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Two Men From Seattle

SEATTLE, WASH. May 29.-Edward
Chilberg and A. j. Sutherland. the two
Seattle passengers aboard the Colima
wien she ioundered, left this city May
18th. on the steamer Umatilla and took
passage on the Culima at San Francisco.
Sutherland was carpenter and had re-
day before the UmatiIla sailed as a result
of conversation with Chilberg con-
cerning Central America, he decided to
90 there and locate. Chilberg, who has
not been accounted for, had made two
previous trip, to Central America for the
purpose Of establishing trade between
that country and Puget Sound. On his
present trip he intended to take charge
of mixed cargo which had been shipped
on the barkentine Eureka. Chilberg is
but q years of age and leaves u wife.
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ABOUT THE crrY-rhe claims of an incom-

ABOUT THE CTTY-The claims of an incom-
petent to the Coronel estate. 81. Niosi's bad
luck; he sues for $25, 900 damages 80.
Court notes and new suits The various
sums available for the improved new
school buildings. :. The chief OF the fire
department makes number of changes
Local land and building; review of
the week in real estate. In city social
life ..."Old Glory will be competed for
on the Fourth OF July. Confirmation
services at Unity church . The Cyclers
night parade The apportonmcnt of
school fund moneys. =. Programme and
entries Athletic park
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Lord shoIto Douglas in Nor. Trouble

SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.-Lord Shol-
to Douglas. the youngest son Of the Mar
quis of Queensuerry, who gained so much
newspaper notorety of late through his
anxiety to marry Loretta Adds, an ac-
tress who is now starring in this city,
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He Struck Oil

David Weaver of Cairo, Richie county,
on whose land a big oil well was struck
Monday, died last night of heart disease
resulting from excitement over his stroke
of good fortune. He had been paor
man all his life, and the prospect of
sudden wealth was too much for HIM.
The herald., 1895-05-30

BY TELEGRAPH-Funeral services over the
remains OF Secretary Gresham were held a
the White House in Washington .. Details
OF the loss OF the Pacific mail steamship
Colima, near Manzanillo, are meager, but
it is admitted that the loss OF life was
great. The Republican state convention
in Ohio had tame session :. The catch OF
seals in the north this year is below the
average Lord Sholto Douglas gets into
more trouble in San Francisco . Lady
Hesketh, nee Sharon, has arrived in New
Yorl,
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Dealt, on the River Rank

SACR RAMENTO. May pa man named
Thomas Frc9erickson today shot and
Killed himself near the river in the south
crn end OF the county. No particulars
have yet been received.
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Adjudged Not Guilty

SAN FRANCISCO. May 29.-Carl Won
Tiedman, who was accused of forging
deeds to land IN the Christy- Pratt trans
action, was declared mot guilty. BY a
Jury in Judge Belcher's court this after
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Coming BY Sea

SAN FRANCISCO, May % Passengers
on the steamer st. Paul: Los Angeles -
c. Bade and wife. Emma Brown, Lou de
L. Callahan, and two III stceragc.
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Russia and the Gold Basis

