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WANTED-At once. first-class lady
COOK; white. Address J. II. Campbell.
Hutchinson. Kan. d6-6t n
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Flows bon-bons. chocolates. creams
and other favorite novelties in candies
fresh and absolutely pure-at WalIoea's
Avenue Drug Store. corner Topeka.
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WANTED-An experienced woman de-
sires Homework in private family. Adj
dress u" Eagle office dS-2t a
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take notice. that the Wichita Bedding
2Cmapny Of the West Side makes q
j. repairing and doing-over
moss and hair mattresses. renovate
and carry the largest stock Of steam
dressed feathers this side OF ST. Louis
li2- IF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-30

New chair car line Il Omaha yfa
Santa Fe route and Supe rior. Nh
Trains leave Wichita At 7:45 q. m. ar
rives at Omohs, 4-55 p. N. I5Stf
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WANTED-A place 70 do general house
work by German woman. Address %
l. l., this office. dlO-3t 40
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rnnrE ANn ST

NORTH AND FAST.
M aIf Kansas City EXp'sS
No. 400 Chicago NeStibule
Fast Express ...--.......
No. zC5 Missouri River Tx
press -..----
no AS EnglewoOi Expr'SS
No. flS Local Freight......
No. 42S Pasng'r. ......- 80.
soUTH AND WEST.
Nc. 400 oklahoma City and
Fo.t Worth Express.
No. 49, Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. .........
No. 1868 Fort Worth, Sal
weston and Texas thrO'gll
Express ..........-.......
10 4l3 Wichita Express. e..
'No IS. EnglewcC>i Accom-
No. 4i1 Local Freight 800.
sBaiiy except sunday.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-1c0 country canvassers TO
solicit orders for the Great Nurseries -
Best trees produced. Good pay. Ad-
vantages unequalled. Stark Bros Nur-
series & Orchard Co, louisiana. No. and
Rockport, III. dlO-1t
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~y'"nrIuoo a rrInPorary DrIuge across the
chasm. The only explanation of the mat
ter is that the extreme cold causes the ice
To contract, and the contraction being
equal in the whole mass it causes the open
ing IN the misunderstanding Wisconsin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-30

WANTED-Position by intelligent young
lady. as stenographer: wholesale house
preferred. &C. t." 402 n. Walnut St.
d3-I2i. 20
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WANTED-Good house girl: must have
good references. u. T. Dunbar. No. 81
n. Main r7-at ~
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Mrs. Cushman K. Davis, wife of the
senior United States senator from Mime
sofa, writes:
1 should think the happiest time in
womans life must be when she achieves
her greatest desire or ambition. As wom-
ems desires and ambitions, like those Of
men, are constantly changing, and as
when gratifed they are Immediately re-
placed by others, all seemingly much more
worthy and much more craved than their
predecessors, 1t seems highly probable that
no woman can tell what is the happiest
time in her life. Real, true happiness, in
the highest, grandest sense of that word,
is not vouchsafed to most Of us in this
life. Pleasure and JOY we may often feel,
but happiness in its highest, most blessed
form, seldom. Still we can always look
forward hopefully to the future, remem-
bering that, as poor Ophelia says, I've
know what we are, but we know not what
may be- Mrs. CUSHMAN Is. DAVIS.
Ice Crack Thirty Mil IS Long.
A crr~iNrI. -,ie->o,r-cno,, * rnr,Nr- Oh or,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-30

Readv-made sheets and pillow cases.
for sale by J. l.. Hodge, East Douglas.
d9-4t
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A REVELATION surprised
TO hear Cholly say he is twenty five. -
Laura-''Why, he looks itr' Louisa-"Yes:
but L didn't think he knew it.''-Puck.
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TRAINS
GOING MOTH AND EAST.

