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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Hypocrisy is the necessary burden
Of villainy; affectation, part of the
chosen trappings of folly.-Johnson.
An able man shows his spirit by
gentle words and resolute actions He
is neither hot nor timid Chesterfield.
-Circassia took its name from the
Scherkes, tribe of Tartar warriors
who established themselves between
the Black and Caspian seas
How did Scrawlins get his reputa.
ton FOR originality?" Very simply.
He makes it a rule to know nothing
whatever about the topic on which he
writes "-Washington Star.
The difficulty of registering the
temperature at the bottom of the
ocean Is due to the fact that ct great
depths the thermometers are crushed
by the pressure.
The greatest sum of coin that was
ever collected in one spot was in the
national treasury of the United States
in the silver crisis, when no less than
$500, oo0, 600 was contained there.
when lived somewhat quietly in
Boston" said a New Yorker, 81 discov-
cred a novel use for the conventional
hat box. My chum and myself found
that our pitcher would sit up beauti-
fully in the hat box, and We used the
combination to work the growler. No
body in Boston could suspect the pres
ence of a pitcher full of beer beneath
the innocent exterior of hat box"
The longest distance a letter can
be carried within the limits of the
United States is from Key West, Fla,
10 Ounaiaska, 6,271 miles, and all for 3
cents People who would save money
will at once start for Key West or
Ounalasks and SO address their corre-
spondenee that they shall get their full
moneys worth.
China took its name from Tsin, an
emperor who founded q dynasty 300
years before the Christian era he was
the monarch who built the great wall
and accomplished many other works Of
utility TO the empire. 1t is also called
the Celestial Empire" because most
of its early rulers were, in the popular
belief, deities, or NEUROLOGICAL person
eges.
AT Brighton. England. Christmas
dole Of half a sovereign has been dis
tributed for years to the oldest poor in
habitants- 1t was given this year 10
$50 persons, e5 women and IS men. who
averaged over 50 years Of age, and. Is
the day was fine, ee of them appeared
in person, headed by an old lady OF e5.
She was followed By eight more old
ladies who were over % The oldest
man present was SO. but an old gentle
man of 100, who could no. come, headed
the list
Rock candy. which is only sugar IN
large, hard cystsls. is now produced
wholesale IN tin buckets inclosed IN
wooden frkins Strings are stretched
across the buckets and upon tiese the
crystals form IL happens often that
the rock candy OF to-day is not the
white, semi-transpsrent product Of
twenty-five years ago. but 9 cloudy,
reddish-brown crystal, as If made from
cheap sugar. II Is not easily sdri-
f<rstei. and capitalization is al essen
italy homes; process
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
COMES OUT STRONG
STOCK MARKET DEVELOPS AN AS
TONISHING FIRMNESS.
Opening Immediately Witnesses Loss OF
One Eighth Per Cent But n Good Buy
ing Movement Produces Lively Ad-
vance Led by the Coalers and Shared by
MISUNDERSTANDING Sales Cause Re
action-AnOther Season of Buying Sue
ceeds and the Close is Firm With Gains
Generany-Bond Syndicate Prospectus.

New York, Feb. 19.-The stock mar
ket showed remarkable firmness today.
At the opening there was a loss of
about "a per cent in most Of the active
list but a good buying movement was
quickly developed under the influence
of which a brisk advance was recorded,
led by New Jersey Central and the 9TH
er coal stocks, in which Northwest also
participated largely, the Improvement
ranging up to rs per cent The higher
range of values induced sales TO real
iZe profit and as a result New Jersey
Central and Sugar broke ~ per cent,
and the rest Of the list bG1 per cent.
The temuer of speculation underwent
marked change about 1 o'clock and the
market put on a good tone under pur-
chasing of moderate volume. The buy
ing continued to the close, which was
quite firm and the final sales showed
gains in a majority of the active list
and a number of the specialties, Silver
being materially lower. The prospec-
tuS Of the acknowledgment bond SYM
dictate was issued just before the close
of business on the stock exchange, but
not in time to have any effect on the
share market, if it was at all calculated
speculation. The more important adj
vances on the day are: Minneapolis
and st. Louis IL per cent: Lake Erie
and Western preferred is per cent and
the Changers A@3s per cent. except
Burlington, which is unshanged from
yesterdays final price. In the list OF
declines are Sugar, Norfolk and West
ern preferred and Leather preferred q
per cent: American Tobacco Ia per cent
st. Paul NJ. and NJ, 312 per cent and
American Cable pa per cent. National
Starch first preferred made break OF
10 per cent on the liquidation of small
block of the stock. Foreigners were not
in the market here to any extent today.
Speculation III the bond market To-Day
was quiet and of an embarrassing char
acter. The total sales were $70f.00O.
Keokuk and Des Moines firsts sold at
361s per cent against 1912 per cent on
January 16. The other important chan
ges are: Advances-Oregon Improve
ment consol fives 2 per cent Declines
Northern Pacific thirds 3 per cent; st.
Paul and L. D. seconds per cent.
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FADS IN EUROPE.
Principal Games Which Arc Amusing the
People OF the Old World

