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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-19
z RAILROAD PEACE
The Controversy mong The Morrill,
ern Li0cS Settled.

New York, Aug. 1S.-One of the first
results since the return Of E. H. Har-
riman from Alaska has been tenn
porary settlement of the controversy
between the Northern Pacific, Oregon
Short Line, Great Northern and Union
Pacific.
The Northern Pacific threatened to
build what is known as the Clearwater
Short Line, paralleIing the Oregon
Short Line. The other companies
pointed to an agreement which pre-
cluded any company from invading the
territory OF a competitor. and they
promised to retaliate on the Northern
Pacific if it did any building Mr.. Har-
riman, representing the Oregon Short
Line and Union Pacific, met President
MeMen CG the Northern Pacific at Butte
several days ago. 1t has been an
nounced thar the Northern Pacific
agreed not to build its line for the
present.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-19

chance of being eaten by The copper
city shIrpS,
Master Mechanic W. N. Adamsan.
accompanied fy Mrs. AdamSon vii.
leave today for California ard the
coast to be gone several weeks. Dur-
ing his absence his duties VIII ;1evoIy,,
On \. X. Adams0n. the assistant
master mechanic.
II. J. Allen * in Prescott on business
and Will return Thursday.
Word has been received from F.
Ad0lphe PrOvot, who * III present in
Los Angeles c0nvaIe<cing from his re-
cent attack of typhoid fever Mr.
Provot Will return % Jerome within L
week or Den days to r. sumo his post as
mine engineer and surveyor for qbe
United Verde.
Gus Strosithoff time keeper. and Mr
e. y. Minty. son of General X. II. q.
Aiinty. assistant store keeper. both in
The Service of the United VERDI Cop
per company. will leave ON September
J. for 4 months hunting and outing
trip in the Grand canyon. They will
take a-Ong, besides the usual arsenal
cameras and an abundant supply of
films Deer meat galore has beea
promised by the TWO Nimrods to Ie-
stances should prevent them from
shipping in the venSion. they will lie
able 10 bring back photographs OF ali
manner of fierce game OF course
there are different methods of obia:n-
ing hunting and fishing photographs
rs has been recently eXemplitied III
California, but equally as a matter OF
course. AIessrs. Strodthoff and Minty
~ n tor -f1
hensible practices.
Jack Mellen. assistant cashier OF
The r. p. Miller Company. is Al Pres
colt This is Mr.. Mellsn's first vis.a
to jhe county seat since his advent 10
Jerome 4 year ago. He has heard 50
much of its beauties. wonders and Al
fractions. that he 10 doubt has had
the kser edge taken of his apprecia
ton of its manifold delights
Walter c. Miller and his charming
young bride tnee Minty) have taken
possession of their snug little cottage
situated on the main road not far from
Mrs. Minty's home nest.
Word has been received at Jerome
that the reported death of John Burns.
republican nominee for sheriff last
fall. is a canard. 1t is asserted that
Mr.. Burns in company with Tack
Nutter is building Il railroad in Mexico
and is in the best of health. The orig
iraI report of his decease- came by the
way of los Angeles. and was not gen
orally credited at the tipe.
E. f. McNeagh, Courit1, Avant for
Miller. Sloss & Scott of San Francisco,
Yesterday performed his periodical
Jerome performance. Jerome Is such
Il quiet place that it affords the festive
bu. f0rehanGed drummer" an elegant
to average up on his
expense.
HFRERT ALLAIRE.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-19
COUNT CHASED BY cANNIBALs.
Nobleman's Thrilling Adventure With
South Sea Islanders.

Victoria. b. c.. Aug 1S.-The Count
Feste1icS of Austria. who. with his
countess, has been cruising in the
southern ssa in the yacht Tolna, mar
rowly escaped death recently at the
hands of Savages. The Tolna had Beer.
visiting the larger of the SolomO2 isl
andsJ the count taking many chances
10 secure Photographs of head-hunting
battles and cannabal feasts. when the
savage models developed sudden and
fleece hostility.
The count and his party became sus-
pfcious of them just in time, and, re
turning TO the yacht, We're fortunate
IN getting a favorable wind As il
was. the canoes OF the canHislis pur-
sued them for many miles. The news
was brought here by the MiIoWera.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-19
LONG DISTANCE ROADS.
The Latest Subject Being Agita.ed in
Tucson.

