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Huber RETURN. from the East.

President Huber, Of the Carpenters and
Joiners' National Union, returned last night
from the East. Mr.. Huber has been presid-
ing at joint meeting of the executive
committees of the carpenters and of the
Amalgamated Association of Carpenters. a
rival organization. An effort has been
made to consolidate the two organizations
into one large labor union, put what has
been accomplished is unknown.
Peter j. Downey, of Albany, of the Sheet
and Metal Workers Union. who was chosen
as the eleventh member of the arbitration
committee from the Carpenters Union and
the Amalgamated Woodworkers. has ar
rived in the city and is meeting with the
committee in the Occidental Hotel. 1t is
expected that the committee will have COM
pleted its work and settled the questions Of
jurisdiction by the middle of the week
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Glass Workers Unions.

It is probable that several large glass in
dustries which have announced their pur-
pose Of moving to Indianapolis will inf1u-
ence the leaders of the glass workers
unions to locate their headquarters here.
There is on foot now a change of headquar-
tiers In the glass workers union, and 1t is
highly probable that Indianapolis will at
tract the officers of the union. The glass
workers embrace in their organization both
the window pane men and the bottle blow
erS.
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nay Perryman. a twelve-year-old boy.
was seriously injured in the elevator of the
Niaypool building at Meridian and Wash
ihston streets on July by having his foot
caught In door jam as the elevator was
going up The elevator has two DOORS and
SMheh the car is In motion no protection
rom the walls is provided. On these
tdcts his mother. Mrs. Jennie Perryman.
e. as ms next friend. filed a suit yesterday
al the superior Court against Edward f..
Slaypool for 5000 damages
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CAN SELL
YOUR BUSINESS. no matter where it is; send
description. state price and learn how; estab-
llshed 1886; highest references offices in IA cities
W: NJ OSTRANDER. 14i3 n. A. Bldg. Phila-
delphia.
BUSINESS CHANCE-"This beats New Jer-
sey. Charters procured under South Dakota
laws for a few dollars: write for corporation
laws, blanks, bylaws and forms to PHILIP
LAWRENCE, late assistant secretary of state,
Huron. Beadle county South Dakota.
BUSINESS CHANCE-An established Cereal
Food Company desires the services OF branch
off1ce manager; compensation So. 200 per annum
highest references required and given: oppor-
tunity of lifetime for right party. Address
CEREAL" Box 24s4. Battle Creek. Mich.
AT ONCE-We need high-grade men. Better
your present position OFFICE MEN.
Managers Bookkeepers, Buyers,
Statesmen, Superintendents. Clerks.
IT WILL PAY YOU to call write.
Business Opportunity Co., Union Square, N. Y.
BUSINESS CHANCE
80 PER CENT. DIVIDEND
Paid by the Mexican Plantation Association, 1902
Title and Trust Bldg. Chicago, Ill. Oldest of
it's kind In Mexico. Established 1897. Has
5000 shares. or acres. Planted to permanent
crops rubber, coffee and vanilla The associa-
tions contract is like an insurance policy-in
case of death the money is refunded Thirty
eight deaths have occurred since 1897; these
shares will now be resold For full particulars
address as above.
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REAL ESTATE
SPECIAL OFFERS.
30 a. truck farm. Fulton CO., Ga.
~ a. truck farm ADAMS CO., Pa.
Modern 6-r. res, Clinton, Conn.
One lot, 18th ST.. South Omaha, Neb.
400 a., Humboldt CO., Ia: $50 a. cultivated: s-r
house. barn. etc; 212 mi to r. r.
loI a. d impts, Prince William CO., Va.
Fine farm. ass a.. & impts.. Marshall.
Lyon co., Mimi; all cultivated: 10 a. timber
orchard; fine grain land; near r. r.
2Io a., Leelanan CO., Mich, I2-r. res. & out
bldgs; 10-a. orchard.
loo a. & impts., Morris CO., N ].
IA a. fruit land. near Pine Bluff n c.
Res. & l d., Williamsburg, Pa.
Brick tenement house, Huntley av., Hartford,
Conn; IA tenements; and rooms each.
Modern, lar res. and a., Sayville, N. T.:
hne shade and fruit
lt-r res, Prospect St. Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
One lot s. & 7. add, Knoxville, Tenn.
400 a. near Lexington, Va; AR house: 16C
q. timber, 800 a. cultivated
So2-a farm adjoining Derby, Conn: good
bldyf, stock and implements included.
70 a. & impts., Litchfeld CO., Conn.
IS bldg. plots, Calverton, Brockhaven, N. Y.
LOCO a. a. impts, Ell Paso CO., Col; 200 a. tim
Der; 300 a. cultivated
521 a.. Clermont CO., Ohio: well watered; large
bldgs.: orchard; miles to r. r.. Is miles from
Cincinnati
80 a. & iE:pts.. Cherokee co., Ga.
W. NJ OSTRANDER, NORTH AMERICAN
BUILDING. PHILADELPHIA
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40 HELP HIS WIFE.
Pathetic circumstances of the Suit of
August Wacker.