Principal Games Which Arc Amusing the
People OF the Old World
An Italian editor has been Investigate
ting the principal games in fashion in
Europe during the dull weather. He
finds the present craze in England is
clay modelling, the selected victims
and generally MISUNDERSTANDING Mr.
Gladstone and '.Sir Harcourt" In Bel
GUM, especially in the ''Rocke-sclubs,"
slow smoking races are the fashion.
These lend themselves favorably to
bets. Big Flemish pipes are loaded
with half an ounce of tobacco. and he
IS winner who can smoke his own
through in the longest time without
relighting. Present record, sixty-seven
minutes to one pipe.
Loaping beans are the amusement Of
Italy and southern France. The in
ventor has had whole fields of them
sown in Mexico and the larvae care
fully preserved. The bean leaps best
on hot plates, but the southerners
paint them as kings and queens and
use a little gunpowder. Then the fig
ures go into commissions and the game
is called ''L'anarchie."
Germany, of course, is occupied with
the war game, and France has selected
''divinettes," or guesses at the future.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
just q Little Blind Boy.

little Cincinnati boy, who was an
inmate of the state institution for the
blind, was placed in the carpenter shop
the other day for the purpose of learn
ing the trade. The boy was given his
first lesson, and he worked very indus
triously until the teacher came around
again, when he said:
did you say that God knows every
thing?"
The teacher said: Eyes"
DO you think He sees everything
that is nade?" the boy asked.
Yes" was the answer.
Then l bet He'll laugh when he
sees this stool. "-Cincinnat Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20

To Claude Nautin, London inventor,
Is credited simple method of obtain
ing some of the rare metals in any de-
sired quantity in an absolutely pure
state; that is, he finds that aluminium
viii take away the oxygen from the
oxide of almost any other metal. leav-
ing the latter pure. Metals like chro-
MUM, cobalt, nickel, tungsten, uranium
and manganese are easily obtained in
the oxide form. the trouble being TO re-
,duce the oxide and get the pure metal
vautin's device, it appears, causes the
materials TO produce their own heat FOR
the purpose. Thus the process may be:
Oxide of chromium taken in powdered
form. certain quantity Of lime mixed
with it, to this mixture being added
portion of aluminium reduced to minute
separate granulcs. the whole compound
being then placed In crucible with
magnesia lining, which is placed in
furnace. At certain moderate tenn
perature the reaction takes place.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
DANGEROUS INSECTS.
Bedbugs a. Conveyors Of Tuberculous and
Other Infection.

