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STATE AUDITOR SUES.
Test Case to Determine About Fees
for Tax Ferrets.

Test Case to Determine About Fees
for Tax Ferrets.
State Auditor Sherrick has filed suit in
the Superior Court against Armin G.
Koehne, treasurer of Marion county, to de-
termine the power of the County Commits
sioners to bind the State to pay its share Of
sequestered taxes
Mr.. Koehne deducted from the State taxes
in making his settlement with the state
treasurer. Mr.. koehne claimed that the
State should pay its part of the fees of the
experts who recently examined the county
books
The suit is friendly one and is merely
to determine whether the County Commis-
sioners have the right to contract against
sns Sss auIs ttcp mau aS ~. oi ,ms
plaint
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REAL EsTATEm -
Ala, Shelby CO., 900 a. and impts.
Cuba. Prov. Puerto Principe. 20 a. fruit land.
CAL CAL Ventura CO., s5i ), a. impd ranch ranch.
Los Angeles, Ivanhoe. good bldg. lot
s san sS and % as ranch
Cal, near Burbank. 80 a. fruit ranch.
Man, Stanley CO.. 3ls a. and impts
Denver, bldg; lots santa Re Add.
Colo. near Delta. 10 a. fruit ranch.
Conn. Waterbury. 2-family res.
Conn. Bridgeport. excellent sr res.
Conn.,. New London CO.. 120 a. and impts.
Fla. Lawtev. 10 r. res. and a; land.
Ga, near Augusta. $50 a. and impts.
Ill, adjoining Inka. 122 a. fruit farm.
H.. bloomington. modern 10 r: res.
ILL., Elgin. res. and lot. Washburn ST.
ILL.,. Normal. finely located lot.
Ind Seffsrsoavi Is,i res and lot Main st.
Ia. Monona CO., 24O a. and impts.
KY. near Ferguson, % a. and impts.
Ky. Lincoln CO., 20 a. and impts.
hsrc Ss e ahd an %p Rvaro
Mich. Newaygo CO., 100 a. and impts.
MSh Mason Mason CO. co. 80 s snsn m lpna
Mimi. Wadena CO.. ESQ a. and impis.
Mimi, Beltrami. l5e a. and impts.
MINI. Polk CO.. 100 a. fine soil
st. Louis. fine res: and lot, Locust st.
No, johnson CO.; 81 a. and impts
N. j.. furnished res. and abt. 2 a.: beautifully
siSa' e. c CT co., eGpd farm. as
n. V, White Plains. bldg. lots.
brooklyn. res. and lot Suffer ay
N. c., Greensboro, -four mill, res. u a. pond
and a. land.
n. c.. Craven CO.. sos a. and impts.
N. D.. Wells CO., $40 a. grain land
n. D.. Bottineau CO.. go a. and impts.
n. d.. Richland CO., lss a and impts
Ohio Troy, modern 10 I. res. and lot
Okla. Dewey CO., fine farm, 40 a.
Ore. Marion CO, is5 a ana impts
Pa, Chester CO., IS a and mpts.
Pa. Lancaster CO., 17I a.. and impts.
Pa, West Folsom. fine bldg lots.
Pa, Blackburn, res. greenhouse. "a O..
s D., Clark CO.. 4S0 a.. and impts.
s. D., Yankton. 10 a fruit land.
Tenn. Coffee CO., 10e a. grain land.
VI. Lake champl all imps island, island. 100 a.
Va, Vienna, country res. and about 2 a.
Va Russell CO.. 500 a. bluegrass land
Wash. Clark 800 a. stock ranch furni-
ture implements and stock
Wis Waushara CO.. PSI a. and impts
Wis. Ashland CO., 200 a. eqpd. farm.
Geni mdse. bus. store bldg. 100 a. farm.
Fisher, N. ID. $1,000 Stock at inventory
equipment and bldgs- Paw Paw. Mich. So 500
Hotel and lot. Lake Orion. Mich. 81. $50
Flour mill. res. tenant houses and 9 a. land
Part or controlling int in est house furnish
iIg bus, Phoenix. Ariz.
Complete blacksmith and wagon shop In pros
porous Iowa town. A.To0.
s-s:ory brick factory bldg. and 2-story frame
bldg, machy and a. Ridgeyiiie, Ind
Merchant tailoring bus stock and fxt. in
Eqpd factory and "a, Hobart. Ind. $4,000
Est. Millinery bus. Grand Junction, Col
Patent impd checker game. 10000
Stock gen. mdse.. Butervie, o. $500. -, r
Meat and grocery bus. end 2-story bldg
Scanlon. Mimi Est, trade. $500.
w. NJ. osTRANpER. N. A. BLDG. PHILA.
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-Arndt's Military Band
March-"Blaze Away. Hoffman
Selection-'Twirly Whirly" ................
................... Stromberg and Francis
Waltz-'Symphia' ................. Hoffman
Marie Cahills's Congo Love Song.
Cole and Johnson
"A Web-foot Promenade "a Lucky
buCh ...,.,........'.....".. w hleHey
Cornet Solo-"Reception Polka" ....... Casey
Ben Schreckengost.
Selection-"When Johnny Comes March
ing Home. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Edwards
A Summer Idyll-'Hiawatha". Moret
March-"In the Sweet By-and-By
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Won Tilzer
Medley Overture-"The Climax" 80. % Hare
Characteristic-'Fairy Tales" 49,. Eilenberg
March-"Prince Henry. .......... Chambers
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BIOodhOunds.
Louisville Courier-Journal.

