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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-05


A course of twelve lectures is to be de-
hvered by DIR. James Albert WOODBURY.
mead OF the department of American his
tory at the Indiana University, at the
Girls Classical School building, S24 North
pennsylvania street. These lectures are to
be given on the succeeding Mondays at 2
o'clock p. m. The first lecture will be
course is American Politics-Political Par
Ties and Party Machinery" The course
Is divided into five heads, as follows:
l. The first period of party history under
the Constitution. 1879 to 1916. comprises three
lectures; Parties in the Colonies and the
Making of the Constitution" 2. 'Hamil-
tonian Federalists and Jeffersonian Repub-
ncans, 1870 to 1900" g. 1.-THE Decline and
Fall of the Federalsts, 1900 TO 1s16'
,0 II. The eo, second period of party history,
entitled: 4. THE Era of Good Feeling and
the National Republicans
III. The third period of party history,
i 80 20 1876, , includes FIVE lectures, as fol-
Democrats" Z. The Rise of the Repub-
licans-The Early Anti-slavery Struggle
8. The Rise of the Eepublicans-The Lib
erty Party and the Free Soilers.'' 8. Early
Republican Contests, 1856 to 1867
~. The fourth period of party history
1856 to 1876, is set forth in one lecture en-
titled: 10. Parties in Civil War and Recon
struction.''
V. The fifth period of party history, 1S7t
to 1896. is treated of in two lectures: IL
Our Party Machinery-The Old Congress
sional Caucus and the National Conver-
ton" IL. Our Party Machinery-Tht
Committee System and it's Work"
This course will be supplemented the sec
| ond half year by one of which the genera
subject will be 1.-The American Government
| and Its Principles"
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Manila Grove of Druids,

The Manila Grove, No. %, Lodge of
Druids, met at their hall last night and
celebrated the fourth anniversary of the
organization of the grove. Three new men,
bers were taken into the lodge and intro
duced TO the mysteries of Druid land -
Owen Bowen, George Thornburg and John
Walker were initiated at the smoker. The
evening, after these ceremonies, was spent
in social intercourse. Oliver Anderson a
visitor from an outside lodge, and a num-
Der of other members addressed the meet
ing
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TRIAL IN MORGAN COUNTY
sr,r OF MARY e. BROOKS AGAINST
ESTATE OF HELEN J. TATE.
Her Claim for Services Amounts to
sII495-Other Cases in the
Local Courts.

The suit of Mary E. Brooks against the
estate OF Helen J. Tate, widow of Warren
Tate. who died some years ago, for the re-
covery of ST. 95 alleged to be due her for
services to the family, was transferred
from the Circuit Court TO the Morgan
County Circuit Court on a motion for a
change of venue by the plaintiff before
Judge Allen yesterday. The plaintiff is a
colored woman who was in the service of
Mrs. Tate for many years, having been In
fhe family. When the will OF Mrs. Tate
was probaIed the Brooks woman found
that she was not compensated for her
services, and she filed suit to recover the
sum named.
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City Sued for $4,000.

Eliza T. Edwards. in a suit filed yester-
day against the city of Indianapolis for
$500 damages. AYERS that the award of
benefits for cutting through her property
on Dye street from Twenty-eighth to Thir-
tieth, was insufficient. She AYERS that she
flied two remonstrances before the Board
OF Public Works before the order was pro-
mulgated TO open the street through the
property of that neighborhood, and that
the remOnstrances were not considered, and
she was unjustly treated by the board
when it fixed the amount OF damages due
her.
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AIonzo Strange Sentenced.

Alonzo Strange, colored, aged forty
three, and formerly janitor at the police
station, was sentenced to prison for from
two to fourteen years yesterday by Judge
Afford I'm the Criminal Court. Strange
pleaded not guilty to the charge of assault
and battery with intent to kill on his wife
at their home, $40 East Court street, on
Aug. 10. and the evidence introduced Sc
cured his conviction.
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Opening of Free Night school.

The free night high school will open to-
morrow evening at the Shortridge High
School, corner OF Michigan and Pennsyl-
vania streets, at 1880 o'clock. Glasses will
De formed In English. political economy.
latin. history. drawing, civil government,
ssand. mathematics, French and German.
NE me French classes will be instructed by
ass Paulina Schellschmidt. who has
"a the classes In German win be taught
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According to the report of Gertrude C..
Noble, in her suit for a divorce from George
T Noble, her husband abused her, neglect
ed to provide for her. refused to carry on
any conversation with her and caused all
of the family business to be conducted by
them in writing and published articles in
the newspapers derogatory to her charac-
ter. She asks that the court grant her a
decree Of divorce, give her 5000 alimony
from the estate of Noble, which will be
more than $4,000 on the death Of his faith
er she AYERS, and attorney fees of $500.
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May VI. Kelley Sues.

