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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
FRA @rpnlano. Gen f8I. 9rsnIon

Era @rpnlano. zen t8I. 9rsrlalio'
lie SanoeI nleOocIer: Struclttbtt
"8Obt6oob" er sen 2l0c Qtat blem'
fonrnet ira fin ierite Teiie i Hor "a
me6bringer @iterretnin8er ira be.e
Roro9rerlon0. @Inicrcn / Noro'
arenlan0 bar life pGrrt u'HouanlIJ
Itrpna % Sneialoet bar opret llbe'
tu0eliat, men 6nu8iten bar pTret mint
brc goo De fIeite SN6er, ! Here AZ Be
NorogrgnIanbife 9oloniSiItrifter bar
bar Der berIfct en- ou0ortct SnfIuen50'
@pi0emi, Ser Sog fun bar trrCet fo1
Sirc, men iom bar ioTttct |cfoltnih'
den poo Here Woo6er. 9irettorotet3
@orfifib "GhorpoIoicn" bar ooeroin'
fret res aolonicn "Suffcrtoppen" on
pr oipooct Scriro sen &c april II
8oSthoob % cr irrmcntti0 o~iictlet
~hicmefter Sen 29Se !. 81. gIt bel ON
@orS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Sbicns Scl6rcbStilitanO. ) 81

ming al Sc ll0.anrct 9aacnOe "ioruro-
IiQcnne Rp8tcr ON Gr. @cnrit Ebicn@
Sel6rc0&tiltono 5or "?tcrit IcIe-
Q~rumburcau" hos Gr. &bicU& %T1c
3r. Better &rIit erioret i0Ilcnrc: o.,
Scnrif Ebieu bcijnoer ij5 iOm ! bul
ii0Ite N1aneoa Ii0 ei.er SmItpuoi5-
be0erne rotiau pcl. San er oppc bUcr
Tag, paor omfrin1 ! line GprcIiCr %
ipiier lin MiNOaN mcN NcO Mppctit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
3isrnen har iupct lth. Z

Esriet, boor man for ct Bar 4or il.
Den opooge0e ct @iernebt, bor man
osiaa ioaQr feet @isrn me00eler,
"9opre". gn @aor0brugGr, iom for
le6en Sag bar til Sfo8en eitcr &uiit
til fine &reot1trer, bLeo operroifet oeO
9eieg al Somier. Gen fom l~uifenoc
og iotte Jig pao en- 9er8fnar$ tpt Oeo
mnuApu
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
GienSumsiaIs. eienSommen" 2an3

Gicnsumsials. GAM
boltaaarb~ i Seeit or al Gnteiru
CGomien iolat til benoes en- u.
Sbomien. ior 1O2. 600 ar. @piGt'
mig, Gul % aigrs0e mebfslger.
- Sorpagter 2. NitfeIien, Roie'
aaarS. bar iisl9e "SorS. ap.~ iol8t
lin @ienSom "BilegaurO" i SboritcS
til Yropretpr i. Sauier, So0co'
gaarS, for $4,000 ar.
-gienSommer agSrupgnarb, 400
Sbr. aanS, err al Sfiiteretten iol1t iii
Chr. SpenSien, Smibie, icr 5000
SIR.
Reierieier 2crien / SGbroeu
bar iislge ~alalb. lib" iclgt iine
SGlesmeierier i 6abroen o. aearisS
iii Smsrsrosierer, aoriul aramisS,
RnnSers. for 10000 ar Ge paa 5te.
Serne pareroe Spsninser % Supen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
strafianaer til @rrbalen? Cite,

Sorlp0en6e bnr &mt0brlg36eportcs
mentet UNDER SoeroeieIie at i6Qe fors
anleotget, at ser ien6eS en- Gel StrQis
fanger op I'll @pr6oIen, for at uOiore
be ~rs0oenbtge @eolontnin1surbei0Cr
pao oe oeO Gfreoet / 1898 ebelagte
@renIer, ser ifaI ooergoa til Stt5.
eienbom.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09

inSen nGunte 5riIt Of melSe Fam, on
SeidIingen er aolpot. Zen t~iliororb.
rsSe gorgermeiter ! aaifs. .. s. Gin.
Srlsf, bar in6ienot anisgrina ON III.
ifeS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
|PoinkilAer r s5R 's'5. PAWS Y !.
pHs9osgn asiHIbOei moo SHtiaal. grautfaar|
puodnfrabrfH er RTampe. Eiarrboe. Dlaugfoqsrr.
SAT- o m,
iilSateS ener tiusie.

