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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19
BRITISH END OF THE TROUBLE.
Some Important Statements Made by q
Conservative pnpcr.

Conservative Paper.
LONDON, Oct. l9.-The st. James Ga
zctte makes some highly important and
sensational statements regarding Ncnc-
Eucla which seem to show that the dispute
between that republic and Great Britain
has assumed Il very grave aspect. 1t saws
that since Chamberlain assumed Office as
secretary Of state for the colonies he has
paid close attention to the question of The
relations between Great Britain and Ven
czuela, and that he has taken the initia.
tive in directing in part the administra-
tion of affairs Of the British colony of
Guiana, adjoining Venezuela. Chamber
lain's hand, it appears, has been felt in
the local executive council.
The Gazette then says: eve are now
enabled to give the tenor of n remarkable
dispatch in which is outlined the imperial
policy towards the colonies. The docu-
mcnt is of much Importance, inasmuch rs
IL was followed by cable instructions from
Mr.. Chamberlain to the governor Of Brit
ish Guiana, Sir Charles Cameron Lees, to
obtain without delay vote for the pro-
vision of two Maxim guns, one of which is
to be stationed at Cruan or elsewhere
along the frontier whore the Nenczuclans
may attempt To cross. The mere fact that
Mr.. Chamberlain cablcd instructions for
the defense of the frontier in this manner
is positive proof that the imperial govern
mcnt will not tolerate n repetition Of the
Uruan incident, and that it intends to
hold the frontier within the Schomburgh
line. by force if necessary.
''ln this dispatch Mr.. Chamberlain ad-
vocates, especially. fostering gold mining
and urges the cutting of a road from the
Upper Barina river to Cuyuni, pointing
ont its Importance from military point
OIL view, as II would enable the govern
ment to keep more closely in touch with
the frontier, and rcpel attempts at Venc-
Eurian aggression. adding that. in view Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19
TRUMP RESERVED.
Gov. Clarke Said to Have One
Up His Sleeve.
WILL PLAY IT AT HOT SPRINGS,

And Scoop in the Whole Game-Prepara-
tions for the Fight Go Right Along. How
ever, in Spite Of the Talk at Little Rock
Wanting to DO Some Damage to Bob
Fitzsimmons.
Hot SPRINGS, Oct. 19.-Preparations for
she ett-Fitzsimmons fight are being
pushed right along. The railroads have a
force of men at work building side-tracks
for the accommodation of specials and the
| hotels are preparing for the influx of the
multitude. The Hot Springs Athletic
club people say that lumber will arrive
from Dallas today and work on the arena
will be pushed rapidly. The erection Of
the building will be a matter of but few
days. Wilmington park is situated at the
end OF the valley, and it is surrounded on
three sides by Il steep mountain slope
forming natural support for the seats.
All that will be required will be the
placing of seats on the mountain side in a
stairstep fashion An immense canopy
will cover the park.
Preparing to Handle the News.
Newspaper men are coming in on every
train from all parts of the country, and
some well known sporting editors are al
ready on the ground. 1t is expected that
200 will be at Hot Springs by the end Of
the week. The telegraph company is
making preparations to afford proper ia
cilities for handling the immense amount
of special dispatches these newspaper men
will file for transmission between now and
the end of the pugilistic carnival. At
present but few wires run into Hot
Springs, but force of lincmcn is at work
stringing wires from the Springs to Nal
vern, where they will be connected with
the main circuits, affortling direct COM
munication with the principal cities.
What Will That Governor DO?
The question asked most frequently is:
''What will Governor Clarke do:' 1t is
certain that the public does not know.
When he left here the other day it was
supposed that he had acGuiesced in the
proposition to let the authorities of this
place have charge of the matter and keep
his hands off until he was asked for assist
ancc. But yesterdays news from the
state capital that General Taylor, after an
interview with Clarke, had declared that
the fight could not come off has set the
public to wondering ''where.wc arc at. -
A dispatch from Little Rock now indi-
Gates more trouble for the promoters of
the fight.
Has a Trump Up His Sleeve.
The rumor there is that something start.
ling will develop today. Just what this
something is no one outside of a select few
at Little Rock have any idea. and they
only look grave and remain silent when
questioned. They are however, emphatic
in declaring that no fight will occur, and
from what is to be learned it is believed
that Governor Clarke has q trump card up
his sleeve which will be sprung. Talk OF
the governor calling out the militia, de
claring martial law, overruling Judge
Leathcrman, and things of that kind, is
plentiful, but find little credence, since
by the constitution of the state the gov
ernor cannot declare martial law except
by consent of the general assembly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19
TEST OF THE LAW BEGINS.
Case Goes Over to the Chancery Court ON
Habeas Corpus Writ.

