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BURGLAR EASILY CAUGHT
TRUE DOLAN, PRESS FEEDER
LEFT HIS HAT In THE HOUSE.
O. f. Black, Whose House Was En-
tered, at Once Recognized DOlan
as "a Midnight Marauder.

When Mrs. o. L. Black awoke yesterday
morning at O'Clock she was alarmed at
seeing the face Of a man peering through
the portieres of her sleeping apartment
Mrs. Black nudged her husband, who
jumped with surprise, and pointed to the
bare head of the man peering through
the door. Black jumped from his bed and
got hold of his revolver. The burglar. see
ing, ran from the room and into the kitch-
en-. pulling the door shut behind him. In
stantly shot from Mr. Blacks revolver
followed and imbedded itself in the panel
of the door.
An investigation showed that only a
was missing. In looking around the house
yesterday morning Mrs. Black found a
mans soft felt hat bearing the name of
True Dolan." Black at once communicated
with the police department and Detectives
Splan and Haley were detailed on the case.
In the meantime Bicycle Policemen Losh
and Askins had been sent to look for
Dolan. He was found at the Sentinel
Printing Company on West Market street,
where he is employed as a press feeder
Dolan was taken to the office of Captain
Kruger and questioned about his actions
during the night before. When arrested
Dolan asked LoSh and ASkinS: rs this
on account of my losing my hat last night p
In conversation with Captain Kruger
Dolan denied being away from home dur
ing Monday night. He was locked up
pending an investigation. Shortly after he
was placed in his cell o. T.. Black called
at the police station. When Dolan was
brought out before him Black at once
recognized him the man seen in his
house. Dolan was charged with burglary.
Entrance to the house was gained through
a window A pile OF coal is near the win
dow and the burglar, in crawling through,
pushed much of the coal away. Small par
ticles of coal were visible on the floor
near the window. 1t was said by Losh and
Askins that there was coal dust on Dolan s
new shoes when they went to his house
yesterday at noon.
The home of Miss Julia Russell 2221 West
Michigan street, was entered some time
yesterday morning and quantity of cloth
ing and jewelry taken. Miss Russell said
she heard someone moving about in her
| house in the small hours of the morning,
| but thinking 1t was a cat, did not fnves-
| tigate. When she awoke yesterday morn
| ing she found that number of drawers
| In dresser had been ransacked and the
contents taken.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

Whereas. In No. Ilt2s. entitled Sophia g
C. Noting Edward b. Raub. trustee in hank
suptcy Of Henry 7. Noting al. the Circttit
Court OF Marion county. Indiana. on the ed dav
OF June 1872. entered it's decree in partition AZ
rtctnx the sale OF the real estate hereinaffer do
scribed by the undersigned appointed connie
sfoner By said court in said cause To make sst,g
sale Now. therefore. be IL known that l. George
W. Stubs. the undersigned commissioner viii
a., saturday, the 6th day OF December Ieos 80
the hour OF le o'clock in the forenoon of said
day. Al the south door OF tho courthouse AZ In
dfanapoiIs. Marion county Indiana. offer al nuh
lie outcry the highest bidder. for cash IN
hand the following described real estate sifua,s
IN said Marion county. Indiana. and directed nv,
faid decree TO be sold. and In the following o.
s~r 70 wit. I will sell Lots 45 and 4s OF Isfder
oo-'s second addition 10 the city OF IadiananoIis
as one parcel Also Lots q and IS in RIDDEN.
f..r,s second addition 20 the city OF Indianano
lis as one parcel Also. Lot Al OF John Moore ;
IraueheiIle subdivision OF Lot "A Of Moore a
Teyior's subdivision OF part OF the northwest
qrerter OF Section 4. Township Is north Range J
east IN Marion county. Indiana. one parcel
said sale will be made subject 20 the approval
II sa.c Marion Circuit Court.
GEORGE W. STCBBS. Commissioner
~. ~. Pickeri.l. Attorney.
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WANTED-A frst-elass craftsman for
mental and structural iron work Address Box
+. kenton, o.
WANTED-6O men and Is boys from to a years
Of age at the stage door Of Englishs Opera
House Nov. n. a m.
WANTED-Moier Barber College. Chicago ILL.,,
tice; expert instructions: tools presented; wages
saturdays; board provided: illustrated catalogue,
with souvenir comb. mailed free.
wANTED-District manager in each district at
salary OF SIS per week and expenses, payable
weekly. represent large manufacturing estab-
lishment known TO every bank in the United
States: man OF good habits and energy
age and qualifications, TO Manager. Dept. u. o.,
4. o. Box S24, Philadelphia. Pa.
WANTED-Rccruits for the United States Ma
rfne Corps able-bodied men of good character
between the ages OF 81 and 30 years. not less than
feet inches and not over feet / irch in
height of good character and addicted to
the use OF liquor must be citizens OF the United
their intentions to become citizens. able to read
and write English properly. well speak IL.
No minors married will be accepted
This important branch of the Naval Service
offers SPECIAL INDICTMENT To RE-
CRl-ITS, as the law PROVIDES for the PRO-
OFFICERS TO SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Ma
rines enlisted fer period OF four years, and
generally stationed in large cities. and are
now serving IN Cuba, Porto Rico, Manila and
Guam. and when sent to have a fine oppor-
tunstv TO all parts OF the world. Pay from
cal attendance provided in addition to pay.
Apply at L.. :. Marine Corps Recruiting Office,
Room 30 Newton ClaypoOl Bldg, Corner og
Pennsylvania and Ohio streets
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The Automobile.

