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Launchipg Of the YorHtomn.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2s.-Two trains o. Pullmam
cars from Washington. bearing Secretary Mhitnep.
and party arrived at Washington.strset wharf few
minutes before o'clock, this afternoon. Thn dlB-a
tirguished party numbered three huRdrsd- anal
included quite number Of ladies'. They were ~
taken on board the steamer Columbia whaval
they received by the city officials and prumknenk
er, which meanwhile proceeded MP the river MM
Cramps ship-yards The Yorktown was laungs4sd R&
BOG r. NJ and was chrsst0ned By MiaH Eiuhn0rF
Breckenridge daughter Of Congressman hFsekinrid1a9
of Kentucky. The dynamite cruiser followed o& Ahd
ways 3:1O being christcred BY Miss Nellie CAM
eron, daughter OF Senator " Cameron of nennAyl~
vanias The launches woq 1tspnlT nuocessfui. Th&z
United States steamer "A (which lay nuk in tAnm
river, fired salute as - moved oe the wa.
into the stream, amid ~sM ~@ohiEK or whiMmaSa M
ringing OF bells and the chsH2 81. Tia nnlsl
spectators. hE Ads
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CMcIsNATI, o., April 29.-The QUITO
for a mixed sort of action tomorrow IN VI
law which makes IL offense to keep salos
Sunday. The Liquor Dealers Protective a
has adopted resolution 20 close and obey "A a 6M
the present. The brewers have beon apps
favorable to obedience 10 the law. but today hSa
session and decided 10 deliver beer tomorrow to
of their customers as desired Il but they all sesoH
mend that all saloons keep closed until n a. Twq
breweries notified their customers that they woul#
not deliver beer tomorrow. The Saloon Esepcrs A.
ISOLATION. at meeting held to-day deeidee 10 raanan
mend that all saloons be closed Sunday betNe&u&
8 A. NJ. and p. IA. and that after those who mi%A
to open win be defended by the association. This
police have been instructed to make eare1nl note M
morrow Of ali persons violating the law and reports
them early Monday morning 70 the police courk e1ae
who will at issue warrants fer their arrest Ihw
brewers have agreed to furnish bond for such 81
customers may be arrested. Several ct the cWn~8
cert halls and hilltop resorts have given notice that
they intend TO defy the law and carry business a
usual.
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rated with white llacs and the bridesmaids cash
flowers.
Mr.. Charles Haines, well and favorabiy known
here, by his long connection with the old firm OF
Bowen 81 Stewart, who has been seeking health in
various climates and who went to California about
yea- ago, is very low and fears entertained for
bis recovery He is i'll that it is impossible for
Mrs Haines TO start home with him. This inteli-
gence viii bring regret TO large circle of friends here
Miss Emily Bingham viii give an evening of read
ings at Plymouth Church next Friday by invitation
ri s1S IassaS.1 oeoCs grs n 81 Mss
Of art are invited to be present Miss Bingham is
teacher of reading at the school and highly valued
member of the faculty She win be assisted by Mr..
Win Daggett.
Mrs- f. s. Newcomer and daughter gave 8 very
pleasant Tnursday afternoon IN honor
they were assisted by Mrs. BENZ. d: Walcott The
Mrs o. RI Has.sToar Mrs. Harrv MiIl;oan Mrs.
VIM. kappes, Mrs: Bates. Mrs. Richard Chisett Mrs
S Vinto =, Holman ma Mrs z g Foster Mrs. Msrrick
Mr.. Silas T. Bowen. who is extended trip
snrough Europe has returned a. far as Paris France
six wee no b &c 70 tHe s. FOR o-1 s Bon %
has visited the Holy Land, and being perfectly
of interest He vss5 Egvn9 ana the Nile sailed on
the Mediterranean. and went to the inner crater of
thoroughly secured the continent.
The st. Paul Globe says: "Dr. Munhan haz sppar-
entity captivated everybody who has met or heard
communicating with the Bible and a rich vein Of
genuine hunor he of the ablest preachers the
people of ST. Paul have heard. The solid front
OF ministers at the opening service Sunday only made
one or two onspicuous by their absence. DIR. Mum
halls address to the ministers yesterday morning
practical breezy and given in most charming spirit:
Ills wide experience made his remarks instructive and
deeply inspirting and brought his ministerial breth-
rem into the closest relations of confidence and fell
lowship with him"
Prof. J. s. Black continues to receive aattering
notices of the success of his son, Charles Holman
Black, who is singing in Paris He has recently sung
at matinee musicale at which the composer
Massinet presided at the piano. and whose compost
tons made up the larger portion of the programme.
among the other artists who performed that
casion were Madam Joviers, of the Grand Opera.
Miss Reed, the most pronounced amateur of New
York, and Monsieur Godalfski, the Russian pianist,
who has made sensation in Paris the past winter.
Prcminent among the guests were, Mr.. McLane,
United States minister to France Carolus Duran the
eminent artist, DR.. Warren Bey, the Countess Mall
vezzie. Madam Machada, and other notables. Mr..
Black sings again the 9th at entertainment
given under the patronage Of Senator Lizot, and
the 18th in the Sale Herr. After this ne goes to
London for the season, and later, TO Norway. He
then hopes to make his parents visit here in the
autumni but will not remain long, his duties call
him back to Paris. If Mr.. Black sings all, it will
only be in concert which may be given by his father
during his brief stay in Indianapolis.
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Urbana.

