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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
SOUTH DAKOTA
MIR. MARTINS BILL
Residents of the Hills Say 1t Will
Hurt Mining Industries.

DEADWOOD, S. D-The committee legis1a
ton of the Black Hills Mining Mems association
held meeting at which the bill, recently i'll
trodrced by Congressman Martin extending re-
lief to homestead settlers within the Black Hills
forest reserve. up for discussion No action
was taken by the committee, and the meeting
adjourned until Jan. 8.
Attention was called at the last meeting of the
Mining Mems association to Mr.. Martins BILL
it being cOnended that it detrimental to the
mining industry. John Gray, chairman of the
lcgisla ton committee. has received letter from
MI. Martin in Which he explains the bill. 1t is
calculated to give to those who have purchased
the rights and improvements of original home
steaders of the Black Hills forest reserve. the
same right that the original homesteaders them
selves would have. 49,
Under the present law all those who made
settlement upon honesteads be forest re
serve prior to Sept. 10. 1898, are permitted to
homestead their lands and receive title. Those
who have purchased the rights. of these original
settlers have no means of obtaining title. There
are many who have invested from $4,000 to
5000 each in places Of this character and al
tho they are permitted to occupy the lands and
not obtain title.
Mr.. Martin says his bill does not extend home
stead settlement. to any further mineral lands
and that he himself is opposed to any further
settlement Of the mineral territory He requests
ter ,thoroly and inform him of its views. If the
bill is found adverse to the mining interests,
he says he will not favor it.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
FRAHEE AROUSED
Public Hearing Of Il Liquor Case Be-
3, ID. fore the City Council.

FRAHEE, MINN.-The White Ribboners at
tended meeting, o village council last
evening in large numbers. The council had /,
public hearing to permit Landlord Joseph Pfef-
fcr to show cause why his license should not be
AboutR3OO citizens were present and the large
opera hall was crowded. .,
The county attorney appeared for Pfieffer and
the city attorney led the case for the village.
Several minors testified to being in the saloon
and boy of 16 testified that he secured
drink until he was drunk. The taking Of testi-
nnony md the arguments took until midnight and
then the council adjourned until to-morrow after
procedure -. r..-. f
There is great deal Of excitement over the
case and the evidence of the boys as to their
drinking and who were in the saloon caused pro-
found feeling. Pfiefer denied the whole story.
Much feeling was expressed because the county
defe uded fIe !.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
= YANKIUN DISTRICT MEDICS-
Officers Elected and Papers Read at
VermiIliOn Meeting.

VERMILLION, S. D.-The second regular
meeting of the Yankton District Medical So
ciety held in city to-day. ff-
teen physicians present from the coun-
ties Of the district, among them being Rudgers,
Hohf and Doyle, Yankton; Moore and Berry,
Tyndau; Dugund and Keeting, Springfield,
Hollingsworth Avon Primard. Jefferson; Gross,
1ankton; Stewart, Irene; Gyllenha MINER, Gay
Ville
The subject under discussion was "Pneu-
monia." Papers were read by Dr.. Z. A..
lacek, Tyndall, on 'Diagnosis'': S. M. Hohf,
Yankton, ''Prognoss and Treatment A
general discussion then ensued. including elm
ical reports.
The election of officers resulted in the Sc
lection of DR.. Gyllenhammer of Gayville as
president; Dr. Cruckshank, Vermillion, vice
president; DR.. Stewart, Irene, secretary and
treasurer; DR.. Berry, Tyndall censor. DR..
Moore of Tyndal1 was chosen the delegate
to the state association and Tyndal was Sc
lected as the next meeting place.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
STOMACH TROUBLE.

