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RECENT LEGAL OPINIONS.
Injury in Hospital-Liability of Corpors
tom

Injury III f1OSptdl-LldDlHCy Oh corpora
tion.-
A hospital incorporated, organized and
conducted for purely charitable purposes,
having no capital stock and declaring no
dividends and having no income except
that derived from voluntary contributions
and from the rent of a few rooms to pa
tents who are able to pay some reason
able compensation for treatment and nurs-
in the selection of its physicians and sur
geons, is not liable for injuries sustained
by patient from the negligence of it's
servants and agents. johnson VS.. Law
Ohio.1
Unlicensed Restaurants-Sale of Wine
Therein
The keeper of a restaurant, carrying on
business In premises not licensed for the
sale of intoxicating liquors, was also a
partner In wine dealers business car
ried on upon duly licensed premises in the
neighborhood. customer, taking a meal
In the restaurant, ordered pint of claret
from waiter and gave him the money
for it: the waiter went to the licensed
premises and there bought and paid for a
pint of claret which he brought back to
the restaurant, where the customer con-
sumed II. Upon the hearing of sum-
mons against the keeper of the restaurant
for selling wine without license maeis-
trate found that there had been a sale at
the restaurant Of the wine by the defend
ants waiter to the customer. and con-
victed the defendant. Held that there
was evidence upon which the magistrate
might properly hold that the sale at the
restaurant was illegal and that the con-
viction was right. r. Kings Bench Re-
ports, september, 1907
Accident Insurance-Hazardous Jour-
ney.-
A man being about to start for Seattle
with the intention at the end of six months
of going from there to Alaska on an ex-
ploring trip, applied to a soliciting agent
OF an insurance company for an accident
policy, provided Ii would cover the risks
incident TO such trip At the suggestion
of the agent two applications were filled
out, one for an annual and one for a six
months policy and sent to the general
agent of the company together with a
letter from the agent fully explaining the
matter and that the applications were
TO be treated in the alternative Each
application contained a clause that, II
have not in contemplation any special
journey or undertaking except as herein
was made In the formal application. Held,
that the letter accompanying them. and
which was necessary to an understanding
or them, must be regarded, as the parties
intended, as a part of the application IT.
self lAetna Life Insurance Company VS..
trierson. American Insurance Reports.l
Increase of Pension-Defective Vision
In making an application for an increase
In pension, the applicant. who was drawing
$24 per month. for loss of left eye. affect
ms right eye, from the effect OF gun
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NJ. E. ingalls,. president of the Big Four
is spending a couple OF weeks at Hot
Springs, w. Va.
The Boston & Providence Railroad has de-
clared its regular 10 per cent dividend, pay
able In four installments.
The Wabash earned in the first week OF
October $430. 29l. against 1896 les in the CORE
spending period last year.
r. L. Ettinger. mechanical engineer OF
the Big Four. Is spending a three weeks
vacation hunting I'm Minnesota.
The stockholders OF all proprietary lines
OF the Illinois Central have voted in favor
of the merger of all with the Central.
Vice Presidents Green and Rea, OF the
Pennsylvania, are spending two three
days Inspecting the Norfolk & Western
lire.
c. w. Poyseil. OF Dayton. travelling
freight agent OF the Big Four. spent Sun
day with Conductor Spence of the Big
Four.
j. b. Hutchinson, general manager OF
the Pennsylvania. who with his wife. spent
a month at Hot Springs. Va, has returned
TO his headquarters.
There are good reasons for believing that
the Philadslphia q Reading viii be hence
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AGAINST A ROADH0USE.
North indianapolis Citizens Meet and
ADOPT Resolutions.