Mrs. William Nicholas has returned to her home at
Indianapolis. Mrs. l.. Il. Martin and son Waiter
guests of Mrs. Clara Bs-thoow at Mansfield. -.
Miss Mary Pickard, of Loda is visiting her aunt
Miss Annie Pckard-- Col. w. N. Coler of New
York, is guest OF friends II this city. Miss q. z.
Oummns wes guest of Mira Dwight, in Danvills,
Sunday. wv. II. Harmon departed for his home in
Ohio this week. Miss Jennie Lowenstsrn has re-
turned from Chicago Rolla Mathews Of Burling-
ton, Ia il visiting his mother, Mrs J. r Matthews,
OF this city Mrs Jennie Braddock has returned
from visit with friends at Indianapolis Miss
Minnie Weber is visiting friends in Indiana Miss
Annie Sim is visiting her brother at Wichita, KAN
T. l. Fisher and wife. of Homer, spent Sunday With
n. II. Cohen and family Thomas Wright and wife
have returned from n viat in Georgia
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Knightstown.

James Gilchrist. of Garden City, Kan. is in the
city. George Van, of Stromsburg Neb., is visiting
here. Earl Reddick. Of Pasadena Cal, win visit
his parents here shortly. Miss Fannie Ballard is
visiting friends at indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Cook Mr.. John D. Maple is visiting at Minneapo-
Is Mimi, this week. Miss Myla Cook entertained
her many friends handsomely last week Miss
Ionnan will give lecture the Life and Character
of Oliver P. Norton this place. May 4----Rev. 7 +.
j. McClelland, of Richmond, breaches at the Presby
terrain Church to-day Rev. w. D. Engle of Indian
apolis conducts Episcopal services this morning
Sir Knight Reuben Peden, grand commander of the
State, rendered reception Wednesday even
ing by the Knights Tenplars of this place Miss
Estella Weaver visited Louisville friends last week.
REV. R. T. Brewington delivered an address on
Oddfellowship at Carthage on Thursday. "A large
delegation from this place attended. banquet was
served in the evening James Addison has returned
home, after sojourn IN Wichita. Kan.
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Crawfordsville

Miss Bessie Binford is home after visit at India
uapolis ~. s. Brilliant and wife have returned to
Chicago after visit Dr. Clements. Mrs. Charles
Jones IL visiting her mother Mrs NJ. p Wolfe
II. Barnhardt and WIFE, Of Terre Haute. have been
visiting Ia this city Miss Matte keeney is home
from visit at Senfh Bend. Miss Kate Howard, of
Frankfort, has been visiting her sister Miss Mary
Howard Miss Emma Wilson. OF Spoknse Falls.
w. T.. "a in the city. Mrs. L. j. Cohoon. of South
Chicago Is visiting in taiE city Mrs Hattie Mckee.
of Minneapolis visiting In this city. Mrs. j. A.
Fisher aud daughter have returned from visit at
Chicago Miss Annie Brown has returned from
v+sit.at Lafayette Mrs. A. s. Miller is visiting at
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Brazil.

