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BY THE UNION TRUST CO.,
1f6 r. MARKET ST.
(Companys Buiding.)
harm .'................. 1880
1897 NJ Meridian rooms. modern, BARN.. 40.
1325 N Illinois, rooms modern. ............. 5000
Goa r Twelfth st. rooms, modern. $500
s03l Andrews St rooms modern. .......... 1900
Io0s park av u rooms bath ................2 $500
eIS = Fifteenth 6 rooms modern ........... 200
Ia01 F, Market s rooms bath barn. ......... 1900
5i0 Tacoma av rooms stable. .............. 1900
Lindsey" rooms bath. range, gas.... .s25o
.Iindeey." single rooms each................ 500
No sO7 e Washington 2 rooms. $50
No 22 N Penn St. rooms. ................ 500
STORES, OFFICES.
No l22 S. Penn. St, Sd floor, basement $500
No N. State barber shop. HOO
Desirable rooms companys building,
ZIG z. Market
Modern offices in LAW BUILDING, So and
inward; steam heat. electric light. janitor
ice; complete law library for tenants use.
Ic0I RENT
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Girl for general Homework. lISS
N Pennsylvania st. Call Monday.
WANTED-Lady to travel in Indiana; $50 month
ly and all expenses to start; permanent posi-
ton IL satisfactory; self-addressed envelope Tor
reply. Address MANAGER MBRADY, Star
building, Chicago.
WANTED-$2O per thousand copying letters and
returning to us. s. weekly made working even
dress X-RAY COMPANY, Toledo. o.
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MUSICAL.


MUSICALE. Troemel II F. North. teacher %
piano aud vocal. also German, French and
spanish Conversation Glasses In German.
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Two cottages on z. Fifteenth St, renting slS6
yearly price $3.50; only $1,000 cash, balance
per cent. interest.
w. E. STEVENSON.
l26 Z. Market.
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REAL ESTATE-clarence Marrindale architect
5l6-5lS Indiana Trust Bldg.
REAL ESTATE
$4,000 WILL PURCHASE
Strictly Modern Home OF s rooms. with Compete
Bath, HOT WATER HEAT. Located on Central
av in MORTON PLACE
JOS. w. SELNAGE. Sole Agent.
1878 Lombard Building 24l5 r. Wash ST
real. ESTATE-FARMS FOR SALE
1S5 acres. two miles from India apolis SIS 500
Ill acres miles from courthouse. ........ ~ 90
Is acres, miles from courthouse. ......... 6375
40 acres. miles from courthouse. ........ 5000
123 acres. Wayne county. fine farm, only. $50
81 acres, Henry county near electric line. $50
80 acres. near Greenfield, beautiful home. 200
100 acres. electric line. cheap at........ 1900
We have many others to select from
HANDY & BAKER, 40l Lemcke
REAL ESTATE
100000 will purchase Beautiful. Large Modern
House of 10 rooms with Furnace and Complete
Bath; Large Corner Lot on BROADWAY. THIS
PROPERTY COULD NOT BE DUPLICATED
TO-DAY FOR LESS THAN s.. 10000 CASH. IF
YOU WANT \ MODERN, GOOD" HOME. IN
VESTIGATE THIS.
JOS. w. SEWAGE. SOLE AGENT.
1913 Lombard Building. 241z E. Wash. st.
III
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$4,000 FOR BRICK HOME, DEL
AWARE STREET.