I am impelle5 10 succinctly state,
And I pirate not in glttering platitude.
That I am abroad early or late.
Humbly increasing the worlds death rate,
Which is the proper attitude,
A highly desirable very advisable.
Easily acquirablo automobilist attitude.
The Juggernaut killed and manned a lot
or heather in Hindoo latitude.
But iust slaughter for fun. that's what!
/ stop man or tot
Which is the proper attitude
To be sought for, wrought for and fought for,
The ne'er to be caught for automobilist atti
tude-
I am tie Moloch OF the road
To Stay is my beautitude;
I kin as boy would kill toad.
And | don't care fig for the criminal code,
Which is the proper attitude,
A highly desirable. very advisable,
Easily acquirable automobilist attitude
IL kill too many a fine / pay
1For which you should show your gratitude),
For / might easily scorch away
But really the sports worth dollar day.
Which Is TIE proper attitude.
A not understandable. quite unamencapie.
A wholly commendable automooiiist attitude.
Rochester Post Express
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Jasper to French Lick Springs.

A new extension is soon to be built by
the Southern Railway from Jasper, Ind,
on its st. Louis division, to French Lick
Springs, on the Monon. The extension will
open up a new agricultural. timber and
coal country, besides giving a closer con-
nection from St Louis and Southwestern
points with the springs Evansville will
be only cighty-two miles from the lick,
instead OF 2O2 miles as heretofore. The
Southern has a spur from Huntingburg
(from which the Jasper and French Lick
branch starts northward) 10 Rockport on
the Ohio river nearly opposite Owensboro,
on the l. & y. Nashville. Memphis and
other points South and Southwest will thus
have direct communication with French
Lick and the Monon route to the North
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New Business Concerns.

