nliretser -agtr- desre n 4aaniiss-1vilaa
W New EtIo1s
1a ,e1leef rssaspn i1or p1Jgrg AWAY
8nur 1rona S rtip roeetn NJ ssssi1ee
3 pn display ut ggots 10 ssaest1
EErune-=a1n -t1ssr purchasing sums
tnna tisa- 1sss fiizssallT jssen 1lsanan
lur 1ee1ure -t1g saeas.tn1r vsfss h1osesst
atVe~
1-ar-a merchants II ( sa-w ssss-
asir. tfs1e.1n u1sor az essv.-a r--7atfe 1t
eae-.air sssasnrss Of -t1fe sesag II carry
tfe:ir tlssi1esSs successfully through
..1pe alil ssssasu1s. alr ssEse -.fHsT Tvulif
1sase 10 stlmrge + arger l1rse IL
-.1rlsse .lnes
uu 5glnv mp vulid e.iirR. Nv
eulir 1arl IF It # Eous merchant
.sselsssc Il sci eana gad5s IL certain
Seasons uuti 1e nat ii-ssr ---est IL
sci .1psm IT, sausnn ~ Philadelphia
folks a1a0 s.tleze vlolif 1e m
-sa differences 1sszvsasn 1.1sat amt
1on- seselssa IA nIT n nm II
Christmas time nntil 41as Eur isfst
-pt 9nisalei1ala ami nseu1pn
stpsss
Il vpr VISIT -slfe stnssss II Lambert
willie amt New zIpIse pnu viii I1fe arr~
,l,-assp al -.le nrs s-niIGss -rssy isss'ts7
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

nsrH crtzzsus If l.aui1sezs5ilFe are
particularly fu-tll1sftte. Il vee are ~
laaiswe unr sss9sssufstaccpnsnlm-a-
-ss1ea -sar1fles-uiles Hssaeun-
4 ms r.1at the New 5lazses
Northern Gsas Company dgas 1aasr
ss-vl1u tear.DuIalts.f val1sr gar n
rms aesfl CONSUMERS
NJ may ~ wrong radrzaln
v1~nlg, dnr Wa always slllllgfszsst -..lHr
saeim1ast varar gas was 1le 5iinf
lssssd II ssiif,. am 1save issar drink
i1n i al along WIN -sIaa Elpram II
nrH,
E GssnsEe Virgins undertakes IL
ennl1eete with Druggist Suanaia nr
Druggist Gnsssnn - nn-yr Lam
lsesr--. -.rpe popular Luu-en 8-.ssar rsss-
-.auaaut nan de wil nave III II
sspne
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11
LEEIrtann La1Ts,sr-x4 G-pEs.

Lam IH,TT,a-1as Cg-t,an Itans-
c'.Hg1 ,:sa,r--a.r,llg E,u1s the 98Hn # 1.IE-
name on The @ap Il 5zlr1sr5s11
County, I'll r5ga1-
Tna last lss1a ~as n91 urly ElL,a8
I'D bursting with 3pHzl news. TN :
supplement WAS issued. 100. 70 rEr-7E
lfS overflow
Is En even further evidence 1-Is-
lasnn X EzT,-11,-l1E1e End EnE'zs rao3
thing when NJ sees T. he Reproduced
1wD Err1iciss n Ezl tr,gl-n 4na Eas.eE-,5.-
,-,HIll,issaal',, pruning one r1gn1 On 1-s=
11--1ln FlRra N MS rmzer- Ind tn
miner il the a-Ei1s1g-iAl E,alrz-En-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

On stsa 91t1azT 3anaf.. toEc II thEe
9aSsgg [hsEssv Northern ta-ss Company
5 ztez1gEui1Egr TO substitute ss,8tas
Egg1 e. ITgl L -IzE11-a1.sI-zzE 5S tTes l4as--
13ea aear1zIEli5 aa-ee Z Tgg7Tt 10 agra2.
lazrieg-asi4v mss eeoEee VINO IseFesT
TglIzE.saspa II G. -10ssrzee Ssss77sFzsEg.sz
ttiss coo1ee isqeed tazt -ttee eaarfae-
aaeal yVazezT gas cs4lzse viii lIFe
l.sii1-.11z1z &c a.sbgne taae 1esfI10olss r@4Gc.n
taae Ell..-zrE Il iisss Commission a4sse
"a gadd77 gosriaczl "a M II izEslzs nzEa5
p zazzse re zzzz;Er11l.zc ssDrak u he
xzzi1aL
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11
Kisses III -,...,nsrllI.a ,..