The bloodhound OF mythology has thus
become COMPOUNDED with the bloodhound of
commerce. The bloodhound of mythology
has more sagacity than all the detectives of
the world done into one. The bloodhound Of
commerce is only a dog with a keen scent,
entirely incapable of performing miracles or
of conducting an inquiry with even ordinary
human intelligence Yet there are still peo-
pie who are willing to regard their own in
ferences from the hounds behavior as sufll-
cient to exclude all reasonable doubt and
serve Is the basis OF a summary and irresu-
lar execution Of a person suspected.
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Martha A. Ferguson filed suit yesterday
against the Indianapolis Traction and Ter
minal Company for damages in the sum of
S1.5Oc. The complaint states that she was
injured on May Is al Washington and Penn
sylvania streets because car from which
she was alighting started before she
reached the ground. She declared that she
received injuries to her head, back and
limbs in addition to internal injuries, and
that her nervous system was shocked
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Fifteen Transfers Made Matter OF
Record Yesterday.

Record Yesterday.
Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. June q. 1903:
Nettie II. Wilson to the Central Trust
Company of Indianapolis. trustee, Lot
90. Horace r. Aliens Highland Place
Mary Haus ct al. to Christian F.
q. Sec 49, TIP Is. II Observation-Disclosures. 1880
George Muller ct ux. to jeremiah Grit
fin, Lot "A. Hervey Bates's sub of
Outlot 90. city Of indianapolis. ........ 100000
Joseph pn,h TassaGf E. u1; to Louisa
Pierce's Meridian Place add............ 2.soO.oo
Walter S. Johnson ct ux. to William c.
Hiland. Lots p and IS and pit of Lots
p and "a. Augusta. ......:...;;..:......-. 10000
Olin Il. Holloway ct ux. to Marietta A.
sub of outiot SO. city of IndanapoIis.. $4,000
Sarah j. Heaton to Charles t. Boyer.
Budd's add 10000
Lena Lane ct al to Joseph ID. Copper
smith. Lots IS and So John Mocks I'd
Fred cline ct ux. to Charles e. Keel,
Lot las. Reagan Park add 5000
lin. Lot 20. Joseph A. Moore's SUBJ. 2.5OoOo
Annie NJ. Stilz TO George A. Stilz, Lots
s. 8. and s. Annie NJ. Stilz's Sd add. 10000
Jennie Morlatt. guardian. TO Robert c.
North indianapolis ~ 1850
Charles T. Boyer ct ux.. to Thomas F.
av add 10000
und u int in Lot 20. Blk 49, North
Indianapolis .::............:. 1880
Josephine EreSsr 70 Poo + Martin IA, Anrim
Johnsons heirs add ..-..-.............. 10000
Transfers, Is; total consideration. 49, 500
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FOR SALE
AT DAYS AURORA TEA STORE

