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MOURNING ON THE CLYDE.
Bad Luck of the Shamrock Casts q
Gloom over ENGLAND.

Glasgow, Sept 27.-There is mourn
ing all along the Clyde. and many
yachtsmen who have been confident
that Sir Thomas Upton would lift the
cup are now equally confident that ne
will lose it. The bad luck of the Sham
rock II can not be accounted for I'M
less mistake has been made in alter
ing her trim after she arrived in Amer
lean waters.
Der of the Royal Clyde Yacht club. and
one of the shrewdest yachtsmen IN
Europe, was outspoken.
4 am not surprised at the Sham
rocks display, he said. The fatal
altered.
IF Britain wants to lift the cup from
America she must cut down the dis
placement and reduce the sail area
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TO RECEIVE REDMOND.
Irish Citizens Of New York to Have
Reception Nov. 8.

New York. Sept. 27--At the regular
weekly meeting Of the Irish National
club held here, reports We're rendered
as to the progress made in preparing
for the reception in this city Of John
Redmond, Patrick McHugh and
Thomas O'Donnell. who viii visit this
country in October. Edward Mullen
announced that Carnegie hall had been
secured for a meeting on Sunday even
ing, November s, when speeches will be
made by all three Of the visitors
Patrick McHugh is now serving a
term OF six months in Eilmainham jail
for his denuncia ton Of the alleged jury
packing system He Will be liberated
October 81
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KILLED BY THE TRAIN.
Unidentified Woman Proves to Be
Mrs. BrockwaY.

New York. Sept. 27-The body Of a
woman killed at Crugers, 50 miles north
of this city, by falling from the South
western limited" train on the New
York Central railroad has been identi-
fed as that of Mrs. Howard Brockway,
the wife of the well known musician
and composer. She was returning from
the Brockway summer home at Bridge
water N Y. Mrs. Brockway has been
i'll for some time and was subject to
melancholia. She succeeded in eluding
the vigilance Of friends who were on a
sleeper with her The exact manner of
her death is unknown She is the
daughter of Otis Boise, who for Is years
was an Instructor of music in Berlin.
He recently came to this country to ac-
cept a similar position in the Peabody
Institute Boston.
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dition. Two of his fellow prisoners held
called. After he had taken the medicine
given him by the doctor he began again,
swearing that the medicine was killing
him A large drink Of contraband whisky
administered by Sergeant McEIroy quiet
ed him for the night. but his second at
tack this morning caused his cellmates TO
heave a sigh of relief when he was dis
charged.
The court protein was visited this morn
ing by the court proper, Judge Lindsay.
who will resume business at the old
stand. The judge looks like he had en-
joyed his rest from listening to the Woes
Of police court victims Upon his arrival
the habitues of the court room raised II
fined everything from - 90 to 80 days for
vagrancy. and one of the prisoners ,. - ID
the Stats requested an interview, hoping
no doubt, that his fine would be RENTED
for aealaintanca sake.
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NO CANAL LEGISLATION.
New York's Legislature to Take No
Action This Session.

New York, Sept. 27.-Sate Senator F.
W. Higgins, of clean, N. Y, chairman
of the New York senate finance COM
mittee, is in the city on his way home
from Connecticut. In response to a
question as to whether legislation for
the enlargement of the canal might be
looked for this session, he said:
Il do not think so. The enlargement of
the canal has come to be recognized as
a national rather than a state under
taking. The particular purpose Of
Governor Odells inspection of the canal
was to determine the necessity for leg
islation providing for canal bridges re-
pairs. etc.
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millionaire Slaughter Dead.

New York. Sept. 27.-Thomas J. Slaugh-
ter. n years old, a. retired merchant mil
lionaire and one of the most extensive
growers of roses in the country, is dead
Of heart disease at his home, Dellwood
near Madison, N J. He was born in Green
River county, Kentucky. He moved to St
Louis in 1851 and became a travelling
salesman for a grocery house Ten years
later he purchased the business IN 1860
firm of Morton & Slaughter, and the firm
remained in business for twenty-five
years
Mr.. Slaughter purchased Dellwood from
the late Jay Gould in 1877.
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Enisconalians Movine Westward

Chicago. Sept. 27.-Hundreds of Episco-
pal ministers and Iaymen from eastern
cities passed through Chicago during the
past "A hours on their way to San Fran
cisco to attend the general convention of
the Episcopal Church Of America, which
opens on October 2 The last of the
church delegates left last night Bishop
Coadjutor Charles p. Anderson and a
number of other churchnen preceded
them last Monday Bishop William E Nc
Laren, who is still at his summer home
on the New Jersey coast, will not attend
the meeting. It is the first Of the general
conventions he has missed in twenty
wears.
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Follows Her Husband.

