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The age-herald., 1901-11-18
KILLS TWO MEN.
Premature Explosion of a Blast In.
 jures Many.

Columbus, O.. November 1.-Two men were killed and four injured as the re- suit of the premature explosion of a blast at the Casparais stone quarry. northwest of Columbus. today.
 The dead: A. M. Vacci. John M. An tiono
 The injured: Peter Montrose, Carmine Della. Frank Wilson. c. c. Thorne. Tho two men killed were working under . ledge and were buried under the rock Thorne, the foreman was hurled thirty five feet in the air, but his injuries are not serious. Wilson will probably die.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
WOMEN PREACH
 IN THIRTY FOUR DIFFERENT
 CHURCHES IN FORT WORTH
USE CLUBS TO
 DRIVE BACK THE CURIOUS

Pocohontas November 1.-Two excursion trains carried over two % the of to tn hminew was a of
 
 
 
 
 
  still a The fallen shaft being 
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  the supposed of the
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
FIERCE BATTLE IS FOUGHT BETWEEN STRIKING MINERS
 AND THE COMPANY'S GUARDS
TWO DEPUTY MARSHALS
 GO TO MAKE AN ARREST
 AND ARE CREMATED

Oxford 7John Montgomery deputy United States
 
 
   found standing the
  identified  Mongomerys that
  fathers miles from her burned  making and passing
 
 
  while guarding
  the the this and effort will be made
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
QUEER DEMONSTRATION IN FAVOR OF BOERS.

' London, November 18.-An extra ' < ordinary demonstration of pro-Boer- ' < ism Is reported by a Russells news ' < paper. It seems that a Dutch fish ' < ing boat belonging to Ymuidon, z . while off Weilingen lightship, in the ' ' North Sea, pretended to be in dis ' < tress and approached a British ' -% smack. Thirteen fishermen from ' -< the Dutch boat boarded the British z < craft and attacked the crew of the s < latter, shouting: Long live the > < Boers." Several of the Britishers ' < were wounded. < It Is alleged that before making ' ~ the attack the Duchmen rocked their -s
 < captain in His cabin ' < The British smack succeeded in es- -s -o caping and arrived at Astend. where | < the captain lodged complaint with < < the British consul. '
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
GREET IRISH ENVOY.
Enthusiastic Reception to Redmond,
 McHugh and O'DonneII.

Baltimore, November T.-Messrs. John 70. Redmond. Patrick A. McHugh and Thomas O'Donnell, the Irish envoys whc are making a tour of this country, were given an enthusiastic reception in Ford S opera house tonight. About 5000 persons crowded into the edifice.
 Messrs. Redmond. McHugh and O'Don- nell delivered addresses appealing for yupport of the measures advocated by The nationalist party in Great Britain.
 Resolutions were adopted promising The support of the Irish-Am erican resi- Tents of this city.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
Attempts at Suicide Succeeds.

Minneapolis, November T-Mrs. Sarah Nordeman, who, with her son. K. B. Nordeman, attempted suicide Saturday by taking morphine died today. The son is still in the hospital with prospects of recovery, although his mind is seri- ously deranged. He raved constantly about his desire to leave this world, as he believes himself too good to live here.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
Bark Goes Ashore in Foo.

St. Johns, N. F.. November 1.-The barkentine Titania, Liverpool for St. Johns, was wrecked yesterday morning in dense fog near Cape Race. One man lost his life in trying to reach the shore. The captain and the rest of the crew. all of whom were badly injured. had a terrible expeyience. The ship is total wreck and tie cargo is lost.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
FOG CAUSES ACCIDENT.
British Steamer Sapphire Run Down
 and Sunk.

London, November 1S.-Saturday's fog, which was. general throughout the United Kingdom, was responsible for many accidents and fatalities. Several collisions occurred in the Mersy. The steamer Roman from Portland, Novem- Der 2, ran down and sank the British steamer Sapphire. There was no loss of life.
 Norwegian brigantine has been seen drifting helplessly off Hull, and 1t fis feared that several have been drowned.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
- UNTO THE TWENTY THIRD GENERATION.

~ Pekin, November 12.-The Empress '
 -<- Dowager has issued another edict '
 ' eulogizing the late Li Hung Chang ' < and ordering the erection of a me ' -> morial arch near his birthplace The < -~- edict also directs that the rank of . ' Marquis, conferred upon the eldest > < son of the late Chinese statesman . : in his own right, shall descend . -<- through twenty-three generations. z -~- It confers high rank upon the other z -~- sons of Earl Lii. upon whom the ' < posthumuous rank of Marquis has s < oeen bestowed and confers digni- | < ties upon his grandsons, together < < with lucrative offices. '
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
Will Ask for a Pardon.

