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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06
COMING WITH MONEY
Church on His Way Says a
Wire From Mr.. Abbott.
DlIlZENSMEET LAST NIGHT
It Was Decided to Wait After
the Council Meeting,
CITIZENS MEET LAST NIGHT

The adjourned meeting fthe citizens
10 consider the street car proposition met
last night in ths city council chamber.
Mayor Ross was called q u preside. Tie
following well known bushes men we're
present: Mr.. Charles G. Coin, 4Ir. ]. P.
Allen, HIr. inlay R1ss, Mr.. =. u Clapp,
Mr.. 4. 7. Kran1e- AIr DEAN ORION, Mr..
]. F. Reese. Mr.. =. Z. Potts. Mr.. W. H.
Hec-ig. Ar. J. O. DAVIDSON, Mr.. 2. r. Yer
million and 11r. R. E. Guthrie
Mr.. !. o. Davidson arose and sad that
- had a telegram which had been re-
ceived by Mr.. Color Sim from Mr.. John
=. Abbott, president fthe Five Cent Saw
fig bank of Keeae, n. II. This telegram
STATED that Mr.. H. 3. Church left tonight
i7Tiday) for Wlc4nira with $4,000 in mis-
packet. He Will be here Monday even
.ns at O'Clock and will appear before
the council
A telegram which vas received by Sir.
SIN on THURSDAY afternoon from Mr.
Iicchheld Of Keen stated .hlt ~. Church
Was negotiating viii the Massa i1setts
Loan and TrJs, company for tre money
necessary to build he line. lie ad.nseG
pany. 1t was done and the reply came
saying that no arrangements mad as yet
been made with Mr. Church. however,
this was before he telegram came from
Mr.. Abbott. Mr. Abbot is well known
mere and the fact thai he has wired say
ing that Mr.. Church has left with the
money gives renewed nope and encour-
agement to the citizens and business men
who are so much interested in seeing this
city have eairst- class lin. Mr.. Davidson
said that h felt sure that everything was
as represented as he had a personal ac-
quaintanceShip with Mr.. Abbott and knew
his standing and worth. This put a new
aspect on the question and although the
gentlemen lad met to formulate some
kind Of = franchise for the present the
matter was allowed 70 20 over until after
the council meeting Mouday night.
City Clerk Kramer by Te9ues. read the
proposition which mad been submitted by
Mr.. Scott L was discussed az consider
able length and most OF them thought
that It wound not do, as it read. Then
the franchise, which had been given the
Church company was read. It was very
lengthy and took considerable time. Both
of them have been published in the Eagle.
The general expression was that the fran
chise was a good one and equitable and
fair to all parties concerned. The objec-
tons to the Scott proposition were stated
10 the meeting by Mayor Ross. After it
had been read Mr.. ]. p. Allen created a
laugh by asking if the Scott contract
called for the city to keep the track in
repair.
After both of the propositions had been
read therewas some informal discussion
after which the meeting adjourned to
await the action of the council meeting,
which occurs Monday night
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ment. Very fortunately Miss Reed did
not sustain any injuries. not even a
scratch. She proved that she had wonder
full presence OF mind and SELF control. She
got up as If nothing out OF the ordinary
had happened. Several men placed the
buggy right side up and Miss Reed again
took her seat without having displayed
any nervousness whatever. The horse
stood throughout the collision and did
not apparently know anything was going
on. Nothing was broken, and no one was
hurt but for a few minutes it looked as
Il a serious accident had occurred.
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NEW CARRIER SYSTEM
Collections to be Made Weekly by
Carriers

There ought rot to be any misunder-
standing regarding the city delivery OF the
Eagle. Each boy that delivers the Eagle
owns the route. under certain restrictions
and rules. He delivers the paper and viii
collect once a week Saturday. Any fail
ures in delivery changes TO De made or
complaints OF any kind VIII receive P-omot
attention II reported 70 the business Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-06
MUSIC AND DRAMA
ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY

The management OF the Auditorium has
scored a great victory for the amusement
loving people Of Wichita in ooking the
EdiSon's Great War Eiiascope company
for an engagement of three nights, August
10. Il and y. This company has exhutel
In some of the largest cities in The south
in the past six weeks and has met with
a grand ovation, and packed the larges;
houses nightly. In order to give every
one a chance TO see these great war bat
ties, they viii charge no a6m-tancs. bu;
Sc reserved seats az loo each. So don't
fail 10 see the marvel OF the present cen
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HOLINESS CAMP MEETING
Starts Out with Crowds and Deep
Interest

The Holiness camp meeting open pro-
portiously and promising. 1t IS located
on the north side of Eleventh street, near
the bridge. The grounds have never be-
fore been open totile public and, withal,
i: is beautiful location. A large num-
Der of tents are already up and occupied,
placed in army style, streets numbered,
some of which are Hallelujah avenue,
Conservation street, Confessional Square,
Beulah Heights and Bank of the Jordon.
Several prominent devines will preach
during the meeting, which will last about
ten days.
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HUTCHINSON WELL DONE
Thieves sack the Town ON Circus
Day.

Burglars and thieves did Hutchinson 10
tUra day before yesterday while the
Sells Brothers circus was IN town. No
less than % private houses we're roooed
and The safe a. the Missouri Pacific depo;
blown open. The work began while the
parade was on the streets and lasted the
balance Of the day and Rig71i.
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DAY WITHOUT BUSINESS
Twenty EoaF Hours without n Pris-
C.er in City hill

There is p silence and there has been
for the last Il hours about the city build
ing that IS seldom known. The city pri-
son has not had man or woman confined
behind the iron bars for one whole day.
It's as quiet as a church on week day
This IS something unusual but it shows
that the world for the last "a hours is
getting better. All through July, though,
the criminal business at police headquar-
ter " as very light. Those who were ar
rested had only committed minor often
SeS.
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TRY GRAlN-O! TRY GRAIN-0!

ASK your G-ocer to3ay % Ehor yo1 a
racRzce % GRAIN-o. tie a-w fooa drag
nat taxes TIE place cf co1es TIE caa-
t-en nay drink y Esthezl lzf1ry as vel
as TIE si.lI Al E52 ~ IL aks 4
GRAND las fhhf -fE5 seal h-1w1 =
Mocha CT Java bat u 3 made sru-s SErs
grams, and the ESst ceI1czEs stcEzzcz re-
cesyes 4 without sSstgess- Ia pglcs q
ccgse "a -.s ~ ~ package sid sg
az grocer
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COLORED CHATAUQUAASSEMBLY
Continues With success at GriswoId
Park.

