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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-31
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The Kisses Bells Complexion Tonic is a
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made from pure oil OF Lambs Wool. Price
20 cents per cake
A complete line of above exquisite
preparations are always kept i'm stock, and
can be had from o. e local agent.
CHAS: LAWRENCE
I02 East Douglas Ave. Wichita. Kansas
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DEATH TO HAIR
ROOT AND BRANCH
New Discovery By
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To this end 3 trial will be sent free of
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective May IA. 1923.
Trains Arrive IAaVe
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va y. X. ASD 7. HT.
AZ e.. Iosit ,.--s--.--.--.i 20 a.
VA ST l. A%D s. s. r.. g.
A.. = L@ss--s. $4,000 78 81
EE6rficsf - TRAINS
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Special Excursion
Woodlands Day
September s. 1000
Fort Scott to Wichita
Via Missouri Pacific Ry

Foy EpSc.s4 exeEzrsseu. Accent WOOD
mans Ssy. state Pair. Ws-hha. Ez-
September 3 agents nszass se.s1 wsll
ssll slckess al follow ~ rates
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Corner wichita ard Second SITS.
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MISSOURI PAcIFrc

MISSOURI PACIFIC
Leave-East Bound.
Train No. le-"kansas and Ne
craska Limited" Tor IT Scottl
r ana s.; LOUIS. rs pm
Louis Espress ..............-. 1850 !. n
Train No. 6-For Ciearwater
conway Springs. Anthony. XII
owa- hinSman. Norwich on
ford. Belle Plain and Winfield -
Train No. f5l-FoF ConwaIi
sP5 rings Antheny and klowa.. $50 :.
Train No. a-"kanSas ana Nj
braska Limited" FOR Husck3o-
son, Pueblo. Colorado Springs
rs and D Der ~ -. So p.
r Hutchinson ad 81, and Geaeseo 7:Is
RES passengers between wich-i
IT'D SUI ofeheSeos ......-,.-...-.-.l S.6S a. q
Arrive from The East
Train No 9-"kansas and Me-
braska Limited" from Fort
r scott N and & Louis: los .. n
and St Louis. ............ - $50 al
Arrive from South aud West
Train No. 6-From Kiowa. An
thony. Conway Springs and d
IN N and A Points ..;;...;;..... $40 pr
and Conway Springs, -. II Is al
Arrive from North and West
Train No. 10-From Denver. Coli
orado Springs, Pueblo and
Hutchinson ...:......:::............l il;lo a T
Train No. 46e-Fr0m Hutchlusonl
and at. Hope (dai!y excerpts
sunday ...:............... $40 p.r
Tran No 6-From Geneseo and
Hutchinson ...............-.......i s;so . r
F. f. BLECKLEY y a n A
Corner Wichita and second Sts
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ArF.Ve rom The East
Train No 9-"kanSas and Ne
braska Limited" from For;
Scott and ST. Louis. ............
Train No. From Kansas City
and St Louis. ................
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$50 pm
s& am
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Train No. 46Q-Fr0m Hutchlnsonl
and Sit. Hope (dagy except
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North ard East.

Trains
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Arrive from South aud West. !
Train No. 6-From Kiowa. AMI
thony. Conway Springs and %. !
NJ. and A points.
Train No. 452-FFom Anthonyl
and Conway Springs. ..........''. :
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Arrive from North and West.
Train No. 10-From Denver. CoI-l
orado Springs. Pueblo and
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anu Uenver ..................-
Train No. 5-Fer Mt. Hope and
Hutchinson and Geneseo.
Train No. I2l-Local freight. ear
RES passengers between Nich-
tia and Geneseo.
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eco PM 900 pm
$50 ami $50 an
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FURNISHED by the wichita Absuae;
and Land company. II IL Dubois. Ab.
stractor. Court House. Phone 2szI
WARRANTY DEEDS.
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BOND q LA FARCE.


