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with cooking. sewing, weaving and spin,
ming schools. One OF these girls quarreleu
with her family TO get TO Berea- The pa
rents wished TO establish her in luxury
as the wife Of a ciyil-war veteran with q
pension of s. a month. but the girl would
not marry him. AS she put 1t: When l
couldn't get shet OF him with no -milder
speech. I told him I'd see him In the middle
of hell before I'd marry him" Then she
went TO Berea, and now she can earn more
than IS a month. Another girl created an
equally strenuous family crisis on her re.
turn from college. Like the daughters or
plain and simple people everywhere. she
imbibed fine notions of living during her
college course. She came to regard occa-
sional changes of clothing as essential 10
civilization. Her father did not share her
new-fangled notion. but the girl stood over
him, revolver in hand, until he yielded up
his long-worn shirt TO the washtub. These
BOYS and girls come from the feud country.
One boy disappeared from the college for
several days, and his excuse was that he
had been to the Count Court to the trial
Of a ''shootin' case The professor insisted
that his attendance at that ceremony was
not needed. "Oh, yes, II was. L was the
man they had been shootin' at"
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RrAI, 500; College ay.. near Twen-
fv-f0urth ST; an elegant, two-story, ten-room.
thoroughly modern dwelling, with hve bedrooms;
also uaruuetry floors on most OF the rooms.
don't fail TO see this property IL YOU are look
ne so- something nice; cheap. JOHN WOCHER
a BRO.. q y. Pennsylvania
FOR SALE-Pastur land; well set In bluegrass;
leo acres, 10 acres, 80 acres, $40 acres, 400
acres; also grain farms: general purpose ana
stock farms; farms all sizes and kinds; timber
and timber LANDS; also frst-class boarding ana
-oomlng house, .his city, we'll located and doing
good business. Bargains IN residence property
- per cent. up on investment. J. G. BALM,
MaTtinsvilIe. Ind.
REAL ESTATE-For sale: Beautiful corner
property on Broadway; strictly modern; twelve
rooms. beautiful bath. separate closet four ce-
mented cellars. attic complete, good barn. large
lot; this property must be seen to appreciate II;
clear Of all REMEMBRANCE; price II 10000; Will trade
this property for fine farm worth from Slo,On TO
$50, 600; put in other clear property and cash diI-
ference: farm must be close to Indianapolis. Is.
+. CLINE. owner. 124 f. Market 81. -
REAL ESTATE-For sale: Pasture land. we'll
set in bluegrass; 100 acres, 100 acres, 40 a, 5sv
a.. $50 a; also grain farms, general purpose ard
stock farms; farms, all sizes and kinds; timber
and timber lands. Also,
First-clasS boarding and rooming house. this
city. well located and doing good business.
Bargains in residence property, 10 per cent.
up on investment.
- j. G.. Balm, Martinsville, Ind.
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Totals .........7.4sO So. 16s. 26s


