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Tlhirs'd'ar, Sept. 5, 1907. THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES i I 1 "1. i 1 i 'A Sfocks9 Grain and Provisions LATEST MOVRIV1E3INTS IN INDUSTRIAL CENTERS, BY EXCLUSIVE WIRE TO THE LAKE COUNTY TIA1ES NEW YOEK LETTEB. New York.

Sept. 5. Stocks led by the Hill an! Harrtman Issues, closed with i bullish furore not witnessed for a long time, advances extending from one-half to five points over yesterday's closing prices. Union Pacific live points over opening prices. Tb opening market was weak and lower following London A bear raid Was attempted In Copper and Northern raciflc.

but a recession of a point was all the crowd could attain. Union Pacific, wh.cn w.s easily the leader of the market, was sustained against bearish attacks from the opening and led the advance a in the day. After holding firm at the early decline until the last hour the enure market, under the leadership of Union Pacific and the Hill roads, was galvanized Into life by the Burlington dividend declaration and closed at the highest point of the day. STOCK Desop. Open Atchison id Am.

Sugar 114 Am. Car 39 Amal. Cop. 7 1 1 4 Am. Smelt Am.

Looom 53 Anaconda 46 Am. Tob pfd 79 Am. 21 B. Brook. It.

T. 47 Va C. li. 10 Ches. 33 C.

F. 24 1,3 Col. South 23 Cotton Oil 32 i Canad Pao 164 Vi Coast Line 82 Va Cent. Leath 183 Uenver com 24 Distillers 55 Frio com 21 Va Erie 1st 00 Erie 2nd Great North 124 Gt. Nor Ore 65 Vi 111.

Central 135 Interboro 10 K. C. S. cm 251,2 Do pfd 55 '4 NaBh 10S1, Mex. Cent cm 35 4s Do pfd 64 Mis.

Pac 70 Nat. Lead 52 N. Y. Cent 104 V. 71 North Pac 122 Ont.

W. 33 Ms Pacific Mall 25Va Peoples Gas 87 Pennsyl. ...11 8 Vi Heading 05 n. i. 2i liock Isl.

cm 20 Do pfd 46 Rubber 31 South Pac 84Va Po. Ky. com 16 St. Paul ...1213 St Texas Pao 27 Union Pao 127 U. S.

31 Do pfd 84 Virg Chem 20 Vi Wabash cm 12 Do rtfd 21 Wis. nt pf 39 West Union 76V High 87 114Vs 39 Va 73 102 54 4 7 79 24 Vi 91 4 Vi 1 0 9 334 257 241, 331-8 fc2Va 1 9 14 2 4U 57 21 Ta f.O 38 12ai 65 136 10 25 i 5514 108 36 64 70Vi 54 106 34 711. 127V4, 33I3 2a H7i3 120 97ai 23Va 21 46 33 8 6 14 16 123 37 28 132 32 V3 95 3 21 12 21 Vi 39 Ivw fcV4 114 38 70 B8 53 45 79 24 90 46Va 10 33 24V4 23 32i 164 14 82 Va I8V3 23 54H 2 Hi 49 Vi 36 123 63 135 9 25 Va 6514 108 18 1,4 35V 64 69 62Vi 104 Vi 71 121 33Vi 25 Va 87 118V4 94 Va 21 20 46 31 834 16 121 34 27 127 31 94Vi 20 12 21 89 7 3 V4 Close 87 114 39 "4 73 101 54 4714 79 24 91 48 10 33 25 24 33 166 82 19V4 24 57 21 49 37- 128 55 138 9 25 55V4 108 18 36 64 70 V4 54 106 71 V4 127 Vi 33 25 87 120 97 Vi 23 21 46 32 86 V4 16 123V4 37 23 182 32 95 21 12 21 39 76 GRAIN MARKETS. Chicago. Sept.

5. Car lots today: Wheat, 208 cars; corn, 223 cars: oats, 208 cars; hogs, 16,000 head. Clearances Wheat and flour equr.l, 243,000 bu; corn, 219,000 bu; oats, bo. Estimates Wheat, 176 cars; corn, 231 cars; oats, 285 cars; hogs, 16,000 head. Northwest Cum.