Rooms / and 2. "P.-I.' Building.
$50 to s20-T.ots In Ballard
tIse--I1t o. block 10. Evans n Bie~itte
addition; fine view. city water. i've min
uies from car line.
szD-I.ot l. block 3. Ncolivras second
s;ae- Block Of 10 lots near Green lake.
s~9-sIx lots In Crown addition. supple
mental. q bargain.
q, ooo-FTve-room house. lot II. block II.
East Park addition
overlooking Lake Union ard Sound.
s1sD-- Excellent iof on Terry avenue.
SoxiA.
s.. 30 s,a~story hcnse on Terry avenue.
- rooms, superb yiew.
81 no -Four 2~es0ry houses, close In, rent-
ed for 500 per month.
si1.toe-Ths finest block on Highland drive,
commanding pefseet view o. tha Sound
and Oiympics
SO no Kiosk containing n lots ssHiD. on
EAR Vine. within ten minutes Of Butter
hotel. great opportunity 70 erect
houses % rent or TO seii IN lots; terms
reasonable
distance Of car lines IN various parts of
the city.
Manufacturing and warehouse sites
along railroad track rear Ca.sen-Ssee-
line 70 property,
Timeer lands ia large and small bodisa
We haze several farms at ressonaeis
prices.
BOND a LAFARGE.
Real Estate ana Insurance.
Rooms and :, "P.sLr Baiidinx.
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EVERY ONE A GOOD BuY.
N,eo will buy history house on Second
avenue on easy terms
q. 700 win buy a Io-soom modern house
large grounds. fine location.
,s.eo win buy io-room house. s0xiso foot
lot on Sixth avenue room Tor another
house
$500 win buy n modern double house. $50
rental income. fine corner room for two
more houses; special.
S.ss viii buy new ana modern is-roora
house. fine corner. good view. best
neighborh0od-
$3.50 win buy nne cornor on jackson.
near In houses. rent ~. and room Tor
, more houses.
s. so will buy q modern s-room house on
Queen Anne avenue. hAlf way up Queen
Anne Hill. terms
good car iine. wifhin e-miic limit. good
soil and good view. ready for plating.
You can double your money IN a few
months sure, terms
&. 800 viii buy new and modern io-roon,
nat. near In. special bargain.
See cur lots on Madrona car line. tI5 and
upward
See cur Ballard lots; SIS and upward
See our West Seattle lots; SO and up.
See our Queen Anne iots. 400 and up,
See the two choicest lots in Central Seat
tie
GREAT NORTHERN LAND AND LOAN
COMPANY,
sii First avenue. Phone. Main ca
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BEST BrY on FIRST AVENUE.
tl2Ds- improved business property, beat
corner North Seattle.
81 ss-i9exia6 feet, peil tmprovs1, paying
10 par cent on siA9i~s close IN.
IS E1S-- IS1xio corner IN North Seattle, pay
ing 10 per cent. end With small addition
al improvements viii Ray - per cent.
ssoss--sa block ftoxiD feet. facing streets
on nrst hill; for Apartment houses ~
detached dwellings,. bargain.
q, s1b- o. foot lot Fourth avenue,
s.0o-Choice lot IN North aeAttfs-
81 3s,-l1sxlz0, Groom houas; bearing frui0
and lots Of berries
S6D--Ysot on Esvsnsh. near Aadison,
BETTzNGEH. and , euilivaa bu1G3n0
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BUSINESS CHANCEA

