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OPIUM morphine, whisky habits cured,
the original ard only MHt.4eWs Home %
Texas, WIN cure amy case be-. zen 10 'weH.
~ days without pain or injury to paIras.
deposit your money no bans, pay when
cured; In case OF failure win b,ar gl
patients expenses while here; 1.so ral.
road Il re bo5h ways; best references. Adj
dress THE Matthews Home, Harvey
NJ Matthews, NJ. D.. superintendent 3p
nny MNHnun. SAN AnLu--y. IoLAa u
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PERSONAL.

Ion -7F ANSWERS 10 advertisements in
/ N. osice for week ending Saturday, No
Ipmber -. lOC2: ,,-, -,r, ,,oz
u, 80 9is9. Mary Brown; 1l02; lies; 23TS;
"a. 2I7o. 22ig: l1O1; 900; 1850; 1880;
4 XII dos 1855: 22Oj; 2dS0; Mrs. Ed
S 1881. $3.50; 2lO6; Grammarian;
., sS 5i5I; S232; 1857; 1907; 1852; 2l01;
~. gsS. III. e.. NJ; 2IS3; 1854; 22S4,
tx $50; 11S5, $40; 1875; 2iS5; 1885;
~ ON, Ass, .u6l; 2lS6; LBS; 2211;
ii;s9. gli2. 2la7; l6la; 1888; Owner; 224O;
siN lIG0, 1ll6: 1t92; 22D2; 2272; 2461;
/ ia 9lii; O; ms, 2l93; 244, 1894; 2469;
III, 22l5; 2445; 1921 2i2O; 2206; 2tI1;
gg6; 2I47; ll72; IiII; 242A: LII; ~. :
us,t Williams. 42-3: 249S; Wholesale
e;r NIX 2224; 2ai8, 1919, 1240; 1893; 2i24j
isgSi 200; 22I5i 200.
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THE ONLY KELLEY INSTITUTE In Tex
as, oklahoma aud Indian Territories foc
The cure of whisky, morphine, cocaine
and tobacco addietons. J. II, Keith, Boil
levuc Place Dallas, Texas. 125
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MEN-My Gold and Uami8na tablets
promptly relieve aud uermuueptly cure
all cases OF impotence or dcbilt, mailed
81. Leon Bichou. French FhSrmaclst,
1902 Mex 'nucy avenue, Houston. n
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

l.. y. MOODY.
Aftoruey fer First
National Bank Of H3Hston.
1907 Congress AYenae-
ATToREEYs AT LAW,
CROCKETT, TEXAS.
W. J. Tovnsend. Attorney At Law and
General collection Agent. President AngV
uns County National Bank, Lufkln. Texas
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BAYOU FRONT for sale In tracts fronting
bayou, 900 feet 10 two miles; two small
TRACTS close Ia, l., w. Craig. 400 KAN
building. D
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TYPEWRITERS.

