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Improving the vandaIfa.

The Vandalia is now spending upwards
of 100000 for increased facilities for hand
ling the traffic between Terre Haute and
Indianapolis. Some of the improvements
being made are additional yard tracks at
Indianapolis, a number of passing sidings,
a second running track east of Terre
Haute, double main track between Green
castle and Limedale and additional water
stations. During the past year large
penditures have been made in this direction
and for remodeling and increasing the ca
pacity of the shops, new tools for the shops,
heavier turntables, additional locomotives
and freight cars, and considerable num-
Der of locomotives, passenger cars and
freight cars are under contract to be deliv-
cred during the next two three months.
All these improvements in the road, shops
and equipment are made by Receiver Ma
lott out of the net profit from his operation
of the property.
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for one year costs out 81 a5 ,er
rlonth The Journal want page Is profitable 10
The advertiser and reader
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or, RE,I.
ESTATE

Whereas. in cause No: 1893. entitled Sophia c.
c Noting Edward Il. Raub trustee i'm Ia
ruptcy OF Henry T. Noting CT al. the Circuit
Court OF Marion county. Indiana. on the 2sd dav
OF June. 1892 entered its decree in Partition M
recting the sale OF the real estate hereinafte de-
scribed by the undersigned, appointed commits
siouer by said court In said TO make said
sale: Now. therefore. be IL known that l. George
w. Stubbs the undersigned COMMISSIONER Will
on Saturday. the 9Th day Of December 1000 AT
the hour OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF said
day. at the south door OF the courthouse al In
dianapOs. Marion county. Indiana. offer at pub
lie cutlery 10 the highest bidder for cash i'm
hand. the following described real estate situate
In said Marion county, Indiana. and directed by
said decree TO be sold. and in the following or
der to wit: I will sell Lots As and f6 OF Riden-
ours second addition TO the city OF Indiana polls
one parcel. Also. Lots a. and As in Riden-
ours second addition 20 the city OF Indiarapo-
lis. parcel Also. Lot al OF John Moore 5
Haughvtlie subdivision OF Lot OF Moore A.
TayIors subdivision OF a part OF the northwest
quarter OF Section 4. Township Is north Range 4
east. In Marion county Indiana. one parcel
Said sale will be made subject TO the approval
OF said Marion Circuit Court
GEORGE W. STUBS. Commissioner
w. ~. Pickerill. Attorney.
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LOVED A NEGRO MURDERER
ALLEGATION MADE AGAINST MRS.
MYRTLE FAIRCHILD.
Divorce Suit Recalls the killing Of
Frank Wilson by James Barnett
In the Local Courts.