GotrtisitnsHtsr rHbcr "EuFeB.. 'Ii1,ts. TIT
ialss- o. -SfaripsF9Rf- iOfsr Is Gents for rs Crs
Tor bier sang % IN Sent Or. Orb for all. tom yogs
niger 3 Orb. GutrtIsi,msHttr lHStasfs ~, for ma.
er tHo Is Gtuts. PtHgs zaa u~'rG5tgs "a nto'sla,
al, ssfIltHIiE. Est lsaH.E Fg UTE At bOsisa Ia
uias GUNNER.
~ sGstrnabsHtbas ,Ot,r Is SsnI Dr. sH..
ssu Cro slsr ,u StRG.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Gaa Shrlrac 8pQeuas Graz

9or6re altr6al ! 8al0reS bleo 0ec
17be Wat ofilGret ct WtinoeSmprfe.
9prlpge goleng bar faOt pno Dol
Iers / 6aoberg 1929, bar / 80 Nor
Gmt80Drl9ge for &oIOre8 6o8beri
6soe Sen 12te 0Eoi 1890 % bIeo be-
arabet 176e Wtut npItefter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Iisfuuts Stem. On SSr0ie1,0

Gen 17oe Wai" tager SrOet ior, al
@tsfmutS iiOite @oiteo bIir beOare:.
@iSfmlt boeSe ! i'm ii0Ite Sio poa en-
8laOs uroer Ipiet / gore Suatium,
iom beber GrIono5huiom. &nbien0cs
rem opIyier, at Stlpn Itoor, ION ga
anltt Ieoe0e. @on boo0e forrciten
bare ct Rum for Jig, og bette bruge5
MI iii SeltQerum.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
HpSafnIs. Npothcfer. NnNch.

GGSSiaiS. ~gpot5efer, IHGcbaotg
al GIeiontapothGfet / @lois, a.. 2.
&mtton, er nigoaet Oc0 CsoeH, A.
Gar gaumeI.
- 1bu. SogneprcIt til 8ifgr Gjr,.
titan Selmer er lialoCt pes Gs0Cu.
Ten IiSgSe par ieSt / 1914, tcg Ties
Iosiif gmbc0$eramen 1889. bIev !
1S43 Bcrionelflpeaan til 5aa o. &c,
iclgeuSe Mar ii! ScaHSaI. ! 1856
uSnuDuteS ran til ScaHcgreit til
SuI6al. bporira IAN 1867 i~criIptte.
Ses til alep ca | 1874 III 3iisr. IRA
bette Gm6cSe toa bun / 1885 Iiifc0
90 bar iioeu beet / StaparGcy.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Hnnb af EIbiaaer. 4 en- O.

SnnS al ClSiaser. s en- Srarbsi
neS Rsrre gsl er iisIge "Ribe Stft."
flnbet et neget sanmplt, q CONNER
Iangt 9ronceippo FAINT en Gel imaa
9roneeting, Ser iormentIig al apinoer
bar pPret belipttet Tom 1rpbeIier. 9e
funbre eager err irbienot til Ratio.
~naImuieet | 8iebenbaon.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
"Snbrc @isiiuu" heltnger ben1t

"Snorc Mts1tpn" osIta9er oeille'
9ang De Oouife &ai8 % opItluer
3on0iSatcr, mpGeua Uiisitoren bt0t'I
eiter aibs0c 8ilheIm Beds 2nite bar
boIot Jig itrunst borte ira poIItiite
9ala. 9u ontagea 6orboIoene ior'
QnSreSe. Risiionens Gelegeretmsoc
snifer at loGe SenS WPno iorisge At
oeItage / oftio BoIitif. 6slgenSe aan'
oiSater rnunes: IarorioreuiugenS
isrite Scrmano aammerferre goLner
itiner Tia / ShiitebcInen iom triton
ieruotio auuoioot. &oUebitaOenS MAD
ifc melt betien6te M}isiionspreit 81
renien ION SsiremanS / 5reoerici2
on "ariiteIigt IoS6Iao"s Reoattor
gnItor GpefiGr iom antiioetaItIt l
Rptiebing pna giorS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
eSparO grica. : Nuletuina 0

