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WILL, SEND FOR THE RELIC

James I. Walker of Company I. Eff teenth Connecticut Volunteers, the re- covery of whose Bible was described in yesterdays Courier, was a brother of Robert Walker of Hartford who will communicate with J. N. Du Pre- of Abbeville, s. c. Mir, Du Pre- is the man who found the Bible on the bat tlefield near Kinston, N. C., and who generously offers to restore it to any relative or friend of the former owner. MT. Walkers regiment was captured at Kinston about one month before the close of the war, and he was killed in that battle.
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REQUEST FOR SOUTHPORT IL
 BRARY

Southport, July 21.-Mrs. Edmund B. Monroe of Tarrytown, N. Y. has made an additional donation of s3O,O0O to the free library of this place. She present. cd the land and building to the town of Fairfield at a cost of sS00OO Her latest donation is to be deposited in the Union Trust company of New York, ard the income is to be used for the maintenance of the library.
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SHELDON'S RECORD.

R. Sheldon of Yale and the New York A. c. was a competitor in the annual track and field tournament for the championships of England at Manches- ter on July 3, the details of which have lately been received by mail. In the weight-putting Horgan, the present champion won with the fine putting Of 45 feet 4 inches, Sheldon doing A feet A. inches. The latter's performance beat the record which was A feet 1-2 inches, and would have won in any pre- vious years contest.
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HENS MADE OUT.

Tax Collector Anthony has turned over to Clerk Newcomb M, Bassett of the department of public works a list of 1 1000 names of persons who have not paid the street sprinkling assessments, and was ordered to make out liens on their property. This will cost the de- linuuents iS1 5O
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rRATELLANZA PICNIC

The Fratellanza Italian society will have their annual picnic at Scheutzen nart to-day. They will parade at 1 D. m through Church, Chapel and State streets. Grand avenue and Wallace streets to the park. The president of tta oxecutive committee is L. Mattel :. secretary, NJ. Fertea; treasurer G. Bru- no They will have fireworks, national games, etc. The Roma band will furn- isb concert and dancing music,
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BUSINESS OUTLOOK Ts coon

Southington, July 2l.-President Stow of the Peck, Stow & Wilcox company Ctinners' tools and hardvare) states that the uptown factories of the com pany will start up next Monday after a four weeks shutdown. The prospect of good business this fall is said to be encouraging.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-22
CUT HIS THROAT IN THE WATER
Collins Jumped Overheard, Swan Out
 and Then Killed Himself.

New York, July 21.-The body of Pe- ter Collins, fffty-one years old, who worked on Randall's Island, was found to-day in the East river. Collins com- mitted suicide on Monday. He jumped overheard while at work on the pier at RandalPs Island. After getting into the water Collins swam out a hundred yards or so, and then, in full view of those on shore, lifted his head above water and cut his throat from ear to ear He then sank.
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wharf in a badly bruised condition. He was taken to the general hospital and an examination showed two broken ribs. Plenty of bad whiskey, it was conjectured, had a connection with the case. The cause of the injuries Is as vet a. mystery
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BISEB ILL.
National League Games.

Cincinnati-Boston, 10; Cincinnati, 6. Chicago-Philadelphia, 10; Chicago,S.
 St. Louis-First game: New York, 10; St. Louis, 8. Second game: New York, IS; St. Louis, 2. Game called in the eighth inning on account of dark ness.
 Louisville-First game: Louisville, B; Washington, 3. Second game: Louis- vile. 3; Washington, 1.
 Cleveland-Clcveland Baltimore game postponed on account of rain.
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Atlantic y,puyI
Atlantic .."ngur. Hartford--Norfolk, 3; Hartford, 1.
State Lenpue Ga.nns

Torrington Torringt ton Waterbury game postponed on account of rain
 Bristoil-BrstOl~M Meriden game post poned on account of rain. ridgeport-Bridgepo IA; Derby, 10 Eleven innings
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DIED IN SCOTLAND.
Death of the Rev William Gibb Of
 Bristol.

Bristol, July 21.-The Rev William Gibb, pastor of the Advent Christian church in this place. died at Glasgow Scotland yesterday.
 The remains will be brought to the United States on the Anchor line steamer which sails Thursday of next week. MT. Gibb had been in Europe for only short time, and the news of his death is terrible surprise here,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-22

Miss Alice A. Welton of this city has been engaged to take charge of the in- termediate department of the center school in West Hartford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-22
SARSFIELD GUARD ELECTION.
J. F. Donovan Will Probably be Elect.
 ed First Lieutenant.

ed F lTsJ IIeutenant.
 Orders were received yesterday by Captain T. T. Wells, commanding the Sarsfeld Guard. calling for meeting of that organization to be held next Tuesday evening for the purpose of nominating a first lieutenant to suc- ceed Plunkett, resigned, and a second lieutenant to succeed Green, discharg- ed. J. F. Donovan is thought to be the coming man.
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JOHN CRoNAN INJURED.