Last Today Weic Minneapolis 98 72 Duluth 29 32 Chicago 208 llti Primary Movement. Receipts. Wheat, today 1,111,000 Last week 878,000 I-ast j'ear 879,000 Corn, today 256,000 Last week 613,000 Last year 726,000 Last i ear 160 100 70 Ship. 435,000 362.000 434,000 406,000 LIVE STOCK MARKETS, 1 1 ojiiun niucn 1 araa, sept. -Hog re ceipts, market 5 cents higher; letl over, estimated tomorrow Light, $6.10 to 6.52; mixed, J5.U0 to 6.05; rough, $5,40 13,000.

to 6.45; heavy, to 6.60 Cattle receipts, market steady. Beeves. to 7.2a; cows, to 5.25; stockers. $2.60 to 5.00. Sheep receipts, mamet steady.

Native, $3.25 to 5.80; western, $3.25 to 5.75; lambs, $5.00 to 7.50; western, $5.00 to 7.55. WEATHER FORECAST. Dakotas, Nebraska and Kansas-Fair tonight, probably becoming unsettled Friday; warmer tonight. Iowa Fair and warmer tonight; Friday Increasing cloudiness. Minnesota Fair tonight, probably becoming unsetueu i-rjaay: warmer west tonight.

Montana Probably showers tonight and Friday- warmer tonight. Illinois Generally fair tonight and Friday; warmer north Friday. Indiana, Missouri Generally fair to night and Friday. Lower Michigan and Wisconsin uenerany ralr tonight and Friday warmer Friday. HEARD ON BOURSE.

Bear crowd again at work; would buy on good recessions. I look for the market to sell off be lore 11 worns nigner. There's good selling ordeis going in now. F. K.

jjenver earnings fourth week In August. inc. Month of August, inc. $282,600, From July 1st, inc. $577,200, or M.

S. Co. says he thinks a good many shorts have cov ered and the people who bought lower down to sustain market have supplied the stocks. 6tUlH BID PBQVISIOH TMEI Ho nth uren Wheat Pept 94 Dee. ..99 100 May ..105 106 Corn Sept ..62 63 Dec.

62 May 62 Pept 57 Dee. 55 May 55 1'rk Sept ..1550 Oct. ..1580 irrl Sept Oct. ..920 Hlbi Sept Oct. High Low 1580 920 863 872 93Vi 99 104 f.1 60 60 55 53 53 1560 905 857-60 865 Cloaa 93 99ax 105 61 60 61- 56 63 64 1545n 1565ax 900 810ax 857-60ax 867-70 CHICAGO LETTER.

Chicago. Wheat has had a nub stantial reaction today as result of a Blackening in the export demand and a very moderate reaction In the foreign markets. Latter'rlalnly balked on the advance here yesterday and on the prices asked for cash wheat but have taken hold freely again on the dip in cash wheat prices. Break was healthy in that it caused cash wheat and future buying by the foreigners early; also much realizing by miscellaneous longs here. Cash market has been relatively weaker on contradictory reports concerning the new wheat out turn and Quality.

Cash sales 175,000 bushels. CORN Trade in corn today has been enormous. have caused renewed buying and bulges greatly increased thrt sales. There is a wide difference of opinion regarding the growing crop Temperatures in corn belt low but large part of trade seems to believe they are not necessarily unfavorable. No sign of frost, although temper atures all over belt were far below normal.

Some of the larger local longs have sold a great deal of corn today to take profits. The northwest has also sold and tho public seems to have been more or less divided in its views and to have sold as much at least as it bought. Cash sales 1S3.000, seaboard 11 loads. OATS December and May oats sold to 55 cents today and September to 57. Market was very tight as result of continued covering by shorts, mostly country sellers who find their grain will not grade contract.

Trade of this sort today, however, has not been as large as yesterday. There has been more Influential selling, besides leading bull here has been credited with further sales of September and buying May. Elevator interests have bought and sold in a way to indicate a general pressure on the market. Market has finally felt this and other pressure. Cash sales 133,000 bushels.

Lard was firm and fairly active early but the entire list has given way since on pressure on each item from a larger packtr. Stocks If market bulges up today we would take There was some good, selling of stocks In the last hour yesterday and I am told it would be in evidence today. I think if you get any soft sn.it. stocks are a purchase. The last days have shown pretty conclusively tnat 11 any buying power develops there are no stocks pressing.

sell 4Vi bonds, and I think that 4 rate for New York City bonds Is a bear argument. Other conditions have not changed and I am selling stocks. J. B. Walker.

