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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30

FOR sALEBy E. L Spencer, 10 6
Market:
s4,500-Two houses, Nos. 21s and 2cs S
Emporia. nice cottages, renting for SO
high ground, shade. 900 feet from
Douglas avenue; room for another
house; close IN and worth the money.
S.0oe-Fifty feet, southwest corner Ire
mont and William one 1-room and one
S-room house; rents SO month.
s3000-For 70 feet, close in, north, with
up-to-date, S-room house, large barn
shade.
shade. fruit, S-room house, cellar, city
water, cistern, nice hcation. Too large
for the old folks, and win sell
81 600-Buys 30 feet. with shade. cement
walks, 7-room house, bath, elegant hall
and stairway. barn. A model home,
near car line and parks.
$15o0-A Groom house, 30 feet, in Math-
ewson's addition; well worth the
money.
s., 300-Takes 100 feet. southeast part of
city. new house, cost over $500, close to
car line Owner leaving city.
s, 200-923 n. Market, 60 feet, shade.
small house, right in the edge Of the
400"
$iOOo-S2s n. Market, Is feet. rooms.
barn, sewer, paving, curb, gutter, walk
all paid for.
S1,o60-344 n. Washington. 50 feet. shade
very cheap. and Just put on market
SSJ0-7SS S. Emporia, so feet, rooms,
hall, barn; again en- market.
$10o0-Vacant 10 feet, northeast corner
Emporia and Twelfth.
$700-2d ". Mosley, 80 feet. 5 rooms,
shade.
S65O-Twenty lots, 4-room house. barn.
is by "a cave hen house, shade, fruit.
s60o-723 y. ST. Francis, 20 feet, rooms
SGG0-S03 8. Emporia, 20 feet, 6-room
house. Look at 1t and make offer.
S500-636 Wabash, 10 feet, rooms, barn.
$500-Vacant 40 by $50, shade, Lewis
street, between Lawrence and Topeka.
s30c-Vacant 90 feet, ninth block, North
Water.
$50 Vacant lots, East Central, second
block east of Guy avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
One OF the most elegant residences in
grounds, central location, on the best
avenue, at less than half It's cost, 10
large rooms, perfect in ali its appoint
ments, for few days at 1850.
A commodious North Lawrence avenue
home, II rooms, bath, hot and cold
water, in perfect repair, east front, 4
blocks from business; a model home at
a bargain, $500.
Another beautiful home on North Law
renee. at a sacrifice; rooms, in fine
condition, 20 feet. east front, $500.
An S-room residence, blocks north
bath. hot and cold water on both
floors, in excellent repair, barn, Ace
shade and lawn, s.. 200.
Seven-room cottage, bath, mantel and
CRATE, new barn, property up in nne
shape, cement walks. and shade, east
front, blocks north. g. 100.
Cottage, on North Waco, rooms,
bath, east front, good repair, choice
neighborhood. $50.
Nine-room dwelling, on st. Francis;
closets, pantry, cellar. bath, fine Town
and shade, cistern, in fourth block,
s. $50.
Neat 3-room cottage and 30 feet, east
front, choice location, on South To-
peka, lots worth the price, only 500.
Cottage. rooms, on South Market, 90
a snap, $3.50.
Beautiful home on Eleventh street, in
north Riverside park, east front, near
terminus of street car line, $500.
Three-room cottage, in north part good
condition, $50.
426 S. Topeka, s rooms, closets, cell
lar, barn, fruit and shade, $3.50.
SIC S. Enlporia; rooms, bath, large
barn, cement walks, sewer connection,
cellar. in drst-class repair, s1.6o.
Cos Ohio, rooms. cellar, barn, In
splendid condition. 90 feet, east front
1,250.
Choice residence site, on corner of
waco and Pine street
Douglas avenue business block at a
bargain. TUCKER & DICKSON.
202 L. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30

FOR SALE
Five rooms, 50 feet and barn, one mile
south $3.50; good condition.
Neat Groom cottage, east front, with
bath and city water, good appearance
and elegant neighborhood, four blocks
north and between Main and St
Francis avenue, 81, go.
Nice. 5-room cottage and 21s acres,
College HILL $3.50.
Fifty feet, east front, close in. St.
Francis avenue, 500.
Five acres and cottage. rich bottom
garden land, miles south, $500.
F0ur-room house and 100 feet and barn
with control Of acres, just east of
Chisholm creek and 8 blocks north Of
Douglas No. ISL Ash street, s475.
HARTFORD INVESTMENT CO..
lis z. First Street
11s-it
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CLASSIFIED
WAN


