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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-12
BASE BALL.
Game postponed; rain.

Game postponed; ram.
AT ST. LOUIS.
Game postponed; rain.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia ...1 1 5 0 , o.
New York ? 5 0 = 0-15
Base hits-Philadeip Q; New York
Is. Errors Philadelphia, 4; New York 8
Batteries-Phjladelph weighing and
Taylor; New York, McMahou, King and
Rusia
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

This firm started ii the hardware business
March 1892 ana have had Iarge and con-
stantly increasing trade ever since. The
speciaIiies Of this house are all kinds of
builders hardware, sash, doors, etc, and
paints, oils, varnishes etc. In these goods
they are prepared TO meet any and all compe-
tition. They have Just received a car load Of
cypress doors, fancy cottage, glazed, that
for beauty Of finish exceed anything hereto
fore offered in this market. In paints they
keep a general line and have just received 4
full car load.
They sell the Acme High Grade House
Paint which is guaranteed to snrpass all
other mixed paint on the market and is sold
at low figure SO that it comes within the
reach Of all II you are thinking Of building
go to Wooiman & Williams and let them
price you doors, sash, hardware and paints.
In these important items they can and viii
save you money every time. Don't forget
the beautiful line Of front doors, made en-
tirely Of cypress and all ready to finish in
hard oil. A large quantity of screen doors
win be on hand as soon as needed. A car
load Of stoves just received, viii be sold at
prices heretofore unheard Of in this market,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10
Date. No Capital. Deposits. Loans.

For the period embraced between Dec. 20,
1892 and Feb. 8. 1898, or less than one and a
half months of the second year, the showing
would indicate that the second year will far
surpass the first years growth.
TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
This bank commenced business in the fall
Of the year 1889 and was a popular institu-
ton from the very start, The bank has had
two or three presidents but Mr.. A. l., VIII
Hams, on whom the principal management
devolyes, has been fits ouIy cashier. Affable
and courteous to all, he never deYiates from
the strict rules that must govern the success.
ful banker. The bank has fne location
corner Of Ryan and Broad streets with well
arranged offices and large and ccmmodious
vault We give below the condition Of the
bank at the close of business on Feb. 7thi
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10