Bristol, Va. On the petition of the Northern Coal company. Judge Skeen of the United States court has appoint ed L. C. Petit of Big Stone Gap, receiver of the Union Iron Steel com pany, a Delaware corporation with pig iron and steel manufacturing plants at Ironton, Big Stone Gap, Chath- aming, N.

Denver, and Birm Ingham, Ala. The capital stock is $2, 000,000. All things considered, I believe that the market will gradually work high er, ll reactions come, do not ie airaiu to buy stocks. On the other hand, it will not surprise me to see prices work several points higher without much set back; but in this case the reaction will be more severe when it does come. If a real campaign i near, it ought to be preceded by moderate break from around today's tops.

ltidgley. Instinct In Plants. Climbing plants have two opposing methods of describing spiral growth. The plants that turn to the right In the northern hemisphere reverse this trend In the southern hemisphere, and therefore, for the sake of consistency, It may be preferable to describe the two kinds of spiral tendency, as re spectively "clockwise" and "counter clockwise," which latter can be shortened to "counterwise." The honeysuckle and the hop turn "clockwise," while the convolvulus and the scarlet runner bean twine "counterwise." Experiments made by growing scarlet runner beans In opaque cylinders, to discover whether the deviation of the twist was innate or merely from the direction of the light, disclosed the fact that the plant possesses an inclination resembling the instinct of animals, of proceeding in a given direction, and resents any attempt to force it otherwise. CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

HATES. 8 llaea er Ieaa. scr dir. in cents per 4ay for each additional llae. VAYAMLK I.N ADVA.NCI2.

PEKSOAALS. PERSONAL Mrs. Josie Sooy, nurse. Phone 933 Last Chicago. 9-5-lm HA1K HELP WAXTEft WANTED Strong young man for de- iivery wagon; one tnat can speak Polish and Slavish preferred.

Lontr Liquor House, 119th street, Whiting, Xnd. 9-o-bt. LOST AD FOUXD. LOST OR STRAYED Sunday, from Wolf Lake saloon, bay horse. 1,200 pounds; 6mall white mark on left hind leg.

Address any Information to Fred Burk, Wolf Lake. 9-4-tf. LOST OR STRAYED Bay mule in Gary. Finder please return to Gary Bottle Works and receive $5 reward. 9-3-3t.

Hammond Business Directo ry) WANTED Buyer and manager for our grocery department; also one experienced grocery salesman. Apply K. C. Minas Hammond, Ind. i-5-3t LOST Kej at Hagenbeck's circus on ball ground.

Please mail or return to Lake County Times office. 8-26-tf LOST AND FOUND Will finder of black morocco pocketbook, containing money, business cards and correspondence, return same to M. 1. Lake County Times, and receive reward? s-2a-tf. Fbaae DB.

W. H. DAVIS, DE.VTMT. Rooms 1-3, Blajeatle Bids. Special Notice Do not confuia thla office with the Harvard DentlsU, for I am in no way connected with hem- never have been.

WANTED Blacksmith's helper; good on horseshoeing and general wagon work; come ready to work. Thos. Jo-hannsen, Highlands, Ind. 9-4-3t WANTED First class carpenters to work on Whiting school building Apply Henry Goebel. 9-5-2t WANTED Janitor.

Apply Gibson It. 1. M. C. A.

9-4-3t. 11. WANED Bright boy. Apply at once. specialty Underwear 135 Condit streot.

WANl ED One hotel porter, one dishwasher; permanent position; good wages Apply South Bay Hotel, Indiana Harbor, Ind. a-4-2t WANTED Strong, reliable boy to de nver mil. Apply E. Fruehling, 305 tst State street. 9-3-6t.

WANTED Boy at Lion store. Apply Dry Goods department. 9-3-tf. WANTED To pay bright young man or woman 40c to per hour for pleasant, honorable work. Address care Lake County Times.

9-3-3t. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. In the matter of the estate of Benjamin F. Kauffman, deceased. No.

292. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administratrix of said estate by the clerk of the Lake superior court. Said estate is supposed to be solvent CATHERINE KAUFFMAN. Administratrix. Dated August 20, 1907.

Beat Equipped Repair Shop la tha Stat Q. W. HUKTE3 AUTOMOBILE GARAGE Compressed Air FREE Bowser Gasoline System 91 S. HOHMAN STREET Phone 122. Huehn Block, IlammoaA, IaJ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A bargain; ten acres; a good seven-room frame house, stone foundation, cellar, cement walk, fruit trees, good well water, cistern, at Ashley, price wanted $2,200.

Address jlenick. Whiting, Box 451. 9-4-St. FOR SALE Story and a half house, 2o-foot lot. East Chicago, price In payments; worth $2.

000; 5 per cent off for cash. Address Thos. Ray, Lowell, Ind. 9-4-6t. FOR SALE Will sell reasonable 10-room house; modern Improvements; reason for selling, moving.

Erlck Lund, 222 Roberts avenue. 9-3-tf. WANTED Cylinder feeders. SI 2. Na tional Printlnir nnrl Kno-rnvino- Niles, Mich.

8-30-3eod. WANTED Cylinder press feeders; no iaoor irouoie; steady work. Write or apply at once. The Werner Akron, O. FEMALH HELP WAJVTED.

WANTED Good hired erirl who can cook. Apply Pioneer hotel. T. J. Greenwald, Lansing, 111.

9-5-tf. The market will unquestionably continue to be active with upward ten dency. There will bo reactions as f.l-ways occur in an upward market and people should buy then and always take profits on the advance. The market was fairly Bteady at the opening but it was very evident that some one was selling stocks, unquestionably profit taking, and a reaction of one to two per cent set in before there was any recovery. No news of any consequence devel oped, and the market has very much of a trader's character at present, and we believe that purchases on reactions should prove profitable, but profits should be taken on fair ad vances.

The failure of the Union Iron and Steel company is regarded as unimport ant in iron and steel circles. The com pany was a producer of pig iron besides being interested in other properties which have been showing poor results in the way of profits. Swedenborg In Ruffles and Wig. Swedenborg was a great deal In London, where he was known and admired and had several good friends, but his small knowledge of English and the impediment In his speech precluded him from any real intimacy. His slight figure, with Its fine features and hazel eyes, was well known In the neighborhood of Coldbath fields, where he lodged, and he was often seen stopping to talk to the children, for whom he used to carry sweetmeats.

He was always dressed in an old fashioned suit with lace rufQes and wore a full bottomed carrying a sword and a gold head ed On1 Christmas eve, 1771, he had a stroke of apoplexy, and on March 29, 1772, the day he had foretold, he died at the house which he had himself named. Occult Review. Antiquity of Tea Smoking. "With your tea cigarettes," said the antiquary sternly, "you young ladies think yourselves very modern and de cadent But look here." He took from a portfolio a French print of the seventeenth century that portrayed two men, with cumbrous pipes, charging the same from a box of China tea. "This chows you," the old man said, "the antiquity of tea Brooking.

It was a common thing in France 200 years ago. Blegnt mentions it, and Grand d'Aussay in his 'Ilistolre de la Vie Prrree dea Francais describes it in de talL An old vice, a dead vice for the French found that tea smoking racked the nerves how very, very foolish you girls are to have revived it" New Or leans Times-Democrat WANTED Chambermaid. A-No. 1. An- ply Lash hotel.

9-5-3t. WANTED Girl for general house work. Call at Plummer avenue. 9-5-lt. WANTED A girl for general house work.

Apply Calumet Park hotel. State and liurnham avenue, West Hammond, telephone 4003. 9-4-tit WANTED Girl for work. Apply 360 street. 9-4-tf.

general house-South llohman WANTED Competent girl for general housework, zz Webb street: phone 2904. 9-4-3t. WANTED A competent girl for gen eral housework. AddIv 47 Mason street. 8-30-tf.

WAJnti-jl) Experienced girl for gen eral house worn; good wages to one competent to go ahead with all work Apply 20S Hammond building. 8-2S-tf FOR SALE Nine-room house, brick foundation; reasonable. Apply 815 Indiana avenue. 9-3-6C FOR SALE Farm lands: 1 have for sale thousands of acres of cut over land, ranging from $3.50 to $15 per acre; also improved farms in Michi gan and Wisconsin; abstracts furnish ed to all buyers; your railroad fare refunded if you purchase. For rartl culars call at or address Mr.