FOR SALE
Good, s-noom house, 100 feet, shade,
fruit, barn. $500.
fruit, barn. $1,000.
Two business blocks that viii pay bet
ter than L per cent on investment
Fine business in Wichita 10 sell cheap,
paying 500 per month net.
Fine grocery stock, paying 500 net, 10
trade for farm
House to trade for 50 acres land.
Three good houses for s. 200; viii pay
1212 per cent net
Fine cottage. rooms, 80 feet, close
in. 500
We have cash buyer for acre property,
improved BROWN & MCPHERSON,
Successors 10 Hurd Land Co
1fS-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30

FOR SALE
Lots in all parts OF the city.
Acre property, from l 20 s. acres IN
body.
II you want TO buy a home, call at
the c. K Spencer Realty CO.
II you want your home insured IN
good. reliable Companies see the G.
<. Spencer Realty Co.
6. X. SPENCER REALTY CO.
20l Z. Douglas.
5S-sun-f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30

FOR SALE-On Emporia avenue, north
of Murdoch, 10-room dwelling, batn.
cellar, fine shade, 62is feet. Price,
$500
In eighth block on South Topeka ave-
nue., 5-room house and 80 feet. 81 go.
On North Water street, south Of Muir
dock avenue 5-ro0m cottage and 20
feet, $3.50.
Nine-room house. in ninth block. North
Topeka. east front. shade, large lawn
Price, $500.
80 \. Market. % feet and s-room cot
tage, cellar and barn. paving tax all
paid. Price, for a few days, 200 See
US.
We have for sale several nice homes
on Topeka avenue. just south Of Thig-
teenth street, and are confident we can
suit you
on North Lawrence avenue we offer a
s-room home, ali conveniences but fur
mace, barn, and large lawn, eiegant
shade. all IN Ersi-clsss condition
owner is going TO leave city. Price.
1850: very cheap
Two business houses OF " Main. in
third block. 2an6 stories. 3. 00J each.
Business property ranging from si.fo1
TO S31.a10 II price, on East Douglas
paying splendid interest on lnvesFruz Tt
REESE & CO
Phone II. IL r. First Stree.
4Ie-lf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30

FOR RENT-Fifty feet, In rear Of 10
". Douglas. Glass front on the alley
near Main street. ul-otx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30

70 RRENT-Modern fat, between Law
Inquire upstairs. Mrs O. O. Brown.
1I6-SII-II-thu-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30
FOR TRADE.


FOR TRADE
Tweive-roovn house. coed barn. over ]
acre, finest Of fine.
Suburban property for inside property
house, rooms, barn. 80 feet
Two first-ciazs farms for cits properly.
First-ciass fruit farm ln oregon FOR
Sedgwick county farm.
FTrst-ciaks ranch for good pToperty-
BELLEW g. HENRY. lie ~. Hain-
4fgJf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30

FOR SALE OR TRADEs-lf0 acres in
4-roorn house. barn and corn crib. good
we'll close 10 house. good water. 10
acres In pasture, balance in cultivation,
Price. 1850 flll trade for wichita
rental property OF stock Of merchaa-
dise.
Good business house on Main street.
well located. pays per cent interest
on s., 80 want good 70 acres OF and.
G. r. DAVIS, Valley Center. Kan.
1851
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30

FOR sALE-We have few choice farms
for sale az reasonable prices and upon
easy terms. Winnie & Whine. wichita.
Kan. N-u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30

FOR SALE-Five-room cottage, cellar,
all kinds of fruit, 8 lots. only $3.50
Elegant 7-room house, cellar, porches,
hall, driveway, fine location, close to
Small poultry and fruit ranch, 500.
Cozy cottage on car line, $3.50.
One Of the finest homes in the city, 10
rooms, all modern, cost $500 to con-
struct. Price $3.50.
Splendid 5-room cottage, close in, on
North Market, at great bargain. Gail
for particulars at once.
Good home on West Side; must go this
week. Look this up.
Farm to trade for city property.
RILEY & CO,
Over Kansas National Bank
11e-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30
FOR SALE-HOuSES.