In May NJ Kelley's suit against her hus-
band, Charles J. Kelley, for divorce and
the custody of their child she charges that
Kelley abandoned her and has failed to
support either herself or his child for some
time. She names his employer a
defendant In the suit and asks the court
TO allow her s. a week of Kelley's wages to
sllpDort the child.
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Died at City Hospital.

Henry Stone, an inmate of the Central
Insane Hospital, died Friday. 1t is said
he had a brother. Castor Stone living in
Cincinnati, o. Efforts have been made to
locate the brother, but so far they have
proved unavailing. Stone was admitted to
the institution April 2, 1899. The hospital
authorities are anxious to find the mans
relatives.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
Minute
1912. Henry W. Bulloch VS.. William Rob-
ertson ct al Marion S. c. Appellants brief
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
Az William w. Dimaree ct al VS.. VIII
liam A. Bridges, treasurer. Johnson C. T.
Petition of Harding ct al TO file brief.
4474 Battles Land, Stone and Oil Co. ct al.
rs. James NJ Sutton Blackboard {. G APP
pellee's brief (S.)
i475. Baltes Land. Stone and Oil Co. ct al.
VS.. James NJ. Sutton. Blackboard c. G. APP
pellee's brief (S.)
1859 George Elsbury ct al VS.. Lucian N.
Shull. Hancock c. c. Appellee's brief lS)
4435 Gideon A. Price VS.. j. o. William
LOnn. Laporte c. G. Appellee's petition TO
file briefs.
1904 Everette Piano Co. vs.. Sumner F.
Bash. Wabash C.. c. Appellees brief 81
on motion 10 dismiss. Appellants motion to
complete transcript.
New Case
1898 Albert II. Webb eft al. VS.. John w.
Farley ct al. Lake S. G. Record. Assign
ment- Errors. Notices (2)
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT,


Room John L. McMaster, Judge.
Charlotte Meyer VS.. Thomas Meyer; di-
vorce. Finding and decree for plaintiff at
her cost. Plaintiff prohibited from mar
India Carter VS.. Jerry Carter; divorce.
Finding for plaintiff. Judgment against
plaintiff for costs
Room flames III. feathers, Judge.
George w. Bainaka vs. Frank NJ. Tom
Hnson; contract. Judgment for SO. APP
peal to Supreme Court granted.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
The Celtic Savings and Loan Association
No. VS.. James Mcdonald; foreclosure
Dismissed by plaintiff. Judgment against
plaintiff for costs
voree. Motion for restraining order sub
mitted to court. Evidence heard in part
Continued.
Mary E. Brooks VS.. Helen J. Tate's Es-
Morgan county.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge.
Alonzo Strange; assault and battery with
intent to kill. Evidence heard. Found
guilty. Sentenced to Indiana RefOrmatory
from two to fourteen years and disfran-
Claude Bradford; incorrigibility Ar
raigned. Pleaded guilty. Finding guilty.
Sentenced to Reform School for BOYS.
Edward Russell and Lewis Harrison;
housebreaking. Arraigned Pleaded guilty.
Harrison committed to jail for future or
der of court. RusselTs sentence suspended
during his good behavior.
NEW SUITS.
May NJ Kelley VS.. Charles j. Kelley and
James w. Sutherland; divorce and allow
ance of So a week and SIS attorneys fees.
Superior Court, Room 1.
Gertrude c. Noble VS.. George T. Noble;
divorce and IS. ZOO alimony. Circuit Court.
William p. Herod VS.. Warwick II. Ripley;
foreclosure of mortgage. Superior Court,
Room 2.
Eliza T. Edwards VS.. The City of In
dianapolis: damages, s. 900. Circuit Court.
Sarah L. Smith VS.. Francis NJ. Smith; di-
vorce and alimony. Superior Court, Room. /.
William z. Mick & Co. VS.. Frank c. Fl
THAN; complaint on account and for an at
tachment. Superior Court, Room g.
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Divorce and Alimony.

Sarah L. Smith yesterday sued Frances
NJ Smith for divorce after living with him
since 1873 In her complaint she AYERS that
he frequently abused her, and by threats
kept her In constant fear and dread OF him.
She alleges cruelty and failure to provide,
and AYERS that they have been separated
for some months. She asks that the court
award her 5000 alimony, stating that
Smith Is q man Of means.
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Fined for Gambling.