mass meeting of the Anti Roadhouse
Association was held last night at the ST.
Paul Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
of RAIDER avenue and Eugene street, North
Indianapolis. large and enthusiastic
meeting was held and resolution passed
against a license being given George Kess-
Ter to start saloon at what is known
as the "old white house." The place is on
Northwestern avenue, and those who OPP
pose the granting of the license hold that
kessler is not a safe man to have such a
place in that locality.
II. Ogborn presided at the meeting last
night and speeches were made by K. b.
Clark, Drs. Shepard and Stockbarger and
others
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wANTED-MALE HELP


WANTED-For U. s. Army; able-bodied. un-
rens or the United States. Of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak. read and write
English For Information apply TO recruiting
officer. 25 North Illinois ST.. Indianapolis. Ind
WANTED-We want an Al salesman as State
representative: staple line sold TO manufactur-
and come we'll recommended; street canvassers
and book agents not wanted; useless to apply;
only hustlers need seek interview. Address MAN
UFACTURER, Grand Hotel.
WANTED-Are you dissatisfied with your work
Our free booklet, Are Your Hands Tied %
tells how have qualified thousands in spare
time for salaried positions in more congenial
TIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Box
1896, Scranton Pa, or call day or evening at the
Indianapolis Office, Stevenson Building.
MANTED-Recruits for the United States Ma
rine Corps, ble-bodied men OF good character
between the ages of q and IS years, not less than
height. OF good character and not addicted 10
the use OF liquor; must be citizens Of the United
States or persons who have legally declared
their Intentions to become citizens. able TO read
and write English properly. well as speak IT
No minors or married men will be accepted
This important branch of the Naval Service
offers SPECIAL INDICTMENT TO RE
CRUITS, the law PROVIDES for the PRO
MOTION Of WORTHY NONCOMMISSIONEr
OFFICERS to SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Ma
are generally stationed In large cities. and are
now serving IN Cuba, Porto Rico. Manila and
Guam. and when sent to fine oppor
tunity to see all parts of the world. Pay from
sl3 to s44 per month Clothing, board and medi
cal attendance are provided in addition TO pay
Room $50 Newton Claypool Bldg, Corner Of
Pennsylvania and Ohio Streets.
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What was done at the classification meet
ing in New York last week will not become
known until the recommendations have
been voted upon by all interested roads. II
does not follow. says the freight officials,
that because the committee thinks its rec
concentrations proper they will have a
unanimous vote, so that until the votes are
all in whatever changes are proposed will
be of no real interest. In all probability no
publicity will be permitted until early in
December, although information may leak
out in the meantime as TO some particular
class or classes. If any change of a radical
nature Is attempted.
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ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
StockhoTders' Meeting

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF thi,
company. for the election OF directors and for
such other business as may before the
meeting. will be held at the Office OF the COM
Iany. corner OF Third and Smith SITS. In Gin
cinnatt. o.. on Wednesday. Oct. %. 1909. at 10
O'Clock a. The stock transfer books will be
closed at the Office OF Aessrs. J. p. Morgan q
Co. No. % Wall st. New York at o. clock D. m
Thursday. Oct. .. 1902. and reopen at 10 O'clock
O. m. Friday. Oct. 81. 1902
cincinnati. sept. %. Is0z
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George A. Ross Punished.

George A. Ross, arrested Saturday night
by Detectives Morgan and Kinney on the
charge Of stealing goods from the Taylor
carpet store on West Washington street
was fined $40 and costs yesterday in Po-
lice Court and sentenced to ten days in jail
Ross was formerly one of the trusted en-
ployeS of the firm
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

NOTICE OF DREDGING
Large ditch job TO SELL Pigeon river ditch to
be sold Oct. %, 1902. The ditch Is over thirty
miles long and the number OF cubic yards esti-
mated TO be moved Is 500. 900. A good big lob
for somebody. Specifications furnished on de-
mand- THOMAS Il. FRENCH
Construction Commissioner
Address Angola. Ind, Steuben County.
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OcfOber.

