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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-13
ROLLING BOER's RICH RACE.
Hfldreth Entry Captured h Illinois
stake It Worth.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. R.-RolIing Boer and
The Lady, coupled as the s. c. Hildreth
entry, finished first and second In the ILL
nois Handicap at Worth this afternoon,
was unable to find a footing in the muddy
track. and ran far below his mark The
conditions were exactly suited to Rolling
Boer, who could nave gone to the front
at any time in the race had Coburn wished
He, however, allowed The Lady to set the
pace, closely followed by Charlie O'Brien.
At the mile both the Hildreth horses were
places covered to the depth of an inch or
more with water and with a drizzling rain
falling during the entire afternoon.
Summaries at Worth.
First race. six fr.ionss-Frelinshuysen. l4 q.
y Mi1 ne IS s. 70 !. s se9a, &C; B. G "a %sosnrn g Resi- ss +
third. Time. lis 10. Harry Herndon. Lyror
Belle. Boomerack. Rival Dare. Emma R. and
Second race. six Misunderstanding Bunton. 107
TO 5. second: Empress Of Beauty. 1oe (Jackson).
ment. no Giake). 3 to 2. won: Autumn Leaves.
afs @ Z g to % l. to third Il ssfe'a Tlme en' i:if Is. s9 Esci en-
Appleby. Miracle II. Julia Junkin. Legal Maxim
and Evening Star also ran.
eiehthNRoiiing Boer. lbs tcoburn,. ii to 5. won:
The Lady. 1903 (BIake1. II to 5. second: strangest.
g DavisOnl; : to; /. third Time I;S.; Rolling
Charlie o.Brien and Barracf also ran.
Fifth race. mile and lol
K sssass. 5 Linden 1S /; T Ella. t 3 asr.h lSe sslsks 3 70 Z T. !.
Ireland. Miss Liza, Myth and Edwin I. also ran.
Sixth race. six iu~r,ongsosteIia Perkins ,aa mn,n los ~ ;
to j. second: Herodes. 81 Hoydl. Is to J. third.
Time. l:ls rs; Amote. Bert Sargent, Lyspstn.
sac alan ran
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KANSAS UNIVERSITY II. A. $. o. 8.
Osteopaths Played . stubborn. De
fensive Ganse-Were Outclassed.

ODAGOVotnD EhaySO DG.
fensive ame-Wer Outclassed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
.Kirksville. Mo-. Oct. R.-Kansas Univer-
sity beat A. 8. Q. to-day in the hardest
kind Of game. Terrific scrimmages from
sulting in Illinski being knocked uncon-
scious. Alphine getting an arm broken and
Bigsby being. seriously injured. Kansas de-
Kansas kicked on to the A. s. Q. forty
yard line. A. o. 8. fumbled the ball. Kan
sas broke through the A. s.. O.. line and
kicked the ball on the ground back of A. s.
o. goal. then fell on the ball for a touch
down. Score-Kansas 5. A. 8. O.. o.
A. 8. o. Kicked to Kansas forty-yard
A. s. o. held Kansas for downs. Crowley
punted for forty yards. johnson fumbled
and Kansas got the ball. Buzzie carried
the ball around left end for forty;five yards
A. s. o. kicked to Kansas thirty-ive
yard line. JenkInson returning the ball
around the left end. Kansas made an OFF
side play and A.. 8. Q. got the ball. Van
down the field and Bigsby carried it over
for a touchdown. Goal was kicked. Score
Kansas Il. A. 8. Q: 9.
line. A. s.. o. advanced to Kansas thirty
FIVE yard line. Time was called with the
ball in the hands of the A. 8. o. on Kan
sass ~shifty1ave-yard line. score-kansas
Second half-A. s. o. kicked OF to Kan
sass thirty-five. yard line. A. 8. o. held
Kansas for downs. A.. S. O. lost the ball
on off-side play. Kansas, by steady line
p%lunging. carried the ball over for the third
touchdown. Goal was made. Score-Kan-
sas II. A. 8. o.. 6.
Kansas kicked the ball to A. 9. O.'s forty
yard line. Johnson returned the ball twenty
yards. A. g. o; carried the ball up to Kan,
sass three-yard line. Referee gave the ball
TO Kansas on an A. s. o. second down. Kan
sas carried the ball to the center Of the
field. A. 8. o. held Kansas for downs. A.
S. O. returned the bali twenty yards. The
second half ended with the ball in possess
sion Of A. s. O., or Kansas forty-yard
line.
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srEEPLEcHAsE THE FEATURE.
Zinxiber Won the Cloxely C0ntested
Event at Morris Park.