John Cronan was yesterday morning found near the gas house at Long
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-22

Mrs. Baumeister was sixteen years of age and was married only about d month ago. Her husband worked on the machine next to hers and was un- injured, beyond g. few bruises. made by his being thrown to the floor The couple lived with an uncle of the hus- bands on Dixwell avenue in Hamden.
 Just before leaving the city for his summerhome on the shore last evening, T. G. Bennett, president of the Win chester company, gave out the follow ing statement in regard to the explo- sion:
 Tt is impossible to say at this time what was the cause of this terrible ac- cident, and the exact cause may never be known. The funnel, which contain ed the powder was exactly like that on the first machine used, which was test ed with twelve and one-half pounds of powder. Since the first machine was made several have exploded without harmfng anyone, and generally without harming the machine. We have be- lieved that they were perfectly safe. The help who bring in the powder bring it in in small cans, carrying one pound each. The tell tale attached to the ma chine tells when the powder is nearly exhausted. When the help see that the powder is exhausted they signal for more powder. Another can is then brought and put into the machine. At night all of the powder is taken out of the machines, and last night, I am informed by the man in charge of the room, all the powder was taken away from this machine
 T believe, however, that there was more than the required amount of pow der in the machine.
 we have been running automatic
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REL AVE

S7lsxl3 feet for $50 per foot; street paved,
sewer, water. and gas all in and paid for;
this is a bargain; If you want a nice lot to
build q home on, this is one of the finest
neighborhoods in the city; close to street
car line, school, etc.: can make terms
TO suit. KIN REALTY co, u E.. 9th st.
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For Sale Special BARGAINS.

S,S0OAA new Z room brick and frame, one
block from 18th st. cable; strictly modern.
$780, room house. large lot. asphalt
stone sidewalk, carriage driveway to brick
barn: a fine home on Peery near 18th st.
s5.5C0-S room modern brick. large square
reception hall. stone circular porch, as
phalt pavement, granitoid walk. This house
Is new and must be seen to be appreciated.
ssOOo-7 room house on East 9TH near
Prospect. asphalt pavement, in fine order
all modern but heat.
house. large lot. near 18th st; cable, in
good order. Look this up. S. $40;
s2.6O1-S room house. corner lot; on car
line, good barn, sewer. gas and water.
house high and slightly, well shaded. 5. AS;
Sl.5c0-7 room house and barn. Gementsd
cellar, fine CRATE and mantel, on East 10th
St: easy terms. S. 81: -,
$780, room house in fine order. lot BIZ
x125. enc block from electric cars on S. W.
boulevard: easy terms. S. 2s9.
s E ST. : car line near 18TH ST. easy terms.
a.1o0-New 4 room cottage, one block
from 18th st. cable. A cosy home; monthly
payments. S. sos. ~
from car line: easy terms. s; 500.
VACANT LOTS.
S20-Corner lot on Peery ave, 5OXl20: CITY
water. sewer. gas. reduced from SO. b. goi.
slc-1W feet. end of Prospect ave. cable;
s1S-Fifty feet. corner lot. asphalt pave;
ment. city water. sewer. In neighborhood
of HYDE park. B. e06.
sPs-1O feet on It'll near- ,Walrond. south
front. asphalt pavement a i9Nf1y IN sSs; %ouio
g24 New York Life bldg.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