My ornaments are fruits; my garments leaves
Woven like cloth OF gold. and crimson dyed:
do not boast the harvesting Of sheaves,
Ger orchards and DER vineyards / preside
Though on the frigid Scorpion | ride
The dreamy air is full. and overfiows
With tender memories OF the summertfde,
Poets Calendar
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Sales of Property.

Margaret Riddell yesterday sold to Lind
say Grossett a residence property Be-
Vile avenue and Tenth street for $4,000
The Indianapolis Rubber Company has
purchased a lot on Georgia street near
Noble of Charles H. Ferguson and others
for "a 600
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MARCELINE. Mo-. Oct i2-John p. sui
from Phoenix. A. T.. 10 his home at
Woodstock, o., died In his berth on a Santa
Fe passenger train. The body was taken
from the train here. prepared for burial
and shipped East tonight. accompanied by
his young wife.
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A Suit for 90, 900.

George Shrader yesterday filed suit
against the National Malleable Castings
Company for 5000 damages. He AYERS that
while he was employed by the company a
drop hammer, that was out Of repair, fell
and mangled his hand.
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Deaths.

George W. Wise. two, So Madison avenue.
enteritis
James Scott. seventy-two. So Arbor avenue.
senility. -
Mitchell Smith. twenty-three, 4i3 Concord
street septicemia.
c. Henry Westminster. sixty. los North orien-
tai. heart disease.
Arthur Voetzel. twenty-five, DeaconesS HOS
pitaI. enteric fever.
Jane Kingsborough. seventy-fve, 12li East YER
mont street. seniiity.
Bridget Hoilihan. eighteen, 22ol West WASH
Calvin f. Darnens seventy. 1910 North Illinois
street, lenkemie-
John Sauer. seventy-four. z511 South Meridian,
dropsy-
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DIED.

~-~~--~~->~~~---~-~<>-~-~~>~>--~-
DARNELI-Calvin r. Saturday, Oct II. a.
12:30 a. m, at the family residence. 14i0 North
Illinois Funeral Wednesday. Oct. Is, at zS0
private.
yINNEDGE-AIbert Vinnedge. son Of ]. A and
Ella E. Vinnedge, died in Watrous. New Mex
ico Oct L. 1902 Funeral from the residence or
his brother, c. A. Vinnedge. 2225 North Meridian
St, further notice Of which will be given
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT


Room John L. McMaster, Judge.
George L. Smith ct al VS.. the Russell
Lumber Company. Judgment by agreement
for plaintiff against defendants for posses
sion of real estate described in the COM
plant, also for costs.
Christian Ahrens VS.. Indianapolis Street.
railway Company; damages. Jury out
Alpine D. Wells VS.. William c. Wells; d.
vorce Finding and decree for plaintiff
Judgment against defendant for costs.
Room Flames NJ. feathers. Judge
Huber Manufacturing Company vs. L. H.
Fesler. Submitted to court. Evidence con-
cluded. Taken under advisement.
Peter Clements VS.. Dora Rooster. Sub
mitted to court Evidence heard. Taken
under Amusement
Henry s. Fraser VS.. National Bond and
court. Evidence heard.
Room S-vinson Carter. Judge.
Howard s. Young. receiver of the South
Indianapolis Improvement Company, VS..
Charles w. Hohlt; replevin. Dismissed by
agreement made in open court. Judgment
against defendant for costs.
j. Meyerfeld VS.. +. II. RentSch; account
Finding and judgment against defendant
for S256.5O and costs.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge
Roderick Blackburn; criminal assault.
Finding of guilty: Aged forty-nine years.
Prison one TO twenty-One years.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Dot Tracy VS.. Clarence A. Tracy; divorce.
Superior Court, Room 8.
George Shrader VS.. the National Malleable
Castings Company ct al; damages. De-
mand, 5000. Superior Court, Room l.
Gertrude NJ. Epperson VS.. Alonzo d. Ep-
person; divorce. Circuit Court.
HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT
Minute
1921 Patrick Halligan VS.. George w
Tanner ct el. White G. G. Appellants
APPELLATE COURT.
New Suit
1915. Richmond Natural Gas Co. vs. The
Enterprise Natural Gas Co. Madison S. c.
Record assignment of errors. In term
Bond.
4017. The Grand Lodge of Ancient Order
of United Workmen VS.. Sue r. Hall. Perry
c. c. Return to certiorari.
4546. William L. Stoy VS.. Anthony Bled.
soc ct al Martin c. c. Praecipe notice.
44S4. Z. F. Kenney Co. VS.. David Stewart
| ct al. Owen c. G. Appellants petition fol
additional time.
1896. d. A. Coulter and A. B. Given, ex.
| ecutors. VS.. Anna Brady, admrx. Clinton
c. G. Agreement to submit.
rome B. Coffman. Marion c. c. Appel.
lants brief (D In petition for rehearing.
4513. William 7. Brahler VS.. Barney
Clark Jasner ~ q Annellee,s brief (sN
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IL you are going TO the mountains or sea-
shore. order case of Cooks Imperial
Champagne Extra Dry.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In all unoccupied territory
$50 per month easy better still on commits
sion II preferred SPAULDING NURSERY
ORCHARD CO. Spaulding. Ill.
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WANTED
IL you have anything TO buy, sell or trade
make that fact known through the Sunday Jour
nal want ads. You VIII get the desired results.
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STORAGE.


STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio st. and Union
tracks; only hrst-class storage solicited. Graft
ing and packing. Phones TBS
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Poultry and other Produce.

prices paid by shippers.)
Turkeys 10 to II lbs. 10c per Id: young tur-
keys. &c; hens. &c: cocks. 4c: young chickens.
Cheese-New York full cream. l2dlsc: domes-
tic. isc; Swiss. lie: brick, lac: limburger he
Butter-Choice roll, l4q15c per Id; country but
Eggs-weak at 1sc per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese SOC per ID; prime duck,
Wooi-Merchantable medium Ice; bury and
fine merino, 13Gl5c; tub washed, 25G2Sc.
HIDES. TALLow. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No: I. SIC: No. 2. TIC;
No. calf. 1oc No calf. &c.
THE JOBBING TRADE.
tThe quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers)
Canned Goods.
Corn-s5casl25. Peaches-Eastern standard. A.
ID. 1852; 2-lb seconds, si.4odl.so: California.
STANDARD, s.. 1902 40: California seconds. sLsOa2
Miscellaneous Blackberries. 2-lb s5G90c: rasp-
ID. sissGl choice. SOLO; oysters. lib.
S-lb. ST. Lima beans. sl.2odl Is; Holsters ST. s5a2:
red cherries. 95cGsl: strawberries. s5d9oc: SAL
mon. lib. 95cQs2: tomatoes. BIB. sl.eo.
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-stick. &c per Ib; common mixed. &c:
grocers mixed: sse' ,o Banner r.. twist stick; Sc;
Soft-shelled almonds. 10000: English
walnuts, 12G14c Brazil nuts 10c; filberts, 1lisc:
peanuts. roasted. 7QSc; mixed nuts, 12c
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite, on strike: Blossburg. IS; smokeless
S.; jackson, s.; Kanawha. &.75; Pittsourg. s. Is;
hammond Si75; Winifrede, 81. IS; Luhrie 81 90:
Hooking Valley. $3.50; Brazil block, 81; Green
county, 1918; Indiana lump. 1915: nut and slack
smokeless, 81 slack. Jackson. s2.75: slack pitts.
burg, $2.15; slack. West Virginia. s2.75: slack,
Indiana, $2.25; Connelsville coke. So; lump coke
l5c per bu 1915 per % bu; crushed coke. lsc per
bu; 81 per Is bu. Bags 25c per ton extra ground
floor dumped in cellar soc ton extra
second floor carried in cellar; from wagon
ket
Alcohol, s255f275; asafoetida 4oc; alum. 2isd
&c; camphor 6sG70c; cochineal, 30955c; choro-
form. 5sGS5c; copperas, brl. 75c; cream tartar
pure 36q33c: indigo, 65Gsoc; hcorice. Calab
genuine. 35g40c; magnesia, carb., 2-oz. 2on22c
morphine. p & w. per OF. g tsg2 50; oil. berga
W.. per OF. 33d3Sc: balsam copaiba. 55d60c
soap. CASTLE. FIR. 13disc: soda. bicarb. 2izd3c
salts, EPSON. 1%dic; sulphur -four. 2s.d5c: salt
peter sdloc; turpentine. 52deoc; glycerine. lezd
SUM, $4,000; chlorate potash. 15d20c; borax. ga
12c cinchonida, 35G40c; carbolic acid, 32d40c
cocaine. mur., s405Q425.
Dry Goods.
Bleached Sheetings-Androscoggin l., &c: Berke.
ley; No. 60 SIC; Cabot, SIC; Capitol. &c: Cum
Loom. TIC: Farwell. &c; Fitchvie. sac: Full
Width. SIC: Gilt Edge, 5izc: Giided Age, Sc
Hill. &c: Hope, &c; Linwood, &c: Lonsdale. 7Izc
Peabody. 5lsc: Pepperell "a. &c., Pepperell. 10-4
21c; Androscoggin, 3D. lsc; Androscoggin. 1914
pic.
Brown Sheetings-Atlantic A. SIC: Argyle
sac: Boot c. aye; Bucks Head. &c; Carlisle
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A CARD LIKE THIS
FINANCIAL.

