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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

Mr. Alfred c. Reynolds, a leading bust
ness man of st. Louis, who some months
ago was member of a 81. Louis delega-
ton of business men who visited the city.
reached Wichita last evening accompanied
by his brother, Joe Diamond" They
viii spend some days in the city looking
aIrer hnsinesS matters
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

w r. Parsons, of Topeka, spent yester-
day in the city. He was looking after the
interests of the state association of archi-
tects and reported yesterday that the
meeting to convene Monday next is sure
TO be a ''howling success"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

The special Easter exercises at the Bap
fist Sunday school on next Sabbath after
noon Will be unusually interesting. \
program has been carefully prepared CON
sisting Of singing and other exercises to
which all are cordially invited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

\ passenger on the Missouri Pacific
train which reached the city yesterday
evening from the east, reports that a bell
cord fixture fell few miles west Of Fort
Scott and struck Thomas Wharton on the
sidesof the head, infiicting an ugly wound.
lie threatened to make an application in
earnest for damages from the company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

The contract that was awarded to Null
vane & Kepley last week for paving alleys
at S263 per yard was signed by the mayor
last night, after cutting the price down to
S245, thereby saving to the property own
ers the sum of 81 800
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

Joseph Cook will give a prelude at his
lecture tonight as he does at his renowned
Boston Monday lecture. The thinking
people of Wichita viii be there
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

The Ministerial association will meet on
Monday morningat the First Presbyterian
church. Subject Of discussion, How to
Use a minister's library" leader Rev.
Marsh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Stackman died yesterday morning The
burial will take place from the residence
On Riverside at o'clock p. m. today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

Dr. Purdy writes from Chicago that he
expects to remain there for several months
and viii take a special course on the eye,
ear and in surgery at the Post graduate
school
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

Has never been more prevalent or more proS.rat-
ing than now. The winter has been mild and
heathfuI influenza epidemic and fe7ers have visited
nearly all our homes leaving about every body in
weak. tired-out. langlid condition. The usefulness
OF Hoods Sarssparilla Is thus made greater than
ever for IT is absolutely uneqgaled as a building-up
strengthening medicine. Try it and you Will
realize recuperative powers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05
KNIlHT TENIPI.AKRALI.

Tickets forthe above may be obtained
from r. Allei Hail, ieweler, and at Het-
finger Bros. drug store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

The fourth term of Lewis academy viii
open on Monday next. All pupils who
wish to enter viii please report promptly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

The base ball teams of the Garfield uni
versity and of the High school cross bats
this afternoon at the University grounds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At meeting of the stockholders OF the
Wichita Soap Manufacturing company
held in their officers the following
gentlemen were elected directors for
one year: y. A English. Amos Houck,
c. Kauth, W. c. Petrie J. o. Davidson,
VI. Kauth and Henry SchwaiJer. Mr.. C.
hauth was elected president. y. 4. Eng
Hsh. vice PRESIDENT 0. Davidson. treas
urer: W. c. Petrie. secretary. 4. kauth
was appointed manager tn filled vacancy
caused by the resignation Of b :. Horri-
gan. This company viii employ more help
in the future and keep increasing is bust
ness and pushing out into new territory.
The clearings for yesterday amounted TO
sl27. S743a against Sis. 91.0c the same day
one year ago. For the week they figure
up $50. Ct2S Is against S5I4.sS3.6o, the cor
responding week last year. showing an
increase OF. 5s per cent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

What vast amount OF pain and suffering would
be avOieed If the above Word 10 the Wise
was Needed in time by every body. The most serious
ailments are at first slight and II given proper AT
tention might be cured and life prolonged This
spring you will need a good me,iicius 10 sieanse
your system and Hoods Sarsaparilla Is lust the
thing for YOU 10 take.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05
FARMERS, ATTENTION.
A BARG GAIN /!