Stomach trouble is the most dis
tressing aff1iction known to human
ity, alld takes on SO many forms that
it Is often impossible for those with
out a medical education to decide
from patients symptoms as to just
what particular ailment Is afflicting
them. People suffering from this
dread disease become nervous and
cannot sleep. They have belching and
sourness Of the stomach, bad dreams.
acute stomach palms, or collie, feel
ing of fullness after meals, appetites
varying from ravenous to that where
there is 10 desire for food.
They have indigestion, constipation,
heartburn, yellow skin. coated tongue,
bad taste in the mouth, liver trouble,
and catarrh Of the stomach.
Now all these symptoms mean SIM
ply that the stomach has grown weak,
and is not properly digesting the food
given it. The intensity Of action in
modern life, the nervous strain in
business and society," and the improper
mastication Of the food all contribute
their share towards bringing about
this condition.
Many preparations have been Of
fered TO the public for the relief of
those suffering from stomach trouble
which aid temporarily only, for after
a little the patient feels worse than
before treatment. Within the last six
months, however, there has been per-
fected a remedy for all these ailments,
which absolutely reaches the seat Of
disease and positively cures any and
all troubles of the stomach, bowels
lungs and throat.
It relieves Inflammation, builds up
the system, enriches the blood,
strengthens the various organs OF the
body, and is guaranteed not only to
give immediate relief, but effect "a
permanent cure. This remedy ds
known as Mhks' Emulsion, ands IS
wonderfully beneficial to children as
well as adults. It's effect on the sick
is irnme ediate,s and one bottle will give
satisfactory results or your money will
be returned by Nour druggist. Price
SOC per. bottle. Manufactured by The
Milles' Emulsion Company, Terre
Haute, Ind.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

Minis man and belongs to the new ma
Chine.' He was the CumminS' candidate
for chairman of the last state convention
and was chosen in the permanent organ
ization committee by a vote Of 6 to 5.
'Old machine tried to bZ4ak the
Cummins slate with Jim Wilson and
Senator Allison
Mr.. Kendall is the youngest leader in
Iowa politics. Future successes of the
Cunrnins machine will mean much for
the young Abba attorney.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
INDIANS IN DISTRESS
Wards at Bcna Say They Must Have


CASS LAKE, MINN-At Bena, where there is
a sub Indian agency. and where the Winnibigasl-
their rendezvous and receive their annual pay
ments a petition to Indian Commissioner Jones
drawn by and is being literally signed by
the reds. They make the claim that the general
government still owes them $4,000 under the
opera tiOns of the late "dead-and-doWn'' law.
There is no danger of any trouble with the
Indians, for they greatly attached to Major
Scott. and have great faith in him. The petition
will StarYe.
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year. Sergeant 2. j. kearney and G. S. Ruff
will be in charge.
YOUNGEST OF IOWA LEADERS

Kendall Stands Shoulder to Shoulder with
Cummns in the "NeW Machine
Special to The Journal.
Des Moines, Iowa, Dec. 31.-Nathan E.
Kendall, attorney. of Abba. will be q
prominent figure before the legislature in
Iowa this winter He is slated for the
craftsmanship of the house judiciary COM
mittee. ~
This is Mr.. Kendalrs third session, al
tho he Is only 80. He is the one political
factor which menaces the future of Major
John f. Lacey, congressman from the
sixth district. He is distinctively Cum
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
A MUNICIPAL COURT
City Officials OF Hibbins Prepare to
Establish One.

IIIBBING, MINN.-The city officials are pre-
pairing to take advantage of the recently en-
acted law under which villages of certain popu-
lation may avail themselves of the right to
establish municipal courts. Plans foot
to establish court and appoint a judge before
the village election next March.
During December hundreds Of Firms left this
city for their native home in Finland, because
nearly. all the underground mines in this dis
trict were closeR Living In Finland is cheap
;nd many will visit among their relatives at
little cost until the mines reopen when they will
return.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
CLAIM HOLDING IN WINTER
Women Teachers Of Training School
Invest Their SayiuoS

