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HARDWARE.
Connell, w. +. & Sons, lis Penn.
FOOte 4 Shear Co.. llS n. Washington.
Hunt & COnnell Co., 434 Lackawanna.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
Walsh, Edward j., 80 Lackawanna.
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FRUITS AND PRODUCE,
Dale & Stevens, q Lackawanna.
Cleveland, A. s., II Lackawanna
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CANDY MANUFACTURERS.
Scranton Candy Co., % Lackawanna.
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MILK, CREAM, BUTTER. ETC.
Scranton Dairy Co., Penn and Linden.
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Williams. Samuel. 22l Spruce.
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Dickson Manufacturing Co.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Goldsmith Bros, 3O4 Lackawanna
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WALL PAPER, ETC.
Ford, W. NJ, l2O Penn.
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FURNITURE.
Hill & Connell, 131 Washington.
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HOTELS.
Scranton House, near depot.
MILLINERY & FURNISHING GOODS.
Browns Bee Hive, 224 Lacka.
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PAINTS AND SUPPLIES,
Jiencke & Mckee. 3O6 Spruce.
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MONUMENTAL wORKa
Owens Bros. 2l8 Adams avenue.
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
Blume. VIM. 4 Son, $40 Spruce.
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ATHLETIC GOODS AND BICYCLES.
Florey, c. NJ, 222 Wyoming.
HARDWARE AND PLUMBING.
Gunster 4 Forsyth. 327 Penn.
Cowles. w. c., 1907 N. Main.
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''Is choir lending hered.taryT' Is the
question asked in recent number Of the
Merthyr Express. zone would imagine It
were so,' says a correspondent, Judging
from an amusing incident which took
place at the drill hall on Sunday evening
which the Merthyr choir figured 90
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-23
How to Cure Rheumatism

ARAoo, Coos Co, OREGON, Nov. 10,
1881 wish to inform you OF the
great good Chamberlain's Pain Balm
has done my wife. She has been
troubled with rheumatism OF the
arms and hands for six months, and
has tried many remedies prescribed
for that complaint, but found no re-
lief until she used this Pain Balm;
one bottle # which has completely
cured her. | take pleasure in recon-
moulding it for that trouble. Yours
truly, T., A. BULLoRD. 80 cent and
Sl.OO bottles. For sale by all dealers.
Benson, Smith Il Co, agents for the
Hawaiian Islands.
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CHURCH STRViCES.
Where and When Different Denomi-
nations Worship on Sunday.


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meetings heio Ia nan over Iacy
store, c2,ne. Tor. u anu . no'e'
streets, Entrance on ho'ei street.
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At Emma Square.

The Government band will give
its usual concert at Emma Square
this afternoon, commencing at 4:30
O'Clock. Following is the program:
March-LibeTty Bell. Sousa
Clarionet Splo-Louisa Miller .. Bergson
w. Keough.
Cornet Solo-Silver Stream (new)..,
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Oh. Kreutcr.
SeleCllOH -hltlZl .r,..',.,., ''''', uencT
Waltz-Declaration (by requestl.,....
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selection-A Gaiety Girl tby request)..
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Hawaii Ponoi.
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THE WORLD-RENOWNED

Who is making a tour OF the world
is registered at the Hawaiian Hotel,
where he will remain for a few days
before sailing for the Orient.
This remarkable man whose career
has been one OF unqualified success
wherever he has appeared, is gifted
by nature with a power that ap-
proaches the miraculous. He is
acknowledged 10y the Press and
Public to be the marvel of the Nine
tenth Century and his wonderful
powers excite the establishment and
admiration OF the most skeptical.
Through his development of occult
sight aud his thorough knowledge
Of the many occult sciences peculiar
to the men of the Orient, he is
enabled to render most valuable
advice and assistance to all.
The Professor respectfully an
nounces to the Public of Honolulu
that he will, for few days only,
give private sittings to any who
may desire to visit and consult with
him at his cottage adjoining the
Hawaiian Hotel. Entrance on Rich
ards street, opposite Central Union
Church.
All persons in Honolulu should
avail themselves Of this opportunity.
Consultations are strictly confden-
tial and private, and no charges are
made for sittings unless entirely
satisfactory to the consulting party,
Office hours from 10 A. NJ. to Pm.
1292-3t
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are paid promptly and without IN.
necessary de'a,s. The assets OF
company Is the best proof Of its So
ldity and ability to pay losses. The
rst given VIII satisfy even The One
Hun Tedth Mao"
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OFF FoR EUROPE.