GSuayS @rica. ) auIetuinR Of
gSYar0 GriegS 60 Mars 6eOiel<oa3
Dil Sanfc @eruer % 8~euuorare ieire
ham ueo cn SGbCrsgaDe iom llbtruf
for Scn C~ufremReIi9beo, man islcr
.cpcrior aomponiiteu AZ iaa mango
rrrSihusss @erfer. Ger paa forifielliS
YiaaSe Far hapt blioenSe 9eipenirJ
icr Sau-f Ruiifgju. 9louSt SnSbJ.
Scrre I'll 9iSrasStesuins er 3hRater.
def greo 1anrefiolS Snmsse og CT
RrnaSe irrmra8anSr SyuitHere. ser
itdar 8riel mar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Zen 1tprife Set ! Epcriac.

HT<TN FT
grempel paa, BoOr itGrt ll6bre0elie
ben nOrffe SeIt / be iioite 9(ar bar
facet / Soerige % SEN @nieelIe, be;l
npoer, opLpier Oen iDenife Stutteri'
itpreIie, at ser / iibite Iar premiere.
bes iolt 141 Singite al rem norif ga
&C | Speriae.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Gtpr

Stpr grp. SronobiemsbIo0et
"Solfettoense" fort9Iler: 8 Miltoner
&roner eIler bel set ifal en- Game her
/ 9pen babe arDet efter en- Snfel /
ltngarr. SrfeIenS Sornue bOtS Stbr.
relie anbrager til onfring 90 0filto.
rer, beles melem flere Irpinger.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09

Sil be RpoliScuSc. 8iJsoagen bas
bcpilaet in0;iI bsiit 100000 Str. til
2tnorir9 al ReSen ! set roroIige
SperiQc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
NcSbrrnbt SrGuarciabrif.

6reorifaita0 me00c.c& 23Gc 02oi: Gu
itorre SI0ebrano raier ior Zicblitf.i
cppe ueb g0en, en- tTiyrl3,. @r1u0
pan @Iommcua retire SlGc mcQcm
Sarpsbprg % 6rSorifsitaN. oyer
SrEOnrSia5rif er neHbrTnCt .ilGuu-
hcn. &i0ere or brrrGt ct &ru>, no.
lcri, tilhGrcn>c 0attaj2 %clu1UC'cn
iamt enGm 10 &uie. Niln trcr. 81
SEN or opfommct res. c: or &1tro.,-
umsmotor CrGparciobritcn cr crgIc=
oere..
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Sverige ce Sinlono.

Gu gaHfoircftpr / StodboIm bay
ItiprfPt 100000 Sir. iom 8rumSioro
til SprettcIier al en- itor iUenif Sun'
0el5beiifrle.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
stapouacr Su6crfnlpiefuuS err MT

raaet til 10000 @r., OF StQtlter b.e3
forleOen oe0toget. 20 pGt. al &enter..
ne tiIlG8ge3 &opitolen, til 0cnne bar
naoet 10000 ar. Heiteu onDcnOe5
til t~rGngen0e Sp1e hUi& @e.brcoCIie
fan baobe5, eQer iii @iclp Tor u0ifreJ>
ne efter Siemfomitcn. Eli @cimrcli2
oaIQtes 2T8erne 6ru EcricL @2nt.
meItoo % W}pbre inrt &oniuI &er8c.
ien GA Srgfen Gcul$ior.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
9napt ON SuS moo set frcmocIc3

Gnapt ON ,Su8 mno set frem0cIe3
upre / 9torUif. Iii Ell &ciIiBbcO poa
9 8GreIier % &iOffen iom mpIiA
opertere0e8 Ie0ia, mcIOte Ser Jig iiei.
&c "OfoteuS Eitcn0e" Sen foritc Tag
ioo mango @eiere, at @on8cn Oor al
0ele8 iulO - Ser par mango ON &u.
set. 9m ser boObe ourct 20 NefOem'
meligkOcr / iomne @uor0. oiISc Sc
Itror pare bortIeic0e. Eriicrue or
felpieIoeIiQ irem0cle& ubIle.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
aeiier @alelms @uraegreiie. 4aerI.