Judge Stubs yesterday morning fined six
negroes s. and costs for gambling. The ne
groes were arrested in North Side stable
a few days ago. The keeper of the game
was not arrested at the time. While he was
attending court yesterday morning he was
singled out by one of the men in the pris-
oners' dock and brought to trial. He was
also fined.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO a
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
stockhoiders' Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of this
company. for the election OF direOtors and for
such other business - may come before the
meeting viii be held az the once OF the COM
pany. corner OF Taird and smith sta. IN cin-
rfrneti o. on Wednesday. Oct -. lso1. AZ u
o'ciock A. m The stock transfer books Will b
elosed AT the once Of Nsssrs J. p. Morgan =
Co. No - Wan ST, New York. 81 o.c.ook y nl-
q. m Friday. Oct 81. isaz
Er OSBORN. s-crss.rA
Cincinnati. sept. 30. isoz.
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THE FIRST sPIRITUAIIsT CHURcH-Corner
Alabama and New York SITS. Sunday services
AT l0:45 a. m and 7:45 p. m. Miss Lizzie Harlow.
from Haydenville. Mass, inspiratonal speaker
occupies the rostrum. The eioquence OF the dis
cussions Ill the audience with wave OF sym
patty and harmony. Come and hear the speaker.
All welcome.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Seven Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m Oct. 4, 1902, as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, No. 127 East Market street. Both tele-
phones 3O05:
w. Cook. ST.. Lot IS. Mergers East
pe Mics mesrss a to- Edith Hunt Lot H.
Blk = FIetchsr, jr's, Northeast add. 10000
Hugh j. Marshall TO Boyd W. Tempeton,
Lots II and Is, Blk z, same add as =,
G eo1ys E. Rockweil to John E. spratt.
Lot ID, Cooper & Picken's Northeast
George eo1 T. Kepier to Fred D. Still Lots
Sc to S., Nicholas ct ais add to ,,.o
Mary r,s@ v Hammond guardian. to Fred ..o ~
Mary Tar s a. Callahan ii to Joseph d. Camp.
Lot 49, Denny's Big Four add. .......:.. 10000
George w: Stout to Amos - MGCormiek,
= u Lot 2O3. Stout's Haughville
"aHer n e ~. Sec 20. Tp IA. r i........ $4,000
John Bnford. administrator to Allen
Mary M c F. aeI ps to alien Cotton. '
same as above Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Howard n: Foitz. sommisslGnsr to
K 9eIsa sub fsu1 Wiley & Martins SUB. 1890
FREQ G. tafes to s Henry y T Fa1 * ms
Also. pts 5 x and " Z. same..-..... $4,000
Eleanor Re BG See g s. T Up R G a1d St
William HI. FOX 10 Cdlndrlue Is. FOX.
Lot %. Downie's I'd sub of Outlet 102
.................. Love and affection and LOO
Martha Mundy to Indianapolis * Mar
tinsvIle Rapid Transit Company. pit
w a. Sec 10. and pt u. Sec O.
To II, r 1850
~ t Sec 4 Tp H. r 2.........s........... 5000
German General Protestant Orphan Asso-
citation TO William Kotteman, Lot 3,
Fletcher's sub. So 42..................... 4So0O0
Charles T. Boyer to Walter e Smith.
lots 30 and 81 Ritter's Sd add.......... 10 90
Fred W. Expert, trustee, 10 Alex. G
Ayres ct ux., pt Lot :, So %. brakes
'o sf uF EeI same as above $4,000
BERT Mcbride 10 Magdaena Daufel Lots
4 and 5, Blk 5. indianapolis Car Com -.
pany's add S'VVVoV
Bert Mcbride to Magdalena, Daufel. Lots
Lots II to IA Davis's sub. Hutching
parnell's add z,oVoOo
BERT Mcbride ct al. to Magdalena Daufei.
Lot 60 Blk 6. Lincoln Park add. 65oooO
William z. Darling to Marshal Wright, - -.
Lot 49, Shelby's 1st SUBJ. %o.W
Mary T. Ennis guardian. TO Eliza A.
Hollingsworth, und TO pt u, sec .a- ~
&c Tp IL. r 2....-.... .:.....-...-..' Low"
Elyira Guion TO Eliza A Hollingsworth,
und Is pit 5 u. Sec Is, TIP IL, X g.. lzo.oo
rr.ns,ers. q: total consideration .ss7 $50. 90
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MERIDIAN STREET METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURcH-The pastor. Rev. Joshua stans-
field, will preach 10:45 a and go p m
Sunday school at $50 a. N. Dr. De Notes class
for the deaf meets with our school EpWorth
League at s;3o p. m Midweek prayer service
tary.
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PeOplc'k.