Mrs L. ID. Pruner entertained the Ladies' Literary
Society Thursday night. The Daughters of Re
hekah spread delightful refreshments ~ the !. o. o.
E. anniversary social Thursday night Mr. s. w.
French Of Troy N. Y, who has been visiting rela-
tives In the city has returned home Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Fiveooats celebrated thetr silver wedding
Wednesday night. Rev n. W. Dsvsreaux. of Kan
kakee H. pastor of the French missions in this city.
is here Mrs. T. n. James read paper before the
w. q. T. II. of Clay, Putnam and Hendricks counties
at 0reencastle Thursday. Mrs. A. ID. Hurst OF
Frankton, is expected visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w. Bridges next week
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Seymour.

All: Frank Hafer and Miss Katie Bridweu were
p@ri leo monday evening, by Elder Thomas Jones
T r IneSday morning, at the Catholic Church bv
rev DeV. a1ner Conrad Mr.. Frank B. Doan and Miss
Dora Brown were married Sunday evening nv Fav
= n r. ALBERT az the Baptist parsonage. Mr. Frank
~ 1857 an9 MISS Emma Cordes were married Tues.
p fns nsloe parents Mr.. Hal James and Miss Annie
Is We married Tuesday evening at the Catho-
nc parsonage, BY Rev. Father Conrad.-M Mr. Henrv
TswaaFs and Miss Libbe Wheeler married on
anarsdAy evening, at the Presbyterian PARSONAGE nv
rev. W. o. Goodloe Mis-. VIII Heator, left Weinss
Ssy TOT 1Tnena Neb, where she viii visit her mother
Mrs. = W. MeNair-- Mrs. E. G.. Thompson Of rTax,
as Is visiting her mother, Mrs sarah Blish and f,;
" airs 0eorge H. Murphy is visiting her sister
airs Soolnson. NJ Rushville The FOLLOWING v;sisaj
Irienes here this week: }. j. Carnahan OF Wasbins
dl1 4 =. burrei 10y Miller, Mrs IT Applewhite
Misses Mary and Zele Supp. of Colurn bus: Hiss
Anes ana hattie Swope, of CrothersyiIle: Ms
". FsaoWss o. Cincinnati. Tip n Blish nr-:vsj
5ome fns week from extended Southern tonr ~
reN; sohn = Fye OF the u. f.. Church. arrived hana
FRIDAY aitsr tive weeks ebsencs = Mrs. " II
heeiy. OF Cincinnati. is visiting friends here =
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Charleston.

Mrs. L. H. Ficklin visited in Tuscola the past week
Mrs. Nellie FELTON,, of Mattoon visited Mrs. Ella
McCrary during the week. Mrs. T. Hutchinson and
daughter Fannie visited in part of the week
MFRS. ?. A. Bach and daughter Emma visited in
Nation Sunday Mrs. George Lee is visiting in
Chicago. Mrs. Olivia Chambers and daughter Mrs.
w. E. Hill, visiting Mrs O. l.. Ricketts,, in Wash
ington, d. C..-.S H Nesbit and daughter, Mrs Vic
la Kennedy, have returned from Tombstone. A, t.
Mrs w. o. Clark has returned to her home IN PEORIA
Mrs. Dan Curd has returned from Chicago
Miss Maggie Hennessy, of Nation. is visiting Mrs.
Romans Felix Landes and wife viii move to Phila-
oelphia soon.
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Mrs. J. K. Payne returned from visit in CaIifor-
mia last Monday. Mrs. E. K. Alexander left Mon
day for Chicago. Mrs win Miller is visiting her
mother, in Mount Sterling, KY Miss Jennie s.
Judson has returned from extended visit in Brook
1yn, N ". Mrs. Walter Beebe, of Philadelphia,
rived in this city Friday from Coshocton. o. where
she attended the wedding of Miss Mayme Hay. last
mother Mrs. Mary J. Kile- Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ.
Wieder and Miss Minnie Dunbar left Tuesday for
Hutchinson, Kan, to visit relatives and friends
Judge J. w. Wilkin and wife, of Danville, tho
guests of Mr. and Mrs O. O. Chestnut Rev. E. d.
tives here this weekly Mrs. Nettis Dill, of South
Bend Ind, Is the guest of Judge Tanners family
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eranger. of Cleveland, o., are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hamburger Miss
Anna Smedley, of Philadelphs, is the guest OF her
returned from Portland Ga, where she spent the
winter Mrs. Thad Nicely, Of Munce. Ind, Is visit
ing her sister Mrs @. p. Hitch Mr.. and Mrs. A.
O. Collins left Friday for visit with relatives in
Owensville Ind. Mr.. Collins will go from there TO
Ind
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Greensburg.