An analysis or the accompanying taDle
shows that of the twenty-three cities six
teen show gains varying from Z to 23 per
cent, while losses in seven cities vary from
.0O4 TO 81 per cent. 1t is significant that
the principal losses are in the large cities,
Philadelphia .004. St. Louis 81, Cincinnati
81. Seattle IS, and Minneapolis 3 per cent.
Building operations IN New York city have
been greatly curtailed on account of serious
labor troubles, and at this time there is no
certainty as to when operations will be re-
Sumed. The decrease in Chicago can be
attributed TO labor troubles in other lines
than in building trades, and also the en-
fOrcement of the tenement-hOuse law, which
has seriously interfered with the operations
of speculative builders. In St. Louis the
great detriment has been the high prices
of building material and wages-no higher,
however, than elsewhere, but accentuated
in that city by the lack Of enterprise on
also interfered with operations in Cincin-
natl. 1t is interesting to note the long list
of cities which show increases. including
Buffalo at 20 per cent, Denver 1S0, Mllwau-
kee 1G0, Washington IS, Cleveland "a. In
d~ianapOlis 81, Atlanta 81, PittsDurg 30, San
Francisco As, Brooklyn AZ. Nemphis %, New
Orleans 80, Los Angeles -, st. Paul 10, AL
legheny 9. crd Detroit Z per cent
The sumTuer months, however, are be-
tween seasons. and it is not TO be expected
that operations VIII be upon as extensive
a scale as they are in the spring months OF
in the fall. 1t is too late to begin building
Tor spring. Building operations have 81
Tar this year established a high level. anC
il is believed {. { it will be maintained
throughout the Y ar"
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REA ESTATE
Cal. Monterey. furnished cottage and lot.
Can. Ont. Gananoque' modern le-r' res.
Colo, Welt Co.. l6O A: and impts.
Colo, Garfield Co, 100 A: and impts.
Fla, near Tallahassee, 60 A. and impts.
Fla r nSssmecla Co. o2 Els "a timber eaq l a%e's.
Ill, Galesburg. fine residence and lot.
Chicago. bldg. lot, G. Campbell's sub-div.
III; Fox Lake AK q A. As,I Lake front mt Property.
Ind, Worthington. Ar. res. and l A.
Kans.. Cowley Co. 1sS A: and impts.
Mass Mass. N MsstpDsi 2 fine residences and lots.
Mass, Brockton. 8 houses. 3 stores, 2 stables
and lot. Main Mar1oS st: summer nnn aGc ao@e and 3 acres.
Mass, Worcester Co., fine us A. farm.
Mass. E SsdasSion. ism%ns fss, sna and z 4 I A.
Mich, Montcalm Co.. so A. farm; good mari
deposits: -.
Mich, Durand. GO A. I.room house; -.
Mich. Washtenaw Co. 100 A. and impts.
\. H. Stafford Co, e1 20 "a fsr, and inpts'
N. j., Glen Ridge. modern 10-room residence.
n. Y. Saratoga Co.. LOG A. apd impts.
:. Y Y. Z. l., near Port JefTeTson, 10 4. wood.
N. Y, St. Lawrence River. 80 A. impd. island.
B BEoSklyn T Csi d s 5 and and : lot lots Pu Sasa st. Ave.
n. Y, adjoining Middletown: 100 A. and irnpts.
y. Y, Yonksrs AR mo res; W VIndn, eo',s Ave.
n. Y. near Saratoga Springs. l25 A. and impts.
Ohio, Canton, store, dwelling and lot
Toledo. large lot and barn, 18th ST.
Okla, Sayre, 9-room residence and lot.
pa. Swarthrnore, fine suburban res
pa. Portland. weli-located house and lot.
Pa. Esplen, near Pittsburg. Groom res.
pa. LAckawanna Co. 80 \. and impts.
Pa. s. Connellsville, 2 double houses.
s. D., Sphinx Co, $50 A. and impts.
s. D., Lawrence Co., IL A. valuable gold land.
Tenn. Chattanooga, 30 A. suburban land.
Tex. Pearsall. well-iocated store bldg.
Wash, Olympia, res; 10 A.; s A. orchard.
Wash, Ferry Co.. homestead rights and impts.
". NJ. osTRANDER. n. A. BLDG, PHILA.
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THE INTELLIGENT MULE.
He Is Pretty Certain About the Time
of Day.
New Orleans Times-Democrat.