New York. Sept. 27.-Mrs. Louise
Nostz. so years Of age, of Astoria. l. =.
Colletti, 6 years old, some time during
Wednesday night. Their bodies have
just been found. She had stuffed the
keyholes and other apertures in the
room with papers and turned on the
gas Four years go her husband COM
mitted suicide and this is believed to
have affected her mind Mrs Nostz
was quite wealthy.
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DAUGHTERS Of ST. George Elect.

Schenectady, N ", Sept 27.-The
concluding sessions of the national con
vention Of the grand lodge of the Inde
pendent Order Of the Daughters Of St
George have just been held. The Off
GERS elected for the coming year are.
Past grand president. Mrs. Jessie Rose,
Sanford. Me; grand president. Mrs.
Lizzie Green, lowell. Mass; grand sec
rotary, Mrs. Anna Parrot Bridgeport
Conn; grand treasurer, Mrs. Mary A.
Wood. Schuylt1in Falls. Pa Next year
the convention Will be held in Law
renee. Mass
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MORGAN STARTS WEST.
Taxes Along 100 Guests in a Special
Train.

New York. Sept. 27.-The Times says:
]. Pierpont Morgan and one hundred
guests started for San Francisco last
Thursday evening in a special train
ever the New York Central They are
delegates to the Episcopal convention.
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POLICE JOTTINCS.
Queer Capers of the Blue Coats
i'm Topeka.
Arrest an Inoffensive Merchant
Because Imposed Upon.
LOVES HARD CLUB.
He Uses 1t Upon an Obstreper-
GUS YOungster.
Story Of Pail of Candy and
Johnny Jordan.
JUDGING from the

JUDGING from the
CHASTITY joke pla y
ed on Samuels, the
clothing dealer, it
is extremely haz-
ardous to even
give a case of beer
floor or yard room
on your premises.
Because a case or
two of Geo. klau-
er s beer was found
in a box on Sam
uels' preserves, he
was booked on the
charge of selling
and maintaining
as an accomplice
of his neighbor.
Now this is not
right, at least Mr..
A. Samuels doesn't
think it is He
swore positively
that he didn t
know the liquor
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4 Remedy from Natures Laboratory.

Iichty's Celery Nerve Compound is a
scientific combination Of natures health
restorers. celery, cocoa cascaras sagrada,
hops. dandelIon buchu, mandrake, sarsa-
pariIla and chansomile. Siekly children,
weary women and tired and broken down
men find in this great compound health,
strength and happiness. Sold by Geo. W.
Stansfield So Kansas avenue Marshall
Bros is Kansas avenue.
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FoR Observation-Disclosures.
IN SIGHT OF HUNDREDS.
Two Men and a Girl Are Drowned IN
Conception Bay.

