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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

itor OF the SATURDAY Review, WIS IN the
city yesterday morning Nv. brown az,
ft1icd the naustngstAsppi tpilinrfNAl
Congress az Crlppie Greer, being pnt ~
,lit delefatgs appoiuted by tAe sase, = " y,
~ 81 great good 10 the section icpnSentea.
Texas Mr. grown states fnrcl especially
wen al the hnnds OF the congress.
The sixth rain for the present week.
Ia as many days, fell yesterday eginuing
at nboui 3 O'Clock iu The MORN ny and
continuing until 4 o'clock Ia he afternoon,
II WIS the heaviest rain OF the week, aud
has made Of the druuth q back number
Residents OF Houston not prptldeu VI
hvdrant facilities. and who have been ON
PEELED 90 huui their water most Of the SUN
iner are rejoicing IN oyerhowng cstcrnS-
MIR. James Charlton. president of the
Houston school hoard rs back lrum visit
tO relatives Co trown county. nu which
hc was accompanied hy Mrs Charlton.
MI CHARLTON very much Improved by
the outing, which was Of len days duri-
wculd have mnde him eNtrrncl corpulent
Crops between Bolton and Brtwnwncd arc
iar from iuurishing The cora not ccn-
sgired by the drouth has been eaten Up by
grasshoppers
The saloon conducted hy George T. Jones
corner Of Fannin aud Preston, WAS discov-
cred to have been bnrgllrized when The
place was opened for business yesterday
morning. The burglars entered the place
b. means uf the side door on Faann street
The cash drawer was touched fug $50 ami
a. pistol \ box OF cigars and some liquors
wore taken a pair Of new shoes. which
had been loft under the bar b. tho pfo-
ptictor, were also among the articles ap
prupriatcd. Every drawer and locker n
the place had been opened and the door
the search for valuablcs was very thor
uugh one
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RABBI SIMON GLAzER
Delivered His Initial Address to the
Jeshurun Congregation.


Delivered Ills Initial Address to the
Jeshurun Congregation.
Tho s,uoctous ~ thr ,a,t, T,,b,,r,,,,
9"'N Wv
''"-''E'u"h al the corner OF preston ave
uue aud Hamilton street was crowdP TO
Wv
''"SIcEau"h ana DINERS Wh" turned ont
90 listen to the initial address dpliverel
by Rabbi simon Glozpr Tho np,v r,I,h
80.
'"S only ne'h IN thlS country SIX years
this fact. no sppaka Enalisb very duontlv
al - 49,,
"nu Us a most ih'eteSULE speaker. tie Is
quite young man, being In his twenty
fourth year The con-lrrnt,op which IN,
new rabbi will serve h. i'm a tcurish,nr
prcporty arr entirely rrr from iebt. .ThS
'ni = egatIon has f6a following fNr IL oTI
ist q Knnucr nr,slinnt ( GrnN,hN,,
Vice prpsidrut. II Fr,srh srcretg,N
Housinn7,. .rensurrr.
Tho initial address of Rnbbi Gl,zer an
ppnrcd to pleas, the CONGREGATION vcFy
i@rInss thr nnrsrSntogs and IN fbo voc c,l,,,n
nile. tbnt Lnyr boon HsHrad -. tho lHV,ish
race IIr showed Inv from shncr neccssify
The Hchrew has deycloucf tnlnts Il. me
commercial ana OIL. natnliaI dutir. n ne
the mona
Rut thn sneaker declared tbot rho dlrt
oud Nth Which from limo To- tin,c be .
hpcu thrn,yu am ih. IIehrpv, bav,, hes,
from hi, mo-. rbbors The snpaEer want
INTO history nud traced thn cou,l,Ict NJ lilo
rHcC from th, Hms of thp Bahvloninu eyin
untIl thp revival of thcir anrIr,,t laws ut,d
customs under GYMS tho Great The
snpnlcr trocri th. .uOc,in,s ~ ~, q, ono
Hebrews on thrir wnv from Babvlon 10
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HeALTH RECLAIMED VIA FooD.
See Diet List Below.