Saaebl." me0eler, at Seller 8ilbeIut
ifal babe til Seriiat at ltOni6e iin Reiie
/ 9orge betpbeligt. aeiieren oil iaar
opbol0e zig benoeo to @tbr. / NOrge.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Sra Danmarf.
grIbiat gebraaeri

fsrer q. Wnoien / ai~sbenbapn bar
melot iia til Fplitiet JON ifpISia | &c.
bugeri % Salt til ct gclsb al 2t0..
900 aroner, foet ban al betroeoe Ben.
&c bnr forbrngt bette @eIsb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
1tSpanSrinaen. @f norife er Ser i'm

Hobail0rtrgett. UT rorlte CT Der lQat
ober Sronhbiem, Bergen, Staounger,
&riitiania, &riitian5iano inStil MI
emigreret 1857, bportiI forrer ca.
1000 ioenifs, 6anif. o. tpiffebte Yer.
iorter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
"@icturia Spteln i Samar er ifeIae

~Samar Stiftstioenoe" ioIgt til Sru
Soteleier Sarien for ca. $4,000 9r.,
bporta fommer enoel Smfoitntnger.
2sseret iolate for bel 10000 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Sra Uorse.

Wasieials af 8narSc. AZ @aarSs.
brlig aperterer ct eftfeltS agigerfirun
! SolmeItrano tilialas / 9paoer ! bet
S~arlsbergife. ,
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09

"0en bnrtfomnc Sabercn" op arne
@arbors er M omiett til Sslanolf
ab arni SobanSion. gofi er pna 106
Sibrr, % better "Sproi Saoirtnn"
ifriper Zen 17oe W9ai".
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Srutalitcteu | Sinlano. II

grutalitctcH | Sinlano. Sra Gin.
Lamb mrISes iii "aiionblaSet": Soe-.
oirettsren ! StoIeoTienet har tilitia!,
5oritauSereu for SanSs 9ps 6Raes.
ifoIe, Reftor Seia Hoos. en- Strtpslie
ira Observation-Disclosures. bpori
RettorrN annioSes ON inSen tire Gage
at inSIerere lin Misunderstanding.
Spereirefissen aumcSer 6eftcren ON
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09

GnifcS. TRAVELLING man / Soma,
- mld prr iisHo meo Jf iorretutua.
Z rU III Northern Fish & Produce o.,
Chicago, Ills. Alag.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
50 @srn orGbtc. Ga SItoBet Irt


ai~eberbaun I'll SeIlln8gr lorteotHNuj
paslere0e CpertIsrpeu u0enIor Guut
lulten.uuo, bieltISrte Get to IreN8>.
Den 1Ia1riBe Garl &pr ~ GN 80
aari1c Gar. @rnnucr. Iren8cne, Ger
par femme ira StoIe, boU0e lelU tuttet
@eoet op ltcen at bemTrte Gc8et Der
orubte Dem paa S.cDct. Zen enc Al
Ircn0cne par Ssn al 8~roSicrcr &lTt
/ ScQcrup, q Cen anOen or uiitnot CT
@roocrisn al Soritonocren yo1 Cr'
orup 2Qtinifole, @rauner. "a Crcn'
pcne fom til @ommen, ipron9 Dc oucr
0cnuc ior at tomme o0er poa cen ant
sen Si0c o. nan Gc3ct til aisben'
baYn; i Set iomme par Goget 'ro
a~isbcnbapn tcmnlct, uSen al De baOoe
murfct set. Zen enc TrcU1 oOer'
fieyte8, mems SEN anben il8e9 at cT.
re 800 al StrTf.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09

c~sutPca lOo FuttrEoqer, o. -gpyrr Ma.
NNihSS. isrS" ct paul FPiuur'ota eeu
&N ~ tot ~ lime. man htRre1ae ~ III q. y.
Rtr1tdWp 25oS 7tb 81. 81. E1ul. Uturs'otl.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-01
THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.