ST. PETERSBURG. May pa law
has been passed permitting commercial
transactions in Russia to be conducted
on a gold basis.
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gloomy forebodings prevailed. despite
the assurances of Pacific Mail officers that
the Colima's machinery was in excellent
condition. having been inspected Just
prior to her departure, that her comman-
der and officers were skilled seamen and
that the chances were all in favor OF the
safety of their friends.
Among the passengers uaccounted for
are Professor Harold Whiting Mrs. Whit
ing Miss Rose Whiting and two children
OF Berkeley. Professor Whiting occupied
a chair in the state university. Another
is J. f. Chilberg OF Seattle. who was on
his way south to interest Central Amerl-
can coffee planters in a new steamship
line between Central America and Puget
Sound.
The latest dispatch from Mazatlan, via
New York, says;
1.-The accident occurred at about II :15
O clock, 160 missing. A cipher word that
is not exactly understood by the steam
ship people may change the wording of
the message as regards the time. Ihe
following message has been received from
the agent of the Fireman g Fund lnsur-
arce company at Manzanillo: Am ready
to proceed to the scene of the Colima
disaster. Urgent need of some one caring
for the San Francisco underwriters ln-
terest. Can obtain diver here
The inference here Is that the vessel
struck on rock. The insurance board
held meeting toduy but took no action.
The agent at Manzanillo will be notified
what to do tomorrow.
Later-Tweny -four hours have passed
since the news OF the loss of the steam
ship Coima off the Mexican coast was re.
ceived in this city, and the officials OF
the Pacific Mailc company are as much in
the dark as ever with regard to the loss
of life.
With the exception OF brief dispatch
from Manzanillo giving the names of
fourteen passengers and five members OF
the crew who were picked up by the
steamer San Juan, not word has been
received about the disasteS and the fate
of the other 161 passengers on the ship
is in doubt.
Meager as is this information about the
loss OF the Colima. the officials of the
company do not believe that the loss of
life is as heavy as reported. This hope
|ul view OF the case is not shared, how
ever. by the relatives of the passengers
and crew in this city.
The ship was lost Monday night, and
the fact that only one small boat load was
picked up leads many to believe that the
vessel went down SO rapidly that the 9TH
ers did not have an OPT ortunity to save
themselves.
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'laces Bar. TEN. Max. I'm. Wind W. ther

Forecast-May 29.-For Southern California:
Fair; warmer in interior and on the north
ern coast; brisk northerly winds, moderate
norther in the interior Valleys
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THE NEWS
Events of the World, the Nation, Southern
California and Los Angeles

WEATHER REPORT-United States depart-
ment OF agriculture weather bureaus
report, received at Los Angeles May 20,
1895.
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Temperature-Report of Observations taken
at Los Angeles, May Goth. [Notc-Barometcf
reduced to sea levell
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nv TEJEGpApu r,,nou,, .o.,,

Maximum temperature, 7S.
Minimum temperature, sd.
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Time. Bar. Their. RH' m wd Vel w'he
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5 90 a. m l3OO2l 81 as INV & Clear
8 100 p. IN. 1904 20 20 w 9 CLEAR
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4 The Number of Persons
HT Who Have Wants ~ -nr
8 Today are Ill, ,lUC
To Fill Them Try Sundays Herald
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-04-10
$1OO-REWARD-$100.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreadful disease that sci.
ence has been able to cure i'm all its
stages, and that is Catnrrh. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure known to the medical frater-
nifty. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires II constitutional
treatment. Halls tatarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting directly on
the blood and mucus snrfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and Civ
ing the patient strength hy build
ing up the constitution and assist
ing nature to do its work. The pro-
pr,etors have SO much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that II fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials. Address,
F. j. CHENEY d co.
Toledo, Ohio
Sold by all Druggists, 75y.
March l6-ln.
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1Esr QUESTIONS.
Saturday April 8, 1896.
ARITHMETIC.
@. Il. GOODWIN, Examiner.
(Time 2 hours.)

g. 80
@. Il. GOODWIN, Examiner.
(Time 2 hours.)
l. How many square feet OF bark
on = log 18 feet long and 90 inches in
diameters
2. For what sum must note, pay
able at bank in 80 days, be drawn to
produce 4898S when discounted at 81
3. The entire surface Of cube is
1922 square inches. What is the di-
agonals 9g
4. A grocer sells % pounds Of sugar
for 81 in cash, or 20 pounds on one
years time. What is bis rate Of dis
countf
S. III OF 4 Of the time past noon, (,
equals AS Of So Of the time till mid
night. What time is 1t?
8. A boatman can row IL miles an
hour with the current or miles an
hour against It. How far can he row
and return In 10 hourse
Z. A parlor 20 feet by 1S feet is
carpeted with 88 inch carpet at $l.2O
a yard, surrounded by carpet bor-
der one foot wide at Is cents n yard.
Find the total cost?
8. A train going at the rate of 30
miles an hour, passes man walking
at the rate of miles an hour in 18
seconds, man and train going in the
same direction. Find the length OF
the train in yards.
8. l borrow $54O at simple interest
for s years. At the end of each
year the rate is raised Is. AT
the end Of the time the total interest
is $189. What is the rate for the
first year,
10. A laborer received daily for a
period Of AZ days 2 cents more than
on the previous day. The amount
received for the last Is days was the
same as that of the first "a days,
How much did he receive for the en-
tire time?
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Especial Examination.)
Saturday, April 6, 1895.
ARITHMETIC.