4 man may try MI sorts OF drugs To
help MN 10 ger well, but AFTER an thn
food cure is the method intended Dy
Nature
, Any one can prove the efficacy OF me
food cure BY making use OF the followlns
breakfast each morning for ffteen o. twon-
~ days
q dish containing net more taan roni
heapiug teaRpnoufuls ~ Grape Nuts
enough good rich cream o 20 With them
some FnW or cooked frult. moi more thlu
two slices n entire wheat bread, mud mon
more than one sap of Postum Food Coffee
Il be slipped not drank hurriedy Lei
this suffice Tor the breakfast.
lei one meat N the DAY consist Of an
abundance Of good meat potato and ono
ether vegetable.
This method VIII quickly prove the Vnipc
Of the selection Of the right kiid ~ Food
70 gehuild The bpdy ami REPLACE ~ los
Tissue Nllirh Isl DESTROYED eycrr day nps
must III made up. or disease ~ SONS sori
fnitiS IN This - an age Of speciaiS Z,
RID The ahefe suEgckt.ops are ufen s
n ntsieiikt ia food values, dletnirs anu
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Mr.. +. II Dean OF waco Is at the Rice
motel
Mr. % Hartman OF EI faso Is AZ the
Hutchins house,
Mr. W; 7 Armstrong Of DAYTON Is at
Joe Blum of Galveston Is late ar.
rival al the Lawlor
r. Baird of Dallas Il among the
arrivals az the Llwlor.
Mr.. r.. NJ. Connor Of Bryan is guest
at the iIntchins house
NJ AZ r,.sr,r - p,,,h, Not ,t a.,
torrophrd an Inc T,awlor
Ne r5 N,cg p,,ss ClsrL 81 D,I,s
" '"l q" r. H.. '"'h o' D"l''S
Sal harris trara,'pr for colyes,op
arm, ',rsst w, tba t,,Ior
w. @',,' "' ''' ''"'''
,, W J., lia,Hll,H ,',EIh9rI , 10 me CITY
'''' uiSHt "n" l,"' uP '' '"e '''Sl""
ltenry g hlne OF Austin was among
Mr. Henry Labott Of Galveston is
registered a. the iiutehins house
So Eels. Wen known travelling man of
st Louis. IS stopping nj Inc Iavior.
Mr. Frank Holland exlmayor ~ Dallas,
was visitor 10 fiousron Yesterday
Nuss r,,,.., r,r,.in of Is,r,,,,rs,.tit,, "a,
,,,;st H ,, rs "f r,"nrSErii' 'S
Mg Lou Enm' NV wc,l known ,itiaen
OF NalNeSi"h' was 10 the city yesterday.
Mrs Cecil A. Beaslcy If Richmond,
ieAoS' registered Yesterday az the brs'''.
n O.
Was registered go the Rice hotcl yestcrday
Gener3! st,8dora of Rr,,r ,vas ,n,cp,
", m'".,''"tu "r NtS'1 WIS alnohs
terday
L Nrs ., t,rie5orn,,,s o,5 d.,,,,,,t.r A.,
n,jr r,irrpsd bop,n ccstcrdo, fr,1, , ,.isl,
10 rci9,.,..s q, G,,,t;,,i ~ , , NV" " ISL
~ =" ,N'S
~ WIS. seymour G. br9s3ler mas eone TO
West f'N1S, where She viii spend the next
N,r. Mt. INK, ,.t. ,,,,, ~.
nan an Nv, 'i,'u, .vt, sSS'rIniF NE,
N"rlbs gn { Slg 'nIsTn"t,onNWi ani Great
'., "',. '"' WISH I" Mlss'S'ipp'.
Mr x. l.. Clark wife and httle d1ugh-
ter or Victoria are In the city for few
days ana are guests at the Rice hotel
1,ha families of Dr f,eor,,, t,r..,,l,,,, an,
City Secretary Upper have returned from
{ their Summer residence at Bay Ridge
Mrs loo Earnrplt. daughter az Mrs 1
Loeb has gone to LlnnH whore shc win
remain a month in the Interest ~ nor
hraIth.
~ o. ,,,r
Ut n@orge A. iiu on Austin. 10 whom
WuS awarded the hrst street paving con
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MovEMENT o. ocEAN vgsseLs.
70 Inc T0SIl
Ia Arrlveu Schooner