Shawnee, O. T., November 17.-United States Commissioner F. S. Goodrich and ex-Indian Inspector Martin J. Bently have been appointed a delegation to visit Washington and urge President Roosevelt to pardon the Pottawattomic county citi- zens who are now in United States prisons, charged with Kidnapping and burning two Seminole Indians at Mound, Okla., in 1898.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
cULLoM WILL ACCEPT.
Illinois Senator Will be Chairman of
 Foreign Relations.

Washington, November 17.-Senator Cullom of Illinois will be chairman of the foreign relations committee of the Sen ate, to succeed the late Senator Davis. Senator Cullom said today:
 'I cannot understand why rumors that I was undecided whether or not to take this chairmanship should be put into circulation. I have had no other inten- tion since MT. Frye declined the honor"
 MT. Cullom's decision to accept this chairmanship will cause him to resign the chairmanship of the committee on in- terstate commerce.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
PROMINENT MERCHANT DIES.
Was Shot in Battle With Bank Rob
 bers Saturday.

Sioux, S. D., November 17-John Sun bad who was shot in the battle with Greenville Bank robbers at Albert City yesterday died today. He was one of the prominent merchants of Albert City. ? Constable Iodine who was shot is in a critical condition.
 The robber who was shot in the stom- ach died this morning. He refused to give his name or the names of his asso- ciates.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
Dies Before Seeing Wife.

New York, November 17.-Dr. Albert L.. Gihon, about 70 years of age, former medical director of the United States navy, who came to this city from the South three weeks ago to meet his wife, who has been in Europe. and who Is ex- pected next Tuesday. died in Roosevelt Hospital today. Dr. Gihon suffered a stroke of appoplexy last Thursday at his hotel and never regained consciousness.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
INCREASING ROLLING STOCK.
Baltimore and Chio Will Order Eft,
 Locomotives and Many Cars.

Baltimore. November 1.-The Baltimore and Ohio railway will place orders for the following equipment for delivery in 1902
 Fifty locomotives, thirty eight passen- ger, equipped cars and 500 freight equip ment cars. Total cost will approximate g, coo, ,0Oo
 The rail order for 1902 is 55,OOO tons.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
Molten sIae Kills Workmen.

Homestead, November 17.-Of a party of workmen buried today under mass of molten slag at the Howard axle works John Ruska. aged 50, is dead and Andrew Hulzi, aged B. and George Siski, aged 50, are badly burned. The victims were collecting scrap when workmen at the top of the dump dumped their car over the edge, not knowing the men were di- rectly beneath them.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
FOX CHASING STARTS.
The Master Fox Hunter Enthusiastic
 Over Sport.

Cincinnati. November 1.-The annual chase of the National Fox Hunters As sociation starts from Estel Springs, Ky, tomorrow. Col Roger Williams of Lex ington, Ky, master fox hunter, speaks enthusiastically of the sport anticipated. After the last annual meet many young foxes were planted through that sec
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
Tin Tag Makers Consolidate.

Cincinnati. November 17.-Joseph Moser manager of the tin tag works at Ludlow. Ky, suburb of this city. returned from New York today and announced the con- solidation of the three plants in this country for the manufacture of tin tags for tobacco and other articles. When the other two plants are removed from Chicago and Durham, N. C.. to Ludlow, Ky. the Ludlow works wi'' employ over 800 men.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
MussuImans and Christians Fight.

Constantinople, November 17.-Conficts resulting in much bloodshed are reported to have occurred between Mussulmans and Christians at Beyrout. Similar re- ports have been received from Soutarl and Albani. The military commander in Albani has resigned on finding pacifica- tion impossible.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
Horse Show Association Lunch.

New York, November 1.-The annual luncheon of the National Horse Show As sociation today practically marked the beginning of the seventeenth annual horse show. Today's functions was an excep- tionally successful one and the enthusi- asm evinced prestaged a banner week for the show. The horse show proper be- gins tomorrow with the judging of twen- ty-fve horses, suitable to become hum ters
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
Rejects GrenfeI's Plea.

London, November 1.-The members of the Thames Rowing Club, rejected by large majority the plea of Wm. H. Gren- fel. M. P, the well known oarsman, in favor of the exclusion of foreigners from the Henry Royal Regatta.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
Accepts Office of Bishop

Boston, November 1.-The Rev. Father
 Charles H. Brent. bishop-elect of the Episcopal church in the Philippines, def initely announced his acceptance of the
 office conferred upon him from the pulpit
 of St Stephens church at this mornings service.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
FILIPINO PRIESTS DEATH
 SENTENCE IS COMPUTED

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  in in this mayb protecion crime Manila and to incorp within its limits O
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
Boers Capture and Release Prisoners.