G. E. GOODWIN, Examiner.
i. (a) Define percentage, interest,
commission, insurance, and taxes.
(b) A ladder 40 feet long stands 20
feet from building. At what height
will it strike the building?
2. What will it cost to carpet a
room 10 feet "A inches by Is feet 8
inches, with carpet 4 yard wide, at
8s cents yard?
B. A butcher sold two beeves for
for $3.50 each; on one he gained 25%
and on the other he lost 2596. Did
he gain or lose and how much?
4. Wheat sold at l.50 bushel,
pays profit Of 1-5 of the cost. If
sold at ~ bushel, what per cent.
would it pay?
5. Find the area of piece OF land
in the form ola triangle, whose sides
are 20, 80 and 40 rods respectively.
6. II 40 men in days of 8 hours
each, build a, wall l2O rods long, 8
feet high, andB feet thick, how many
men will be required to build wall
1852 rods in length, II feet high, and
8 feet thick in Is days, by working IL
hours per days ~
z. What Is the interest at S86 OF
4879O. .45 from July Doth, 1868 to Sept.
18th, 1867.
8. A farmer has 81 of his sheep
in one field, 3-s in another field, and
the remainder, ,'12l sheep in a third
field. How many sheep had he in
all? -'v
o. What will 8 bushels, 3 pecks,
quarts, l pint clover seed cost at
1896 per bushel?
10. (a) What is the surface OF q
cube, the edge of which is 8 feet? (b,
Extract the cube root of 1868.
Especial Examination.)
PENMANSHIP.
| G. E. GOODWIN, EXAMINER.
+ Write the following as specimen
Of your penmanslip, and sign YOU
name in full
"Penmanship that useful art
| Whose agency is ever now,
Links mind to mind and heart to lienr
And brings a train Of thought t,
view"
Especial Examination.)
4 ORTHOGRAPHY.
i w, p. ENGLE, Examiner.
J.. Give the classes into which con
sonants ere divided.
?. How ere derivative words form
Iedf
! ., Define letter aud syllable.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-04-10
u. s. HISTORY.