I offer FOR SALE for Limited Time Strictly
Modern Home OF 10 rooms. with Complete Bath.
Laundry Hot Water Heat. Electric Light Hard
wood Floors. Finished throughout in HARD
WOOD; Plate Glass Fronts.
STONE FOUNDATION, BRICK CONSTRUC-
TON.
LARGE CORNER EAST FRONT LOT.
JOS w. SELvAGE. Sole Agent
73-7s Lombard Building. 24z z. Wash. ST.
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TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-The Fox Manhattan and other
leading makes for sale or rent al antitrust
prices @ NJ. MERRIcK. Gen. AIT Phones
snS ia r Washington st. Indianapolis
FOR sALE-Fay- shoes typewriters the worlds
best writing machines: do your billing with cur
TABULATOR and TWO-COLORED rthbcn: bal
ances and credits IN RED. FAY-SHOLE5
COMPANY. 2s2 Newton ciaypool buildins New
Phone i5.
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REAL. ESTATE-FOR SALE
Meridian ST.. south of Thirty-fourth, elegant
modern home of rooms, bath. furnace, arti-
fetal gas electricity, oak finish downstairs,
cement floors in cellar, good stable. fine lawn,
Nv THE UNION TRUST COMPANY,
Hollis l.. Market st.
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ON furniture. pianos. horses. wagons. store nx-
tnres ETC. without removal This Is the COM
many that was organized TO furnish money at tbs
lowest possible rates. Try building assocla-
ton plan. payable in nifty equal weekly pay
ments
sa5 90 weekly payments oniy..................t 80
$50 90 weekly payments only.................. 20
other amounts in same proportion.
We also make loans watches. diamonds ETC.
Also. TO salaried people .aeIr individual notea
Business strictly confidential
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY.
Room 2o3 Stevenson Building.
Q6 Z. Washington Street.)
Second F1oor-Old phone sls2-Front Room
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Spiritualfst.

THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Corner
Alabama and New York streets. Sunday sery-
ices at io:45 a IN. and 7:i5 p. m. Miss Lizzie
Harlow, from Haydenville. Mass, Will conduct
the services. The eloquence of this renowned
speaker attracted large audiences when she was
here before, and her many friends viii certainly
be pleased to meet her again. All welcome.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
New Jerusalem

NEW CHURCH CHAPEL-s2S North Alabama
street. The Rev. Willis L. Gladish, minister
Sunday school. 800 Service and sermon: IL
o'clock. Subject OF sermon: The Joy OF Wor-
shin'
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-I can make you money in
mining stock. drop me a card. A. G. PURDY,
Financial and Investment Broker. 90 Globe
Bldg, Seattle. Wash.
BUSINESS CHANCE-California- Nevada Mining
Company guarantee l-3 per cent. per month
regular on the investment: 30 cents per share,
par value 81. w. II. BALDWIN & CO. Brokers.
Volckert bldg, Albany ". Y
BUSINESS CHANCE-sl0 invested now clears
s1,o00. Heat and power from the sun without
FIRE fuel Greatest scientific discovery. In
operation daily. New corporation forming.
shares 1 cent each $50 references. SOLAR
FURNACE CO, st. Louis, Mo.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-I CAN SELL
YOUR BUSINESS. no matter where Ii is; send
description, state price and learn how; estab-
lished 1886; highest references offices in IA cities
w NJ OSTRANDER. l443 N A. Bldg, Phila-
delphia-
BUSINESS CHANCE-''This beats New Jersey"
charters procured under South Dakota laws
for few dollars; write for corporation laws
blanks, bylaws and forms to PHILIP LAW
RENEE, Late Asst. Secretary OF State, Huron,
Readle Co. South Dakota
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REAL ESTATE-For Gale: Wells Hotel. French
Lick Ind. An all-year resort; 80 rooms; i25
guests steam heat and newly furnished with
fresh water and sulphur springs in Connection.
Sealed bids will be received up TO noon, Sept.
10, 1902
Terms: one-third cash. one-third in and one
third in IL months. RiG reserved to reject any
and all bids. Call on or address.
WILL CAVE,
JAMES A. WELLS
Executors of the will of Hiram E. Wells, Decd.
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REAL ESTATE


Choice lot 55x1s2. on Broadway fourth lot
north of Twenty-third St Can be purchased at a
w. e. STEVENSON.
126 f. Market.
REAL ESTATE-Free farms in Fentress county.
Tennessee. the great Cumberland plateau,
right in the oil and coal fields: in order 70 set
tie 40. 900 acres along new railroad, We VIII give
for making out an absolute deed. For further
information address SOUTHERN LAND SYNDI-
CATE, Hartman. Tenn.
REAL ESTATE
Beautiful east front lot on Park av., near
gain in choice building lot on North Side See
Us a' once Il you W. E. STEVENSON.
/. 12s Z. Market.
for improved real estate 400 acres of timber
lands; good farming and grazing lands. Excel
lent location for stock farms. Located between
Iron Mountain Southern and Cotton Belt rail-
roads 5l3 miles from either road. Also good saw
MILL IL, 600 feet capacity. Also farm of 50 acres.
90 acres under entiystion " mss from Harris
burg Poinsett county, Arkansas.
REAL ESTATE-si, 10000 will purchase Modern
Home of rooms; with Complete Bath, Fur
mace. Large Barn, Located on Meridian street.
Bargain of This Years.. 10000 Cash re-
quired. Balance long time per cent interest.
JOS. W. SELVAGE, Sole Agent,
1878 Lombard Building, 24ta e. Wash. st.
PHONES III.
REAL ESTATES 10000 will purchase the
Finest and Most Complete Frame
Dwelling on Me eI,,; s.reetmHopse or is
ERTY is WORTH s10.OOO.OO Cash--It will pay
you to look this up il you want HOME on
M JOS. W. SEWAGE. Sole Agent,
73-7S Lombard Building, PAN Z. Wash. st.
Phones III.
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STORAGE.