e -1sse liuuntHf amt nat Ti1z#t ll1r1
a-f5n--ssn -svtp new nuts, IL rstH #tiiEn, :
isasizzgart. vi1Rn -1tH nntd WE'VE nf
huIHiH5 nlgIr ra11H Hn1lg amt 1rllr1taa
ii l1Ttp 1 nilib nrnlH.
TINS ImlnalHd N E1R mur1h III
tsstaniisssf1 r IEttr 1ta'H III t1nH a-.D1vzal <
Harry Community, where mn nB-
nIfra IS supposed an de ai.uu1 tina
WEST -rEFU { in1lr~RI1fa Ea-iillr public
t:fr 1nlar-lltH
Eat TINS 1Itnplar#d N z,urn (
Pass l1raupn. Walla N.alig. asss-
iIIlr-Eu14 ~ RnnH nina, M ssHEa,rn nurr,-
mun1EE- TIM dfna~b IT 1raaR mauis
dIaVH Hssrtat / ir1lurGslIilaa a,arlss itr1
u es.-nl 1.ltH niiitirassEF III 11rss ,,iI,1,I,.z
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11
Passing NJ al 1.fiiIut.

IRE tesattn Of Henry Martin 0uu,-
1Esssss, estiIror ant publisher nj LiR
Bennington EeenuacrfrH tiVss-r- iEssss,., -
rsnIuHaE an asrtIvH mind E~nm INA
-flllTesrtmr 1nIlI11y 1FsvBlEaIsar ind.
Fur wears MS lsfsIFer vtGss Z ,lEa,-1IaI-
AIRY asrtIsa amt interesting lEariudi-
IA. ant the filnnmnm NJ IFS personal
rtnlren was -iiIFe dilnlmnm nf ms pv,n
ifFe afflicted wrth al iuauralitH
dzseEsse TOR ssnnH Tine nsaB1 M NAT
1ssssn unable tn give ID -1.1Iat H-1alr1lnn
vins.r marked rs saritar ca,4n,
Gt an plrimM-r ti#lHsRr1inn
5rrt1fa- N51n-1Hssss tic f,11Itliv RITZ I'm
MS Ifa Ist1fRnTE, ms Iuv1n amt ms IruI1r.
y -tsIlfr- will iEt ranfanna,#6 IN pssfs,F
10 asnnH, amt ms lie will mt ilH1u
iEs4sn iIsasc II vain.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

..1ls raitroattis wpiitfi t8ue nm es-lrs
.rflilss. ant severn lrGumaif aeHes #
taIld wpuG naue psen gfsati5,s1 10
py hungry Rsassarfa'ss sflytar'talss tislI
pnr 8wr IhcsliIbs1 ntno wanted ~ i,1ee
m Iitaee that eoufi afford mrttiuur
RISES in -4ite month Of 1teeeuitfa,g
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

feiuits NIiH nteze S I popular
Nsp Nau 1oItn11.. asfF.IHarssG rum
ADVERTISE sspne eoIer 1T -t1H
sa--tf. rtiHu ut1H 1fHvss
Isfl1FeT ss J. sswo-r s1@n1T III -lIg man
VIM tres mr. advertise TINS IS 4
MISTAKE. Neither s.1fs Laaniissr-aVilea
fssear1 1mr 4Is 1nrell Gsulr-nr IS
.Ia ss1mnu If any man is4sefgIssH III
Tues IIar advertise
nrfa-1 a-H nsaIl1 merchants II lgII-r
lzaniigar1uilis amt New ztnlsH VIM IN
mr. llr faaua mn advertised II r11H
newspapers IN 1-1e Jsfss.-. dIlu nIlH1 IT
chem will sumo IE -1Ilssa nfzER
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