The suit of August Wacker against his
VIE, Louise Wacker. filed yesterday In
'he circuit Court, for permission to sell real
estate held jointly is pathetic one. Mrs.
"aeker was recently adjudged insane, and
Is now confined in the Central Hospital.
Her husband holds several pieces of real
estate in the city of which she is part
owner and he is praying the court for per-
MISSION 10 sell one house and lot that he
might devote the proceeds of the sale TO
hef cure IN sanitarium. He states in his
petition that should he be allowed to sell
me property he is satisfied that his wife
VIII no longer be a charge on the State
Sut mat eventually she will recover and
become mentally competent.
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WANTED-Learn proofIeaeing, then earn so to 70
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No minors or married men will be accepted.
This important branch of the Naval Service
offers SPECIAL INDICTMENT TO RE-
CRUITS as the law PROVIDES for the PRO-
MOTION of WORTHY NONCOAIMISSIONED
OFFICERS to SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Ma
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Mortgages.
BuiIdifng Permits.

pear, Weaver. 1909 Steel street. addition to
fr snpha Petes: 1917 Dakota street. frame cot
'a sophIs Peters 1913 Dakota street frame cot
ts 81. "a Bellman Ss27 Burgess street. frame
h1asei Parott North Meridian street. between
rpenty-eiehth and Thirtieth streets. two-stcry
ir NJ r. Dryer. io7 and COS East Nineteenth
~,rsSe double frame house. -.
1ohn 4 Duesn, s5l North Capitol avenue.
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Mrs Caroline B. Sloan. widow Of DR..
George w. Sloan. qualified as executrix OF
MS Will yesterday by filing a bond OF 10000,
the Marion Trust Company as surety. with
the probate commissioner
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DuNNINGTON e CURD
DUNNINGTON G. CURD
IS Baldwin.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Rooming house. la South Cap
itol av.
FOX RENT-See list I3l E. Market; ground
floor. GREGORY APPEL.
FOR RENT-Dwelling, 1919 n. Meridian ST.
bath. furnace, etc. 10 rooms; reasonable rent.
c. F.. SAYLES & CO., III f. Market st.
FOR RENT-Modern fat. rooms; electric light.
hot water heat, gas range, etc IS West St.
Joe st. The Willard. Reasonable rent to
good tenant. C. f. SAYLES CO., III E. Mar
ket ST.
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DuNNINGTON & CURD

REAL ESTATE-North Meridian-st. residence;
new. modern, first class, brick and frame, slate
roof. stone foundation, i6 rooms. fine finish.
parquetry floors. fine ballroom in attic; base,
ment high and light, cemented and plastered
ami arranged for a bowling alley. fully equipped
laundry. brick stable and carriage house: lot
1U0xi10 and 20 10 Soft. brick street can sell
this for at least $1,000 less than 1t would cost
to-day. HENRY II. FAY, Room IA. Union
Trust Building
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VIII of c. F. G. Kirkbon.

