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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE sLAYToS JUBILEE SINGERS
FAIL TO ARRIVE.
Concerts VIII BE Given by Them To-
Day-AssembIy Gossip.

There was little activity at Acton Park
yesterday. most of the day being spent IN
trying TO keep cool. The camp was turned
over to the children and large number Of
little folks attended. Mrs. j. l.. f. Stees
was in charge OF the exercises which were
very enjoyable. Mrs. Ida A. Porterfield
led a meeting at 9:45. A lawn social was
held in the afternoon at 4 o'clock.
On account of the small attendance the
lecture of Rev. w. A. Robertson on 'The
Wit, Pathos and Humor of Travel" was
postponed until evening. The Siayton
jubilee singers announced to give a con-
cert last night did not arrive, being de-
tanned in Chicago They will arrive this
morning and give sacred concert tonight
and also sing at the meetings to-day.
This viii be the first Sunday of the as
sembly and large attendance is expected.
At 1915 Rev L. c.. Browne d. d. will
preach. and in the afternoon at o'clock
DIR. w. A. Robertson will speak on Ten
Days in Palestin inc" A meeting for young
people will be held at $3.50 and at 1870 a
sacred concert by the Slayton singers VIII
be held.
Tomorrow will be anti-saloon day, with
Rev. III. s. Hilton In charge. In the even
ing the Slayton people will give an enter
tainment after the fashion of minstrel
show and large number OF visitors Is
eXneCted.
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Will EMPLOY AN EXPERT
GIRLS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL COMMITS
SION NEEDS HELP.
There Are Three Likely Sites, but tn e
Members Cannot Decide the
MoOted Question.

The commission that has been vainly try
ing TO decide on site for the Girls Indus
trial School held another meeting yester-
day evening with Governor Durbin. Up to
this time nothing definite has been agreed
on in the way of a location. The commits
sion has three sites under consideration and
hopes within the next week to select one of
them. One is situated near louisville,
Boone county. another is the Miller place.
about seven miles from the city, on the
Charlottesville road, and a third is what is
known as the Hobbs site. west of the city.
The latter site comprises about eighty acres
and the owners are asking that the COM
mission pay $3.50 acre for it. Members Of
the commission declare that if this site is
selected the price will have to be materially
reduced. There are eighty-seven and a half
acres In the Miller property and the price
asked is $50 an acre. The louisville site
contains 100 acres and the price asked is 500
an acre
One of the problems which izpuszling the
board is whether TO buy so or 16O acres.
Some of the members think of these
eighty-acre tracts will be large enough.
However, It is admitted that if it is the in
tention to give the girls who will be in
mates of the school an idea of the farm
and teach them to work in the dairy 1t will
be necessary to have more land. The board
has decided that there are number of fea-
lures to be taken into consideration, and,
as none of the members is experienced In
matters of this kind, an arrangement has
been made to bring to the city a man who
Is an expert In state charitable work and
place him in possession of all the details OF
the situation. When the commission ad-
journed yesterday evening 1T was the un-
derstanding that this would be done II
was announced that site would be Sc
lected until the commission has expert
opinion on the question.
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Death of Dr.. w. v. ToIley.

Dr. w V Tolley died yesterday ar the
pesthouse. where he has been confined with
the smallpox for some time. 1t had peen
known for some time that DR.. Tolley was
fatally i'll, and for that reason the in9uhc-
ton suit against the city TO compel it TO
destroy the pesthouse buildings has been
delayed. DIR. Tolley's death leaves the pest
house vacant, and the suit will be nied TO-
morrow ii is said.
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Mary l.. Nussei Charles Nussei Mabel
Cutshall, Ross Easter, of Brazil; i. M.
Floyd, wife and son, and Miss Nellie MUIR
ray, of Mt. Carmel, H.; DIR. J. Il. Evans
and wife. of Clay City. ILL.,: Mrs. Maud
r. Showers, Miss Beryl Showers. Miss Ruby
Bolleobacher. OF Bloomington; G.. c. Wyatt,
of Rushville; Judge Franklin. Of Spencer;
o. s. Reed, OF Spencer: Margaret Bland, OF
Oaktown.
a half-hour schedule will be inaugurated
by the traction company and the round
trip tickets from indianapolis to Bethany
Park Will be sold for 20 cents.
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Joseph Sutherland. marshal OF Acton
Park. while working was overcome by the
heat and is i'll at his home on the grounds.
He was in an unconscious condition Friday
but somewhat improved yesterday n
physician from Acton is attending him.
Mr.. Sutherland suffered suDstroke a
number of years ago and has not been in
the best OF Health slice.
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the state military service. This is q recent
order of Adiufant General Ward, and grew