80 West Washington St,
Fourth door west of Statehouse.
New Phone 3126. Old Phone Main SAG.
81 buys 20 lbs best fine granulated sugar.
GOO buys so lbs best brands Of flour.
SOC buys Is bars Lenox soap.
soc buys 10 bars Star soap.
25c buys bars Gloss soap.
Csc buys bars Old Mill soap.
25c buys boxes Whiteline wash powder.
25c buys boxes 9 o'clock washing tea.
25c buys 3 boxes Friends ITS.
25c buys boxes Quaker oats.
25c buys boxes Malta Vita.
10c buys 1 package Lion coffee.
10c buys package Arbucke's coffee.
10c buys can table pesches.
10c buys 1 can large plums.
12Rc buys ] pound kettle-rendered lard
We get butter and eggs direct from farmers
daily. We keep Phoenix brand California
canned fruits.
We accept and deliver telephone orders.
Goods delivered at interurban cars.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


BUSINESS CHANCE-A snap; smelter 10 be
built at once; six thousand Gold Chord Sill
yer Creek stock for sale at cents; no trifefs
FRED E. WONNACOTT. p. o. Box 4S6, Spo-
kane, Wash.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Men of ability capable Of
earning at least 5000 per annum VIII mo IL
to their advantage to investigate the proposition
offered by Michigan corporation owning ana
operating the most complete cereal food plant
in the world; We have places -or several good
men: salary and commissions petd; highest REL
crences given and required. Address SUPER
INTENDENT. Box 4sS5, Battle Creek, Mich
A LITTLE STORY
OF A BIG SUCCESS.
How 500 made 81, 900 In thirty days. Mailed
FREE No horse racing. Oil Wells nor Gold
Mines. F. G. HOGAN CO., Commerce Bidg-'
Chicago, Ill.
BUSINESS CHANCE-For Exchange-General
merchandise stock. recently bought consisting
of ium-priced dress goods. calcoes. percales.
prints, sheeting shifting. muslins, awns dim
tiles. outing flannel and all kinds ~ notions;
ladies' mems and ehildren's furnishing goods,
etc; no fixtures or millinery; lines all well filled
and in nrst-class condition; invoiced at about
Sic. 500; subject to inspection; majority summer
goods; owner in debt; will give good trade for
small amount of cash and some property; Will
assume some opportunity Address sos Han
building, Kansas City, Mo.
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Riverside Park.

-Miller's City Band
March-"Up to Date. Alexander
Overture-"Franz Schubert Suppe
walk-'The Bachelor Maid" st. Clair
Medley Overture-"The Maiden with the
Dreamy Eyes. Boettger
Mazurka-" La Czarine' .............. Came
Baritone Solo-"My Carolina Lady,.
Waltz-"Rosalind" ..................... Gilmore
Selection-"Poor Jonathan" .......... Kerker
TWo-step-'Rag-t time ............ Stone
Fantasia-"The Forge in the Forest.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MichaeliS
Medley Overture-"A Merry-Go-Round
Hymn-"America.
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NOTICE.

NOTICENUp-to-date FURNACES guaranteed %
heat. Tin and galvanized iron workG roll
LYN HAWKINS, Hills Virginia av.. the mar
who never sits on the fencs-
NOTICE-The population Qso0 censux) OF every
town and city an Indiana is given in the Jour-
nals wall map of Indiana on the reverse side d
a map of the world and the United States; sold
solely by the Journal Journal agents and acrt
to any address, postpaid for 50 cents Address
MAP DEPARTMENT.. the Journal. IndianApn-
a. nd
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CLAIRVOYANT.


