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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
KENYON, MINI.

Henry Nelson, probably the wealthiest farm
er in Goodhue county, died Saturday at the
home OF his son-in-law, Former senator y. =:
wing Mr. Nelson was a native OF norway
and One of Goodhue county,s earliest settlers:
He wasy77 years Of age: His wealth is IS sup
posed to be between 100000 and $30o,op. he
died OF cancer. = 5-', ''..' Z - - "
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
HELENA, MONT.

Sergeant Dresser Of Fort Smelling. won the
silver medal at the competitive shoot held
at Fort Keogh. Quartermaster Sergeant
Richardson, of Fort Yates, won the gold medal
and Private Flynn, Of Fort Smelling, won the
bronze medal. e. .-.f
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
COUNCIL BLUFFS, lava

A severe storm dfd great damage to crops
In the eastern part Of Pottawattonlie and wes-
tern Cass counties. At Avoca, lightning
struck an elevator belonging to the Des
Moines Elevator company and it was de-
stroyed The loss is $4,000 o." s-5.. @S
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
LEAD, s. d.

The fourteen national and state banks Of
the Black Hills show an excellent condition
Of affairs Their combined loans and dis
counts are 81, Ss7, ,2n; deposits s4,oos 100, and
cash resources, 81, ,o3o, 1865. The First National
of Lead heads the list. with loans and dis
resources Of 500, $40. The First National and
american National Of Deadwood follow close
ly, and the First National OF Rapid City is
fourth at IT, .-..-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
FORT DODGE, IOWA

Siding, Just east of Luverne, on the Mime
apolis & ST. Louis railroad. : H. A. Shaw and
wife lie at the point of deathifr injuries
received from the timbers Of falling house.
Several other persons slightly, injured.
Way Johnson & Co.'S elevator was demol-
ished Also several smaller buildings. The
damage to crops was heavy. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
BROOKINGS, S. ID.

C.; VIZ Goodman of Huron has resigned his
position ras travelling agent for the Chicago
& Northwestern railway and has purchased an
interest in the Brookings Land & Trust COM
pany He came from Huron this morning
ard will assist M ]. Carlisle in the manage
ment of the land firm. AS soon as arrange
ments can be made Mr.. and Mrs Goodman
will move to this city. j. =. -, , ....
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
sHAKOPEE, MINN.

The Sterling hotel has changed hands. Bert
Crossman, will go to Cannon Falls, having
purchased the: Falls house; Mrs. M. L..
Kinder, formerly Of the Windsor at Fairfax
worth has taken control of the Scott County
Argus, formerly managed by E. J.. Affolter.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
WASHINGTON, D. G.

Pensions granted:
Minnesota-Frank Hanson, Minneapolis, So;
Hartman Loomis, Cannon Falls, $14; Caspar
Bruins, Freeport, s1a; William Wilson. Staples,
$S; John Olson. Hawley, $40. -,
Wisconsin-Dayid Souders, Delavan, $l2;
John LeRoy, Wrightstown, $12; George Bal
ger, Morrow, $40; George H. Cu1rier, Plain
field, s17; Fred Dashon, Mineral Point, 50;
William SCHNEIDER, Plattville, So; Annie knud-
SON. Ccoperstown, ss; Margaret J. Splitter
Platteville, '$12.
lowa-Lucius A. Phinney, Fort Madison, ss;
Sherman E. Jackson, East Peru, $S6; Amos
Taylor, Coon Rapids, s.; Morris s. s: Miller. t11
william Steele, Dickens, $40; Fielding P.
Wood Iowa Falls, s12; John WI. Dickens
Clayton, SO; Percilla Snow, Lineville, $l2
South Dakota-Zimri S. Moulton, Glow Lake
$12; Simeon Stablein, Aberdeen, SS; Charles
Barrett Sioux Falls. $24. - yy >&&s.stsE..i
Z. Edward Blaser was To-Day. appointed post
master at Krakow, Shawano county, Wis
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04

Are sure to bring returns II given a, fair
trial Use them. Read them. Success
is bound to be yours. - gtz. .i-.e -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
FESSENDEN, n. d.