order of Adjutant General Ward. and grew
out of the recent trouble at Danville. Ind,
when an order was issued for the COM
found necessary to arrest Harry Hall,
rural mail carrier who was member OF
the guard, in order TO impress him into
service He failed TO carry his route that
day and complaint being made to the fed
eraI authorities the occurrence resulted in
Hall receiving an honorable discharge from
his company. Hereafter no federal empioye
who is member of the militia VIII be re-
ouired TO give up his work to do military
service
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

instruments filed for record In the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. July 70. 1908:
Oliver E. Harlan, trustee trustee to George
North indianapolis add. Also Lots 2s
and a. Central Park add. Also Lot 20.
Arthur V. Browns I'd :. Meridisn-st
Moesch's % add. Also Lots Is Is, Il,
Sub q part st. q z i iad - Saes sse L.
TIP. 1e, r. 3. Also Lots 5, and 4o
Long Harlans Cottage Home add.
Also Lot = Harlan & Kessler's North
George Kessier et ux. to oliver E. Hsr O0
LAM trustee, Lot 49, Block Is, Burtons
North Indianapolis add. Also Lots &c
Arthur V Brown k "a s' s Mer d na
s M6a.o6 Also q part part q e.. Lots 80 and
IS IS 49, 49, 3, a anG s. o' she Fl IL
sub sui g Also % part Oft Of the n W 4; Sec e.
Also Lot 1. Harlan & Kesslers North
Crown Hi cemetery to sarah 4: Hill. ="
man, Lot ia25. Sec 81 Crown Hill Gem
Indianapolis Land and Improvement Co. '0"
TO Fred Cooper: Lots As and 1870. LIST ..
Lot 5. Block p, Lambs sub. Johnson
joseph sp D. Duo coppersmith Ell ux. to Harry '''V'
X. West, Lot 10, town OF oakland...... $4,000
Iot lsi city Of Indianapolis eOOOO
Millikan ct ux., part of Lot TO- Mekers
Sub, Outlet 164. city of Indianapolis. e0000
Robert A. Ferguson ct to Caroline
White, part of the u, Sec. IA. Tp
IA, X. 4......r.--.-..,......, 2o6 40
John ]. johnson ct ux. to John J. Mason
part of the u. Sec. %. TIP. IL, II. A.. 10000
John J.. Johnson ct ux. to John III. Kings
York add Also Lots To- 80, a. 30. &c.
5ha a. J s. e sad 81 S e. sna r.
Also part OF the n II. Sec 90 TIP ~,
r. 4. Also Lot IL. Mays add, Cas-
tleton fuV0
James s. Cruise ct ux. to Moses K Fat
out Lot l.. Square 4. David :. Beaty's
add. Also Lot 81, Cottage Grove add. $50. 90
John w. Scott ct ux. TO Adelia Tomp-
kins. Lot ?, Downey's sub. Irvlngton.. $1,000
Auditor Marion Co to Ida q. Smith. Lot
81 Masters sub, Drake Il Mayhew's
I'd add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
Cora A Main 10 Mary Z. kinsey, Lot ),
dianapolis -. 10000
Anna j. Brownell to Eliza j. Jones. Lot
50, f. T. F1etchers sub, Fletcher's
Abner T. Bowen TO Edward W. Bowen
Side az. add 10. ''s .c. .D.a we" COS.
Mamie e. Joyce to Harrison c. Murphy,
add 2s75.oo
Fatout. Lot is. Square 4, David $.
Beaty's add 5000
Arnold F. Spencer TO George w. Bersch
seA, See IL. TIP. IL, r.. 4............,.. 100000
Transfers. 20; total consideration. .sss $50 Is
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REAL ESTATE-TIBBoTT. Isn N. Penn st.
REAL ESTATE-spiendid new double house.
north, five rooms. cabinet manteL electric
lighting each side; city water; rent, xsw per
year: price 81 500 RALSTON &. CAMDEN, las
E Market.
REAL EsTATE-Highland place. near Eight,
water cellar and cistern: g. $780, $50 cash. bal
ance SO per month. including interest lNpi-
ANA TRUST co.
REAL ESTATE-Tacoma ay.. near Washington:
cottages: six rooms and vestibule: newly painted
and papered throughout; city water; sewer con-
nection; dandy little home: only S2,'oo lSDi-
ANA TRUST co.
REAL ESTATE-The Defuriak Springs OF Flor
ida and vicinity; bargains IN impIov,eu 49,
property for hofneseekers suitable 10 raise carry
Northern vegetables. aid fruit; from 10 70 30
acres; houses and barns from $500 up; cattle
ranches OF from 1000 TO 5000 acres for 81 per
acre and UP: highest parts in Florida; healthy
and well drained: literature on application; round
trip. s265s good for three months c pnones
CO, 100 Kentucky av.. indianapolis. Ind.
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INDIANA STATE PRISON