Since the long ditunsce telephone has
become a sure thing Tucson has
taken up the good roads" question
and on that subject the Citizen con
tains the following timely remarks:
".An roads lead TO Tucson, but
soma Of these do not lead anywhere
and some require attention. As rule
they are IN very fair condition.
There is one boulevard that, +
paced in proper condition at a certain
point, would give to Tucson a. clear
course 30 Helvetia. al Of thir5y-three
miles directly south, and in ths Santa
Ritas-both pretty names. Take Stone
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-19
DISBURSEMENTS FOR THEiNAvY
s7O.13O.14S Drawn, Out BY Warrant
During the Last Fiscal Year.

Washington. Aug. 1S.-The annual
report of F H Morris. auGitor for the
navy Departments. Who is about TO be
transferred to the war department.
was made public today. The auditor
SAYS thar the settlement Of prize
money claims for the Spanish war has
not yet been begun for the reason prin-
cipalIy that there have been delays in
the courts. The work of the auditors
office. he says will be very protracted
and ardUOus as soon as these settle
dement's begin. The report shows that
the total number of accounts and
claims of naval officers settled during
the fiscal year was S.132, and the
amounts allowed aggregated S30,99I,-
III. The total appropriations and bal
ances of the navy during the last year
were S13S. ~. 40. The net amount
drawn cut by warrant was SI0.13014S.
and the balance unexpended on June
80 last was SGS.4T1 30 \ small de
fic:ency il funds necessary 10 be eX-
pended for the maintenance of the
naval establishment during dhe~ cur
rent fiscal year Is predicted by the au-
d.l,or
The total disbursements of the navy
department through its fiscal agents in
London. EngIaRd, during the year
ended June 30. We're s.. 195. 500. this
sum including the payment for several
vessels of war purchased last year
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-19
CANvAssED WITH PITCHFoRK
An Incident of the Senatorial Cam
pIign in New Hampshire.

Manchester y. H. Aug 1S-HeRly
NJ. Baker, Of Bow. Who this week an
nounced himself as candidate for
the seat in the senate now held by
William e. Chandler. is a small. quiet
man. but one who keeps doing all the
time. He represented the second
district III the fiftieth congress, and IS
one of the most aStute republicans III
New Hampshire He is the seventh
TO enter the senatorial field ay0wedIy
He had been looking the ground over
and finds thar his riva's. although the
election is more than I year off, haze
been active.
During my tour of the state he
said. 4 ran across Il farmer Whose in
huencs in his section is no small fac
tor in politics. One Ct my rivals had
visited this farmer and found him in
the hay field. Tire candidate pulled
off his coat and vest took Il swig al the
jug, and helped load the hay At tie
farmers invitation the wOuld-ba Sena-
toI SuPpeu WIN the lalnllH ana aItef
the meal they talked the senatorial
over under lie shade Of a fir
bal4am tree. The result is that she
farmer is the ardent supporter of his
hay hand. ard I found thar
1 had come TOO late 10 do me any
good"
Mr. Baker would lot give the name
of his enterprising rival.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-19
FORMER PARTNER BANKRUPT

Cleveland, O., Aug. 18.-Robert L.
Walker. of Poland. Mahoning county,
Ohio. has filed petition il voluntary
bankruptcy il the United States dis
trict court here. The liabilities are
placed at over 100000. with no assets.
President Mckinley was formerly con
nected with Walker in 1 metal stamp
ing business. AID lost his entire prop
erty a few years ago by signing notes
for Walker.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-19
All the above furnitnre and mater
ia1 IS IN good condition.

For further particulars call at
the business office of the ER&epubli-
can or address
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-19
WELSH COLL1ERY EXPLOSION

London, Aug. 18.-By an explosion
in the LEST colliary in Glamorgan-
shire, Wales, eighteen persons were
killed and sixty others are still in
danger.
Later-Many persons were injured.
1t is reported that those still alive
have been rescued.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-19
TROOPS FOR THE TRANsvAAL

Cape Town, Aug. 18.-Military con
tingsnts are daily leaving here and
other cities for the Transvaal frontier
and recruiting is actively proceeding.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
asked the prosecuting

this happened?" asked the prosecuting
counsel.
'Ah. I'm afraid 1 can't the stranger
returned; but ! know this-it was three
days after the Carlisle Castle arrived at
Sydney, if it's, possible to find out what
date that was"
The newspapers of the first week in
July were then consulted, anu - was found
that the Carlisle Castle arrived at Sydney
on June 20, so that three days afterTard
brought il TO the exact date required.
Again there was applause in court as
the prisoner was formally acquitted. Final
ly, turning toward the stranger, the judge
remarked: In the interest of justice. /
thank you, sir; your presence here to-day
Is one of those remarkable dispcEsations
of Providence which are seldom met with
That night the acquitted prisoner, the
American gentleman. ana his servant rode
through the bush in a jOvial frame of
mind For reasons best known to them
selves they wished to put great dis
lance as possible between the township
and themselves before morning; and as
they went they planned how they should
hold up the mail a second time at no very
trick was played successfully in that ne gh-
borhood. for the distinguished American
decamped without paying his hotel bill;
moreover. Viscourt Thurlton never arrived.
and rat was subsequently, smelt and
seen floating In the air of the neighbour
hood of the courthouse-a rat which had
grown considerably beyond the bud"
stage.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