LOANS-Money mortgages. G. +. SAYLES
q CO.. III East Market street
FINANCIAL-Money furnished farms o. city
property promptly and at the lowest rates. We
have taken care or our customers In every money
panic for Is years. Write US about It. THOS. c.
DAY q CO.. Law building. Indianapolis.
FINANCIAL-Five per cent. money 10 loan on
Indianapolis city property, city property
IN any county-seat town. or on farm property
anywhere In Indiana: our own funds:
no delay: partial payments. Call or address c.
n. WILLIAMS & CO, $40 z. Market St
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VITAL sTATIsTICs-oCT. 10.
Births.

Michael and Mollie Sullivan. 721 Sheffield ave-
nue.. girl.
Sanford and Maud Hanninger. 40 Indiana ave
nue.. boy.
boy.
George and - Busald. 1875 Lee street. boy.
Ronald and Harriet Brown. city, boy.
GEORGE and Katherine Nash. II Vera mats, BOY.
Arthur and Maud Boecklng, 1893 North SEN
ate avenue. boy. =,
Nathaniel and Jennie Harrison. s3 Hadiey
street. boy.
John and Anna Mason 50 Wyoming street Doy-
Conrad and Emma Haney. $50 West twentieth
street. bog.
street. girl
L. r. and Lucy Lee. 1O11 West Thirtieth street.
girl.
FRED and Eva Thornton. Abbott street, girl.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desires private stable
must contain two box stalls. two single stalls
and room for three carriages. Will pay SO per
month for the right kind. Address Box 6. Jour
al
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Marriage Licenses.

Daniel NJ. Turner and Rebecca GIL.
Lawrence II. Albright and Lilly Bass
George Davis and Ida May Baucher.
Frank Pennick and Mary l. Terry.
William r. WiIlett and Hazel Rawlings
Albert G. Simmons and Ella Adkins.
James Brown and Bet Seaton.
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Provisions.