THE PEOPLES cHURcH-Enslish's Opera
House sunday night, Oct 5. DIR. Frew v.
Hawley Of Chicago, will speak. Subject: The
Sanctities of Life" Solo by Mr.. William Dag
Il. A. CantreIl. pastor. Residence. 10 East Yer
mont 81
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New Jerusalem.

NEW CHURCH CHAPELe-62S n. Alabama ST.
Rev. Willis l.. Gladfsh. minister sunday
school, $3.50. Service and sermon by the PASTOR
IL o'clock.
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NOTICE.

NOTICF-See John A. Smith about by buying
Farms ,arge or small IS Ingalls, Block.
N0TICE-All kinds of stoves and repairs gas
6ttings LEE, hardware, Ill. and 18th. Old
'phonc Black 5S31. Call US
S,7TICE-RoIIYN HAWKINS. Heating and
VentIIating Expert. Sick furnaces and steam
heaters overhauled and made 20 heat Ieiephons
Cor references. ll4-1I6 Virginia ave
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Caroline Krouth fifty. 2o2o Columbia. tubercu-
losis.
Joseph sebern. thirty-six. I225 NOrdyke. tuber-
culosis.
T. E. Powell. thirty-three. 80 wolcott. tuber-
culosis.
Daniel u. shipman. twenty-five. l3os Eastern.
tubercuiar bronchitis.
Mary Winterowd. thirty-one. los North Illinois.
typhoid.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Congregational.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-The Temple. corner
Delaware and Tenth streets II. g MeserNe,
pastor. I4l1 Park avenue. SUNDAY school, $50.
Morning service. with preaching by the pastor.
1913 No evening service. Seats free All well
come.
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.

wANTEDLTwo hustling statesmen TO call on
grocery trade. Address at once Box 3, care the
Journal.
WANTED-Travelng salesman for Indiana 70
sell retail trade: attractive, salable line; estab
lished, high-rated house Address Box ga. De-
troit. Mich.
wANTED-A capable salesman to cover Indiana
with staple line: high commissions. with ad-
vance OF 500 monthly; permanent position 10
right man. JESS II. SMITH CO., Detroit. Mich.
WANTED-Salesman; teas and coffees: an old
= established New York house wants expert
enced salesman for indianapolis and vicinity;
salary or commission. Address In confidence.
giving reference and sales this year, X l.. this
Office
wANTED-Large corporation just organized
wants a man who is competent 10 develop a CO.
operative plan among general trade: territory
oermanent and exclusive. with share In profits
weekly advance RETAILERS CO-OPERA-
TIVE CORPORATION, Cleveland. o.
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Buildine Permits.

Sarah e. wallace. s2s-Sso Roanoke frame
u Horace ssu Randall. 2iss North Pennsylvania. re-
modelling 81. Ole. -, 80 -.
Albert Tague. Colorado ost"ssa Ne" @'S~ sss
Nicnigau. frame WA
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KEETER-Josephine. wife OF Rufus G. Keeter.
at home OF her parents. 81 Linwood ave. Ri,
day. Oct. 5. IL p. IN. Funeral from Central
Christian Church. Tuesday. Oct Z, 2 p. m. In
terment at Crown Hill. Friends Invited
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'MERIDIAN-STREET HOME"