EXPERIENCED salesman 70 take charge
OF an esta blished business in ST. JOscph,
Mo Call or address Paul Shortridge 5y5
Altman bldg
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

SALESMEN and solicitors in every town
in the United States where we are not rep
resented. to take orders for our high class
tailoring. Lowest prices ever quoted: All
anywhere wit{honF danosit en he TO- ap-
proVal. We take all the risk. our sales
men are making from $500 to $4,000 a
month. We equip you fully for business
Handsome sample book. stationery, adver-
Using matter, fashion plates. Our instruc-
ton book teaches everything perfectly.
Measuring learned in a few minutes by
Photographic illustrations. Large territory
TO good men Full particulars on applica-
uon Address American Wooden Mills Co.
Inc.) Chicago
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FINE BOoKBINDING.


OWENS, 10 Main St, the only eXclu-
sive bookbinder, binds art. magazines. etc:
handsome, durable and cheap. Don't trust
fine work to printers and binders" blank
booknakers or middlemen.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.

eases of women treated: medical or sur
gical: you are charged for board and nurse
only. Call or address DR.. Mathis, 18th
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INVENTORS.

FREE, new book on patents. Our opin-
ion free as to the patentabiltty of your new
ideas. Send for our SPECIAL OFFER.
FISCHER & THORPE, Sd floor. Junction
bldg. X. C, Mo. Tel. Union rs"
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GLOBE STORAGE AND TRANSFER co.

BONDED warehouse; goods stored, moved.
packed. shipped; separate locked rooms:
no moths or dirt; best equipped warehouse
in Kansas City; northwest corner 18th and
Main SITS. Tel. 1892.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.

NEW and 2nd-hand Gas and Steam En-
gines Pumps. Boilers. Shafting. Pulleys.
Mill and Elevator Machinery and supplies.
LEWIS SUPPLY CO. 1905 Union ave.
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LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE
The finest lot in the n. e. part OF the
city. adjoining one OF the principal en-
frances 20 the North Terrace park: east
front; paved: severed: water. gas; on
grade: nothing finer.
A fine lot on Brooklyn ave. just north
of Independence boulevard: corner: paved; ;
sewer. water. gas. Bargain
Handsome lot on deIrendance boulevard:
covered with virgin timber; corner: paved:
sewer. water. gas; g-dnitcid sidewalks all
around: on grade.
We have some 90 lots for sale in the
most beautiful sections If Kansas City,
kas.. on the Grandview line: 20 minutes
from Sth and Delaware streets: nothing OBJ
Jectfonable. Prices are very low and terms
are most reasonable. Low rate OF interest.
THE KANSAS CITY REALTY co.
Tel 1890. ) Bunker bldg.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

DO YOU WANT TO BUY A LOT
New is the time TO buy Kansas City.
kas., real estate. Prices viii surely ad-
vance in j short time. Taxes are all paid
GOOD abstract furnished. Warranty deed
furnished. Best bargains in Kansas Ci.y
Has. can be made on the following:
l 25-foot lot or Georgia avenue in Edger-
ton place.
l 5o-foot lot in Grandview on 18th street,
Just south of street car line.
lots on Waverly avenue, corner Walnut
street. paved street
lots in Pullman heights.
All of these are good building sites and
desirable for home sites
They are owned by a firm that is willing
to sell at any reasonable offer
MERRIAM. ELLIS & BENTON,
81 Minnesota ave,
Tel. West .. Kansas CITY. Kas
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
MIND READER.