A gentleman, representing the Crescent
City Portrait Company, was conspicuous in
our city about two or three weeks ago, visit
ing the residences of most OF our prominent
citizens soliciting work in the line Of enlarg-
ing pictures, carrying samples Of what pur-
poted to be the work Of the company, which
were really excellent, but what attracted the
most attention, was the exceedingly low rate
charged for the work, being 10 some In
stances as low as So where cash was paid in
advance. The clover fraud, for such he
afterwards proved TO be, was quite successful,
especially among the young ladies Of our
city and he gathered in many sheckles. A
few days ago the true character Of the Cres-
cent City Portrait Company was made known
to the public through the columns Of the
Times Democrat. The headquarters Of the
bogus concern were advertised as being at q
certain number on st.. Charles street and at
this place was found a lady in attendance
who for time had various excuses for the
delay Of the work, but few days ago It was
found that she and the whole gang had de-
parted for parts unknown. There are a
number Of the victims Of the fraud in our
city, butwe forbear mentioning any names.
Suffice it to say that Broad and Hodges
streets were particularly unfortunate.
Moral--NeVer pay in advahce without first
having good local references.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Kearney's "Rastus," who makes himself
generally useful around the drug store, got
things a little'mixed last week In regard to
the rights Of meum tand tuum, In fact he
started out to sell by sample such articles as
handkerchief extracts, fiue soaps, with few
lottery tickets, etc. Rastus' sin found him
out and he started out af a 2:4o gait with the
Kearney outfit in hot pursuit, 1t was an un-
equal contest for the Kearney's are noted for
their length Of limb, aud although Rastus
scaled fences higher than himself, he was
finally captured, pulled out from under q
bed where he had thought to conceal himself
His first words were, "yous amt gwine to
hang me, is yo?" Rtstus Gays he felt for
several days as If he had been sitting down
on a mustard plaster
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH L. RYAN, DECD.
pE VIRTUE Of an order and commission issped
ID out of the honorable court aforesaid, and 70
directed, viii Offer for sale at public auction
and sell TO the last and highest bidder, on
saturday, March HAths 1888,
81 the court house door between legal hours, all
the property belonging y SAID succession ~ f9l-
lows, tqwtG
W. 9GsWt ss e NE e ssg. Sgi. 81 4
Section 81, ID. 9S, II. W., containing 200 acres
more or less, known NJ the b9me place
The above tract of land VIII be sold ~ blocks q
five six and ten acres each, according TO plan oi
subdiFiaieu thereof which plan can be seen at the
office Of A. p, PuJo, Esq
Lois y and y Of Section y, Tg, z 3, r.
Wa Containing 81 acres, known as cod Town.
BY order 81 the family meeting the above tract
Of land VIII be sold for cash on the day ot sale.
3.Ihe swamP land ~ lot 8 Of Sec. 7, Tpt Q 8,
z. w, aud Lgt 9 in Sec ~, Tp. Y $. RE VIZ
more or less,
THE VIZ Of EEA. spd M Of SEX Of NyFss4
and NWA ef 81 X of Section y, ,Tp' ~ n, r. lQ
w, Containing l5Q acres more o. leas.
5,The 1pdlyidsd oDe halT of NW@ of YEA 81
section III the NEM Of HEAt NWM 0i Rk4i
sW& Of ER4, and N w of sIlsl of ssei Tp. .
II fhs M " n ys sSIss II INV EW afa VIZ
Of ElA 0f Seefl0n le I'D. ~, TX, w, containing
ldQ acres more or leaa.
implementa ete otc.
fkRAs AID CoaDpilons.- per cent cash on
the day 81 sale aud iOr the residue cTerit OF one
and two years viii be gisen, payable in equal an.
p ual instAlments, with gendOrg Lon end special
mortgage retained until fuil and final payment oi
purchase price, pafcnag6r's 70 furnish their prQu
issofy notes for the credit portion payable 70 the
order 81 the adnipistJptrix, With approved por
s0nai aeeurity 70 her satisfaction, bearing eight
per eept per annum iqter9gt ffon natuiity until
paid, and zen per cent addiHOpal for attorney IS
feas u placed in TIE hands u Az attorney fef col
lection alSef maiutitg.
Feb q ta9a IHOS KLHIMNHpER
A II. RIJ8 AtGy. Aueiipnear.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Miss Della Neal, the delegate from this
parish to the Worlds Fair at ohicsgo, started
yesterday for tour Of the western part Of
the parish and will hold meetings in each Of
the small towns collecting material for the
exhibit. If Calcasleu does not make a good
showing, 1t will not be the fault Of Miss Neal
who is making every exertion and is meeting
ceiyiBg the cooperation of the people, tits
pretty generally conceded that II is not Miss
Meals fault that she was not born In this
parish and this slight drawback Is not going
to materially detFaet from the good work she
ia d0in0.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10
HsesoIutIons OF Respees.