EvSnN - 01A
New York, Oct. 12.-Zinziber, running in
the cherry and white hoops Of Mr.. CHAMP.
blet, won the champion steeplechase at
Morris Park to-day. Coupled with his stable
the betting at 8 to /, having been backed
down from four to one. Tn race was
over the trying course Of about three and a
half miles and fourteen good ttmber TOP
Hayes, who rode his own horse. Cock
Robin, went out to make the running, and
showed the way for the greater part Of the
tourney. Diver ran with him for a mile
and a half and then illuminate moved up
and helped to make the pace. Going up the
back stretch the last time. Mystic Shrtner
moved up and took conn but v ,a !
along in fifth and sixth place. then made
his move and passing one after another OF
those in front of him. took the lead at the
last jump and. coming on. won easily by
eight lengths in the track record time OF
TOE. Mystic Shriner. ridden out. beat Full
inmate a length for the place. King I. re-
lander fell. F1nnegan. his jockey. escaped
with a bad shaking up; The race had an
added money value of 5000. OF the favor
the only one to ~d,sappoint his followers.
William c. Whitney won both the Hunter
and Nursery handicaps. In the Hunter.
Merningside was a hot favorite at 8 to B.
stretch and then came on and won easily.
In the Nursery Handicap. King Hanover.
at 6 to l. won. Turner also had the mount.
He made the running head and head with
Chiffon and Whisky King for Ave furlongs
and then drew away and won cleverly by a
length and q half. Whisky King took the
place, a neck before Chiffon.
SUMMARIZE at Morris Park.
First race. seven furioags-AcNeekin. 15
O'Connor1. I to 2 and out. won: Belle. OF Troy.
sssI al%isad S |. a Il ! ens ' Is 70 : i 's ssS ! asd !.
third. Time. 1854. Cervera also ran.
Second race. Hunter Handicap. one mile-Mcrn-
tnsnae, "a .TT,nere : 70 and out Won; Lacy
cnd;s Templeton. los fwonderly). 10 to I and s to
EtSfd- Time. l:o. Candle and Sadie 8. also
race. the Nursery Handicap. sig furiongs
hanover. .1l3 turner. 5 to ] and : 70 h
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won; whisky King. us (Redfernl. Z to 2 and s to
8 second; ChiItEn. N .shaTl. : ., to ! ss sns e EfH.
wheel. Smart Set. Peninsula. otis. Pret2rius and
Flora Pomona also ran. Otis and Pretorius
coupled as Whitney entry.
Fourth race. the third champion steep!echase;
about three miles and a halfI1ssZsnzt6er ist
tveitch). J to / and G to 8. won: Mystic Shrtner.
1853 Ray). s to / and : TO ]. second; Fulminafe.
1853 (owens). Is to 1 and s to !. third Time. ~.
Mars Char, Diver. Baschanal.
Fifth race six furiongs, seiiins-Keynote; lSS
to,Connor). s to s and l to- 2. won; IaGs 49,. .,
Light. 100 Cochranl. 8 to I and 3 to l. third.
Time. I:l2. Eddie. Busch. Rocky. Blue Man.ie:
and CoastEuard also ran. =
Sixth race. one miie-Roxane, % (Redfernl. Z
to 10 and out. won: ST. Finnan. 50 martini. - to
5 and 3 to 5. second: Ethics. IS (Cochran. > 20 l
son also ran.
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Bronze Demon burned it up for the bettors.
Lady Bramble was off in front. but was
made to quit at the five furlongs, and the
Demon came home alone.
Sister Sarah. a great mudder. won the
second race easily, well ridden by Dale. AT.
teiIe's race should have earned judicial
1-to-3 shot. She can beat Sister Sarah go
ing anything. in any kind of going. on a
race track. To be sure she had Enos up
and that was enough to make her Z to 1 In
stead of / to 2 Enos ill-used the grand filly
at the post and made a mess of her during
the race. She finished in the ruck and near
to last place.
win a block is Z to and runs last it is time
some one woke Ut. She liked the going. she
was fit and her owner and trainer was sure
she would win. The grand stand was on
the track at last reports. How long 1t will
be there remains to be seen.
Rochester ran a good race in the last
event and broke every one but his own
party. for he was a rank outsider. His was
a bit of form reversal; but every one vas
sports as Captain Rice. Rochester was a
20-to-1 shot. Petit Maitre an s-to-5 shot,
but Rochester Won by a block.
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wHITNEY,s ENGLISH STUD.
The New York Millionaire Buys Sever
Yeaflings From Lady Meux.