August b. Brandt. 52 Doty street. Hammond. ind.

8-29-im FOR SALE Three lots. Nos. 356. 35l and 360 Bell avenue, with house of three large rooms; reasonable price; cash. Apply 358 Bell avenue.

8-23-6w FOR SALE One cottage and lots in Williams Btreet, May street and west of state line; cash or easy payments D. A. Pugh, 213 Ann street; telephone 3.44. 7-13-imo. FOR SALE House and lot at 607 West State street; lirst class condition lot 50x150.

Call at 405 East State street. Thia is a bargain. Jacob Milz. 8-21 -tf. BARTER AMD EXCHANGE No cburge for ix insertion under Darter and Exchange bead.

For every reply to ad, you pay two cent. WANTED Girl for general housework. Call 20 Sibley street. 8-27-3U WANTED Girl at the bakery. 8-27-tf.

Model Home SITUATION WANTED. WANTED Young lady wishes position as stenographer; has some experi ence and can show recommendation. Address N-3, Lake County Times. 9-4-3 iOU EXCHANGE Complete hunting outfit, including shotgun and rifle ana canvas boat, for what have you Address Box H-14, Lake County Times. HOY ARD STEVENS.

Oyeo tot Coatrarta. Painting, Paper Hanging and Decoratmcr. GRAINING A SPECIALTY" Mr Motto: Goed War. Morton Court Hajaaaoad. laaV Telephona 1S44.

I. R. MILLER C. M. COOK MILLER COOK Plumbing, Sewerage, Steam and Hot water Jobbing promptly attended to.

Intimates on application. Phone 43 270 S. Hohman St. HAMMOND. IND.

STEWART BOWERS GENERAL CO.VTRACTOR3 AND BUILDERS Will be pleased, to give yoa etl mates on your building Post Office Building. East Chicago. Bank INDIANA HARBOR. IXTV DICKOVER TALMAGE Contractors and Builders Estimate Furnished on Short Notice Phone 19S3. Office 25 Rlmbach Butldioy HAMMOND.

IND. HAMMOND GARAGE Automobiles for FientS Uaaollae, Oil aad Soadrlea. Geaeral Ur? air las 3. XV. MtMtLLES, Prop.

T4 Bo. Hohman street. Ilajniuaaa 14. The Lake Construction Manufacturers of Artificial Stone and Concrete Building material OfFlCLt 413 HAMMOND BLDQ. Telephone 4751 Plant: Florence and Chicago Avenue.

J. C. HAMILTON CO. Founder and General nclilulata. Designers of Special Maeblacry.

Gnu, Alumni and Iron Caatinea, Wood and Metal Patterns, and niacksmlthloK Telephone 47S1, HAMMOND, IND, Wilcox Are. one-half block. Kaat. of Hohman Street. CALUMET CLUB PAVILION.

XIC. KAIIL, PKOl'IUETOK. Calumet Illver nnd Calumet Avenue, HAMMOND, IND. Launch parties acooiuiuodated. Reeular trips made by launch to points of Interest.

KONG HONG LO CO. Chinese, American aad Iuroyeaa KESTAL HAN'T. Chinese Chop Suey. All Chinese dtsfce eerved in short order. Chinese Goods Open tram and Tea.

11 a. m. to 1. a. A 0- State Street.

Hammond, lad. li. A. EDWARDS. First Class TONSORIAL PARLOR, FOCHTU LOO It, HAMMOND BClLDIXa.

W. M. CHRISTEN ARCHITECT AND BUILDINQ SUIT 312 Hammond Building HAMMOND Woodhull Ice Cream Co. Manufacturers of Frozen Creams, Fruit Ices, Etc. So.

Chicago. 250 02nd Phone 77 Hammond, 85 State Street, Phone 177 TO EXCHANGE Roll top. four-foot desk, for oflice chair -or rug? Address L-31, Lake County Times. 5. ADVERTISING HINTS.