(Tlme, 0O mlnutes.l y

(Time, GO minutes.)
i. Name five prominent discover
ers and the date OF the leading dis
covery OF each.
2. Doscrib, the founding Of New
Amsterdam and the successive
changes in its government.
B. What were the terms OF the
treaty Of Paris, 17sB?
4. In what political campaign did
the Liberal Republicans take pro-
minent parts Who was their candi.
date for President?
s.. How was the Electoral Commits
sion created, and what was its pur-
pose?
6. Describe briefly Lees attempt
ed invasion OF the North?
Z. In what respects did President
Jackson differ from his predecessors
s. Name the members of President
Cleveland's cabinet.
8. Who were the Vice-P Presidents
with Abraham Lincoln? 18e
10. What was the object OF the
Conway Cabal? What distinguished
generals fell at Quebec?
ORTHOGRApHY.
". +. ENaLE, Examiner.
(Time 30 minutes.)
1. What is orthoepy? Cognates?
1096
9. Name the substitutes in the fol-
lowing words: Prey, chaise, physics.
For what are they substitutes? 15%
8. Indicate the pronunciation of
complaisance, isolate, acclimate,
drought, museum. 2O9S
4. Spell correctly: FORESTER, sybel,
dossil, wezel, wevel, vassle, valees,
pelees, malicia, codisile. 80%
5. Define impute, mission, pres
cience, typical, feasible 25%
GEOCRAPHl.
F.M. GoRDEN, Examiner.
L. What state OF. the U. S. ranks
first in the production of coal? Which
ranks second? Third?
2. Give the area and population OF
Ohio. OF the United States.
B. NameA lake in New York
whose waters find their way to the
Mississippi.
A. What is the state of civilization
of South America?
5. Where is Gibralter? To whom
does it belong, and for what is il
noted?
6. What and and where are Flori
da Keys? What city on Florids
Keys?
z. What branch of geography
treats of the earth in relation to gov
ernment and society?
! 8. Name three cities on or neal
the Goth meridian, and two on or neal
the 18th.
8. What country contains the
greatest population in proportion tt
it's area?
10. Where is Oceanica, it's popula
tion, area; to what race do the native
inhabitants belong?
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-04-10

-Shiloh's Cure is sold on Il guar
antee. 1t cures Incipient Con-
sumption. 1t is the best Cough
Cure. Only one cent dose. %
cts, 80 ITS. and $l.0O. Sold by Mil
Ter & Case.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-04-10
THEORY AND PRACTICE.


(Time 80 Minutes.)
- Your penmanship will be
graded from this branch.
1. What method should be employ
ed to cultivate the memory of pupils?
2. Name some of the particulars for
a teacher to consider in organizi, g a
school.
8. In teaching, should rules or pro-
cesses first receive attention.
4. To what extent should the teach
er be controlled by the wishes of the
parents in the management and in
struction Of a school?
s. What method should be employ
ed to teach children how to study?
GRAMMAR.
FIN. GORDEN, Examiner.
/. When is a proposition SEN
tenceP When not? Give examples
Of each.
2. What is absolute case? Give
it's five forms.
3. What is the difference between
finite verb and an infinitive?
4. Define conjunctive adverb. Write
sentence containing one and parse
the conjunctiye.
5. Give three nouns that have no
plural, three that have no singular,
and three that are alike in both num-
bers.
s. II joint ownership is meant in a
series Of possessive nouns, what is
the rule for the sign9 II separate
ownership is meants
z. He lives Just over the hill. Parse
just.
8. Write sentences, illustrating the
different uses Of what.
0. Correct: cannot tell whether
he has returned or not. The boy
would and did have his own way. He
10 the wisest which lives the most
nobly.
10. Parse words In capitals. 1t is
the curse Of kings TO BE ATTEND
! ED by slaves THAT take their hu-
mors for warrant.
To break within the bloody house
Of life.
And on the WINKING OF authority
TO UNDERSTAND law.
NARCOTICS.
f. M. GORDEN, Examiner.
How does narcotics affect the
nervous systemf
2. Explain the Injurious effects Of
smokingf
8. What Is intoxication? Is there
any difference between narcotics and
intoxicantsf
4. What tendency has every mar
cotics
5. What are the uses Of alcoholic
PHYSIOLOGY.
w. +. ENGLE, Examiner,
(Time, 80 minutes.)
]. How many pulsstions and res
pirstlons should person In healtl
have PER minute,
?. what's the elace Of the lynn
phaticsi- Name the thres classes Q
nsrvsss
3. Locate the pancrsas, sternum
pyloFus, dsltoid, oerebrum.
I. WkotAs oxidationf What ID on
q the results Of oxidation.
s. Describe the eyer
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-04-10