Special 90 The postl
Port Tampa Fla. irrlveu. schooner
Malcolm SeaSoy. from Galveston,
Pcr' Eads, La Arrived III Mar lAmJ.
front New York; Mechanism 4, ~, fr mi
Port Natal, Africa Afonmeu tl3r III M
Matselies Sailed. m,ric n IRA for
CRpetown; South Port tBr D, for Rotterd ma I:
NJ Rlo (Aml, FOR New York Satilln (Snl'
for Pensacola; Beverly Bcl, for ort
Lin en-: saltwater lama. for po,ns De
IGfo' Brnuon tNorl. Tor Puerto Cortez
Lizard. Passed NOld rney Ger. from
Galveston for Bremen
New York. Arrived: Comal from Gal.
weston
London, Arrived; MenomInee. from
New York
- GLASGOW Arrived Norwegian, from
kCstOn
New York Arrived; Flu rst Bismarck.
York
Hamburg Arrlysd Phoenica, from New
deiVhia
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NAV MEXICAN MINEs ELoopEp.
A CIoudburst Was the Cause of the
Costly Disaster

A CIoudburst Was the Cause of the
Costly Disaster
Fl Paso Texas, July % cloulburst
near Pinos Altos, New Mexico, Yesterday
hooaca the Gillct shaft from the ninth to
the seventh levels. over POO feet of water
Is In the mine and much damage was done.
The water entered the Tampco mine,
which is connected with the Glllct hy a
'phnel on the gNufOot level. The mon In
ne mine had 81 very narrow escape frum
deatn by drowning, although hoistcd ont
aN rapidly as possible. The last mon taken
chi We're standing IN water 40 tu their
armpits. The amount Of damage can not
be asccrtained AT present but il is said To
lee considerable.
u Will take some time 10 remove water.
anC large number az men will he ill.
rutil ID lS doue
The Gillct mine is tho property OF the
Hearst estate of California
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Two Small fires.

The nre department responded TO tive
alarms Yesterday, neither Of which resulted
In material damage The hrst was turned
n from box al4 az 4;ao D. M II was To-
Gated az the residence Of Smith corner
~ WRverly and Everett. In the Fifth ward
There was no damage
AZ lo,13 an alarm was turned IN from
box " Ih nrP was lacsfod nj $40 Main
rlss estate and occupied 'hA &. Duer The
damage was estimated at $40 TO the build,
ing and s. TO the contents.
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LATEST DEVELOPMENTS.
BELIEVED OFFICERS HAVE SOME
TANGIBLE EVIDENCE
In the Mysterious Murders that Have
Been Of Recent Ocouuenene Among
italians--An Anonymous Letter.