The Jameson Lyons Oil Company. of
Marion. filed articles of Incorporation yes
terday. The capital stock is $4,000 and the
directors are Charles C. Jameson. Philip
Lyons and Isaac Lyons.
The Simons OIL Company, OF Montpelier
filed articles. The directors are r. +.
Simons. +. c. Conner. ID. a. B-yson. George
Plunkett, T. j. Driscoll. John Kerin, o. c.
Heasley and c. McCauley The capital
stock Is SIS. 600
Keesling * Metzger Bros. of Logansport
Incorporated. The capital stock Is SO 900
and the directors are Henry C.. Metzger,
Edgar +. Metzger and Arthur X. Keesling
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ssSS .5s s ysiIoS zoe s y siiSS .e9e
Spces-PepIer lie; allspioe. i59lsc: cloves. Is
0,MSe esssia n l;lSs nn%sgs SSgsoc per p
fair to prime. 2sas2c: choice, sSa42c: syrups. Is
Q32c.
Lead-6l.a!c for pressed bars.
s2a2. 20. No. 2. 50 2oa2.:6: No. 5. 81 SOd5
Twine-Hemp. i2glsc per ID; wool. Saloc: fax.
Woodenware-No. / tubs. SAL; No. 2 tubs. ssa
s.: No tubs: siqS; S-hoop pals. Size; 2-hoop
common WASH boards. $l.s5al.sO: clothespins, cog
b5c per box
Oak sole. 3SGi3c: hemlock sole. 27Gs7c: har-
ness. s5a4oc; skirting. 2sg4oc: single strap. 4id
calfskin. 9)cGsl: French calfskin, sl.20qlS.
Iron and steel.
Bar iron; 2.5Oc; horseshoe bar. a75c: nail rod.
tire steel. -SQS12c; spring steel, 4lzG5c.
Nails and Horseshoes.
81. % rates; from mill. s2.l5 rates Horseshoes.
per keg. 81; mule shoes. per keg. si50: horse
nails, sias per box. Barb wire. galvanized. 50:
Oils.
Linseed. raw. i7c per gal; lnseed oil. boiled.
4sc per gal: coal oil. legal test. sqiic.
Provisions.
sugar-cured Hams-Indiana, Il to 1s lbs aver
age. 14isc.
shoulders-English cured, Reliable. Is to % lbs
average 12Ac. 10 lbs average. l2Ac: 10 TO IL lbs
average Fac; sugar cured Indiana, to 10 lbs
zoo lbs ss: fancy clear bean pork brl 200 lbs.
bri 200 lbs. SIS Also half brls. 100 lbs. at hair
the price of the brls. adding SOC to cover addi-
tional cost of package.
Bacon,Clear sides. 50 to 60 lbs average. i4Hc;
80 to 40 lbs syerase, na.c; 20 to 80 lbs average:
to % lbs average. l4i2c; II to Is lbs average,
l51sc: clear backs. 20 to 90 lbs average lac; Il
to Is lbs average. l4Sc. In dry salt &c less.
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Apples-Cider, Motifs. per brl. 81: New York
Gravensteins, So; Kings, So; 20-oz So: BaIdwins
in bulk. s1.75
Beans-H andpicked pea. $3.50 per bu
york per %sspT Sn
Celery-Michigan. CSC doz: large Tecumseh. CSC.
cTanbsrries~cape Cod. $3.50 per brl; Cape Cod.
s. per box.
Grapes-New York Concords. lsc per basket
Honey-White. I71ac per 10: medium dark. Ice.
Hickory Nuts-Per blu. 81. %.
Lemons-Extra fancy Verdela $50 size. &c. rs
per box; 800 size. $3.50.
Oranges-Jamaica $3.50; Florida, $3.50.
Onions-Red 81. Is per cwt: yellow, s1.20; Span
Pears-Kiefers. 5OQ6Oc per blu.
Quinces-Per blu, 81.
Potatoes-Wisconsin white. s5c per bu; home
Sweet Potatoes-Baltimore. 81 per bri; genuine
Jerseys. 1925.
Seed clover. prime s595.5o: English clover.
sos 80; alsike. s6Qc.5O Timothy, prime, 81. Goa
Clean sSg7oe Orchard red top
sOcQsl.75. English bluegrass, g.
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What Mrs. Eddy Said.