RED WING, MINN.-Miss NJ. Morrison and
Miss A. Colvert. teachers at the state training
school, have returned from Williston, N. Dr.
where they each have claims taken up yea.
or two ago, in which they have invested their
savings and spent their time during their sum-
mer vacations. To many a young trip
to this blizzardly country at this time Of the
alone would to be big under
taking. 1t is understood that the ladies have
secured excellent claims. ",
A bill of sale transferring the jewelry stock
of Hauenstein Brothers, the leading jewelers. of
this city, to A. G. Srherf for 81, 800, has been
filed with the city clerk. The store closed
yesterday. No formal assignment has been
made.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

SEAMAN, !oWA.-By an almost unanimous
vote a franchise was granted to the Marshali-
Town Electric and Interurban Railway company.
Hnly hTe votes were polled against the PROPOSE.
tion Ie me franchise grants the company right
OF way over two streets. An enthusiastic meet.
ing was held at Eldora last night and a com
!inittee was appointed to to this city and
investigate the proposition. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
OLD AND WEALTHY


Boy HuSbhnU OF MIS-. Nlenan VIII
Inherit All Her Property.
ANOKA, MINN.-Augusta Paul Nieman of
Dayton township, IIennepin county, died last
night from paralytic stroke. She was ma
tive of Switzerland and was 60. She was one
of the wealthiest settlers. Two years ago she
married man about % years Of age, whom she
leaves as sole legatee.
Ono hundred marriage license We're issued dur
ing 1908, This Is the highest number for
eight years.-Benjamin Smith and Webster
Smith will open clothing store In the Ryan
Murphy building.
The annual election of officers in the Baptist
Sunday school resulted follows: -Superin-
tendent George FL. Wyman; secretary. William
Chesnutt; treasurer. Miss Ada Sherwood The
school has increased in attendance. The silver
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
BLINDPIGGERs RAIDED
Eight Rounded Up at Lakota and

LAKOTA, N. D.-As a result Of raid OF
blndpiggers and bootleggers three from Peters
burg and five from Lakota have been bound
over to the district court, including Henry
Peterson, James Williams, George Williams
Hane Merry and the Great Northern agent
J. D. Parne11
Things have been in bad condition for som@
months past, and the county officers came tt
the conclusion that 1t was time to act. Eyi
dence is said to be ample to convict In every
case. The three men from Petersburg and
possibly others, will plead guilty. Parnell
Peterson and Merry gave bonds and were re
leased. The others were taken to Grand Forks
to await trial. There is great satisfaction
of the officers.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
FARIBAULT. MINN-A builders, eycbon 90

FAR1BAULT, MINN.-A builders exchange
has been organized with officers follows 4.
da II: Ha tGh president William oNel vice presi-
cent; W. > Kingsley, secretary and treasurer;
{; Ii. Peltier. Charles Caron and ]. 2. O'Neil
cirectors:-State 'ianle Warden Fullerton has
purchased for the state the hide of the big moose,
viii have 1t mounted for the state exhibit at the
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WON'T DISCUSS HIS CASE
Bowling Green, Ohio, Sheriff Has w
s. Haskell Arrested at Mitchell.