The viii of Christian F. G. Kirkhoff was
probated yesterday. with Thomas c. Moore
as executor under bond OF 81 zoo
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John a Miller, an Indianapolis carpenter.
HE'D petition in bankruptcy In the Federal
Court yesterday. Miller states that his
liabilities amount to .oei and his assets are
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.

oOFhEME CoOhl
Minutes
1877. State rel. William r. Moore vs.
the Board of Commissioners of Clinton
county ct al. Montgomery c. c. Appel
errors (s.)
1896 Consumers Paper Company VS.. Har-
vey j. Eyer. Delaware c. G. Appellants
additional authorities 8.)
APPELLATE COURT.
1896 Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad
Company VS.. Lawrence Clements. Knox
G. G. Appellants brief (8)
Joseph c. c. Appellee's answer to assign
ment of errors. Appellees motion and no.
tice to dismiss and brief 80 on motion.
1853. G. & K. /. r. r. Company Vs. Ma
linda ]. Stephenson, administrative. Clay
c. C. Appellee's petition for additional
time. Granted thirty days.
1894. The Board of Commissioners of
Howard County VS. Milton Garrigus. Ham,
iIton c. c. Appellees brief 81
1864. Hugh V. Underwood ct al. VS.. James
NJ. Deckard. Monroe C. c. Appellants re-
ply brief and brief on appeellee's cross err
1920. John NJ. Webb VS.. Louise Sweeney.
Perry c. c. Appellants reply brief go
International Building and Loan Associa-
ton. Henry c. c. Appellants brief g.
New Case
4742. Mary Hinshaw Hunt ct al. VS.. Eliza
Hinshaw, administrative. Randolph c.. c.
Record. Assignment of errors. Joinder
Notices GU served below. Notices 90 to
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REAL EsTA

N. PENNSYLVANIA ST.
We offer choice modern home, Pennsylvania
st, rooms. complete, bath. furnace: splendid
barn; all improvements made and paid: inves-
tigate. Price $500.
REAL ESTATE-Six acres rich land. fruit good
water. house and barn: running TO city.
make nice summer home; only si.o0o. DO you
Building.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-City chimney sweep; 1ues cleaned, re-
paired; chimney doctor. "a z. Ohio. New
phone i7os
NOTICE-up-to-date FURNACES guaranteed to
heat. Tin and galvanized iron works. roll
LYN HAWKINS, Halle Virginia av., the man
who never sits on the fence
NOTICE
MONEY FOUND
At WILLIAMS & CO., 253 w. WASHINGTON
ST., by having your
Watch cleaned for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOC
handspring soc
Work guaranteed one year.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-A special meet
ing of the stockholders of the Brazil Brewing
Ice and Power Company of Brazil, Ind, for the
election of seven directors to serve during the
ensuing year and tor the transaction of such
other business as may properly come before the
meeting. will be held at the Offices of the COM
pany Saturday. March Z. at Q o'clock a. m
p DE c. BALL, President.
F. ]. WIPPoLD. Secretary Pro Tenn.
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A business agent for the Hot Water and
Steam Filters Union has been selected
and hereafter all questions which arise be-
tween members of the union and contrac-
tors and employers will be settled by him
where it is possible.
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REAL EsTATE-TlBBoTT. 15A N Penn. St
REAL ESTATE-we can sell your real estate
quickly. MOORE x CANNON, Fitzgerald Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-See MENDENHALL, % Bald
win block for bargains. farms and city prop
REAL EsTATE-Insure with ). > CRUISE. ''old
and tried companies. Prompt adjustment.
No. 10 L. Market.
REAL EsTATE-s9, acre far farm and ene So
40 N. Pennsylvania.
REAL EsTATE-Only 1920 for new double
house: excellent location; rental $40 special
bargain. J. F. CURTICE. Sl5 Lemoke bldg.
REAL ESTATE-IT2-acre farm. well Improved
on pike y mile from station. For particulars
address J. NJ. STEARNS. Brewersville. Ind
REAL EsTATE-severai small tracts ground
near city; ~. 2. 3. 5i2, Il and 80 acres; very
reasonable. Give us CALL c. N. WILLIAMS
& CO. f. Market ST
REAL ESTATE-For sale or trade. twenty five
good farms in Marion county. and many others
Send for lists OF what you want. NJ. AR
BUCKLE. Agent. l2i Lemcke Building.
REAL ESTATE-very desirable North Meridian
St residence modern, l0-room house. grounds
s9sse HANDY & SMITH. sis,ii Iemc Sse''s IN
real. EsTATE-We have a good farm left for
fine location: this county; one mile from electric
line must be sold TO settle estate; only $50 per
acre. MOORE CANNON. 80 Fitzgerald Build
ing
REAL. ESTATE-Nea1 six-room cottage: excel
lent condition; both gases: Tecumseh St. one
square north Woodruff Place: only 81 900: small
sired: property well worth s2.sto C n. vii
LIAMS & CO.. E. Market St
REAL. ESTATE-New double mouse: norfhea ST.
nne location: rented for $s2a per year: II per
, auiek MOORE & CANNON. g Frt to e1
BUILDING.
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FINANCIAL
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE ON NEW PLAN.
ANY amount from s. UP loaned
on furniture, pianos, horses. wagons.
etc without removal. and the same
dav YOU ask for il. No delay
our rates are the lowest in the city.
payments arranged 20 suit you.
viii accept all any part OF loan
at any time IL desired, for payments
votr CFT FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR.
70 c4aRcFs TAKEN OUT ~ ADVANCE.
Remember make no inquiries
Of your neighboTs and friends.
nor do We publish your transaction.
our treatment is always courteous
and liberal. REMEMBER. II costs
You nothing 20 get our rates.
Positively no charge unless loan Is made.
PRIVATE OFFICES
All business strictly confidential.
rrzr. INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
an LOAN COMPANY
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Good S-room dwelling on North Illinois st.
bath, steam heat, etc. Can be had at 81, 200. Sit
uatcd near Fourteenth st.
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Three-stoIy factory building. on track; stu
ated near freight depots; fine location for light
manufacturing call at our office for particulars.
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Deaths.