sToRAGE-Hoosier Transfer Coal Co.
house and safe movers: heavy hauling OF .
kinds SIS s. Delaware ST Telephone z71s.
sTORAGF--he Union Transfer and Storaes
Company corner East Ohio 20. and Union
tracks: only frst-class storage solicited Graft
ing and packing Phones 71S
sToRAGE-INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANS
FER CO.. 1900 square feet OF space. IRE
proof electric elevators: Office S3s F. Washing
ton ST: cheapest place In the city. Both phones
e0zs LEW SHANK
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-Shirt salesman for Indiana, Ken
lucky and Illinois. Address i. II. BAXTER
g. Co, AZ n. 5th St, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED-Two travelling statesmen to work In
Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Address, with
reference, to No. 3s s. Terry St. Dayton, Ohio
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; offer attractive
contracts to reliable. energetic statesmen &C
ouainted with the lubricating oil trade. THE
CHAMPION REFINING CO.. Cleveland. Q.
WANTED-Capable statesmen to cover Indiana
with staple line; high commission, with ad-
vance of 500 monthly; permanent position TO
right man. Address Box Al, care the Journal
WANTED have a position for hrst-class
Speciality salesman for Indiana territory and will
paw such a man 5000 per month and expenses;
permanent position; salary guaranteed Ao-
dress Box 4, care the Journal.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE-See John A. Smith about by buying
farms. large or small. IS ingalls, Block.
NOTICE-AZ-MA (Elixlr) Sure cure for
Asthma, Hay Fever and Catarrh. 80 cents at
all druggists. Trade supplied by A kIEFER
DRUG CO.
NOTICE-ROLLYN HAWKINS. Heating and
Ventlating Expert. Sick furnaces and steam
heaters overhauled and msde to heat. Telephone
for references Halls Virginia ave.
NOTICE-If Ia need of second hand building
terial OF any description call 'pnone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING CO.. 10l5 Cornell
av New phones 1ss. OLD BUILDINGS
FOUGHT AND TORN DOWN.
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Everybody Listens When Money Talks

FOR TRADE.
REAL ESTATE-Two-story brick business prop
erty renting at 81. 2O0 will take small dwelling
properties for equity.
C. F. sAYLES & CO., 127 e. Market st.
REAL ESTATE-Cood business block renting
for $s1 per month; worth sl2, 900; will take resi-
dence worth So. 900 part pay.
d. ]. MENDENHALL & CO.. % N. Penn. St
REAL ESTATE-Three good rental properties.
we'll located and renting for S36 per month, to
trade for a farm within 20 miles of Indianapolis,
100 120
d. J. MENDENHALL & CO.. % N. Penn. st
real. ESTATE-Seven-r dwelling on Hud-
son av, Detroit. Mich; blocks &c and &c car
line bath, furnace. city water, ETC.; Al condi-
ton; $500; want Indianapolis property.
c. F. SAYLES & CO., 127 Z. Market st.
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wANTED-MIsCELLA
WANTED-To rent one or two furnished or I'M
furnished rooms. centrally located. Address
Box 80 Journal.
WANTED-une hundred stage cancers for the
season: ladies or gentlemen; new beginners
wishing to learn and get a nrst-class start
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SUCCESS IN SPECULATION"