London, November 1.-The South Afri- can casualty list shows that in the affair at Braakspruit November 13 which Lord Kitchener reported last Friday, fifty-eight yeomanry were captured by the Boers and afterward released.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
Earthquake oevastates Township.

Wellington, N. C., November 17.-An earthquake in Canterbury district has devastated the township of Chevoit Many people have been injured.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18
HE KEY TO SUCCESS

Is generally turned by the man who advertises and keeps his name and business before the people.
The age-herald., 1901-11-18

THE WEATHER. FAIR MONDAY. WARMER; TUES DAY FAIR; FRESH SOUTHHRLY WINDS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20

FOR SALE
Eighty acres. 80 miles southwest
of Valley Center, 4-rOOm house.
small barn and granary. fine bear
ing orchard, IL acres Of grapes. >
acres in pasture, balance IN high
state of cultivation, black loan
soil, joins the Jewstt ranch on the
west, y mile 10 school; immediate
possession, S3,ei9.
so acres. 21a miles northeast of
Valley Center. 4-roOm house. small
barn, good granary, small orchard,
10 acres in pasture. 81 acres in
wheat, goes with the place. s.. 700
50 acres. miles northwest Of
Valley Center. well improved, good
orchard. all kinds Of fruit. 20 acres
in pasture. 50 acres in wheat,
goes with the place. This is q
choice piece OF Ind. $500.
50 acres, 8 miles northeast OF Val
ley Center. Groom house, barn
52x36, with loft, ETanary, corn
crib. wagon shed and chicken
house One of the best improved
Sos in this section; fine bearing
orchard. $3.209.
J60 acres. miles northeast OF
Valley Center, S-rOem house, barn
36X42. Eranary and corn cribs.
windmill in feed lots: the improve
ments are all new and modern.
30 acres in pasture, all good land,
SO an acre.
10 acres. y mile north OF Kechi.
on the Rock Island railroad.
miles from Wichita. 80 acres I'm
pasture. fenced with hedge. good
orchard. 80 acres IN wheat. goes
with the place. This IS a snap.
81 an acre; $3.50 can run four
years at 3 per cent Interest
[ have a fine list OF farms and
ranches IL the valley that I would
be pleased to show anyone wish
ing 70 purchase.
g. z. DAVIS.
Valley Center, Kan
157--t
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SITUATION wANTgp-mALE

NANTED-A place to work for board
by young man, while going to school
Inquire Wichita Business College.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20

FOR SALE-A well-improved farm, all
under hedge fence. good Groom house,
with cistern, sink, bath room. large
stone floor cellar. windows with sash
weights, milk house of stone. with ice
house above stone chicken house, laid
in mort. with shingie roof, barn, 14X36
feet, stone walks; clear water from
never-failing spring runs through the
farm; 3 acres orchard, apples. peaches
plums, etc, 40 acres pasture. balance in
cultivation and grass; 21a miles TO post
office, railroad citation, lumber yard
blacksmith, harnessmakers. creamery
3 churches; Is miles from Wichita. Ad-
dress II. s." care Eagle. 157-7tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20

FOR SALE-Nine.r room brick, in good re-
pair Best bargain on the market.
Six-room house. cellar. lots. on Jack
son avenue Sl,06G.
NORTH END REALTY CO,
149-tf 1905 y. Lawrence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FoR SALE.
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.

FoR SALE
- acres hich1r improved two miles
eas5 ~ Aft. sirps &ss
15--t DEAN GORDON.
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WESTERN SCHOOL OF ORlTORY

III twelfth year. Chartered under laws
OF the state. with 81 graduates, still ad-
vsnces with CORRESPONDENCE DE-
PARTMENr in Parliamentary Law. Pub
lie Speaking. and NIGHT CLASSES for
clerks and business men.
GEORGE ". HOSS, Principal.
Sedgwfck Block. Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20

FOR SALE-160 acre farm. close enough
20 the city To have city water. four by
drants on the place Look after this.
$500 North End Realty Co, 1896 North
Lawrence. l5i-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20

FOR SALE-In the fourth block north.
s rooms, so feet, furnace. bath, closet,
cement walks: an attractive home,
in one Of the best neighborhoods In city.
$3.50. Hartford Investment CO., Sedg-
wick block, lis i. First street.
l5a-eod-7t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20

CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE
We own and viii sell all or part OF
the following lands, which is the
choicest land, and located in the
best agricultural part of Kansas,
lying between the Little and Big
Arkansas rivers, in Valley Center
township, Sedgwick county:
S. y, sec. II, so acres alfalfa, bal
ance grass.
All sec 10. good s-room house.
barn, orchard, &c; all broke land.
N w. Il, sec. %, all grass.
n. E. =. and lots 3, 4, and s,
sec. 81, all grass.
Also all of sec. !, Richland town
ship, Harvey county, choice
Whitewater land. 90 acres broke,
100 acres alfalfa, fine stand,
abundance of water, fair improve
ments. Address
HOUSE & WOULFE,
Newton, Kansas.
1s7-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20

No difference what kind Of fever
whetk-r typhoid. malaria, lung. or any
other. it simply cannot exist when an
Oxygenor King is used. Have never
known any failure.
n cid, chronic cases Of rheumatism,
stomach troubles. etc, il has positively
no equal. The results show il. II you
dort know about it. write or call FOR
further information. II is tree.
WICHITA OXYGENOR co.
Sl5 Winnie Bldg. Wichita. Kan.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished. front.
southeast room. with board -Hl ;. Law
renee. l55-tr-su- Uc-su-stN
FOR RENT-Dessrable furnished. front
room ~ ). Topeka avenue
- - - 49,
r0R. RENT-Desirab furnished rooms
reasonable a5 :. Lawrence. z--tN
For RENT-Furnished rooms. us 5.
EmDoria- rt-~e-e4-tA
FOR RENT-Desirable furnished rooms.
III New Piazza 243 y. lawrence and y
The Nsndome. - y. Market i1l-tt
F0R RENT-Ono room. furnished or un-
furnished. So Eiteryi@w avenue
FOR RENT Rooms for TIGHT housckeep-
ias and Sieeplns purposes S. : t-En-
p1ria atc- lai-stN
FOR EEN' I-ruflil shed ronuu- - n
Market ineatre rosll rs six
FOR RENT FURNISHED room. ~ North
~ -a---
FOR RENT Furnished or uufurrished
FCR RENl-2oaus. Inquire room 3
over KS North Ilin- @E
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he qhita ailu gae adtedmesdau gTorno
sroRE Rooms ZOE RENr.


FOR RENT-Wholesal house, 80 feet. 8
stories, or East Douglas avenue. IN
quire at room I, Biting block 1H-tf
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Suite Of Office rooms. In
quire Kansas National bank. 1871
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HOUSES FOB SALE.