Michigan City, Ind. July :. IF1I-
The labor of 600 prisoners now cs.nnned In the
Indiana State Prison Will be let ID the h.gheft
and best bidders. IN four separate contrscts of
100 men each. Cor period OF six years from Oct
BIDS will be received until Aug. ]. iso1
All labor To be performed within The prison
walls accordance with the statutes OF the
state OF Indiana and disciplinary rules governing
the Indiana State Prison
p3ders must state the square feet OF door
.,scs reouired for their special class OF work.
and the board OF control will take INTO considers
ton the number OF officers required In the differ
sn, classes OF work In awarding the contracts
The board OF control reserves the right 10 70
feet any all bids
controI care OF James D. Reid. warden. being
marked IBID for rfison Lator.
A certified chick OF 1000 must accompany
each bid as qua N tee that the bidder VIII cptoF
into contract AZ the price Did.
iso3 AT o'elcck q. m. At which time bidders
are invited 10 DC present
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COOPERATIVE ADV. CO, ~. y.
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i' eray with fii the INDIA INDIAN2 TRUST CO
real. ESTATE-If you want TO sell, list your
property with INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL EsTATE-lnsure with j, 5. CRUISE; old old
10 T. Market.
REAL EsTATE-woodruff Place, lot; East
fo ari y s0is fSf S TR sTo o one
REAL ESTATE House, seven rooms, good
barn Keystone near Tenth owner RR Wil giEe
sei Lemcke.
REAL ESTATE-Central av., near Seventeenth,
two-story frame; eight rooms, both gases; tut-
mace, city water; $4,000; lot 4oAlS0' INDIANA
REAL EsTATE-F. Washington. east Of Belt
cottage; four rooms lot 47xl4o; only 81 100; ~
cash, $40 per month; bargain INDIANA TRUST
REAL EsTATE-New Jersey, near Twelfth;
ten-room. thoroughly modern home; iot 4uxlov'
IS, 2eJ; half cash, balance time at per cent.
INDIANA TRUST co. -
REAL EsTATE-Nebraska near Madison ay..
and otJ water south 'front.' ay lott only s.
INDIANA TRUST co.
REAL DISQUALIFICATION ea.t-front lot, Park
few DAYS, $1,000. This is a bargain. RAlSIoN
& CAMDEN, 143 E. Market.
eisht-room dwelling, with bath, large lot ls0x
| 1884, fruit and shade trees and Darni Ior ssoVo
HENRY H FAY. Room IA Union Trust building
REAL EsTATE-Five-room cottage crate "a a ana
mante sliding doors, yefanda, cement walks
| and curbing; on s. Summit St: for 800
HENRY n FAY, Room IA Union Trust building
| REAL EsTATE-Two splendid cottages, 6ls-62o
| Chicago ST.; five rooms each: worth u; sN each,
PsSe nsr RA fsy dsys bS l4s E Mar
ket
| REAL. ESTATE-Broadway Fifteenth;
strictly modern residence, eleven rooms, path.
| lot 5Sx1es; great bargain; 5000. INDIANA
| TRUST CO
| REAL ESTATE-A beautiful suburban home
| an the Mount Nebo road, 52% acres, with y
| room. slate-roofed dwelling and large, hewn-
| timbered barn; Fall creek on the north line; all
| for "a, $50. HENRY III. FAY, Room IA Union
| Trust building.
| real, ESTATE-
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FOR sALE-OIL LANDS.

REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opportunity Tor
large profits. Sour Lake and Saratoga, rex,
indsputably the greatest oil field in the world
development of the field but now in its infancy
1-16th of an acre in direct line OF development
work and in oil territory, large enough Tor tour
wells at from $50 to 800, according to location;
warranty deed and perfect title; sixteenths That
could be bought in the Sour Lake hed for 800
eight months ago have since sold for $4,000; a
fortune in sight; this small investment may
make you Independent; write for maps prices
and full informatien- r.. 5. ALLEN CO.,
Beaumont, Tex. ~.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.. BELL. manufacturer Of "Artic
Grease" the wonderful rheumatism cure. 1905
North Senate av,, Indianapolis.
NOTICE-Up-to-date FURNACES guaranteed to
heat Tin and galvanized iron works roll
LYN HAWKINS, HILLS Virginia ay., the man
who never sits on the fence.
NOTICE-stay. stick-tight. don't peel of. white
wash and calcimine sprayed evenly coIors
HENRY TAYLOR & CO.,
sos North Senate. New Phone 3007.
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WANTED-SALEsMEN.

