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People's voice., 1895-10-17

Rev. B. f. Pugh and family went to
Perth Saturday morning to attend The
celebration of the birthday anniver-
sary of Mr.. McNair and visit over
Snndau
People's voice., 1895-10-17

Mrs. John Staub went to Herring.
ton Wednesday to visit friends for a
few davs,
People's voice., 1895-10-17

]. NJ. Ready went to Farmer City,
ILL.,. Friday morning.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

Miss Nora O'Brien returned to Cor
bin on Monday after spending Sun
day in the city.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

HerSchel Smith went to Mulvane
Thursday TO repair the telephone
line.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

Z. T. Browning, prominent bank
er of Yates Center, was here Monday
representing eastern property owners.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

Prof. Kelley, assistant principal of
the high school. went to Wichita Sat
urday.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

W. Fl, Clark, Of Ottawa, attorney
for the R. J. Waddell Investment
Co., was here Monday on legal busi-
ness
People's voice., 1895-10-17

Mrs. j. E. BottOrff returned Friday
evening from few days visit with
relatives in Harper.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

j. H. hanaman Of Wellington was
at the Midland last night.-Hutchin-
son News.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

Miss Nettie B Biker went to Ash
land, Kan, Friday night to spend the
winter.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

DR.. Gardner Oi Udall was in the city
visiting friends and doing business
Friday.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

Sill Dixon, of state house fame,
came in from Argonia Friday evening
and remained over night with friends.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

DR.. D. V, Cole of Winfield was ever
on business Friday.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

The jurors were discharged last Fri.
day for the present term of district
court.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

W. A. Mavey, one of the wheel
horse Democrats of Sumner county,
was in town yesterday. Wichita
EAGLE.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

District Clerk j. D.SimpsOn went to
Conway Springs Saturday to look after
real estate interests.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

Thad Van Horn is reported quite
sick. He was taken seriously i'll last
Friday evening with stomach trouble.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

DR.. D. V. Cole Of Winfield will
assist in A. G. lIaltiwanger's drug
store for short time.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

Miss Franc Ramsey Of South Haven
who has been visiting in the city. has
gone to Wichita to visit friends.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

Mrs. Ollie DeWOlfe came down
from Belle Plaine Saturday where
she has been visiting.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

Miss Nora Kranich of Oxford re-
turned home Friday evening after a
pleasant visit in the city.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

L. j. Phebus of Topeka, the repre-
sentative of the Werner Book COM
pany, was in the city Saturday.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

DR.. E. P. Nugent, the Milan den-
tist, stopped in the city Friday eve on
his way home from Wichita.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

William j. Floyd of Joplin. Mo-,
has rented house in this city and
will make his home here.
People's voice., 1895-10-17
City amn County.

Eggs 10c cash at McKee's. 7tf
Steve Jones Of Portland was in the
city Monday.
People's voice., 1895-10-17

Mrs. j. E. BottOrff returned Friday
evening from few days visit with
relatives in Harper.
District Clerk J. D.SimpsOn went to
Conway Springs Saturday to look after
- real estate interests.
DR.. D. V. Cole Of Winfield will
assist in A. G. lIaltiwanger's drug
store for short time.
Mrs. Ollie DeWOlfe came down
from Belle Plaine Saturday where
she has been visiting.
Miss Nora Kranich of Oxford re-
turned home Friday evening after a
pleasant visit in the city.
William j. Floyd of Joplin. Mo-,
] has rented a house in this city and
. will make his home here.
DR.. E. P. Nugent, the Milan den.
r tist, stopped in the city Friday eve on
his way home from Wichita.
L. j. Phebus of Topeka, the repre-
sentative of the Werner Book COM
pany, was in the city Saturday.
Miss Franc Ramsey Of South Haven
who has been visiting in the city. has
gone to Wichita to visit friends.
Thad Van Horn is reported quite
sick. He was taken seriously i'll last
Friday evening with stomach trouble.
Sill Dixon, Of state house fame,
came in from Argonia Friday evening
and remained over night with friends.
Z. 7. Browning, prominent bank
er of Yates Center, was here Monday
representing eastern property owners.
W. Fl. Clark, Of Ottawa, attorney
for the R. J. Waddell Investment
Co., was here Monday on legal busi-
ness.
W. A. Mavey, one of the wheel
horse Democrats of Sumner county.
was in town yeSterday.-Wichita
Eagle.
Miss Jess Sherburn returned SUNDAY
evening from an extended visit IN st.
Louis as the guest of Miss Maude
Sanders.
Miss Dora SOmeryille, one of Vel.
lington's most competent teachers.
went to Oxford Friday evening to visit
People's voice., 1895-10-17
turning from the east where they had
been with shipments of cattle.

