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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 2s.-The new
members of the board of directors Of
the Hutchinson reformatory have sue
ceeded in completing plans for the
opening of the institution Thursday OF
next week. At that time thirty-five
prisoners will be transferred from the
state penitentiary at Lansing to the
reformatory.
Hon. T. J. O'Neil, the Democratic
member of the board, was IN the city
yesterday and visited the office of the
Santa Fe and Rock Island railroad
companies to ascertain what rates the
companies would make for the trans
portation of the prisoners from Ian
sing to Hutchinson.
Definite plans have not been made
| as to moving the prisoners further
than a selection of the thirty-five men
who will be transferred and the day
upon which they will be moved. The
railroad which will convey the crowd
has not been selected but the chances
are now favorable to the Santa Fe
| On that line the prisoners would leave
Lansing in the morning and reach
| Hutchinson in the afternoon of the
| same day.
| the prospects for the institution were
very gratifying to the members of the
| board of directors. The partial sad
| justment Of the furniture account with
| the North company at Kansas City
] by State Auditor Cole and Attorney
General F. b. Dawes has had the ef-
! feet of removing large difficulty so
| far as the members of. the board are
| concerned, as they have been confront
of he ri I'd
many parts of the work they have I'M
dertaken. The difficulties are adjust
| ing themselves owing to the hard work
of the new board members and the in
| stitution will be in good condition for
the formal opening and reception Of
| prisoners next week.
REVERND EMBREE BACK.
D. A. S. Embree, pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, arrived in
| Topeka yesterday from his seven
| weeks trip abroad.
| In speaking about his trip. and the
| places he visited. DR.. Embree said:
1--WE had a delightful trip going over,
| and had it not been for one day, when
| we were between two icebergs off the
coast of New Foundland, We would
| have had perfect trip. I landed at
| Londonderry in the north of Ireland, at
| a most opportune eime. 1t was when
| the excitement was at its highest.
| We landed about 8 o'clock at night
and witnessed the procession of the
| rival political parties and saw the
women. Talk about the women being
| a factor in Kansas politics, why, the
women here are not in it at all with
| the women in that country. Even the
| ladies of the nobility attend the meet
| ings, ride in carriage in the process
sion and bestow favor publicly on
| their favorites.
although it was o'clock when we
| landed, 1t was still light. 1t seemed
| strange to me to be able TO sit at the
window and read a paper without ar
| tificial light at or 10 o'clock a night,
| but that's the way in that country. and
| the sun comes up correspondingly ear
| ly in the morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

hour or the day, with nugget now
and then as big as . bullet 70 cheer
You. And then. when evening comes.
you count it up and you find il worth
hundreds of dollars, just picked up out
of the earth in one day-weil, L tell
you. there is nothing Ike IL Then,
when you don't strike it, you always
think you are going TO the next day;
and il is just as exciting hearing other
men tell in the evening what they
pulled out during the day as IN count
ing your OWL Why. / have gone for
months at a time without making q
dollar, and without cent IN my
pocket, but the excitement OF the worS
don't give a man time 10 rea4ize bow
hard I'D he Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

three hundred ana nrry buildings IN
the town They wanted the land T.
plant vineyards upon. They sold the
houses TO Nissourian By the name Of
Boyd for triae.
The next winter he began 70 put
rollers under the houses, slid then
down the banks 20 the surface Of the
frozen river, and then slid and rolled
aua pushed them six miles mp the river
and founded the town Of Fort Madison.
Ia, all except about forty Ct the
houses which are today on the LEFT
bank az The river, opposite the site o'
the extinct town OF Szuvoo.n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
The Interesting Operations of the Glsss-
Blowers.