Important developments crowded them
selves thick and fast one upon the other
yesterday Ia the Investigation conducted
py ofheials into the recent italian TRACE
oles. Disclosures fransht with the utmost
Importance are believed to have been
made. aud the reading public need not
De surprised II 1t wakes mp some fine
morning in he very near future and nnds
hai TIE officers have reached the end OF
the celebrated cases which have engrosscd
tnfa for days
Yesterday afternoon Justice Masch con.
inued me inquest hearing touching the
u'NtL 81 John Liverf. which was begun
sIst Tuesday after the binding ~ the holy
t1t lnHstlgauon was held brhind Qosed
u9'fS az ne county Jail and the brothers
e the deceased, who are lncarccrated
tnere WERE u all probability, the only wit
The Inquest was conducted through thr
m'ulNm oi an Interpreter. Every officer
WHO had anything TO do with the hearin.
ig1i9tAnch rcuCence touching the result
on the ihNestigatlon, The officers are ot
ine opinion thnt too much has already been
H. the papers on the subject. and they IN
tend 70 safeguard future disclosures un
u {ne ~, iimg !rb is ripe for giving Them out
IN this connection at present is that a
competent officer left the city last night
he did not announce his destination,
neither did he state Of what the mission
consisted. II is not expected that his re
turn to the city wiz be long delayed, ana
~ ms MOI. nome coming ppy have something Of
49,
As yet the authors Of the anonymous
letters Ia sheriff Anderson ana Detective
Quin have made no move to carry on, the
threats contained ia their communications
Perhaps they have been deferred by fear
of another secret organization tn Hous-
ton. of whose existence Tho Post ON vcs-
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tension Of Market street In the Fifih
ward. breaking omen the door aud using
abscene anguage without having a wap
Haunah Roberts testified hat ofncer
Proctor and several other officers came 90
Charles Wilson The witness state that
tnc officer hrcke a panel out the uout
With . pick ard thgt AZ cursed her nd
take them along for resisting an officer
This. she said, occurred between and
jim Roberts. Iiannah7s husband. testified
that the officers knocked several times and
d manded the door e. be open d. say
ness swore that the officer cursed him ahd
told HIN 10 get up and show them the honse
where the man they wanted lived, and
that the ofhcers compelled his wife TO get
IN 10 her night gown and show them the
way. and that thc officer threatened
tese tacm 10 the station FOR resisting an
Mr.. Young, who was with Proctor. tpsti
ned that me fhcer begged the inmntes
for several minutes TO open the donr aud
told them he had q warrant
officer Proctor stated thut he had
warrant for Abe Roberts, wbu was charged
Win assault 10 murder
The next charge was to she effect thar
on June % officer Proctor went Co the
shanty OF the Southern Pacific watchman
on Liberty street aud used obscene Ian.
gnagc toward the occupant. and that ~
fred M a man who got on freight car
On This count officer Proctor stated that
he noticed two men coming down the tracb
carrying sack and he took them TO b.
brass thieves. that he called on them to
hllt that one Of them lid So bat tle
other ran away with the snck. and ne
hted IL the air 10 irigntnn the maut and
0t the same time attract the attention nf
ne Waterman turther down Tue yatdsi
ID Cd No.
ana ne Rnd received Instructions " look
'dl Lof tue lhicNes.
The next charge alleges that on July =
Ofaeer rrnrtor ,vcot a., ,,. b,,y, ~ pster
"'''on' lo'Vf'"' ue burnett street. 10 az.
be- broke open tine door aud arrested Petci
~ ID,
y. htSn tGr = siSt'hs an officer an OF "Al'h
" 80 SO l.ll "'vus,
ailon tesuhel that Proctor caucd OF
N1W until ne made q light that 10 ab.ut
Gead Tor 9ot .po,ipg ,i,. '', Hon ,n,,I
enough chat tho olnper then informed him
hc bad a warrant for utue sirl; that ths
c, aIIcSI'G nun TOY i,siS'angg ana ''f
Virginia IrrcrsoT ana hrr mother Eliza
jefferson. testified 90 practically the Same
49, 1iiAl '5e "lnt'f sphl eng OF U'
MIR EIetardsp VIVA [,1. viG ofnrer
i'octnt; haflht neon uGpUiIyA 10 quart
iIte hatA door, itsilutu IAai I"cttr ra.l'h
on Nnliop 10 open the door and told atm
he had warrant; that Proctor wen 10
the h9ek door and turned fac knob and
st41t.5 , "a , ~ % Wv. ' ia i'.'t
on Elm To- aa't '''' ''' '''' ''
,stai tjg, M sI,,,, ,b5 ,a+r,rt ,,.. 5iI
not know ihe locality whore the house was:
tina. h. kn1.Ecl twice and Walton s,il'
"Nho Is math aud said he VA, not toius
Go open the door AiE Proctor stated Chat
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corToN oRowERs oReAMIzINe.
Branches g Be Established in Various

Branches 10 Be Established IN Various
Parts OF the State.
MIR Oswald Wilson. special hsent OF the
agricultural department, Informed repre-
sentative ~ The Post yesterday that
branch Of the Texas Cotton Growers Pro
tectiye association, organized Thursday az
the College station meeting ~ the Farm
crs congress, would b. Installed al Long
vicw today nv U. \. Peters, president OF
the Texas association, nnh Harvie r Jor-
don president OF the Southern Cotton
hrSne6 Win b. orsenlzed NJ sniphur s ppInss
- TUESDAY and at Hilshoro ON August
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A deal was consummated yesterday
through Colonel \ L. Mills by which Mr..
Jonathan Lane becomes the purchaser o.
the three vacant lots OF ground m Main
stltct, corner of Bell avenue formrr,f
owned by n +, Goldman, Sr. the consid-
orgtlon being SSOlo, 10 rs reported mat
Mr. Lane Coutemplates placing hand
some residence ON this goperty.
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THE T. p. A.
Meeting Of State Directors at Headauar-
tiers OF Post c Today.