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the best all
Mrs. WIN nrnouv
bak rhhons pnu o,,o
NneS hf hscly yin
wednesday e
wLs1d Send in 10 J. NJ. Texas went
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PethS
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came LlumanJ
Mcdonald of
f Oxford re- the the clipping
en Wellington caldwell New
M
Joplin Mo-, city visiting of Yu0Ht Saturday
this city Richardson active
from the state
Richardson church He
qutesck qooOOn.
the rpue Misc ~ MI - w member
Book Higgins ., rho n~u
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this
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Of
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Bicycle him abundant
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23
HE STOPPED THE MACHINE.
Officer Simpson Objects to Mrs.
Bagge's Sewing.

Officer Simpson Objects to Mrs.
Bagge's Sewing.
Several days ago a police officer ar
rested u woman for smoking Is cigar.
cite. She was taken to the station and
the charge formally entered against
her.
Mr.. E. Bsgge. who resides on
Falkland street, informed The YIE.
GISIAS yesterday that Friday night
about 1890 o'clock, while he was at his
lodge, Policeman Simpson, knocked at
the door of his residence aud told his
wife that she would not be- allowed 10
rnu her sewing machine at that hour
of the night.
MIR. Bagge says that the machine
was In q lower trout room and was
heard by the policeman from the side
walk in front of his residence.
RMr. EngRe vas very indignant and
NJ once reported tho officers conduct
to Chief King, with IL request that
charges be preferred against him to
the board.
MIR. Bagge says be will appear be.
iore the board at the next meeting;
that he thinks tho officers conduct an
outrage, of which notice should be
taken.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23
DIED.

klEiiNAN-At st. Nncents Hospital,
Saturday. June 22d. 1866. at 80 o'tIock'
believe WIFE of Thomas
kiernnn. aged IL years.
The funeral will take place from ST. Vim.
csnts Chsrei with 70 lu,e.u mass III $
SUNDAY MOANING. ats o'clock. Friends
o. the family are invited to attend.
BURkOUGHS-At her late residence. No
IT'S EMngham street. Portsmouth. Va,
June list 1879. at i:l5 p. m, GEORGE
ANNA T.. r"'ot OF the late John Harry
burroughs, III the Glst year OF he age.
Funeral rom the res demce THIS (Sup.
day. AFTER >OGN at 5 O'Clock. Friends
AM ac"uaintances are invited to attend.
Plense omit lowers.
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The time has como that straw hats
u 20 at and when they chose. We
have placed on fonr large and spacious
bargain counters, four separate aud dis.
tinct lines of bargains as a beginning to
unload.
COUNTER lis Laden with about 10
dozen of our regular 81 hat that has
gained such popularity. They will be
sacrificed for 50c.
COUNTER lis q line for the little
fellows, Toe. 81 and S1.25 hats, all
hrown in one large heup, and will he
slaughtered for 4Sc.
COUNTER 3.-Gentlemep, we want TO
call your attention to this line, II O
do need or ever expect to be in want
OF q line straw hat accept this golden
opportunity. Never before have YOU
seen such values.
Every $3.50 and So hat in the house
reduced TO 81.
COUNTER Has q sample of the
iineSs straw gooda in the house. Every
one marked ut prices less than she cost
OF production. These goods ure oil
new and fresh and must be sold out to
avold carrying them over.
o forget the place and number.
New store and new stock.
GOLDMAN e HoFuElMER.
100 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

BY direction of Geo. w. Dey, ]. W..
Hunter and L. r. Borland, trustees,
Wm. NJ. Hannah will sell at the Roal
Estate Exchange, at IL M, tomorrow,
that certain lot of land, with the two
story frame dwelling thereon, situated
on Maltby avenue, in Brumbleton
Ward. SAID lot, which is No. l20 on
plat of lots of Black y Cannon, front
ing twenty-five feet on Maltby avenue
aud runs back 1l9 feet six and one
quarter inches between parallel lines.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23
To Telephone subscribers.

DO you know that you can have a
second telephone at your private desk,
which eau he connected with the one
IN your counting room, so that when
there is a message for your own ear, or
you wish to engage in personal CONVEX.
sation over the telephone, you can do
so without leaving your chair? All this
costs bnt little ovor the original ex.
pense Of a telephone. We viii send
particulars on request.
le2l-lm J.. w. Cprws
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23
FUNERAL. NOTICE.