Chautauqua services were continued yes
terday. Much interest was manifested.
Hon. T. c. Wilson addressed a large aud
fence at p. m. His address was we'll re-
ceived. Rev. DIT. Grant of Topeka made
a brief speech. Misses Anna Johnson and
Fannie Ross read papers. The choir rem
dered some excellent pieces.
Today DR.. w l. Grant will deliver an
address, on The Negro in the Late War"
Miss Estella Turner will sing a solo.
NJ. L. COPELAND, President.
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Wichita slid down q cog yesterday. At
ter tieing the score with the Topekaites
in the first game Wichita went in on the
second game and lost handily. It was no
trick at all for the Capital City boys TO
do them up yesterday. The score was Il
to g. For several innings the score was
close, but the sluggers soon connected
with Donovan's curves and damned them
around about where they pleased II is
a most unfortunate state of affairs that
the Wichia pitchers are all laid up with
sore arms. 1t seems remarkable that
they have been as fortunate as they have
been since leaving home. 'If' they can
win today's game they will have broken
even on the trip, which is as much as
any one could expect. So far the record
they have made since leaving is as fol-
lows: Won, 2; lost, ?; tied, l. The tie
game, however, does not count in the per-
centage table and it will have 10 be play
ed off at some later date. 1t is a dead
sure thing that the largest crowd of the
season will be at the grounds Sunday TO
welcome them home and TO see the new
players and TO give them a boost on the
are saying nice things about Hall and
Spencer. They are playing a great fielding
game.
There is one consolation. Atchison de-
feated the leaders yesterday and cut their
percentage down to within hailing dis
lance. The score was 10 IN favor OF
Atchison.
BASE RAII. NOTES
The Topeka Capital says that the wlch-
tia boys are biggest fellows physically
that have been there this year. Hall
stands over feet in his stockings.
Ed Hoover knocked the ball over the
fence at Topeka in Thursdays game with
three men on bases. The ball was never
recovered. Some think he knocked it into
the Kaw.
In the last inning in Thursdays game
the score stood 10 to in Topeka's favor.
Hall hit for a single and Mayer lined
out a three-base hit, and tied the score.
The others went out easy, leaving Mayer
on third.
Although the Wichita pitchers have
been having sore arms and been unable to
twirl they will be in shape for the COM
ing series here. Wooliver has had a rest
and he has been working the soreness out
in easy stages. He will probably pitch
Sundays game. He is sit" when IN condi-
ton.
The Junction City and Topeka boys
liked Patsy Cahill's unpiring so much
that they got him to officiate there We'd
nesday. when the home boys had an off
day.
The Atchison Globe is obiecting to
counting what they choose 70 call exhibit
ton games; that is, games not played on
the home grounds. They are as much
championship games as. any and should
go. All the rest of the newspa pers nave
thsm in the percentage column.
Atchison released Harry Howe who
had been playing second, and got Berte in
his place. Berte made a couple OF errors
and now the fans there want Howe rein
stated.
The bull dog which Mr.. John Alexander
gave kid" Fear for a mascot has been
lost, and now the kid" is advertising
that he will give reward for his return.
ball player without mascot is in an
awful shape
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BARBECUE AT GRlSW0LO
w. l., Grant or Topeka to speak at
2 O'cIack

There VIII BE barbecue az G-iswold
park TO-DAY. I; VIII be an ola fashioned
dinner and will be served at half past
one O'Clock Rev. W L Grant q To-
peaka viii address the people there al
hglf pas. ,1ree O'Clock.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The First N. z. church, DR.. ". p
Slutz. pastor-services Sunday morning.
August I: Preaching the Rev. George
Parkinson. In the evening. Rev. Il. Watt.
the presiding elder.
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TOPEKA WON YESTERDAY
Wichita Wasn't in it Even For a Lit
tie While.

There was no change in the position OF
the clubs yesterday but there was a
climbing and a sliding on the part OF tho
different teams. The percentage is as
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RE~ETvFRs DEED.

slF G NJ Reed returned yestsrs5zy
morning from Kansas C3ty. whsrs hs had
been or oft.c.4l business
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company, Il. II. Dubois. Abstract
or, Court House. Phone 2S31
WARRANTY DEEDS
William H. Wilson 70 Anna May VIII
son. :. hf. sec % and ne or. OF
sec. q and NV. or. OF sec. j.. al
il twp. p. = kw..--......-..---...-.-. s. olo
Rache. a Mccormick 10 .. \ VII
son. " h. OF sw. Or sec =. twp.
?, r iN-.-......----.-.-.---... "a
john D. Wolf e a.. 70 =. - W1l-
.sms et al. T. and z. OF n side
% lot 3. lock Z. Cheuey. 10
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Fidelity Land CO. 90 :. z Damon.
lots toaa) ~ n 20 En7oriz ave.
Eerre.Is "a add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Anna 2. Tucker 70 J0an II Burns.
lots 1e4s IesS JACKSON stree. Ci-.Eea-
stems sth add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Iis
RECEIVERS DEED.
John a Ruper; and william Caai-
faut. J.. receivers % Raeac Nc
CorIrick. sw CT. sec - twa. =.
Mr c NJ Reed returned yester.5ay
morning from Kansas CITY. whsrs hs had
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Land Company. II. II. Dubois. Abstract
or, Court House. Phone 2S31
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PICNIC AT RIVERSIDE