Judge Allen granted a divorce TO Cory
don E. Fairchild yesterday from his wife,
Mary Myrtle Fairchild. The case
was taken under advisement by
the court more than month
after the Judge had carefully considered
the testimony. The story of the domestic
troubles of the Fairchilds recalls the muir
der of Frank Wilson in saloon on West
Court street more than year ago.
The causes of Fairchilds application for
divorce were many, but the principal
reason for it, after a married life of less
than a month with the defendant, was be-
cause of her alleged infatuation for James
Barnett, the convicted murderer Of Will
son. Barnett is colored and Mrs. Fair
child white woman. Her husband had
no reason to suspect her fidelity to him
until two months ago, when he found
her mailing a letter at the postoffce. and
In his jealousy to find out to whom she
was writing, he snatched 1t, but only got
a part of 1t. The rest was thrown away
by the woman after 1t had been torn in
a number of pieces.
Shortly after this episode Fairchild took
another letter from his wife as she was
about to deposit it In mail box. Both
of the letters were addressed to Barnett
and couched in endearing terms. The let
ters were affectionate and loving and in
dictated that the woman was violently in
love with the convicted negro murderer.
1t was indicated in each Of the letters that
the love was not new. but had begun when
Barnett was in this city and employed
as a coachman
Fairchild did not try to secure a re-
oil ioff ion with hie Wife lint LODI
for a divorce, which was not contested
very strongly by the defense. The Pc
culiarity of the allegations OF the COM
plainant and the alleged moral degeneracy
of the woman as shown in the letters
caused Judge Allen to Withhold his decision
until yesterday.
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The annual meeting of the Baltimore &
Ohio stockholders, which will be held on
Monday in Baltimore, is awakening more
than the usual interest. The fact that the
Baltimore stockholders will attend in per-
son and ask representation on its board
as Baltimoreans adds not a little to the evil
dence OF feeling which Baltimore has ex-
hibited ever since the present management
of the road took charge. President Loree
will have to report much the best year in
the history of the road and one that can be
equaled by but few roads in the country.
The gross earnings amounted to $53, 1865, les;
of this sum $50, 575, 631 was from freight. The
operating expenses were $50, SSS. 564, taxes ST.
Oi7,033, interest and rentals $9,207,IS0. This
leaves s10.324.SS2 net earnings. From this
sum S2,5O0.000 was appropriated for improve
ments, 81 ,503.937 to miscellaneous expenses
and $3,919,924 paid in dividends on the COM
mon and preferred stocks. The improve
ment money is expected to reduce the cost
of operation materially. The company now
has increased its stock by $42,50O,0O0. and
much of the receipts on that account will
be spent on the line both east and west of
Pittsburg and considerable sum on Pitts
burg property.
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PURE FOOD CASES.
Cases Of Dairymen VIII Go to the
Grand Jury.

Before the grand jury adjourns 1t will be
called upon to consider testimony against
four dairymen, Thomas p. Rhoades, Peter
Fancy Thomas Healing and T. j. Eisen-
hauer, who are accused of violating the
state pure-food law. These four men were
tried and convicted in the City Police
Court, but their cases were appealed to
the Criminal Court Yesterday the attor-
ney for Rhoades moved TO quash the afi-
davit against his client, claiming il to be
improper in form. Judge Afford sustained
the motion and the affidavit was quashed
The affidavits against the other man are ir-
regular also, although they have not been
quashed. Instead of the dairymen escap-
ing without punishment their cases will be
brought TO the attention of the grand jury,
as they are charged with the violation of a
statutory offense. and il is within the
province of the grand jury to order their
trial in the Criminal Court.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

By virtue OF certified copy of a decree to me
directed from the clerk OF the Superior Court OF
Marion county, Indiana, in cause No. 64ll2
wherein the Marion Trust and Loan Association
is plaintiff and John NJ. Boyd al. are defend
ants requiring me TO make the sum of six hum
dred dollars $1,000 as provided for in said de-
cree, with interest and costs. | will expose at
public sale. TO the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER
1902
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock =. OF said day. at the door of the
courthouse OF Marion county, Indiana. the rents
and profits for term not exceeding seven
years of the following real estate in Marion
county Indiana:
lot numbered twenty-nine Geo. in CIarrissa
VI. Waitress addition to the town OF West In
dianapOlis, reference being had the plat of
said addition i'm platbook nine (9) at page sew
enty-one cd. in the office Of the recorder of
Marion county. Indiana.
II such rents and profits will sell for a SUI
fcient sum TO satisfy said decree. with interest
and costs, will, at the same time and place.
expose to public sale the fee simple of said real
estate. much thereof may be sufficient
to discharge said decree. Said sale will be made
without relief from valuation or appraisement
laws. EUGENE SAUI.CY
Nov. 10, 1902. Sheriff OF Marion County.
Elmer +. Stevenson. Attorney for Plaintiff
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THE COURT RECORD.