Mr.. and Mrs John P. Hittle have returned from
Hot Springs much benefited Mrs. Matte Freeman
IS visiting at Eldorsdo KAN Walter Bonner,
cashier of the Third National Bank, is recovering
from severe illness wv. E. West has returned
from a trip TO California and Washington Territory
flames D. White and family have returned from
Pendleton, Ind to spend the summer here John
D. Marshall is on a trip through Kansas. Capt
Geo. III. Mckee, founder of the Review, of this city
and well known in newspaper circles. died recently
at Leesburg Fla. .Lucius Tanner, of Plymouth Ind
spent part of the week here Mrs. Henry Christian
spent several days this week at Dayton, Ky.
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of their brother, DR.. Reynard, at Union City
Wednesday The w. F. NJ S. of the NJ. e. Church
at the residence of Mrs. DR.. Spellman Thurs
day evening. programme full of interest fur
nished--- Miss Anna Martin, of Bryant Ind, is Wis
ting her sisters, Mrs Votaw and Mrs Lynch John
Armstrong and wife visited Mr.. Armstrong; parents,
at Pleasant Mills Ind last week
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Champaign.

Mrs. E. Jennings, of Nation, Ill., was guest of
her brother Mr.. J. Bacon, of this city this week.
Mrs Craven departed for Burlington, Ia, Monday
Miss Daisy Tinkhan. of Homer, has been visiting
Miss Amy Coffeen in this eity---.Mss Kate Parker
returned from visit in Chicago Thursday. -. Mr..
Charles Eaton returned TO his home in Nebraska this
Fannie Pierce is visiting her brother
John Pierce. in Norfolk, Neb-- Mrs. Doig has re.
turned to her home in Chicago. after two months
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Parr, of
this Miss Mary Howard 10 visiting her brother
Charlie in Philadelphia NJ. E. Lephan and wife
have returned from their visit at Talfapoosa, GA.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE NOTES.
Greencastle.

Miss MolHe White is visiting in Chicago Miss
Edith Crosse has returned from visit to Illinois
Mrs. Judge Pierce, of Terre Haute, is visiting
here. Mrs. Thos. Bayne and daughter, Miss Edna,
left, Tuesday for California o. q. Sercombe Wis
tied at D. E. Williams ons the first of the week Mrs
York and son. of Indianapolis, the guests OF j. w
Nashville Tenn. Mrs. b w. Burnett of Paris, Ill.,,
Mrs. Will Bowen, of Hume ILL.,, and F. B. Walker. of
anderson, spent Sunday last with W. G.. Burnett.
sThos Weinbrecht, of Terre Haute visited friends
here the first part of the week.
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strawberry and icecream social in the parors of the
church Thursday evening Mrs: T. s. Hughes and
Misses Hattie Ne:ghbors and Maud Clarke were in
Rushville last week Miss Lou Enos received callers
from to II P. M, Friday last, assisted by Misses
Mile Bookwalter and Ada Byers in honor of her
birthday anniversary. Mrs. Will Major and Mrs.
Anna Parker in Cincinnati last week Mrs. W.
H. Thompson and daughter. Miss Margaret, of Edin-
burg Were the guests of Mrs. L. j. Hackney ir the
past week. Miss Kate Beggs is in Terre Hautc Wis.,
iting Mrs. Ed Beggs- Mr.. Win Chapman left for
ADMISSION: Ala. where he will locate in business.
Mr. Charles Koehler, of the Booth Barrett combina-
ton, will spend Sunday with his friends here . Miss
Anna Kennedy has been visiting in Marion county.
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Miss Nellie Barker of tais city were married
Wednesday evening Cor ductor Wishard and wife
leave for q visis in Pennsylvania next week Miss
Belle Weaver has returned to her home in Carln-
ville H. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Barnett If Sanford,
Fla. are guests of j. Anderson and fanny. Mrs.
J. o. Rudy and daughter Bess. Mrs. e. II. Thieens,
Q: E. Rudy and wife of this city. attended the Rudy
Fisher and wife, Of St. Louis guests OF Nation
relatives Kirby, of this city, was married at
Olney Thursday to Mrs. Tile Alcorn- Misses Lo-
10 Couch and Matte Broyles. of Shelbyville, ILL.,,
guests of Mrs. J. A. Lumpkin part of the week.
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ST. Joseph.