The Interesting Operations of the Glass-
Blowers.
Those who take an interest in tax
idermy will be glad to know how birds
eyes made.
A visitor to a small factory in New
York found two glassblowers at this
work One held a bar of clear glass in
the flame of gas blow-pipe, and
worked lump of fused glass around
the end of wire and then pressed it
into a mold. When he drew it out OF
the mold, a crystal eyeball ornamented
the end of the wire. This he passed to
his companion, who took thin bar OF
yellow glass, and heating it, worked it
into the crystal ball, forming a round,
glowing eve on the end of the wire
As the glass cooled the yellow iris
showed more plainly, and by the sfme
it was cold and hard, it appeared as a
goosi-sized owls eye, the pupil being a
section of the wire on which the glass
was heated. While this was going on
the first man was busy molding an
other crystal eye. Later the men took
up the work of making dolls eyes.
One nodded the clear eyeball, the other
worked in the blue or brown iris. as the
style might be, precisely as the owls
eyes had been made.
The superintendent of the shop said
that. while many dolls eyes were made,
the demand was mainly for eyes for
taxidermists' use-chiehy for stuffed
household pets These were made OF
all sizes and shapes, to suit the varied
requirements of the taxidermist- The
largest eyes are made for the moose,
the smallest for the trustees Each va
riety of birds or animals. when mount
ed, has 10 have eyes modelled from ma
ture. il its natural expression is to be
,nraSerxea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24
GLApsTONE's GREAT POWER.
No Other Man of the Century Has Welded
"A Nide An Infnence.

o. Wide 40 Innnence-
Happy the man who can sit OF tho
fence and waitl Happy the politician
who is old enough 10 have gone through
All the turmoil of electioncermg and IL
not too old 70 fnd enjoyment as
looker-onl Happy the man smoking
the pipe of peace and listening To the
echoes Of the fight and turning them tn
the music of his own "reminiscences
Mr.. Gladstone. says the Newcastle
Chronicle, finds IL hard 10 sit still He
hears the trumpet call and the ron of
the drum and would gladly he in the
contest once more, but the joints arc
atiH and the eyes are min. He does
no. hear so well rs he did and he mus.
be content with the reports of the
fighting and n passing remark OF COM
incubation or dissent.
There Is some.hing peculiarly
pathetic IN the situation Of Mr.. Glad
stone, still moved By the desire 10 fight
bat without the power Of physical i'm
pulse. IL might have been better fos
the world had be confined bis vast in-
tellect 10 moral philosophy or &c
labstruse theology, or had been n priest
or even a Soldier, than 20 have put his
heart and soul into politics A soldier.
would he no: have sr1itten the enemy
hip and thigh? a priest, who could
have stood against bis aggressive
.heoiogy7 4 philosopher, Whist subtle
theoT' he would have launched
against the schools2 Now that he a
old and stili brave az a Ion. We CAP
only re Joice that he has done less harm
- . political dictator than might hs-s
been permitted 10 him h1d the re-
newed his lease o. active life.
No man Of our day has exercised
such fascination upon his followers
His personality WIS suslcien. 70 I'm
press the Scotch into scqniesesncs viii
his least practical sehezres The sprp
of HIS name and bis remarkable iudsvid.
,ualiiy withdrawn, Scotland gradually
assume, her normal characteristics !,
was TIE sane Ia England a II SCOT
land Mr. Gladstone, no. bis policy.
was the nsprinz II his party soc
cess; ard his Oppor.ents nay % forgiven
for beiSe-isz the desire - hSTs ne
sane infEeace over tas IrisA srv1gns
ASOIt H4s s1aA. y 49, s-<t~s~ @~~
sion 90 bone rule.
Anyhow, Re - . remarkable r1sn.
rz.esrzaa whom al psrflss are willing
% hooor. figure assd rsrsoz.>iity
~: vii always eli a deeply interest
Ing chapter cf Br:-iss hlxt0vr. and
scholar who vii bod a hAgh sisos r
The esteem and r>~p~rt - ,ae lssrned
az The world over. While The new
nrh1 os statecrst: are ssah4sfZ E2os
~. horizon e gszszsl saecttoz
frzzsn. with ;rr-sntosas hsses 70 tke
eoznt-v. hss lza.sEa tzrns dkznly. IA
SIR l. setting. sad II = ET-s1t 70 her-
sess prove ,rzs.- zoe poPsi.r statesman
will hare reason 20 exercise the pa,ieszs
TIA. belosgs 70 s-e asS 20 philosophy
-aea TIE ias; seAoes q i-s rsess1s
eeates; reach Hs=~-SxE-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24
MOVED a TOWN.
The Novel Exodus OF the Mormons from
Missouri