Room f-John L. McMaster, Judge.
John Smith VS.. Sheperd Hardrick; to set
aside deed Finding for defendant. Judg-
ment against plaintiff for costs.
Robert Johnson vs. Truman Sewers ct al;
to quiet title. On trial by court.
Roors 3-vinson Carter, Judge
William /. Roach VS. Winthrop A. Bailiff;
chattel mortgage. Finding and judgment
against defendant for $5ll.@ and costs. De-
cree of foreclosure.
Russell Armstrong VS.. John j. Cooper;
damages. On trial by jury.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford. Judge.
Thomas p. Rhoades; violating pure food
law. Motipn to quash sustained.
Ora Coptnhaver; murder. Transcript of
evidence faed.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
Anna NJ. Hardacre VS.. William B. Hard
ing for plsintiff. Decree of divorce. Judg-
ment against plaintiff for costs.
Corydon E. Fairchild VS.. Mary Myrtle
Fairchild; divorce. Finding for plaintiff.
plaintiff for costs.
Georgia e. Lindstrom VS.. Seamon v.
Lindstrom. divorce. Defendant defaulted.
Submitted to court. Finding for plaintiff.
tody of child, Sarah Marguerite Lindstrom.
Judgment against plaintiff for costs. Order
forbiddingj marriage within two years.
John W.. Cooper VS.. Thomas +. Johnson
ct al. Improvement lien. Change of venue
granted. Cause sent to Boone county.
Bette Eowell VS.. Lucien Wulsin ct al;
to recover :money. Submitted to court. Evil
dence heard.
NEW SUITS.
Mary A. ;McGarrahan VS.. Gustav Efroym-
som ct al: damages. 5000. Superior Court,
Room 1.
Thomas Albright Company VS.. Addie
Ringer ct al; judgment on note of $50.
Superior Court, Room i.
Samuel Phillips vs. Sallie Phillips; d..
vorce Superior Court, Room 2.
Lena Wright VS.. Ernest Wright: COM
plant for support. Superior Court, Room 2.
II. Lille Mackey VS.. Charles E. Park;
judgment for 500 and foreclosure of mort
gage. SUPERIOR Court, Room 3.
Ernest M. McAfee vs.. Estella b. Nc
Afee; divorce filed Nov. IL In Circuit Court
and erroneously published "McAgree."
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THIEVES IN COURTHOUSE.
Petty Thefts Have Been Going on for
Some Time.

All Of the Bench and Bar Only" doors
OF the county courts may be kept closed
this winter. The bailiff of Room of the
Superior Court yesterday locked that door
TO his courtroom and will not allow it to
be opened without there are two or three
policemen and detectives handy TO watch
things while IL stands ajar. Thursday
evening when A. w. Porter. a juror now
on duty In the court, looked for his coat
and hat he found them gone. A search
failed TO locate the missing articles of APP
parel. and IL was found that they had beer
stolen. Detectives Splan and Haley soon
had Dave" McPeak locked UP in the po-
the theft.
After Mr.. Porter had identified the hat
at the police station he remembered seeing
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND MUTTON
Lakes. Chicago. ILL.,. Oct. IS. 1902. Sealed pro-
posals will be received until IL m. Nov. H. 1902
and then opened at Office OF each commissary
at following named posts for furnishing and
delivering such quantities OF Fresh Beef and
Mutton to Subsistence Department as may be
required at Forts Brady and Wayne, Mich
Fort Sheridan. ILL.,, Rock Island Arsenal Ill,
Indianapolis Arsenal Ind, Columbus Barra cks
Ohio, Fort Thomas KY, and Columbia Arsenal
Tenn, during six months commencing Jan l.
1903 Information furnished on application. En-
velopes containing proposals should be Endorsed
Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mutton, TO be
opened Nov. IL, 1902, and be addressed TO COM
missary at post to be supplied. A. ID. MIS-
KERN. Major. Chief Comfy.
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INTERURBAN TIMEfCARD.
UNION TRACTION co. OF INDIANA.
Time Table Effective My %, 1902.
station, Magnolia BIock,s Capitol and
Kentucky Ayenres.