f6u 1IIEszilFsT We MI z sKIEoTz IIzst
.sssst III nov 1i1se ErneEs III
hI1tper tIae gIorsal'5s Eas--
Community viii vgssy
tIse sse1zznee 10 rsnnse ztIEs u1esrIza
repsnRe a1 dnsn aesunarga-nze n
larlasr -tIaa1 -tIge makers 1u1 I nlay
nzasee more nau1esv a1sr 5t1Ee 1a-r1Ess.-
through ztia competition II oAae-
asss money OF MS n1rrpe-. arr he
milk tiEa1 gees me inter
4 seems thar -ttiae nesu 1ssuI5sa v7iiao
nave 5seen attlve for wears. trlHsa
President Yissuns ambition u re
lilles t1se selss1 IT living 11ressszsseas -t1s.a
-onIsu-rrl1a time fur 8nnte fauorailte
tsg aRtmn
With tins az uff dtsa. the sogIs-
ssnnear may ger II little ..iEeEaIzsz
Ihut tins great nIlH II tlH saving
will 4o 10 ttIre manufactured a1f lfEa
III <u-n viii IHEva more 1Inltks WITH
vtflnen 10 fnr1l1 genuine nIr-Fs
0eunarga-ns &1mIih JH e0mnst
some nrntn1 amt eo1snIclnIE s1Eatf-
amt sac1 lsfeaisssisrEse ss1mun Jazar Z Ea
annru t1R SIZE 11f Z clrcIS IFlssEa-
Tiran, L ganpe vsa1rEst Il ttess
WON'T mu1 1H dudaeL
T1Hare ms II ntsu advertising N
-ts1pa rHsvfslsa1peTs t1Ea1 S ipaii1se-fGtssIy
nutantesd 10 4aaee ire unva-z ant
1ain something uf rr1m them -t1Hr
S mn rs f1ngd rs nIr-ps-
g1oo6 1lfsp S 1aa-te- -t1san lnn- MT
Ter. nnss arvtalu vii Hdmr hrr
rg,suI llHsn IS mn galI nlr-Eer jsy 4
geaof many 1soII1B
Fe- z dlf1 1t1a farmer VIM uls1--
fiIless practically al z4v materials
amt sal drfor pr0nlrrR viii awaken
amt ia viii nm tt1ee government az
Washington instead N aa1rI1ll
theorists. vi1n 1saaH 1aavs- tu1a aIs-
-stfil1m nm1s sss-n11ss tran vg-res AZ
ces1r 1iaru-r az sas1zsu- colleges VealE
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11
Mothers Meeting a srfum..

rIlae no tlasss Of -lznlfze-1Tilea will
IL especially Interested II -tIEH nFasa1t-
ing 10 jea 3a4dn II ztIae Iiign sc1un
guitnnar Ugnuorn0v afternoon. Il
vii ise addressed ~ tfge Iu11tertinn
IaII1ry Superintendent 111 .cimnF
stsson S huffman.
Feery Enuatrsss7 EfIao MSS tlFe we ttffil~e
nj 1s.s1 sc1lisn sa1t .1Eaa-t ssInut] artand
TINS meeting, - ssesEs viii iIFe aiken
10 1oTn z llssTna1azr organization
III the Inu1t1sgE III --aniiEa-tviltH.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

T9ELZL S FERRY
MIN m S tfEe
tseS syIzatiun us v1Iis>fa
-analE@-rvllEe ETL y tv
huge vii ps1 attain woTH1
Earga L, ant ay I
ffp@L
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

7 = S AIEHII BlzI5s
10 gg1Te tEzz1 @ Fecel7ae
especially T he IH@-
seeT7sS -cTsSssL ~ 13N@rIl<2
nilsS.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

MONT W. lff. .ff'' ABOUT
whether ET4 UIfHr
Ialuv- IS tnl19 mss
flIi1E -a wonrE amt there
Won & 1Fe any -D0Ilne
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

DOC rIIN K LI1Ll.
ID ALSTTT IS u1a 1T
EtIR mss pleasing IL
7gasrsnTIss < Jlal1HsSS TlflT
saI 5I1fr1lnEe II
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-11

To IIesalFer We mn L sE1gov- IIlzstt
rssssf ~ Igo7 5t1ze EHarngers III
1iIftee~ -tIae foreallss ee--s
Community vii vtsvE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25