MITCHELL, S. D.-William S. Haskell was, ar
rested this morning on the charge OF embeZzie XXI
e'ie He came IT to : afcse about i've Months ago ant
has boarded at one of the hotels but it has beer
The Bowling Green sheriff Is expected to reacl
Mitchell on Friday to take charge of his pris
oner, first securing requisiton papers OF Governor
Craig viii con comnience % the erection Of busines;
Widmam hotel building. The structure will be
5ox142, and will be three stories. high and the
upper floors will be used for office purposes. The
building will cost about $4,000, and will be
erected of stone and BRICK -,
united III marriage this morning by Very Rev
Dean Shea.
The Round Table. one of the leading literary
clubs of this city has arranged to keep oper
S George +, Foster twenty two 20 of the the members
will be on the reception committee.
HURON, S. D.--Claybourn d. Worrell, aged 5t
died at his home here. He lived in Shellsbure
iota.SSt. Johns day Was observed by the Ma
sonic fraternity and an address of interest ant
eloquence was delivered by Rev. H. D. Ward
J. L. Sankey fell on cement walk and broke his
leg.-Rey. II. A. Youngman united in marriage
Guy NJ RumrilI and Miss Mary Langland, botl
Of Huron.
REDFIELD, S. D.--The South Dakota Bar as
sociation elected these officers: President e. c.
Erickson, Elk Point; first vice president, G., H
Harner, Pierre; second vice president, L., w
CrOfOOt. Aberdeen: secretary, ]. H. VOochers.
Sioux Falls: treasurer, I: w. Goodner; delegates
to National Bar association. S. o: Ramsey,
Thomas Sterling and Judge Haney.
LEAD, S. D.--Fire last night completely de
stroyed the hoisting plant and building Of the
Big -Four Mining company two miles from
town The property was as, new and had cos
$12, 900; insured for 5000. tunnel enabled
the miners to escape
+
FAIRFAX, S. D.-The Advertiser is the
name of weekly newspaper here. 1t is
published by Flint Bros, and is republican,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
MICHIGAN
MOUNTAINS OF SNOW
Fall in the Country

Tremendous Fall in the Country
Around Bessemer.
BESSEMER, MICH.-The snow is fully three
feet deep on level and on the chopped-over
clearings and mining locations the banks are
n,ountsin high. Men have had to tunnel out
from their sleeping shanties and general travel
is blocked entirely.
Two couples from Wellington Siding came
on tote train Monday night to get married. The
county clerk was away and no license could be
had so the weddings were postponed two days
The prospective bridegrooIns left for Hurley and
have failed to return. The poor brides at the
hotel without funds or friends.
HOUGHTON MICH.-The roof of the light
guard armory, big wooden structure. collapsed
shortly after the last members Of Company G
had left, and is total wreck
IRoNWOoD, MICH.-The examination OF
Jonas kulanane on charge of numbering Con-
slant Neaki was again put over, this time till
Ian. g..
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

EAU CLAIRE, WIs.-August Skog. engineer
accidently killed in this city. He was over
hauling an electric light outfit which was to bs
taken to Frederic when large pulley fell upon
him and broke his neck.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

RACINE. wIs.-John Martin Krouse was d.
vorced from Annie Cecilia Krouse on the grounds
OF desertiOn. The case is of more than usual
interest as the principals are about 60. Many
years ago they were married in Germany. They
came to this country and settled Ii Chicago.
late :
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MARsHFIELD, W1s-Fire yesterday after
Johns parochial school of this city. entailing a
loss of several thousand dollars, fully covered
by insurance. The building was unoccupied and
what the result would have been had the 500
children been present is a matter of conjecture.
The only theory advanced is spontaneous combus
tion, which carries but little weight.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

PEMBINA, N. D.-The January term of the
district court for Jury trials will be held here
on Tuesday. There are about forty-fye civil
cases and several criminal actions
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