President Clark of the Consolidated Takes
aQuiet Departure.
President Charles P. Clark Of the
Consolidated railroad sailed for Europe
on the steamer Campania of the Cunard
line at II a. m. Saturday. His original
intention was not to start on his annual
European vacation until date several
weeks hence, but within few days
he found that he could make change
in arrangements whereby he could sail
as stated. One of the purposes of his
trip this year Is to take In the con-
vention of Railway Engineers of the
world, which is to be held this month
IN Paris. The duration of Mr.. Clarks
trip has not been decided upon He
may not return until August and may
return in six weeks.
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BATrELL CHAPEL.
Preaching Yesterday by Rev. Or. Emerson
nf NNnrrnafnr Lnaa-


of Worcester, Mass.
Rev. DR.. Emerson of Worcester, Mass,
preached before the Yale students in
Battell chapel yesterday morning from
the text: LEARN to do we'll" Isaiah
iii. His sermon was in the main con-
corning conduct which he agreed with
Matthew Arnold In saying comprised
three-quarters of life, while art or the
practical work of life conposes one
eighth and the acquisition of knowl-
edge the other eighth. He urged that
men keep their lives pure and without
reproach, that they form the habit of
good conduct. For if it is difficult to
acquire trade or to gain proficiency
in AN occupation by which one can
gain his livelihood, how much more
difficult and how much longer time
will it take to- acquire the habit of reas-
enable and moral conduct?
In the evening DR., Emerson spoke be-
fore the general religious meeting of the
university in Dwight hall.
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The Sale of Art Goods.

Many buyers are surprised at the low
prices at which fine pictures, China,
glass and bric-a-brac are being sold at
Cutters Art store. The reason for this
special sale is that Mr.. Cutler goes to
Europe June rs to select goods, therefore
wants much money, and will want
much room for his new importations in
the early autumn. je1 ct
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Caught Curtains

dorm price, cause we took
the fag end of an Importers
stock just as it aOaS, maybe
IS to 20 different kinds, with
from only ? to II patterns in
a kind. The fag end" part
relates only to quantity.
The curtains are perfect and
belong to the season of '95.
To you, it means $I.5o a
pair instead of $2.25. $2.oo
instead of $500. $500 in
stead of $500 and SO on up.
600 yds. of Curtain Mus
lin with embroidered edge
and figure, II 10 c. a yd.
Last of the season at that
figure.
Upholstery, Second Floor.
Well Give Away
on Monday, one of the best
books ever published, to Gus
toners purchasing to the
amount of $I.oo or over.
The number being limited
we can give but one to a Gus
toner.
This book of 100 pages is
Marion Harland's /" Talks
Upon Practical Subjects
with contributions by ten
other Of the most celebrated
writer's. Marion Harlands
name is a household word.
If there is one book in the
world that isn't " dry, this is
it. A real lining book. 1t
teaches in the simplest yet
most thorough manner how
to properly treat our bodies.
If people fully understood
its value they'd pay $1.oo
rather than miss it. The
regular price is rs cents.
Air, Food, Exercise, Ner-
YES, Sleep, The art of Dress,
How to live long and well,
are some of the important
subjects talked about. A
real everyday book for every
day people. Free we said,
to every one who purchases
to the amount of $I.oo or
over on MOnaay.
The Shortest Cut
to a successful Suit Sale is
straight across the field of
high prices. We take it.
Start Monday Morning.
IS Ladies Blazer Refers,
Elton, and Double Breasted
tight fitting Suits now sold
numerously at $3.50.
Short cut price, $3.50,
Another lot of 80 Suits
now rapidly gaining owners
at the rate of $I2.75 and
$500, tumble to $1,000
the short cut price.
The cloths are all wool
serges, twills, covert cloths,
scotch mixtures and fine
French twills in blue, black |
and colors.
The Skirts of these Suits |
are Az and S yds. wide, |
some all lined, some half |
lined, every one faced with |
silk and some of the Blazer |
Suits are lined throughout
with satin rhadame.
AH a0e ask, IS thatgom hoh
into the merits Of this SMaf !
Story 6e/0re y0@ by your
le1t Suit.
uits, Capes, Waists.
sudden Showers
sharp sun and a poor
umbrella, or no umbrella,
,uts one in a bad fix. Avoid
he fix by getting under the
J UMBRELLA.
For Monday, on Bargain Table No
I, lot of 20 inch Rain or Sun I'm
brellas good quality, twilled Silk wit
case to match, choice of Congo oak o
Wechsel hook handles, with silk tassel |
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767-77l
Chapel Street.
WASH GOODS.