ters OF Post c Today.
meeting of the state directors ~ the
Travellers Protective Association win b.
held at the headquarters OF post c, room $
of the Rice hotel annex today After the
meeting a banquet ia honor Of the visitors
viii occur at the Logan hotel
The local committee has made every oar.
rapCemeut for giving the visiting directory
a good time, and the meeting Is expected TO
he a most prAhtahie one for the associl.
lion.
Mr.. c, s y. Holland. a National director.
arrived yesterday attcmuon from Victoria,
and VIII be present nc the meeting
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Excursions 10 SWAN Beach.

Regular rHesday and Friday evening
moonlight excursions &c SYLVAN Reach. La
porie. hy southern Pacific, Co. n 4 y R'y
Music, dancing, sailing and bathing TEih
leaves Central depot at p m Reforming
leaves la Pore 1890 y. m Rcgular sun,
day excursions leave Central dcput S:nj
a ms a;45 u. M, LEO p m. leave, Ia
Porte p. M, sac p IN.
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NOTICE or SALE

We have sold our hardwaF;s, 1 lidif..
31S Travis street 10 the hols'yaIa mi d Z
companv: but will confirms gnann
sheet ron works. wind NILS u ,,is 81,
at the corner 81 Capitol ana asrtes
We thank our FRIEND, moald Al Al
their past patronage anu .Nesso.s
10 extend same TO 0p' II. il Hais
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CASH !, Fl If; ; : :ii |: Il; ]

baby or day laborer thRla ~
fiding does me the most good ~ ", III.
sweating on wheel on q no ~
does me good. | get the, poi.slsnl N t,e b.
system. and md that Siana Wl
better than If ! Just lollei ae ,srs Il
that is practically las whoie roM p
devotion 10 the wheel ~ biF
dicaied. YOU win ind it true Amaze
GER - hdtA -
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injured bx OIL Exnloslon.

Galveston, Texas. july 2e.-carl johnson.
aged 35 years was badly burned about the
back. legs and arms by the explosion OF
az oil tank on board dredgeboas at pier
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n at o'clock tonight He was engaged
In HlHug the tank with oil when the eN-
rloslon took place. The result of his in
jurcs can not yet be determined.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

class barber SHOP in Peek. Kansas can
in person and Zoe convinced. Must fur
uiSh own outfit r54-ef.-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15

The Denver AMI Ri9 Grla6e ralr-.8.
-rThs Scenic LIE q tie Wo-ld.~ aas
prepared a Ilaztrsted beck uQcl ths
shove srbsers. wh.eh sli Be seut frss .
farmers desiring e. change the-r io-ati-a-
Tbs publication sivss Fai1ah.s 81 IA
u1n IN regard . the sEriraitural. h1r-t-
.ultursl ana i've Stock lltsresls = his
eVery ere wAc teres - ~
aa4.ntea Elth tle rsstao5s = farm-ur O.
irrigs1lsa wrse : X Hope. G q
SRI 7 a. Denver. Goa
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FOR SALE
4 ranch Of I.12o acres. in the
Arkansas river bottom. More
than Ioeo0 bushels of wheat were
raised on il ghis year. 40 acres
now growing. = goes. 7-room
house. plenty ~ barns. water in
abundance. This ranch has more
than tEice paid Tor itself in fFe
wears Is offered because 81 health
OF manager. Price. Sl4-5a per acre.
w D. TUCK ER.
- East Douglas Avenue.
15s-eod-stx
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OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS


Directory OF Graduates of Reputabls
Schools of Osteopathy.
DR.. BERTHE BRISCOE,
Rooms s0J-3O2 Sedgwick block. once
hours, to p and TO 5. Closed after
noon Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
Z. S. MILFORD, d. O., ST. T..
Suite - Scheetz building. phone se1-2
Residence. 52s st. Francis. phone ss1-s
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This large four-story building is adj
mirsbly fitted and'furnished for the care
of the sick. No Iosthsome or conta giOus
diseases admitted. but all other diseases
that are usually treated AZ hospitals are
successfully treated here. including
Whisky. Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed Women. married
or single. can find a safe retreat here
during confinement. and home IN every
case found for the child II required. A
home for the poor ana rich alike, as all
operations and medical treatment are
free, and the only charge that is made Is
the ordinary hospital fee, which is Just
enough 10 pay the running expenses OK
the institution. The best OF references
given when required. Write for circular
to the Martha Washington Home
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SITUATION wANrEp-MALE