800 invested in Grain or Stocks by our Safety
Valve Plan should result in a profit OF $500 to
81 900 within 80 days Write for particulars and
send for our free booklet. Modern Methods for
safe Investments" RICHARD OLIVER a CO.
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every statement made. Send for prospectus.
ROANOKE INVESTMENT co,
204 Dearborn st,
Chicago. Ill.
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WANTED
III you have anything to buy. sell or trade
make that fact known through the Sunday Jour-
nal want ads. You will get the desired reSultA
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REAL ESTATE

81, 100 buys fve-room cottage on Naomi st.,
near Shelby; terms to suit purchaser
w. L. STEVENSON,
l26 Z. Market.
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wANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-Drummer to handle pat. nov. side
line on com. MERRILL COMPANY. lola Han
cock ST., Dorchester, Mass.
WANTED-We pay $22 a week and expenses to
men with rigs to introduce Poultry Com
pound. INTERNATIONAL MFG. CO.. Par
sons. Kan.
WANTED-AgeEts. male and female; permanent
positions. salary or commission. to sell the
only absolutely dustless brush Or broom for
carpets, hardwood, polished, tile or common
floors; adopted by all school boards and public
Institutions. 1. S. B.. Room 10 Circle Park
Hotel. Indianapolis.
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WANTED-ROOMS,

WANTED-Room, near University Park: refe
enoes given. Address 1850 N. Pennsylvania
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REAL ESTATE-Modern 7-room house, bath an
furnace; bargain. Inquire 21S5 n. Capitol av
plenty Trust gas.
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73-7s Lombard Building. 2ilz =. Wash. st.
REAL, ESTATE
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VITAL srAT1sT1cs-sEPr. 6


r. and A. Stacy. 1924 English. girl
+. and r. McManus. 2eo5 Gale, boy.
J. and NJ. Griffin. s09 Russell. boy.
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No 743 Virginia av.. 15V
No 2lO6 n. Senate, bowling aley............. -.
Desirable office rooms in Fitzgerald bldg,
northeast corner Circle and Market sts Front
rooms with vaults safes.
Wholesale store building southeast corner Me-
ridian and Washington SITS.
No l27 w. Wabash St, two-story brick build
ing; suitable for light manufacturing. Central
THE MARION TRUST CO.,
No z. Market ST.
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Choice lot 55x1s2. on Broadway, fourth lot
north of Twenty third ST. Can be purchased at a
bargain. -
w e STEVENSON
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REAL ESTATE-Clarence Martindale. architect
5l6-5lS Indiana Trust Bldg.
xT,u-
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FOR SALE-1 Estey organ. Call at 925 Still
we'll ST.
FOR SALE-Hose; Is feet, silver nozzle. 81: %
feet. grade. SOC. with reel. IS. 1915 Ruckle.
FOR SALE-Two-char barber shop and cigar
stand. Address Box So, the Journal.
FOX SALE-Or Rent: Invalid 'eciining
chairs w. ID. ALLISON CO. s0s N. Alabama
fUn SALE-1ypewriters, all STANDARD makes:
machines rented IS per month. Repairing So
hcited. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 81 Monu-
ment Place. Old Phone 1880.
Everybody Listens When Money Talks
We are headquarters for Mantels, Tiles, Crates
Builders Hardware, Paints, Glass, Oils, Venetian
Blinds aud General Hardware We can save money
for Sou at S42 f. Washington st., indianapolis, Ind.
THE BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY
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Margaret Kiee. seventy-four. is2s Union. endo-
carditts.
George H. Carter. seventy-one. Soes North MI
nois. cancer
Amanda b. George. hfty-seven. 1917 College.
pernicious anaenia.
dysentery.
tuberculosis.
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UNION COOPERATIVE LAUNDRY-Nos. ss3
2sS Virginia ave. Phone L..
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
REAL ESTATE-Wabash Ind.-To close an es-
tate will sell two-story stone buildins. Drick
front 50x90 feet, centrally located has been USED
for livery purposes; would make two good store
rooms; also residence main street one block
east of city hall. c. T. THORNE, Executor.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-09-20
MANY OUT
Children Slow About Entering the
Public School-The Teachers.