A beautiful farm 60 the hammer county
~ -e3gTick. kHusas 90 acre- In q Hoild
square. uegN tyvo-sfcrs f0use new barn.
large asrauarie=. orchard shade trees urTrr
failing stream Uf running eHtrr. twelve
fest wide through fHe farm go a-rfs
fenced ia pasture -55 arrfs iu ruitlVaflGfi.
FINE level black. -sndy laau. a. pretty rs
= gsrteu oaiv one and Is half rriie freru
station $1,000 CASH balance iu hYr. frsi
and fifteen years ~ p per cent AFrychsap
Owner AF.e eat aHd must aHll Write
about t. Also otteg farm and city prop
erty.
". D. MCCORMICK.
dl0s-lu Firsbouzh Block, wichita Kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

The rear OF the central or main store Is
devoted To the millinery department which
was beautifully decorated with flower
festo0n,. draperies and everything thai
could oe thought Of 70 make the placs
attractive. Beautiful hats q domestic
make and imported were tastefally dis
PLAYED end everything IN the department
was exhibited 20 that II might ~ seen 70
advantage. The trimmings, feather and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Hoods Sarsaparilla has renewed my grip. am 6
years Of age and All run down and discouraged
] have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and on looking
myself over find that l much better, in fact
quite a chap OF course the medicine viii not dis
my years but IL comes nearer 10 IL than any
thing else" CEAs B. LONG. Shrewsbury, Mass.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

Your bleed msy he fuI o. Impurities. bur Hoesi's
SaEsaparila VIII thoroughly cleanse. carirh aa.I
vitalt1c p The most severe ca~s- 81 Srufua slft
rhcum. boils plmple,n fact an affections ari-fr-
from impure bl0oi. Weld Go lloo,i >sr@tuarHia Ir
also cures dyspepsia. uiliousues-. sick haadash-
kidney and liver complaints, shlrpcus tsc appetite.
and builds up the whole system
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05
That Tired Feeling

The marked benefit which people In run down o.
weakened state o. health derive from HOODS Sat.
srparlla conClusively proves the elatm that shss
medicine makes the weak strong 90 does NOT a.
Ike stiiHuiant, iuparting a temporary feeling q
strength from which there must follow a reaction
OF greater weakness than before. but possessing,
just those elements which the yste Graves for aud
readily scze=,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05
BOSTON STORE OPENING.
A Grand Spring Opening Attended by Thousands
OF People--A Magnificent Display of Goods
Elaborate and Beautiful Designs--A Full
Line ArtisticaIly Exhibited

On yesterday evening occurred an event
| creating some stir in merchandising cir
| cles and attracting vast crowds of specta-
| tors who were well rewarded for coming
out. The ladies were in the majority in
all probability being most interested
From to 8 the sidewalk was blockaded
with people waiting for the opening hour
which was at s o'clock. During this time
the crowd amused themselves by studying
the show windows which were trimmed
with more than usual care.
When the time arrived the doors were
thrown open and beautiful and interest
ing sight greeted the visitors. 1t took sew
eral hours to so through the
entire establishment and then many
things of interest would be overlooked
1t was near midnight before the assem-
bly, of people began 10 diminish and all
were ready TO make some fattering COM
ment on the display.
Shaw's orchestra were located in the of
fee behind handsome lace curtains and
discoursed sweet music during the entire
evening. In the rear of the wholesale de-
partment, seated behind a semi-circle of
natural flowers, the Wichita Juvenile
brass band contributed some excellent
music much TO the ediications of the
visitors.
Every department Of the mammoth
establishment was profusely ornamented
with beautiful floral decorations and the
eye could not find one spot upon which it
could not dwell with interest. The pleas
ure and interest of the ladies was plainly
depicted on each countenance and every
one wished she had hundred pair of eyes
to dwell upon the beuaty and grandeur of
the display
The proprietors have every reason to
congratulate themselves on the success of
he n1nnniror
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05