We open a new line Of go
inch printed Jaconets and
Lawns, mostly light colored
grounds, styles are exception
ally good. These have been
I21sc. goods. On the center
counter for a rush at
Zee. the yard
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MAIIEl~NEETYg(SY

Sea Shore Serges
Good stay-at-home Serges,
too, but particularly good to
travel in and summer in.
For beach, boat or mountain.
Regular out-of-door Serges.
In navys, cardinals and cream white.
Cheviot finish, smooth finish and wide vale
effects. The wiry surface Of the cream
white sheds dust as quickly as it lands,
Creams and cardinals, for
skirts, are taking the place Of
cotton goods for seaside use.
Cardinals are very novel.
Like some other things we
have, they're a triAe ahead of
New Haven, but at Long
Branch and Newport they'll
be quite the thing.
Dress Goods, Main Entrance, Left.
We've Trimmed
the price of all remnants of
Dress Trimmings right down
to the middle mark. Only
another way of saying half
Prize.
Main Entrance, Right Aisle.
Summer Comfort
without a Hammock Hard
ly. See how little we'll
charge for Hammocks made
right, meshed right, length
ened right, widened right,
priced right. In the same
room you'll find desirable
canopies, n e t ii n G, light
weight bed quilts, h ors e
sheets, lap robes, carriage
whips, etc. AS to horses,
there's about everything for
horses, except the harness.
Flannel Section.
Marked Millinery
Marked doaON, we mean.
The relentless price-presser
has been through the parlors
handling every hat and hit
ting off, not only the profit,
but hacking at the cost.
A fine lot Of Straw Hats, Bonnets
and Turbans that were SI.25, ST.. 80 and
SI.o8, cut to $Ioo each.
Ladies' Sailors, in split and Milan
brads, new and extra fine in quality,
$l.5o each.
But follow up the perva-
sive down-marking process
and study its money meaning.
Millinery Parlors.
Fans In Fashion
ard fashions in fans. Size, |
folds, fuses or plainness.
Every possible wrinkle in
vogue. Prices just straight
and slim.
A new Soda Fountain,
fresh and sweet, cool and
clean. Pure Ice Cream
Soda. Pure fresh fruit
syrups. Genuine Saratoga
Spring Water.
Duck Suitings
A splendid quality of cot
ton duck at 1oc, a yd. Linen
duck, IS, As and SOC, a yd.
Best imported, 75c. a yd.
Beautiful Linen Batiste for waists,
47c. yd. All white Dotted Dimities
2sc. yd.
IS, TO- IS and up to Coo. a yd.
India Linons, 8, 10, I29, IS, is and
2sc. yd. Linon De Decca I2t, IS IS
and 2sc a yd.
as inch Hemstitched
Lawns 90 and 25c. a yd. As
nch fast black Hemstitched
lawns, Ioc. a yd.
he Linen Court
he Greatest Drawing
ards at the Mems Furnish
ng Counter, are the White
Duck Pants, 90 cents. The
washable Neckties, pretty as
ilk, 10 to IS cents. The
.ght weight Summer Under
year with lighter prices.
stylish Straw Hats, costing
considerably under a half
.ollar. Outing Shirts priced
nd patterned and sized to
uit the saving, the soggy
nd the slim.
aides Rain Coats
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WEATHER. RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
WARRINGTON. d. O.. Juue2 1895, sp. m.
Forecast for Monday-For Rhode Island
and Connecticut Fair, stationary tempera-
ture, westerly winds.
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When in Doubt

II is well
to buy the best.
This may apply
either to straw
Hats, Hammocks
or Trunks.
We guarantee
our present stock
as absolutely the
best and most rea-
sonably priced,
and as appealing
to the taste and
intelligenceof the
careful buyer.
BROOKS s. CO.,
Chapel 81 State SITS.
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MALLEY, NEELY G. CO.