SUPERIOR COURT.
Room 3-Vinson Carter. Judge.
Marcus L. Hare VS.. Mary c. McKenna;
Judgment. Finding and judgment against
defendant for s235. 80 and costs.
Lehman H. Dunning VS.. Robert ID. Hobbs:
services. Finding and Judgment against
defendant for $50 and costs.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
Mabel l.. Smith VS.. William j. Smith; d.
court. Finding for plaintiff. Decree of di-
vorce. Judgment against plaintiff for COSTS
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge.
Edward Miller: incorrigible. Arraigned.
Pleaded not guilty. Finding guilty. Age
twelve years. Sentenced to Reform School
for Boys to serve until he is twenty-one
NEW SUITS.
Joe Rogers VS.. Della Rogers: divorce. SUI
perior Court. Room 3.
Edgar G. Wilson VS.. National Protective
Society: complaint on policy. Superior
Court. Room /.
Nellie Morgan VS.. Joel Fruit; damages
Superior Court, Room g.
William III. Johnson VS. Elizabeth E. La
kin ct al: complaint for partition of real
estate. Superior Court. Room i.
Gertrude T. Walker VS.. The National We
hicle Company and-the Western Storage
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-01
H. W. ROLL THE LUCKY MAN
HE SECURES THE PRIZE LOT IN
ARMSTRONG. PARK DRAWING.
Allotment. of Property Caused Amuse-
The Drawing. WAS Made.

Harry W. Roll. of the firm of W. HI. Roll
& Co., wall paper dealers. who lives at No.
COS Lockerbie street, was the lucky man in
the Armstrong Park Land Company
drawing yesterday. He drew lot No. s.
three and one-third acres of the land and
the old Armstrong homestead. Mr.. Roll
paid but $500 for his 5000 homestead.
The drawing or allotment of the $50 lots
of the companys North Indianapolis addi-
ton was held yesterday in the Propylaeum.
John w. Kern was chosen as chairman of
the lot owners to supervise the drawing
and he selected as his assistants August
NJ. Kuhn and z. Z. Dugan. as tellers. and
Frank Morrison, of the Indiana Title and
Guaranty Company. and Fletcher Birch. of
the Central Trust Company. acted as book
keepers for the land company. About $50
lot owners were present at the drawing
and the auditorium of the Propylaeum was
we'll filled with anxious spectators when
the drawing commenced.
To insure absolute fairness the lots were
numbered and the numbers placed on a
small piece of paper. These bits of paper
were put in basket and drawn from, as
similar slips bearing the names of the lot
owners were drawn from another basket.
Luke Walpole. who for many years was
a justice of the peace and is known all
over Indiana as 1.-THE Blind Justice" drew
the slips of paper from the baskets. All
morning the drawing continued and intense
interest prevailed until the announcement
of Roll as the lucky holder OF the ticket
calling for the old homestead was made al
! o'clock.
The interest did not abate after that, and
keen speculation for corner lots and other
desirable strips OF the land was noticeable
The men who originally purchased the lots
at 500 apiece some time ago were there
and included some Of the best known citi.
Gems Of the community. Much fun was In
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-01
NEW ELECTRIC LINE.
The Indiana & Illinois Traction Com
pany, of Muncie, Incorporated


The Indiana & Illinois Traction Company.
of Muncie. incorporated in Indiana yester-
day with $4,000 capital. to buy. construct,
rent. or otherwise acquire line and sys-
TENS of interurban railroads in Indiana and
Illinois. The directors are l.. g. Holmes,
Joseph G. Letter, Albert L. Needham, J.
Harrington Boyd. Walter l.. Ball. James II.
LETTER and Leonidas A. Guthrie. The other
incorporators are Garrett o. Driscoll,
Joseph c. Mansfield, G.. r. Mansfield.
Claude c. Balls, Emanuel Rosethal j. G.
Joliff, Marsh jackson, Judson Jaqua, John
Boyd, G. b. Fletcher, William Jones and
Charles A Meeker. Some of those men
toned are connected with the Portland
and Muncie interurban scheme
The cities and towns through which the
lines are TO run are Charlottesville Tile.
Sid, Wesley, Waynetown, Range Road
Veedersburg, Hillsboro, Rynear, Layton.
Palmerton, covington. Mound City and
ties, Indiana. The lines will pass through
the following counties I'm Illinois: Vermil-
lion, Champaign, Piatt. Macon. Sangamon
Morgan, Dewitt. MCLEAN, Logan, Living
towns In those counties will be connected
George r. McCulloch. president of the
Union Traction Ct COMPANY said aid he was not
The Mishawaka Realty and Investment
Company, capitalized at 5000. incorporated.
The directors are Charles Endlich. Charles
A Ostrom and r. III. Jonigan.
The Indianapolis Conservatory OF Music.
with a capital stock of $4,000, Incorporated
The directors are Edgar NJ. Cawley. 7. ].
Sullivan and Eugene Scogie.
The National Oil and Gas COMPANY n
foreign Incorporation. with a business in
Indiana valued at $4,000. complied with
the State law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-01
FIGURES AT STOCKYARDS
VALUE OF RECEIPTS FOR YEAR Es-
TIMATED AT $75,OO0,oOO.
Auditor Lanes Report shows 20 Per
Cent. of Receipts Was for Local
Consumption.