The most remarkable case OF house
moving ever heard OF was 81 Nauvoo.
Ill. When the Mo-mons were driven
ou: Of Missouri By an armed force the7
built the town of Nauroo On the bank
OF tho Mississippi Here they erected
their temple and constructed a thrav-
ing town Then the Illinois people
arose. burned the temple. murdered the
prophet, Joseph Smith. and TIE entire
community led 10 Utah. Mennonite
from Russia came along and eoughs
the land They had 40. use for TIE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24
PLEASURES OF MINING.
There Is . FascsnasBon In Digging Out the
Go110u Ore

An old miner Of Cripple Greek, Col. i,
who for years has been engaged in
prospecting in the Rocky mountains
while talking 10 party of friends the
other day, gave the following interest
ing description of gold mining in the
far west: Its the prettiest work
ever did. he said Its the fascination
of il: when you have struck if pretty
rich ard 80 your gold right in front of
you, when you are piling il up eyey
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

FOR SALE-Secondhand pipe-a0 thou
sand Il 1-inch pipe; thousand n. other
sizes: valves. fittings. etc. etc. AZ prices
10 suit Bertrarl- Heating and Plumbing
Co 1iS 6. Lawrence. cs--tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

Zen x-o~ de- vie house o-ss
rer- On de hgITs YEP wat you
uo%~ ne GA xozss n.s< YEA I ss>d
- for q SsnS-oa:T@ Civ. il rrs
-.Ee ~. 10 yoz u<s veascaT I.1
Y~r. "a tE<1 SIC ga. -Tae4ss =
a IS beck pst rsrr-n~bs- yoa axn
aslr x ueco = Tca xssk Ia
49, Eseord
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

a rrenchman was hoasting that he
had thoroughly mastered the English
language, when he was asked 10 write
( ,m dictation the following choice
specimen OF our choice eccentric YER
nacular: AS Hugh Hughes was hew-
ing yule log from a yew tree man
dressed in garments Of dark hue came
up to Hugh and said: Have you seen
my ewes?' To which he replied: L:
you viii wait until | hew this yew /
viii go with you 70 look for vour
ewes After an attempt the French
man admitted his mistake. lie used to
imagine he was used 10 English speak
ing, but he would be more careful how
ne used the language in future.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

FOR SALENCheap. household goods.
Including bedroom suite. parlor. dining
room ard kitchen. Enquire AZ Bayless
block. South Hall. third floor. Room -.
Mrs. Harry Wilson. cszitIf
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WICHITA. KANSAS.

boarding school for girls 1t
O
advantageous
fol he o invigorating exer else
and
all refined
facility
and Art
address SIS!Ef.
Hallows Academy. Wichia Kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

WANTED-The public TO know that i
am still city scavenger. notwithstanding
nv competitors say am out OF busipe ss.
and will do your work as cheap as any
one J. T. Hooker. dJs-Zbt-p
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

FOR SALE@A roiler-top oak writing
desk with chair TO match: both IN eN-
ceIlert condition: for sale cheap. Apply
No. s3S N Lawrence Ave, or Room q,
over I3S -. Main St. c4-SLD
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

FOR SALE OR TRADE-S,esrhs b.
cycle. good as new. cheap. ore good
secondhand buggy. l53 y. Main s..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