fANI-Notiee-PROF, MANIEL 10
where he be consulted upon all affairs OF
life He tells your name. age, occupation when
ness love- marriage. divorce. wills. deeds. mort
cages. reunite the separated. a speedy
and happy marriage with the OF your choice
Remember the number. 5zs ~. Capitol Hours.
a. m. 10 p. m. Fee within reach OF all.
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LOST-A small gun metal watch. Return TO
1914 North Alabama st. Reward.
LOsT-SmaIi white poodle dog. Return TO 1916
n. Alabama st. and receive reward
LOST-se5 in bills near entrance Gullford fats:
reward. Return TO ]. F. WEBER, 5t2 Mass. av.
LOST-A bl-ck leather pouch containing IS OF -
in silver liberal reward. Address Box IsS.
the Journal.
LOST-Ciold pearl stickpins between Broadway
and Alabama, on Tenth ST Return sSs n.
Alabama Reward.
LOST-Black silk Jacket between North Indian
apolis and miles northwest OF Canoe Club
house. Phone New e097 Reward
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board
the auditors office in the city of Princeton,
Ind, until 10 o'clock a. m. of the 10Th day of
July, 1908, and not thereafter, for the construc-
ton of five separate roads comprising 19 miles
and 2759 feet of macadamzed roads, petitioned
for by W. b. Bingham ct al, in White River
township. Gibson county, Indiana, in accordance
with the maps, profiles and specifications filed
by the engineer, surveyor and viewers in said
matter and approved by the Board of Commits
In the auditors Office of said county.
Proposals shall be made separately on each
road. Bidders shall specify in their proposals
the time in which they will complete the roads
proposed to be constructed. All proposals must
be accompanied with bond equal to the
amount of the proposal. conditioned required
by law. Maps and prohles may be seen in the
Office of the auditor of said county and copies
of the specifications and blank form of proposals
and bond may be had of s. r. Adams, auditor
Princeton, Ind.
The proceedings for the construction OF said
roads are had under the provisions of an act Of
the General Assembly of the State of Indiana
free gravel stone other macadamized roads
providing for raising funds to pay for the same
and for their maintenance, and providing for
the repeal of other acts touching the same sub
ject matter. and declaring an emergency" an
proved March al, 1891.
The board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
PHILIP MARTIN,
GEORGE w. NEWMAN
Board of Commissioners of Gibson County, Indi-
ana.
Attest: s. r. ADAMS. Auditor Gibson County
Princeton, Ind, June is, 1903.
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ton from this city will go to the Epworth
The annual memorial service of the Union
Veteran Legion will be held at the Third
Christian Church this evening. 1t was an
nounced to have been held last night, but
the date was changed.
The Sunday school of the Evangelical
Church, corner of East and New York
streets, gave a picnic at Spring Lake Park
Thursday. There was a baseball game be-
tween the Blues and Reds, picked teams.
which resulted in victory for the former,
Is TO u.
This afternoon at o'clock a mortgage
burning service will be held at the Bis
marck-avenue Christian Church. Rev. j..
NJ Garfield will be assisted by pastors from
other churches. The church Is located at
Bismarck avenue and Walnut street ana
the debt was $3.50.
This evening at the Central Christian
Church. a special song service will be held,
at which the choir will render several Sc
letcions- Rev. Robert s. Osgood, of the
Mayfiower Congregational Church. will oc-
cupy the pulpit of Rev. A. u. Philputt, who
has gone to Bloomington to make an ad-
dress.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL-Insure with FRANK SAWYER
LOANS-Money on mortgages. c. f. SAYLES
& CO.. l27 East Market street.
EINANCIAJ-Money loaneo on vaiuables; cash
for old gold WARD Il CO.. II N Meridian st
FTNANCIAL-Haye your abstracts OF title pre-
nared by L. N. BROWN. third door Lemcke
Bldg.
EINXNCTAI-s per cent money on Indianapolis
city property. or on city property In any county
seat town. or on farm property anywhere IN lndi:
ana. we use our own funds: delay; partial
payments Cali address c. N. WILLIAMS
Co. $40 z. Market st
FINANCIAI-Money to loan farm mortgages
anywhere Indiana at 8 per ceEt- interest;
NO COMMISSIONS; annual or semi annual In
terest: full or partial payment privileges granted;
large loans a specially; correspondence invited.
CLEMENTS & EVANS. Crawfordsvile. Ind
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REAL ESTATE