Auditor Harry d. Lane. of the Belt Rail-
road and Stockyards Company. has COM
piled the statistics of the yards for 1902
His recapitulation shows that the year 1902
figured in several items as a record break
er. The estimated valuation of the live
stock handled during the year reached the
gigantic sum of $75.000O0O. OF the gross
amount OF live stock received at the yards
about 20 per cent. was delivered in the city,
showing that Indianapolis is a large point
of consumption. OF the 1.6010S9 animals
of all classes received 1,O44 SIS were deliv-
cred in the city. The statement OF Auditor
Receipts. 1so2-Hogs. Isl. 35i: cattle, 2ls,-
179; sheep. l02.5 $50. horses and mules. IS, 779.
Shipments. lso2-Hogs. o93o; cattle, a.
s19; sheep 67,270: horses and mules, %. ISL
City delivery, 1so2-Hogs. S70.i2l; cattle.
1873 800: sheep. $3.50; horses and mules. s.se2
Largest receipts in one day. ls02-Jan.
sheep 1910; July l. horses and mules. e3s:
Dec 2. 232 cars. hogs, 1851: cattle, 1881:
sheep. 1.2ls; horses and mules. ieo.
Nov. 10. hogs, 4,Sc9 June 10. cattle. s7:
July 81. sheep. 1905; March 20. horses and
mules. 574; Nov. IS. hogs. 1909: cattle, $50;
sheep, l79; horses and mules. 22l.
Largest receipts in one day-Dec 3 1901
hogs. 1885; Aug 10, $780, cattle. 26f: Sept.
3. 1881. sheep, 1896; Oct. 6. 1901, horses and
mules. SIS.
Largest receipts in one week-week end
ing Dec. s. 1886. hogs. 4,017: week ending
Oct. g 1901. cattle, 1856 week ending
March H. 1883. sheep, 1921: week ending
April 3. 1901. horses and mules 1.50s.
Largest receipts I'm one month-December,
1898. hogs. 219.l46: September 1901. cattle.
25,l6l; August. 1881 sheep. 30. 40: April. l9oe.
horses and mules, 43fs
Largest receipts in one year-lS9S. hogs.
16s1. 362 1902. cattle. 2lS.179; isS2 sheep. 2Ss.
69s; 1902. horses, 35,77s.
Receipts Nov. u. 1877. 10 Jan. /, 1soS-Hogs,
%. 21s. 66s: cattle. 3lo6.223; sheep. 30ls, s42:
horses and mules. 45l. 62i.
Shipments Nov. - 1877, TO Jan. l, 1906
Hogs. u SIS. s94: cattle. $50 s44 sheep, 2536.
SO; horses and mules. soe. 7SS-
City delivery Nov. Il. 1871. 20 Jan. I. 1906
Hogs. 1s.5s377s: cattle. l.l66 2Ss: sheep, sS7..
Ia horses and mules. 1855.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-01

Judge vinson Carter yesterday issued an
order to the effect that the lock box held
by George Young. an attorney, in the In
diana National Banks safety deposit de-
partment be opened by the Indiana Trust
Company in the presence of Young and
representatives from the bank. Five thou
sand dollars OF the funds inside the box
are TO be retained by the trust company
subject, to the order OF the court. Any
money In addition to this sum and the pri-
vate papers of Young are to be turned
To him. This is the latest action of
the court In the dispute of an attorneys
fee collected by Young for his services for
Oscar Sandeborg and his sister I'm the set
Element of an estate in Sweden.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-01
A DIsAGREEABLE PERSON.