Case Goes Over to the Chancery Court ON q
Habeas Corpus Writ.
Corbctt was brought into the city yes
terday by the sheriff and arraigned before
a justice of the peace on the charge of con.
spring to commit assault and battery uo
| on the person of one Bob Fitzsimmons by
agreeing to engage in a prize fight with
him. The affidavit of the prosecuting at.
torney stated that there was danger OF
such a meeting resulting in the defendant
doing Fitzsimmons great bodily harm
Corbctt was released upon a petition to
| the judge of tho chanccry court, of whom
he asked a writ of habcas corpus on the
ground that he was not contemplating to
violate any of the laws of the state of
Arkansas; hence he was being illegally re-
strained of his liberty by the sheriff The
justice thcreUpon passed Corbett over to
the chancery court.
Taking of testimony began Mt AS D. m,
at which time Joe Nendig was placed on
the stand for the purpose of proving that
the defendant had entered into an agree.
mcnt to meet FitZsimmons here on Oct 81
in limited contest with soft gloves and
| at any time the referee thought the con-
test brutal he had power to call it off. Be
fore the testimony of Vendig had been
taken Attorney Martin, for the defense,
| asked that Corbett be excused as Ire had
to take the 3 o'clock train for Little Rock
The judge consented, but had the sheriff
send deputy along to see that Corbett
got back in time for the reconvening Of
the court today. Corbett complains of be-
ing deprived of time in which to continue
training, but is willing to undergo un-
pleasant experiences in order to be able to
meet Fitzsimmons. Last night Corbctt
and his party gave a boxing entertain
mcnt at Little Rock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19
CHURCH UNITY AND ROME,
Some Comments on the Pope's Letter Re-
gardinE CONGRESSES"

eOine comments on the ropes Letter Rc.
gar'lins "ConSrcsses."
WASHINGTON, Oct 19-Among high ecclc-
siastics here it is felt that the pope's let
ter to American archbishops urging non.
participation by Catholics in ''promiscu-
Gus religious congresses opens up ques
tioa of more Importance than the secta-
| rian school question or the other issues
which have been presented in recent
years. Ii Is said that the pope's opposi-
tion to religious congresses does not affect
| the Roman Catholic church alone, but has
| u bearing on the entire movement toward
Christian unity. which began i'm England
| and has spread through this country. The
purpose of this movement was to har-
| monize and unity all divergent sccts on
nonesscntials, bringing them together ON
the one essential tenet of Christianity
There has been division of opinion as
to whether the Roman Catholic church
could enter into this plan Of unity An
eminent Roman Catholic preached a series
| of sermons in Washington to show that
| there was but one plan of unity possible,
and that was the return of all sects to the
Roman Catholic church. Other Roman
Catholics have taken "a more liberal view,
and this broader sentiment found express
sion in the attendance of Cardinal Glib
bons at the congress of religions at Chi
| cago. At that time Mgr. Satolli was in
Chicago, but took no part in the congress.
The language of the popc's letter is said
TO leave no room for doubt as TO the posi-
ton of Rome on the holding of congressei
or the broader question of church unity.
There can, il ether worls. be no unity un-
less Rome dictates the terms. which arc
absolute surrender To her of all the other
Christian bodies-that is the intcrprcta-
ton given the pope's latest uttcrance in
this CITY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19
CRISIS is COMING
In the Matter Of Defining the
Monroe Doctrine.
AMERICANS TO TAKE THE LEAD