During,a violent electrical storm, ball OF
fire about as large as IA half bushel, apparent
y' " : was s seen en- rolling down one Of the princ-
pal streets in Cathay. The phenomenon was
witnessed by several-Fhe rain last night,
season, and good crops Of all kinds are now
assured. Court is in session, Judge Stickley
nresdng, Z r. go 3 - u $50 .E@a So
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
ROCKFORD, s. d.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.

Hail and snow fell to the depth Of foul
inches over this part of the Black Hills Fri.
day. 1t was a furious storm .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
How to Keep Cool

Solved for tourists by. the 500 line Call
at ticket office, 119 S Third street and find
out where to 60. -ss ~ HI g..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
WILLMAR, MINI.

Lightning struck the barn of Ielge Nelson
in the town of Whitefeld, resulting in the loss
Of the structure, besides machinery and tools.
Eight head of cattle were also struck by
lightning on the old Berkness place. -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
HURLEY, WIS.

Gus johnson, while out with "a party of
fishermen at Gile last night was drowned
in Montreal river There is talk of foul
play. Johnson was taken to Ironwood and an
inquest will be held to-morrow. -----E-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
RRISTOL. s. ID.

The voters are taking a great interest in
the special election for the purpose of voting
on the question of issuing bonds for the con-
struction of a new school building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
wEsT sUPERIOR. WIS.
SLAYTON. MINI

/ Former Mayor Charles s. Starkweather
may become a candidate for state senat or
| from the eleventh senatorial district.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
ADA, MINI.

The barn, six horses and sixty five sheep
fire started by a child. Insurance, $780, Al
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
MADISON, S. ID.

R. B. McClenon, for nine years superinten-
dent of the city schools. who now assumes
the principalship OF, the normal department Of
by 300 citizens. - ..s-gz.- - y -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
SIT. ONCE, S. ID

John Redmond was injured by being thrown
from a horse His uncle, Vicar General N.
NJ. Redmond, OF Lead, has been sent for, as
the young man IS condition 3is critical.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
sTURGIs, s. d.

Frank J. Morris, a we'll known stockman,
of Meade county, is dead. He was thrown un-
der the feet of his team and was kicked to
death. IT,. ..t- ..r.l-sN. - --. =, s.A l+ q
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
|. TOMAH, WIS.

w, R. McCaul, a young and popular attor-
ney, has been announced as the democratic
candidate for state senator from THIS o1strct.
]. J.. McGillivray of Black River Falls is the
republican nominee.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
BURLINGTON, Iowa

BURLINGTON, IOWA ~ ." 80 ;
The strike of the Building Trades Council
was settled by arbitration Saturday night
the men agreeing to return to work to-day
with union or non union men. The boycott
against the Gilbert Hedge Lumber; company
where the original trouble started, is lifted.
Two hundred and fifty men were involved.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
RUSH CITY, MINI.

. When tho Sells & Downs circus arrived it
brought man who had been run over by the
train near Rutledge.s Both legs were badly
crushed and it was found necessary to ampu-
tate them. The man gave. the name of Fred
Poidein and says he was formerly of Craven
hurst, Ont, and that he was thrown from the
train by circus employee
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
LIE sIIEuR MINN

Two hoys, s and IA years old, sons of
James Wilburth, were drowned in Milwaukee
river. e -, s. < ..y 2tFl *
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
MASON CITY, IOWA

Charles Kepley, living on the shore of Clear
lake, met a tragic death yesterday. His
nephew fell overheard and Kepley rescued
him After the boy had been safely deposited
in the boat, Kepley suddenly sank to the bot
The body was recovered. His wife was pros
trated by the shock and is in a critical con-:
dition, ... ..-s p. 49,.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
CAsSELTON, n. d.

Charles CarIovisky, while sitting on a bridge
south of Casselton, was struck by freight ON
the Great Northern. His head was, cut and
body badly bruised. 5ss e 3s#
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
= knights of Columbus,
:. T. n-~, AuDusf 12-17 1902

<;Put-in-Bay, August 1917, 1902.
q. Only one fare for the round trip via Chi
caro- Great Western Railway. Tickets on
sale August 1913. Good to return Aug.
18th. For further information inquire OF
I. G. Rains, Agent, Cor. Nicollet Ave. and
5th St., Minneapolis, .- y" gs s..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
CROOKsTON, MINI.