FOR SALE-COws half Jersey. gentle.
fresh, and good mixer FeJ9- Gail On
Edw Aliing. Do Z Douglas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

FOR SALE-Cheap. ore fresh Tniicn
COW: large family horse. and ore billiard
table. Can or address g. A Sies1erla = DER
over 10 -. Main s.. 9TH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

WANTED-A family Of three, mo
cnildren), desire to rent furnished house
of eight or nine rooms. with furnace and
modern improvmehts. for the winter. Win
pay good price for desirable place Hart
ford Investment Co. dS2-tf.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

FOR SALE-High grade pneumatic b.
cycle: nearly new; very cheap LIZ North
Lawrence ave. - StV
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24
WHEN MEN ARE HELPLESS.
1t Is on = Shopping Expedition or When
Piioted Into a Tes-RoOm.

''Of course" said the social philoso-
pher, according to the Philadelphia
Times getting interested in her SUBJ
ject, you understand about the shop
ping question. You must never. under
any circumstances. take 4 man into a
dry goods store with you, for the first
thing he'll say viii be an emphatic
There's not another man in this whole
place except the clerks, or soft. meek
little i feel like a fish out of water
There is something about the heaps of
dress materials and the hanging rows
of gloves and hosiery that makes man
appear ridiculously funny to the femi-
nine eve, and you don't dare laugh. be-
cause if you do he will be highly indig-
nant, and will be very likely to march
off III towering rage.
And never. never. under any circum-
stances, take him into a downtown tea
room. The short trip in the elevator,
along with dozen hurrying women
and six dozen bundles, is enough to
make him say swear words under his
breath. and ifhe happens to be big and
/ broad-shouldered. he seems as out OF
place as washtub in a drawing-room.
Unless he is especially good-natured.h he
viii tag along behind you like crimi-
nal stunning the detectives. and when he
strolls toward the BILE he looks around
in the vain hope OF finding 4 fellow
mortal IN the same miserable distress.
| If he locates any such shipwrecked
: male being, his face brightens percepti-
bly,: if he sees only wriggling mass o.
/ bonnets, he is erosser than ever. He
| rebels at the idea of eating off little
dessert plate and sueers silently at the
/ silly little sugar bowl. But he can't
help 1t. for he probably feels as uncon.
Portable as girl would were she in a
barber shop or a mems clothing store
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

WANTED-To advertise my work on a
Special Brand of Photo paper 0lnest out
for durability / will for a short time
make you 13 cabinet photos for IS cents
Remember this rate entities you 10 the
best finish. Call soon Lee w. Ong.
Established in Wichita in 1s17. Now Al 80
N Main ST. % u
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FOR sALE-A perfec; family horse ard
xurry. Il25 Waco. daj-sl8
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-Razors. shears. clippers and
lawn mowers to grind. J. +. Stafford. 10!
s. Main ST. dlH-u
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WANTED-Boarders at 2l7 Waco ave.
Board and room, $40. Day board. SEQ.
T. Nreeland- ~ ittp
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statesmen WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Good family horse for
light driving for board. Mrs. Emma
Num- East Central d84-3t. 1-SS-W.
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WANTS..
Always
Popular
THE EAGLES
|WANTCOLUMNS

Advertisements under above ciasslfica-
tons must be in the counting room by
9 O'Clock every night except Saturdays
which is 10 o'clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24
MiSCEUlANEOUS

GET YOUR PIANO tuned by W. J.
Schmitzer Barnes 4 Newcomb. Tuner
guaranteed to be the best. Tuning SEQ.
S3tf
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FOR REST-An room house VIII ~
modern improvements. inquire a. -"
y Lawrence 9>s-~-W
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WANTED-To rent furnished house.
Address "A. u. E." this office. dA-3t.T
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Fnp pEHr-ECusF Is.

FOR SALE-2 yglisys. finch .acs, y
inches IL diaIneter- Enquire ~ TIE 1Sas's
SrflCe- Nst -
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OPENS NEXT WEEK
REFORMATORY AT HUTCHINSON TO
START THURSDAY.