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No . Kansas City, st. Louis
and Chicago limited daily
No , Colorado Springs, Den
yer andPacihc coast daily
No 4 Kansas City st. Louis
and ChIcagonight express
tdilN ...-...-.-. $500. ----.
Nc2 Accommodation daily
except sunday.
GOING SOUTH AND WEST
No ] Fort Worth. Dallas,
Houston and Galveston
express, daily-....,,...
No ] Oklahoma, Ft Worth
New Orleans and Pacific
coast. daily
No 5 Oklahoma, Fit Worth
Dallas and New Orleans
express, daily.............
No 3 Fort Worth, Houston
Galveston and san Anto-
MO express. daily.....,..
No 81 Accommodation, eX-
Ccpt Sunday .......
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Onder this head SC per line per day,

FOR RENT-Oftce and living rooms.
single OF In suites. In best buildings ia
city; good Janitor and other service L.
W. Clapp. di47-2Dt n
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In this fashion does Marion Harland,
the well known writer. express her views:

the well known writer, express her views:
Nothing in this life can give true,
good woman greater happiness, diviner
JOY, than motherhood. When there is
placed in her arms for the first time bon
ny. bouncing baby boy or girl that is her
own, she feels that she Is indeed experience
ing the greatest happiness of her life. To
clasp to her breast the little form so recently
a part of her being; to feel Nesting against
her the little red wrinkled cheek; to kiss
the baby lips from which she already hears
in fancy that sweetest of all words to ma
ternal ears, Mamma life has
nothing swecter, moro blessed for woman
than this. Then it is she feels the full
force of the great poets words:
Look how he laughs and stretches out his arms
And opens wide his blue eyes upon thine.
Talk not of pain!
The childless cherubs well might envy thee
The pleasures of parent. Bless hini
As yet he hath no words to thank thee, but
His heart will, and thine own too.
MARION HARLAND.
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Under this head &c per line per day)
WANTED-A position by young man
speaking and writing English. German.
French and HOllandese. 80 y. Emporla
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WANTED-A white girl TO do general
houSework; reference required Apply
4l3 Waco Ave. 1921 n
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Mrs. Margaret Bottone, the founder of
the great order of Kings Daughters, says:
There can be no happier time in the life
of woman than that on which she first
consecrates herself wholly and completely
to God and to his service, the time when
she first realizes-that is, actually feels and
not merely says or reads-those words OK
Paul, ''For 1 am persuaded that neither
death nor life, neither angels nor princi-
palities nor powers, neither things present,
nor things to come, neither height nor
depth, nor any other created thing, shall be
able TO separate us from the love of God,
which is in Christ Jesus our Lord"
MARGARET BOTTOME.
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SITUATIONS WANTSD-FEMAlE.
Under this head Sc per line per dayJ
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

7 hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office of Register of Deeds OF
SedgNvjck county. subject TO the decision
of the Republican county convention on
June 18th. JOHN Y. STANLEY.
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STRSYeD.
C-nfer this head . yer Iins per fsyD
STRkTED-Troru Gcs Ohio Ags ora
rel dehoras1 sul!ch cor Slth ahgat - =.
% rcrs a4S-~1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-30

Ada Rehan, the well known actress,
gives the following answer:
The happiest time in woman's life?
Well, if the woman is an actress welded
to her art and devoted to it completely,
with all her heart and soul, il must be the
moment when she feels that she has
achieved the greatest artistic triumph of
which she is capable; when, with the
plaudits and braves of a vast and critically
brilliant audience ringing in her ears, she
feels that she has accomplished the very
highest and nobest in her art which it is
possible for her to accomplish and has per-
sonally realized her very highest ideal of
that art. ADA REHAN
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Boys Fight Fire to Save School.
.Schoolboys rallying desperately to the
defense o. .--'- ,'',-,-s,. f-rrn fviro,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-30
gh aahita Daily Eagle thursday 7orrine aau 60 1895
HER HAPPIEST HOUR
PROMINENT AMERICAN WOMEN GIVE
THEIR VIEWS ON THE SUBJECT.
Mrs. Cleveland Gives Her Ideas-When an
Actress Is Happiest Motherhood the
Key to Marion Hariand's Happiness-An
Interesting Synopsis.

The question, ''Whas is the happiesa
time in woman's life?'' was put by the
New York World to a number of distin.
guished women in widely different spheres
of life. An interesting series of replies
was tbs result.
Most women will agree with the answer
given by Mrs. Grover Cleveland, the wife
OF the president. She writes:
Replies to your query must depend
largely upon each individual woman. She
who is great artist and whose whole be-
ing is absorbed by her art Will find her
happiest time in the practice of her art.
She who aspires TO reign as society queen
will find her happiest time when she is
generally recognized as having made some
social success. She TO whose character re-
Ggious enthusiasm is the keynote VIII find
her happiest moments III devoting herself
TO church work, while the woman given
up 10 domesticity will find hers in the
duties and pleasures OF home. Thus the
happiest time in each woman's life must
depend upon her personal traits and CHAR
acteristics. FRANCES CLEVELAND
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FINANCIAL