ooD2E CENIER, M1NN-At meeting of
the directors Of the Farmers National bank the
resignations of President N. Evans, Vice Pres
1dent z. III. Evans, Cashier W. G. Brown and
Director c. Fl. Brown were accepted and the
lianls; vice presidents, william Williams and A.
A, Harmeri cashier W, NJ. Harmer; assistant
cashier, H. w. Whitney.
oRToNvILLE, MINN-Judge Powers Of
Granite Falls. is here for the purpose of hearing
farmers against f. Oestrich and others Of the
townships of odessa and Agassiz, Lac qui Parle
banquet New Years night at the Hotel Colum
bian covers to be laid for fifty.
WILLMAR, M1NN.--Restaurant Keeper Crom
wells place was raided by the police at noon
No liquor was found The complaint was made
by Chief of Police Bonde upon the evidence of 8
man named Miner. who is said to be Mnneap
his hearing comes on Tuesday.
HoKAH, MINN.--A panic was narrowly
| averted here last evening when the floor of
| the opera house gave way under the weight of
the cooler heads urged the people to walk out
quietly and in SO doing one was injured, altho
several women became excited and a few
tainted.
HASTINGS. MINN.-Judge F. NJ Crosby was
reelected as one of the board of managers of
annu~i meeting held in st. PauiMrhe Win vi of
Mrs Frances n. Poor, late of this city, was
admitted TO probate, and G.. FL. Nichol Of Fari-
bault appointed executor.
DULUTH. M1NN,---A man. who looked like a
Iaborer and who said his name was John Dono-
hoe and his occupation none" applied at the
police station for lodging. To the amazement of
the police they discovered in his clothes GER
tiicate of deposit for $4,000 on the American
Exchange bank of Duluth.
HUTCHINSON, MINN.-rurns Higgins, a
Mcleod county pioneer, and vetetan of the Sec
ond Minnesota Volunteer infantry. died at Berk.
eley, Cal, to which place he removed in 1894 e.
There have been twenty-three cases Of scarlet
fever but the disease is subsiding
BATTLE LAKE, M1NN.-ols rhoen,s resi-
dence in the west part of the village burned this
afternoon Amun Anderson, who occupied the
house. lost his household goods. The fire Is
thought to have originated from the Kitchen
chimney
! building built by oNeaI Bros for kolainers Bros
| d Newman. who aresGto 5Jstart't az Afhctory fol
the manufacture of clothing Febs~~1, will Be
completed in a few days. tst s. es.s q
DELL RAPIDS, MINN.-The next meeting o,
the state board of pharmacy for the TRANSACTION
! of regular business and the eXamina ton of can
didates for registration will be held at Canton
jan 13.
! LITTLE, FALLS, MINN,-Charles Snow Wit
| murdered his cousin William, was taken al
| his brothers. home in Rail Prairie, Morrison
county. He will plead self defense.
A MONTICELLO, M1NN.-Mrs. a. Q. Lowell
aged 60, died yesterday:-The Central Lumber
son lumber 'planttat this place. .3sHs8
y Dc e nnes
| in the county jail for assault and battery
| 49,
DENVER, -loWA.--E. Carpenter lost "a foo
| in hay pressing machine yesterday. Hi:
! brother was killed by train two weeks ago.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
BADGER STATE TEACHERS
E. w. Walker of DeIevan Elected
President

MILWAUKEE, WIS.-The Wisconsin Teach
ers' association yesterday elected officers fol-
lows: IL
President, E. W. Walker, DelaYan; first vice
president, j. A. Hazelwood; second vice presi-
dent, A. II. Sanford Stevens Point, Wis; third
vice president, Julius H. Pratt, Jr., Milwaukee,;
treasurer, F. A. Lowell, Rhine1ander. Wis: rail-
road manager William F. Sell Milwaukee; Sec
retary T. W. Boyce of Milwaukee holds over for
two years, having been elected for term of
three years.
A resolution vase adopted providing for the
appointment Of committee to secure, If pos
sible, legislation higher wages. J. w.
Stearns Of the University of Wisconsin addressed
the convention on "Solne Educational Progress"
and State Superintendent G. P. Carey's theme
was on The Study of English d. r. Angus.
berg Of Oakland, CAL, made an interesting chalk
talk gstsa
W. c. Bruce chairman of the Wisconsin COM
mtttee the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, re-
ported that the committee had secured ST, 900
for Wisconsin's educational exhibit ut the fair.
HARTFORD, WIS.-For scme time the parents
to solve the mystery surrounding his disappear
ance and fatal accident or foul play is feared.
Edwin is 20 and after graduating at the high
school here he entered Rush medical college at
Chicago last spring. At first 1t thought he
had married and gone west with young woman
student of Rush college, but this theory has been
disDroyed -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