For Anderson. Muncie. MarionS Alexandria and
intermediate stations. Leave 4.ls a m and each
hour thereafter until sl5 p. m. aid ll:l5 ?. m.
Limited trains for Anderson arei Muncie Leave
S "A. m, IL a. m, D. m and D. m. arriving
Anderson in hour and TIVE ysy-hve minutes.
and Muncie in two hours. ii a I'm. and y. m.
trains make direct connectiog.S at Anderson
with limited trains for ElwOod.
Combination passenger and 1ypress car viii
leave Kentucky avenue station a 5.l5 a. m.
Express cars leave Indianapolg station. corner
Kentucky and South Capitol aveS ues. for Muncis
and Anderson $50 a. m and 30 p. m. Morn
ing car makes direct connection with express
car for Elwood Marion and Alexandria. Perish
able goods received from to e a. m for this
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The Linton State Bank. which in
corporated yesterday, has capital stock
of SIS 900. 1t will be located at Linton. The
directors; seven in number. are James r.
Reach, Joseph H. Shea. II. A. Earring. G. +.
Robertson, Albert May, William I. Brana-
man and James X. Ritter.
The Washington Trust Company. Of
Washington. also Incorporated. The capt.
tai stock of the concern is $4,000 and the
directors, are Francis NJ. Harmed. John n.
Jones, j, Beitman. w. Nj. Hayes, NJ. s.
Hastings -. Y. Read and Joseph 4.
Thompson.
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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLLS AP-
PROVED.


PROVED.
Cement walks and grading lawns on
St. Peter street from Prospect street TO
alley north of Woodlawn.
Gravel roadway and walks on Olney
street from Twenty-fifth street to TWEEN
ty-eighth street.
Gravel roadway in second alley north
of Washington street from Jefferson ave-
nue. to Hamilton avenue.
Local sewer in Greer street from 155 feet
north of Buchanan street TO sixty-two
feet south of McCarty street.
BIDS RECEIVED.
Curbing on Senate avenue from Twenty
first street TO 5s4 feet north; Marion Cald-
we'll 63 cents; George W. McCray. 90 cents
Five-foot walk. grading and sodding lawns
on Brookside avenue from Tenth street
10 Newman street on the west side and
from Tenth street To Twelfth street on
the east side; j. ID. Ross, fve-foot walk,
90 cents: three-foot approach walk. 81
cents; nine and one-halfrfoot sodding. IL
cents
Cement walks on Michigan street from
c., c., c. * ST l.. Railroad to Pogues
run or bridge. No bids received.
FiVe-foOt cement walk on Naomi street
IN s. from Shelby street TO 1S4 feet east
of Linden street; Henry Mag. 81 cents;
j. Harry Roberts, 81 cents.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Brick roadway in first alley east OF Della
ware street from New York 10 first alley
south of New York street. Contract
awarded to Capitol Paving AMI Construc-
ton Company at sl.02.
Brick roadway in first alley south Of
New York street from Hudson street to
alley west of Hudson street. Contract
awarded TO the Capitol Paving and Con-
struction Company at S1.W
Five-foot walk on Arsenal avenue from
Tenth street TO Nineteenth street. Con-
tract awarded to p. NJ. Lackey at GA
cents.
Gravel roadway on New FORK street
from Tacoma avenue TO Beville. Con-
tract awarded TO George W. McCray at
$l93
Brick roadway and curb on Geisendorff
street from New York street TO Washing
ton street. Contract awarded TO American
Construction Company at 2.1S.
Main sewer In Holmes avenue from 307
feet north of Michigan street TO Calvelage
street Contract awarded to Eugene
Shechan at 1896.
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Ernest Wright. an employee Of Eli Lilly
& Co., manufacturing chemists. was sued
by his wife. Lena. yesterday. for support.
Mrs. Wright says in her complaint that
they were married in February, 1902, and
shortly aftsrward her husband abandoned
her. He hes failed since then, she claims.
to provide for herself or their four
month's-old baby. She petitions the court
for allowance of $500 a year from
Wrights irscome
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WANTED-Men to establish Maltese goat
business and grandest money making proposition
OF modern times. Il. IL. VAN RAUB, san An
tonic, Tex.
WANTED-Relable person in each district to
weekly, expenses advanced: permanent position;
inclose self addressed envelope. MANAGER 3i2
Caxton building. Chicago
WANTED-A coremaker foreman. reliable and
shop; must furnish references as TO ability and
sobriety; highest wages and permanent position.
Call Room ll9 Hotel English.
" ANTED-Moler Barber College. Chicago ILL.,
wants to learn barber trade: steady prac-
fice. expert Instructions tools presented: wages
Saturdays; board provided: illustrated catalogue
with souvenir comb, mailed free.
WANTED-For U. S. army: bodied I'M
married men. between ages OF u and 80, citi-
gems OF the United States. OF good character and
temperate habits. who can speak, read and write
English For information apply TO recruiting
cf1cer. Is North Illinois St, Indianapolis. Ind.
WANTED-Kecruits for the United States Ma
rfne Corps. able bodied men of good character
between the ages of II and IS years, less than
; feet inches and not over feet ] inch In
height. Of good character and not addicted to
the OF hquor: must be citizens OF the United
States persons who have legally declared
their Intentions to become citizens, able to read
and write English properly. as weil as speak IT.
No minors married men will be accepted
This important branch OF the Naval Service
CRUITS, the law PROVIDES for the PRO-
NOTION Of WORTHY NoMGoMMIssIoNED
oFFiCERs TO SECOND l1lEsoTENANTs. Ma,
rfnes are enlisted for period or four years. and
are generally stationed In large cities. and are
now serving IN Cuba. Porto Rico. Manila and
sunisv - .ss All naTts az ths VOID me Ps oppor
eis 80 per month Clothing. board and med-
cal attendance are provided In addition to pay
Room 100 Newton Claypool Bldg, Corner OF
Pennsylvania and Ohio Streets.
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A Demand for $4,000.