MONEY TO LOAN on good chaftel go
curit.es. walter Morris. ~ =. Asin 81
aft
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FOUND.
G-rder this head . per linz Per days
FOUND-A cane. owner car have sans
BY calling az the Eagie 81. ds-ff
FoUSD-On or about March =. a; ths
store 81 Mc&snlara. purse. Owner car
have same ~ proving property. J.
EcNarara dot
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Some s. hats for S1-Warren's.
dIn-1t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
under this head Sc per line PEI iay)
PIANO TUNER-w. j. Schneider has
no equal as piano tuner. We Will guar
antee all work as strictly nrst-cIsss.
Barnes & Newcomb DIFF
W = SAVE YOU - PER CENT on re-
liable ordered suits. Si3 ny; pants g. 70 up.
Wichita Tailoring Co, ll5 l.. First s..
dI-6t.Q
BICYCLES INSURED against theft: s.
per annum- Local agents wanted through
out Southern Kansas and oklahoma.
Anchor Trust Co. l52 y. Market general
AGENTS. Gs-IUt. b
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-30

Trains designated oCal or mixed do not
Sunday.
fo full Information call Mt city ticket Office. li'
Main street.
Dcpoj c0rIer Second ard Wichita streets.
l.. l.. BLECKLEY, T.. and r A.
Time Table Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway.
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EOg SELE-HisCELLksECUS.
G-nder this head . per Inc pr carf

FOR sALE-Ch4ap, 80 feet - co1atayz
ard - feet srelgiHS- Hest 2; & aAes ~.
10 ~ Na4n - Es-st
FOR SALE-A frssh -r-Irh coz. years
Old 11th 6-e hsfer carr. hoEn aTat-e.ass
"a every wsT- J " Esih1Ee.. between
rhe rivers. -four mls@s EoTtaTeEf % fss
court hogse- Go
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Nc west bound also TO.
Ellsworth dali y........... 81 mj25 IN
No west bound Els
worth daily. - p II, 5 0c D m
No. east bound daily. 1855 a III 10 40 IN
40. east bound daily ,p5J pm 1850 = III
MISSOURI PACIFIC HALFWAY
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FOR RENT-Several large and small
houses. l.. w. Clapp- diiI-aat e
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MISCELLANEOUS
Onder this head 20 per line per day.
wANTED-To buy a good horse for
family use- 1915 y. Lawrence d,-zt0
wANTED-Gooi room win board. ref
erences given. Address before W~dnee-
day night, Traveller" this Once. ds-st q
WANTED-P1ano tuning. Having
withdrawn his order book from Barnes
NewcOmb. J. l.. Sheldon desires his pa
irons orders sent b. mail or telephone
10 the Manhattan hotel d3-tL
WASTED--Two Or thrse neiCer caves
L. y. Lewelilns. 10 y Market 81 d7-ti
WANTED-Pisu0s % tune a. 3. grand.
square and upright. al ~ork fully guar
aateel- Barnes & $swcomb. ds-tG
WANTED-To borrow 10 on good real
estate security a. per cent interest for
one or three years. inside property Ia
wichita Address ~ Il ". care Eagle.
c8-tf
WANTED azors. sh-ars ard cIipreIs
TO grind J. J.. stafford. n Z. Main s.
clzl-tE
wASTED-Fiaao tuning J. L Shell
pasrer. teacher - the science = acoustics
as applied % Ere art q fuutsF ard tule
pro5u~t.r1. TTr-fy -fc1- yea~z tuner
for re best teachers sc8 musicians %
wichita. Agfs or telephone orders -
Manhattan hotel diff
WANTED-Traveli-F men 20 carry ;hs
Ps-ry Hoe Cc4pisrE a. side Ire ~
dress 81 Z Douglas Avsnae. Wichita.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Onder this head &c per line per day.
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WANTED-TraTelrF men 20 csrry ths
Pe-~y Hoe COY srs a. SIDE Ire ~
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FOR SAIE-HOUSSS
Cnder this head &c per line per dayD
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WANTED-TO buy a good horse for
FAMILY us.. lzas y. LaWrence. a.-.t n
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FAST.
80 40 Kansas City and ST.
Louis Express. .......
No i5i It. Louis Mail and 4
tAprcSS. -...-..-...-.- go.
WEST.
No 49, 81. Louis Mail and
Express 800. ...-........
No ss3 Denver Maitland Tx
1fl -...s-.--.
NO -. Hutchinson a GEM
eseo Mixed BOcal IL
no i,iS Hutchinson & Ten !
eco Mixed Locas $500.
SOUTHWEST.
No al anthony and kiowa!
Express $500 ....-. -..--
No sJI Con way Springs
Mixed Local.. ....-.,... :
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WANT ED-Eazor shears ard CLIPPERS
70 grind J. i. stafford. n Z. Main s.
Gfz1-rs
The herald., 1895-07-25
SHE IS KNOWN HERE
History Of hrs. Rhodes, Who Is Now In
IO1don