To the members of Pelican BabGOck Hook and
Ladder Company No. l.
We your committee appointed 10 draft suitable
resolutions concerning the death OfJ B. G0Odlett,
our deceased brother member, beg leave 70 report
rs follows.
WheTees it has pleased the Almighty to take
from among Ms j. q, GoOdlett, member Of this
company
Resolved That in the death Of J.. u, Goodlstt
this company has lost member who, while pre-
vented BY ilthealth from taking an active part,
ever displayed an interert in the welfare Of our
company. .M
Resolved That in his death his mother and
sisters have lost dUtiful son and an ahectiOnats
brother, and that we tender unto them our sincere
and heartfelt sympathy in this their hour Of be.
reaYement.
Resolved further, That a copy of these reso-
luti0Rs be forwarded the family Of said deceased
and that the yaIiens papers Of Lake Charles be
requested to publish the same
j.. @, MARTN, N. ID.
r, =. 0'BRYAN,
PAUL GRRTRER,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Dr.J. q. Lefiingwell of conneaptyille, "a
is visiting Lake Charles and will perhaps
remain two weeks. The Doctor was here
four years ago and purchased eight acres on
east Kirby street paying what was considered
a high price at che time. He has just divided
the tract into twenty-four lots, six Of Which
be has jnst sold for seysptysflYe dollars more
than he paid for the entire tract Or ct profit
OF one hundred and fifteen per cent Nov
viii some Of the public school children tell
US what he originally paid for the tract and
what he received for bis six lots that ne has
sold
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

We have It from one Of our prominent ply
sicians that the smallpox is abating at Jen-
niDgs, and that no new cases have developed
for some days, In all there have been eleven
well marked cases. II is to the credit of both
the authorities and the people that they have
manifested their good sense In not getting
scared and creating panic, II Is Of course
important that the utmost Vigience be used
TO prevent the importation Of the dread dis
ease, but II can be done without any fuss and
feathers IL each will do his duty aud avoid the
repeating of unauthorized rumOrs.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

depot Of the southern Pacific Railroad Company
in Lake Charles, La, will he sold at public ane
Ii9 wII9as W y tss r9 v wv ~
x, RIG ALDEN K CO., togiE
1.-THE sEX Of Mex Of Sec. 80, Tn. sS., r.. Z
W., 10 aerea, more or less
2-Fbe s14 Of MEX of Soc. %, Up, 9 s., r, sWq
y acres more or iess,
3-,-Ehe SEA OF NWM of Soc ~, Ip, Q s'i y,
W, e lI, acres, mSrs s,,,, e. ls4s, .., N
4FFhs ss6 of NEA, end that P9rti9n 9t The
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

One of our most popular young men will
shortly take to himself wife from among
the fair damsels Of New Orleans. Surely our
Lake Charles young ladies have not awaited
themselves of their leap year privileges just
past and gone. Girls, the EoHo gave you
fair warning four weeks ago. Delays are
DANGEROUS.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Mr.. E. NJ. IYans, of New Orleans, was in
our city last week having come over to Wit
ness the first steaming up Of the log pulling
boat Swamp Angel which Trans 8 Son built
for the Poe shingle Company, full descrip
tion Of which appeared in the ECHO a few
weeks ago. Mr. IVans put IN the boiler,
engine and other machinery Of tho old Coos
mill. NOW known as the Bradley-Ramsay
Lumber Company, part of which is still doing
good service after being used nearly 30 years.
Iyans q Son are also largely engaged in the
manufacture of pumps and other irrigating
machinery so much used in rice culture.
More than 40 of these pumps are in use in
this parish and large GumbeT will be put in
during the coming season. Rice culture, IN
order to succeed every year, must depend
largely upon artificial irrigation and the ma
chipery once In position, good crop is as
sure as the succession of the seasons. Our
planters are finding this out, and before
many years, no one will attempt to raise rice
unless prepared to irdgate. The water from
the creeks and bayous is largely impreguated
with phosphstes which add largely to the
fertility of the soil and greatly increase the
crop, even when rice could be raised without
irrigation.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

The new Southern Pacific depot is large
and very substantial structure and is probably
equal to tho necessities Of the road at present,
but we are much mistaken if it will answer
all demands Eve years from now. Certainly
It will not If Lake Charles keeps up its
present gait
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10
Announcement.