PARTNER wanted 10 enlarge fine PAYING
wholesale business: have entire inside
management; good salary allowed.
bookkeeper preferred: best references
given and required. no attention viii
be paid parties giving mail addresses;
appoint time and place for interview
required G.eeo Address NJ II. Post
fntelligencer.
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-. ASSORTED oPPoRTUNITIES -
NO.000 for saloon; netting about $1,000
monthly; long lease; handsome fixtures.
N.ooO for saloon and lodging house; net
ting about 500 monthly; long lease; we
can lease this for $500 q month over rent.
$W0 for good saloon; central
si.iW Tor saloon; receipts SIS daily; 20
room lodging house goes with this.
$4,000 for fine country hotel and stock
ranch OF 1000 acres; easy terms; photo
1900 for good hotel in thriving town;
half cash; well furnished.
800 for wood business; good stock; we'll
established
$3.50 for old-estabiished bakery; large
:, Ovens; weeks trial before buying.
1850 for bakery.
10000 for one OF the leading mercantile
businesses ON Second avenue; large
profits.
$3.50 for laundry.
$2,500 for good drug store.
LOGO for manufacturing business. netting
about 800 monthly.
1000 for cigar stand. one Of the best in
$500 for for interest in light hardware busi-
ness.
The above are indications OF what we
have. We handle high-class business
opportunities only. and will not tolerate
anything that looks least bit fakish.
Is. l.. MUIR 4 Co. Basement Pr.
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wAxrED-To RENT REAL RsrATE.

s or 10 acres Of ground on Lake Union or
Lake Washington. suitable for truck
gardening; close 10 street cars Prinxie.
SI2 Third avenue.
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FOR ExcHAscr-nEAL ESTATE.
ron sALE-cITr REAL ESTATE.

NEW house. Thomas street. rents $50;
price $1,000.
Modern house on car line: price 81 $50
Fine house in Lake Union addition.
rooms and bath; lot u4xl20 feet; fine
lot fruit. $500.
Eight-room house. Thirty-second avenue.
near car line: 1850.
New house. close I'M rents for $50 month;
$780,
Two new houses. Denny way. each, 81. 100.
Fine house that can be bought cheap.
Six-room house on Denny way. 1880;
others 500. 5000
u. z. CAMPBELL. a CO.. 400 Burke bldg.
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BOOMING houses--1o rooms: close: $3.50.
II rooms: boarding; close in; fine; u. 900.
80 rooms: rent SIS: full roomers: 81. 800
1G rooms: close in: well furnished; LIDO.
n rooms; paying transient; $4,000.
Is rooms. new; nicely furnished; $3.50.
IA rooms; central; new; nets SO. II .000
8 rooms; elegantly furnished; no hills;
$3.50
q rooms; rent $35; central; $1,000.
Groceries-We have the best money
making proposition offered; long lease;
large sales; no rents. Bee this at once.
II you want to purchase any kind OF busi-
ness we guarantee to procure It at very
lowest prices.
MOORE 4 CO.. ao4 New York Block
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LODGING HOUSES
ANY Of these are bargains. They are
only few Of the long list we have. Call
and see us.
"a rooms.,.... .7Wl q rooms ........s2, 800
lo5 rooms....... 5000 g roQms ....... 2,l50
"a rooms. a000l AZ rooms ........ 1000
e rooms....... 1901 q rooms ........ $500
~ rooms....,--. 5000 q rooms ....... l,so0
43 rooms........ 3.75ei SO rooms ....... Lou
Y rooms........ $500 ~ rooms ........ 800
IS rooms........ 1850 is rooms 1.l00
"a rooms. ....... 24d0l 10 rooms ........ 1000
Half interest in saloon clearing. $3.50 for
JONES HEWITT 4 Co. ga Pioneer blk
PARTNER wANTED--An old establish
ed, non-compctitive business with $259.-
600 capital. with highest banking and
commercial Endorsements on account Of
the assurance Of four more years Of
prosperity. wishes to extend It's bust
ness into every state In the Union. and
an excellent offer Is open to men OF
proved business ability and integrity.
who, after investigation, are In a posi-
ton to become financially interested to
the extent of from 9.ogo to 1900. on
salary of N25 per month and commits
sion that will equal salary. Address
Supt. State Departments, s2i-s2i Man
haitian building. Chscseo.
RESTAURANT
sooo--A bargain for right party.
sSoo--A bargain for anyone
SALOON.
s2,aol-Assures you a good income
ROONING HOUSES.
s. 4o0-4s rooms: good location; lease
ssS'sio ie rooms ,o new furaitnre; lease. See
M FRS. Avenue nA Phone. white ..
HAVE you mining property for saier
Cali on us. Do you want 70 buy quartz
o. placer mining propefsy;,, Cal on ,s u;
investigation handled. w. J. Partridge
& Co, promoters and mining agents.
ssssmsnt r End siiaias ns Gas sas
agents for the Ciieaneryiile Gold Mining
Company and The Engineer Group Gold
Mining Co. OF Attn. .: C.
,soo--cigar stand: prominent corner. in
business center well stocked
E2s-Frust confectionery, cigar and to-
haccos; rent so. 3 good living rooms.
Al. @0--First-cla restaurant: big business;
centrally located. cheap rent; long lease;
sssasR estaursnt: nnely equipped; good
business; cheap rent: easy terms.
Apply si3 and ais New York Block.
FOR SALE Furniture Of T-rocm house;
% ffc chickens. Jersey COW ani calf;
plenty OF wood; regular snap; rent sis'
For sale--Good paying bakery and short
order house: a money maker. cheap for
ash. Cali afternoons. so New York
block. Mrs. lalgnlIn- ---------.
ATIIN claims and store for saie.two good
claim, 70 as sas n aspo.s sae road
from Grand Hotel, Discovery street. At
n, cftv. ali titles clear. owner going 10
Erviand Write first "Atlin." Anglo
amsrfsan Exchange. Sis Washington
block
ZANREsI GEM the great discovery: ex-
rerts cannot detect II from the genaine
diamond and costs but one-ienth: In
hr5iiiancv and cut IL has no equal; set
ing solid geld; write for beautiful IL
Illustrated catalogue. r. howe & Co.,
SIS Dearborn streeI. Sn-cszo. ILL.,
A great chance for COED hotel man 70
- c,sen up at Skagway, Alaska II viii
axe from eight 10 ten thousand dollars,
nut rs a Hne chance 10 make money
For particulars inquire al NJ; =. men-
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