Ihe funeral OF Mr.. CHARLES RGTS will
take place from his lat, resldenre No Al
Church street, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, June
2Srd. 1875, a. 1 O'Clock. Friends OF the
family are invited to at;eni. %
U.eds or topy.O
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23
w &c EPORT.
Forecast for To.day.

wAsHIaGT0S. D. c.. June %. 1895
- For Virginia: Showers on the coast;
/ DAM fair u. the interior! eastcrly, shining to
FNS westerly, winds.
For North Carolina: Fair, except show
es on the coast; warmer. westerly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

A SPECIAL MEETING OF ulRSLIY LODGE
y No 10, \. ! and 4. NJ, will he held a
At W ct I (SuUlayj ENENING. ~
Jane 3arJ. ls!5. ut 40 D.. M. Tor the W w
p'rposc "i attending div ~" services AT M
@ c'iuut Nj. l. Chu,ch, to b. delivered w
by l;iSht WotsAipfUl GcO. II. Raw.
Al easter Masons in good standing are irater-
nall invited to attend.
Ey order of w.. NJ.
jc@i-lt W. 4 SMITH, Secretary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

MINIATURE ALMANAc-Sun rises. Az: sun sets
~. High water. 800 aud s:29 a H.; low water
3:2j and 3 lg p. N.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23
VI

ANNUAL CoNMCNlCATloN OF NORFOLK
n LODGE. Nc. J., \. /. aud y. NJ, will g
b. held MONDAi ENENlN :. June 2ith. 81
l.g', at o'clock sharp, for ins ailation OF ~
officers. wv
By order W. NJ.
GIU Il. JENKINS,
Je-rit secretary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

00 E-TIIE MTMBERS oS WAS II
l'N.N''l' o LODE. NJ. q /. w,.
q. q. F, are lie ,ncsi-d to assemble at ssSssafsss.
their hall THE Sunday EVEN Nj, aSgssSSSsoE
June I'D, a iih oiclrcs, Tor the ,ur- F9EWS|
llst nf paving ii last Irilut OF restect 1, our
Ioccts d brother, aI Grand CmNs. E.I>. Men.
tees OF sister Lodges and visiting brethren IN
vtsi 10 att nd.
by order OF the Noblc Grand.
Jh-'-it AMk II HILL. Sec'y;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

|. bought ut special purchase 9. 600
White Duck and White Marseilles vests
thanks to cash dickeriug' regular
ST. aud $500 Nests-choice for only
G9c. Inn Hrp
1t 2O7 and 201 Main street.
ion say your eyes troNble on. WHY
don't you consult DIR. Week. the oph.
thalmoeiss. Examination free Mt +,
II. Gales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

A man don't show to much advantage in a
dentists chair-looks like he was coming to
pieces. Put that man in one Of THE HUBS
$Io L. S. NAVY N BLACk SERGE SUITS
and he appears another bcing-stylish, elegant
and handsome. These $40 u. S. NAVY AMI
BLACk SERGE SUITS belong to a different
class to the run together" ~slipshod slouchy Suits
often sold. They tit well-last long-and keep
their shape. You'd rather loose a tooth than
pay the usual prices SIS to S25-at H HUBS
price $40 you save enough 10 buy a new "set of
teeth and still have something over. That's not
all you gain by buying from THE HUB-there's
the ONE PRICE feature-the only fair and
honorable way Of Selling goods-and the assurance
that ANY MONEY YOU A WILL BE
if your purchase don't give salts
faction.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23
GRAAD EXCURSION TO MATTHEWS COUNTY.
HICKS WHARF.

1y massasoit Tribe No. II, Improved
0ruer hsd Mon. THURSDAY. june 18th,
steainer Northa mpton will leave o. ID. S. q
20. wharf, q 30 a Ill; Pcrtimouth. 6.45 n m,
nty I'm wharf, Z n N and Groncr's wharf,
Atlantic City. 7:l5 IL Ill, on a grand excur
slon TO Hicks Wharf. Matthews county. ar.
To- ~ Ill move VIZ desire the opportunity
ior AL day trip o 1.-THE Chesapeake. Refresh
nshtS nt city prices. No into xIcatin ,Ila uor,
alio"e | on stea mer. Ticket, for sale by iii.
committee and by members OF the tribes in
aiS CITY ricketts, eau dl.o be obtain, q OK
Hr. Jack Oil er. the halter. III Main a.
oood order will be maintained. ie23-St
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

steamers Northampton and Luray leave
omp'hy wharf, Norfolk, at G:3O u nj AMI
ll:l5 II IN: Portsmouth. at SAC n M and 10.ni
a m; Bay Line wharf. Norfolk. at Z a M and
ll:5O n IN. Returning at I D M.
tickets at F. II. Gales aud Lawrence .
hoimes stores, Norfolk, md J. W. $ BUTTE
drug store, Portsmouth ino3.ot
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SANTA M. ga