To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
Your editorial in last Sundays issue mis-
quotes Mrs. Eddy's advice to Christian
Scientists, and as the comments arise from
misinfcrnlation beg to give the text of her
remarks, as printed in the official organ of
the denomination, the Christian Science
Sentinel. as follows:
"On the subject OF reporting contagion I
have this to say: l have always believed
that Christian Scientists should be law
abiding: and, actuated by this conviction I
authorized the following statement, which
appeared In the Boston Herald about one
year ago:
'' Rather than quarrel over vaccination.
/ recommend that il the law demand an in
dividual to submit TO this process. he obey
the law; and then appeal to the gospel TO
save him from any bad results Whatever
changes belong To this century. or any
epoch, we may safely submit to the provi-
dence of God. to common justice. individual
rights and governmental usages.
This statement should be so interpreted
as TO apply, on the basis of Christian
Science, TO the reporting OF contagion to the
proper authorities when the law so requires
When Jesus was questioned about obeying
the human law. he declared: Render unto
Caesar the things that are Caesars even
while you render unto God the things that
are Gods - j. GUY HAUGH-
In order that readers may judge of the
alleged misquotation alluded 90 by MIR.
Haugh the Journals comment is here re-
produced:
IF Christian Scientists can appeal to the
gospel to save themselves from any bad
results arising from medical treatment
when suffering from contagious diseases as
Mrs. Eddy advises, why should thew nor
take similar action when they are the vic
tins OF pneumonia, typhoid fever and
other dangerous maladies not regarded as
contagious? BY so doing they would be
saved from the criticism OF the public
which follows the neglect TO call in regular
physicians. and. according to Mrs Eddv's
own logic. would be just as Well off Ii is
a poor faith that does not work forward
as well as backward"
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Seven Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yeaterday.

of Record Yesterday.
Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. Nov. is. 1902 fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company No. LII East Market street Both tele-
phones 3005:
Jacob W. Hallenbeck to George w. Sci
bert, Lot 80, John A. Smiths Pleasant
View add. (Cor Fullenwider av and
William F. Elmer to George G. Kuhier. '-'''
Lot 81. Kings sub Of May, WATSON &
Co.'S Highland Park add. (Temple
Euphraise c. Smith to Thomas j. Ham
iton, Lot l2s. John w. Chamberss
Ell H0 a .. ne a Graham a. 1.sOoo
Elizabeth Craig to Harrison s. Neese
Side add Qdarding st. near Howard
Mary A. Har.ch ct al. to Charles 4.
Harris Harrison LOi a,b Hs5sch' add. tcOr m
chsrIes AZ A. ana aa Sgis to Mahon p. l."
Woody ct ux.. Lot /. Harschs add.
william Robinson to Louise E. Regan.
Lot 7S, James Johnsons East Ohio-st
add. (keystone av. near Washington
Louise E. Regain to William Robinson
John L. Tibbott to Charles II. Badger.
Lot II, Browns l2th-st add. 9th st.
Amelia sSf ''I H. Stanton to Lucy +. Carrie. '
pit n Y. Sec 6, Tp IA. r 4. PERRY
James DmsSS ~ Hcady to William H. Robin.
son. Lots is and H. Blk "a. Reaches
North Indianapolis add. (2Sth st. near
Calvin W. coppock to David D. Yates.
Lot 81, Carriers Orchard Grove add
David d. Yates to Richard Pierce, Lot
9. same add as above. 0school St. near
pit Lot s. Van Biaricum Est.'s pit SUBJ. 10000
Sarah E. Hogate ct al: to Mary A. og-
ssn a st. 81 a. s Lo s. d. T. T. g. T. T. g.
e2. IS. ss and 20. Leedss add. $500. LOO
John Clement to Patrick Harity part
of Lot So. l. & c. R. r. Co.'S sub Of
Outlet 81. lord St. near Noble ST.. 10000
Jacob r; Chamberlain to Thos; J. Ham
Vile add GBismarck av. near Enrich
| Jane NJ Gordon ct al. to John w. Nc
Collum, part of the Il OF Sec 10,
| TIP a. r 5. Franklin tp)............... 100
John w. McCullom to Jane NJ. Gordon.
john w. MccuIiom to Nellie G. Abbott.
| part of the w u Of Sec Is, TIP IA.
John w F MecoIInm ap 10 Jane NJ Gordon. L."
| part Of the W y Of Sec 10. TIP IA, -.
R 5. Franklin tpl. ;.:.. ~; = ~: L."
coum. part of the Of Sec 10
| and part of the u of Sec Is. TIP
a. s. . Gysnk1 N.; ; :; iosn.on Loo
part of Lot s. woodlawn Park add. ~. =,
(Downey av. near University av)...... 10000
Philip ha.! pw sns to Asnn1 ae 81
| Outlet 157. Rear OF Rhoe Island st.
near Locke ST. Also Lot u.s., s, Hilrs sub
Patrick E. whouiiihan to Julia Costello.
30 9' S,ani no ave. near Mccarty ST. 100 90
! Josephine T. whitmack ct al. to Frank
nos st. near New York St. 100000
| pt Lot 2, Sinker ct ais Fairview add Soo.oo
Transfers ~ total consideration. sac. $500
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WANTED-l5 young ladies and l. girls from 10
IA years OF age the stage door OF F.nglsh's
Opera House Nov. q.
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John w. GALAXY. Indianapolis; Arthur
Davis. Oak Point, ILL.,; j. a. Holloway,
Piqua. o.; Frederick Morrison. oreana, III. !:
Thomas A. Jones. Sailors Springs ILL.,, and
William IL. Thompson, Marion. Ind. We're
appointed TO the railway mail service yes
terday TO serve on the Pennsylvania and
Vandalia railroads.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED am prepared 70 make
enamcled brick IN any color. beautiful gloss
face. at $40 per thousand. I have for sale the
rights license for plants in Pennsylvania.
Vest Virginia, Indiana and Michigan. Either
yard rs hts. county rights or state rights Full
Investigation Is courted and plant in operation
near Cleveland for inspection. L. &. KELLY
zoo Chamber OF Commerce. Cleveland. o.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Depot c. NJ. Dept. Jacksonville Ind. Nov.
Is. 1902-Sealed proposals. in triplicate, will be
received here until 10 o'clock a m, Dec. IL.
1902. for 5000 Box Lockers. The right reserved
to reject accept any all proposals or any
part thereof. Information furnished on appi-
cation. Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for Lockers" and addressed
]. VI. MARSHALL, Asst. O. NJ General
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prices paid by shippers)
Young turkeys. 9lac; hens, SIC; cocks. &c:
young ducks. &c; geese, A.20 per doz.
Cheese-New York full cream. 13Q14c: Swiss.
lie; brick, 14c limburger, 13c.
Butter-Choice roll. 15c per Id; country but
ter, 15c.
Eggs-Firm at 21c per doz.
Beeswax-30c for yellow, 25c for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese. Doc per h. prime duck
zoe per 10.
understandable, 3q5c less; coarse grades, l5c;
fine merino. 13d15c; tub washed. 25G2Sc
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No /. Shc; No. q TIC:
No. calf. 1Oc; No. calf, Sc.
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building Permits.