A writer of a reflective mood
ne author of the following lette
printed in the correspondence colum
II the New York Sun:
As one extremely addicted to
miscellaneous reading, the other
day l was persuing with much in
terest the mere record Of facts.
ana some tender falsehoods. in
scribed on the tombstones In
church-yard in Richmond borough.
where many interments antedate
the Revolutionary period
Very few of the departed seem
to have thought 1t worth while to
have dismissed earthly affairs
prior to the three-quarters of
century mark. Theirs seems to
nave been placid existence ex-
cept when bled by the leeches of
the times on the slightest provoca-
ton. Aside from their ever pres
ent terror OF eternal damnation
with literal hell fire accompanf-
ment, we can congratulate them
On their freedom from the Ills of
the present day.
They never suffered from mic
robes. appendicitis, book. fnsur-
ance or advertising solicitors. after
dinner speeches. female suffrage.
steamboat, railroad, auto and ele-
vator accidents, patent medicines
or the penalties of Indulgence in
some OF the cursed luxuries of to-
day. They entertained no worrt-
ments concerning race suicide. eu-
senics. police graft, dynamite.
bathing, and the miscellaneous
collection of agencies thrust upon
US by the newspapers of today. Ig-
norance was bliss because they
were unconscious of their own con-
dition They were unfettard by
fashion. and even had no acquaint-
ance with starched collars, neck
ties shoes or stockings Their
lives were replete with almost
pristine simplicity. Perhaps then
outhouses. barns and wells were
situated In too close proximity to
their dwellings. but they were un-
aware or 1T. and when they met
their pigs and barnyard fowl
sauntering around the family
heartstone 1t was accented as a
matter OF course. All Views con-
sidered, was not life as satisfactory
TO them as to us?
When one comes to think of /,
ur ancestors didn't realize in VIVA
clden times they lived.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25
last fifty years. And as an aid to his

last nifty years. And as an aid to his
memory read aloud to him an article
entitled THE World Remade In Fifty
Years" found elsewhere in the Sun
Did he tell you how he used the
finder box and whale oil instead of
electric light when he read that old
geography up in the attic, on the
maps of which was left blank great
space extending westward between
the Missouri river and the Sierras?
Ask him what he knew about Africa
where last winter he ate Chicago
canned turkey thousand miles up
the Nile, with a little of our famous
beer on the side. And when he saw
those monkeys in the Sudan did he
know as boy of ten what MONKEYS
meant in the evolution of the spe-
cies?
He may tell you that France was
an empire then, Germany collection
OF Kingdoms and duchies, Japan lust
admitting foreigners. And New Zea-
land, what about it in his old dusty
| geography, smirehed with ink that
was blotted with sand? Did Clio
know that while she was to push the
hands once around the clock. count
Ing minutes as years, New Zealand
couple of lonely islands where man
grubbed out living. was 70 set the
pace in labor pensions. insurance of
the aged. and that her government
| must find work for every living Gift
zen? And China and Argentina. lool,
at them. too
Ask further if he knew about tur-
bine engines and engines with in
ternal combustion, such as he has on
the touring car? Ask Clio if she
doesn't think that the long distance
telephone makes the Pyramids look
small when 1t comes to seven wond-
ers. Ask her IL wireless is not a
greater miracle than Jonah and his
whale
Turn the crank on Clos clock with
moving films and see what electric
power. the bessemer process. petro-
leum and high explosives have done
why, upper Manhattan island could
not have been built without the last,
If mother has a better memory.
ask her to contrast her education as n
woman with what young girls do and
know today. What did she know
about fresh air and sunshine and
healthfui foods? Get her to tell Won
how much the old family doctor
knew about germs and rats and flies.
Some poet of those days has said
that with the coming of the steam
whistle England ceased to be "mer-
rie.' but If he read The World Re-
made In Fifty Years he might
change his mind.-New York Sun.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25
AN EMBRYONIC NYE

Ever and anon a sparkle of wit il
found in the dull parlance az legal.
ity In which attorneys briefs are
composed. One such was found in
the divorce complaint of Hammond
couple, made out by Hammond at
torney for the Lake County Superior
courts.
and as the fruits OF their mar
riage, 1t says, they have no chill
dren"- 1t goes on to state tina,
the woman kept boarders, and rend-
cred them other services"
is Bill Nye or Bobby Burdette in
ooscurlty In Hammond, practicing
law, when fame awaits him?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25
NEED MORE OF THEM.