FOR SALE 20
Eight-room house, 70 feet, east front,
barn, fenced, 4 blocks of Douglas and
Main, SLIGO.
A nice 4-room house. large barn, 80
feet, east front, maple shade, close in,
$40.
Sixty feet, on Waco, well located, $3.50.
Five rooms, 10Ox150 feet, barn, fruit
well located and very cheap for the
money, $1,000.
Eighty acres near Wichita, at a bar
gain.
Several splendid acre tracts for garden
purposes, cheap.
we have $50 farms for sale Come in
and make your selection. We can ar
range terms to suit YOU.
TANNER & SEWELL, 143 n. Main.
Ilf-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30
HELP WANTEp-MALE-

CiALE HELP WANTED-S12 straight
aoDa-tGe weekly salary pad direct
from office; expenses eNtIa minis
sons. Capable men and women 10
represent Us appointing agents; Iapii
promotion and increase salary. New
brilliant lines. Butler x Alger. New
Haven. Conn $50. 10-7. Il. 2l-it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30

FOR SALE-The prices on these prop
critics are reduced as follows:
315 s. Wash, rms, rent S. price, s6t5.
323 s. Wash, rms, rent IS. price $3.50
325 S. Wash, rms, rent IS, price 1895.
22S n Mead, rms, rentSa price 1925.
422 N Mead, 6 rms, rent IS, price SO
62S N Mead, 4 rms, rent S., price $50.
1910 Tex, ". s.. rms, rent So. pr. 1910
2S6 Laura, rooms, rent S., price si0)
24S Laura, 3 rooms, rent s., price 800.
go Laura 3roomS, rent So price S4f1.
30 Laura, 3 rooms. rent s., price $40.
914 Chicago, rooms, rent 81, price 1929.
AS an investment any of these pay bet
ter than Is per cent interest.
Will sell any of them on a cash pay
ment Of % per cent-the balance pay
able about as rent. Buy a home and
stop paying rent. DEAN GORDON.
104-Sun- wed-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30
CLASSIFIED
WANTS

FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms,
front parlor and bed room, and one
furnished room, with board sos y.
Topeka. n6-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30

FOR SALOONS OF the best farms In
Sedgwick county. Kansas. ten miles
from Wichita; one OF the finest little
roller mills in the state; 14-room dwell
ing house, fine poultry houses and other
buildings. fine orchard. a never-failing
supply of running water, fue natural
grove, in fact one of the best adapted
= farms in the state for feeding p1r-
poses, located on the c.. r. !. & p.
r. R For further information address
W. w. Hays, Hayesville, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTBD-Christian man or woman
willing 10 qualify for permanent posi-
ton Of trust. here or in home county.
$500 yearly. Inclose saif-addressad.
stamped envelope to Secretary. care OF
Eagle. ll4-3o-x
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-10-10
Council Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the town
council was held Oct. 2. President
Deible being absent j. G.. Ferris was
chosen president pro tenn, all mem bers
present but Deible.
Burgess Mitchell reported fines and
licenses collected to be $500.
Burgess requested the passage Of a
tramp ordinance. He also called atten-
tion OF council to the fact they were not
doing their duty by not causing tramps
TO work out their sentences on the
streets.
The resignation OF DR.. J. B. Neale as
sewer inspector and as member OF the
Board OF Health was read and onmotion
accepted. On motion Mr.. Ninian Coop
was elected to take his place.
Mr.. Cochran rendered his resignation
as chairman Of the sewer committee,
which was accepted, and Mr.. Cottle ap-
pointed in his stead.
Ordinances No. 60 and 66 passed final
reading and became law.
On motion ordinances No. 81 and 6S
passed first reading.
The street commissioner was instruct
ed to make tour OF the town and re-
port all sidewalks that are IN bad condi-
tiOn.
Bills amounting to s657.63 we're or
dered paid.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-10-10
Keystone Hardware Company.

II was stated In THE STAR several
weeks ago that the Hall, Barton & Co.
hardware store was to change hands
and that the new proprietors would be
James X. Johnston. M. r.. Weed, Of this
place. and +. T.. Dixon, of Falls Greek.
The change was made last Friday and
what was formerly known as Hall.
Barton Il Co. store has been named
Keystone Hardware Co. The old firm
was very successful In business and the
new firm anticipate the continued pat
ronage Of the old firms customers and
hope to gain new customers. james
X. Johnston, who Is an experienced
hardware man, will be at the helm.
The new firm has secured the service Of
Samuel T.. Barton. OF the old firm, who
Is first.class plumber and timer.
Mcssrs. Johnston and Weed, who will
conduct the business Of the Keystone
Hardware Co, are so we'll and favora-
ably known in Reynoldsville and vicin-
ity that comment is not necessary. Mr..
Dixon, the other partner, Is ticket
agent for +. II. II. at Falls Creek and
he will not take an active part in the
business.
G. X. Hall and S. T.. Barton, who
came from Brookville to this place about
two years ago and embarked in the
hardware business, have won for them
selves many friends in this vicinity who
are glad to learn that they do not intend
moving away from town. DIR. w. B.
Alexander, the banker, was member
Of the retiring firm.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-10-10
Old Folks Day.