NJ. L. COPELAND. Presl
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neen Quit up. until few cities Tho s,vo 81,
brennan can boast OF better. Ie ,s ~,
vniy an able and efficient public instr,,c,n.
Out rlgnified Christian gentlemen xrb
me walk Is an example to the youths Of M
soihiilunhy, worthy OF emulation.
NJ. ., vsiacv.u meeting VIII begin al the
Methoalst church next Sunday nnd con,in,,s
week or longer. Rev. Il. D. Nunn -, ~ 2
Denver conference will assist the na.,1r
neV. y. L. Newsom, In the reyiya, ,xorr
i,ev. ~. Waugh of Dallas win ,ead ~
snoiI' me pastor heartily solicits tba 60
operation OF all other denomina,ions "a
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Iroi' w. A. Jacket, who for three va,
mas been leader of the second Dc. ssars
paiid' the crack musical organization - ~ :
s,a'e' mas rendered his Resignation 70 az
pace June l. He has been offered a liz,
increase Oh salary BY the Temple band ans
WI move there June /. This coe, nor
ha.ah, oi course that the Second Regiment
vanu WIZ 80 to pieces. They are already
negotiating for another leader who g.
| fine performer on brass and strinr ,,s,rr a
.ieits' ana tho organization promises 10 ba
maintained at Its present high standard
~ aeditlon to the programme already
puoiished Tor the second day of the Maifest
tne conductors have arranged a short pro-
gramme as their part In the exercises. az
ntci.ution. ............M Miss L. A. Wempje
800, N"' SUN ...........,. Mrs. Annie Penny
necl,aIion ............ Miss kathl en- Willis
$500 NN.o' 80. ...-..........,......
....Mrs Julin Montgomery Lawrence
Miss Clara Thompson, the coniuctors'
queen, Will be crowned by Mr. C. Il. fielder
a member OF the Bronham Fire spartment
Rev Nose Johnsoa oolored pnstor for
twenty-one years of Mount Rose Baptist
church, dic1 this morning, aged 80 wears
He had the honor of being pastor OF the
largest church in Texas, his membership
numbering 1000 members, and thres
churches have branched OFF cor swarmei
and took another hive" as he was wont to
express IT, He. was highly esteemed as a
worthy worker in the vineyard OF the Lord
by both white and colored,
With Maifest, conductors picnic. COM
mencement exercises, Sunday school enter
tanments. State conventions, State polti-
cal campaigns, county elections and war,
both on land and sea, Brennan people can
not come any way near saying that they are
not occupied, body, soul, mind and tongue
Mr.. j. r. Robertson. superintendent of the
county farm, has returned from trip to
Bosque and Coryell counties where he rur-
chased four fine mules for Washington
county to use in road Improvement work
He secursd the four at the low price OF S475.
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Fei,iair Balm. There Is no other treatment
for Diseases of Women equal to it. Hundreds
have declared il simply marvellous IN us bril,
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for sale by Houston Drug Company, Houston, Texas
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NEWS NOTES

. ai,s os OF the city school board held
y vilj ue ensuing year. The re-
D ~ vccssion no surprise, for UNI
'sndencs the schools have
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce.
merits now than ever before TO parties de-.
sting homes. For particulars call at the
Houston Heights office. 20s :dain street Jno
4. Milroy. agent u
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A Woman is Complex, Most peiicate

piece of mechanism. II from neg
icc,, moral shock, hard study o.
ovcrwork an important function
falls, she becomes q nervous aud
physical wreck, then the Specific
remedy TO restore her health, save
her from 4 dangerous operation or
a mad house, or a consumptive's
grave, is DR.. Mary A. Brannon's
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WANTED--By middle aged woman, situa
ton as working housekcepcr: good refer
ences good experience; careful In ali du-
ties 2tcS. this office. 81
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FOR SALE-Cheap. one Ice box, two show
cases. ono counter scales, one oil tank, one
| wagon with top, two store lamps. Apply
| 1902 Clark street. "a
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WANTED--rosition by registered druggist
city or country best references: salary
reasonable, ,s0dress 1897 Hamilton street.
Houston, Texas. e
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing n
comfortable, happy home. We own ,bo
land, OF the right sort and offer II for sale
at correct prices. on accomn odotipg terms.
with n conservative rate of interc A. Lot nv
know your wants. &c. one Of our bookla,s
Address Lano Department" +. J. willis
Bro. Galveston, Texas sill
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WANTED TO BuY.