PARKS A SURE THING, and prices in
real estate will advance from this on; Here
IS a list at the old-time figures. If you
have to say here. and then call on us:
Near 10th st. and Virginia ave; . room
Near sd and Jarboe. ; room house. gas.
water ateT,aaGnnd sewer rs, 500 90 arse o room house
Any of the above houses or all of them
will be exchanged for q good house within
6 or s blocks of 9Th and Wyandotte. They
On Wabash near 10th ST. neat 6 room
frame house. cellar, cistern. large barn,
front of S7,s IT; $3.50. Y cash. This is a
Michigan near 18th St. 5 room house. gas
and sewer: $780,. easy terms.
Highland near 2lst St, 4 room cottage;
city water in the street; $1,000. with Son
cash and sl5 per month.
Handsome I room house in Hyde park:
ali modern with porcelain bathtub, eX-
posed plumbing. gas, furnace, two manteis,
stone walks. etc; first floor finished in
4 room house and 50 #. by $50 it.. with
fruit trees. grapes, etc, in Rosedale park:
$500. Y cash. the balance monthly pay
Locust near sth. an S room house. gas
and water, paved street and brick WALK n,ns, !
from new custom house; $500, and s"N Will
handle it.
= room modern mouse, just Dull, Will ou
#. on South Prospect ave., for $3.25O 7.
cash: is rented until March next for S2I;5o
per month, and pays a large per cent on the
outlay. 1t is a lovely house; 2 fine mantelS,
with q gas mantel in parlor. reception haii;
gas and gas fixtures. porcelain bathtub and
nickel plumbing. Let us show you this
~ VACANT LOTS.
30 it. on Merine ave. west of Broadway.
$3.50 per foot. 1t Is 5 it. above grade. nice
trees, city water and sewer.
80 it. by 100 TT, on Wabash near 18th ST.,
with water, gas and sewer; SIG per foot.
Handsome lots. 80 fit. front on WINDSOR,
east of Walrond ave-; $40. S5 and 500 per
Lots on Scarritt. which is the new exten.
sion of Independence boulevard. east or
Walrond ave-, 500 per foot.
IS by $50 TT on Forest ave-, between Sth
and 9th, $3.50. This has water. gas and
sewer, asphalt street. stone walk. and q
large brick barn which cost $500, and Will
held 10 head of horses.
40 it. by 1874 TT. on 18th St, near Fair,
view, 81. $50. This is a handsome tract, and
is a beautiful site for a suburban nome.
We want an offer.
:s7lb it. by 142 it.. near the corner of Wa
bash and Annie $S5 per tt. 1t is worth No
per #. Has asphalt street. stone walk,
sewer. water and gas.
q #. on West It'll St. near Penn. $1,000.
II is a bargain.
So it. on st. John ave. near Bales. only
SIG per front foot: lies between two good
houses, has asphalt street, water. gas and
sewer: Is on a cable line. a cash oter is
desired. f. II. PHELPS & CO.
FOG American Bank bldg.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


mortgage and levy of order OF county
court.-Whereas. David Waldo and Jessie
B. Waldo. by their mortgage in fee, dated
March 18th, 1889, and recorded March lith,
1859, in the office of the recorder OF deeds
at the city of Kansas City. Jackson coun-
ty, Missouri. in book B 354, at page 10l,
conveyed to the county of Jackson, in the
state of Missouri. the southeast quarter
of the southeast quarter of section five
90. and the northwest quarter OF section
eight (). all in township forty-eisht (iS),
and range thirty-three $50. in said county
of Jackson and state of Missouri, contain
ing in all two hundred (2OO acres. to secure
e eee pay@ slst' 1885 g a fo eer 81. 1oo oSna due na' en De
cember 3lst, 1880. with 8 per cent compound
interest. and signed by David Waldo. Will
lam Waldo and William NJ; Sloan. given TO.
being part of the public school fund Of
Jackson county; Missouri; and. whereas,
payment of the principal and interest of
said bond in violation of the condition OF
said mortgage; and. whereas, the county
court Of Jackson county, Missouri, made
rcciting the present debt. 81. cool 90 and inter-
est 81 1886. Sc. making a total Of s32,336.S6 to be
received. and. commanding said sheriff to
erty above described. conveyed by said
mortgage. which was described in said
order as in said mortgage: and, whereas. a
court, duly certified. has been by the clerk
of said court delivered to said sheriff.
and. whereas. said sheriff has levied said
order upon the real estate above described:
now. therefore, notice is hereby given that
I. Robert S. Stone, sheriff of jackson coun-
ty, will. on Tuesday. the 9TH day of Decem-
Der. 1897, between the hours of Q Il. m. and
public auction to the highest bidder. for
cash. at the front door of the court house
in the city of Kansas City, in said county,
to satisfy the principal and interest afore-
said.
ROBERT 8. STONE,
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Acre Tracts Close to City.