Santa Monica, Feb. 16.--J. R. Barack-
man was elected delegate to the state
convention of the Maccabees at the last
meeting OF the local tent.
George Williams was elected Junior
beadle and e. Il. Barackman treasurer of
Court Neptune A. o. +. of A. at their last
meeting.
The ladies of the o. E. S. give fancy
dress ball at the Arcadia on the Dist
Santa Monica Lodge |. o. G. r. hold a
public installation on Monday evening.
Mrs. Ken Summarized and sisters, the
Misses Collins, are at San Diego for few
days.
u. f. GARLIC and James Collins are en-
joying hunting trip in adjacent noun
tains.
G. F. Schader of the firm of Schader &
Co., has returned from his Arizona trip
and purchased the Darricott property on
the corner of Oregon avenue and Third
street. He intends to improve it by build
ing a fine business block on it.
The rainfall here for the season is III
inches.
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ELSINORE
inches.

Elsinore, Feb. 16.-Mr. Joy of the South
Riverside Land and Water Company was
here today inspecting the new food gates
Just finished.
The lake has risen six feet in the last
twenty days. and it is spread over an
area seven miles long by three wide.
Hunting never was better. There are
ducks by the thousand.
The naphtha launch Alma is now in run
ming order, and is enjoyed by many. The
Lake View Hotel boats are in Harry
Clarke's charge and well looked after.
The new sulphur well OF Rogers e. Trap
hagen is down l25 feet and flows As, 600
gallons in twenty-four hours. 1t is to be
shot with dynamite tomorrow to increase
the flow.
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FOR SALE--CITY PROPERTY.
zoo LOVELY FOUR-ROOM COTTAGl
I'D wv with lot l00x125, close to electric car,

GSOO LOVELY FoUR-ROOM COTTAGE
YCOO with lot l0oxl25, close to electric cars
price lote for few days $500 on easy terms.
1880 will buy brand new 7-room residence: fine
reception hall, winding stairway large double
parlors; elegant mantel and CRATE; large pantry
and closets; pped for hot and cold water; marble
washstand; patent water-cosets; house finished in
yellow pine Throughout; cement walk. Lot 5OxI5O,
WITHIN one block of electric cars; street graded and
graYeled; cement curbs and walk. See this at once
Only s2500 easy terms
$4,000 Will buy a fine home of IL rooms all mod
ern conveniences, finished in red cedar, elegant
reception hall and stairway, double parlors two
hne mantels and graLes corner lot, l00Yl5O, Grand
avenue, yard set to palms and choice flowers
owner compelled to sell. See this at once, only
about 10 minutes from the business cenler.
p. - ORDER DOW
1o91a South Broadway. 10
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Phoenix Notes

Mr. Wilson of this city raised pears OF
the Idaho variety the past season that
weighed thirty three ounces.
Hon. Alonzo Baily, of Globe, one of the
leading Democrats of Arizona reached
Phoenix on Thursday. He has been busy
shaking hands ever since.
John Hughes, son of Governor and Mrs.
Hughes, is expected daily from the East.
He has been compelled to give up school
study for time, owing to trouble with
his eyes.
Baled hay sells here for so cents bale
loose in bulk at 81 ton barley 81. Is per
sack, and wheat at 1 cent per pound. Par.
ties contemplating prospecting in this
vicinity can outfit from the Springs.
The Verde Reservation has been thrown
open to settlement and great many REQ
pie availed themselves Of the opportunity
TO obtain lands cheaply. About one
third of the land was FLED on the first day,
The lands embrace 10, 900 acres, former Y
held as a military reservation on the
Verde River, Yavapai county.
To protect the cattle interests OF Ari-
IONA, the retail dealers in meat in the ter.
ritory-and through them the people-are
already taxed internationally. The butch
ers are taxed and the cattlemen are not
taxed. Is it not about time that the cat
tie industry was allowed to stand on tc
own journal Miner. -l1
Doug Lemon lost valuable watch in
the train robbery. 1t was sent to Tucson
for repairs, and in order to save fifty cents
expressage he put value on it of 500,
whereas the actual value of the time piece
was not less than $l25 The watch has
not yet reached its destination; hence it
is reasoned that it was either taken by
robbers or blown to pieces.
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TO PROFESSOR LEWIS SWIFT OF MOUNT LOWE
OBSERVATORY ~.t