Vhm shrewd merchant aeea to 14 thai ftla newspaper aaaeuaeemeats sura fcrtffht and attraetlye, that tha copy ts rearularly and that the print' baa his display ads la time to artrs the attention they deaerrc. CASTLEMAN JONES GARY, IND. Lots in Gary Perfect Tule $10 Monthly Payments The Reddy Hoofing Co- Gravel an4 Asphalt Rooflnjf CONTKACTOUS DEALHltS Tel. 2141. 310 Hammond Bull din j) Hammond, Indiana DR.

F. H. FOX, PHYSICIAN AND SUKGKOX. Ofllcei Tapper Mock, with Dr. Campbell Oflice Phone, ISO Ileaidence, 223 Oflice Hours to 11 a.

12 to 4 p. ni. and 0 to 7 p. Snndaya, 1 to 3 p. nu MAX LEVIN, Merchant Tailor, If you want aatlafaction In a suit of clothea, come to me I ISO South Hohman Street, Over I Jon Store.

HAMMOND, XD. FOR EXCHANGE New water cooler. holds four gallons, for office chair. Address Box D-18, Lake County Tlmes.5 ear uonkeif Plan von SALE. FOR SALE Cheap, one large size Art Garland heating stove, in perfect condition.

J. II. Roney, No. 7, Wilcox addition to Whiting, Ind. 9-5-lt.

rut JUACtiAisvjii. Farm wagon and neavy uran team lor interest in I house and lot In or near TTnmm-nH uresa L'Ountv Times a TO EXCHANGE Rooming house, three blocks from Standard Ktel Car Will exchange for farm land. Address xjoi. LAKo county Times. 3.

FOR SALE I have sheep and lambs for sale; will sell in any numbers. C. C. Bothwell, Crown Point, R. F.

D. No. 3. 9-5-5 1. FOR SALE Saloon and boarding house In Hammond, near factories; selling on account of sickness.

Address J. Lake County Times. 9-4-2t aili iAUiiArsut; itestaurant ami lunch room, including fl-r-tures Hohman street for a good lot. or will eu reasonable. Address 13-19.

T-nir -uumy au. FOR SALE Entire household goods on account of leaving city; will sell at a bargain. Call 269 State street. 9-4-6 FOR EXCHANGE New large trunk. BLyje.

i.or buic or cintnpii nr cnamona pin. Address Lake county Mimes. 30 FOR SALE Meat market, house and lot, also horse; good location, good trade. Call or write, Mrs. W.

Bailey, Dyer, Ind. 9-4-3t. 'OR EXCHANGE Two Brussels rugs, 12 by 14. for sewins: machlnA or nn. holstered chairs.

Address S-17. Lako 1 1 I-1 r. vuuiiiy a lines. au FOR SALE Small drive mare, harness and toD buggy; a bargain if taken at once. Inquire 524 Sibley street.

9-4-tf. Smelters declined almost four per cent but recovered about half their loss before the close. Union Pacific and Reading were also sold but traders covered In the closing hour, and those stocks only showed fractional losses compared with last night's closing. I am very bearish on stocks. Think they will be selling 10 to 20 points lower la another month.

They are putting them up now to help the City LIVERPOOL MARKET. Liverpool. Sopt. 5. Wheat opened one-half to five-eighths higher; corn opened one-half higher.

Wheat closed one-eighth higher; eorxt closed one-half higher. JOHN DICKINSON 00, STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. 5 Board of Trade Buildup Telephone Harrison 6612 6611 New York Office, 42 BROADWAY Members Chicago Board of Trad. New York Coaaoildatad Stock Exchange C. H.

WANZER STOCK AND ECHO BROKER. Stocks Carried On 3 to 3 Point Margin, Nominal Rates of Interest. 333 Rookery Chicago. IRE? tiSSE EJUSiSSS. 3451 Orphans.

Two of the young friends of Bishop Wllberforce of Oxford gave the authorities of the university so much trouble that they won the nicknames of Ilophnl and rhinehas. One day, says T. H. S. Escott in "Society In the Country Uouse," they were lounging about the hall at C.ud-desdon palace, singing the Lutheran refrain, "The devil is dead," when tha bishop suddenly appeared.