Now is the time to invest your savings
in acre property. We can sell you either
improved or unimproved tracts. that are
sure to double in value in the next nVe
years. On our list we have:
10 acres north of swope park, near the
n~.acadamized road: elegant land; beautiful
forest trees around the house; nice young
orchard; plenty of fruit of all kinds; good
water: very pleasant place to live; price.
s.. $50.
10 acres on South side near Cleveland
ave-; land Is all first-class; lies beautifully;
has a good house. barn and other out,
buildings: plenty Of fruit; close to a school
and church: price. s., 500.
Or Woodland ave. near 55th ST.. we have
five acres overlooking the city: fine spring
on this: we can sell it for l,500.
20 acres on Swope Park bvd.: elegant
forest trees: good house; fine spring; price.
500; easy terms.
On East 18th St. near Washington park,
we have one of the prettiest places in the
county: fine neighborhood: abundance of
fruit of all kinds: good house of 8 or .
rooms: barn. laundry. chicken houses, ETC.;
5 acres in this tract with beautiful sloping
frcnt: let us show you this and make you
a price.
Whipple-W Woods Realty Co.,
I'm w 9Th CT
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NOTICE Is hereby given that letters OF
administration on the estate of NJ. J. Nc.
dersiened by the probate court Of the coun-
ty of Jackson. state of Missouri. at Kansas
City. on the 3Oth day OF September; 1887.
tate are required to exhibit the same to the
undersigned for allowance. within one year
aftar the date of said letters. or they may
he nrecI,ded from any benefit of said es-
tate and IL such claims be not exhibited
within two years from the date of this pub
ication they will be forever barred.
Dafed this End DAY of November. 1897.
THONASJ ]. SEEHORN, Administrator.
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OR STOLEN.

FROM Sth and Wall SITS: bay saddle
mare. with saddle and bride on; has white
face, white eyes and 4 white feet: very
stylish. Liberal reward paid for her re-
turn to my office. Ito West Sth st.
w. S. O
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nUcuANAN sToRAGE

STORAGE. moving and packing by ex-
perlenced men. Separate locke rooms IL
desired. A s25,000 bond approved by the
circuit court for protection of customers.
TIE. $40. l215-l27 MCGEE.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

wANTED-Agents. We manufacture ma
chine for making gas in private houses.
fly; everybody wants 1t. You can sell one
to every storekeeper in your town. Write
for particulars. Sunlight Gas Co., Chicago.
WANTED-Agents' harvest: big money:
quick sellers: season just starting; send
SI.M for sample. Williams Door Closer Co.,
Waterloo. Ia.
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

$4,000
WANTED-Young man with references
wishes work. bookkeeping or office work
preferred; willing to work reasonable. Ad-
dress w 331, journal office.
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NOTICE is hereby given that letters <
TasI;n deceased, were granted to the n
dersirned BY the probate court of the cor1
ty OF Jackson; state Of Missouri. at X.
nj rersons having claims against said :
tata are required to exhibit the same 10 e
Undersigned for allowance. within one Nc
after the date Of said letters. or they n
tets and IL such claims be not exhibi1
within two years from the date OF h
pablisa,sG}Saa S .h & T ~ e fo SsmIn, sarssd-.
Dated this goth day OF October. 1897.
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NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
standardization on the estate of Rebecca c.
Ringo- deceased. were granted to the under.
signed by the probate court Of the county
Of jackson. state OF missouri at kansas
persons having claims Se3ainst said estate
are required to exhibit the same to the un-
dersigned for allowance: within one year
he nrecluded from any benefit Of said es-
tate. n If such. claims be not exhibited
within two years from the date Of this pub
iicafion they will be forever barred.
Dated this 9th day of October. 1S9I.
JULIAN E. THRELKELD.
Administrator
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REAL ESTATE WANTED,
WANTED,

A modern house, not less than Z rooms,
nor with less han 50 feet of ground, not
TO exceed S3,500. 5000 preferred. for spot
cash. GEORGE LAW.
New York Life bldg.
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NOTICE-Pursuant to the authority con-
ferred on the undersigned by the terms of
a promissory note made by o. r. Price.
dated May 20. 1895. due in four months
thereafter. for $1,000. principal, with inter-
est at 5 per cent from maturity, secured by
20 shares capital stock of the Lake Han
cock Pebble Phosphate Company, of Bar
tow, Fla. certificate No. 13S. as collateral.
on Saturday. the 29th day of November.
1897, at the west door OF the United States
postofice, In Kansas City. Mo-. proceed to
sell said stock at public veudue, to the
highest bidder. for cash in hand. between
the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 o'clock p. m, of
said day. for the purpose of paying the
balance due upon said note.
KANSAS CITY HAY PRESS COMPANY.
By o. v. Dodge. Vice President.
Scammon. Mead & Stubenrauch. Attys.
Dated Nov. 18th, 1887, Kansas City, Mo.
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OKLAHOMA WHEAT rARMs.


