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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
LIQUOR DEALERS
Protective Association 10 Meet in Dallas Want
10 Close Up All Beer Joints and
Stop Rushing the GrowleC

Dallas Tex, Jan. 20. Especially The
Liquor Dealers Protective association
OF the state viii meet In This city Jan,
8ll. la second annual convention. Officers
VIII he elected for next year, and other
important business disposed o. This viii
he the secoud annual meeting and 2OO
delegates viii ho In Attendance George
A. iounlis aud Aldermen r. o'kcefe
and Maurice Lacey are the lnemhcIs of
the committee ON reception. a big ham
Quet at the ~. George win be- ono of
The features of The program, rromi-
nous member Of the organization aN'd tO
The Gazette correspondent tonight I'VE
NVor uniform license law. Tint ",
we want the license 60 cover Nil whisky,
wine and beer, We want no beer license.
This win protect the men who pDy their
llcense aud ran tho little joints out of
the suburbs Oi cities. These little joints
take ont beer licenses 1nl sen y"crg.
thing, We want TO 40 away with "imA
lug the groWler,N with selling liquor g.
minors, with defmudiug the state at SIS
revenue, aud nleo the egi.lAate deal.
era who conduct their business un the
square and observe the laws. Wa rhail
give our support 10 the UNIFORM R1nGr
license measure and hope that Il viii he
passed hy the legislature Tho bcN,rs
WHEN they consider the .itnafiOn urmly
viii not tight us, but win cooperate NTH
us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
nv EXPRESsED ms OPINION.

once remarked TO friend. 81 would
rather my sou would Doe good shorthand
writcr than TO be muster of the Greek
language. lie could make uliying where
a Greek scholar would starve. II young
man will learn shorthand and typpSgrit-
Ing, aud add 20 IL n knowledge Of book
In pinch, hc can always hnd something
Ia do. | would obligntc myself 20 give
him employment aud pay his expenses
until hc fluids work. Waldeuis Texas
business college. Austin aud Fort Worth
Is preparing young Iucu aud women for
just such duties, II you are interested.
call on write for catalogue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
THE WHISKY TAX.
NOT MUCH CHANCE OF IT BEING
INCREASED.
Many Reasons Why the Leading Democrats
Are Opposed 10 the Proposition Three
Congressmen'S Views.

Washington, ID, c., Jan. %. There Is
no Indication of the passage of hill
at TINS session Of congress increaSin. the
Y y ct MhlsEj =, h'N GtVS Ag, Mr.
Wilson of w gt Virginia. came ont ~
an interview In whirh be- SUdet!,at lao
was opposed to the Increase of the tax,
ana Mr. Springer, chairman OF the com.
mittee ON ways aud means. aud Mir.
McAllllin, leader of the party and on the
moor and u prominent mcmher of
committee, declares that no TN FOR the
moreASe of the tax would be passed hy
congress These authortaiiyely utter
ances by three leading Democratic mrm-
herS OF the committee that shapes rev
Nnne legislation can he taken as an edict
OF the party, and those who hope 10 see
the tax raised are doomed to disnppOint
mont Mr. Springer WAS In faYor ~ the
scheme ut the outset. but has evidently
experienced a change at heart. and gives
avs q reason the statement that the Re-
publican senate would not pass any rev.
enuc measure, Mr., McMilm said tonight
that he believes the FIRST duty of congress
should be 90 rVisc the tariff. mud nftcr
thNP is done, the internal revenue should
he regulated SO as 10 meet the ends at
the government. This is cuuiynleEi
To an admission on his part that perhaps
by the time the next congrrAs meets The
tax may he raised, but this win be iitth
comfort to those who arc now dnhhmg
IN 10. &. ~ certificates Ia the markel
Mr. McMillin's argument u said by somo
10 he uf that subtle sort the effect of
which is not 40 once apparent If the
tailf is reviled upon u free-trado basis
Ia ~ apparent that tho revenues viii
not be sufficient To operate the govern
mcnt and th0t something else viii
hnye To be done 20 raise The necessary
funds. The only other thing that could
ne done under such circumstances would
be an Increased internal reyenuo: that h
Che very reason why Mr. MoAiilnn aud
other statesmen of his class are in favor
oi posponing action on the proposition
That has teen SO largely discussed lo.
comfy Other Democrats of the sam
Randall school, Il Is said. will oppose
amy attempt &C an inclrlse IN the In.
terunl revenue for the very reason that
Il opeps the door for the entrance of the
free trade wedge Altogether Il appears
from present surface Indications thNt the
Democrats will have a lively time of Il
when Il come TO revising the tariff dur
ing the next congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
\ PRINTING UOUsr rTpn