VIC. Whitney has successfully concluded
negotiations with Lady Meux. the breeder Of
Volodyovski, whereby seven yeariings wnicn
were bred at L0dy Meux's stud Will carry
the Elton blue-brown cap" Of the well
known American turfman during their
racing career abroad.
The youngsters comprise four colts ana
three fllies. all of whom were some time
since named by Lady Meux. and the most
interesting doubtless pertains to Ayresnire
Beauty, the brown fily by Ayrshire. OUT
Of La. Refine, and hence half-sfster to No-
~lOdyovski.
Ayrshire Beauty Is the tenth foa1 Of La
Refine who Is BY .R%oslcrucian, out Of Hue
and Cry, by Wild Dayrell-. Her reppSa.
ton rests mainly upon voiodyovskl; sne
was only recently entered for the spsom
Oaks of l&3. Among her engagements Ior
1901 are the $4,000 National Breeders rro.
duce Stakes and the Stud Produce stakes
at Sandown Park, and the Foal Stakes a.
Hurst Park. The ST. Georges STAKES ~
Liverpool and the $4,000 Imperial at Long
held are among her 1903 liabilities.
The other allies leased by MI. WnltnSy
from Lady e are Afinity. a cnestnus
~daughte OF Juggler and Polyneste' an1
Foil. Aninity' has not been az heavily en-
sessee the Oaks liability for 1896. ~
zass's dam. Gold Foil, IL by Bend vi;
out. OF Foil, By Sterling. ZAsa y ner .eh hsr
foal, ana eplendor. by Hacktnorpe y
best-knoWn winner. zasa b also an osAs
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NJ. $. M. 81, sHURTLEFF o.
Miners Were Too Heavy for Their OPP
ponents, Who Played Plucky Ball.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Rolla. Mo- Oct. 12-Missouri School of
Mines met Shurtlen on the School Of Mines
athletic field and won a victory by the
score OF 8! to o. The game was clean IN
every particular and good feeling was the
chief CHARACTERISTIC. In point of weight n.
$. n; had much the best of 1t. shurtlens
tackhng was good. but they lacked the
force TO make any success. The NJ. s. 81.
team PLAYED with a new lineup.
FOR Shurtlen. Haight. E. Swaine. Miller
and Brown played plucky ball. Miller i'll
particular threw himself in the way of the
heavy miners and tackled them with much
spirit. Ihe Held was heavy with mud from
a downpour OF rain. The crowd, although
slim. was most enthusiastic.
The last half OF the game was played
mostly Dy new men on the local second
team. who. PLAYED almost as aggressive ball
az the nrst team. Had the good playing Of
would probably have Scored several points
against the miners. The work Of the min
ers was 2 marked Improvement over that
lineup:
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Westerner. in New York.

Special.
New York. Oct. 12-Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the following
Westerrers:
st. Louise. F. Blue. c. F. Blue. Jr.. Miss A.
Blue. Manhattan: Mrs. J. T.. Chapman. E. r.
Russell. Holland: ]. C. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor.
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in Trouble.