East front on Central av.. south OF Fifteenth
st. Substantial brick-veneered house of ten
rooms and bath. furnace. good fues. Trust gas
three CRATES. large reception hall, front and
back stairs five bedrooms, many large and con-
venient closets and pantries. good attic; any
room can be closed up entirely: lot AZ feet from,
by 162 feet deep; ten-foot alley on south and
twenty foot alley in rear. A desirable home in
choice location To close an estate will be sold
at bargain. See
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY,
CT
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N~~>~>~>~>-~~->">>~~>~>~>
wANTED-Boy about seventeen years old. handy
with tools; must be well recommended. Az
dress Box TBS
WANTED-General repair man and presser for
out-of-town tailor shop Call between ana
ton ST.
WANTED-Several persons or good character In
each State for house OF good standing; salary
$50 cash weekly. with expense money advanced
COLONIAL. Caxton building. Chicago
WANTED-Reliable men everywhere to distrib-
ute circulars samples and advertising mater
sood pay; no eanvassing. CO-oPERATlvE AID
TON? Better your present position. IL COM
petent TO fill high-grade business opening ad-
dress BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CO., 81 WASH
ington St, Chicago.
commercial traveller - call merchants and
agents; experience not required; salary, va per
week. with expenses advanced national
SSz Dearborn St, Chicago.
WANTED-Recruits for the United States Ma
rine Corps. abled- bodied men OF good character
between the ages OF II and 80 years. not less tnan
Ieet inches and not over feet men IN
height. of good character and not addicted TO the
OK liquor must be citizens OF the 1bs,r
intention 10 become citizens able TO read ana
write English properly, as well as speak IL NO
important branch of ihs Naval service offers
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO RECRUITS. as
the law PROVIDES for the PROMOTION OF
SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Marines are enlisted
for period of four years. and are generally sta
toned in large cities, and are now serving In
Cuba. Porto Rico, Manila and Guam, and when
sent to sea have fine opportunity to see all
parts Of the world. Pay from $l3 to si4 per
month Clothing. board and medical attendance
MARINE Ma CORPS II OFFICE Room
al Sentinel Bldg, SO So. Illinois st.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs

FOR RENT-Furnished house. north for the
summer rooms; no children. Call 2l7 Ma
jestic.
FOR RENT-Small hotel in best city in gas belt
with without bar. Address JAMES BOYCE
nd
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SUNDAY BAND CONCERTS.
Military Park.

Mayors Military Band
March-"American Sailor. Conterno
Three Little Maids ............... Haines
Overture-"Welcome" .................. Catlin
Lemon Blossoms ............... SEVERN
Russian Mazurka". Observation-Disclosures. Cane
Selection-"An American Beauty. Boyer
Dreamy Eyes. ...................... Lampe
'Eiawatha" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lampe
Overture-'Herald Square Echoes" Boyer
Waltz-"On q Moonlight Winter Night"
Medey-"Zulu Babe" Observation-Disclosures. Line
March-"With Sword and Lance" Stark
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STORAGE.


STORAGE-Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co:
house and safe movers; heavy hauling or all
kinds Els 5. Delaware st. Telephone 2s25.
STORAGE The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio st. and Union
tracks: only hrst-cass storage solicited. Grating
and packing. Phones 72o.
sTORAGE-INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANS
FER CO., 1900 square feet OF space; Are
nroof electric elevators; Office, 2Ss Z. Washing
ton St. cheapest place in the city. 10th Phones
POPS LEW SHANK.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