Bedbugs a. Conveyors of TuberculOus and
Other Infection.
French sanitarians are Just now con.
siderably agitated over the question OF
bedbugs. DR.. Felix Bremond argued
before the commission of hygiene that
the bedbug is nuisance and a cause of
disease, and so thoroughly convinced
the commission of the correctness of
his ideas that the determination Of the
bedbug in infested lodging houses was
ordered forthwith. But the lodging
house keepers had become so much at
tached to the society of this cheerful
pet that they entered a vigorous protest
TO the demands of the commission, and
contested the decision in the courts,
with the result that the municipal
council and the state courts reversed
the decision of the commission Of n.y.
giene, and thus the bugs were deliv-
cred from the imminent peril which
threatened them, and the tenants OF
cheap lodging houses in Paris still fur
nish food for these hungry phleboto-
mistS.
Drs. Bremond and De Wevere have
made a careful study of the relation of
bedbugs to health. and have shown
that this loathsome insect is a menace
to health, not only by reason Of the loss
of sleep and of food directly attribute
BILE to its ravages, but also through 1t
becoming the means of transmitting
the microbes OF tuberculosis. One
case is cited in which such a communi-
cation of disease took place. A
young man died of tuberculosis. Short
" afterward, his brother, who occu-
pied his bed, became infected with gen.
eral tuberculosis. The physician in at
tendance noticed that he bore marks
of many attacks by bedbugs, and, being
led TO suspect this source Of infection,
examined the bugs, and found that
large portion of them carried tuber-
cular bacilli in their alimentary canals.
Rabbits bitten by the same bugs con-
tracted the disease and quickly died of
It, An infusion made from the bugs
by crushing them was also found 10
contain the microbes, and when in
iected into small animals quickly gave
rise to the disease.
lnls Is question: which oushs W 1C
ceive the attention of the sanitary au-
thorities in our great cities. It has
long been known that flies may COM
municate cholera, Charlton and other in
fections, as erysipelas and possibly yell
low fever. It has also long been known
that earthworms are means OF dispens-
ing cbarbon infections. Mosquitoes con-
vey certain animal parasites, as falaria;
possibly also the parasites Of malaria.
1t is possible that many insects may be
engaged in this mischievous activity.
This is a matter TO which sanitarisns
may well give Observation-Disclosures
News.
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charged for them retail. The druggist
refused, because there was reason to
believe that an attempt was being
made to corner the supply.
A well-known physician in Washing
ton ascertained that patient of his
had possession of an extra vaccine
point. He went and begged it of him.
One little boy called at the Emergency
hospital and asked, with tears in his
eyes, to be vaccinated.
You go ont and get one of those
things" said the surgeon In charge,
land I'll vaccinate you.7'
The boy went to the apothecary aad
begged a vaccine point. Then he re-
turned to the hospital and was oper-
ated uDon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20

The color of ones clothing has con-
siderable TO do with his comfort IN sum-
n,er or winter. When exposed 20 the
sunlight white. IL is said. receives 100
degrees Fahrenheit; pale straw color.
10a: dark yellow. 40: light green, 155;
dark green, los. Turkey red, I8s; blue.
los, and black. 20s. Assuming that this
table is correct, the person who dresses
in light colo-s during the summer has
about double the protection from the
heat that man or woman in black
has-Homeopathic Envoy.
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One line advertisements charged same
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Answers TO advertisements sent IN care
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Reference 10 former advertisements
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or discontinued py telephone
ClsSSIfied advertisements VIII be cents
per line each insertion; average seven
words TO line. agate measurement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20

1. has been ascertained by an ex.
tended series Of experiments tha. rye
and winter wheat viii terminate N
soil the temperature Of which Is as low
rs 81 degrees Barley, oets. fax. clover
and peese will sprous a. IS degrees
The turnip is as cold-blooded as the re
and winter wheat, but the carrot needs
IS degrees and the bean 20 degree. be-
fore they viii make the initial effort 20
send the life-shoot IN search Of air and
GQht
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, Feb. 19.-For Tuesday. with
no mails from the more important markets
of the country, the usual quiet was broken
by the presence of a large number of
visiting buyers. Some new business was
done, but not in proportion to the atten-
ton extended or the numberof buyers
present. The jobbers had a good at
tendance of buyers and considerable bus
mess was done. Printing cloths very
quiet at 9-16.
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Weeks Changes in Grain Stocks.

New York, Feb. 19.-Special cable ana
Geographic advices to Bradstreet, cover
Ing principal points OF accumulation IN
tie United States, Canada and Europe
Il dicate the following changes in stocks
II grain last Saturday. compared with the
preceding Saturday:
United States and Canada east of the
Rock mountains. wheat, decrease 2.16S. 0o0
bushels; corn, decrease 80. 600 bushels:
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Kansas CITY Grain.