Tie walked very gently up to them and In his most caressing: manner, placing one hand on each head, 6aid in a consolatory tone: "Alas, poor orphans!" Two Hundred Species of Rosea. There are 200 species of roses in existence, though perhaps not more than fifty clearly defined families. Of these families only two are of American birth. There are thousands of varieties, however, and of these our enterprising rose growers have contributed by far the largest proportion. The eagerly sought black rose is still un-produced, though a New York florist has a dark red one wtich in some lights has the appearance of black velvet.

Kansas City Journal. Made Him Hop. Ilirara Ilardapple What made Grandpap Wheatly jump ten feet and forget his rheumatics when the circus parade passed? Was he afraid of the elephants? Zeke Crawfoot No. He heard the steam calliope and thought It was one of those automobiles with the new' fangled whistles. Chicago News.

Human Nature. "Why are guests so habitually dis contented?" asked the landlord. "They're not discontented," answered the clerk. 'They merely want to convej a favorable impression about what they are used to at home." fcintp? Star- FOR SALE Good paying restaurant fnr mnn. or man and wire: bargain: reason for selling, leaving town.

Call 26t South llohman street. ltnout children preferred. 9-3-3t- FOR SALE Saloon; two-story dtick cheap If taken now, account or. sick-ness. Chas.

Eck, 243 Gostlin street, Hammond, Ind. s-31-6t- FOR REST. FOR RENT Furnished front room for rm or two gentlemen, can sid- Ibv strft: five minutes waiK irom down town. 9-5-tf. FOR RENT Furnished room for gent leman; modern conveniences; central ly located.

167 liusseii street. a-o-i, FOR RENT Furnished suitable for two. iu 8-31-3t. front room, Condit street. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, one larse and one small; electric lights and bath.

8 Rimbach avenue. 8-31-Jt FOR RENT Room in new flat, suit- ahiA for one or two; modern con veniences. loa carrou street. a-iu-n for RENT New. Improved lo-acre truck farm, with DricK nouse just De ing completed.

Call or write Louis Hecklemer, 414 Truman avenue. 8-2Stf WANTED TO II EXT. WANTED Two or three furnished rooms suitable tor ngnt nouseneep- T.cr- references lurnisnea. Aaaress BOX Jd, laKe j.n:ie&. a-o-u WANTED To rent a four or five room cottage convenient to Standard Steel Car.

Pnone 45sa. WANTED Two furnished rooms for lisrht housekeeping, situated la south Dart Ot City, wn r. uuii, pnone iuoi 9-3-3t. WANTED Six or seven-room house south of State Etreet and east of Monon R. R- Address M.

Lake County Times. S-27-tf. WANTED I want to rent a small or medium sized farm between Ham mond and Crown Point, within waik in? distance to R. R. station.

Address Meyer, Postoffice Box 505, llara mond, Ind. 8-20-3wk. MISCELLAXEOrS. nw! tout sewing machine need re pairing? If so. call up F.

Miller, the sewing machine expert, 241 East State street, phone 2501, 10-16-' IF. THE MATTER PUZZLES LET A WAXT AD HELP YOU. YOU, FROM $250 UPWARDS TERMS $10 DOWN, $10 A MONTH W. Gordon Smith, son Stm Ave. inow where Gibson is? YOU SHOULD FIND OUT AT ONCE! TO EXCHANGE Good hotel barber snop, two chairs, worth 1500.

for au tomobile or gasoline launch. Artrtrss hox i-S3, Lake County Times. 30 Jtou EXCHANGE Fine toned violin ana cornet, lormerly used by profes sor. Will trade for household furni ture. Address Cox N-17.

Lake County1 n. rt j. lines. i Do a Freight transfer point of entire New York Central Lines System for Chicago District. Choice Business and Residence Property opposite Main Office Builuings.

Easy Terms. The Best Investment in Lake County. Call or address 1 Phl GEORGE W. LEWIS, Sole Aent' Phone East Chic 6 go 443 EAST CHICAGO 30 fwt iz-year-oia mare. Good for light farm work.

Address liox B-Z2, Lake County Times. 29 TO EXCHANGE For wearing apparel tor young laay, two hours work ner day, sewing or writing. Address Box B-32, Lake County Times. 29 TO EXCHANGE Any one having pi ano to exchange on home, please ad dress B. N.

Lake County Times. 28 FOR EXCHANGE: Lawn mower and 100 feet hose for household furni ture. Address Box F-17, Lake County Times. is. FOR EXCHANGE Sulky, rubber tires, for light wagon or harness.