xrxsos = ~exAHAEA.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-05
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Builds up IN a perfectly rafura-
way All the weakened parts acts upon the blood as
purifier and vitzer. and assists o. healthy acton
those important organs the kidneys and liver
MY daughter received much benefit frum ti.s.
use Of Hoods SarsapArillz excellent tonic
after pF0tracted attack OF brunchu pneumonia.
REV. +. II. ADAMS, New Hartford. Coan.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: q.
T. Repetti to q. F.Williams, lot ), 50. sOl; s..
q. I. Williams to G. II. Repetti, lot 8. 50. 9O5;
$. W. l.. Pollard to G. L. Terry, subs 80 to
50, So. $50; $. Mary A Kuhland 70 c. y.
Moore, PIT. s, SO. 40; 8. J. +. Dart to A. r.
Fox, pit. Moreland Farm; $. V. McNalley TO
W. ID. Campbell. lots IL TO 10. So 95s:
S2,13S.15 A. e. Clark tOJ. r. Hood. lot 49, 80.
95i; 6. ". Mayse 20 ". Lawrence. undivided
half lot 4. 50. 1913; 3. W. y. Clark to II. j..
Gens!er, subs and 4. SO. 2s0; s24O0. ". 4.
Slater 10 Laura J.. Jones. undivided half subs
u 10 26, 50. 1902; $. III. X. Veille TO A. Glee-
son, lot -, blk. u, Kalorsma; s2 925. W. X.
Maddox ct al. TO c. W. Simpson, lot Is. SO. a.;
8. Allen Dodge ct al. TO John Marbury It al ,
in trust, lot in BIS adj. to WV. (on Congress
street,; S309O.75. s. II. Walker TO ]. H. Nell
Ter. subs l33 and 1884, SO. SCI; sl.JO0 J. r. wsgga-
man TO Joseph Forrest, lot ID. Greenyale: e.
W. III. Ruff TO L. 7. Shoemaker. lot 8. Vale: e..
&. {. NJ. Loeffier to G. W. King, sub 81, 50. SIS;
=. W. III. Manogue TO J. r. Padgett ct al. in
trust, subs 123 to l29. rs ad. 70 W. W: g.
Maria &. Petit 10 T.. 5. Henry, lot 70. blk 2,
lie Droit Park; $3.50. q. A. Arms 10 Dis
trict of Columbia, part Fletchalrs Chance; e..
Same to +. q. Newlands, part do; e. l. A.
Reamey to w. c. Brewster, lot 2, 50. 90; g.
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Relief for Suffering in North Dakota.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
You will remember the fact that not long
ago-under the last admnistration-therew was
a cry for relief for the starving in northern
Texas. Parties from the suffering districts
came north soliciting aid and meeting viii,
generous responses, when they were denounced
as frauds and denials of suffering in Texas nv
the newspapers of that state we're echoed
through the north and contributions stopped.
The city of Brooklyn had subscribed $4,000.
which was never sent in consequence of this
reputation OF want. But this ghost of death
would not down" and with President Cleve-
lands advice the Red Cross went into the
field for investigation. think Miss Clara Bar
ton shudders 20 this day when she thinks OF
what she saw in Texas and soon made known TO
the authorities. and that big and rich state APP
propriated, 1 believe, S2O00O0 for distress
which il had not believed TO exist.
Now the conditions in North Dakota are SIM
liar in the utter restitution in large districts OF
that state, although small to the large area
of the country, and also IN the causes OF desti-
tuition. but the North Dakota people hive been
well aware of the situation and meant TO take
care of II themselves North Dakota. how
ever. is not rich like Texas, except in undevel-
oped resources: its treasury is empty, and its
constitution limits its Indebtedness. Hence
relief must depend upon outside aid. IL We
reflect upon what IL requires to feed the popu-
lation of a town of 5000 souls daily We can es-
kota. who have been without food, fuel or
feed for their starving animals for eight
months past and will be till the next harvest.
The contradictory statements and denials have
checked the quick response of sympathy and
generous giving. Even the report of Miss
Barton fails of its usual force. A distin-
guished U.s. Senator says of the appeal: Ii
is in the air and needs TO be anchored TO conf
dence and personal effort" Now, how can We
raise fund in this city? As Miss Clara Bar
tons name is a synonym for consecrated char
ity would suggest that contributions be sent
TO her care for distribution in North Dakots,
as special appeals have been referred TO her,
and as she will probably soon return from
Louisville and take up again the Dakota work.
There are in this city distinguished gentlemen.
known TO be generous to all the urgent needs
of humanity at home and abroad, and they
will not be found wanting now when thou
sands of our own people are suffering.
o. N. FoRp.
fTHE STAR will receive and acknowledge
contributions of money to be disbursed by Mise
Clara Barton for the relief Of suffering N
North Dakota-ED. START
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THE McCALLA CASE.
IL is Said the Court Reported Only the
Facts and Made no Recommended ions.