Martin Oleson, a bachelor about 40 years
of age, attempted to commit suicide. He cut
his throat with a razor and tried to cut the
I veins in one OF his wrists. lie was despond-
ent over a. love affair. ,.-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
BILLINGS, MONT,

I j. w. Perry, known throughout the eastern
Montana cattle ranges as .'Black Perry a
notorious cattle rustler, was shot and killed
by James Haynie, foreman' Of the Hysham
Cattle companr, at Sander station.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
HELENA, MONT.

The s,,nrenne court has reversed the action
Of the court OF Silver Bow county in deny
ing to the Anaconda company an Injunction
the. snow Bird mining claim at Butte. The
case is rernanded to the district court for a
new trial. - fs.,s.a a. %sIzsE s,.s4
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04

George Williams was instantly killed by
lightning. He was driving In his field and one
of his horses was also killed. ~ s.g4 j
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04

Il Does your building require a new roof?
See w. s. Mott co. Tel. 376.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
A Good Opportunity.

Presents itself but once in a life time.
Yours may be on the Journal want page
to-day. Hs1sa. r > -'z5'>.' p. .''-.-" =
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
CAMPAIGNING THE FIRST
Senator Knatvold and Party q
Supporters at Wascca.

WASECA, MINN.-Senator Knatvold. H. A.
Morgan, H. H. Dunn and ten others from
Albert Lea were here to-day on their way
east, campaigning through the first district.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
HILL CITY, s. ID. &

Edward Daily was knocked down to by two
tramps and relieved of $40. t,s
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
EDITORS IN CoPPERDoM
Northern Minnesota Association Men
ON Their Trip.

NOTGncFn N11HHebOtft ASSOcAalkOH tNcH
ON Their Trip.
@ HOUGHTON, MICH. H.--Members OF the
Northern Minnesota Editorial Association
arrived at, Houghton ats o'clock aboard
the Iroquois. They were received by G..
H. Kelsey, editor of the Mining Gazette,
and committee of citizens After break
fasting at the Douglas House they board
ed special for a trip to Dollar bay,
and lake Linden, to visit the "smelts,
then on to the mines at Calumet: The
trip has been very enjoyable so far.
sPEARFIsH, $. d.
The state normal school will open Sent. II
for the new school year. It will he better
portunities to students desiring to fit them
selves for teachers or for. college courses: The
ladies' dormitory is running, and rooms may
be obtained for SIS for the school year. Boare
at the dormitory is $2.1O a week. Young mer
may board at the doInitory, but are not per,
i've demand for real estate in Spearfsh thi:
year.. and several important transfers have
been made since jan. l. Many persons from
Deadwood and Lead have been purchasing
residence property here, and there has beer
an influx of eastern people.-D. C. Booth, su
and James Pike have returned from Yellow
stone park, where they gathered several hun
dred thousand fish spawn for the Spearfsl
hatchery. Fish in the lakes and streams o
Yellowstone park are affected with worm
| and unfit for use. This Is due to the water
and the affection does not extend to tn
spawn. The hatchery here will turn gu
more fish than ever this year for distribution
| in South Dakota, Nebraska and western Mon
| tana. % -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
STORMS OF3WIND AND HAIL
Four Counties In North Dakota Hit
A Hurricane at Ltshan