WANTED r. Position. by experienced
coachman; one who understands the
care of horses thoroughly Best ref
crences- Address Brown James. TO y.
Afaiu street 15S-lfv
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sALEsNEN WANTED

Statesmen AFANTED-To sell he best
seller on the market. Write or cali.
1893 ~ Lawrence avenue. I05-tf
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Rooms FoR RENr-FurnIshed.

FOR RENT Furnished front room. PIG
:. Lawrence. 154-stX
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FOR SALE-Seversl good bottom farms
in Butler. kingman, Sedgwick and liar-
per counties
An exceptionally well improved stock
farm of $50 acres. = bottom land, two
sets of improvements, close 10 town
having two railroads.
One urst-class. s-roOm house, in ex-
ceilent condition; Is paying 10 per cent
net on price.
Several choice ranches. Also large
quantity OF unimproved land AZ low
prices. <. +. FELLINGTON.
Rooms 20I and -. Whine Building.
s3-tf
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Improved method Of curing disease.
No injury-nO poisonous drugs.
Disease DRIVEN OUT completely.
There is no better treatment.
Nothing has made the cures IL has
stomach troubles, constipation,
rheumatism. or ANY sickness.
If you are sick. you NEED II.
IT. worth the small price asked.
One Wichita gentleman SAYS: Il
haven't spent Ave cents for medicine
siAce buying my Oxygenor, eight months
ago- Half the value Of the best building
in Wichita would not buy II. II / LOuldn Z
set another" He viii affirm this. Don :
lose any more time Don't worry. Don't
suffer. You positively don't need 70.
Let US PROVE it. Can or write US Full
information free. II not convinced. don Z
buy. If you read this again. you'll do IL.
VII send treatment anywhere.
WICHITA OXYGENOR CO,
SIS Whine Building. Wichita, Kansas.
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CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE

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:
). =. sec. Il, 81 acres alfalfa, ball
amce grass.
All sec. 19 good s-room house,
barn. orchard, &c; all broke land.
\. ". 4, sec. %, all grass.
y. f. =. and lots 8, 1. and 6.
sec. 81. ali grass.
Also all of sec. !, Richland town
ship. Harvey county, choice
Whitewater land. 220 acres broke,
100 acres alfalfa, fine stand,
abundance OF water, far improve
ments. Address
HOUSE & WOULFE.
Newton, Kansas.
137-tf
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FOR SALE-I00 feet on Fairview avenue.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets Bruce Griffith, 916 :. Lawrence.
lS9-su-Wt-fr-tf
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FOR SAIE-lsa acre farm. close enough
10 the ciyy ~ have city water. FOUR hT-
drauIs on the place Look after this.
S.e9a North End Realty Co. 1et5 North
Lawrence. 15l-.f
FOR SAI-E-5G feet. In second block On
\ Lawrence. with cottage. for p few
DAYS slSo- Reese s. CO.. IL LAST
First street. 1T
FOR SAI-E-EaVe good 80 acre farm
right that Is Good Tor raising ali kinds
az grain ana stock. J. C.. Nilruer Realty
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REAL ESTATE EoR SALE.


FOR SALE-By c. L. Davidson, 100 feet
frontage, northeast corner Topeka and
Second, with brick residence. 29-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15

FOR SALE-Five-room house, 50 feet
front on North Lawrence, south of
Ninth, S2,250.
Six-room house. cellar, lots. on Jack
son avenue. 81, $50.
NORTH END REALTY CO,
149-tf 1905 n. Lawrence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15

FOR SALE-A handsome 10-room brick
residence and barn for S horses and
two carriages, 100 feet, east front: price
S1600. North End Realty Co., 1895 y.
Lawrence. 144-tf
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FOR SALE-100 feet. on southwest cor
ner Emporia and Sixteenth, $500.
Reese x Co. 137-tf
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