Announcement in THE TIMES
yesterday that the Steel City Home
Builders company. allied with the
air line interests, would soon start
Gary and Garyton calls attention to
the credible work this company is
doing.
The crying demand of the Calumet
region is for more homes. This COM
pany is doing its share in supplying
the demand. Not only is it erecting
many residences of a fine type, bu
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25
NO USE AT ALL.

But what's the use of the Min
eral Springs race track trying to
set an example by being good IL
the Terre Haute police won't en-
force the gambling laws at the
Terre Haute track annapolis
News.
Not saying thing about the
wholesale pool-selling and gambling
of every variety going on down at
French Lick.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25
A REAL TRIBUTE.

IL is understood that the new town
OF the steel corporation up near Du-
luth insists upon calling itself Gary
Mimi. OF course. some of the Gary
Ind, business men are kicking like
steers.
This is a tribute to our own Gary,
The city should feel fattered.
Does New oYrk or Chicago object
because of Chicago, o.; Chicago, Ar
kansas: New York, Ida, or similar
repetftions? There are already nine
towns in the United States that bear
the name of Gary, and most of them
had the name long before the Gary
of the sand dunes was on the map.
What difference will ten make9
Imitation is the finest form of fiat
terry
THE TIMES Is TRYING HARD To
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25

Editor TIMES;

Please announce that L will be . cam-
dfdate for the nomination of city clerk
on the democratic ticket. subject to the
primary convention held August 2.
respectfully solicit the support of my
friends and take this means Of appris-
ing those whom 1 may not zee that
am out for the nomination.
NICHOLAS LAUER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25

FOR ALDERMAN OF 9TH WARD.
Editor TIMES,
Please announce through your
columns that l will he candidate for
the nomination of alderman of the
sixth ward. subject to the decision of
the democratic primaries, August End.
ALBERT MRoZ.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25

III senatorial dignity forDids Jim
Ham Lewis to diyest himself of his
waistcoat, it doesn't prevent him
from dispatching his spats, to say
nothing OF his red lambrequins. All
Jim Ham needs is set of andirons
10 make him one those old-fashioned
hreplaees that grandmother had.
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CITY JUDGE.

Editor TIMES
You are herewith authorized to an
nounce that 1 will be n candidate for
the office of city Judge of the city of
Hammond. Indiana. on the democratic
ticket. subject TO the will of the voters
of this city. and L herewith ask the
support of nay friends at the demo-
cratic primary election to be held nm
August 2. 1913
JAMES o. KOoNTZ.
July 2, 1918.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25
FOR TREASURER,

Editor FINEST
You are herewith authorized to an
nounce that i Will be q candidate for
the office of city treasurer of the City
of Hammond. Indiana. ON the demo-
cratic ticket. subject to the will of the
voters of this city. and 4 herewith ask
the support of my friends at the demo-
cratic primary election.
Signed, OTTO HI. DUELKE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25
FOR ALDERMAN sRD WARD.

Editor TINES
Please announce through the columns
OF your paper that L am candidate for
denomination TO the office of alderman
In the 3rd ward ON the democratic
ticket subject TO the August primaries,
JOHN PASCAIY
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CITY JUDGE,

Editor TIMES,
You are hereby authorized to nm
nounce TINT i will be candidate for
the office OF City Judge of the City of
Hammond, Indiana, on the Democratic
ticket. 1 hereby ask the support of the
voter. at the Democratic Primary Elec-
ton to be held August 2, 1913
THEODORE C. KLOTZ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25
WHEN FATHER WAS A BOY.

If father is sixty years old ask him
to recall for you what he knew as A
boy of ten. Let him impersonate
Clio, not holding a roll of papyrus,
but roll of moving picture films
showing what he has learned in the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-25
ALDERMAN. TENTH WARN

ALDERMAN, TENTH WARD
Editor TIMES,
You are authorized to announce to
the voters of Hammond my candidacy
for the nomination for alderman of the
tenth ward. subject to the democratic
nominating primaries on August End.
CHARLES H. NORTH.