New York. Oct. 12.-The stewards Of the West.
chester Racing Association have suspended
Jockey H.. Michaels for the rest Of the meetine
for alleged fraudulent practices ard have referred
the case to the stewards Of the Jockey Club for
further consideration.
At a meeting of the Executive Committee Of
the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association,
held to-day. the suspension OF Jockey Huestou
was continued Indefinitely and the suspension oi
Jockey Dayton was continued for the remainder
OF the Westminster Racing Association meeting.
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THE
To-Day's

Washington. Oct. 12-Forecast:
For INinois-Fa air Sunday, with cooler in north
ern portion. Monday fair: fresh 20 brisk north
westerly winds.
For Arkansas and Indian Territory-Fair and
cooler Sunday Monday fair: northwesterly winds.
For T~exas-Fair and cooler Sunday. Monday
probably showers In western. fair in eastern. por-
lions; ~southerly winds.
For Missouri. Iowa. Nebraska and Kansas
becoming variable.
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Washington. Oct. 12.-,rhe Comptroller OF
the Currency has approved applications to
organize national banks as follows:
The First National Rank of Secor.s Ill: capital.
$500, TIE Fist National Bank OF Wooden. Ia:
capital, 5000.
The foilowinx banks have been approved as
reserve agents: Union National. Louisville. for
the Citizens National. Decatur. III: CONNER
National. Fort Wayne. Ind; Northwest.
ern National. Minneapolis. for the Commercial
National. Charles City. Ia. Observation-Disclosures.
st. Louis. for the City National. Kansas City,
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ARKANSAS.
REp1-RL1c spnaAL

SPECIAL
Little Rock. Ark. Oct. I2.-Secretary Of State
Crockett to-day issued q certificate Of incorpora-
tion to the Ashley Lumber Manufacturing Conn
pany of Hamburg. Ark: capital. $4,000. 1ncor.
porator-I. II. Vonderbower. II. r. Severity and
T.. ]. Busbridge.
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hEfC bLlC SPECIAI~
Dallas, Tex. Oct. Is.-The State Fair race me-.-
Ing closed to-day. The attendance was large. but
the muddy tracks made the time very SLOW.
Long shots and ~favorites divided the honors.
Summarized:
Pacing. c:14 class:
FsS'se Douglass y; J
Lula Y. = = Z
joe wheeler ds
Running, I'VE and one-halt fqrlong.. selling
tAnstetO, 20 to i. second: Ben Lee. 1903 (Dobbs..
10 to !, third: Time. l:s0. -,
Running. three-quarters mile. selling Dutch
Carter. 10 Poweib. 4 to /. hrst: Charlie Dam
,e:a 10 Dadel, to /: second; cr'nkie. ls tGi.-
R r. one mile; ..li9 %s SI1nor " as1s'P.
second; Neva n. ns rouns,. 20 to ]. third.
Runnina, i've and one-haIf fu-ionsEPrue
Weed; iS tIo.elD. 8 g 5 a.st ne R7ssi,Irsr y:
sSsase 8 3 7. ' Il e l. r sseend ILL., s''' s'''s' ~ per'
vl Rum ,ns. four snd ops,ha M,. fS.isnss. for
nrsti April. Air. los 1founso. TO !. second: Alb
his Kirk, D T. jones'. s TO l. third Time.
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Fovrth-CJaay Po.tma.ters.

FOurth.CIaas Postmasters.
Washington. Oct. 1.-THE following
day:
misunderstanding. Jefferson County. /. ".
Storm, vice ]. A. Van Buren,, resigned.
New Madrid County. n.
Barnes. vice F. N. O.Keliey. removed.
Oklahoma-Bryan. Pawnee County. E. Gu:nan.
vice T. ! Johnson, resigned: West Point. Payne
County. o. EmmoSs. vice ]. K. AlIunt. resisncd.
RunneIs. vice A. F.. TerreIi. resigned: Kosse.
Limestone County. A. 8; Jones. vice $ ".
vice l. scofeid. removed. Sipe Springs. Co
Wasnee County Tex, Mel h Sn Z coun Mse J. "
Tyler. vice E. L. Crouch. resigned: Watt. Lime
resigned.
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. Circuit Races Postponed.
lexington. KY, Oct. 12-The Grand Circuit
trots. scheduled for to-day. were postponed or
account OF rain.
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Local Report.