Four Counties In North Dakota Hit
"a Hurricane at Lisbon.
"A JAMESTOWN, N. p.--Reports indicate that
the hailstorm which swept over Foster, Stuts-
man, Barnes and Ransom was very destruc-
tive Near kensal space twelve miles long
and six miles widesMas damaged. Hail also
destroyed the crops of several farmers ip
the vicinity Of spiritwood and Eckelson. Be-
tween Nome and Kasberg on the Casselton
branch of the Northern Pacific, great dam
age is reported by hail and wind. There
was a terrific windstorm in the vicinity of
EngleVale and telegraph poles were blown
down and crops ruined by hail near there
and Buttzvile. The same storm seems to
have done all the damage 1t lifted in places
ana passing over left miles Of grain here and
there along Its path unharmed. The storm
started. in, Foster county. 80
LISBON, N. D.-Lisbon was the center OF
fearful hurricane and destructive hailstorm
crops within an area extending ten or more
miles northwest to- many miles south, and
i've miles wide, are totally destroyed In
places even the prairie grass Is swept off
Barns and zouthouses in all directions were
wrecked, and dwelling houses damaged. 81 All
windows on the north side of buildings were
shattered by hail, and houses were flooded
by the torrent of rain which fell. ..
In Lisbon hardly building escaped dam.
age The big new schoolhouse, Horton:
hotel, Chicago store andzother buildings were
unroofed.T The large plate glass windows
facing east in the First National bank were
shivered' and the weather signal pole carried
away. r..'., Il e. .%s-
Massive oak trees were twisted off ant
flung upon the dwellings; sections Of woodel
sidewalks were carried away and the sta
tion platform thrown beyond the track. %
Stock Is scattered and thousands of chick
ems and birds were killed. The storm wa
never equaled in fury since the settlement
of Ransom county. 80. ,-- T. H. !
-. N..'r. --g e., r, .5.,1 = =.
! MORGAN, MINN.-A 4seshailstorm. accom-
panied by heavy wind passed through tn
county four miles south of this place, de
stroying all grain that had not been cut
Farmers were about one-third through har
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
vacation Tours. .

Frank Thompson, miner, was killed by
fpiy, E d Z
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04

MADISON, WIs.-Governor La Toilette
was unable to go to Camp Douglas to review
the, First regiment, Wisconsin National
Guards to-day, owing to pressure of work
III III tne once. and the date Of the review will
be postponed to Thursday or Friday Of this
week. = :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04

H. P. Packard, of Redheid, has headed on
a report that he will stand again for the
legislature, by declaring he has no inien-
ton of becoming candidate for any political
position whatever. Pack will be missed
at Pierre, and should the capital removal fight
break out, as seems highly probable, 1t IL
safe to say he will be in the vortex in some
capacity or other. Redfeld wants the capital
and Packard knows how to get things.
''@' e. C. Torrey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14

FOR SALE-Several good bottom farms
III BHtler kinsman. Sedgwic< and
HarFer counties
An exceot 0uaLIv well improved stock
farm az 5N acres e bottom land. two
ssIs OF Improvements, close 10 town
having TWO railroads
ore frst-Clsss 9-FoCm house. IL ex-
cellelt condition; is paying 20 per cent
aft Oh price.
Several choice ranches. Also large
quantity CT uniuDrCveC land az low
prices g. p. EULLfNGT0N.
Rooms - and - Vinne Building.
E-tf
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MUSICAL SCHOOLS.
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FOR SALE-A valuable claim. in Wood
ward county ga miles from town on
Santa Fe railroad. VIII exchange FOR
acre PROPERTY Cam OF address "a
room s. Fourth National Bank building.
AN5chstG. Kan -5-r-
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NOTICE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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FoP TRADE.
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FOR TRADE-Open higgy FOR wood or
COW feed. SO South Market.
73-sun-H ed-tri-sun-stx
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CLASSIFIED
WANTS


FOR SALE
IaI- Petite, 4 rooms, barn. zee feet, S55a
- Ste-eIiS. 5 rooms. = feet. $50
- y Mead, rooms, - feet. ss5l-
Est DEAN GORDON
FOR sALE-I57 \. Topeka. S rooms, .
feet. S,eee. Reese 4 Co, IL East 1st
street zs-tf
FOR SAI.E,-Fsy sites Bros. & alexander
Fourth National Bank building;
5oc ;. LaE'rence. s-roonl, 2-story resi-
dence. with - feet, S2.-54-
i 5-Toom cottage tueW). barn and leJ
feet. n ninth block on South Market,
a 5-room cottage in ninth block on
North Market Ss5t.
a 7-room. 2-story house, n tenth block.
North Waco. sl-s5e-
4 7-r00m cOttsge all modern. in sixth
block Oh North Waco, s-.ltf'-
4 Groom cottage I'll mCdern, IN eighth
block or North Waco. sea
/ cottage Of & rooms. IN seventh block
OF South Market. east front. N.3a.
= t-roow, --stoFy residence. in n1e
shape, on Park Place, - feet ground,
Sfea
\ nne. S-room. nOoern house. in fine
location, - feet, east front; can give
terms 70 suit on this property. Price,
1856
\ nne. s-room, modern house on law
renee avenue, east front. 50 feet. $500.
\ nice, 4-ro0m cottage. In 18th block on
Sites BROS. < ALEXANDER.
Fourth National Bank Building.
FOR sALE-l617 Park Place, . feet and
cottage, s, 20. Reese & Co. IL e First
street. 54-tf
FOR SALE-A $4,000 inside properly for
ss,ego. Ask Reese x Co. about it.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
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E E HAMILTON. N D
rs East Douglas aveuus CBitting block.
thi-d doorl. Take elevator - Market
street entrance
Preetiee limited to Eye. Ear. Nose ans
Threat
J. c. DORSET. i. D.
10 West Douglas Avsuns-
Practice limited 70 Diseases OF the Ere.
Ear. Nose and Throat
= FRANRIIN. GsELL. N D
lie East Douglas avenue
Practice limited 70 Diseases Of the Eye.
Ear. Nose and Thrcat-
Telephone Numbers-Oaice. > on 81.
residence. 2 OF So
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MIscELIANEous