The Mattings
sell fast because they're good
and seasonable in style-yes,
but they're marked Chinas,
I1-12-I3- ISIS as
28-3o-35 and 4oc. a yd.
Japans, 25-3o-35-4o-45
and soc. a yd. That tells.
Carpet Hall, Second Floor
Hot Weather Corsets
When you can buy a light,
cool, comfortable Corset
without sacrificing fit and
style, 6my it, by all means, par
ticularly when the price is
changed from so to SO cents.
Such are the lovely long wasted, venti-
lated summer corsets, with fine netting and
double side steels. All sizes, IL to 80.
Would be cheap enough at soc. Monday,
and longer if they last SOC, each.
{" Sonnette Summer Cor
sets, if you'd rather have
them. Our own exclusive
styles in three lengths Of
waist, medium, long and ex-
ira long. Best materials and
a direct copy of the c. P.
imported shapes. Sterling
value at 90 cents.
Temple st. Side.
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SILKS.


Little wonder that they sell
rapidly, they couldn't stay long
at such prices. Torchons, Val
enciennes, OrientaIs, Giupure,
PIT. de Paris, and an immense
line of Black and White Silk
Laces, at 25 to 80 per cent.
under price.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-03

NEW ADVERTISEMENTs TO-DAK.
Articles Of Association-N. II. Candy Co.
Dnly Chat-Malley, Nicely g. Co.
Decentralization 81 Co.
Enteltuinm Grand Opera House.
EntertainmenU-Poli'S Wonderland.
Furniture Brown " Durham.
Grand Shopping Emporum-F.M NJ. Brown & Co.
Hamm ooks- Llnsley, Root Co.
Lost Umbrella Chas. Monson Co.
New Photo Parlors-Beers, 1850 Chapel street.
Reorgunization-At Topeka u Santa fe II. X
Rubber Hose-Lnsiey, Root Co.
Summer Hose Goods-Linsiey, Root q Co.
Special DriYe-Bowditch Furniture Co.
The Imperial Llnsley, Root Il Co.
Tremendous ORerings-E. Mcintyre " 20,
Wanted-slhation-L K, This Office.
Wanted Gtrl-l25 Humphrey Street.
Wanted Houeekeeper-E NJ. This ONCE.
Wanted-Situation- Rosette Street.
Wanted-Situation-- Nation Street.
Wanted-Situation- Wallace Street.
Wanted-R ooms-Permanent.
Wanted-Situation-3 Putnam Street.
Observation-Disclosures Howe Street.
Wanted-IRundress- Globe.
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White Goods.

Window display gives you
a faint idea Of the beauty Of
those Dotted swisses and
Dimities.
Within you find W hite
Dotted Swisses in abundance,
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NIGHT ROBES.

Mems Night Robes, full size
81 inches long, made Of good
cotton, hand silk embroidered
front in colors. AS a big drive
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Coffee In A Minute

pot will last as long as some
you've paid three times as
much for.
Another lot Of the heavy
copper Tea Kettles, nickel
plated, cheaper than tin. 7 in,
90 cents 8 in. "a cents F.; Gin,
79 cents.
The wealth of new Baby Carriages al
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500. Each.
Women's Vests.

I case Ribbed Undervests,
V necks, finished with silk
shell and satin ribbon. AS a
great bargain, at
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Better known as Mackin-
toshes. The blue, wantable
colors, (only blue) I, ? or 8
capes, double texture, plaid
lining. Last year you'd have
paid $1,000. Monaay you
may own one for 1898. We
did this same thing about six
weeks ago. Could you meet
one of those lady buyers, she
would do more for the sue
cess of this sale than we
could.
Apply to Bargain Table No, 2,
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Upholsteries.