NJ " Bailey. frame 1905 St Peter $780,
J. A. Shirley. double frame. Grimes. near
q Slvey addition 213s oxford. $50.
Theodore Schoony, remodeling, Oiney. near
Twenty-sixth. I,450.
i l. Reach, brick stores. Indiana. Yer
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Marriage Licenses.
Deaths.
DIED.

MCCfNELL-Nov. Il. 1892. Thomas Mcconnell.
Funeral Wednesday. Nov. ls O'Clock 2. m,
from the residence OF his son, 20Z4 North senate
avenue Friends invited. Burial private
M'DEvITT-Nov IL. 1902. at ] o'clock A. m.
Mary Catherine Allen. wife Of Edward NC
Dewitt Funeral services p. m Wednesday.
Burial private.
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COKE
ANTISEPTIC
SHAVING
FOAM

is the latest discovery of sci
ence. Takes the place of soap.
1t gives an individual lather;
no chance of contagion; in
stantly softens the hardest
beard; leaves the face soft and
is a benefit to the skin. No
rubbing in, won't dry up.
Saves IS per cent. of your and
your customers time.
BeWdre of limitations.
One pound jars for your use.
Many customers prefer the 25c
collapsible tubes for personal
use. Ask your jobber or write
A. r. Bremen CO.. CHICAGO.
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AL advertisements inserted in these columns
are charged the very low rate OF ) cents a
line Blank dash lines at the same Price per
line. Telephone 80 anu your ad. Will be- called
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STORAGE.