Next Sunday will be observed as old
folks day in the NJ. f. church at this
place and all persons in town over sixty
years old will be invited to attend the
morning services. Carriages will be
provided to haul all the old people to
and from the church who are not able
to walk. A number of rocking chairs
will be put in the front part of church
for the feeble persons who may attend.
A number of seats will be reserved for
the old people. The Epworth League
has charge of the affair and persons
wanting to attend who are not able to
walk to church, will notify Miss Eleanor
Reed and n carriage will be sent for
them. The church will be decorated
with flowers. There will be a reception
committee in the vestibule OF church
and each old person will be given a but
tonhole bouquet. II Is the intention OF
the young people to make this pleas
ant occasion for the old folks. II 1T is
a stormy day the special service for old
folks will be postponed until the follow
Ing Sunday.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-10-10
Mrs. lanes Cooper Dead.

Ninian Cooper, of this place. was
called TO Beechwoods last week 10 at
tend the funeral of his sister-in-law.
Mrs. Isabella Cooper, who died Wednes-
day afternoon aud was buried Friday.
Funeral services were held at the resi-
dence, conducted by Rev. George Hill,
pastor Of the Beechwoods Presbyterian
church, Of which the deceased had been
consistent and faithful member fifty-
four years. The funeral was very
large one.
Isabella Patton WAS born in County
Donegal, Ireland. October 18th. 1919.
In 1893 Isabella, with her parents. Rob
ertand Sarah Patton. came TO America
and located in Philadelphia. In 1913
they moved to Beechwoods and H. was
here that the deceased met James
Cooper, prosperous young farmer, to
whom she was married on October 23rd.
1915, and lived on the homestead ever
afterwards. To Mr. and Mrs. James
Cooper were born eight children. seven
OF whom survive their mother. They
are: William, who resides near the
homestead, Robert and Samuel OF
Oneida, Kansas, John, OF Lemars, Iowa,
James s., OF Brockwayville, Martha
Jane and Elmer w. who still remain at
home. Hugh died April "a, 1874.
The important events in Mrs. Coop.
er's life occurred in October. She was
born in October, was married IN Octo.
Der, united with the church in October
and died in October. The Brockway.
vile Record says: "Mrs. Cooper was a
woman Of true christian character and
bore the highest esteem Of all who knew
her. For many years she has been d
member Of the Beechwoods Presbyter.
ian church and theirs was christian
and happy household. Mrs. Cooper
was loving wife and mother and q
neighbor whom everybody loved and
respected. Hers was life well spent
and she died as she had lived, worthy
OF her reward"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-10-10
Correction.

In our report of the foot ball game
that was played at Dubois last week
we should have said that the referee,
not umpire. robbed the Indians" This
information we received from manager
OF the foot ball team. The editor OF
the morning sheet published in Dubois
made a laborious attempt in the Satur-
day morning edition to vilify THE STAR,
but the puny little fellow has long since
lost his prestige and such attacks re-
mind one Of the contemplate little ours
that bark at the heels of passersby.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-10-10
Idle and Evans Proprietors.

The invoice was completed yesterday
and the Dunn hardware store passed
into the hands OF new proprietors, l..
G. Idle Of Rathmel, and Thomas T..
Evans of this place. Neither one Of
these gentlemen have had any expert
encc in the hardware business, but they
are both capable OF soon learning and IL
will not be long until they will have a
thorough understanding of it. How
ever, Mr.. Idle will have charge OF the
store and Mr.. Evans, who is a contrac-
tor, will continue that line OF work.
The new proprietors have many friends
and they will, no doubt, have large
trade. Mr.. Idle will move his family
from Rathmel to the rooms over the
hardware store rs soon as Mr.. Dunn
moves out.
A. r. Dunn, the retiring proprietor,
has not decided yet what he will do,
whether he will remain in Reynolds
vile or move TO some other place is To
be determined hereafter Mr.. Dunn Is
an honorable an upright citizen whom
we would be sorry to see move away
from our town.