: Our Mr.. Harry Crager left for New York
and other eastern markets on February 9th
stock Of new and stylish goods IN the line of
DFess Goods, Dry Goods Laees, EmbFoider-
lee, White Goods, etc. Mr. CTager's Tepnta-
tiop as an experienced dry goods man, and
buying large quantities frDm first hands for
our two stores, At Orange, Texas, and Lake
Charles, enables rs 10 offer Inducements In
the way of large assortment, newest styles and
section Of country. Anticipating tne recent
sharp advance In cotton goods, we bought for
cash, all staple goods before the adya1ce, and
will sell them cheaper than ever Many Of
these goods Will arrive 10 q few days Call
and examiDs and compare styles and prices
500 CRAGFR BRos.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Mr.. Albert Fayorite, Of Arkansas City,
Kan, wishes to give our readers the beneilt
cf bis experience With colds. He says II
contracted cold early last spring tbSt set
tied on ny lungs, and bad hardly recovered
from u when ! caught another that hung on
an summer and left me With hacking cough
which thought never would get fld Of.
had used Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy some
fourteen years ago with much success, and
concluded to try Il again. When had got
through with one bottle my cough had left
me, and have not suffered with cough or
cold since, have recommended IL to others
and an speak well of NJ 30 cent bottles for
sale BY M ID. KeaFney.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10
city school Esenortz

The total enrolment and average attend.
ance Of our public school for the month end
ing Jan. 30, were respectively 37s and 2s3.
Honor Roll Bertha Canton, Louise Wentz,
Daniel Gorham, Efiie Hayeson, Willie Can.
ton, Clarence Boyd, Ilet Powell John
McNeese, Otto SCHNEIDER, Oswald MeNeese,
Lois Wentz, Pearl Dees Ninah Powell, Min.
ME slawson and Stella Mills.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Mr.. L. Ballard, of Cherokee, Iowa, is pros
peebing 10 this parish and finds many Of his
old friends located here and all Of them
prospering. Like ell who come, be is sur
prised at the wonderful advancement being
made IN all directions We trust Mr.. Ballard
wiz make up his mind to be one Of US.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

The district court convened last Monday
morning wltb bic Honor, Judge Fourpet, on
the beueh The crminal docket is quite
large ana our limited space this week RlH
not allow ia TO enter into details. From q
gianee at the docket we Rotieed that the
cases we're divided about a. follows Larceny
ten; burglary, two; assault With inteptto l1ill,
ono; carrying eoneesled weapoHs, threei en-
be2zlemept, six; selling liquor % minors, ono;
breaking into aad entering two bFealziag iuto
and entering with latent to steal, one;
forgery, two. Maklpg, we believe, about p
cases, and the end g not yet3 as tie grand
jury wa, in All probabilitg, And more true
ibiIls.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

NJ. z. Harrison was acquitted by the judge
yesterday upon the charge Of carrying con-
eealed weapons, but was immediately re-
arrested upon the charge Of assault with
deadly weapon upon the. body Of a negro,
which viii probably bea more serious matter
for him.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

jpseph " gofy, 81 Warsaw, H., was
troubled VITA rheumeiisp and tried 4 uhmher
of different remedies, bat says none " tbem
seemed 20 Dc hssn any good but hnally De Rot
hold 81 one that Speedily cured bim, He Nas
mgea pleased aila Il aud iult sure tha others
simiiaFlY ainietea wopld IKE to.kuoW What the
remedy was thee cured him. He states for the
tfneli q tine public ihat & g called chem
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Miss Elizabeth Wood, Of Kentucky, who
has been spending the past few weeks the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, W. I. Coos, Of this
city has gone to spend the carnival 10 the
Crescent city Miss Wood during her short
stay here made many friends, and her return
TO Lake Charles is looked forward to with
pleasure by her numerous admirers.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Headquarters Armory Lake City Division
Uniform Rank X of r
The Sir KnigBt oficers and uembeFs Of
Lake City Disision No. q, are Hereby potlGed
10 rep0rE in fall aress uniform AZ arm0ry on
Monday night, keb, 20 at s O'clock sharp for
installatipn Inspection and a1nual supper.
Fines will be Imposed tor pon-atteudauce.
BY order W. "a. KsAPF.
J, =, LApEsss, Captsin.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