Department Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Meteorological observations received at st. Louis
October Il 1901. at s:59 D. m. local time and 8
p. m. seventy-ffth meridian time. Observations
made at the same moment Of time at all stations.
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Kempton Park Races.

London. Oct. 12--Revenue. ridden by Glenn Jen-
kins. won the Duke Of York Stakes. . handicap OF
ZOO sovereigns. distance one mile and a quar-
ter. at Kempton Park October meeting to-day.
Royal George was second and Ypsilanti third.
Twenty horses ran.
VIM. C. whitney's Abeyance Ally u. ReInD wcu
the Kempton Park Nursery Handicap. plate OF
Loco sovereigns. distance five furiongs.
Water Lily CMahero won the Rivermead Handi-
cap. distance five furlongs.
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I E. F. Beach, Waldorf; F. E. Allen, G. d. Rosen.
thai. Imperial: ". S. Greenfelder. Cadillac: y.
Frank. Hoffman
Kansas City-A. Rowe. Victoria. z. D. Bige-
low Park Ayenr.p
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Driving Races Postponed.

The Gentlemen's Driving Club matinee races
did not take place at Forest Park yesterday
afternoon owing to the rain. This probably
would have been the last matinee Of the year.
It Is quite likely. however. that one or two
races Will be arranged for mex; Saturday after
noon. to take place afte. the parade of horses
and vehicles. after reaching the park. Further
announcement will be made OF that later.
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These odd rolls and short
lengths will not be made
and laid on account of our
wOrkrOoms being crowded
with regular work, but
after we are moved and
settled we will be very
glad to do it.
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We have been disap-
] pointed in not getting car
j penter and painting work
| finished on time, conse-
quently will be delayed in
moving until Friday or
Saturday.
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.
MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED.

II SIMULTANEOUS HELP WANTED.
A---~~--~~->-~-~--~-~>~-
" ANTED-Good help OF all kinds in
l-awton, O. T., clerks walters
Mattresses, laborers. mechanics. farm
help, etc, etc; three tail0rs. at once:
nti5 other situations now open. Write
az once 10 the LawtOn Employment and
Information Bureau. Box 1856 f9-7tx
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FOR SALE-641 Waco, rooms, large
barn. fine shade, 70 feet, $500. L. Hills,
143 y. Market. 13tf
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eolurRv ANp sWINE.

Barred Piynoath Rocks. T4rzrs3-.
Coch1s -ssz1 srT11gsoas. Waste zar-
seys and Ci-iaezs. Rs1~a u4cz.a. re<s-
sre4 E'.lzl4-s-A..sz sNlzs- T.szz-sslEs-
aers- Al L d hex and gsa--zy Tezz-
eaIes- Sena Ior a.lssEE4le4 e@zz-as-e.
free. Ctto Ha.xs- - = ES-& -s-ss.-
avsaas. M.eE.sa- "a
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FOR SAI.E-1e0 acre farm. close enough
10 the city TO have city water. four ny
drants en- the place. Look after this
$500. North End Realty Co, 1895 North
Lawrence. 15l-tf
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FOR SALE
S4-N, 10-room house. barn, 50 feet, s., 800.
S5-N, S-roOm house, barn, 50 feet, $, 500.
SS-N, broom cottage. barn, 80 it., 81, $50.
91-N, 9-rOom house, barn, 80 feet, s., 400.
92-N, 7-room brick, barn, 80 feet, $500.
93-N, S-roOm house. barn, 30 feet, $, SO.
95-N, 5-room house, barn, IS feet, 81 800
103-N, Groom house, barn, 80 feet, s, 090.
IGN, S-room house, barn, 30 feet. 5000.
IGN, Groom cottage, barn, 50 IT., S2.500.
120-N, S-room house, barn, IS feet, $1,000.
121-N, S-room house, barn, - feet, 81 500.
122-N, broom cottage. barn, 30 it., H.eo0.
123-N, Groom house, barn, l25 it., 5000.
PIN, S-rOom house, barn, 100 IT.. 81 SOC.
i'm, or m cottage, barn. 100 It., 81 500.
12S-N, 11-T m house, barn. 80 feet, s. 900.
12S-N, 5-r'm cottage. barn, 100 It, s., 500.
150--N, Groom cottage, 30 feet, $3.50.
rs, 5-roOm cottage, S7ia feet, S2.500.
13-S, 4-Tooms cottage, 100 feet, 81, 400.
us, 1e-roOm house, barn, 20 feet, =, 600.
1S-S, 5-room cottage, barn, 80 IT., 81 500.
rs, 5-rOom cottage, barn, 90 it, s., 800.
rs, 7-room cottage, barn. 30 it., s.. 100
IS. Groom cottage. barn, 80 feet, 5000.
SIS. groom house, barn. 100 tt, s, 000
32-S, 5-room cottage, 80 feet, 81 200.
BIS, Groom cottage 30 feet.
Vacant lots in ali parts of city.
Insurance in first-claSs companies.
q. X. SPENCER REALTY CO,
7-su-th-tf POI East Douglas.
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LOST.
FOUND.