st. Johns, N. F., Sept. 27.-Three per-
sons, Norman Moore Thomas Murray
and a girl. have been drowned off
B1ackhead, in Conception bay They
had a boat load of fish for market and
when they were within short distance
Of their destination a heavy gale
sprang up, the boat was swamped, and
all persisted within sight Of hundreds on
the shore.
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started down town with him, and took
a "falI' under the avenging hardwood
bat. This occurred on the East side,
and soon afterward Hix appeared at
the city keep with an ugly scalp wound
and requested the aid of a doctor. City
Physician Judd was called, and d1d a
neat job of replacing the trophy which
Lowe had almost succeeded in removing
from the boys head. Hix is a bad citi-
zen and has been known to collect
portable property belonging to total
strangers. That IS why a warrant was
sworn to in the city court this morning
charging him with stealing wagon
sheet from d. u. White of 722 Chestnut
street. Thus it is arranged that the
naughty bad boy viii be subject to the
ferocity Of another court soon after he
serves his three dollar sentence on the
city rock pile. He is thoroughly con-
WINGED that the way of the transgressor
is hard.
Little Johnnie Jordan, colored, has a
sweet tooth which led him into troubled
waters last evening. Johnnie was feast
ing his mental palate on a pail of candy
in the Rock Island freight depot, and
seeing a splendid opening for a realiza-
ton of his fond hopes, attached him
self to the parcel of sweetness and de-
camped. OF course, he couldn't wait
long to examine the goods. and had only
filled his mouth and pockets when Off
Ger Mcintosh flushed him. Johnnie flew
away without the pailybecause it weigh
ed so pounds net, but he was captured
early this morning, being well known
to the police as a petty thief He will
do a So stunt on the stone pile, where
the grim guardian Of liberty, Mr. Boyd,
waves a heavy club the sairker who
fails to hit more than one swipe every
ten minutes of the day
Leonard Strauss was the name of
fearful youth of 10 years who was ar
rested for jumping a moving passenger
train. The boy could not give bail and
was locked in cage in the womens
ward as the jailer did not see fit to
put him in the big room with the other
guests Jailer Jester, who has a soft
spot on his calIoused heart for children
let him go in few hours with instruc-
ions to return this morning. He came
with fear and trembling, and stood be-
fore his august judgenesS to receive
lots Of advice and fine Of Sl00. His
mother who was present could not pro-
duce the coin. and the boy was let go
on a promise to pay in a few days The
jailer was instructed on the side to for
get about the fine.
Liona Kaer. who finished a ten day
sentence for disturbing the peace was
rearrested at the expiration of her time
Castle Stahl. She went wrong a few
days ago, and smashed some of the fur
niture. piano. center table, bureau, etc
She was feeling an indigo depression
fined an extra SO for attempting TO
break jail. This was only bluff to
drive Liona out of the village, and
cause her return to Kansas City where
she belongs The fine was suspended,
providing she was seen by our native
police no later than Saturday night.
Low Araybee. q plain drunk customer.
who finished 4 $500 sentence this morning.
caused much anxiety to his fellow Rrls-
dlIging in q game Of snakes. This
game can be played BY one prisoner. It
and spasns. Maybee was In a bad con-
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$500.
San Francisco and Return via the |
Rock Island Route.

Account general convention Epis-
copaI church. San Francisco, October
2. 1901 The Rock Island will sell tick
cts at S45 for the round trip. Tickets
on sale Septern Der II to 27, inclusive.
with final return limit November Ia
Stop-overs will be allowed west Of
Colorado common points, both going
and returning For fun information
see A. NJ. Fuller.
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S4.62.

Wichita and Return Via Rock Island
Route
Tickets on sale Sept. 29th to oct. 9Th
inclusive return limit Oct. 18th Three
trains daily between Topeka and
wichita
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Any old skin for others. but satin
skin for users OF Satin-Skin Cream AMI
Powder. Best for you; best made. 25c.
New Model
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Special officer John Lowe is he who
lost his star and club in a free-for- all
with Parkdale toughs about ten days
ago and also lost the same with his
job several years ago Last night he
found one of the gang who had heeced
Xix. a bold bad youth of IS Summers
and a few winters He made
spring" to escape when officer Lowe
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Raoe 81 &c AugtraIian-London Mail

is graphically described in No. II New
York CentraI's -Four Track Series.
Every person interested ii the growth
Of our commerce should read it
Sent free on receipt of two-cen-
stamp by General Passenger Agent,
New York Central. New York.
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$462.

Wichita and Return Via Rock island
Route.
Tickets on sale Sept. 29th to Oct. 5th
inclusive, return limit Oct 9TH Three
trains daily between Topeka and
Wichita
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was there, and was greatly SHOCKED a
the discovery. The police told him that
he shouldn't allow Mr.. Klauer to play
in his back yard as it would always
lead to serious results. A policeman
was the cause of Mr. Samue1s' down
fall He saw a beer wagon enter the
alley and waited to see the stuff de-
livered at Klauerfs but instead of re-
ceiving it at his own place, Mr.. Klauer
met the consignment at his neighbor's
and placed it, together with a cake of
ice, in a specially designed box near
Samuels' back door. 1t is preposterous,
as Mr.. Urmy would say. to think that
Mr. Samuels would countenance any
thing of the kind.
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wichita and Return s4e2 via Santa

Account Festival Fair and Reunion.
Tickets on sale Sept 20 to Oct. 5. Good
returning as late as October =
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WabaSh
For Buffalo

If you are going to the Buffalo
Exposition you must know that
the Wabash Railroad is
The Only Line Running
Trough Trains from
Kansas City to Buffalo
and Sleeping Cars to New
York,
ana making the fastest time.
And don't forget about New
York and Boston, that the Wa
bash saves you a day.
The Wabash trains pass about
two-thirds Of the way around
the Exposition grounds, giving
through passengers who do not
wish to stop at Buffalo grand
view Of the Electric Display and
grounds.
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WANTED-AaEMrs