>~~~~~~-~~~~~>~>~~>~~~>
sTORAGE-INDPLS. WAREHOUSE CO.,
". Il kUrtz. Pres. IA. A. Grassland. Mgr.
5H-525 :. Penn. Telephone i3{3
Ne STORE. PACK and HAUL.
SToRAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio 81. and Union
tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited. Grating
and packing Phones as
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WANTED

WANTED
IN you have anything to Luy. sell or trade make
that fact known through the sunday Journal
want ads You Will get the desired results.
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OCULISTS.

OCULIST-Dr. Walter N. Sharp. oculist tlate OF
Boston) Third floor, Newton claypool build
ing; 10 ). Evenings by appointment.
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LOST.

LOST-Gold watch charm; initials w. H s.
Return 10 Journal Office and get reward.
LOST-Gold watch. in neighborhood of Mich
igan and North Liberal reward IL returned
&c j. II. FARLEY, Parker House.
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for one year costs but sl.95 per
month The Journal want page Is profitable to
the advertiser and reader
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cIMoNA will cure that sore throat.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-JOSEPH GARDNER, tin work and
furnaces. 80 Kentucky av. Telephone 322
NOTICE-For carpenter work, store fixtures
all kinds house repairs and painting, telephone
100 new. call at 2l9 North Alabama st.
NOTICE.
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sARaIAH COUNCIL. PRINCES OF JERUsA-
LEM.
To-day "wednesday at o'clock, comforting the
fifteenth and sixteenth grades.
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VITAL sTATIsTIcs-NOv. is.
pfrfI...

II C.. an9 ~ NJ Finch. the Olga. boy.
J0sefk and Vida Phillips. l1s3 Columbia, Doy.
!. SaS 4. Daughcrty. oesS Park. girl
q. =. ard \ BALDWIN BTtghtwood. GIT
W. ard Ida Hamilton -fI5 English boy. .
v. and NJ Thurs;0D. 80 NeGt Twenty-sixtn'
girl.
=. and TsuticTworth. -, Soy
y. II. a3t a. HaIiisan, 5iH North Alabama
coa-as an1 Lutte Boiser. 80 East Fifteenth.
hey
Marriage Licenses.
Foster = Davis AMI Mabel Perry.
Albert ". Miller and Nettic VI. Brindley.
E.aoch Mitchell and Katherine Ferguson.
tfIcy WesterGeId and Nellie Bly,.
George SnoTk ard Il. Octavia FaveI.
Francis 4. Boyer and Catherine &. Steinmetz.
Harry &. Preston and Mamie t. Cuthworth.
Samuel RI Terrell and Efne Hiatt.
Friedrich Lansing and LleWellyn Hughes-
Henry Ranch and Elizabeth Schreiner.
Deaths.
Elizabeth Steinbauer. seventy-six. 1858 South
East. cystitis.
Charles JeTTnain. twenty-seven. 1000 California,
typho-pneumOnla. -
CorydGn Hoke. sixty-sight City Hospital.
Hannah scott. thirty-nine. 1850 BROKER. cere-
telim.
B. w Bennett. sixteen. 7Ol West Thirteenth.
pneumonia.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

THE THIRTY-SEVENTH SEMI ANNUAL
convocatfon and reunion of the Scottish Rite
bodies will be held according 10 the following
programme.
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WANTED-A first-class craftsman for orna-
mental and structural iron work. Address Box
+. Kenton. o.
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TUTEWILER & son, -
Undertakers 129 W Market st. Tel. ZIG.
BOTH PHONES go.
c. Z. KREGELO SELLS A BURGLAR-PROOF
VAULT THAT GIIOULS CANNOT BREAK
223 ~. DELAWARE ST.
FLANNER q BUCHANAN : Licensed
e.nbalnlers.) Can ship diphtheria and
scarlet fever Lady embalmer for
ladies' and children. $40 N I'LL
nois street. Telephone GIL. new and old.
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MONUMENTS.
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