George Al McGarrahan was thrown from
the freight elevator in the Star store to
the basement of the building occupied by
that firm il: November. 1900. and yesterday
his mother, MARY A McGarrahan, filed suit
against the proprietors of the store for
5000 DAMAGES. The defendants Of the suit
are Gustavs Efroymson, Meyer Efroymson
and Lewis Wolf, and they, II is charged
in the comllaint, permitted the elevator to
get In bad -epair.
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She Loved Another Man.

Samuel Phillips yesterday entered a suit
in Room 2,of the Superior Court in which
he asks the court for a divorce from his
wife, Sallie Phillips. In the complaint 1t
is stated that she advised him she loved
another man" and that she made married
life miserable by her quarrelsome nature
and frequeat use of displeasing language in
her conversations with her husband
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Admins trator Sue. for $40, 900.

The suit Of Louden Bombarger. admins
traitor of the estate of Barney L. Kessler.
against the Chicago Terminal Transfer
Railroad, Eeached the jury in Judge
Bakers court yesterday. Kessler was a
nreman employed by the road. This side
or Whiting; Ind, cut of cars was per-
United TO cgoss the main track and il was
struck by The engine Kessler was firing.
Kessler was thrown between the tender
and the CAD and killed The administra-
tors suit is for $4,000.
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EpiscOpalinn.