On account of hoppicking and
other employment, the attendance
of the first week at the public school
has been very light. In one of the
rooms, but eight pupils had. appear
ed up to yesterday morning. In
several of the other rooms, the en-
ro11ment was very small. The con
dition is not significant of the fu-
ture weeks of school, for tits known
that the attendance this year will
be larger perhaps than in any form
|er year. The congested condition
of Corvallis houses in spite of the
fact that many new dwellings have
been built during the past few
months, is certain indication that
all the room will be crowded in due
time.
The school board has under con-
sideration the election of a tenth
teacher. No step has been taken
in that direction, but is understood,
to be among the possibilities. The
list of teachers is, Prof Holmes,
principal; Prof Tartar, eight grade;
Mrs Cramer, seventh; Mrs Camp
bell, sixth; Miss Noble, fifth; Miss
Anderson, fourth; Miss Mccormick
third; Miss Wicks. second; and Miss
Kerns, first.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-09-20
FOR THEFT
A Young Boy Behind the Bars-Is
Benton County Lad.

i The spectacle of a young boy be
hind the bars impressed those who
saw the sight at the Benton coun-
ty Jail Thursday. The lad is James
Keyes, son of widow Keyes, and is
scarcely more than IS or 10 years
of age. He was arrested in Phi1o-
math by Sheriff Burnett Thursday
forenoon, on warrant from Doug
las county. The charge is petit
larceny. The boy frankly admits
his guilt.
The oHense was committed near
Roseburg last week. The boy was
the guest of an aunt, who with her
family, was picking prunes in an
orchard in the vicinity. Woman
like. she had her money in stock
+ ing, and the latter was tied to the
limb of a bush in a secret spot at
the camp. She supposed it was
all safe there, but young Keyes
appears to have been familiar with
| the hiding place, and of the owner
ship of the money. At any rate,
IS turned up missing one day, and
at the same time Keyes disappear
ed. The county authorities began
search for him, and Sheriff Bur
nett was notified to be On the look
out. Keyes was expected to ar
| rive in Benton on Mondays train,
but he disappointed the officers by
failing to be aboard.
After arrest, the boy admitted
that he took the money. He said
that there was $50 or 500 in the
stocking, and that it belonged to
his aunt. He was homesick, he
said, and took the money to pay
his fare.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-09-20
WAS A GREAT FIRE
But Nobody Saw it-Swept the Sum
nit of Mary's PeaR,

The story of the late burning Of
the grass on the summit of Mary,s
Peak is confirmed. John Wyatt
was up there the-other day, and he
reports that fire has swept all the
open space on top of the Peak as
far westward as what is known as
"The Branch There apparently
the flames were stayed, and beyond
it the tall grass is undisturbed.
The fire issupposed to have been
a sensational sight, as the flames
ragged in very tall and very thick
grass. At the time it occurred,
however, the atmosphere was so
smoky and dusty that it all happen
ed without being observed by man.
Otherwise the country might have
been electrified with belief that the
old mountain had become raging
volcano, with all the CONSERVATION
and panic incident thereto.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-09-20
WILLIAM IN PAIN
Barrister With More Than He Wanted
to Chew-They High-Lifed Him.

In a quiet way, w E Yates
achieved reputation the other day
as a faster. It happened in town
drug store, where a mysterious
plant was under investigation by
several bystanders. When Viii
liam came along, they told him it
was aWfu11y good to eat, and invit-
ed him to have a chew. He eyed
the thing suspiciously until NJ NJ
Davis and DR. Farra, in the role OF
decoy ducks each tasted and with a
smack of the lips said the.stuf was
delightful.
It was then that William did just
what the others wanted him to, and
bit ofand began to chew vigorously
a liberal cud. A pig with its
tail twisted in a fenceor boy with a
doughnut in his throat became
more violent. The stuff was hotter
than a streak of electricity. To it,
Tobasco sauce is as an icic1e to a
red hot poker, and William be-
haved accordingly. He expeetor-
ated, thrust his tongue out for
fresh air, bowed his neck and suck
ed wind. He sighed for the Arctic
ocean to drink or glacier to bite.
He shed tears, paved dirt, and fin
ally ran to a hydrant for water.
And all the time the bystanders
were cruel enough to laugh i'm
moderately.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-09-20
Brief News Notes.

bTIeI NEWS NUIES.
Coach Herbold is expected a
OAC today.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-09-20

For the first time since the ac-
cident In which he was Injured, John
Rickard wassin town Wednesday. He
is not yet completely recovered,