RESPONSIBLE party will receive at
Honolulu consignments OF lumber
clothing provisions or fruits. or ACT as
agent. Address E. b. Moss, Honolulu.
Hawaii, U. S, A.
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Saloon; best location IN the city, reGu-
lar mint; $500. Restaurant genuine
snap; $500. Lodging house. 30 rooms, in
brick block, $500; 2 years lease. The
above Ii less than l per cent. of the busi-
ness opportunities offered at
MORGAN'6 EXCHANGE,
lO1l Third avenue, Seattle. Wash.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION sale OF elegant furniture, tho
contents of eight rooms. T.. q. BECKER
ton will sell on the premises. No. BIZ
Twenty ninth avenue south, corner
Twenty ninth and Jackson street. on
Wednesday. the sist. az 10 o'clock sharp.
elegant bed sets. springs. mattresses,
chiffoniers, extension table, dining
chairs. sideboard rockers, pictures. brio
a-brac, fine range. crockery, glass, vel
vet and brussels carpets. teilet sets,
kitchen furniture, etc. Also an elegant
upright piano. r. @. Bickerton. Auo-
tknneer
AUCTION sale Of household furniture.
contents OF eight.room private house; f.
a. Bickerton will sell. ON the premises.
on Monday, the 18th November. at 10
o'clock sharp, at Iio3 Lakeview avenue.
take Lake Union car, the following;
Oak bed sets, iron beds. springs, mat
tresses, extension tables. dining chairs.
sitebcard center tables, rockers, couch.
curtains, pictures portieres. rugs. velvet
and BRUSSELS carpets. Superior range.
crockery. glass. Kitchen furniture, etc.
E q. nlekcrton. Aaetlonser
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EDMUND BowDEN,
I and Dexter-Horton Bank Building.
Established 1855
For few days only finely improved
piece OF ground. soxla togetner with q
$40 per annum There Is ample room
for another building, grade and sewer
tax ell paid. immediate possession CIV
en-. s.. 200 takes this.
Two beautiful lots on Queen Anne hill:
superb View that can never be OBJ
structed: 81 500
IS 500 to loan at per cent
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FOR SALE--A number Of choice farming
tracts in Island county; low prices;
terms to suit settlers.
A business block In city; Will pay II per
cent. net on price.
Building lots: magnificent view; viii build
to suit purchaser: lots at $3.50.
Water front. central 1oca tion. or will
make lease one to ten years.
Plenty OF money to loan, low rate. on APP
proved security.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY,
4ll-4l2 Pioneer Block
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WE are going far away.
With the sood-by at the door;