49, - - - - - - -
REAL ESTATE NOTICE-Ths last steer
has been ropet and we viii now de-
vote our time TO business, aud VIII TOT
rope you IN. hut WiI treat sou fssr-
We nave bargains in ranches. forms
homes and vacant lots Give Us cali
and II you have anythiug - sell list Go
with Us. Johnson - Nichols rooms
and s. over IL +. Douglas I-it
II YOU WANT a hone cheaa rar eazn.
II you want 10 buy home C. monthly
payments
i YOU want some cheap lots.
If YOU want fire Insurance
i YOU want tornado insurance
n you want 10 sci your property.
= yon want plans and specifications 70
Guild home.
II you want 70 borrow money
See the q h Spencer Realty Co. No
II East Douglas. l2s-t9
FOR CHEAP FARMS AND RANCHES.
take train on MuiVane extension To-
toidWater. ComauChe Co. KAN fare
$ SO. Parties mex III depot BIZ appoint
n,ent II Won buy a farm or ranch your
Farms and ranches. from a acres to
1000. from g q s. per acre.
For further Information. write
~ BARLOW REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. ColcW1ter. Kan. -5-5tX
SCHOOL OF PHRENOLoGY. PALMS
try. AsfroiQgJ. EsEC lolnetrs- Gl1irsly P
auce, Readings. Instructions. aeliuel-
lions daily. Glasses f8r derafonuent-
Pupils and patrons i1 any state or
couutrT Instructed 5y mani No letters
answered without return stamp A1-
dress Institute of Pautheraphy. 3l7-5
SedswicR building. Nich-ta- Kansas.
Att NTION. HoRsEMEN have ore
uL the best coming thTee-y ear-1ld colts
in kansas for sale. Has shown GUAR
ters ID s. seconds. sired hr AlaXrF E--
dam. luHperirA. ~ Clipper s.rosas-
C4ll ol OF address SOM EuLrvr. lafs X.
Wlter Street Vicente. kan 7a-ltE
Do XoU WANT 4 STOCK EAEM IN
hlNGAiAN COT MY .-kur rle i1st
four months We nave made d sne-laf
effort 10 lisL ai The ranches Tor s-le ll
southern kansas, ala especially IN
kilgman county we have The 1nest
aud most complete lsl 20 choose from
OF any real estate arm ID southern
NaEsa AN are well w1terel. have
splendid succUle0t grasses mach o.
them age good wheat. Alfalfa ana cora
lands. l-ceiT located as 10 Taiiraat. ftcii-
ltles. improved and unlmprot ed srl llg
in size tr1m SO 90 s.stC acres Posses
sieA can - sir2 " eArr. -l f-
ere -iEht. Grass iau.is are Bound 81 il-
crease De value rlslt 1letE -o-lcD
favorable location OF hiugnl1 cf--lrF
on map Remember. We nave -le lt
WUlere1 clnts in hansaS, Lnaas-ll
acres &c sIo-trrlE2red land Use climate.
rlcIty ~ fruil. and Az the cr-Feli-aces
~ civilization Ire cof-ats 81 un more
the aQuze ~ tne lo1z-hpra. e-t
stocked with the most. improved aTzfl-
All our sta-k farms have plenty ~ land
in cultivation for raising ffi ID nlr
co1tounQ Is with western kansas. l-tt
come l2 50 Us, q Nflle ee-
srrllrIpns. tpr prices aai sptlse
ctta iaGf1e. write EIaaE tfflHse-i
Manager of hir-raan county -fi1fli 1.-
L@H company. hf1Er-al. ran a-tl
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cLAIRvoYaMT.