GRAFTON, N. D.-A middle-aged German
laborer working on a farm east of Cashel fell
into we'll while watering the stock on Christi
mas He was living alone and was not missed
until Dec. ,2Ss
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KATHRYN, N. D.-The 1o-months- old child
of Mr.. and Mrs X. o. Abrahannson died yes
tcrday sof pneumonia. The fnterment took
place this afternoon;
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DODGE CENTER, MINN.-At a meeting of
the directors Of the Farmers National bank the
designations of President n. Evans, Vice Pres
1dent Z. III. Evans Cashier W. G. Brown and
Director 9. Fl. Brown were accepted and the
following were elected: President, McD. VIII
llams; vice presidents, William Williams and A.
a, Harmer; cashier, W. NJ. Harmer; assistant
cashier, Fl, W. Whitney
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and gold stars are used at medals for attend
ance.
Andrew Peterson, who works in the Lincoln
mill, fell from the platform and broke several
ribs-Ihe A. o. L. w. and d. of Fl. win hold
joint installation on Tuesday evening, Jan. 8.
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0RToNVILLE, MINN.-Judge Powers Of
Granite Falls is here for the purpose Of hearing
farmers against f. Oestrich and others Of the
townships of Odessa and Agasslz Lac qui Parle
county.-!The Tourist club will hold its annual
bian, covers to be laid for fifty.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

DENVER, 1OWA.-E. Carpenter lost a foot
brother was killed by train two weeks ago.
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FARIBAULT, MINN.-The marriage Of
Edward A. Erickson and Miss Clara NJ
Moursund took place last evening.
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SALTWATER, EINN.-The new X factory
sui1aSing built by o'Neal Bros for keNinerS Bros.
the manufacture of clothing Febs~~l ,sswill be
| completed in few days..a tsss ), .
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

HASTINGS, MINN.-Judge F. NJ Crosby was
reelected as of the board of managers of
the Sons Of the American Revolution at the
Mrs. Frances f. Poor. late of this city, was
admitted to probate, and G., FL. Nichol Of Fari-
bault appointed executor f.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

HUTCHINSON, MINN.-TurnA Higgins a
Mcleod county pioneer, and veteran of the Sec.
ond Minnesota volunteer infantry. died at Berk-
eley, Cal, to which place he removed in 1884,
There have been twenty-three cases of scarlet
fever, but the disease is subsiding.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

BATTLE LAKE, MINN.-Ole Thoen's resi-.
dence in the west part of the village burned this
afternoon Amnn Anderson, who occupied the
house, lost his household goods. The fire Is
thought to have originated from the Kitchen
chimney r ETEa- y =
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

DULUTH M1NN--A- man. who looked like q
Iaborer, and who said his. name John Dono-
hoe and his occupation none" applied at the
police station for lodging. To the amazement of
the police, they discovered in his. clothes GER
tifcate of deposit for $4,000 on the American
Exchange bank of Duluth,
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HUTCHINSON, MINN.-Orrin L. Co.
field, grain buyer at Annandale, and Miss
Anna R. Birkebak, were married.
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HOKAH, MINN.-A panic was narrowly
averted here last evening when the floor Of
the opera house gave way under the weight of
audience of about 100 When the floor sank
the cooler heads urged the people to walk out
quietly and in SO doing injured althO
several women became excited and a few
tainted
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MONTICELLO, M1NN,-Mrs. a. q. Lowell
aged So, died yesterday.-The Central Lumber
company of Minneapolis has bought the Nieker
son lumber iplantiat this place. 8s5s
LAKEvILLE, MINN.-Robert De Wane was
sentenced by Justice w. E-s Roche to ninety day:
in the county Jail for assault and battery
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LITTLE, FALLS, MINN,-Charles Snow, who
murdered his cousin, William was taken at
his brothers home in Rail Prairie, Morrison
county. He will plead self defense.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

ALLISON, IOWA.-Charles G.. Burling
county attorney Of Butler county. and
Miss Lulu Ray of Allison, daughter Of
Banker J. w. Ray, were married and
will reside in Clarksville