ST PAUL'S CHURCH-Corner New York and
rn,nn streets. Inc heV. Lewis Brown: IN ~
sunday school; 1915 a. m, mathis and sermon,
Philips Coiored MIssion. ian n M evensong
and sermon, The Prodigal Son; VI. The Journey
attend.
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Warren A Cuykendal. of this city, was
appointed administrator of the estate OF
Charles P. Essick by Probate Commits
sioner Walker yesterday. Essick was
killed In the plant of the Indianapolis Drop
Forging Company a few weeks ago by be-
ing scalded from the bursting of a steam
pipe. II Is understood that the admins
traitor Is appointed TO bring suit against the
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NpIANAPoLIs A MAFSrINsvILLE
RAPID TRANsrk co.

r,o- Nooresviile and fntermss late points car.
III leave Kentucky avenue stnd Washingfon
,nast al SEQ a. m and every Iour thereafter 10
~ Including $50 p. M. afteS which time car
all leave at $50 and II Is.
ear leaves MooresVille at "a m. and every
Aour thereafter 20 and includiSg p. M. aftsr
srhich time a will leave at n O'Clock
The a. car leaving Moorts reaches tn
linton station at Indianapolis ~ time 70 connecs
with sunday morning sxsnrsiorT on all railroadS
Ea.<LS service 20 brooklyn
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Christians.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner OF
Delaware and Walnut streets. The Rev. Allan
u. Philputt. pastor. Services tomorrow at 1915
a. m and 7:45 p. m. conducted by the pastor
Sunday school at 800 "A. IN. Christian Endeavor
at $50 p. m. Junior Society at 9 a. m. Thurs
day evening prayer meeting at 7:i5 o'clock. Ev-
cry welcomed to all these services.
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Robert z. Croft. ffty-hve. Deaconess Hospital
alcoholism. .
Mary f. Roberts. nfty-one. 1872 Rembrandt.
heart disease. - ~,
Edward A. Tichenor eighty-two. 9ls North
Senate avenue obstruction Of bowels.
Jane Gorneg. thirty-nine. z17 North AIapaHla'
Brfghts diseaxe
Belle Gee. thirty. 40 Muskingum. consumption
Joseph Fetrow. hfty-eight. 500 North fihe'
apoplexy-
Kate A. Fem forty-one. 80 South East puer-
Adaiine stockdeIl. sixty-eight. 1905 North Park.
paralysis - $500,
Robert Oliver Gentry, fourteen. 5Os Division
Group - a.,
Martha Belle Bowers. eleven. 21S3 Madison
avenue. diphtheria.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptfst.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Northeast corner
OF New York and Pennsylvania streets. Rev.
Ihomas j. Nillers, pastor breaches az ii a. IN:
Topic. Our Praiseful Plea" Il. Y. p. T., $50
p m. Evening service 7:3J D. m The choir VIII
sing Part OF Sullivan's oratorio, The Prod
tgal Son." Short sermon by pastor. Topic, His
Experiences in the Far Country" The public
cd
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INDIANAPOLIS, GREI{ SwooD a
FRANKLIN 10. y CO.

Passenger cars leave Pennsy ania and WASH
i ,Ps1oR until 10 p Last leaves at is
4. m. -, ,o.se,1er anaf axnress -
-. Z. so m and $3.50 p IN.
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Mr.. c. II. COMPTON. Olive Hill. KY
writes:
81 tried Jayne's Expectorant for A COLD
OF LONG STANDING, which HAD BE-
COME SERIOUS, and In a very short
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT


New Suit
2049 James De Golier, administrator vs.
DHeur G. Swain Lumber Company. Jack
son G. c.. Transcript. Assignment of err
rors. Notice.
Minutes
1866. Frank L. Lands ct al. VS.. Edward
Meg. Walls ct al. Putnam G. c. Appel
lants briGf g.
1913. Charles Voss ct al. VS.. Waterloo
Water Company ct al. De Kalb c. G. APP
pellants' petition for extension of time.
Granted thirty days.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
4509 Laaina n. Whittern ct al. VS.. Henry
Krick ct al. Allen c. c. Appellants brief
(S0.)
1890 Armstead King ct al. VS.. Norris
town FuI and Light Company ct al
Shelby C. c. Appellants petition for ex-
tension OF: time. Granted fifteen days from
date.
4464 American Rolling Mill Company VS.
James H: Hoilinger. Delaware G. c. APP
pellant's reply brief tS.)