The Taskar divorce case, at present on
trial in London. is of more than passing
local interest, for Mrs. Tasker, the plain
tiff, names as correspondent Mrs. Thomas
Rhodes, who is we'll known in San Fran
cisco and better still in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Rhodes last resided IN this city at
the Palace hotel. says the San Francisco
Chronicle. There she held high revel.
yet moved in the best society. Her hus-
band, Thomas Rhodes, was an English
barister who located in Southern Califor-
MIA. He forsook Blackstone for farming
ana mining tettled down and married
one Of the handsome girls of Los Angeles,
whose beauty was the talk OF all Southern
California. Shortly after their marriage
Mrs. Rhodes met young English archi-
tect. Walter Evans Jones, and they were
seen frequently together. Mrs. Rhodes
was fond of social affairs. dressed well
and entertained lavishly. Life at Los An
abode at the Palace hotel. where Jones
followed her. Rhodes remained in Los
Angeles dividing his time between his
orange groves and his mines. One day
ho was found dead. A bullet wound in
the side OF the head told the story of
suicide. An inquiry was made and the
cause assigned was financial depression.
intimate lrleHuS 10 WnOm he COnllueu MS
troubles said 1t was due to Mrs. Rhodes
actions. Jones had always been a bosom
friend OF her husband, and his actions
with Rhodes wife lead to the separation
and death.
Mrs. Rhodes resided at the Palace hotel
for some time after his DEATH TGsker met
her in this city in 1893. She was intro
duced to him at the Palace hotel by a
Captain Templeton. Mrs, Rhojes admit
ted during the trial that she had journey
ed from San Francisco to Manchestcl
with him. had nursed him through long
illness in Amsterdam and had also been
at several noted places in London, yet
had maintained no improper relations
with him.
Shortly after Mrs. Rhodes had gone to
England Jones followed her. but was lest
sight of. Neither had Mrs. Rhodes been
heard rom until her name cropped up in
the Tasker divorce case.
The herald., 1895-07-25
SANTA MONICA
Tne Spiritaalsts in Their Tent The School
Fund

Inc Spirituaiists in Their Tent The School
SANTA MONICA, July 24.-The tent
OF the spirits was crowded Tuesday night.
After some introductory exercises ana
music came DR.. Schlessinger With his
tests. He claimed to be under the control
OF one named, while on earth, Evange-
line. He called up an old soldier, telling
him about his dead relatives, giving HIM
messages from them, with accurate
names. The old veterans eyes became
as big as saucers and he exclaimed ''My
God; that is true" Schlessinger called a
numb Der OF others up, striking no snags.
Mrs. Cowell OF Oakland then made an
address, claiming at the outset that she
was but the instrument through which
the discourse was to pe rendered. The
subject was music. While she did not
stick very close to her text, she made q
good address with some original thought.
She paid tho Salvation army com pli-
ment, and scored the churches beca use
OF the respect thev show the rich as
against the poor. In spiritualism all
would find home and the hand of bro
therly fellowship. The weary traveller
and the broken hearted mourner could
u they accepted spiritualism, quaff from
the ever musical system of lite immortal
and be encouraged, rested and comforted.
She ended her discourse with the words,
That the music of truth is that music by
which mother bids her child to enter
life immortal" p"
Tests by Mrs. Cowell and DR.. SchlessIn-
ger gave mole tests, among which was
an amusing one. When he called for An
ME Anderson to CINE forward no one
responded, and he asked if there was anv
person by that name in the audience A
lady finally got up and said it was not her
ls4I
Oscar Anderson. The lady then SAID tnat
was .her fathers name, and she owned
up that it was her maiden name. The
doctor objected to the presence os report
ers.
Today the increase in attendance and
the interest displayed seemed to be
greater than Yesterday.
The school board reports the condition
of the school finances to be as follows
Special, S357.64; state, $25S.51; county,
S349.7l; library, $3.50: balance after dis
bursements of money received and appro-
priated, $l415 7S; high schovl, on hand,
500. 80; balance after disbursement OF
funds received, SOCIAL. Total on hand,
S23S3 10.
The herald., 1895-07-25
POMONA