OBSERVATORY ~I
When twilight's purple veil IS furled
Beyond the western verge of day,
And slowly DER the darkened world
The stars come forth in bright array
When Venus hides her burning face
Upon old Oceans troubled breast
Or, weary OF his mArcn through space,
Mars camps behind the mountain ores
The sailor on the moonless sea,
The pilgrim OF the tracbless plain,
The bondmnn. pantiug to be free,
Turn northward and take heart again:
For there above unmeasured heights,
An emblem of eternal truth
Unchanged amidst the changing lights
The North star lifts her crown OF vouth
Eelf-centered in the boundess blue
Calm dweller of the vast unknown
Forever tender strong and true.
Serenely from her distant throne
She gazes down the voiceles. deep
VIII lie worlds are drifting al her feat
And mighty consultations sween
Around her like an endless heat.
The orthern Lights across he ing
The glory OF their dancing SD
The Morning Stars beneath her
The chorus OF CreRtion's years
And while the systems sink ant PISA
And planets to each other nod
The light streams from her franc ave-.
AS steadfast as the love of God.
James 1iark,
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S. q. nils Improxine

s. G. Mills, the insurance surveyor
whose eyes were cut out by DIR. Ellis, on
Friday afternoon, was resting comfortably
last evening. He had no hemorrhage,
and DR.. Clark states that his ultimate re-
covery is assured.
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The North Star

Plumbing done of every description al
Furrey's, 161 n. Spring street. M
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DROF LEE-DO THE DEAD RETURN If
4 you doubt, come and be convinced by Prof.
Lee the slate-writing medium; messages given
yourself and held In your own hands; sealed mes
shges answered while In n dead trance; medium
o-os
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order d DOW,
1o91a South Broadway.

ENoR sALE-A VERY FINE 100 FEET ON
II the hills near Temple-st cable for $500; cheap-
est In the oity. HUBBARD & LOVE, 22s W.
fourth ST. 2-l3tf
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MRS. PERCY-105 f. FIFTH ST., CLAIR
4s1 Noynnt, healing and developing; sittings 81;
circles Monday, Thursday and Saturday evenings
2oc; also Tuesday and Friday, a;3v, loc Us
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Hear DR.. Mclean, pastor of Simpson
NJ. +. Tabernacle today. Strangers in
yited t
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TOR sALE--TwO BUSINESS LOTS; STREETS
Il graded and severed. Price $500. Also 10 acres
y miles from this city; living water; $1,000; owner
office. 10
nor SALE-!THIS IS A BARGAIN $1,000.
Il corner close in. Fine view close 10 cable
cars. Both streets graded. Frst-class location
Buy this and make money. WIN. +. BOSBY-
SHELL, 1l6 y. Broadway. On
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LNOR SALE---A CHOICE GROOM SUBURBAN
IL residence, on corner, with 2ls land, with
lawns, shrubs flowers, fruits of all kinds, drive
house and barn, cement walk and everything com
plete and will be sold at great bargain; south
west.
5, 10 or Is Of good alfalfa land, miles from
electric cars, southwest, very cheap for 80 davs
only; part cash. EDWARD FRASER, 216 South
Broadway. is
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NOR EXCHANGE---VERY CHOICE FRUIT
IL and alfalfa land within Is miles of court house
for city property. Land unincumbered. VIII as
sumo on choice property This is your opportu-
nifty, as the land will bear close Investigation.
GOSPER, SMITH q CANNON, AL Stimson
block, is
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= DELL q SsABICHI, REAL ESTATE Am
EOS w. Third st, .,.,. I'll yf'F :. z IL II
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MEDIUMS.

ITINO-NA - SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF
w late DR.. King, world renowned phrenologist
and astrologlst Consultation 25c, soc. Life
chart, nativities 81 upwards. 4al w. Seventh.
4Inl
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EOR EXCHANGE
EoR EXCHANGE


Kansas City, rented close in, $4,000,
Kansas City, $4,000.
Chicago, from sln,0Nup.
st. Louis, from $4,000 up.
Lincoln, Neb. 5000
PEORIA $500.
Beatrice, $500. -.l....A A.
All income places for Los Angeles or county.
We can suit you upon exchanges. Call in and see
us. MEEk1NS d SHERWOOD,
II Ils IL S. Broadway.
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FOE SALE
$l000--Lot on Maple avenue, near Tenth ST.
$700--Lot on Ocean avenue.
e600--Lot on Bonnie Brae st.
l350--Lot on Bryant avenue. Urmston tract
J2500--Lot on Grand avenue corner
ERNEST G. TAYLOR,
II pa n. Spring at.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN--s2000 WILL TAKE A
- fine Groom cottage on Downey ave-; hard fin
ish and decorated Lot 55x140 to alley Fine fruits
flowers etc bargain. w. 7. LARKIN q CO.,
10 S. broadway ~