$3.50 10 INVEST with services IN esav y
lished paying business 80. tnI. oIl--- :
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E0R SATE-Store In business center "a
~ ,itv of beaumont; doing a, soo1
bnslness; reason for wanting 70 sen o nv
bcsitb. n bargain II sold nc once Ion, LODE
ieasc1 Apply or write Ia, care ~
mont naiiV Journal.
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vance business, ll1a, this office. Id
TZpERTIyNCTD ynnng man ,6oI r,---I
tsrec ,nasosses I TpsiUh ou r nas sp sns
fes lu'V' S'''eV' ''V""''' N.Y. 9n
!
rIrr 70 wa Nr,rrrrD
--------.-.
WANTED TAfAfEnIArEi.Y- Four bright,
active young men in our furnishing goods
department only those with experience
need apply references required Apply
ia hlah,
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....--.. 800
"AN lbil iM ~ , Tur prlEn,, ~,
wra,,ning nn"tSrc". rcfercnccs rra0ired' |
Apply al I'd Klam's
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WANTED For United states ARM abs, |
oVJ a, y" eitizens of United states vi |
who can speak, read ana write Enslsst
Tor iuiOrmHu9h Nppif, W l'Nirrl'lnb VI
heer shAM oul-tlIts, - @-al--.,. : :
III ShartlS2- ----------.------ -----------.
WANTED At once, 10y Galveston reluil
house, clothing salesman AUG STOCK
aNcprl' NN"'-'' "'
nee, .-.........,., ..,..
% ~ - iIrr3 H., li.irillnfprs, Rotor.
nnce rra0,red Triumph Company, Dal
las Texas is
WANTED -WbItc woman 10 do cooking
mud housrwegk Mt Srigei, TcNHR Apply
L. Ro.snwuId. lbS Liberty street,
TTnisSp GTUi 7Ud waiter v1Ufgd nd ga
Min street
" IZTI5D- Coed fc1nIsIcTe FOR worE Gc.
tu-,,,r E,l,a.to,, ana Housfon. good
wages and steady work Apply or ad
dress w. +. Iarply. LamRrque. TcNas.
"a. -,..,,-, ~ t,>,,,g tt,,,,,,. s,,.,.,,,
NaN r!' NJ -, "a A"''''''
-a At - I,ss ~ 81 .S-e-!s-,-------------
WANIED-A hrstciass cotton man that
can class bI{ ANu SCH mus "lSp wy
Htsl CUPS pooAk,oprl H' 49,, H0t TI 't
ply auutess box 400 hou'''"' m
.-------------------------
-FOUR GOOD carpenters 70 h'iP bullv
LcLE y 90 -ll1e - IeAas -
WANTED "A cook. lol65 Congress- ave
mo room .
LADIES AND MEN C0nyasscrs, salary, cH
penence unnecessary. can Friday ana
" cno,ii,e and hons. wnrk for small family
1uYH sent , s,r.nt rifth ,y,u.d old phone
1YiS
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WANTED Girl Tor general house work IN
W." t,r,tI an "a trnrf mum Dust Rave ma
i't' 'lt'll u'' ''"." "''' 49, - ~ ,.I
VA ,' - tg.,, '"I'- a. 5at,nrtt. l. 6r
so'' trii y' or W
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Eel DR. Get , eur Pure rqo n,rr apron
IN r5-,Id 7Ti,-,.ie1cc7 oar.
a.,,,,.S ono clio Is "a GOOD trnrE fortnrr
w. c',,rt m g,ta ,Wi r,leo 'rndi,Se for
10 WotN on i",ln nut .a'7' ,,, MAJ,
i,,gtnce. g',iit. f0r narfirniara, others need
mar nnnly 9ai5 tbis once 3
1--WE noon Ioc--1I7I, f1T gnod renUt06l,.
thysi,iap Address SOUTHERN Druggist.
I,is nf6co 3
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PRINTER that VIII suck to MS loO ~
wanted. A. j. Carolnri5' 6"hado' IeAnss,
.-------------------- ----
WANTED An experienced ana ihotouR"lN
competent stchoEruphfr. ADDRESS =. -
Box ol4. city,
| WANTED Al once . good miikcre Al,
ply streets dairy, back Of CITY park. .
| LEVY RROE WANT TWO OR THREE
CoRsETS, kip GLOVES AL, No
!
|
|
tions secured. Day and night classes.
Houston School Of Telcgraphy, Houston
| S-7-1r,S-,e r,---7----- ,'~i1---- IT--,-1'1,, a
WANTED A. Lake Charles tWenty-ifiye
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OIL LANDS-FTom one TO 800 acres 81
James Blythe league, between gushers
" Sour Lake aud Saratoga. along Pine
island bayou. Bargain W. $. Dudley,
Dallas, Texas. 10
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"a ~ tHo NOT a BEAsTY- The book
inus. rse esiAasseg and classes. for an ma
81, postrssi eolors and conditions Of men;
/. Al0trse Address the author. u T..
sl1oN;;Ss, -. slvlL Belyieu, TeXos. 12le
BUSINESS COLLEGE, Houston.
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RICE FARM AND RANCH FOR SALE-A
hne tract 10 i1nd ~ miles west of the
town of Affair. iu Colorado county, IuNas.
on the s.. s. a A. T. railway, consisting
of 32il acres part VI which rs suudy
aud a part rich dnrk .ouD AUuut @uJU
acres rs a particularly nue trnct OF rice
land, a4 a suhsou OF clay uudcrlies same
at "A depth of siA g. ten inches About
1900 acres OF Timber Dmprds profession
Tor cattle lu Wiutur md shade In summer.
Skull creek runs through the land for
distance Of about Two miles furnishing
an abundant supply OF wntrr An of the
land s under good four-wire fence. cN.
ccpJ about 80 acres, which lies north OF
the railroad track. There are two houses,
one of four ind the other ut three rooms,
good rice barn, stables, and other neces-
sary buildings and improvements; about
300 acres ~ rice field, with good canal
one mile long. The machinery consists
Of one forty horse power engine. one SIX
inch Van VIE pump and one new ten inch
double.suction Norris pump. The owners
of this property are not farmers ana cun
not give Il the required attention ana
have Instructed me 90 sell the same at
$40 per acre. Win make easy terms. \,
T. Bush, Dealer ia Texas Lands, Calves
ton, Texas. 10
1900 ACHES Of land showing on AZ a sinai.
tI.f -fttft
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GOOD TIME TONIGHT at Bryan halt,
/ Seven Times viii be the attractions;
John ". Ring takes leading part; in
visible loving people will be present, but
gu can not see them, but there Just the
same: benefit for the Houston Spiritual
society and humanity at large; entertain
mtnt concludes with dancing. Admission
p cents. .
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x h,i hp-Al who have worn out carpets
Ts rugs made out OF them, equal to
rS5 TUGS at oue-half the cost Call
nnnio dallas avenue, Houston. and see
hi WS, magnolia Steam Carpet Clean
= WORKS August a. Rlbiere, proprietor.
6
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ITTGKTNSDTRFER TYPEWRgrEks on
sasy payments; $40 cash aud ~ a W.
month 10 responsible people Or th15s v
furnisn good references ipaian
reneral aEsnt Tor Texas AlAsNsA'' y
ana OKLAHOMA TerrltoIA
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heptieaiuef aud admiration OF the most
naiteSs ~ business. family or money
the vii, petpleX you, consult her at once;
sou sra ~. slraighten your affairs aud give
fBte ~ ~ Your undertakings, having
ss.horte aud love afiairs 90 cents,
kshd ~, ~ cents entities You to full
"a N life reading extra; hours
esagfsss' y 10 p m, Gypsy Madge, 1901
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FOR SALE-A SHALL candy ana col1iiitVn,,s,' y nn
erv store cheapi for cash; am seillhs ~ ~
account of sickness, Answer qnlcA' ~
q. Box 1876. Hampstead, ItAas. -
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THRFD Heights lots near car line and
school only $50 each. smeaton. 0o54
Texas avenue y
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FOR SAIE- stock Of hats ana snSeS'
standard makes; staple goods; also s NV
,noter's outft lasts, machines WA
chaap. W. Stuckert, Brennan, IgA as. -
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ROOMS WANTED.