CLAINVUTAHI
SPIRIT WORLD llsHtrE go
hear troU loved C-s ana
ceiFe ctr@r Valuable infe-rns- l4a..
past present ard lltEre. 1rees arel-
rsts.r described false ~ tr- aa Pre-
road o. ~-lre-ss DCIn-eI OR -l tll
60 consult rlis gifted medium JEr-tr
ruGer. Na. ~ = N4i1 street tf,A
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CAS SIEIED
WAN 7 S
900


FOR SAE.E-A farm Of Ieo acres. miles
from city. f5reiy improved sever
r-illlrs stTes Al u wafer RAINING tilroE n
RE farrn- two wells GT TyatH-. convent
eutiT SiEE4teG or .iie place coed
house u rooms barl for II or u
horses. All necessary cur Dulialrsss 81
acres II E1ea i acres III Alfalfa. IN
closed with vsqyar wire felce - sC-cs
In pasture. 81 acres ii grass; me
orchard. "a bearing close 10 school.
Price, SO r,sr acre AlcNicrl x KEY.
Sheets building 79-4L
FOR SALE OR ADE-Farm. one-haff
mile soath " Jefferson, O. T. ". r
Reeves Owner. Wichita sl-tf
FOR REET-s49 acres OF land. near L.
than. IN Butter county. Kansas. All
fenced, living water. > acres in cultiEa-
ton. 5-roon house. H W Morgan.
sy3 Sedgwick block. 7i-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14

FOR SALE-If YOU want 20 buy a farm.
H. v0u want 70 buy ranch, II YOU want
To buy city pr0perty-cau or us We
have Il large list OF farms. ranches and
city property, quite u number OF which
are bargains Take stock Yards car.
SET on al Eighteenth street come and
se rs. or phone 1.-TWO rings. North
End Realty Co.. 1873 y. Lawrence.
5--t
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LOST

LOST.
LOSL-Near Union stock yards, one
plush lap robe; green, with brown elk S
mead Also one pug dog, blind in left
eve. Liberal reward for return Of same
or information leading 70 their recovery.
John &. Williams, 10 y. aain street
U-4tI
LOST-At Auditorium, or between Audi
tO-lum and Main. on First. q pocket
book Return 70 Mammoth Barn. and
receive reward. SIX
LOST-Pearl brooch. with diamond: either
GARFIELD hall or on South AIain street
Liberal reward If LETT at Fourth Ma
tional bank 75-srx
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FOUND.
sIRAYED.
TAKEN LIP.

>-~~-~~~--O-~--~--~------
TAKEN UP-SmaU. brown horse. with
part of harness and blanket on. owner
call lS-4 /. Central. 77-ltx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14

FOR SAIE-FarTns and ranches We
would inviLe anyone contemplating pur-
chasing O. farm or ranch IL call nd
SEQ as. as oar lists are complete and
varied Con give YOU any kind ~
farm 0r ranch. and III any part OF the
Ceuutry- Prices are right Call ~ sou
Want q bargain Stttes Bros e AleEal-
der, Eourlh National Bank Building
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14
STORAGE.

STORAGE - Terms reasonable orick
wareroOu, clean srd dry. household
goods and pianos a specially o. D.
Barnes. 40 Z. Douglas avenue. I8S-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14

FOR SALE,-A ranch farm, 81 acres. in
Pratt county. 169 acres in cultivation.
most ali bottom watered by NinnesCah
river and neyer-faLing spring. Broom
hause. 5-roam tenant house. large barn
cattle sheds, feed lots, - acres hog
pasture. in alfalfa. ~ acres ready 20
seed 20 alfalfa this spring. 8 acres In
orchard and vineyard, close 10 town Of
1.5oo population, S,599. I. Hough. % +.
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