6OOSES FOh SAEE.
FOR SALE-727 North Lawrence. room
house and good stable. 50 feet. east
front. This is one of the choicest To-
A good so acres 10 miles from center Of
Wichita, good water and fair buildings,
81 .600.
10 acres. miles from Perkins. Okla
homa. 40 acres bottom land, 10 acres
timber. 81 acres under plOw. young or
chard. 3 room house. good water. a
splendid stock farm. $500 per acre.
800 acres of good land 4 miles from
Wellington $50 acres under plow part
in wheat, l2o acres pasture, balance hay
J. L. BOWDIsH. ia \. Market
l57-sun-wed-2tx
FOR SALE-Nine-room brick, in good re-
pair. Best bargain on the market
Six-room house. cellar, lots, on Jack
son avenue. 81 ,061.
NORTH END REALTY CO.
149-tf 1905 y. Lawrence.
FOR sALE-In the fourth block north.
rooms, so feet, furnace. bath, closet,
cement walks. attractive home,
IN one of the best neighbOrhOods In city,
$3.50 Hartford Investment CO., Sedg-
wick block, lis i. First street.
l5i-eod-7t
FOR sALE-Ten-room house barn, 100
feet near Friends Univers ~. this
week. S2.0oo. S. II. Ferguson, 81 or
chard street. 2-3tX
FOR sALE-FIve-roorn cottage. IS feet,
at - Water street. 1850. 2-2tx
FOR SALE-Large. 2-story, lo-room
house. with all modern Couveniences. at
z3l " Waco at a snap If taken within
the next few DAYS Oue-half cash and
onc-half in three years. Inquire room
J. Biting block. li9-tf
FOR SAIE-3f7 North Topeka. fine n.ne
room modern house. east front. splendid
location. at a very moderate price APP
ply at above number. lH-tf
FOR SALEITen-room. modern house.
cheap and on easy terms II sold 90 once.
Inquire 81 owner, corner Sixteenth and
Park Place. 15l-arX
FOR SAIE-Modern. 2->tory residence.
~ y. Emuoria g rooms. hall bath and
closet Can be bought. worth the
money. Inquire OF the premises
45i-t
FOR SAIE-For immediate posse ssi0n.
a Eood-iooking. story and hair 9
room house. newly painted inside and
oEl and newly papered. 60 feet ot nice
porCh house rents for SO a month. -
fceI Of ground with shade. The lots
are high. and L IS % very good neigh
horhood one mile north and Two
blocks from Main street cars No rail-
road in this block Price. for week.
S-0. Pays ID per cent on $50. Here
IS bargain for soa- Hartford Invest
lfClL Co. Se1l@ tf-NA 4tH-h 4aa-t-
FOR S-AT--Slx-room cottage. 80 feet
cement vaS. good barn App.E - :
Market street. l5t-rN
FOR SALE-A handsome l8-roou brick
/ residence and barn fer horses aad
/ two carriages. les feet. east front. prize
/ Slse- North End Realty Co, l46 y
/ BUSINESS PROPERTY FOB SALE
REAL ESTATE TOR SALE.
-------------N--------
I ID2 SALE
- acres highlT improved two miles
ease ~ Nj. Slope. f-ss-
/ Is7 DEAN GORDON.
! FoR SALE-fiave q good s"-aere farm
riEhE f6sE u good fur raising aH kinds
I of srata sac stees J. g. Aitler Resltt
t'r - s. lielE5tS. l4stg
FOR SAL.E--lsa feet. el Falr.iew avenue.
/ setween Fourteenth ard ftte-rltn
streets Bruce srifJh IS 3 l.Avreu
Le-su-g l-sr-ig
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Pai.maa sleeper. Ksl1a4tz - - Louis.
"a sliss5ss. Pacl1c ralsay- Lave ca.l5
~ , IA. arriving n S. L>1als - A. r.
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0SIE0PaTHIC PHYSICIANS

~~~~~~-~~-~~~~---~- ~~~~---~---~~~-~-~-~--~
Directory Of Graduates Of Reputable
Schools Of Osteopathy.
DIR. BERTHE BRISCOE,
Rooms S09-S02 sedgwick block. Once
hours, 9 TO y and 2 10 5. Closed after
noon Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
e. S. MILFORD. d. o., 81. z,
Suite - Scheetz building. phone ssl-2
Residence, t26 st. Francis. phone Ssi-S.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

100000
teamsters and laborers. on
my work, 8 miles west of G0odland, I.
r.. on the Arkansas and Choctaw rail-
way. Scale of wages as follows
Transfers driving or more horses or
mules who work a month. $50 and board.
Those teamsters who work less than a
month are rated So per month and
board.
Iaborers who work &c days 10 per
day. Laborers who work less than 70
days. s. 30 per day.
Board charged for at the rate of 81 per
week.
All men wanting to quit must get a
man in their place, and there VIII be no
discount. Men working a month, no
discount.
Pay-day is the 18th of each month for
work done the previous month.
For transportation and all other in
formation. apply to j. Z. KenWOrthy
No. SD 4. Douglas avenue. Wichita,
Kan. j. J. Mcdonald. 1922 to IL
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ABsTRAcToRs.

ABSTRACTS OF title furnished promptly
Phone 81. &. =. quincy l3 y Nan.
1@-s4-uc-fr-tf
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AGENTS WANTEI
CANvAssERs WANTED.

VANTED-Two good canvassers. Bring
references. 1907 y. Douglas avenue
Smith. Silk
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sALEsMEN WANTED.

statesmen WANTED-To sell the best
seller on the market. Write or call.
1865 \. Lawrence avenue. I05-tf
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WANTED Situation; man and wife:
cooks or lady viii wait table. Best Of
references. Address r. J. Tulley, care
Eagle. 2-5tX
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Commission MERCHANTS
Eldridqe Commission Go.

CATTLE. aOss AID EEp-stock
yards. Wicni,a. CaueiEn your stock 90 a.
fer best Doss.b Die results We exuect o.
get and hold our ired~ - The thorough
efficiency q our WORK and the sfrf1f
business integrity Of Uur nefAeds ana
cordially Invite yelr business "a thfs
basis Telephone U5
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{. p. johnson & @.

Live stock Commission Merchants
Phone 80
CHics Stock Yards L1chanEs BuiIdinz.
Wichita.
Fifteen years experierCe a. the businsss
enables rs @ secure best results @pr or
customers.
Market quotations frTufshcd uecn -
quest. Money fIrriehrd ~ frrfrFa. Rrf-
erence. Ennsas Material Bank
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sTRAYED.

calves one 10 months
and the other months old; brindle and
dark blue. Any information left at
S04 S. Emporia, viii be literally re-
warded. James Driscoll. 2-3tx