The State Board Of Schoobook Commissioners
OF Indiana will receive sealed proposals the
following book said proposals TO be opened at
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 8, 1903: For a School
Reading Primer. price (10) cents. Said
primer TO precede the readers now authorized by
law to be adopted by said board.
f. A. COTTON
State Supt OF Pub. ms, President.
w. w. PARSONS,
Pres. Ind. State Normal. Secretary.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. 966 Mass. ay.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 2ss N Alabama.
FOR RENT-FurnIshed parlor; modern. l22 Z.
New York.
FOR RENT-Furnshed front room. down stairs,
with bath. e2S n. Illinois.
FOR RENT-Finely furnished rooms Sos n.
New Jersey. The Schendeii.
FOR RENT-Lsrge, front room, first floor; also
other rooms. All f. N York.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms bath; phone:
private family. 3l6 L. st. Clair.
FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms, modern;
gentlemen only. s2l n. Illinois ST
FOR RENT-Newly furnished front room; cheap;
modern conyeniences. 81 West Vermont.
FOR RENT-Rooms. modern. board: references
exchanged. s0s N Illinois, two doors north
Charlemont
FOR RENT-Suite of seven rooms in Arundel
Flats, SCI North Delaware. third floor, north
side. Large rooms, splendid light and air, SOFT
water viii give lease. G. n. WILLIAMS *
CO., 10 East Market street.
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FOR sALE-The latest map of Indiana and the
1900 census; prepared especially for the Journal
by George +. Cram, the famous map publisher:
size. 30xi6 inches. on strong map paper; tin rods
at top and bottom; embracing handsome five
color map OF Indiana side. corrected to
date showing all railroads, all new postofices.
counties in colors. railroad stations and all nat.
census and alphabetically arranged list OF towns,
etc.; the other side contains five-color map OF
the world and the United States; so cents, post
paid. Inquire OF any agent of the Journal
address MAP DEPARTMENT, the Journal, In
diana polls, Ind.
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PRINTING-Our nne samples of printing will
please you: cut-rate printing. s2s y. Wash ct
Phone e7ez Red.
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NOTICE
sHELLs-cURIos.

For the next thirty days we will make special
prices all OF stock. consisting OF she1ls
from all parts Of the world. also many curios
before shown in this city. consisting OF
the largest and finest clam shells and the climb
ing crabs 213 Massachusetts, av.
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VITAL STATIsTICS-JUNE 81.
Marriage License.

Emmett B. Hysel and Lavinia May stephens
Austin A. Sims and Susie Shoptaag
Claude Jacks and Maude Cline.
Dudley ID. Langton and Hudah Rae LanEto1-
Everett Massey and Loe McCord-
John A. Harding and Rebecca kaugh-
i William X. Adams and Luetta Edwards
John Gibson and Mamie b. Smith
Frank ID. Moore and Jessie Aeooer-
Perry owens and Grace Dwinell.
Tory II. Landlord and Mary IL. Pickett.
William u. Van Leer and Bertha L Stevenso1-
Bert Mitchell and Maude Holland
Jesse CASHIER and Tressie Dunlap.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

Baptist.
FIRST GERMAN BAPTIST CHCRCH-South-
east corner OF Singleton and Iowa streets. ~
NJ. Won Miller pastor. Sunday school, s:l5 a. m.
preach on Admitted and Exciuded p.
b. u. at $50 p. m. AZ the evening service. at
1870. the pastor viii preach on Thomas. the
Honest Sceptic." Miss Dora Smith will sing
two special solos. The Sunday school will hold
the annual picnic at Garfield Park Wednesday,
July l.
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CHINESE NOVELTIES

Fverything in the line OF Chinese and Japsnere
novelties, Chinese and japanese ware. 5eweIry
fine silks, the best Of imported teas and rice
q new selection just arrived We will be pleased
20 have you call and look these ever.
QU0NG LEE & co.
Dela
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Copy letters home; a2. so paid week
": send stamped envelope. sample letter Eu-
REKA CO., 70 Duane st. New York
WANTED-Lady to travel and collect In 1ndi-
ana; salary SIS per week and expenses; refer
ences; only willing worker need apply; send
self-addressed envelope. ADVERTISING b.
REAU, 80 Dearborn St. Chicago.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A store or part Of store. centrally
located, suitable for high-class ladies' trade.
Address $50, Journal.
WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen-New begin
ners wishing to learn good frst-class dancing
and get good start. call PROF RAYNO,
go West Ohio ST., Indianapolis. Phone 1874
brown.