Kansas iCty, Feb. 19.-Wheat-Easier;
No. hard. SIC; No. 2 red. 5llrd52c; re-
jected. 47diSc. Sales by sample I. o; b.
. red. 5fG5sc Corn-Steady; firmer: No.
mixed. 4Ol2c; No. 2 white, 4oisc- Oats
Steady; No. mixed. ga 2si@c: No. white,
Sic Rye-Firm: No. ,, sc. Bran-Dull,
fiGe6c. Hay-Steady; UNCHANGED. But-
ter-Dul; unchaged. Eggs-Firmer, Ni.c
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Cash quotations were as foIIOWS
F'lour-Steady; unchanged.
No. spring wheat, 5212G56iec; No. 3,
nominal: No. red, 50ls G5gSsc. No. ? corn,
42isd42S4c; No. 5 yellow, 40ss@4lc. No. 2
oats, 29I4c: No. 2 white, sos acc; No. 3,
SlaSli4c No. rye, 52i9c. No. barley.
54i2@5oc; No. 3, 52I541sc: No. 4. sic. No.
1 aXseed, s1.S9. Prime timothy seed: $500
$50 Mess pork, per bbl., N6.IvG II. 20
Lard, per 100 lbs, s5.4212@6.45. Short ribs
sides, 1oose.) s5.15G5.2o. Dry sailed shoul-
ders. (boxed.D IssG4Ss. Short clear sides,
tboXed.) S552l5d5.57 la. Whiskey, distillerS
finished goods, per gal. sl22. Sugars
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Al0ost . Hint

He-Whas would you do Il ] were 70
give you a Kiss?
She'd call for mamma 10 come.
latter pause-) She went out shop
ping awhile ago. and hasn't got bacx
ye:--Iexss e;f,iu1s
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BOND Syndicate Names the Price.

New York. Feb. 19-The Belmont
Morgan syndicate will issue its pros
pectus of four per cent government
bonds this afternoon, naming $1.131. as
the issue price
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IA 1 LII
Cattle market steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representatiN
Stock Yard Notes.

Bosley & Alexander of Colwich, were
on the market with car of hogs.
l. P Horton of Caldwell, had a car or
hogs and cattle on the market.
J. c. Gray of Oatville, was In with
car OF hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20

oats, decrease 235, 600. United States and
Canada, west of the Rocky mountains,
wheat, decrease 597, 900. Afloat for and in
Europe, wheat, decrease 10000. North
west interior elevator stocks, decrease
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20

London Feb. in. NJ. Rothschild
& Son, will issue a prospectus this after
noon for the sale of the new United
States bonds. Subscriptions will open
tomorrow and close on Thursday.
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Well Educated.

Fresh from the cooking school. you see,
She merited the praise
OF him who fondiy said that she
Knew beans IN fourteen Ways
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ST. Louis, Feb. 19.-Wheat-Cash higher,
512sc: May, 51Ssc. Coru-Cash higher.
eO9sc; May. ili4GESsc. Oats-Lower; cash
29l2c; May. 2924c. Pork-Firmer, Sl6.21i
. L 2 r.i-Sh SSHTR A.
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yks Csoal Way.

ParTots-Hardup isn't rich, bat ".
found him 70 be friend IN need
Virgins - How - when he needed
observation-disclosures Bszar.
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers and shippers OF
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
Wholesale Fish and Oysters.
CORNER FIRST and fifth.

US WITH dil OIutI
In order TO reach all parts OF the coun-
try and for the accommodation of the peo-
pie during the busy spring months, we
have put twelve wagons out in all direc-
lions from Wichita, and are prepared to
call at any house within fifty miles of
Wichita on one or two days notice. we
keep these wagone located thirty or forty
miles out, so when you notify us give
exact location, and we will have the man
closest 10 you call at your place. We gen
orally consider one-half cent less
than the above prices when we
call at your house. Each driver
will be supplied with badge which no
will wear on his hat with the name of the
firm and his number, so il you have any
complaint to make about him, please re-
port to u.s. giving the number and your
complaint will have immediate attention.
If you have any poultry TO SELL please
write us at once, giving exact location,
and we will have one of our representa-
tives call on you anywhere within fifty
miles of Wichita. Respectfully.
A E. LA WRENCE. Manager.
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COTTON MARKET.
New OrleanS.

New Orleans, Feb. 19.-Cotton futures
stetdy. Sales, a. 500 bales; February. So
bid; March, s5.2Sd5.29: April, s5.2995:25
May, $.32G5.33; June, s5.3Sd5.39; June: g. =
5.54; October, $5.5SG5.5 50; November. $500
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Cattle and sheep a Dime H,gher.