Infant Aibers. one. 1906 Hovey street. general
weakness.
George II. wirthmeyer. twelve 2sI7 Ransdall
street, typhoid pneumonia
Pink IL. Clifton. one. lois Senate avenue, pneu-
monia.
Clara Fisher, coIored. forty-one. go West Wal
nut street. tuberculosis
Clyde webster four. 1904 schurmann avenue.
pneumonia.
bronchitis.
Margaret wager forty-eight. 1916 East Six
teenth street. cerebral congestion
Benjamin Charles. seventy-four. 545 West Thir-
teenth street. catarrhal pneumonia
Eliza Gadd eighty-two. l14 North Capitol
avenue. exhaustion.
James HyIand. nfty-eight HIS North Senate
avenue. exhaustion.
Samuel stewart. colored. thirty. q West Ohio
street. typhoid fever.
H. Il. Watson, eighty-one. 40 North Capitol
avenue. exhaustion.
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Mrs. sloan aualine..

only valued at s7oe. on which he claims the
statutory exemption.
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s'o7s New list every Saturday
Telephone 1456
Agent for apartments in the Victoria"
Os5ces for rent in Indiana Trust Building.
CITY property for sale Loans negotiated
Fire insurance at lowest rates.
savings Department Indiana Trust Company.
Der cent interest
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Want money; make US an offer
CHAS. p. DONEY & CO.,
709 Lemcke.
REAL ESTATE-The Defuniak Springs OF Flor
ida and 'cinity; bargains in improved acre
property for homeseekers; suitable TO raise early
acres; houses and barns from $500 up; cattle
ranches OF from 1000 to 5000 acres for 81 per
acre and up; highest part in Florida healthy
and wei drained; literature on application:
COTT & CO., 130 Kentucky av., Indianapolis.
Ind.
REAL ESTATE
FARMS FOR SALE.
city. rich soil ....,.................. $1,000
bargain at 10y. on e.e..c IL 100
barn good roads .... $500
well improved good roads n ........ . 1000
well worth the price e.. ... 60. .e ss75
Also many other large and small farms. Call
and us. HANDY & SMITH,
b13-l4 Iemcke.
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FOR MISREPRESENTATION.