new orleans I1meS-DemOcraC.
The plantation mule has a curiousapd in
teresting way of calling out the time of
day" said a man from Mississippi, land
with men who have spent any considerable
length of time on a big plantation in any
section of this country south of Mason and
DiXon's line / suppose the observation is
very common Mules are wonderfully saga
cious and ouick-witted in some respects.
They are particularly apt in learning things
which have to do with bodily comfort, such
things, for instance, as relate TO feed time,
watering time and so forth. But the par
ticular thing | had in mind was the habit
OF mules along about turning in time at
the noon hour, and in the evening. They
have a way of telling the time. and where
more than one mule is 10 be found IN the
field they have a way of calling out to each
other. They bray at each other. One Curl
Gus fact in connection with the habit Is
that they are never behind time with their
braying. At the noon hour they never wait
until the time comes for the dinner horn TO
sound. They call out to each other and in a
short while you will be certain to hear the
horn blow. AS a rule they are only a few
which shows how accurately they reason
with respect TO the time of the day. This
habit furnishes a part of the music OF the
big plantation and IL may be said that the
mule is the leader of the farm orchestra,
for the negroes invariably follow the first
call of the mule with a halloo peculiar 10 the
negro farm hand, and the sound is taken up
again and again until every mule and every
negro on the place has joined in the strange
orchestration. You can imagine what this
means on a plantation containing thousands
of acres and where many mules and many
negroes are scattered over a vast cultivated
plateau. 1t is an inspiring sort of thing tO
the man not familiar with plantation life,
but a man long accustomed to 1T becomes
dead to the sounds and scarcely notices
them. The point / had In mind. however
was the shrewdness, and good sound sense
of the mule with respect TO matters imme-
diately concerning his welfare and comfort
IIo / n wander in some fpSDPCtS and Is no
to be Judged by the dizziness of his appear.
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A LITTLE STORY

A LITTLE STORY
OF A BIG UCCESS
How 500 made $1,000 in Thirty Days. Mailed
FREE. No horse racing, Oil Wells nor Gold
Mines. f. G. & CO., Commerce Bldg,
Chicago, III.
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Plain Writing.
Philadelphia Telegraph.

philadelphia Telegraph.
The publication office OF the Dispatch, an
esteemed of WinsIow. Pike
county. Indiana, was maliciously set on
fire a few nights ago. The incendiaries,
representing a lawless element. angered by
a successful legal light against the towns
saloons, az the same time attempted to
burn several other houses. The feeling in
Winslow is expressed by the following edi-
t0rial utterance of the Dispatch:
a little more evidence and n necktie
party will be held and a telephone pole will
bear a disgraceful decoration. 1T has been
threatened that this paper would be de-
stroyed and we make this kind of n prom
Use. that when it Is the parties who have
made the threats will attend a third rate
funeral and be the chief attraction thereat.'
Our comment Is not upon the morality OF
this ~utterance. but upon its literary char
acter. The vi9or of Indiana's literature
exhibit the giories OF style that dispor'
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Did the Right Thing.

Philadelphia Press.
Indiana, it's public authorities and the
National Guard of the State have done a
public service by shooting down seven riot
ers engaged in the assault on the jail at
Evansville. in which negroes were confined:
The men killed were criminals. They had
forfeited every right to sufferance by join
ing and leading the mob. Governor Durbin,
of Indiana, instead of waiting and risk1ng
wholesale breach of law, ordered out the
National Guard. It's officers and men did
their duty as citizens. The lesson we~ need
ed. Without law and the enforcement of
wv anarchy is near. The first duty or
men guarding prisoners Is to protect them,
and respect of law is cheaply purchased
by the salutary death of rioters who seek
to violate. law. Indiana and Evansville can
be respected by good citizens and honor
able men.
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FOR ALE-MIsCELLANEOUs


FOR sALE-Thoroughbred water spaniel pups.
s26 Chestnut st.
Folk SALE-Good mare. with harness and de-
livery wagon 2s Harris av.
FOR rent: Invalid and reclining
chairs. w. d. ALLISON CO., sos n. Alabama.
FOR sALE-Hardware. stove ana stove repairs
OF all kinds; also nails and wire. LEE HARD
WARE Co.. Sixteenth and Illinois sts.
FOR SALE-One Is h. p. engine. one 40 h. p:
boiler. two pumps, 25O-volt generator and
switchboard. J. b. EyENS. Cloverdale. Ind.
FOR SALE
Typewriters. all makes, IS up.
Machines rented, $3.50 per month.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 80 Monument pL
FOR SALE-Typewriters: Light kunning Fol-"
and other leading makes: rentals. $zS0 Per
month. G.. NJ. Gen. Agt-, 2o9-zo
Law building. New Phone 1873
FOR SALE-The latest map or Indiana and the
1900 census; prepared especially for the Journal
By George f. Cram. the famous map publisher;
size. 30x46 inches, on strong map paper; tin rods
ct top and bottom: embracing a handsome fve-
date. showing all railroads. all new postonices.
counties In colors, railroad stations and all nat
usal features; a marginal index showing 1900
census and alphabetically arranged list or towns:
ETC.; the other side contains a hve-color map OF
the world and the United States; 90 cents. post
paid. Inquire of any agent OF the Journal or
address MAP DEPARTMENT., the Journal, In
dianapolis. Ind.
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A. ]. MEYER & co.
IA EAST MARKET STREET.