In Opening an Oyster That May BE the
Solid Part of n Terrible stcw-wu Pro-
sred at Once to Work Their Conces,ion
from Venezuela, Which Is Part of the
Disputed Real Estate-Sisniflcant British
Movement Reported.
NEW YORK, Oct l9-That the Vene.
H"elan question is approaching an acute
stage with possibilities of resistance by the
South American government to alleged
British aggression is signiiicd by disclo-
sures made in New York on the best au.
thority. The government of Venezuela is
providing itself with modern armament,
and among other supplies has ordered ten
improved Maxim guns from the British
hrm which manufactures them. The or
der was placed through New York firm,
and the English house, it is supposed, does
not know the destination of the goods. At
the same time the syndicate of United
States capitalists which has secured con-
ccssions on the disputed gold lands
claimed by Great Britain is preparing to
send large force of prospcctors, miners
and workmcn into the field. William n.
stafford, counsel for the Orinoco COM
pauy-the American syndicate-mado
plain the position assumed by the Orinoco
company.
Intentions of the Company.
NThc company" said he. proposes to
work its concessions without delay. I will
send prospcctors along the line of the Ina
taci' mountains, whose foothills are sup
Nos'd to bc rich with gold mines. That
territory is, OF course, in the company's
concession, and has always been marked
SO on the map. But now that there is a
prospect of gold there Great Britain
claims it. Arrangements are being made
10 send our men there to develop the COM
pany conccssions--not with any intent
tn stnrt u controvcrsy-but to assert the
'ompany's rights. Besides the mines
there are other properties in the conces-
sions awaiting development. Great Brit
AN refers to the Schomburgh line. but the
Tact Is she has gone beyond that. That
lire Is purely imaginary. Sir Robert
Schomburgh visited Venezuela in 1SIO
ana starting at Point Barcma merely
drew a line southwark on the map.
Venezuela Has the Evidence.
1.-The Venezuelan government has con-
elusive cvi fence that he made no survey.
In 1850 Great Britain asserted that it had
no intention to occupy or usurp disputed
territory. SO matters went until 1885, In
that year rich gold fields, now yielding
Si,Oo0WJ year, We're discovered west of
the Schomburgh line, between the Guaima
and Paraman rivers. They are known as
The -Barenaa gold -6slds and are-dfty to
sixty miles west of the Schomburgh line.
Nevertheless Great Britain promptly
st in .1ai ri,
And so she has gone on since claiming
land wherever gold has been discovered
The Orinoco company claims those gold
llcids as being in its concession, and pro-
poses to stand up for its perfectly clear
title to them"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19
If You Stop TO THINK

You will realize that there is
one great cause for all these
troubles which is summed up
in the word weakness. You
will also admit, if you stop to
think, that there is one great
way by which it can all be
avoided or cured. That wav
is by the use of the only one
great known remedy for all
such troubles, which is War.
ner's Safe Cure. Ask any
physician, male or female, or
professional nurse. any scien-
tific man or women of stand
ing and research, any druggist
who is worthy, and you will
find that this is true. Why
then will women. suffer when
the best Of modern and scien-
tific relief is at hand?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19

SHANGHAI, Oct. 19-Additional advices
received here from Kin-Chow, near which
place OF "Wednesday last the steamship
Run Pal was destroyed by an explosion
confirms the dispatch which stated that
the lose of LIE was believed to be very
great. 1t is POW announced that the cx.
piosion occurred in the forepart Of :hs
vessel ami clly twcntyfoSr persons g.
those on boa-i Of her were saved
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19

ARE A
WOMAN,

And for that very reason you
must suffer. Why should
women suffer from weakness,
pains. bearing down sensa-
tions. loss of appetite, energy.
despondency and the thousand
ills so common 1t is all
wrong. The Almighty never
intended it to be so. Woman
was created for happiness and
Joy, not for sickness and mis-.
cry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19

depends largely on the health of his
wife. She should maintain her health
and promptly correct any weakness
by using Zoa-Phora. For sale by +.
Ii. Thomas and Marshall & Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19
Quarter Of a Million for Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, Oct 19.-The state treas
urcr has received $50, OO0 from the Illinois
Central railroad, which made an advanced
payment upon the amount which will be
due Dec. 1. in order to give the crippled
financial condition Of the treasury some
assistance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19
Ca,npo., Head Is All Right.