PROF. D. +. STONER-
Prof Stoner gives accurate LIFE, CHAR
ACTER and BUSINESS READINGS:
teaches every phase of PSYCHIC SCI
ENCE: cures diseases and AL bad habits
by HYPNOTISM: 500 patrons IN X. c.
Hours TO daily Reading or treatment.
500 CALL and BE CONVINCED.
PSYCHIC PARLORS. 1877 Broadway.
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TO EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
One of the finest homes i'll Wyandotte
county; about > acres If ground; lies per-
feet: on racadam road; easy distance of
car line and stock yards; II room house,
modern: all kinds of fruit: just the place
for stockman; owner wishes TO trade for
a residence of not less than y rooms with
in walking distance of the high school. X.
c, No. Price, $1,000. Would trade the
above for a good stock and grain farm.
100 acres in Ncmaha county, Mo, near
Corning; improvements and buildings first
class: most OF this land is bottom. corn
crop will average 80 bushels 10 the acre;
price So per acre. Would trade for grass
IG0-acre nicely improved farm, miles
from Chandler o. 7. Will trade for Kan
sas or Missouri lana. What can YOU offer?
THE KANSAS CITY REALTY co.
Telephone 1870. No. bunker bldg.
TO EXCHANGI.-2l4 acres, - miles OF
Kansas City: elegant stock farm, fenced
and cross fenced: line room frame house,
outbuiIdings. windmill. cattle scales, etc;
this will bear investigation; $.ioGJ; clear;
want residence in south or east part of
city. q. T. WRIGHT.
11f Wall street. room 100.
TO EXCHANGE-760 acres. Sc miles of
Kansas City: fine place: sets of build
incs windm:lls. cattle scales. etc: 50 per
acre. or will take less for cash: no inCum-
brancrs want good Kansas City rentals.
G. P WRIGHT. 400 Wall st, room 107
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
EDUCATIONAL.
PINE TREE LINIMENT
STEAM CARPET CLEANING.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


NORMAN & ROBERTSON, proprietors
of abstracts and examiners of land titles,
No. 10 East Sixth street, furnish daily the
transfers OF real estate filed in the record
er's office at Kansas City, Mo-
Notice-AH transfers appearing IN the
daily reports contain covenants OF general
warranty unless otherwise stated
October .
George Carman and wife TO Leonard
r Lutz; lot u. block 4. Mount
Hope ~ SN<
Yale Investment Company to Edwin
II. Murray: part lot L. block Il.
Stewards second addition. $500 200
Doh Johnson 'i part lot #. Bloomgate... leo
TRUSTEES DEEDS.
Nelson f. Benson and wife to
Charles l. Lovejoy; lot .. block
g. Troost highlands observation-disclosures. 1Jo
]. c. Rogers to a II. Rogers. lots
{ 5 and .. block 1. McDaniei's adj
Margaret Fleming and husband To
Harvey J. Wells; part lot 4. block
To- A. ]. LlOyd's subdivisiOn-..-..- 30
r 3. Garnett and wife to Sallie
G Fisher: Dickinson place. 20
Lee X Mooney and wife to Mary r.
Kirkpatrick; lot 10, block $. Fair
mount park ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
COMMISSIONERS DEED
George c. Emery to john Bales:
lots and .. Carlton place. l.G9
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THE VIlVI COMPANY.


LOCAL Offices at T04 New York Life bldg.
A million women a year use the Viavi
Home treatment. Write or call for the
''Viavi MeSsaS e.''
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MASQUERADE COSTUMES.

THE largest stock of masquerade cos
TUNES of all descriptions for rent at the
New York Millinery Store. 1893 Grand ave.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
YOUR HOUSED

YOUR HOUSE.
Why vacant when three days rent will
pay for finding tenant? We have many
advantages, such as being established 20
years. central. ground floor office; liberal
advertising. signs. telephones. etc: no ten
ant, no charge; please give us a trial.
WHIPPLE-WOODS REALTY CO.,
10 West sth ST
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MEDICAL.
CLAlRVOYANTS.
MADAM DU[PlOEll7u


MADAM DWPlOMTu
Late from Paris gives advice on all affairs
of life, marriage. speculation, business.
mining ventures, stocks. etc; brings the
separated together, tells whom you will
marry.
HAVING 10 YEARS OF
PROFESSIONAL. SUCCESSFUL
EXPERIENCE
In the United States and foreign countries,
am now prepared to give instructions, by
mail, to any wishing to learn the secret of
success in telling fortunes.
MIND READING SIMPLY TAUGHT,
GREATEST MONEYMAkER OF THE
AGEui
THE LATEST PROFESSION
Easily learned. Not everyone can succeed.
Patience. tact. intelligence, common sense
are the prime and needed factors.
Tho physician studies four years
THE lawyer six
To make a successful money career. You
can secure for yourself profession which
will make more money for You than that
of either the physician or lawyer.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
For prompt reply. inclOse stamped en-
yelopc. Prices within reach of ALL
Private readings given at my residence.
No, 1915 East 18th St.
KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI
Permanently located.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.
Statesmen and solicitors in every t.