iHsl night about $40 fire broke out
x Withers aud completely rntted II wv
,ului'g q loss of about $4,000 In nh M
The building. ''s' "
There p but littlc doubt that the place
was deslgnedly fred. Tor II started in
The syek, room where no Gre or light of
MY klnd had been, The building In
ms on Rusk street near Tblrd d vnry
narr9w three story house belonging ~
me NAtatoriun company, aud buili for
the Mail Publishing company lplie dnln.
age 60 thus h contned To the woo,l,vork
Ihe printing house had lease on M
Hp@ which belonged TO the Mail com.
ppnyt nut he machinery was their own
The machinery was. ono largo evling.r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
TIE SUNDAY LOCALS.
The Exact Figures Obtained fer
Bonds We're lOO..5 Plus.
Mr.. SMITH CAPTURES BURGLAR
A Strong Petition Tor the Pardon Of W. r. Gray
Was Forwarded ioAusiin salurday--AIob
Printing Firm Burned 0ui-More
About the Garden Of Eden.
rIIE NXAcr rIGrRrs

The figures for which the bonds were
sold are onc-half per cent premium and
the expenses OF the printing OF the bonds
IS paid by the purchasers, that
Is the city gets for the bonds
Of the face value Of Sl0S.OO0 the sum
Of i5S,19O plus the cost Of printing the
bonds
This magnificent result IL directly due
Go the management of
90 the good management Of Mayor Pad
dock aud wen proves the wisdom of The
resolution introduced by Alderman Mes
and passed By council with buf three disc
scnting votes. II will be- recalled that
the tenor Of the resolution was that the
council had an offer of 0S.GO for the
bonds but the matter was left 10 the dis
erection Of the mayor. How well this
trust was repOsed Il shown by the grand
result
This is tho best bond aalc the city Of
Fort Worth has ever mu.lr and u Is ull
The more to her credit. u.s. Southern secu-
rites have not hnd the best of Odors
lately. to the Eastern investor.
Mayor Protein Montgomery SAYS
this h the best bond sale Fort Worth
ever made aud this can be proven Ia
anyone He, In common with NIL the
members Of the inuucc committee, is
very proud of the excellent price nt which
they have been enabled 10 place these
bonds, for anything above par is good
price for q thirtyyear rcfnding bond
Of a city Of the size Of this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
DALLAS CAMPAIGN.
George Cole viii Probably Run for Iayor
and Il Bud Conpor Enters Also
the Fur Will Fly.

Dallas, Tex, Jan -. -(Spcciall-DnI.
las is On the eve OF another rrd-hot uu-
uicipul campaign. NJ. Il. Loonir. secre-
tuly und acting chulrmnn of The Demo
cratic executive committee of the city,
has chilled meeting of thnt body 10
discuss the situation and also the advis-
nhility nl organization for straight
clean cut tight for the campaign George
&. Cole D. suuuwly in the race for mayor
ANA u is believed that in the coming
contest as ID was two years ago, w
q. Conuor will be- plttcd against Mr. Cole.
Mayor Conner does not say that he will
be- candidate. but the wise politicians
OF the city estimate that "Bud" will be
strictly lin L ut The proper time Alder.
man IS. j, kiylen rs also an avOwel
candidate for mayor. lie has served
six years aud thinks be- hears still
small, "kenrney, come up higher He
has made an acceptable alderman and Is
a progressive gentleman. George Cole
VIII nuke strong race aud n Conner
concludes 10 "shy his castor into the
ring It viii be- fight for your wh.skers
There has been a prolonged howl an
winter by the citizeu charterists and the
council for new charter. The elC-
phunt labOrcd and brought forth q canary
The work of tiukering h. over md all
that is Co hr done is to reduce the salary
of The mayor $500 and to reduce the
number Of aldermen from twenty
four to twelve Judge h. g.
Bower Thought he wanted TO De
mayor but has pulled out of the
race. The probable attitude of Tam
many rs what is pu2aliug many of the
politicians and oihcc-spckers. Tnmmnny
promises to cut wide swath aud Rl
the boys are anxious TO get close Go the
machine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
GARDEN or EDEN