Prisoners are to be Transported from
Leavenworth to Their New Homo in
Western Kansas in q Special Car There
are Thirty-Five of Them and the Santa
Fe Is to Get the Job Of Transporting the
Outfit-ReformatOry is in Good Shape
Rev. Embree is Back from q Trip to
Europe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

rNOp RE-ST-So. - -. Iawrsncs Ave,
= -rar1z- barn. al improvement. Ap-
~ 10 n. T. Sis1erlaneer. room 80. !.
Zir1Ynsriy block. csi-ti-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

FOR SALE-F-lrsf-claEs csTriaEe. nearly
new VIII take buggy a. part pay -
Camrhen Ave.. West SIC 5ts-ti-
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SOUTH POLE NOW
EXPLORERS TURNING ATTENTION
TO ANTARCTIC REGIONS

Dr. Frederick A. Cook, an American, is the
First to be Seized with a Longing 10
Find Out what is Down there and ne
mort it in the Interest OF Science-He
will Not Use Steamship but will Re
sort to the Old Sailing System-it VIII
Take Three Months~to Get Down TO
Freezing Point.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

FOR RENTED PARK f7fscS Ave. ?
-.-.-,,s k.z-b zad dressing room. large barn
&c. E1squ.re i7is F4arylew Ave
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HELP WANTED-MsLE.

WANTED-A good working man and
woman; no children; can find steady en-
ployment on farm at twenty-five dollars
per month. Choice Poland China boar l.
year old. for sale at twenty dollars. DIR.
Minturn, Colwich. Kan. dSe-6t.
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AGENTS WANTEp

THE SECRETS OF THE wHISKEY
Trust exposed. How WHISTLES, brandies
gins, runs, wines and cider are made
from drugs at a mere trfiing cost Every
man his own rectiiier. Thirty-five re-
ceipts giving all details. sent for one dol
lar Address g. r. Bell, log South En-
poria Ave, Wichita. Kan Agents want
ell da-StI
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BUSlNt S OPpORTUN les.

FOR SALE CHEAP-SilHnery store
and fixtures; will take part in trade II
sold at once: good location. write or call
at 1908 Main St, Winfield, Kan. IS str
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FOR REST-PisasaEtly furnished cot
.ave Of snrss rooms. sllitzbis for lxE,
r.1s.,sskeer5.uE Referees c5ee-fesiy
&c. All re1u.rst- Call 3: - x Mar
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HELP WsNTEp-eEmaLe.

WANTED-Good woman cook wante
at AZ y. Topeka Ave. dS4-lt 4
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FOR REST-Tnres desirable houses. 10
czfe-s centrally On the east. sSEta ard
rorth ss14. Hartford Investment Co. "a
Fast E1rss St 1sS-i-
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WANTED-A girl at 12i2 S. Hydraulic
Henry Schweiter. dS2-it.9
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WANTEDLOne or two experienced din
ingroom girls can secure steady mploy-
ment by applying TO II. c. Whitley. Hotel
Whitley Emporia, Kansas. dSo-lot-G
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WANTED-A good girl for general
Homework 30 S. Lawrence dSl-6t.q
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAlE

WANTED-A good girl for general
Homework. Apply mornings Mrs. c.
". Biting. rs n. Lawrence. dU-tf.
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WANTED-At once. good girl to do
general housework. Good pay and per-
manent place. Mrs. A 5. Nelson. 81 5.
Market. dSl-tf.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