The following officers were elected to serve
Lake City Division No 8 Uniform Rank, X.
Of n, 1st La. Regiment; Sir Knight Capt,
W. A. Knapp; Sir Knight Lieut., p, II. Dees;
Sir Knight Herald W. Gayle; Sir Knight
Recorder, W, A. Shannon; sir Knight Treas,
"A. Meyer; Sir Knight Guard, George Wool
man; Sir Knight Sentinel, w. +. Foster; Sir
Knight Inspt. and Installing Officer J. r.
LaBesse.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10
Large DsaI.

We learn that the Bradley Ramsay Lumber
Company has purchased the plant of the Mt
Hope Lumber Company, This consolidation
WIN proDahly make the Bradley Ramsay CO,
the largest lumber manufacturers III the state,
This is ano'her instance Of the tendency to
wards combination which ls going on an over
small nnes
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10
Get AyeerInoIg Candies.

Mr.. G. F. Davis, editor of the Bloomfield,
Iowa, Farmer, says: 81 can recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to all sufferers
with colds and Group. have used 1t in my
family for the past two yearsand have found
it the best ever used for the purposes for
which Ii is intended" go cent bottles for
sale by M. ID. Kearney.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Mrs. Margaret sullivan, an old lady who
has long been well known In our city, died
suddenly last Monday evening. Her dRugh-
ter arriy,d d home from school and found her
speechless and Immediately went IN search
of the pastor Of the Catholic Church, but
the old lady was dead before be could get to
her bedside. We did not learn the cause Of
her death.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Major j. II, Ackerman, father of Howard
Ackermau, Secretary Of the Rice Milling Co
spent a few days with the latter, having
come from his eastern home for this purpose,
as well also to be in New Orleans during the
Mardl Gras festivities.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

A Walt 10 tic rice mill day or two Rince
waa sull " Interest 1hs huge afFqetare Az
sterias high y nqw naaling eompleiion aud
the iaesaipsfg is hli ready 70 Be placed tpa5a-
~. Ths epgine q four haaaEea hogec Power,
~ the newest and most appgeged pattarni "a
Is ~ tile msehinefy aad hxFnfasand tbe miA
flg1epfpasse any other 81 Pc kind on the
Aueaesn Ebnansat The company nov
nave 10 attlfe between $4,000 and s20q .eQe
Rorth Of rough riee 8 beeiu operations with,
each day Fae view from sbs l9p q tAs
building d srand y .ae extreme over ya5t
area 81 prairle op tse sopth 5ae north being
d vast AMasah 81 tlmpm iaads which eNtera
sat noEs thAa one hupdrea niEesl ahe ealea-
alap nYsg hsipg tas dividing ilae ln spHe
QSAeHs,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Crager Brothers room over their store at
Orange, Texas, eanght fire from an oil stove
on Tuesday night last The fire was dis
covered in time to prevent serious loss, as
II was they sustained only about $50 damage
to furniture, etc
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Tom COleman, whose name Is Dennis, is q
eonlcal genius He and fhe Jew IL Litlie's
World are fH!l of fun. Jepnie dances the
wonderful seFpentlne dance as h WAS done 10
the Turkish Herems centuries aR0. Miss
EGltd Ma appears a the sailor hero.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

A cordial invitation is extended TO the
young people Of the city to attend the Bible
class ofthe Presbyterian Sunday school every
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock a. m.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Ayers Hair Vigor keeps the hair free from
dandrutf prevents the hair from becoming
dry and harsh, and makes 1t flexible and
glossy. All theelemeuts that nature quires,
to make the hair abundant and beautiful,
are supplied by this adnirable preparation.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Charley Winterhaler, successor Of 2. #.
Wasey, secretary Of Mount Hope Lumber
Company, bears his honors gracefully and
his courteous and urbane manner make It a
pleasure to do business with him.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Prof. g. II. Bacher, principal Of the public
schools, made the ECHO call last Friday.
The Professor is much encouraged With the
progress Of the school and hopes for stil
greater things in the future. One Of the
principal obstacles 10 rapid advancement is
found iu irregular attendance aud Il parents
could be brought to realize this fact, # would
be an Important point gained.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