The second lecture Of the course Of
Rev T. l.. Higgins WAS delivered at the
court house last night While the gcn-
ern titlc was the "fall of Man, the
most interesting theme WAS The mean
ing of the creation of woman from my
thus explained. Promising HAT the Gar
den OF 1dcn WAS simply "a state of spir'
jtun delight be said the first step 10 the
fan of mau was when Adam, or mate
kind. was unwilling tO be alone IL WAC
not merely the creation of g female that
WIS asked. for in Genesis v. ., you read
Male and female created be- tham, and
blessed item md called thcr name
Adnm.' This, the speaker held. was con'
elusive proof that woman. aa n sea, eN.
listed before the creation Of Eve from tlin
rib. Now il WIS not pleasing 90 tie
mau to be alone with God, guided only
by Ills spirit and separated from nll s'l.
hsh thoughts and desires. II IL was not
pleasing for him to be alone with God.
the only way be- could turn would be- 10
himself and thus Eve is only he type
OF mans selfish affection for himself.
Mr. Higgins paid high tribute 90 The
enduring nature VI wOmurs love- Ia cpn-
tr1st io mau's love, ,hai founded ia self
ishness wns the least living Of mau's
affections.
This prompting Of sclf.love was the
'sctpcnts voice. TO which Adam liy
tened and thus sin came into the world
I'm Just tribute 10 wOmauly affection
woman IS used iu the Bible az the SYM.
Dol Of affection. The talking serpent
is The symbol Of the sensual nature Of
man which tells man of nothing huf the
gppenraucc Oi things and leads him to
doubt nll That the senses cannot grasp
The regeneration viii come Whom self
love and all love w tie heart of man b.
given 10 God
Ionisht lhe final lecture win be- ritcn
ana ms Ike the others, is free Lotrr
New Jerusalem church u this city
though that Is work that will he taken
Higgins
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

newspapCr press value S2u0V; one pony
cylinder press. value $500. two JOB
presses. value $500: one paper cutter.
value 500, one motor. value sou; thls
and The office furniture and $500 worth
Of finished work and $500 in stock con
stlutc The clements ID The loss of tamil-
ton x Nithera The machinery IS dam
aged but fhe lOss on the work and stock
g. total There Is S2iOO insurance on the
machinery.
In tie building was D Thorn type set
ting machine aud this IL ruined. The
loss on the type b not total bus IL cannot
be- estimated until a careful examination
Ia made.
An organ ond the chairs belonging TO
the newsb0ys Sunday school are ruined.
The buildins and the type are Insured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
sion nrNrINa A DAuoHrER.

Denton, Tex, Jan. -. (Specal.l A
shooting scrapc occurred ON fnrm seven
miles northeast of this city this morning
la which Hen Warren was shot through
the right shoulder hy VIM. Fitzhugh,
both coored The Tnnhle was about "a
woman, the daughter of Fitzhugh. War
reu will recover.
a gentleman named Sumucls who said
he wds from Arlington came Ia this after.
noon In search of his runaway daughter.
who had elQpcd with his hired farm hand
named Jim Woods They were traced
TO n point near this city, hut he could
ind no trace Of them here. The Girl
was only 10 years old and her father
seemed In deep trouble about her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
A PETITION FoR rlnDoy,

Last week the conviction of r. w
Irhy for forgery, with Il two years son.
lcnre was reported rhcrn were some
circumstances surroWudinr The cnsa that
inado it "A soem proper Subject Tor oxrcil.
was prepared. This was signed bv hn
lrlal judge, the prosecuting attorney. ,he
lury several of the court officials ana
otner citizens Saturday judge n. ~
Albright OF the counsel for no defepse
and q. \. baltimore. assistant comfy
hunrnoN representing tlN prosecution.
WIN 70 Austin 10 nreseat the petition
action. '"''''"l'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
Here are the Terms of the Cont,

Each person who wishes try supply missing word
that Will presently follow" must cut out the MISSING WORD
the Fort Worth Gazette and with address and H.
plainly written in The proper blank spaces the same
with SlOO to pay for subscription under the plan proposed
lower left hand corner OF the envelope enclosing the coupon and
should be written MISSING WORD CONTEST
percentage o. the entrance fees win be divided equally u
correctly supply the missing word. specified below
This coupon will be printed every day The Fort Worth c
close Of the contest
The result Of the will be- announced In the u a. a.,
No contestant will be permitted enter after noon of M,
There has been doubt whether or not the uu
Objectionable 10 the law. that be no doubt on M
posoce authorities have been consulted The assistant a
the Poohce Department says that II paragraph from wl
been omitted, be taken from we-known be found
library, there could be objection
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

In nn item relating Co reckless driving
IN tlls ciiy, mention was iuadc Of the
nrt thut mnn Wus knocked down ON
Tho public square Saturday night He
was Ed hrrgin. aud lac says u WAS az
lite. lie WAS crossing the square aud
was trying To avoid one buggy whom The
other ran him down. lie will give
$40 reward 90 know who it was driyiuu
thpt grcy horse that ran over him. For
tunNtely he was but littlc hurt. though
ne has suffered SO from accidents
maj no has come 60 dread nl as mcnn-
ing. Ia All probability, some more hroken
bonita
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
PENCIL PICKlNGS
IN THE CITY.