George W. Etter sued his wife, Carrie T.
Etter. for divorce yesterday and alleged
in the complaint filed that she was of a
sulky disposition and a disagreeable per-
son to live with. He averred that for three
years he had not eaten a meal cooked for
him by her. and that she in many ways in
simulated to him that his presence was no
longer desired and he might leave his own
home whenever he concluded that IL would
be better for him to do so.
Mrs. Etter also hit him on the head with
a glass goblet. he alleges, and this blow
caused him much pain and nearly killed
him. He was laid up for three months
nursing the injury. Etter asks for an alb
sOlute divorce and other proper relief from
his wife.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-01

Edgar c. Wilson filed a suit against the
National Protective Society yesterday to
recover on an accident policy held by him
and issued by the insurance company
Wilson was run over by a wagon in Shelby
vile in April while riding his bicycle and
seriously hurt, he AYERS. The insurance
company failed to live UP to the terms of
the agreement, Wilson alleges. although
he claims to have made all the payments
of premiums on the policy contracted for.
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called. Lot IL and other equally ominous
numbers were greeted with bursts of laugh
ter, and the mirth was greater when the
owner of Lot Ii was announced as from
the Insane Hospital. The joke ended, how
ever, when the Insane Hospital owner was
learned to be John Edenharter, son of the
superintendent Of the institution.
The deeds to the lots will be prepared as
soon as possible and the owners of them
given their share of what was once known
as the old Armstrong farm and is consid-
cred to be one of the most beautiful tracts
of land around Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-01
THE MILLS OF JUSTICE
SUITS FILED AND on TRIAL IN THE
LOCAL TRIBUNALS.
Allegations Made Against Joseph
Pruitt by Nellie Morgan-suit for
s50,0Oo-Diyorce Cases.

Nellie Morgan demands $4,000 damages
from Joel Pruitt in suit filed yesterday.
The plaintiff lives at No. 2SS2 Kenwood
avenue and Claims that Pruitt injured her
health and damaged her character by his
misconduct towards her. She accuses him
OF having attempted to criminally assault
her on Nov. 3 of last year while he was a
visitor TO her home.
The complaint recites the facts in the al
legations. and. although Pruitt did not ac-
complish his intention, the plaintiff de-
mands that she be granted judgment suf-
ficiently large 20 compensate her for loss OF
health and for mental worry.
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FLY IN THE OINTMENT.
Young Married People Whose Domes-
tic Felicity Was MARRIED.

fter listening to the testimony in the
BE OF Alice W Cunning against her hus-
nd. Joseph Cunning. for divorce. yester-
". Judge Allen decided TO take the case
hder advisement. Judge Allen withheld
his decision because OF the possibility of a
reconciliation between the husband and
fe. The Cummings are young people who
ERE married on March 81. The marriage
Il the two was celebrated three weeks after
they became acquainted with each other.
and the separation. which came with the
hiing OF the divorce suit. occurred three
weeks after the wedding. Mrs. Cunning
left her husband three times in the first
week OF their married life, and on the last
desertion left a note I'm which she stated
that II would be impossible for her TO learn
10 love hip.
Before attempting 10 decide the case
Judge Allen tried 10 induce the couple 20
get together again. but with little avail.
The Judge remarked chat II he thought IL
possible that the two could become agree
able 70 each other he would not consider
the divorce for an instant. His overtures
were not accepted by Mrs. Cunning. who
s omDhaticaiiy declared that she would never
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-01
Mortgage for $4,000. 900.

The 100000 mortgage bonds of the In
dianapolis Terminal and Traction Com
pany were recorded in the county
recorders Office yesterday. The mortgage
was in favor of the Guaranty Trust and
safe Deposit company. OF Philadelphia.
filing in the Office. The bond issue Is the
first step of the new organization of the
Traction and Terminal Company since its
leasing of the lines and property of the In
dianapolis Street-railway COMPANY.
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Money Not Spent.

OF the money appropriated TO the county
commissioners for county work during the
year 1902. $4,000 remains and will be turned
over TO the county treasurer as unused.
Five thousand dollars of the gravel
road fund was saved and the COM
missioners are concentrating them
selves on the economy practiced and the
saving made without a sacrifice to the best
interests Of the improvements OF the county