---@~~~~-~-~~-~@~~---~-~--~
WANTED Solicitors for Life and Dis
tinguished Services of William Mckin-
ley" BY Murat Halstead. Chauncey De
pew and others art memorial edition; big
book; eco pages; profusely illustrated;
only 800: pay no more: commissions from
50 to IS per cent: profits from 100 to 300
per cent: agents reporting from 10 to 100
orders daily; bonanza. Standard Pub.
House, Dept. F, Chicago.
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MERCHANTS TRANSFER az STORAGE
Co.. packs, ships and stores household
goods. Tel. 1876 Clarence Skinner, 123 &c.
@lxth IT
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-A small jetted chate Ia inc purse.
Finder please return it to Kansas Far
mer office.
LsOST-A blue jacket on n. Kansas ave.
DR.. Reynolds. 832 Kansas ave.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
SIsIIs51 sz2-1aEZ>
FREE MEssENGER FoR WANTS


PULL a Postal Telegraph Gable box or
can by telephone No. AT and have your
want Ads brought to the state JournRs
oTHce ny free messenger. No charge u
you Tor messenger service. Cost OF classi-
ned ads cents per line of six words 70
xne line and every fraction thereof
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JOB PRINTING.

SANTA FE HOUSE-Fine meals. new,
clean beds, low rates. 4th and Madison.
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ZOE sALE-REAL EsrArE.
FOR EXCHANGE.

--~>--~--->~>s--.~-~----~-
TO EXCHANGE first class residence
and rented in Seneca. Nemaha county
Kan. for a good farm or farm lands
incumbrance. Addrr IS j. p. Taylor. SEN
eca, Kan.
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EDUCATIONAL.

~---~~~~~~-~-~------~
LANGUAGE classes English, French ans
Spanish viii organize Oct. "a. 1921 Poll
st. Mrs. T. S. Robinson teacher. Core
spondence solicited.
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CIDER.
TICKET BROKERAGE.

c-~~rS~-~~--s------~ --~--~-----~---- ----7-~---,
Joe, Omaha. st. Louis, Chicago. Denver.
etc. Security Ticket Office, 5251a Kansas
ave-
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~--~-~--~-~-~--~~-~-~-y-
THE OFFICE Of the Capital City vltrs-
fed Brick and Paving Co. has oee1 re-
moved to lis West Eighth st.
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sAr1N-sKIN sPECrALr1Es.


DON'T believe there's anything "iust "a
good" as Satin Skin Cream Only dis
honest dealers substitute New Model
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Live stock Csmnliss nerchSafz
Cflca sock IaFas Exchange So dag
Nichfta
fifteen years eEpsrierce S. the hgslnesa
enables us 20 Secure best results f1g err
cuatomerE
Market quota lions furnfrhs1 uBon r.
quest Money fgrnished 20 feeders X &
srsncs. Kansas National Bank
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE
STOLEN.

o--ol REAL Estate FOB SALE,
building corner in the city, at 500 less
than value.
A fine, 8-room house. 100 feet, fine shade
and fruit, close in. only $500
NORTH END REALTY CO.,
bJ-6r 1870 y. Lawrence Ave.
FOR SALE-Two lots. 1o9x25O feet. corner
Second and Hydraulic avenue, running
back TO the creek. cheap. Baker I'M
plement Co., 20 and - ". Douglas.
44u
FOR sALE-Fifty feet, on car line, two
houses, barn, fruit and shade trees;
close IN VIII pay = per cent on invest
ment- See IRIS before buying, and get
terms. Can be sold separate. s II.
Reynolds lS5 y. Market. 5S-4tX
FOR SALE-severaI good bottom farms
IN Butler, Kngman, Sedgwick and Har-
per counties.
An exceptionally well improved stock
farm or $50 acres, = bottom land, two
sets OF Improvements, close TO town
having two railroads.
One drst-class. Groom house, in ex-
cellent condition; Is paying 10 Per cent
Several choice ranches. Also large
quantity OF unimproved land at low
Rooms 2o1 and 2o2. Wine Building.
10
i
frontage, northeast corner Topeka and
Second, with brick residence. 29-tf
FOR SALE-50 feet, y. Lawrence avenue.
opposite Z. H. ROys house. Barnes &
Newcomb Music house. 13-tf
HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
\ y Der cent investment consisting OF
5 rooms 90 feet OF ground in a sure and
steady renting location. Price 500 or
HARTF0RD INVESTMENT CO.
z9-sun-tu e-Chu-sat-4t Sedgwick Block.
FOR SALE-Fine. modern cottage, never
been occupied rooms, 3 closets, pantry,
Cemented cellar. hot and cold water
bath room and closet. 90 Maple st.
near Masonic Home. James Allison.
FOR SALE-Cottage and Il feet. well i'm
proved = nice Ertle home, cheap for
cash 162S \. Market 50-5tx
FOR SAI.E-Six- room cottage. lots.
fruit. shade. 500. Anna J.. Brown, over
116 n. Market. 50-6t
FOR SALE
\ room cottage OF especial conven-
ience 10 employees OF the Missouri Pa
cine railway. being within call dis
tance north small cash nayment
and $40 to So month gets this snap.
This beats paving rent
HARTFORD INV ESTMENT CO,
497t Sedgwick Block
FOR sALE-Houses on easy payments g.
''~''-', - Si-tf
FOR sALE-Houses. on easy payments. C.
X Spencer Realty Co. III Z. Douglas.
FOR sALE-Houses on easy payments. G.
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". H. GRAVES. " D.
Residence. so Seneca street; hours untn
q n Once hours 10 70 L and to 5
ONCE. IS North Main; rooms 5 and !.
Phones-Ofice $50; residence. so.
J. FRANKLIN GSELL. II D.
145 North Main. Practice limited TO dis
eases OF the Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat
Hours-1o 10 z a m; ? TO p. m;
Wednesday and Saturday, 7 10 p m
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ALBERTUS MAGNUS
Conservatory Of Music
(Over Crawford Grand Opera house.)
HENRI Apply. Director.