But are ple lepared to heal the sick, but not
to raise the dead. We are DRUGGISTS,
and are prepared to provide you with the
purest Drugs that can be purchased. We
have just stocked up with the freshest and
most effective goods in our. Line: We are
also blessed with 35 years experience in the
practice of medicine and surgery, and cs n
make it to your advantage to prescribe for
you, il you are sick. We also have greaC
run on the staple PATENT MEDICINES
of the market. Our supply of Horse and
Cattle powders are the best that can be
purchased. We carry full line of Oils,
Dry Stuffs, Notions, Perfumery, Fancy Glass
ware, Watches, Clocks, Stationery, Envel-
opes, Lead Pencils, Slate Pencils, Chalk
Crayons Pens Inks, and School Supplies.
Also a full line of the best smoking and
chewing tobacco. Our line of Cigars are
kept up to the wants of the public. We
can supply YOU with standard Garden Seed,
guaranteed to produce. We ask your pat
ronage. Store in the room formerly occu-
pied by the Reber Drug Store.
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define: Integrity, caucus, succumb,
reprieve, retrieve.
Especial Examination
GEOGRAPHY.
F. NJ. GORDON, Examiner.
1. Bound Ohio and give its area.
2. What is n mountain range? A
mountain system?
3. Describe the Mississippi River.
4. Give area and population OF the
United States.
5. Name and locate the three high
land systems Of South America.
6, Name the lakes Of Australia.
Z. Name five Important cities in
New York.
8. Name five rivers of Africa.
8. Describe the surface of Tennes-
see
10. Name three rivers OF Asia that
flow into the Artic Ocean.
IL. Name the five races OF men.
IL. Which Zones have four seasons?
13. Locate Ceylon, Katahdin, Cobb
and Honolulu, and tell what they are.
IA. Why are the polar circles 23t
degrees from the poles?
Is. How many counties in Ohio,
and How many townships in Hook
ing County?
16. What is the orbit of the earth?
What is climate?
Especial Examination.)
GRAMMAR.
f. M. GoRpEN, Examiner.
1. What does grammar teach?
9. Give complete classification of
the noun.
3. Name the modes, and tell which
are used in asking questions.
4. Tell what you know about gen
der.
5. Write sentence containing
relative pronoun and parse the rela-
tive.
6. Name and define two classes of
adjectives.
Z. How are verbs classified with re-
spect to use?
8. What is parsing? What is an
alysis?
8. Write a. simple sentence. A
complex sentence. A compound
sentence.
10. What is the difference between
phrases and clauses?
IL. How are sentences contracted?
12. What is object of contraction.
13. What is personification?
Il. What is absolute case? Illus
trate by sentences the different ways
in which noun may be in the alb
solute case.
Is. Correct: The man who you
saw was my father. You may have
either Of the four boats for ten dol
lars.
16. Parse: He SAW star SHOOT
from heaven. GIVE ME- MUSIC.
Especial Examination).
PHYSIOLOGY AND NARCOTICS.
w. +. ENGLE, Examiner.
/. Define Physiology. Why is a
knowledge of Physiology valuable?
9. Name the classes of joints.
3. Name the organs of circulation.
What are glands?
| 4. Name the divisions of the brain
What is the functions of the cere-
brum?
5. Name the special senses and
give the organ of each.
6. What is ventilation? What are
tendons?
Z. Why should food be cooked?
s. Is the use of tobacco injurious
and if so, why?
8. What is a narcotic? A stimu
liant?
10. How is alcohol obtained?
Especial Examination.)
U. s. HISTORY.
w. +. ENGLE, Examiner.
l. Define History.
! 2. Who were the Puritans? On
what vessel did they sail? Wher
and where did they land?
8. Who was Magellan? Mont.
calm? Andros?
i 4. Give date of settlement of st
Augustine and Jamestown.
5. How are our Presidents chosen
Name all the Presidents in order.
i 6. Name the States that formed
the Southern Confederacy.
4 Z. What three cities have beer
seats Of the Federal Government
What are the important features o
the 'Ordinance of 1857"
8. When, where and by whom wa
the first settlement made in Ohio
When admitted as State?
8. What is meant by a President
veto? OF what does the President
cabinet consist?
10. Name five of our most eminen
inventors, and the last six States ad
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II. f. Anthony, Ex-Postmaster
of Promis City, Iowa, says: 81
bought one bottle of "Mystic Cure"
for RheumatisLl and two doses of it
did me more good than any medi-
cine / ever took" Sold by +. Har-
rington, Druggist, Logan, O.
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Captain Sweeney, US. A., San
Diego, Cal, sans: "Shilol's Catarrh
Remedy is the first medicine i have
ever found thatwould do ME any
good" Price 5Oc. For sale by Mill
er 4 Case.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21
An Important Discovery.