'MERIDIAN-STREET HOME"
NEW STONE" HOUSE. 2s25 NJ Meridian
Without doubt the FINEST. MOST COMPLETE
and up-to-date HOME in city.
10 large. well-lighted and ventilated rooms. ee-
gantly finished and arranged.
HOT WATER HEAT, CISTERN WATER
BATH, ELECTRIC LIGHTING, FINE BATH,
TOILET AND DRESSING ROOMS.
HARDWOOD FLOORS.
LARGE BALLROOM THIRD FLOOR.
Beautifully DECORATED in OIL AND WATER
COLoRS. F1RST-CLASS IN ALL
RESPECTS.
Permit me to show you through it,
JOS. w. SEWAGE Owner,
Lombard Building.
Phones III
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTEDLGirl for general Homework. apply
Sunday or Monday. ll3l N. Illinois 81.
WANTED-Young lady who writes extra fine
long hand to do writing and willing to travel
reply at once where can be seen. L. o., care
Journal.
WANTED-s20 per thousand for letters copied
with pen and ink or typewriter and returned
TO us: inclose stamp instructions. etc. Address
X-RAY CO, Toledo. O.
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cTOR aCF-Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co.
house and safe movers: heavy hauling OF all
kinds SIS S. Delaware ST Telephone rs
sTORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
company corner East Ohio ST and Union
tracks: only frst-cass storage solicited. Graf
ing and packing. Phones ia
sToRLGE-INDfANA STORAGE AND TRANS
rER co. n 0eo square feet OF space. nre-
,roof electric elevators; once. 10 =. Washing
ION at /: cheapest place In the city. Both phones
e02s. LEW SHANK
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our
friends for their attention and sympathy during
the illness and death Of Mrs. Anna Clemens.
w. +. CLEMENS, 7
EDDIE CLEMENS, p
KATE DEVINE,
WILL DEVINE,
ED DEVINE.
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THE sEcq pNIY TkvsT Ef GoM MP
" o Fl PosToFFicE
attic dwelling, rooms side, bath. furnace
Trust gas: in fine condition. corner OF street:
district; location Talbot av; owner will sell
cheap; rent, $72O.
Very desirable plat of ground on railroad; lot;
13Sx279: good location for factory lumber or coai
yard; location. below 21st St; see US
Make offer for lot on Talbot av.. south of
18th St: sewer, city water and Trust gas for
double house in lot can be bought below value
Double house Dorman st. rooms side;
lot. s2xi2o; rent, SOS; will take $500
A special inducement is offered on Capitol av.
lots, north OF 35th ST.. cement walks and curb;
these lots can be had below value; location very
: good; see US
s-room dwelling, bath. furnace, parauetry
foors North New Jersey ST.: owner Will sell
Very good location on North Delaware ST.; s.
room, 2-story and attic dwelling: alcove, yest-
bule bath. furnace good cellar will take 8. 200;
mortgage. s2,loo. per cent, 41s years to run.
Fine. modern dwelling on Broadway: 10 rooms.
hall. furnace, bath, Trust gas; lot 5sxl7o; make
offer.
Large lot on Ashland ay. and good broom
dwelling; bath, furnace, Trust gas; modern;
can De had at a bargain.
H-Stoiy lldilc uWcilluS vi DtllclOHtdiuc 81,
near 18th St; rooms. hall. bath. linen room and
closets; lot, 40x170; see US.
We offer some choice business properties. GEN.
trail locations and good Investments; consult US
before making purchase.
Very desirable brick veneered two-story and
attic dwelling; IL rooms, hardwood floors, bath
closets, cemented and pastered cellar, complete
finished attic. 2-inch Trqst gas connection. motor
erty on North Illinois ST., near 18th ST.; lot, 81
IT, front; price, $1,000; see us.
THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
IS N. PENNSYLVANIA ST,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
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CHIR0P0DIST.

cHIRoPoDIsTS-welch and wife. antiseptio
ahixeasdistA Room IL Ia Neeth Meridian ct
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-We pay so week and expenses to
men with rigs to introduce Poultry Compound
INTERN ATIONAI- MFG. CO.. Parsons. Kan.
WANTED-Good agents for unoccupied terri
,orv. steady employment year round: free
ontft. cash each week. WESTERN NEW YORK
NURSERY CO., Rochester y. Y.
WANTED-Agents make big money taking or
ders for Woodland Whisky" direct from dis
,sIier to consumer; used by United States gov
eminent and leading hospitals; write at once
Co. territory CRIGLER a. CRIGLER. DistiIlers,
AZ Cooper St. Covington. Ky.
wANTFD-sSss for agents in our Justly cele-
brated Benzoin Lotion for chapped hands or
any irritation of the skin; excellent for after
sbaving: sample and full particulars for only
a5c 10 cover cost. Address THE LANDER
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DIR. wooDBURN's LECTURES.

oy Mr.: Fritz Krull, who has spent six years
as student in Germany.
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MONUMENTS.

MoNUMENTS-A DIENER. as L. washington
Tel ISIS. Branch works Z. entrance Crown Hill
MoNUMENTS-LoUIS p. KRUMSHIELD, de-
signer and workman. 2l2 L. Ohio
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Lewis and Minnie Efroymsen. 1917 North Ala
bama, twins boy and girl
Otto and Maggie Eichhorn. 100 Leonard. boy.
Glenn and Alice Cash. 7i7 North Noble. boy
William and Pearl Richardson, 30 North We-t'
girl
Frank and Lizzie Wright. ass West Eleventh.
Homer and Emma Howard. ns West ohio. girl.