The Dallas football team beat the Fort
Worth team yesterday by a score of iG
10 q.
The waterworks engines were loaded
ON the cars at Lockport. y. y, Saturday
list and viii probably be- here Ia ten
days or two weeks Plncing uem and
two months
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
TERRELL NRWS.

Terrell. Tex, Jan. - Especial rhe RI
appointment OF the old asylum board II
very acceptable % tils people here. II
had 0nly served ono tWtn
Lois are being sold ~ lhe Orchard Grove
addition 10 ferrtl, aud one pr Two houses
are already belns huilt on the new Sex lion.
a great many prospestors have lately been
viAAlips 1,nfal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
PERSONALS.

w. A. Leonard of Silver City. y. NJ.
un old-tlme printer, at one time EN-
ploycd on The Gazette. ~ in the city.
lie has been spending q few weeks az
Nclasco hunting and hshiug
Miss Petema Buchanan. who has
been visiting her brothers, i. w. and A.
buchanan, has returned TO her home AT
Pittsburg Kan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
DAILAS lalRr

Dallas, Tex. Jan. %. tSpeclal) Two
Residences on Hughes street owned aud
occupied BY Harry Emmms and n. q.
Taylor respectively We're destroyed hy
tire his AFTERNOON, together with their
contents. The houses We're valued mt
$25OO; no insurance, The loss on house
bold goods IS covered by insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
THE MURFF CAsll.

Dallas Tex. jan - Especial. THE
Jury which retired last night In The
Muln murder ease Is slll ont ana
misuial h predicted This makes the
thlid trial Of The ease aud az each time
the jury failed 70 agree
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
TIE DAGGErr EsrArr

Is now offered for sale. part cash and
the balance on ten aud twenty-five
years tune. 1919 Main street, Fort
Worth. Sold In large and small quinn
titles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
THE PLAN OF CONTES

The plan OF the contest contempates division specified
all mail subscriptions among contest and correctly &
word Those who remit 81 to the Democrat Publishing m
Daily Gazette by mail for forty days. Weey Gazette
Year, or for the Sunday Gazette by mail for six months win
pete for the Gazees subscription fund.- provided they %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
A RTIUGLAR CApTT-RrD-

The Sunday Stiffness of East Beknnp
was rudcly Disturbed Yesterday afternoon
by an exciting chase after u burglar who
had entered and had been detected Doe
the residence of $. W. Fry, zoos East
Belkuap street
A United States mail service employc
named Smith detected the burglar and
gave the alarm The h0usebrrakcr fed
Smith after him. despite the fact that
the heping thief turned and two or three
times hrcdui his Uursucr. Smith hnd-a ps-
tul aud snapped ID at the chase once
con- twice hui 10 would not fire. be- finding
afterwards that there were two empty
shells aud hc had snapped ON these both
tnca Dsgustcd with the weapon he
threw 10 down aud continued in pursuit
4 telephone call for the hoodlum had
been sent iu from Mr. Cnpps residence
and Chief Maddox responded with H.
Finding the cause of the call and the "A.
rpcti1u OF the light of the thief he went
after and hcndcd him OF, near the Mad
dux n Eliusou warehouse
The fleeing burglar had fallen In his
light aud Smith captured him When tn
Zen 10 the city murHhul's Office Dee gave
Che name Of Frank Stone and bis npp
was -. On his person were found nrti-
clcs of iewelry. gold pens and the pistol
taken from Mr. Fry's house.
lie Hid ho had waited about until he
SOW tue iuuHlN go Tor urNe uuN hud
then effected nm entrance. The imilnri-
~ of method leads 10 the belief hc Is
The same person who robbed Or, Mason's
house ns reported yesterday morning.
Later in the evening City Marshal
Maddox found Ia place whore Stouc
had temporarily taken refuge. while be-.
Ing CHASED, bunch Of skeleton keys aud
two gold thimhlcs
The Nv Smith who captured the thief
VIVA lbIu Smith. and In VfUi pufrgwpU ilt
collecting mail. lie snw thc thief bor-
r0wed pistol from % ucighbor OF MIR
Fry's and hruvely made the pursuit aud
capture as rpiatpd above.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

Laredo Tex. Jan. al Especial "A rumor
n cWnnt here TO the effect that General
Lorenzo Garcia. Of the Mexican army ha4
been taken 10 City OF Mexico under military
"rr-as ahA rannfi y not believed here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
TO lMrRONE TEIN nNRSE.