With pure, vigorous blood couTsi1g
through The veins and animstipg every 1bre
Of the body, cold weather Is not only en-
durable but pleasant and agreeable. No
suits as Ayers SagsapDrilla. What II does
for others Il Will do for you.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

The confections made bY G. AVgerino are
the best made They could not be exceled
10 Paris, France, where the making of candy
is high art, They are perfectly hsaithiul,
no poisonous drugs being used as ls ire
quentiy the case Id cheap candies. Try bis
erystalized fruits. which are perfection Itself.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

The Ghavanne Boot and Shoe store has sold
thousands Of pairs Of John Meier shoes, every
pair warranted and not O single pair ever return
ed. The shoe is as near perfect as ahoes can be
made. Sold only by Mrs. =. j, oAayanne Frya
pair. dan27tf
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

III another column will be found the ad Of
the Creole Market on the east side near the
street railway stables The proprietols
thoroughly understand their business and
keep q nice clean market supplied with the
best fresh meats in their season. Choice beef,
mutton, pork, sausage, etc. Prices low and
honest weight guaranteed. Give the boys,
Chariot and saraille, trial. An orders viii
be promptly delivered.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

DR, PfERoE, DRNgisV, over the First
National BANK has q neat and pleasant
office. Tee Doctor Is . graduate from
the American Dental College, Of Chi
cage and those who have need for
dental work Of ang character, need not
be afraid Of iniruating II 70 him.
Prices reasonable. 39s3m
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Lake Charles is not "boom" town. She
has never had a boom and don't want one.
The burned things" are liable to bust and
then somebody always gets hurt.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Secure your tickets for The Marli Gras BAH
next Tuesday night. Forsale at all the stores
in town.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Mr.. George Horridge bought the property
between the post Office and Dr. Lyons resi-.
denee, at the partition sale on Wednesday
last for $3.50 This was considered fair
priee
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

"0h, say, where have you been busy bee2p
To the Bee Hive Of course; don't you seer
Where flnd ] can get more goods for a ",
Than any other place III town.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Mrs. Broderick, Miss Katie Broderlcll and
Miss Agnes Bourg left last Tuesday morning
for short visit to relatives aud friends in
New Orleans.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10
TERAIs AND CONDITIONS

TWenty,Gyp pcr cent Of purchase pFiee of an
real property cash on day 0f sale and balance
payable "A one and two years with eight per cent
per annnp l8tereat from dats lor notes 8eenred
eFtxi and appr9yqd personal eeenfify with tdn
per e5pt additlopal "a eyent of stit to eniieee Bay
ihaBt RfteF 1lbtHrlty.
All pnrchaaeA 0f personal property ID amounts
Of TN dollars apd under, cash 0n das 0g Sale and
all Over ten dollars half cash nnd the balaaas IN
fliree mppths iot notes Yith Ho6d pefaQn8l %.
enEity
Purchasers Of tho real properly 10 assume tbe
pAyiueHt 81 taxes " 1888.
Acts Of sale befors Thomas KleiBpeter. Notary
Public g the expense oi the purchassf.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Cali and examine those beautiful cypress doors
at Woolman g. WilliRIns, The cypress Is n most
beautiful wood and susceptible OF the hghes
finish
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Secure one Of Deamond's special contracts
for Photos. They will only be offered for a
few days. Remember the place, new studio
oue-half block east Of First National Bank.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10

Desmond gives an ss 90 Crayon Portrait Il
wanted. for S8 SO to each person upon paying
for one dozen photos, cabinet size. Studio
one-half block east Of First National Bank