CTNTLEMAN wants one or two. wen .rpr.
nisbed rooms with bath ard hreakfaef,S
in renned familv whete there are no
ofher roomers. Within four blocks or Rice
hotel Give location, terms ana name
Address 2310. this Office
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cash. no matter whore located write lot
plan giving brief description ana 'oWes.
cash price Cola Mathews. real eslaIS
broker aud business opportunlues' N2,S ~
Texas building, Dallas, IeAoa. -
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FOR SALE-A nice clean stock 81 hard
ware and implements bud 2gad business
town In the rice belt of IcNts. tor In
formation write 11S3 his office
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-1OO00 stock of general mer
chanlse, well established business IN al
good live town. Address u1A + Garrison.
Texas o
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FOR RENT -Two-story brick building ,aI
Houston Heights; excellent location I ,,r
grocery store kith boarding house, up
stairs Apply ~ Houston Heigats onlaee;
o1O Main strCetE
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low depth gas Ia abundance, sulphur,
asphalt, ana asphalt rocks. WIN give
ZOO acres Of the above to any one VINO
will sink two wells. Address Box T.
Houston. Texas.
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], b. HUICHlNS, Navasotn. Texas, man
ufactures salve tina. will cure letter,
eczema, rlngworm or old cores o. any
Kind; price 81 per box; any ono buying
one box OF this salye not benefited, money
refunded Write for Testimonials. 4iN-ua
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ONE HUNDRED hcpd OF mules and norses
for sa'c Apuh 90 Jake t1thsteiu, 6nl
Washington street 3-u3
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FRESH SHIPMENTS WEEKLY Huy-
ler's candles. hohbous and chocolates;
pound 50 cents half-pound. 40 Conts..
Crescent Drug Store $40 Main street.
corner Preston avenue ~
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-01-17

The latest phase of the discussion of
the devil is not an attack upon the
DEVILS definite existence, but defense
of his comellness. The popular idea
of the devil, with cloven feet, forked
tail, and leering countenance, does not
seem to be borne out by scriptural de-
scription. The Rev. DR.. j. B. Mack,
a distinguished Presbyterian clergy
man of South Carolina, feels that the
mission of the devil is demeaning
enough, without detracting from his
personal attributes. The devil was
chief among the angels, therefore must
have had angelic loneliness. Accord
ing to Ezekiel he was perfect in
beauty" and st. Paul refers to him as
an angel of light. The devil therefore IL
an angel, with purposes made malig-
nant, but with all his original comeli-
ness. There have been painters who
preferred to present him thus, and the
picture of the fallen archangel driven
out of heaven, as described by Milton,
recalls a strong man indignant.-At
lanta Constitution.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-01-17
CHAPTER XI.