PECIA OFFERS
cal: San pieso co. e. Is 3: and I%Dts.
Fla. f Dc Soto TO, GO. ia i an a. fruit I1Hs' farm.
Fla, Lee co., LIZ a. and impts.
Fla. Orange co.. 20 a., impts.. orange grove.
Ind. Miami CO.. 10 a. and impts.
Mo-, Sullivan co.. 12O a. coal and farm land.
No; Marshall: s room residence and lot:
\. T., Harness Hfi1esyf Fails sgt 2 furnished ii sft cottages ys
N. Y. West Nyack. 80 a. improved farm: 1
nG y, r. ito% Columbia Il h' co., leo a. and impts.
n; D.. Barnes CO., farms embracing 2s a.
Va Smyth CO., 80 a. and impts..
Wis. Vernon CO.. go a; and impts.
Laundry business and machinery, Dayton, o.
Millinery business, Ann ArboT Mich.
Est. drug business. Kansas cry NO.
sanitarium and lot in good Tenn. city.
Millinery business. Montoursville. Williams
Wanted-Active partner with SIS. 200 in shirt
mfg. company. Auburn. Maine.
w. NJ. OSTRANDER. N. a. BLDG, PHILA.
sEcGKIEY TRUST COMPANY.
Warehouse property; large lot on West Mary
TRUST
las East Market Street.
275 feet front on N. Meridian ST., across the
creek, is offered at a bargain.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
14S East Market Street.
First-class downtown business property; a very
desirable and safe investment. Cali for %particu-
'AfS TRUST COMPANY.
las East Market Street.
Desirable residence property on College ave-
l0-room modern dwelling. lot 6sx17o, south of
Fifteenth St, is offered at a bargain.
TRUST
las East Market Street.
| Capitol-ave. lots near Thirty-ffth St; cement
| walks and curb: lots 4Ox132. $500 cash. balance on
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
| las East Market Street.
Very desirable warehouse or factory property
downtown, near freight depots; lot 91x202; large
factory building. sheds. etc; track privilege. This
centrally located property is offered at a bargain.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
AS East Market Street.
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BUILDING
A Gain of Fifty-Seven Per Cent. Noted
I'm indianapolis.

Construction News, OF Chicago. in its issue
of July II, contains the following statistics
of twenty-three leading cities:
Building for June in twenty-three Of the
principal cities of the country shows a loss
OF 10 per cent. as compared with the cor
responding month a year ago. According TO
special reports to Construction News, pei
mits were granted during the month JUS
closed for the construction OF 400 buildings,
involving a cost of So, LOO, 26S, against 6,559
buildings, aggregating $50, $50. $50 in cost for
crease OF Isl buildings and a decrease OF
s., 1l9. H.. The figures in detail for the month
are &C follows.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Up-to-date guaranteed 10
heat. Tin and galvanized iron works RO--
LYN u4-ll6 Virginia ay.. the man
who never sits on the fence.
NOTICE-Plymouth Church has bought the prop
erty of the Adventists. on Central av., which
consists Of a fine lot. with $50 feet frontage on
Central av. by 200 feet in depth and on which
there Is a 14-room dwelling, besides the church
building. This was purchased for $1,000.
NOTICE-To investors: The most wonderful in
vention of the age. "Photoscope." an automatic
photograph machine; a nickel in the slot gets
your picture, neatly framed. in one minute; the
most popular and greatest money-making ma
chine on earth; Indiana state lights for sale:
For particulars and see machine call Grand
Hotel. GEORGE s. THROOP, Indianapolis.
Automatic Photoscope Company, Chicago.
NOTICE.
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themselves I'm the work Of Mr. Tark;npton
nor the ingenuity of invention which char
acterlzes that of Mr.. McCutcheon. nor the
nnunihor which scintil1ates In that of MIR.
lNiey, nor the verbal elegance, the rhet-
oTIcai distinction. which graces the Gull
.ured productions of Mr.. AIDE; 1t is not our
contention that II Is highly original. lumi-
thought. Though elevating I'm purpose. its
ethlcai tone Is not high. But II is q model
OF plain writing. The idea is clear.
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AT DAYS AURORA TEA STORE