/ WILL sell or exchange Logan county.
o. T, wheat farms: cash deals or general
merchandise wanted. JOHN ID. DeBOIS.
Guthrie, OF,
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NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
Of II. A. Louis that. on Saturday, the 18th
day of December. A. d. 1897. or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard. I shall
apply to the Jackson county circuit court
for a discharge from my trust as assignee
of H. A. Louis.
George L. Jones. Attorney.
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BLEMISHES.
OFFICE FIXTURES.

FOR BARGAINS in rolling top desks. go
TO II. NJ. Bowers, JOG West Sth: all KINDS.
new and secondhand. Also, b~ookkeepers'
desks. y per runhlhs loot. typewriter
desks. letter files. revolving chairs, office
tables, parlor desks. Desks bought. sold
and exchanged. II. NJ. BOWERS.
36 West Eight street,
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NOTICE is hereby given that 7, as as
sigree of Kenton & Boardman. have de-
clared a dividend OF forty per rent upon the
claims allowed against said estate.
JOHN A. WHEELER, Assignee.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NORMAN & ROBERTSON. proprietors OF
abstracts and examiners of and titles, No.
l6 East Sixth street. furnish daily the
transfers of real estate filed in the record
er's office at Kansas City. Mo,
Notice-Al transfers appearing in the
daily reports contain covenants of general
warranty unless otherwise stated.
November Ii.
Alice E. Noble and husband to Z. B.
Albertson; part of lot 6, Franklin
Pat T. Smith and wife to f. f..
Craine; lots 50. 60. 81. g. and IS,
Home Lawn 400
D. B. Fuller and wife to Ida NJ.
Pierce; part lots Sc to 40. block il,
Vanderbilt place l.51o
]. w. Towson and wife to Lima VI.
Smith: lot 5. block 2. w. H. Reeds
Leonard Peers ct al to- John F. Tav. %
lor; part of lot 80. McCoy's Old
Town Westport As
S. l.. Conklin and wife to Bridget
Redmond: part lots 6 to 10. block 2,
oUITcLAIM DEEDS. ''""
Mary K. McCHntock to John Nc
Clintock; lots IL to IS, resurvey of
Evergreen heights ...... 1
Julius Merkel and wife to Dora 6.
kiene: part lot /, block 4. Evans
Frank Badgley and wife to william
H. Mann: lots 116 and III. Melrose.. /
TRUSTEES DEEDS.
NelS johnson to C.. NJ. Smith: lot s.,
block 5. Home Lawn ............. 20
Ida N. Johnson to c. NJ. Smith: lot
g., block 5. Home Lawn ....... 20
Eugene ]. Dietrich and wife to H. L.
Waldo; lot 5, Ludlow place ....... 500
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New York Life BLDG
w. DIEHL & CO.,
80 American Bank Build

I OWN some nice vacant property near
Troost park. which I will sell at bottom
prices. or 1 will build a house to suit you
on % #. to 100 #. of same and sell house and
ground way down low. If you want a mod
crate priced home in a nice locality. at q
low price, I believe I can interest you II
you will call and see me.
GEO. CARMAN. Architect.
500 Hall bldg.
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ASSIGNEE'S sALE[Pursuant to orr
Of circuit court of Jackson county. Ne
souri,. / hereby offer for sale all the =
collected accounts OF the Tracy DecofatS
MT nv office. 31s American Bank buildis
The sale will take place on Tuesday. =
vember 18th, at 2 O'Clock p. m, at ARR
address. w. J. ELLIOTT. AssiEn6k
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAI-To ladies' only. The safest
and healthiest rubber specialties. Send for
price list. Money returned If goods not
approved. Strictly private. American Rub
Der Co., lola, Kas. Box Sc.
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w, D, MYERS,
1O4 West Ninth Street.

TO EXCHANGE-3.cO0 acres clear lands,
Kansas. Missouri and Arkansas. for mer-
chandise or Kansas City property; elegant
drug store doing fine business. in good Kan
residence, Lockport. New York, for land or
other property. WALLACE, 40 Sheidloy
building.
TO EXCHANGE-By Pennock, 18th and
Main: One of the best $40 acre farms in
Eastern has. for improved city property.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
and furnished rooms. lO4ls East 18th ST.,
cor. Walnut. Tel. 1179. The best place in
X. c., Mo-, to find help or situations, male
or female; II years experience. Ref. Oma-
ha Nat. bank, Omaha; Citizens bank K.C.
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O

YOU can purchase furniture. carpets,
stoves, etc. on your own terms. ECON
Only FURNITURE AMI CARPET CO..
Sth and Main SITS.
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ARE YOU SICK:

DR.. OTTERMAN, graduate of four col
leees; % years experience: specially treats
lost manhood and private diseases and
tire (both seXes). 900 Main st.