Mrs. Mary Wood was the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Asa Richards last week Mrs Sisson, of
Pennsylvania visiting friends in this city Misses
Lulu and Della Somers guests of their brother
John Somers last week %. ID. Dresback and family
spent Sunday IN this city-.-.C. A. Peabody spent
last week In Bloomington.
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Edfnburg.

Mrs Ella Dodge visited friends at a5s
visited relatives here last Sunday T. Inom Pso
and wife visited at indianapolis last week.
Stella Prntt the past week Miss bertha noslo
is visiting her sister, Mrs. May Perrin &C I1lcaSO,
Ill., Mrs. l.. A Armstrong retained nome nAonIey
night from Oldenburg Ind, where she visited ner
daughter George Minor returned home Meoness
day from western Kansas Mrs. Maggie Daey 80
dauRhter Kate of Franklin visited relatives IN TINS
place last Sunday Miss Jessie MayIeld OF Holun
bus, visited in this city last SUNDAY - -o-A.
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visiting her parents Mr.. and alrs Letsoy Lane
Mrs Elizabeth sheets Of Indianapolis Is rs
itine at John Nicholson Miss N "a. hr0u. 10
Inter Ocean Rev. w. 81. Hickman has gone 70
New York city to attend the ~ E. Conferencs: =.
schrock. of Columbus O., Is visiting Mrs. " =.
Har
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Mira. Ammon.s Vain sacrifice.

CLEVELAND o.. April 2s.-Ssgeral months ago
Josephine kmmon. wealthy grass widow living N
an elegant mouse in Euclid avenue. went 20 jail and
remained there fo- sin weeks because she would not
sA thu mheraabuzta Of Iozie BlAnp-A siupls minded
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Marshall.

Miss Electa Mckeen, of Terre Haute was the
guest of Misses Annie and Emma Martin last week.
= Mrs. Benson Martin has been spending several
days in Danville with relatives Judge Wilkin, of
Danville. and Rev. e. D. Wilkin, of CarlinviIle,
visited their mother Mrs. Isaac Wilken. last week
miss Maud Prewett has been spending several
days with Miss Nellie Griswold. of Terre Haute---.
Clarence Bryan and Hurley Kester. who have been
spending several months in California. arrived al
home on Tuesday last Mr.. g. H Pritchard Of
Seneca, Mo-, who has been spending the past ten
days in Marshall with relatives, returned home on
Thursday. John NJ Archer has returned home from
Pasadena, CAL Darwin Prewett ID home from an
extended visit in Tennessee Mrs. ). .. Mitchell,
of Darwin has been visiting relatives in Marshall for
few days Mrs. Henry Briscoe and her daughter,
Mrs. Annie Prewett, of Westfeld, have been spend
ing few DAYS in Marshall =. Mrs. j. T. Warsham,
of Mount Carmel has returned home from a several
weeks sist with her mother, Mrs. e. Falley.
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winchsster.

rAins,sas y 1ooker Of Richmond. the guest of
ao0xer ana daughter Anna left on Tuesday for Win.
S u, g attend the funeral OF Mrs Tookers
sssasF, ar " IA Sweeney. e. W. Scott and wife
ana A''ss hHnrnA Ravnard ataandad hirahaau din na
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Marion

L. B. Hutchinson and wife visited Indianapolis
Wednesday - Mrs. Laura Lenfestey and Miss EN-
Lenfestey returned to Topeka, Tuesday, after an
extended visit with Marion relatives wv. I'll. Glove,
Judge Atkins and William williamson of Cincinnati
ware here Wednesday Mrs. W. A. Ednistons and
Miss Maud Edmiston visiting friends at Urbaua,
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Sayder, of Moweaoua,
H. visiting Mrs. M. f. Martin Mr.. Thomas
Dsrr and daughter returned to st. Paris o. Tuesday
80. Mrs. O. M. Bailey arrived Wednesday from Cam
bridge Oity-...E G. Wilson and wife, of Massachu-
sets, visiting John O. Wilson and family Ed
gar H. Baldwin left Tuesday for Kansas City.
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sheibyvslle.