y Ley IA ~ AlA4EAt-Ar
Dr. Apply having been instructed By the
best masters Of the world renowned con
servatories az music at LeipzE Berlin
ard Paris 81 prepared 70 teach his piano
students the latest methds used iu the
Royal Conservatory OF Leipzlg ard his
violin students the latest methods used in
the Royal CouservatQrles % Paris and
Berlin
The principles ~ piano technique and
the bowling Of the violin are each taught
by him ia one term % lessons. and Hill
b. a lifelong benefit H. any student Of
these Instruments
IL VIII De his pleasure 20 especially
demonstrate 50 nlusic teachers the superb
orlty OF the European methods over any
hitherto used in this country.
For terms and other particulars inquire
Al the Conservatory Hall, between g and
Director Alherfus Magnus Conservatory
o. Music Wichita. Kansas
All branches Ok Music taught College
course Leading u Degree q Aus. b
Bachelor Of Afusic}
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Union Livestock Commission Co
a. 2. MOORE. Mananer-

a z. MOOHts Manager.
stock Yards. wichita. Kan Coraixn-
ments and correspondence solicited. Mas
ket reports furnished free on application.
Proceeds remitted OF day Of sale. Money
10 loan on cattle. Phone ssG
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Greatly Reduced Rate
Excursions

LOUISVILLE. Ky.
Rnights Temrlar Conclave. August
z-th 70 slst. ore fare pins g. w. On
sale August 9th and 18Th
CHICAGO, Ill.
Baptst Young Peoples Union, July
Eth q 18Th. one fare pi-s G-N. On
sz.e July zrd 20 18th, inclusive
MILWAUKEE. WIS.
= p. O. g meeting July 23r9 e 2-h.
one fare plus Za On sale Jgly
ZsT 20 End.
II addition 10 the above uamed exeur-
sious. we have tolrlst tickets on sale 20
al cf The prin-inla summer resorts -
recially low rates Il Colorado and Etah
points Cau and see IS r wrlte - sad
wa vl cal ca yog. ara size ygu 1El
r-rtcl,a-s sb5st any TIP you Ray coz
template
e 2 BLEcELET.
p. and 7. A. Co-. Dc1slas Ave, ard
Wichita 81. Dlcalta- kar-
Il g TOWNSEND.
G. ? ard T. -. s. Lo-is. So
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EIdridqe Commission Co.

CATTLE. HOGS AND sHEE y stock
yards. wichita ConsigB yaur efock - a
Tor best possible rFsu Is. SIC eHnert 20
set and hold cur traGs ~ the t1arua -
efficiency % car work and thc sgrf {
business frfe gritty cf cur nrsfaoas ara
cordially invite your b siuaa ca ssfs
basis Telephone Cs
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PHYSICIANS


4. Z. HAMILTON, IL l.
rs E Douglas avenue (Bitdng Block
third hoorl. Take elevator at Market
street entrance
Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Noss and
Throat
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sALEsNEM NANrED.
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITiEs.

FOR SAI-E-I.uu encounter. stock. chairs.
Zee box, cigar case. Inquire -st n.
Main. =. =