Chicago, Feb. 19.-Today's receipts Of
cattle We're about half the Tuesday sup
ply. There was ONE improvement today
in spite Of an apparent indifference in the
demand. Holders in most instances got
an advance of 10 cents. The meagre sup
ply was divided up among the dinerent
mon to prime steers; s2.50G4.O0 for stock
ers and feeders; 81. 596i0o for cows, heif-
ers and bulls, and s2.2oG4. 40 for Texas
cattle. The average Of prices was low.
40
The hog market was strong during
the morning and although the later feel
ing was less firm, the average of prices
was slightly higher than for Monday.
The arrivals were about 1000 head less
than for last Tuesday, but buyers were
tations wer about the same as for Mon
day. ranging from $3.s5G4.35 for poor to
choice 200 to 400 pound hogs, and from
lots of extra quality sold at higher figures
than quoted above, and poor stuff sold
along down TO $3.50. The quality was
good and the bulk of the hogs brought
s.. 00Q4.3o.
Both sheep and lambs were stronger.
They sold 10 cents higher than yesterday
and sold actively There was a fair
nothing had to be carried over. Sales Of
common to choice sheep were at 81. 15G
4.35 with extra quoted around s4zo.
Lambs We're in demand at SS5G5.eO &C
sold at So. 25@415, and s375@4.35 were popu-
lar prices for lambs.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000: calves, 400; hogs,
900; sheep, II 900.
Kansas City, Feb. 19.-Cattle-Receipt
$500; shipments. 100. Market steady to
strong. Texas steers, sS.90d4. 20; Colorado
steers, s3.00d4.25: beef steers, s2.90g5.N;
stockers and feedrs, s250d3.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, none
Market about steady. Bulk of sales,
50. 7014.00; heevies, So. &G4.05; packers, 80
04.O5; mixed, So. 65@3.S5; lights. s.. 504S6o;
workers. So. 6G0370 pigs, So. 35G360.
Sheep-Receipts, 2,400; shipments, none.
Market steady.
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SRAN MOVEMENT
st. Louis Grain.

On the Produce Exchange To-Day the
butter market was steady; creamery. 12G
c3i2c; dairy, 9Gac. Eggs steady, 25q 26i2c
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~ ANIIB-I MALI HELP.

LADY TO work for me at home; si5
weekly; no canvaSsing: send stamp Ma
tional Co, 63l Sixteenth St, Denver.
Colo. dos.
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situations Wanfed-Femaie.

WANTED-EXperienc dressmaker de-
sires sewing afternoons for board and
lodging. Address *" Eagle Office.
dS2-lt4
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WICHITA MARKETS.

Wichita, Feb. IS.
HOGS.
Hog market steady.
REPRESENTATIVES. SALES.
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Chicago Markets.

The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open'g Hight Low't Clos &
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for general house
work; references gwen. Call at BIC South
Emporia avenue. dS2-ltGy
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statesmen.
OPPOHTUyfTF.
I&CH8NGE-
UdAIED--MIsCELLASEOUs

~ - " Ef--n f>f ILL1S E't ~
tEssr fbss lsss = go fss 80 eav
WASTED-To buy 81 upright piano:
must b Ii gcOt condition. VIII Pay
casa AdereEs %. 3. T. this once.
t.sl-ts
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FOR SALE
Seven room house. barn. two lots....S "a
-Four room house. barn. four lots-... go
-Four room house, barn. two lots. bs0
-Four room house. two lots.......... 10
Five room house. barn. two lots.... 10
Five room house. barn. 90 ft.......... go
Six room house. two lots.............. TO
Ten room house. two lots so
Six room house, barn. 81 ft.....-...... TO
Five room house. three lots. 40
Five room house, barn. tyo lots. $o
Five room house. barn. two iots...... 40
Five room house, two lots ............ So
Eight room house. barn. two lots. ! s0
Six room house, barn. lis tt. 2 20
Seven room house, barn. two lots. l10
Eight room house. barn, four lots. go
Tucker * Spencer. No. ~ Last Douglas
~ 1ts
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SITUATION WANTED-By German
girl 10 do homework In private family.
Call ct SOP r. Central ds2-atD
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FOE RENT-R00Bss.
FOE SALE-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-SY ~. Lawrenos ave. An
elegant S-room house with all modern
cOnveniencss; electric lights. bath, hot
and cold water. etc, will be newly finished
inside and out and ready within thirty
days. 81 per month Hartford Investment
Co.. us East First street. Sedgwlok block
dGi-tf-Sun-Wed--F1.
FOR SALES-Several houses, vacant lots
and business buildings. owned by non-resf
dents. for sale at less than bottom price
on good terms. T. L. Spencer. Soft