80 West Washington ST..
Fourth door west of Statehouse..
New Phone 3l26. Old Phone, Main $40.
81 buys 90 lbs best fine granulated sugar.
CSC buys 80 lbs best brands of -four.
6Oc buys 10 bars Lenox soap.
SOC buys Is bars Star soap.
Csc buys s bars Gloss soap.
Zoe buys s bars Old Mill soap.
2c buys s boxes Whiteline wash powder.
z5c buys 8 boxes 8 O'Clock washing tea.
2oc buys 3 boxes Friends oats.
25c buys 6 boxes Quaker oats.
Csc buys 2 boxes Malta Vita.
l0c buys l package Lion coffee.
Ice buys l package Arbuckle's coffee.
lOc buys ! can table peaches.
LOG buys ! can large plums.
12lac buys ] 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-AGENTS.

wANTED-Agents make 500 per cent. profit SELL
ing Novelty Sign Cards. merchants buy 10 TO
100 On sight: 500 varieties: samples free SULLl-
VAN co, 1l3s Maplevood av.. Chicago, III.
WANTED-Agents; 1900 different novelties for
summer resores. street fairs. carnivals. ceie-
catalogue free. MILLER, l34 Park Row. New
York.
WANTED-ARE YOU A WE
the World. containing maps of every State. Ter
ritory and country on the globe; 1900 census;
concise, convenient and correct; large value.
BUSINESS; new plan of work; don't delay; write
to-day; sample atlas and agents outfit sent,
prepaid, for IS cents. RAND. & CO..
Chicago, Ill.
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young men IN Grating depart
meDt. PARRY MFG. co.
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building Permits.

George r Sullivan, 2s3 East Washington street,
repairs and addiu0sr g. 7S3.
George D. Cassidy, e23 Parkway avenue. shed,
81.
L. o. thinner. $40 Fletcher avenue. repairs,
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PALMISTS.