The absence Of the horse from the
fountain ON the public square Inns been
noted nnd some people. vito do not krvp
run of local matters. apprchrud sumo
disaster las heiullen the ornament lutv
W the city council PASSED mn appropriate
ton Of so tn gld The horsp. aud the
figure was taken down to have now
coat put ON TO- The first was very
poor aud cheap bronze, but the new one
viii really be- of gilt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

These amusing contest quite the rage in roud
Is reported in which 2l7OOO persons participated As each
rbued shilling fee the amount divided ano ~
the missing word was large. "
The total $50, 500 was divided among ia ,o.
each Of these got almost S47o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
HOW THE FUND is MADE

por every dollar received in payment Of the Weekly Gazette
year. or for the Sunday Gazette by six months 40 %
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DAYS % cents Is deposited in the fund among ihoe
complete the sentence
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cents deposited in the fund divided among the successful
subscriber can have two always provided separate co
each answer.
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placed mthc fund to bedyided among those who correctly com
ISiOO sent for the Daily Gazette by mail for six months W
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable, and DO
not purge. pain or gripc. sold by al druggists.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
WszyStkO darmlO.

I'll co uzyWail iekaTstWo odkry-
te prscz Dr. Klnga Or. k,ng's
New Discovery znaia wartost
tegoz, a ei co m~enzywali maja
teraz sposobnosG korzyStanla z ME.
go bezpiatnle. Zg}osrc sic do osto-
szonego aptekarza, a dostanlecle
butelke ma probe darmo. Po>}ac
nazwisko i adres do pp. 81. T..
Bucklen and Co., Chicago, a
dostanie sic pude}ko Ma probe,
bezpsatnle. pudeiko plgu1ek zlcla
DR.. kinga. Wszystko zwarantowa.
ne, re pomoze, a NC ME kosztnje.
Mona dost at Aptekach
pod Or4em ina. w. S. Tomklewi,
cza and Bro. 456 Mitchell Ill.
r6g 2. ave-, i 547 Lincoln ave.
roy 5 ave-, NJ llwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
Farnla ma sDrzedaz

8 mile cd Marshland, Wis, W
Pieppears Valley, razem 40 akr6v,
40 ARROW pod r}ugiem, dobre
budynkl, studnla pred domem,
dobre druciane pIoty ma polaeh, W
slicznem. potozenlu. WartoSc fanny
wraz z budynkaml oko}e $500
dolar6w, wszelako warunki zap}aty
bardZo tatwe.
Bllzszych szczeg6tow chetnle
udzleli w}aScicrel fanny p. Jacob
Botzet, Marshland, Wis, albo
salonista / pocztmistrz D. J6zet
Herek W Marshland, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
ZObacz wyStawe Swallows
Ia I5 cent0W.
Ia prZeSlanlem adresu

kolwlekbadz oraz 10 ceu1ow W
znaczkach pocztowvch, przeslemy
kazdemu kslazeczke pamiatkowa o
wystawle chicagoskiej, Z~wyczalna
cena tel kslazeczki Jest so centow,
jest to prawdziwe cacko sztuki.
Zaw,era obraZki . wystawie,
zaj mujqee cate stronlce- Gdy me
spodoba sic wan pc odebranju,
powr6clmy znaczki poczcowe q
kSiaake wan ZCstawimy. A&}reS' H
E.. BUCkLEN x Co., Chicago,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
HSKME&ma IRnASc ATahI-
kOWsa.

Nojleps@a naid ma swlec'e ma
rany, p~ochodzace Z clecia,
uderzenia, poparzenia, w1zody'
popekane reee, odc'ski oraz wszel-
kie wyrzuty ma clele. Jezeli zupei.
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze heda
]zwr6cone. Cena: 25 cent6w pudef
ko. Mona dostac W Apiece
Eagle Pharmacy
W Milwaukee.