Seed clover. prime. sSd55o English clover.
s5fIs 50: aisike. sac so Timothy. prime. 81 90
2 Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. s1-500leos ex-
ira clean sofs70c. orchard grass, t.ioQi.sos red
top. aOcffsi Is. English bluegrass. g.
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x negro with a well developed
ease of small pox boarded the train
1t Rayne for New Orleans last
Tuesday. 1t first there was some
doubt as to the nature of the disease.
The physicians at Rayne pronounced
It . genuine case while those at
Jeanerelte contradictcd the state.
menf. Nevertheless the negro was
lsolaied in separate car and the
doors and windows secured. At Al
giers the patient was examined by
the health officers who pronounced
i small pox. The coach in which
the negro was confined was thor.
oughly fumigated. This time of the
year when there is SO much moving
around, especially among the ne
gr0es, too much precautinn cannot
Be taken by our health officers
against this loathsome disease.
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Most Of the planters in this neigh
borDood have finished grindin. and
before many more weeks the sugar
campaign of 1909 Will be 4 thing
OF the past. Although Tie crop did
not come up 10 wha, was expected
still our planters are thankful that
il was not worse, considering the
scarcity Of labor and the recent
heavy FREE yes.
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We are glad to see I!r. Charles
Pecot back home again after under
going treatment at the Hotel Dieu,
M New Orleans. Mr.. Pccot was ore
Of the deputies wounded in a fight
with severa! Indians, at Charenton,
recently. Charles WAS tue most Sc
riously wounded Of the d"pnties, he
receiving knife wound which partly
penetrated the liver, tie two others
received slight gun shot wounds.
II wounded men are all up and
dong we'll.
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Morgan Cily is 10 be the terminus
of new railroad. The :leH road is to
pass through lIoama aud come ct
with the Texas & Pacific at New
Orleans. Should this project be car
RED out it viii help greatly in de-
veloping vast country whose re-.
sources are unliluiied. We hope soon
10 see it continue is course to tie
Texas line which would open new
avenue to OR planters and farmers
for the snlppiu- Ct their products to
market.
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Sec Lights aad Shadows of Great
City" "a Man of q Mystor," and Or.
Jckyll and Mr.. Hyde, three great plays
beautifully staged and admirably pre-
scntcd by the Krause,Tuylo big com
pany at the opera house next Thurs, ay.
Friday and Saturday
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SATURDAY JAN. Il 1862.

live ;us. let i've and 60 ali VOC
can for tht prosperity Of your town
opd above al patronize home indus
try and subscribe to Your home
paper.
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The last issue Of the indicator
News, of Franklin, came gu, under
new management, Messrs. Emmet
and DudI'. Alpha are the lessees.
These two Young men are wideawak.
and energetic AID well deserving of
success. Good luck to You Brothers.
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We will soon hear the welcome
notes of tue callicpc Of Capt.
French's New Sensation rs lie is
daily approaching this place. Capt.
French has bad a new boat built
and the public vii! be treated TO a
first-class performance.
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With the passing Of the holidays
our town has ASSUME, 4 It's normal
condition. 1t cannot be SAID that
our merchants are doing brushing
business" but still they cannot com.
nlaiD.
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FRANKLIN. La, Jan. /. 1902.

FRANKLIN. La, Jan. !, 1902,
To the Honorable Mayor and Council OF
the Town Of Franklin:
Ia compliance with Ordinance No. lCl,
hereby make application FOL permit
to sell intoxicating liquors at the corner
Of Main and Commercial streets in the
Town of Franklin, Louisiana.
JOHN A. O'NIELI..
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& Most of our sugar planters have finish
"a grinding and the outside laborers en-
hoy ed on these places are leaving ~
l1hc wagon load every day. The annual
lowing from one plantation to another
has started and loads of furniture are TO
ne seen on all sides.
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FRANKLIN, IA. Dee, 81, 1901.
To the Honorable Mayor and Council OF
the Town OF Franklin:
In compliance with Ordinance No. lO1
hereby make application for permit 10
sell intoXica;in. liquors at present place
of business ON willow street near the 5;
T. Depot in the Town Ct Franklin.
Louisiana,