J.T. Stubs discovered an immense
deposit Of agatite on the Bellew
farm, some weeks ago, but requested
that it be kept secret for a time, un-
til he could have, it analyzed and
Thoroughly tested. This has been
done by the best skilled chemists in
Chicago, who pronounce it seven per
cent stronger and purer than any aga
tite on the market.
The deposit is known to cover from
20 to 30 acres, and probably more.
The depth so far as prOspected, ranges
from five to ten feet.
Stubbs will put in a factory, this
spring, to prepare the agatite for mar
ket. The preparation, as we have
been told, consists in grinding and
then beating. 1t is easily ground,
and, when heated, becomes as fine and
white as -four.
There is deposit Of agatite aud a
factory for preparing it at Sallna,
Kansas. The last quotation placed
the price at $50 per ton on board the
cars. 1t takes the place of lime, and
is much better for plastering. The
world is the market, and there is no
limit to the amount that can be sold.
We are more than glad to make
this important discovery public. 1t
will not only be a bonanza for the
owners, but it will furnish lots OF
work, and bring large sums of money
into this vicinity. The factory will
be started just as soon as the neces-
sary machinery can be brought 10 and
set up.-Mulvane Record.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-21
From DR.. Smith.
St. Augustine, Fla, Feb. IA, 1Sg

st. Augustine, Fla, Feb. u, 1895.
Valentine Day with us is cold. In
fact we have had but little else since
we landed. st. Augustine has lost
many Of its old landmarks. Many
palm, fig, orange and other trees are
ruined. All that seemed to be semi
tropical in the state is about wiped
out. This is far greater calamity
upon the state of Florida tnan two or
three entire crop failures would be to
the state of Kansas. Yet we venture
to say that Florida, like Kansas, with
her adverSities, will come out of this
catastrophe like sixty-inch buzz saw
out of the butt of a sawlOg. Florida,
like Kansas, with her cyclones, is too
warm hearted to let one chilling smile
Of adversely send her to the bOw-wows.
Lots of st. Augustine property is for
sale at big figures for town of only
1900 inhabitants. The dental office
of Smith & Mayhem, no better located
here, would be worth $4,000, while
everything to live on is much cheaper
here than in Wellington. If those
who buy bread there could see the
two big fine lOaves weget here for five
cents, and as fine mutton as we ever
ate for five cents per pound. Oranges
are as dear here, ,OrmOre so, than there.
You see think Kansas is the garden
spot of the United States. She can
get her oranges and vegetables from
the four corners of the earth, and
ought to have the very best and at
very low prices, and if she don't its on
account Of railroad monopolieS.
On the evening of the 9th inst. Mrs.
Smith and l had the pleasure of hear
ing Col. Ingersoll lecture on "Shakes-
peare;" admission, sl.5O Bill Nye
will be the next. We could attend
something Of the kind every night
but We are spending the most of our
time at Chatfeld-Ocean view, four
miles south of St. Augustine, the
home of Lutte Bovee, brother-in-law.
We are intending to sail for New
York the last of May, where we will
put in the summer getting the bright
est ideas the world has on dentistry,
returning to and spending the winter
in st. Augustine unless the big crops
and good prices in Kansas set DR..
Mayhem to seueeling for help. Fish
ing and hunting is the order of the
day here. More anon.
S. EWING SMITH.