FOR R-sT-SeTerzi snail sra ne
dlar. hogzez. II good order. l. ~ carp
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FOR REST-NoSsrr houses: also hs-n-
s-.ess koGse- Israel Rros- c4~sE
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WANTED-A white girl TO do general
Homework. Must be good cook. other
wise don't apply. IL you think yourself
competent call at 1872 y. Topeka Ave.
between 10 and L o'clock. o1S-u-
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Address "a. D. E. this office. ds4-3t.@
WANTED-Boarders at 2l7 Waco ave.
Board and room. $i.60. Day board. SEQ.
T. Vreeland- S itD
ANTE,D-To advertise nv work on a
Special Brand of Photo paper Qinest out
for durability I wall for short time
make you IL cabinet photos Tor IS cents
Remember this rate entities you 10 the
best finish. Call soon. Lee w. Ong.
Established in Wichita in lsU. Now AZ go
n. Main st. II
WANTED-A family Of three, fno
cnildren), desire to rent furnished house
OF eight or nine rooms. with furnace and
modern improvmefts. for the winter. " al
pay good price for desirable place Hart
ford Investment Co. ds3-ti.
WANTED-The public TO know that 7
am still city scavenger. notwithstanding
my competitors say I am out OF business
and will do your work as cheap as any
one. ]. T. Hooker. d1s-ZStp
wANTED-Razors. shears. clippers and
lawn mowers to grind j. +. STAFFORD, ~!
s. Main st. dl1-t.
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
FOR SALE-A roller-top oak writing
desk. with chair to match; both in ex-
ceIlert condition: for sale cheap. Apply
No. 59s ". Lawrence Ave. or Room 8.
FOR SALE-High grade pneumatic b.
cycle: nearly new; very cheap LIE North
Lawrence ave. - StW
FOR SAL-Secondhan plpe-a0 thou
sand II 1-inch pipe; thousand H. other
sizes: valves. fittings. etc. etc. At prices
10 suit. Bertram Heating and Plumbing
Co. 1ls S. Lawrence. ds2-a
FOR sALE-Cheap. household goods
including bedroom suite. parior. dining
room and kitchen Enquire az Bayiess
block. South Han. third floor. Room -.
Mrs. Harry WILSON ds-4tW
FOR SALE OR TRADE-S;earhs b.
cycle: good as new: cheap. ore good
secondhand buggy. I5 y. Main s.,
FOR sALE-Cow; half Jersey: gentle.
fresh, and good mixer ts9J9- Gail On
Edw. AIiing. DO Z Douglas
FOR sALE-A perfec; family horss ard
surry- iiz5 Waco os1-st-8
FOR sALF-Cheap. oae fresh mich
COW: large family horse :ne ore e.iliari
over 10 y. Main s.. cl-G
FOP SAI.E-FIrzf-clzrs csrrfaze. nearly
new VIII take buggy a. part pay -
Campbell Ave. West side 3-s-,i
FOR SALE pglisys. finch ,aes. y
inches IA diametef- Enquire n TIE =, 5>sss
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FOR RESr-HOUsES.
FOR REST-An room house VIII ~
MODEM improvements. Enquire a. 100
-. Lawrence o-S~V
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y mons. barn. al irnorOTesns rits. Ap-
~ - - T. Sis1eT.4lcer. room 80 !.
Zirornsriy block. csa-ii-
FOR RENT-tsss PARK F1scs Ave. 2
-o-n~5,s ksz-h ard dressing room. large barr
&c. Eaqglrs l7ls Fslryiew Ave
roR REST-Piszaantly furnished cot
.aze Of shrss rooms. suitable for nxr,
o.;s4keef1.nE Referees c5ee-ffiiiy
giver and required Cali 5; - ;. Mar
kst s. c4s-tL
FOR RE<T-Tnroe Sskirzbss houses. 10
ezfef centrally OF he east. sSsfa ard
rorth sc. Hartford Investment Co. "a
East F1rst St csS-is
FOR REST-SeTerzi s-zzr1 zrs No.
dian. hogsez. II good order. l. - Cl2p2-
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FOR REST-HousSs f. al parts q ths
city. H.IGs ( kzakeA5. oyS! az >. 1zs-
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FOR EE%T-No-csrr houses. slse 49,
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