Misc Rose Newton visited frsnds in Iudinna,ol;.
last wick Mrs. A. j. Clark will yisit friend IN 90
clnnA. are the guests Of air and Mira Chris Hnstor
---.1lia ladies OF the Prezbsterian Church gevs
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Upton.

/. Harry Mcconnell. of Indianapolis, Is visiting
friends here Miss Hattie Weed of indianapolis. is
visiting Miss Pearl Waugh - Maud Messick, of
Nooiesviie, spent Sunday with friends here Miss
Mrs. Ida O'Banion :. DR. Bates and Family have re,
turned from the northern part of Michigan Mrs.
can rust has gone TO Anderson, where she will
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FRANKLIN.


Livy overstreet. now a prominent attorney G OF
Medicine Lodge Kan il the guest OF hon. u. ". ~ =:
Overstreet Dr. ]. W. Nicholson IS visiting =
Indianapolis. Misses Stella and Gertie Wh5eo ano
Miss Bette Hay of Elliotsyille visited ends neie
last week Miss Ella Walden is visiting reiatves -
Ripley county Mr.. Jap Dooley one OF the prom
citizens of Wichita. Kan, in the city last
week. He purchased the elegant residence OF hex.
McMillen. North Water street and Will uaAe
Franklin his future home. Fgg. OF vienna,
Kan. was in Franklin few days last week MISSES
Laura and Maggie Burgan have returned IRON NJ, .
terms work in the State Normal = T. a. brown, now
of Logansport, attended the wedo1ns
fore the Odd-felows of Metemora Ind. tthe 2otn
inst Miss Minnie West has returned from IN tne
Cincinnati Art School. Mrs. Dr. Stoddard OF MN
neapolis, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. NJ n.
Moore Mrs. A A. Blizzard has returned from 3
visit with relatives in Jefersonville.
FRANKLIN COLLEGE NOTES.
Mrs. Jessie Nozzle, of DePauw, is the guest of Miss
Lizzie Shirk- ---A. n. Bradshaw will represent the
Webster Society at the Barb convention to be held
in Greencaste May Rev. N Carr is in Vevay IN
the interest of the college Rev. L.. b. Albert VIII
preach the missionary sermon and DIR. L. L. Eaton
win make tho address before the literary societies
during commencement week. Rev. j. E. McCoys OF
Dupont visited relatives and college friends last week
He is stanch friend of the college C. D. Hazel
rigg spent few days with his parents in Greens6ur
last week. A. Duncan, class of &c. attended the
Webster Society Friday night The seniors CON
template trip to Wyandotte May and A. Pro.
fessor Owens viii be of the party "A committee
was appointed TO arrange for field day.
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outlay. shS

FORT SMITH. Ark, April
authorities were attempting s
Bin Beaver. two celebrated @u
or. Wednesday. they roslateti.
after . long fight from hehinE
They were two deaparate chAHf
wanted for murders commits Z
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H. Heap ar. and wife at bot Sprin SIS, Ark.
Mrs. M. Kern is visiting her in Kansas City.
Mrs. Grace Gay and children have returned TO their
horne in Chicago Mrs. o.. w. Ferguson has re-
turned from q visit IN Indiana. Miss BIay Candy
entertained her maay friends pleasantly Monday
ening p Orland and wife visiting friends in
Cleveland Mrs. Frankie MeFall and Mrs. Chas.
Tiiotson 7isited Charleston friends the past week.
Mrs Conn, OF Edgewood. and Miss Lou Washburna,
Of St Elmo. III, guests Of A1rs. Ella Mel dur
anz aha sxAak-- -Exad MaDermntt Of ak Lnnia- and
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Axua's Hair Vigor ras 4
original color. makes iii WIS