Advertisements under this heading Sc a
line, words to line
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NJ SICtL..

MISS ELVIE FITCH WALKER, teacher
of singing. Pupils received AT studio, on
third floor of Hoffman's music house, Mon
DAYS and Thursdays, from l until 3; Tues
DAYS and Fridays from 10 until II.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
wANTED-TO RENT.


WANTED TO RENT
We have tenants waiting for houses in
various parts of the city List your va
cant rental property with US and We VIII
ind you suitable tenants.
THE KANSAS CITY REALTY CO,
Tel. 1920. Bunker bldg.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
STOVES AND RANGES.


ERNST STOELTZING. sole agent for
Garland stoves and ranges. iilo Grand ave.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
RUBBER TIRES

Bring comfort to you and save your
buggy from wear and tear. Have the tires
put on your buggy at our shop and you
will be satisfied with the work. Cali or
write for prices. Grand Avenue Carriage
Works. 1915 Grand ave.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT-Notice is here
ky gwen to creditors aud others interested in the
estate Of Eliza North deceased. being estate No.
1895 that !. Eugene Med. Ca!vin administrator
tn. viii! annexed, of said estate, intend to make
anal settlement thereof the next Of the pro-
pate court OF jackson county, TO be held Kansas
civ Missouri, on the goth day Of November, 1899
EUGENE Med. COLVTS
Administrator With the VIII Annexed
NOTICE OF FINAL SEFTLEMENT-Sotiee Is here
by given to all creditors and others interested in
ts estate of Catherine Dunno deceased being estate
No Scse that l. Patrick Dunno, executor Of said
estate intend to make final settlement thereof at
the next tern the probate court OF Jackson county
10 be held at Kansas City. Missouri. on the 10th
day Of November, 1893.
PATRICK DUNSE, Executor
Hugh c. Brady, Attorney.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
INN WM1l M&MT I'm @TFW a mn

Adver,isements under this headilS Sc :
line. 6 words 10 z linz
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE3iENT-Notice is here
by given to aad others interested in the
estate OF Keys deceased, being estate No agg7
tia; We Ella Keys and Cary ". Keys. executors OF
said estate. iateId make FINAL settlement there
" a; the Of The probate court o. Jackson
county. to be held a: Kansas City. Missouri On the
10Th DAY OF November. 1850
MRS ELLA KEYS,
CARY u KEYS.
EHecutnrs
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TO RENT-HOUSES.


Advertisements under this heading &c a
line. words to lire.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

WANTED-For L. p. r. r. Company
IeamstcrS- labOrcIS. stone cutters. stone
masons. bridge carpenters and section
men, in Col, WyO.. Neb.. Utah; ship
tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. Apply
TO Atwood's Employment Agency, 91S Union
ave
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

WANTED-Laborers. teamsters Cor Wy
ofnlnS; $50 tienakers for Arkansas. good
C:nper. steady work; teansters. laborers.
CITY; news agents, statesmen, offcemen.
farm, dairy hands, men and wives; cooks,
WATERS. porters. etc: il you want help
or work call on BREGA'S EMPLOYMENT
AGENC4. .2s Main St: telephone 1854.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


Advertisements under this heading SC a
line, words to line.
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BR1NToS PUMP AND SUPPLY CO.


$50 WALNUT ST-Tel. 24s9-An kinds of
pumps put in and repaired. Agents for
Perfection Elevator Purifying pumps. Cis-
terms cleaned and cemented Rubber hose.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
EOR SALE


Advertisements under this heading SC
line. words to q line.
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IF OR SALE

10 room stone and frame, just finished
and decorated throughout Gas, water.
sewer. asphalt street, furnace. exposed
plumbing. porcelain bath: cemented cellar
storerocn. beautifully furnished and COM
plete in every detail. This is q fine home,
with large lot and located in the finest
neishborhood on the South side only one
block from street cars. Price $50.
JOHN y. PRESCOTT.
owl, ] fs
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FINANCIAL.
LONG DISTANCE TEL. MAIN. isiI

Advertisements under this heading sc a
line. words TO line
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MiNICU RING.

FIRST-CLASS manicure and chiropody
,arlors Miss Cook, SIS Main, ID floor
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

HAVE your surveys made by Daniel
O'Flaherty Phone 1912. Gibralter bldg
Reasonable prices.