The record and report OF the Enterprise oourt
Of inquiry, which was recently in session, laid
before the Secretary OF the Navy yesterday, con-
tanned over two hundred pages Of type-written
matter, and he examined them with some
minutoness. The precept or letter Of instruc-
tons TO the court contained mere direction 70
investigate the conditions existing on board
the U.s.S. Enterprise on the lato cruise with
regard 10 the punishment of seameu and
the conduct or officers and men. No mention
was made OF any recommendations 70 come
from the court outcome Of their investi-
cations, and, as the regulations ssipulate that
such courts shall not give any advice unles
asked 20, il may be presumed that the
court merely reported the facts found. without
making from them any deductions as 10 what
should or should not be done. II was evident
from the testimony that charges might be sus-
tanned against Capt. Nee ALA and his Immediate
subordinates of four separate violations OF the
regulations IN their treatment of the crew OF
the enterprise: first in failing TO read the Arti-
cles of War every fourth IN Day: second. in
gagging men; third. in placin. zen in siraisht
jackets and fourth, in combining them in
the coal bunkers OF the ship. which
are prohibited by the regulations
mander has been conclusively shown to have
struck n seaman with his sword when the man
was ironed. In this he violated no direct Law
or rule. but the attendant circumstances offer
no evidence of necessity for the blow. lie
Is mus open 20 the charge OF unnecessary
cruelty, and the impression is very strong that
the Secretary intends to order a court-martisl
TO try Capt McCalla. and possibly Lieut. In
gersoIl the executive officer IL In understood
that Ensign Kline and Engineer Entwistle.
who have been under suspension by Capt Nc
lana orders for some time, will lie exoner-
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Getting Ready for the Fair

Chicago is TO have another splendid hotel to
front on Dearborn, jackson and Quincy
streets and to be called the Northern Hotel.
The projectors have leased for ninety mine
years the ground on which the building is to
be erected at $4,000 a year, and win put up
building TO cost g 600, 900, the stock for which
has been subscribed. The hotel has already
been leased TO experienced hotel men for $780,
900 a year and the lessees will expend el50,O 90
IN furnishing il. The structure will be four
teen stories high and will be absolutely ire
proof. Two other fine hotels are also in courss
Of erection in Chicago.
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Stolen Siiyer Mara

Last night Policeman Hensey OF the second
precinct arrested negro on 9TH street whom
he found endeavoring to dispose of three silver
FORKS. The prisoner turned out to be a burg
lar named Edward Smalls. who recently re-
turned from the penitentiary. The forks were
identified as having been stolen from the house
OF Dr. Smith on New Jersey avenue Later in
the night the officer arrested a colored woman
named Sarah Butler. who was employed At DIR.
smiths house previous to the time the burg
larry was committed. and she was held as a WIT
ness. The officer also found the remainder of
the stolen silver ware. The prisoners will be
taken TO the Police Court tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-01

In the Circuit Court, Judge Montgomery. this
morning, the trial of the case of George Fields
aGainstthe Washington ndGeorgetownI Railroad
Company for $4,000 damages for injuries was
commenced, Messrs. W. 4. Cook and NJ. y.
Richardson for plaintiff and Messrs. W. u.
Dayidge and I. Totten for defense. Ii ID
Claimed that on September ~. lss6. while on =
car on Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and
streets lac slgnaled the car to stop. and
while allghting therefrom the car was negIi-
gently started and he fell. breaking his arm and
sustaining other injuries. The defense is that
he got of the car before it came 90 halt and
that the accident was the result Of his own
carelessnesg
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY CouRT-Judqe Cor.

EQUITY CoCRT-Jud9e Coz.
Today-Moriarty agt. Moriarty; appearance
ordered. Farrell agt Farrell; do. Click agt.
Click; testimony ordered taken before Exam
liner A. Harper. Zahn agt. Zahn; do. before w.
H. Smith. Powell agt. Wolhaupter; sale
decreed: s. q. Mills trustee. In re Anna 3.
Catlin, Mary c. Speare and 7. J. Allen, alleged
lunatics; writs directed to issue.
CIRCUIT CoURr-yudqe Montgomery.
Today-Fils A Co. agt Augustien; plsinti6
called: suit dismissed. Laura l.. Woods agt.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company; order
for commission. I. L. Woods agt same; do.
Fields agt Washington and Georgetown Rail-
road Company; on hearing.
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ADecree of Divorce.