A limited quantity Opaque
Window Shades, colors set
with oil 50 they cannot spot.
These goods are manufactur-
ers' seconds, some are worse
than others. At any rate you
can pick them at
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-06

Two crops have paid well In Io,,.,
this year While cotton and sugar fsi ~ u
price far below what they ever vera IN
fore probably below the cost of produe,tos
vance over the previous year, retnSnj,.s "a.
handsome prent to those who planted ths,,a
The reason for the Improvement i, ~.
crop produced scarcity Throughout IN
country and sent prices up ererywhe,a
even In the SOUTH where the crop wss IL,
one. Thus the Louisiana farmers bss os
double piece Of luck which Ia not often :, :,
en- them-h big crop at good figures go
In rice IL was some what different IN,
crop was short This combined with IL
Chinese-Japanese war. witch prsctic.ns
stopped the Importation of foreign rica 10y
across the Pacific. whence most OF h co,n oln
tended to stiffen prices. to the great 49,
tage Of the Louisiana farmers--Sen Orissa,
Times Democrat ef
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-06

Indicate as surely as any physical symp-
tom shows anything, that the organs
and tissues Of the body are not satisfied
with their nourishment.
They draw their sustenance from the
blood, and il the blood is thin, impure,
or insufficient, they are in state OF re-
volt Their complaints are made to
the brain, the king of the body, through
the nervous system, and the result OF
the general dissatisfaction is what we
call Nervousness
This is concise, reasonable explana-
ton Of the whole matter.
The cure for Nervousness, then, is
simple. Purify and enrich your blood
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and the
nerves. tissues and organs will have the
heaIthful uourishment they crave Ner-
vousness and Weakness will then give
way to strength and health,
That this is no: theory but fact is
proven BY the voluntary statements Of
thousands cured by Hoods Sarsapa-
ril,a. Read the next column.
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COLORADO LEGISLATURE.


Senaie-Ths following bills were
passed:
s 3. 20, Morton making minor
change In the school laws
$ b 1Gsi. Brown ars1yop-sztinS Ss43
fo- the relief Of The State Bard Of Az
ricuitlI-e-
s b $50. sonrs. providing the ne5hod
OF holding elections In towns proposed to
be annexed to cities untsr special chsr-
tsrS-
In committee Of the whole Mrs Holly's
bill raising the age OF consent was dis
cHfssed again. bur no agreement could
b reached
The finanee committees substitute f0-
H 2. $50. Lowell authorizing the Essue
OF 10000 bonds sD- casual deficiencies
and $4,000 for Cripple Creek wzr ee--
titieates was faTo-0b.y reported without
discussion
3 p. 413. Merritt. p-oTiding fo- the
sale Of tax lists 10 buiE. WIS taken mp
on second reading There seemed 10 be
an idea that some syndicate was behind
the scheme and q motion was promptly
made 70 strike our the eraEfinz clause.
Atrer q lengthy discussion the motion
prevailed
Hoyzse-The following bsIEs passed:
d p. 2i3. Kl0css. establishing state
honle= fD- girls; Il p. 81. SJprss, re-
auirinc the -ep1rre- Of the Supreme
CourE To publish statement Of facts. syI-
LabJEs and citations In reports; n 2. ISl.
Miller. aDpt0p-iating $1,000 fD- road
IL Morgan County: q 3. lz4, Bales,
providing that all foreclosures % rus
dest= and mortgages shall BE- through
process in court h 2. 245. Bales. 10
strengthen the burglary law: Il z. f52
Minor. university maintenance approp-i-
alton. $4,000 fn- TWO years with emer-
zency claItse attached; d 3 81 FIJI
boI-g. allowing boards Of county Wis
lt1-s' expenses: e =. 532 general sp-
preparation Dill. ayes -. n4ys l. with
emergency clause attached: Il. 3 sjs5
Bundle. app-0priatiEe 500 70 remove
the historical society % capitol; Il Y. ~.
AIlee aDDrDp-iatinz $1,000 for The
maintenance % the insane asylum and
furnishings, with emergency clause a.
tacheti: Il 2 lB2. johnson. app-Up-iat-
tug $1,000 for the completion u build
luzs a. State Normal School. emergency
clause atlachetI-
The vote By which Il. 3. 4T4. Rundle.
relating 70 cHzfiels, was defeated was
reeonsidered and The bin amended 80
iaar the maximum limit gf interest rat.
was stricken out, and the bill now Pro
v,des 1nar chaffel m0r1ga small b.
good a. long as the u1ts lives without
new mortgage, also that cnas1el mort
.,ags must b signed By husband and
wife with emergency ciause attached
The vote by which II. T. -. requiring
tne approval u plans % school houses
Dy thu STATE board Of education was
passed was -scOusideTst and the BIZ
passed.
a number Of bills we've considered in
COMMITTEES Of ths whole a. the evening
seEE.Jn-