WANTED-Traveling salesman to work country
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NOTWITHSTANDING statesmen to sell all classes
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WANTED-Capable salesman to cover Indiana
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FOR SALE.
AT DAYS AURORA TEA STORE

sia West Washington St.
Fourth door west Of Statehouse.
New 'Phone s126 Old Phone. Main SAG.
95c buys 30 lbs best brands OF hour.
SOC buys Is bars Lenox soap
soc buys 10 bars Star soap.
25c buys s bars Gloss soap.
25c buys bars Old Mill soap
,25c buys boxes Whiteline wash powder.
&c buys boxes o'clock washing Tea
25c buys boxes Friends oats
25c buys boxes Quaker oats.
25c buys boxes Malta Vita.
l0c buys I package Lion coffee.
10c buys / package Arbuckle's conee.
10c buys l can table peaches.
Zoe buys / can large plums.
12I2c buys l pound kettle-rendered lard
We get butter and eggs direct from farmers
daily.
We accept and deliver telephone orders.
Goods delivered at interurban cars.
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WANTED-Stenographe to operate smith ma
chine; must be competent and experienced
JOHN w. NEUMANN Il CO., ia s, Delaware.
WANTED-Copy letters home; $3.50 paid week
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CHAMPION CO., 1909 Fulton St, BROOKLYN
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WANTED-Ladies to do sewing: good wages
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We have brick block located within two
squares OF the Monument, which is a neat,
clean piece of property. paying fair per cent;
prico, $lscoo
Nine-room residence in Broadway south of
Tenth ST. lot 3S 4x145 feet price, S. 500: ground
alone in this location worth the price asked.
chance secure bargain.
We have a number of well-located lots will
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No. Ills Cottage av; neat, seven,room cot
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cash, balance monthly payments. Great OPP
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Best location in the State for a big
general dry goods store; good town ana coun-
try, with railroads pike roads; big territory
in the best coal fields in the State Address
THOMAS DRYDEN. Oakland City. Ind.
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l56 e Market
SOME REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
Ark Grant CO. so A., timber land
Ark, Independence Co., 1872 A & impts.
Ark. Benton Co., 40 A. a. impts.
Cal, Riverside Co., 20 A. impd. fruit ranch.
Cal, Pacific Grove bldg lots.
Cal, Calaveras Co. $50 4; farm; 90 A., olives.
Ont, Kingston, fine double res. and lot.
Col. Dumont, house and lot.
Conn. Litchheld Co. 40 a. 4 impts:
Ga, Rome, good res. and lot.
Ill., Polo. desirable res. and lot.
chi iss ssiTa fine Rds Oss
Chicago. good bldg lot, Beilamy's subd'n.
H. Aurora, derirsbe bldg ig,- lot
Mass, plymouth Co. IL A. & impts.
Mich. Bay City, 7e A.. suburban land,
Mich, Sault Ste. Marie. IA bldg lots.
Mich. Ann Arbor mod. res. s lot, Hill St.
Man, M fs Wort fn fse fine bus lots
Mo- Pottawatome Co, 40 A. & impts.
Neb. cherry Co. 1850 A stocked ranch.
Ne1 h f1 lebanon non go good d s ldea lot ar
Atlantic City, mod. cottage, N. Iowa Ave.
\. Y. Oneida Oneida" Co. e A. { impts
N. d.. Richland Co., s0s A. 81 impts.
o. Perry Co. 100 A. impts,
Pa i;Ienside, modern res. & ~ a.
Pa, Johnsonburg, double res. a. lot
Pa; Montgomery Co. u A. impts'
Tenn, Mckenzie res: q A
Utah Ogden. % good bldg lots.
Wash, N Yakima mod: res & y A.
w. Va, Petersburg, fine bldg lots
Wis, Delevan. double store bldg. & lot. .
w NJ OSTRANDER, n. A. BLDG, .PHILA.
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DOUDICAN-Robert Emmett Doudican died st
his home. ZIG Park avenue. OF typhoid fever
and meningitis. Aged tventy-ons xear& fu-
neral Monday. a. m. from ST. Joseph-s church
Friends invited. Burial private.
DICKsON-George A. Dickson died Saturday
morning at ass. Funeral at D. IN Monday.
Funeral private.
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REAL ESTATE-For -Saie-0ne of the best i'm
prove farms in Wayne county Indiana; 20
acres; s62 per acre; immediate Possession ano
half of corn crop. NJ. ARBUCKLE, Lemcke
building -..
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FOUND WIFE DEAD,
Mrs. Carrie Suggs succumbed tn Heart
Disease in Husbands Absence.

Mrs. Carrie Suggs, colored, 226 Lincoln
street. fell dead from heart disease while
attending to her household duties yesterday
afternoon. and her death was not discov-
cred until her husband returned home from
work last night. He called DIR. Johnson,
of the City Dispensary, and implored him
to bring his wife back TO life. The doctor
said the woman had been dead several hours
before his arrival
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