WANTED-school sectioi Of choice black
prairie land IN The coast country: must g
very cheap. J. g.. ZOO Church street.. Gal,
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cook In private family and willing to as
sist in light house work Cali 2i0s Con-
gross street. ~
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WANTED situation by colorcd man; work
around house and yard. good coarhman.
good reference. Address 1854, this Office u
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AN EXPERIENCED sonms,ress wants sow.
| ing In private family, Address sS0s. this
ofNnc "
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FINANCIAL.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

NICE large furnished room. with board. for
couple or two gentlemen. Call at $40 Main
street; references required, p
TWO nicely furnished rooms. especially pleas
ant for summer; modern accommodations.
close in: for gentlemen OF couples 30 san
sacinto. II
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by first class cook. Ad-
cr.ss s6ll. this office. "a
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| WANTED--S ituatior a. hous,kecper %
| nurse for invalid b. experienced elderly
woman. best references. Address s6Ii, tL.a
| ofnrc u
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FOR SALE--Lot and one-haif on corner,
Third ward ut bargain. Address owner.
this office. II
FOR SALE OR RENT--My comfortable home,
easy terms. Mrs. L. &. owen, Navasota,
Texas, 20
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NICE HOME in Fair Grounds for sale near
street car limo and paved stfcet, no agent =
commission 10 pay. Address 11i9 this Of
flee. IN
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WAR PRICES are now the 20. and we have
them en- several pieces u dC srablo prop rty,
both In residence and vacant property Have
you piece of Houston property that you
wish to sci, or rent? II so, list 1t with us
We can sell you nice home on the install
ment plan. Personal attention glven to all
business entrusted to us. our ront depart
ment Is a specially with us and prompt re-
mittances are made OF all collections Nor.
aeet G. Cooley. real estate. rentals and in
surancc, phone G73, room 20l. Binz building
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roy sAI.E-The Houston Heights Hotel OF
fnrty rooms. with commodious dining room
mud Office supplied with artesiaI water aud
n,ved sli eet to center OF Houston: an ideal
summer home and comfortable winter quar-
ters; profitable Investment fol, good hotel
,naL. John A. Milroy. .os Main street.
houston. u
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MAN AND WIFE, white, broke and need
work very bad. man cSIefienced with
horses. cows and yard. woman good oouk
small wages required. Address 1872. this
office "a
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n ADIEsi Chctestor'o English Penhyroyal Pills
" ..rnsamosd nfsnds, are the Best. safe. Reliab'
&c. LADIES' ~ ikrrsn by Ret,.In Mail Al nturrss
Chichester Chemical Co., fiiilada., pa.
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l.. II. MILLER, clcctpplatlng (nickei. gold,
silver, copper, Houston. We make xpe-
ciaity and solicit all kinds OF REPEATING. such
MS tableware, harness trimmings, saloon
fittings. gas and electric light fxtures, beer
faucets military and lodge elnipnNnts IA
TACT. any old thing. Rims MS up and We will
give you estimates. We guarantee all our
Work aud prices as low as the lowest Phone
30. II
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POSITION WANTED for man and wife with
no children Address W. l.. Bradbury.
General, Delivery. CITY ii
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

s,so INVESTED earns IS per cent weekly; es-
tabiished is cities, third year; particulars
free. ID. SLOANE, 10 St Paul. Baltimore. Md.
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FOR SALE-Block ground With improve
story residence. eight rooms cost 5000 one
modern new onc-story cottage, nve rooms,
cost 5000; one large two-story residence,
twelve rooms worth $3.50; one one- story
cottage, eight rooms worth $500; total value
improvements, 5000; located about tour
blocks from Capitol hotel; title perfect; =
snap, for $4,000. Address No 2565. this Of
fee. q,
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WANTED Position as housekcrpcr In hotel,
or for widower With family, by competent
lady with best references. Address Widow,
this Office ~
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TEILCR--Mrs.
Black tells everything, 80 up: removes evil,
gives charms. 70s Louisiana street, between
Capitol and Rusk. "A
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FOR SALE-Haif interest in business col
lege; good opening for stenographer. Ad
dress ll3. this office.