PALMIST-Eminent pa list and medium at
tracing attention. ASDAM MONIEITh m
vites all who are seeking 10 penetrate mysteries
Of the future and all who are IN doubt aud uou-
he 10 call and consult her freely. Her Work
speaks for itself. she asks 10 questions, but
tells You plainly all your desires. hopes ana
fears, then guides you Alright by her wise coun-
sci and advice. that come from a higher source
than human agency. True clairvoyancy Is q
natural gift but few moitals possess: the PROOF
OF this power lies ia the tests demonstrated by
AONTElIH daily. Business ADVICE a
special feature, confidential and sacred. Hours,
. a. m to 10 y. m. Residence. sos +. Ohio 81.
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REAL 1s5 acres; 5 miles south
of this city. at SIS per acre. HENRY III. FAY,
Room II Union Trust building.
REAL E~STATE-Fof sale: Farms In the rich
est farming and fruit districts OF Michigan.
surrounding the finest residence city in the mid
dle West: send for descriptive list. ID. III.
Kalamazoo. Mich.
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FLORISTS
BERTERMANN BROS,
New No. 2l Mass. av-. rs ~. Del. St Tel. $50.
PATENT ATTORNEY-T. r. BELL. .mechan-
lea. engineer. patent attorney. In above ca
paclty DO not claim exceptional facilities, ex-
cspt those guaranteed by thorough knowiecge
OF patent practice. technical training. honesty
and care. beyond which no special advantages
exist. 50 ingalls, Bldg.
sale AND LIVERY STABLES
HORAC WOOD. Carriages. Traps, Buck
boards. etcD 3 Circle. Tel. iW..
THE FOUNDRY, 10-is E Mary
Ing.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co.
house and safe movers: heavy hauling of ali
kinds. Els S. Delaware ST. Telephone 2as5.
STORAGE - The Union Transfer and Storeg e
Company, corner East Ohio st. and Union
tracks; only first -class storage solicited. Grating
and packing. Phones 40.
sTORAGE-INDIANA TORAG AND TRANS
FER 20. -27, coo square feet OF space; Are
nroof. electric elevators: office, 33e z. Washing
ton ST.; cheapest place IN the city. 10th Phones
20S. LEW SHANK :.
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FINANCIAL
PRIVATE DAN
MADE ON NEW PLAN.
ANY amount from s. up loaned
on furniture. pianos. forses, wagons,
etc without removal and the same
day Won ask for ii. No delay.
Our rates are the lowest in the city.
PAYMENTS arranged to suit you.
Viii accept ali or any part OF loan
at any time, if desired, for payments.
voyy err FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR.
No XXI OUT IN ADVANCE.
Remember we make no inquiries
Of your reighbors and friends,
nor do we publish your transaction.
our treatment is always courteous
and liberal. II costs
Won nothing to get our rates.
Positively no charge unless loan is made.
PRIVATE OFFICES.
All business strictly confidential
THE INDIANAPOLIS
I'm LOAN
All Prone 541. Room 10. 17 f. Market st.
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SALES Of real ESTATE.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office OF Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m. July l. 1903:
John Hauck ct ux. 20 John y. Ross. Lot
Tark 100000
Lou IS. Douglass PARK add........... 100000
Auditor OF Marion county TO James 3.
Cruise. Lots J. :. 3 and 4, Webb's sub.
Bik Is. etc. Hanway 81 Hanna's oak
FREQ cline ct ux. to William E. Ayres.
Lot l5l. Reagan Park add....-...... 5000
Spellman. pit OF Lots I9 and I5O, VIII
liam II. Morrison's Sd add.....-...... 100000
Mar a Whittier ct al TO Lucius M
bott's revised add .....~~~~-..... 100000
Joel 7. Elliott ct ux. to Margaret G..
Gunder. ind 4 of Lot 81, Armstrong;
Keystone Park add ..........-.... 5000
Bradner L. Harris to Ida NJ. Rhodes.
Lot l41. Tilford * Thrasher's add, Irv-
Herscheu Talbot ct ux. 10 Hester A.
Talbot. Lot ~. Armstrong; Keystone
Anna c. K. Williams ct al. to Charles
Blk y. Holiness West End add. 100000
Anna jackson 10 Meridian Lodge. No.
So, l. o. O. T., Lot 119. Marion Park
dud 4o0.OQ
John W station ct ux. to Mary N.
rratt,s LIST West side add.-.-.~ 10000
Edward Talbot ct TX. TO Herschen Tai
Bot, Lot A. Armstrong; Keystone
George L. Sullivan ct ux. to Flora S.
WulschneI. und int in pt OF Lot s.
Outlot III. city OF indianapolis, st.
Glars sub ...~.~..--~.~.~....... 10000
Martin BT2ndlein ct ux, to Ezra NJ.
L: NJ. Martin ct ux, to Martin Brand
Ieln. Lot e. Kenwoed Park add. 10000
Flora WulschEer TO George r.. Sullivan,
ind int in IT Of Lot &. Outlet 171.
Henry c. Kellogg TO Henry Themes. Lot
i20. kenwosd Park add .....""........ 10000
Transfers. IS: total consideration SIS. on &c
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VITAL srAT1sT1cs-JuLY IL.


r. L. and Anna Gallagher, 1871 Yandes, twin
boys.
Frank and - Ronner. 31sak virginia. boy.
Henry and Mary Chu-c5man, l1S Talbot ooy.
first. girl.
c. A. and Mary SmalIey. 1915 Ashland girl
John and Virginia shaw. go Concord. boy.
Fred and Hannah Christian. Georgetown read.
W. II. and Ella Miller. 2z2o East Tenth. twin
girls.
Charles and Grace Greve. $50 Broadway, girl
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE0C. W. Aecurdy. real estate
and general auetioneer. No. N West Wash.
fukton-