The next day Mary had been in
duced by her uncle, a magistrate. and
the parson, to tell her story. The
wager; her walk to the abbey; how
she had been startled by voices while
she stood by the elder tree; how she
had hidden; then men bearing a body
between them; the hat of one of them
being blown by the wind to her feet;
her return home; and her belief that
she had seen the hat before. At this
point she was obdurate, she would not
say whose hat she thought 1t was;
she made no remark whatever about
the ribbon fastened near the buckle.
Old Morley supplied this link in the
chain of evidence. He was weak. but
honest.
Meanwhile the constable. inefficient
as were the constables OF those days,
had investigated the apparent scene of
the murder; the broken rope and wire
across the road: the evidences Of
severe struggle: the traces of blood;
the marks on the road where the poor
horse had made frantic efforts to free
himself from the ENHANCEMENT which
had thrown him to the ground; but
the investigation was at fault in re-
gard to the direction OF the footsteps
Of the murderers and their load.
1t transpired later that the men had
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-01-17
freshman on Stand.

Lawyers with an appreciative sense
of humor enjoy nothing so much as to
get a quick-witted, ready-tongued son
of the Emerald isle on the stand to
relieve the monotony of the legal tech
nicalities Of the case. A gentleman
who has been collecting samples OF
Irish wit and repartee for some time
relates the following anecdotes. Some
of them are doubtless mellow with age
but in any case they will bear repeti-
ton:
Are you guilty or not guilty." ask
ed the court clerk of prisoner
charged with some trivial offense.
"Phwat are yees there for but to
foind out?" was the quick rejoinder.
A henpecked husband had his better
half arrested for assaulting him. The
plaintiff was on the stand.
"And now, Mr.. O'Toole,' said his
counsel will you kindly tell the jury
whether your wife was in the habit of
striking you with impunity?"
vivid what, sor2"
WIN lmpuHlly
"She wuz. sor, now an then, but
she ginerally used tn pOtaty masher."
A witness testifying in murder case
was asked to describe to the jury the
exact location of flight of stairs.
Explain to the jury" said the pros
ecuting attorney, exactly how the
steps rum"
.'Shure, sor, if ye shtand at tn bot
tom they run up, an if We sthand at
tn top they run down."
In a suit by an installment house
to obtain payment for a suite of furni-
ture a witness was asked IL he knew
what "quartered oak" meant. Here is
the definition:
ut mans thot it's thra-quarters
poine."
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New Zealand Scenery.

Almost every New Zealander lives
within sight of mountains or the
ocean, or both. Its landscape show
,ong ranges and solitary giants tipped
with Alpine glow; there are waterfalls
everywhere, scme Of them among the
finest in the world; luxuriant country
side, golden farms, lakes geysers. vol
canoes. forests with miles of pink,
white and red-howering trees in
spring. and there are fiords- of the sea
threading their way around the feet Of
mountains crowned with glaciers and
perpetual snow. The scenery is a
synopsis of the best in Norway. Swift
erland. Italy and England.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-01-17

Circumstances often control condi-
lions and compel compliance with I'M
pleasant situations.-Philadelph Bull
letin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-12

islands set in. Now the hope of the peo-
pie is that the United States will buy it
for naval purposes-I think there is no
doubt that the majority are strongly for
the transfer-and If that should not be
brought about, they will wait for the
opening of the Panama canal. Surely
thep, they say, this will again be con-
venient port of call for ships on long
voyages.
OF the other two islands, st. Croix is
of plain value for agriculture. 1t only
needs, of course, free access to the mar
kets Of the United States to prosper fair
" well on sugar culture. Nine-tenths of
its surface is under cultivation even now.
st. John is small, with only 900 inhab-
itants, but has a good industry in horse
raising, and in growing the " from
which bay rum is manufactured. The
Islands as group, if not self supporting
certainly would not be to the united
States the burden they are to Denmark
To her they are ''in peace a charge, in
war weak Defense" to us they would
be at least a convenience on accaunt of
the harbor Of st. Thomas, and somewhat
more than that after the isthmian canal
is open. Shipping men believe that the
islands would then pay their way. for the
natural route to the isthmus for steam
ships from northern Europe would be
through the neighboring Virgin Passage,
and ST. Thomas would be the place to
coal. FC.
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MESMERIZED
A Poisonous Drug Still Freely I