HAVANA, Oct. 10. Captain General
Martinez de Campos. who is enjoying hi:
usual fine health and spirits, has arrived
here from Santiago de Cuba He was re
ported yesterday through Cuban source.
as having gone insane
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19
Sawmiil Goes Tn in Flame.

MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. 19.-Thc sawmill
OF the L. w. Backus Lumber company
burned last night. Loss, sl25 900; insur-
ance, 100000. The origin of the fire is
unknown. The mill was erected twelve
years ago and had daily capacity of 45O,
coo feet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19
Iowa Odd Fellows Adjourn,

MAEsHALLTowN, Oc.. 1.-THE grand
lodge of Odd Fellows Of Iowa. adjourned
las; evening. Next years session will be
held at Mason City. After prolonged
and spirited contest jefferson wassel ectei
for the location Of the orphans home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19

The best is what you want when
Won are in need OF n medicine. That
is why you should insist upon Hood
Sarsaparilla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19

Mrs. M. A. Thompson, Agent,
Ryan Block, Second Floor, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-19
MADAM KELLOGG,

Ladies wishing to do their own dress making
should secure and learn the famous KELLOGG
SYSTEM. which is equal if not superior to all
others in the market by calling on or addressing
the undersigned. Will also teach the new
method of boning, the only stiffening in dresses,
etc., that does its work in a satisfactory manner
The Kellogg System with full instruction given
for $ro, and moderate terms for learning the
boning process.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-17

FOR SALE-A heavy draft horse ar
CO avenue. lS-4t%
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FOR SALE-An oil stove in first cdass
order, used a very short time: price 500.
800 North Topeka ave. S0-1t%
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WANTED-If you want an accountant
or stenographer call at Wichita CONNER
cial College, Y. NJ. c. A. building.
S0-sun-tf
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Situations " 0lfed-M0fe.

WANTED-A middle aged woman for
general Homework 79-lt'
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situations Eauted-Fen.ate.
D0IilcSffcS.

WANTED-A middle aged woman for
S0-1t*
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FOR SAI.E-A fine two-thirds Jersey
COW. Inquire at 734 n. Emporia ave.
S1-1fs
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FOE RENT-Eoon,s.


front room. 800 North Topeka ave. S9-it'
FOR RENTING furnished rooms with
or without board to desirable parties III
North Market stareet. Sl-It<
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WANTED-White girl for general house
work 637 N Fourth avenue d79-tf
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WANTED-One and all to know that I
have moved my gasoline stove repair
Main, where / will be at home to all bust
ness in my line j. W. Rife. S0-6ts
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vassers familiar with premium trade:
money maker of 1894. Also clever general
oanvasser or greatest seller OF the day.
Stanley bradley, East 10th ST, New
York. I'd sun l5-26Q
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"OME MONEY TO LOAN on WELL M
IL proved city property. Reach s. Dubois. At
torneys. 36i Sedgwick block diUI Il
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FOR SALE-1O0,0O0 strawberry, black
berry and raspberry plants. Happy Val
ley Small Fruit Farm. S0-1t*
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
FOR EXCHANGE.

" iN MISCELLAN ECU
ricl ;lIs head sc I.or lie dnv
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Horse, buggy and
harness. H. II. Bailey, care Adams &
Adams d75-3t. -Tues-Fri-Sun.
FOR SALE-Choice baled hay; neat,
sweet and clean, suitable for race stock.
3t6 N topeka ave Soft
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-17

FOR SALE
Seven room house, barn, two lots....S 80
Four room house harm four lots. 600
Four room house, barn, two LOTS. 80
Fotr room ho,se two lote. go
Five room house. barn. two lots. 80
Five room house. barn. GO ft. 100
Six room hoIlse. two Iots..... $50
Ten room house two lots. 500
Six room house. barn. IS ft.... $50
Five room house, three lots. 450
Five room house. barn. two lots 900
Five room house. barn, two lCtS...-.. sd
Five room house. two lots. 9eD
Eight room house. barn, two LOTS. ] 800
Six room house, barn, lis ft.....-..... so
Seven room house. barn, two LOTS. 100
Eight room house. barn, four lots. 800
Tucker & Spencer No 2o2 East Douglas.
S1-3t*
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FOE SALE-MisceU0neOnS.