And have you seen my sister
With the ring my mother wore?
Yes, have seen her, and the ring, too;
but bought a lodging house at Morgans
and now l wear diamonds Of my own;
see? Just read the partial list Of lodging
houses and business chances they offer:
rooms q bath ia rooMs ...$2. 800
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AuCTIoNEERs.

H. J. WALKER. general Auctioneer. OF.
nee, i1u9 Western avenue Phone. Bun
fslt
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WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON DE-
SfRABLE SEATTLE PROPERTY OR
WE BUILD HOMES ron DESIRABLE
TENANTS: LONG TINE LEASES
VIZ HAVE HOMES AND BUSINESS
HOUSES FOR RENT.
CARE AND fiANpLING or PROP
ERTY A SPECIALITY,
We write Insurance In the OLD LION
INSURANCE. COMPANY
FEffREN- MARVIN COMPANY,
20 and al Pioneer building.
Phone Main rs
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DON'S MISS THIS.
NETS TWENTY-FIVE AND A HALF
PER CENT; 22is PER CENT. ON
$500 INVESTMENT.
$S00-Two lots s0xlo0, with six cottages:
rentals s25 month; close to cars or to
schools; carpenter or builder could dou-
BILE the interest with a little outlay and
time.
Apply 81, si2 and 1913 washington Block:
Hours II to 4.
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srEClAi. NOTICES..


FOR LODGING houses, business chances
avenue.
COMPOSITIOS--We arc now prepared TO
90 conpositioa for the trade ANY meas
gfel, Ia uonparcIl. minion. BREWER aad
long primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
Call or address, Posi-lntellaseneer. So
attic.
SPECIAL. INFORMATION FURNISHED
uanufacturers business houses anf pub
liz men by The Press Clipping Bureau
tAlen's), room ~. Mckay building. Port
and Or.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-07
NEW COMMISSION TO CHINA.
President VIII Send Three Diplo
mats to the Orient.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


Washington. Sept. "a prominent official
Of the State Department Is authority for
the statement that the President is serious
ly considering the appointment of q COM
mission to go to China and act for the
United States In ascertaining the extent of
the responsibility of the Chinese Goyern-
ment for the attempts to destroy the for
eign legations In Pekin. and for the killing
of foreigners and the destruction of prop
erty. The proposed commission Will also
act In fixing Indemnity and in bringing
about the restoration Of a stable govern
ment.
Tho need OF a commission Is said to have
oeen brought to the fore by the intended
recall Of W. W. Rockhill, the special en-
voy sent by the President who is alleged
to have so far forgotten his position as
to declare that the blame for the entire
siege of the legations rests upon the En-
press Dowager
1t was discussed fully at the last Cabinet
meeting.
Already, 1t is understood, Acting S-acre-
tary Hill OF the State Department has been
asked to head the proposed commission The
other members decided upon, according 10
the report, are former Senator Edmunts of
vermont ana John Foster. former Secre-
tary OF State.
The commission, in the vent of the threat
ened trouble between Russia and the other
Powers, in regard to the continued occupa-
ton Of Pekin. will be instructed, according
to the State Department Official to demand
that the United States troops, which WILL
be Withdrawn to Tien-Tsin. are to remain ON
Chinese soil by stipulation. and not as in
vaders. 1t will also be demanded that guar
antees be given against the recurrence of
the outrages, and that assurances be given
of order and protection of foreisners
throughout the Provinces Of the Emptre
Reparaton by indemnity will be arranged
for the Injuries to foreigners and their
property.