A Poisonous Drug Still Freely Used.
Many people are brought up to believe
that coffee IS necessity OF life. and the
stronghold that the drug has on the sys-
TEN makes it hard 20 loosen its grip even
when one realizes its injurious effects.
a lady IN Baraboo writes:-.I had used
coffee for years: it seemed one OF the
necessities OF life A few months ago.
my health. which had been slowly fall
ing. became more impaired. and I knew
that unless relief came from some source.
I would soon be q physical wreck I was
weak ard nervous. had such sick head
aches. no ambition. and felt tired Il life
Ny husband was also losing his health.
He was troubled 50 much with indiges-
ton that az times he could ear only few
mouthfuls II dry bread
We conclUded that coffee vas slowly
poisoning rs and stopped il and used hot
water We felt somewhat better. bat II
wasn't satisfactory Finally. We saw
Postum coffee advertised. and bought :
package ! folloved directions for making
carefully allowing II % boil twenty
minutes after 4 came q the boiling point.
and added cream which turned il 70 the
loVeIiest rich looking and tasting drink
ever saw served 81 any table. ard We
have us.d Postum ever since. I gained
ave poands IN weight n as many weess.
and now feel wei and strong II every re-
spect Ny headaches have gone. and I an
a new woman. Ny husbands {naisestEon
has isfr him. and he can now eat any
thing Name given by Postum Co. Bat
tie Creek. Mich
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A WASTE OF MONEY
IN FRUITLEss EFFORTS TO CURE
STOMACH TROUBLE.
Not Artificial Digestion But Natural
Digestion Is What Is needed
How This May Be Obtained.

More money Is spent experimenting with
worthless medicines for stomach trouble
than for any other disease. These prep
arations may temporarily aid digestion
but they cannot cure indigestion. They
go at it the wrong way.
To permanently cure indigestion, dys-
pepsia or other stomach trouble the medi-
cine should act upon the digestive organs
themselves-not upon their contents. IL
should not do the stomach's work but
should make the stomach able to do its
own work.
This is what DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People will do as no other medi-
cine can. They are not composed of di-
gestive ferments. which promote an arti-
fetal digestion. but they tone up the
stomach, restore the weakened functions
Of the digestive organs and thereby pro-
mote natural digestion. A case in point
is that of Arthur Mclaughlin OF No. 272S
North Lincoln street, Chicago, Ill He
says:
For long time I was troubled with
severe pains in the stomach--a case of
chronic Indigestion. ] would feel crav-
ing for food. but when 1 ate I experience
ed those wretched pains which nearly
drove me distracted. My kidneys also be-
came affected. l tried several different
stomach medicines and. for a while. they
seemed to help me. Then the same old
pains would come back. This went on for
nearly two years and at times was pref
ty much discouraged.
''One day friend advised me to try
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
I did so. Before I finished a box the
pains were less frequent and less severe,
and by the time 1 had finished three
boxes the pains were thing of the past.
Now I can eat anything and enjoy it and
I feel like a new man
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie viii not only cure stomach trouble
but are positive cure for all diseases
arising from impoverished blood or shat
tered nerves. They are sold by all dealers
or will be sent postpaid on receipt of
price, fifty cents a box or six boxes for
two dollars and fifty cents, by addressing
Or. Williams Medicine Company. Schnec-
tady, n. Y.
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Nntioe.


To the Property Owners Of all Lots and
Tracts Of Land Situated Within the
Benefit District for the Opening Of
Zimmerly Street from Lawrence Avenue
70 Main Street in the city OF Wichita.
Kansas as said Benefit District is De
fined and Established by Ordinance No.
1871. Approved July s. 1892
You viii take notice that tho under
signed appraisers have been duly an
pointed by the mayor and council Of the
CITY Of Wichita 10 assess the damages
and benefits of the public generally and
against the property within the following
district, viz: Al lots and tracts OF land
within the following boundary. Begin
ming at the southeast corner Of Zimmerly
street and Lawrence avenue: thence
west TO the east line q Main street.
thence south 10 the north line of Harry
street; thence east 70 the southeast cor
ner Of Zimmerlys addition. thence north
70 Zimmerly street; thence west 10 the
place Of beginning. For the purpose OF
appropriating private property for the
opening Of Zimmerlv street from Law
renee avenue 10 Main street in the CITY
OF Wichita. Kansas. and you are further
notified that said appraisers viii meet on
Tuesday, the End day Of July. at 2
o'clock p. N. in the Office of the city
clerk in the city building. Cor The pur-
pose Of assessing said damages and bene-
fits and hearing claims and objections Of
property owners IL relation thereto.
". P. CLEVELAND,
a c. DICKSON,
J. Il. RUTTER.
N-a Appraisers-