FOUND-Dog collar. Owner call at Eagle
and pay for ad. Z-lt
FOUND-One bicycle. Owner can have
same by proving property SoS North
Mosley. Z-2tx
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STRAYED.

MISCELLANEOUS
TO LET-Driying horse, for its feed, to
responsible party. Wichita Marble Co.,
POI \. Main street I-tf
FEATHER RENOVATING-527 W. Doug
las. Telephone 36S. l9-l2tx
STORAGE - Terms reasonable; cricIz
wareroom, clean and dry; household
goods and pianos a speciality. O. D.
Barnes. 400 4. Douglas avenue 1SS-tf
IF YOU WANT home cheap for cash.
II you want 10 buy home on monthly
payments.
If you want some cheap lots.
If you want fire insurance.
II you want tornado insurance.
If you want to sell your property.
II you want plans and specifications to
build a home.
If YOU want to borrow money
See the G. X Spencer Realty Co., No.
POI East Douglas. l26-tf
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MALE HELP WANTED.

hNANTED-200 teamsters and "a borers. on
my work, miles west OF Goodland. I.
T., on the Arkansas and ChOctaw rail
way Scale Of wages as follows:
Transfers driving 3 or more horses or
mules who work d month. $50 and board
Those teamsters who work less than a
month are rated So per month ana
board.
Laborers who work 26 days. s1.75 per
day. LabOrers who work less than 26
days, S1.50 per day.
Board charged for at the rate Of 81 per
week
All meE wanting to quit must get a
man In their place, and there viii be no
discount. Men working q month, no
discount.
Payday is the 18th OF each month for
work done the previous month
For transportation and all other in
formation, apply 10 j. r. Keuworthy,
No. So T. Douglas avenue. Wichita,
Kan. d. J. Mcdonald I0-22 to II
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FOR SALE-A very desirable. 7-room
house. in good location, with 100 feet
front, including barn 1SX2S feet all
necessary out-houses, in good repair. p
bearing fruit trees, grapevines, and good
shade. This is a home. but viii sell
cheap if taken at once. Or viii ex-
change for residence in Kansas City.
Owner leaving the city. Inquire 1924 S.
Water street. I30-th-su-tf
FOR SALE-Modern, 2-story residence.
1927 y. Emporia. 9 rooms, hall. bath and
closet. Can be bought; worth the
money. Inquire on the premises.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-12

FOR SALE-On n. Washington. Nos All
and 439. double house renting for $50.
Price $3.50. Reese 81 CO., 1l2 E. First
st. su-tu-th-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-12

WANTED-yve want you TO know that
we have moved TO the Wall building,
az liz North Market street wichita
business College. Este
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-12

FOR SALE-Large. 2-story. 10-room
house, with ali modern cOnveniences, at
z31 y. Waco, at a snap If taken within
the next few days. One-half cash and
one-half in three years. Inquire room
l. Biting block. l49-f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-12

FOR RENT-A nice cottage. Inquire 7os
: Market. lo-tI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-12
BoYs WANTED.
AGENTS WANTE


gents for the best laundry
~ Kansas. Liberal commission. Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry sz-tf