Judge Cox today made decree divorcing
Ida l.. Dawson from the bonds OF matrimony
with Joseph &. Dawson. They we're married
August 20. 1882, have one child and the bill
filed by NJ V. Tierney charges desertion in
Anil 1884
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

4 COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary and u. Commissioner
JNo. L. BEAILs 1921 L 81. NV. In Office from 8 a.
III. to PIN. M!
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

EoR SALE = TRICYCLE. FRONT STEERING.
I Singer; hand and foot brake: cost new $50; bar
Dowell building. cor North Capitol st, and Massa-
chusetts ave. m3l-:}t.
EIoR sALE-A HALLET & DAVIS SQUARE PIANO
strung, toned will sell Tor sl::5 great bar
gain. SIS East Capitol st. m3l-2t'
EoR sALE-sIDE-BAR BUGGY: As GOOD AS
IL new the above must be sold. In the stable. rear
NOR sALE-A DARK BAY MARE EIGHT YEARS
Harness and Dayton; nearly new: The above viii be
stab abs resr q safr Apply to "
EoR sAIE-l0 HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES
Il from Virginia also several Horses suitable for
farm purposes cheap. d3l G ST. nw A. r. BALLocH.
NOR SALE-sTOCH AND FIXTURES OF DRUG
store IN NV section OF the city, low price for cash
Island ave. NV. m3l-6t
EOR sAI.E-AT PRIVATE sALE-A FINE EN-
Il tension-top Surrey and Handsome Top Buggy:
Hi: q hey NIT be disposed of quickly G.
LOR SALE-THE FINEST RESTAURANT AND
T. saloon in Baltimore Md. reason for selling. iii
ing Bureau, Baltimore Nd. m29-3t'
NOR sALE-AT SACRIFICE. If SOLD At ONCE,
II Wholesale and Retail Butter aud Produce Store
Center Market best location in the city
a,sd ''f Haa aes:n
IIOR SALE-A LARGE DARK GRAY MARE
rSEee G:eT well srSsen 10 snse
harness: been used to family carriage kind spirited
and @s Esay handsome animal 4I6 fs,s &C. NV
EOR sALE-s35 FOR MUSIC BOX; ENTIRELY
n s aus, d plays IL airs nearly feet
zither; sells for $50. Address SWISS. star ONCE.
IOR SALE = GENTLEMAN's FINE SADDLE
Bride aud Saddle Cloth price sl6. Apply at 1929
EoR sALE--A RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY;
Il Entire Stock and Fixtures of Hsrdwsre and House-
furnishing store central location: doins good bus.
required. Address HARDWARE, Star office. ma9-5t'
EOR SALE-A PAIR OF. HANDSOME BLACK
Horses Years Old sound and gentle win drive
of 81 fs & Cali al stables ss'r
LoR sALE-A FINE .BARGAIN..RosEwooD UP.
fan fsnt e ps1S IN FSSa SSH III sh war.
and go Per month until paid for. Handsome Plush
ing one for only S. gig S.sh down
' ~ THE PIANO EXCHANGE.
m26 913 PennsyIvsnis svs
EoRsALE.a3 soILED AND SECOND CAR
Covered Whips that Be closed out a
W. sS
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANO;
mons tone son se %G Ss
sTosE; SCI ith.s.AssncyF.mouss honinser Rsao:.
EOR sALE-CARRIAGEs. WAGONS AND BUG
j. gies on easy terms; 100 Jobs to select from Re
pairing, painting and trimming neatly done, COOK
JARBOE, 1895 ST.. Georgetown, DC. m22
j. 0A 80. So. Il PULL IL. VALUE GIVEN
tfsEr s:sas sassi.ss 81 sS
mills =. G. SMITH, la2s ps svs.
EOR sALE-CANARIEs MALES AID FEMALEa,
};:s s:::: , .s.. ="
hob sALE-oNE UPRI0HT, FINIsnKO IN Ma.
triple strung; o23O; eqsy terms. HUGO WQR6H
Co, o2S 7th. Sohmer Piano Agents.. db-6m
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FOR lighthouses.

1852 18th. store & 5r.s15
SD 18th 81. ne. Or. Il $50
030 Csllan ne. Or. .1l.o0
0l2Callan sine, 6r.l i.:iO
40 y st. Sc, or. .1O.5O
436 18Th st. Sc, 5r....-lO
l2OS Wylle Me-. Dr. g. 90
10 Cooksey's alley se...-5
OFFICES.
S3l + st. Sd floor.
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STORES, &c.
;, &c.
Store room lat and Y

Stable rear ISIS L st. Store room lat and
-------SU SIS u-w.--..-
Store room ST. 9TH st. Stable t.9G nw-..1 10
Il v..-............... 30 stable blI n.w...lU
Store room l0Il VI ST. Hall 1900 AZ St s.w...l2
n.w.................1.I shop l6sO q 1t IL w..J
The above il only pOr-4On OF the property on my
books For fell list call Office for bulletin issued
the lst and 10Th lall THOS. E WAGGAMAN.