FOR SALE-Household goods at 24S n.
Market street. S0-1t*
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WANTED-For few days-City loans
on strictly in side business and residence
property. n. l.. Carver, over 2G9 y.
Main ST. dI6-tf.
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D. aA1II-I LII ali HELP.

T AIDES WHO WRITE PLAINLY CAN ST.
cure position, writing at home at good wages
RELY with stamp. Miss Ethei Sprdgue. South
lend Ind. - LIT suns
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MONEY to loan on good chattel secur-
tiles. Walter Morris, 137 n. Main street.
di3 If
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AGENTS-We have the best selling ar
ticle on the continent. From 500 10 SEQ
per day can be made supplying regular
customers with our avoring powders, per-
fumes and soaps. Address Consolidated
Perfume Co. Chicago St-lt
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WANTED-Renter for good farm, Sedg
wick county Inquire at Richardson
Hiett Real Estate Bureau, over lib n
Main street. eO-tI
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FOR SALE-s7J9. Cottage and two
lot on South Market, closein. Clement &
Thomas S0-lt
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FOR SALE-Fresh COW. grade Jersey.
with heifer calf: splendid stock. Will sell
together or single. VIM. c. Little, 523 \.
Lawrence ave. S0-3t~
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LOST-Pocketbook containing money,
keys, cards and papers of Mrs. J. NJ. Cos
sett. Call at 223 West Douglas avenue and
get reward 79-3t"
EOST-Last night K. p. watch charm;
Lilly on one side. Finder leave a Shsw VS.
music store dos
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FOR SALE-A we'll selected stock of
hardware invoicing $1,700; half cash and
half clear city rental property. Address
Box 653 Hennessey, o. 7. S0-5ts
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WANTED-Good agents 10 organize a
fraternal order IN Kansas and Oklahoma.
Good pay for the right party. For partic-
ulars address Room l. over lis South Law
renee. Wichita, Kansas. d16-6tf
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FOR RENT-Furnished room with fur
Central SNztS
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FOR RENT-From March LIST. to a small
farnily,.a pleasant suite OF seven rooms
over S2S y. Main ST Very convenient;
de- Eth
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FOR SALE-A fine Babcock coupe, one
of the finest carriages ever brought TO the
city. Cost one thousand dollars when
new and is scarcely any used. Is prac-
tically a new vehicle and can be had
very low price. Will take a good top bug
gy in exchange. Any one interested call
on or write to II. c. Dunbar, No. 235 North
Main street S0-2t*
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-For phaeton,
a first-claSs. well-built surrey. Hewey
Bros d6S-tf
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FOE SiIE-HOCSES.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; hot
water bath room; electric lights SO y.
Topeka ave. Mil
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FOR SALE-2 pulleys. Finch face &c.
inches in diameter. Enquire at the Eagle
Office G6l II,
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FOR SALESss50. Five room cottage
and two lots on North Topeka ave, south
of Second st. Clement &Thomas. So-lt
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FOR SALE-sSa. We have a nice six
room house and barn in good repair and
close 10 schools. churches, etc, south OF
Tenth street. Clement & Thomas. Sa-lt
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FOR SALE-2,0O0 bushels OF seed oats;
some Texas oats, at $40 S. Seneca avenue.
19-6ts
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StficSlIicp.

WANTED-Salesmen for cigars: $50 TO
1925 salary and expenses; experience noe
necessary. Send stamp. Bishop & Kline,
ST. Louis, Mo. SILT
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Dermody Plumbing, Pump and Supply Co


We Valve and Fittings Hose Rubber add L
Irrigation
Lowest prices do work Ssl East Douglas avenue
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LOST,

LOST-Gent'S white hat between Water
and Topeka or Second and LinSoln. Find
er return to Stafford. No. 107 South Main
street S012t*
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LOST-On Friday, the 18th, pansy ear
drop stone. Leave at this office and re-
ceiVe reward S012t~
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FOR SALE-Tax-title lots with houses
and vacant lots, cheap. l.. Hills, lab N.
Market dSS 27s
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FOR SALE-Gasoline stove, hanging
lamp. extension table and other things,
Call mornings or evenings, 30S North To-
peka avenue. 1S-3t