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FOR SALE-One share German House stock
cheap ZINN, at the Monument
FOR sALE-Or Rent: Invaliu and reclining
chairs w u ALLISON CO.. COS N. Alabama.
FOR SALE-Hardware. stoves ana stove repairs
Of all kinds: also nails and wire. LEE HARD
WARE CO., Sixteenth and Illinois SITS.
FOR SALE-One Dean Bros. duplex power
pump. Inquire w. LARUE at the Chalfant.
corner of Pennsylvania and Michigan streets.
Telephone New 523.
FOR SALE-Typewriters all standard makes:
machines rented IS per month. Repairing So
lfcited. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 81 Monu-
ment Place. Old Phone $780,
FOR sALE-Go to MINERS. opposite postofice,
for pure drugs and medicines. druggists sun
dries hot and cold soda choice candies; pre-
scriptIons called for and delivered.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
HUNTINGTON & CURD
REAL ESTATE-For sale trade: Physician $
office and equipment with nice Groom resi-
dence and bath and good barn. in incest country
town in Indiana, with 81. 900 practice thrown in:
will consider city residence or rentals: greatest
lars
DUNNINGTON & CURD
Dali
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WANTED-First-class. thoroughly experienced
salesman for our upholstery department. NEW
YORK STORE.
WANTED-Salesman familiar with city grocery
trade to handle hrst-class speciality line; bond
and reference required; state age and expert
ence. Address Box II. Journal.
WANTED-Traveling Salesman-An up-to-date
hustler who can earn $3.50 per month selling
staple line to retail trade. Established, high
rated house. References Box 30, Detroit. Mich
WANTED-Calendar statesmen who have had ex-
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public; write promptly with references; do not
write unless you experienced calendar
salesman. The NEMPER-THOMAS COMPANY
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED 5000 per 1000, copying letters al
home, either ladies or gentlemen; no can
vassing; send self-a addressed envelope for copy
CISCEL MFG. CO, Chicago. Ill.
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WANTED-Learn proofreaeing, then earn SO TO
s25 weekly. HOME CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOL. Philadelphia.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

E. T. SILVIUS co. procure United States
and foreign patents promptly and best that NAV
be obtained. Unexcelled facilities and foreign
associates. Talbot Block. los n. Pennsylvania
ST., Indianapolis Both phones.
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Corner lot, 81 feet front on Meridian st. b,
2S7 feet; across the creek: 1850. A bargain.
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VITAL sTATIsTIcs-FEB. %.
RirfhH.

John and MoIne Puryesr. coIored. zfiI North
Rural street. girl.
BENJAMIN anu james Moore. ooiored. isis Ar
Charles and Martha AIbers. zoo Hovey street.
boy.
w H and Katie Rinderkneipt. go Mulberry
street. girl.
C. ~ and Ala Kendall. I7ss North Peansyl-
vania street boy.
John n and Anna Gray. ls2o Broadway street.
boy.
William and Myrtle Wallace. Is North Wal
lace street. boy.
James W. and Christina Davidson. East
Minnesota street. boy.
Peter and Eva Knefer. Bluff road boy.
w L. and Edna Zimmerman. i0i3 jefferson
avenue boy.
Christian p. and Minnie GROCER. lOl7 81. Peter
street. girl.
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FOR REyT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Thc large dining room in the Wind
sor Building, corner Illinois and Market sts
FOR RENT-Suite OF furnished rooms, modern
improvements with CRATE, gas, large presses.
also board, at SIS N. Capitol av. No others in
the house.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Scrub women. SO S. Meridian st.
WANTED-Good cook at 80 Woodruff Place:
small family; good wages Call after p. m.
Sunday.
WANTED-Learn proofreading. then earn SIS 70
SIS weekly. HOME CORRESPONDENTS
SCHOOL, Philadelphia.
WANTED-Young ladies TO work a few hours
. each day Sundays excepted in first-class es-
Enlistment. Apply 80 S. Meridian ST.
several lines of work to give out; working
evenings will add S. TO IS to your weekly in
come; copy short letters $40 per thou
sand; inclose stamp for copy of letter. instruc-
tons, ETC. EAGLE WHOLESALE CO., Chi
cage, Ill.
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bargain may be had in property northeast;
lot as II. in. by las; 7-room dwelling; nom
resident owner wants to sell quick; make offer.
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INDIANAPOLIS TOBACCO WORKS,

Our brands-Quaker, White Crow. Log Cabin
Royal and Old Country Twist-are second TO
none. Can be had through any jobber Old
phone, Black 1911.
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SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
fS N. Pennsylvania ST.,
OppOsite POsfoffice
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Mnrrince Licenses.

Howard Stewart and Dora Wilioughby.
Elmer Harmon and Blanche Tibbets-
Augustus I. Newly and Loueila J. Hall.
James Tanner and Annie Watson
Bernard Nowakowski and Clara Waterman
John w. Paul and Emma WaShburn.