Address Box P-2S, Lake County Times. 2S TO EXCHANGE New eight-room house, all modern Improvements, for a vacant lot, team or horses, cash or what? Address Box 1-17, Lake County 'limes. 2 8. FOR EXCHANGE Two acres land near Hammond, for house and lot in Hammond or Last Chicago. Address TO EXCHANGE Columbia disk phon ograph; 100 records, latest music; value $100: for Shetland pony.

Ad-1 dress Box M-A. Lake County Times. 27 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Hammond Lot 22, block 15. Towle Avery's addition, Jacob Wit-kowsky to ChL L. S.

S. Bend Ry. Co 125 Hammond Lot 15, block 9, Hol- man's third addition, G-eorge w. Lawrence, to Chi. I S.

S. Bend ity. co zzd Hammond Lot 18, block 2, north side addition, Sarah Susan Barker to Sarah Elizabeth Llddlng- ton 1 Hammond Lots 9 to 11, 4 feet lot 12. block 2, Towle Avery's addition. First National Bank.

Hammond, to Frank 400 Hammond Lot 34, 33, block 1, East Lawn addition, Ull-rick Blaekmun to Olive Hall Hammond Lot 2 9, Steiber Street addition, Julius Szudzinskl to Michal Paulus Hammond Lot 14, lot 13. lock 9, Homewood addition. Murray Turner to George Q. Hartman Hammond Lot 7. block 4.

Tllcos JUST A WORD While yon have a few moments to spare. DO YOU ftEED MONEY? We loan from 1 10.00 to $1000.00 on Furniture, Pianos, Horses, Wagons and other personal property and leave the goods in your possession. You repay us in small weekly or monthly payments 110 PUBLICITY WHATEVER but strictly confidential. If you cannot call, write or phone us and we will 6end our confidential representative to explain our easy payment pla-n. CHICAGO DISCOUNT CO.

9133-43 Ccr.rrerc'al SCUTS CHICAGO Room 200 Tel. So. Chicago 104 Open Monday. Thursday aad Saturday Evealnss until 9 P. M.

We dose other Eveninsrs at 6 P. M. er address L. Box 016, Hammond, lad. Godfrey's addition, Charles Lavene to Catherine Half Indiana Harbor Lots 2 and 33.

block 68, Johannes Kopelke, com'r. to Thora J. Indiana Harbor Lot 13, block 14, in second addition, rank F. Fisher to "Walter Ciesielsky. Indiana Harbor Lot 12, block 14 in second addition, East Chicago Co.

to Frank F. Fisher. Indiana Harbor Lot 24. block 15 in second adldtlon, Wllhelmlna Schmidt to Joseph Olejnik Toleston Lots 16 and 17, CaLI- well's second addition, William C. Caldwell to S.

D. Toleston Lot3 18 and 13, Caldwell's second addition, Eugene R. Adams ta N. and 1L E. Miller Crown Point Lots 29 and 30, Eddy's second addition.

Benjamin leal Estate 0 foot lots on Wood avenue, near Sibley street; a snap at $700. Part time. 8 lots on Kane avenue $200 each; easy terms. These Lots are worth $300 each. 7- room house on Williams street; new; all modern improvements $4750.

8- room house on Ogden street, modern; a snap at $4500. 10-room house on Carrol 75 foot lot, $4900. 25 foot lots on Monroe street, $200 each $20 cash $5 per month. 25 foot lots near Pennsylvania Depot, $75 each; $10 cash, $5 per month; only three lots left. Lots near Eeid Mnrdock and Sim- plex plants at $200 and up: easy terms.

JACOBSON AGENCY 412 Hammond Bldg. PHONE 3642 Open Evenings and Sunday A. M. SCO 4 30 200 Sachs to John li. East Chicago Lot 44, block 2 In ee 2S-37-9, East Chicago Co.

to Edward O. Uihiein 1.000 East Chicago Lot 21, block 8 In nw hi 22-37-a, Anna Frank-lewlca to Paul B. Lipir.ski. 1.009 In ad iotidnto2iinl. In addition to tbe foregoing trans-, fers there have been filed for record.

12 mortgages, 4 releases and 14 miscellaneous instruments..