POMONA, July 24.-W. T. Dalton had
a stroke of apoplexy last evening and is
not expected to recover from the attack.
Mr.. J. II. Payne of Denver. Colo, as
sistant civil engineer for the Union Pa
cific, is spending months leave of alb
sence touring the coast. Mr.. Payne is
this week the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
r. Matthews ct their home in the Kings
ley tract.
Miss Lillian Adams of East Los Ange
les. daughter of Rev. f. w. Adams, the
former rector of st. Pauls Episcopal
church: this city, is. visiting with Po-
mona friends.
Assistant Postmaster Balfour leaves to.
morrow for short visit with his mother
at Santa Barbara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldrige and Miss Birdie
Hamlin haye returned from their eastern
trip.
Mrs. e. Hinman entertained Pomona
chapter ITO, o. e. S., at her home on
Second street last evening.
Miss Corinne Davis has been appointed
to position in the school at Rincon.
Elliott Hinman has begun the construc-
tion of fine new home on Holt avenue,
nearly opposite o. +. Giffin.
The herald., 1895-07-25
Why Does a Fellow Get YeiIow >

You needn't mail an answer to this simple
conundrum. We know that you know that q
fellow-we use the term in no offensive sense
is yellow because he is bilious. In other
words, his liver has got out OF order, his bow.
els have become constipated His skin and
eyeballs assume IA most unwarrantable as.
sumption) saffron tinge, his tongue puts on
coat OF fur, even in the summer time; be-
meath his right shoulder blade and ribs twingcs
remind him that very restless imp is in their
immediate vicinity. Now, if this hapless in
dividual will simply procure and use at once
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters he'll be all right
shortly. Constipation, biliousness, malaria,
indigestion, rheumatism, neur .lgia and dis.
order OF the kidneys and bladder all yield to
this peerless family remedy and preventive.
Use it promptly, with persistence ana regu.
larity A wineglassful thrice daily.
The herald., 1895-07-25
ANAHElM
The Franchise to the Southern Pacific Is TO
Be Reconsidered

ANAHEIM. July 24.-At a meeting
the city trustees held last evening
the matter of granting franchise to the
Southern Pacific Railway company
through the city was reconsidered and
further action was deferred funtil word is
received from the officials of the road re-
gerding certain minor changes in the
wording Of the franchise.
Forty wagon loads of beets collected at
the Southern Pacific depot Monday morn
ing owing to the lack of cars. When the
unloading finally began the apparatus
which the growers are using, known as
the corral dump. enabled them to unload
every wagon in just ninety minutes. This
included the time consumed in driving to
and off the dump.
Mrs. De Long OF Los Angeles isD.in this
cty.a guest of her mother. Mrs. Cheno-
weth
A volunteer fire company was organized
today. and Di. Geoge Ergelke was elected
captain.
Miss Cora Lewis returned Monday from
San Juan hot springs.
Mrs. f. +. Fowler has returned from
her visit to San Diego. The Anaheic,
Union Water company has reduced the
rate for water during the moneh OF Aug.
ust from $l per lO0 inches per hour to so
cents.
The herald., 1895-07-25
HAPPENINGS WHEREABOUTS

lrs. been consummated. the purchaser
.1cing Mrs. Fisher OF Rockford. IL, and ana
The price paio for the prope rty SS 'oo. ne
purchase was effected as an investneht.
rs the doctor will continue TO conduct his
present drug business in the store which
he leases. The doctor contemplate biilld-
ing a residence with the proceeds OF the
sale. The lot has n frontage OF twenty
five feet.
Arthur Hughes, young man employed
in Weik d Wagner's meat market. OH
South Fair Oaks avenue. had Il narrow
escape from very serious accident yes
tcrdav evening. and as it was it proved
quite painful. He was riding Il horse
bare back up Fair Oaks when he came
into sudden collision with wagon and
the horse fell with him. bruising him
rather badly.