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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28
TWO HANGED FOR
MURDER OF CASHIER
KEEPER and Rowe Pay The Penalty for
the Killing Of Mr.. Ryan
tured by a Posse.

sr and X. Rowe were hanged at 1870 this
morning in the presence OF 1900 persons
Rowe and KEEPER for several years
worked In and about the mines at Ly-
kens Pa. During the morning OF March
-. last they visited the Halifax National
Bank of Halifax this county and with
drawn revolvers demanded of Cashier
w. Ryan the cash in the vault
They quickly gathered into telescope
satchel the loose money I'm the cash draw
er. amounting 20 about 5000
While one OF them was fastening the ld
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28
DEATH SUDDEN

An old man. supposed to be William
Charlesworth. father OF William j.
Charlesworth, OF l76 Eastwood avenue.
Olneyvile dropped dead In house In the
rear OF 222 North Main street this az
ternoon.
came from the Soldiers home. Bristol,
today
lie was evidently taken i'll suddenly, for
he reeled from North Main street down
to Miss Annie Germans tenement and
asked 20 be taken i'm for a few minutes.
Miss German put him on a bed. from
which he fell to the floor and died almost
tne
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28

of the satchel he laid his revolver on the
cashiers desk
Mr. Ryan seized the weapon and in a
desperate struggle which ensued between
the desperadoes and the cashier for pos
session OF the revolver the cashier was
shot IN the breast dying several hours
later.
Persons living near the bank were at
tracted by the shooting and Rowe and
KEEPER were captured by "A posse OF ctl-
zens and turned over 10 the authorities.
Within two weeks they were tried and
convicted OF first degree murder. Frank
H. Ssoley. an accomplice pleading guilty
as an accessory ana was sentenced 10 ten
years In prison
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28
GOING TO SOUTH AFRICA

Halifax, n. s., Jan. 2s.-The second de-
tachment OF the Canadian Rifles and the
Tenth Field Hospital Corps embarked on
the troop ship Victorian today for South
Africa.
The corps were played through the
streets by the militia bands and the Royal
Canadian Regiment Band and guard OF
honor were az the embarkation pier I'm
tho dock yard The steamer sails this
afternoon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28
He MAY DIE.
Doyle Fell Into Dye Vat and
Was Badly ScaIdsd.

Bernard Doyle. so years old, employed
by the Samuel Fitch Manufacturing COM
1:l5 this afternoon and was terribly scad-
ed from his feet to his shoulders.
He was brought To the Rhode Island
hospital. IL is feared his burns are such
that he cannot survive.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28
HAD A CARGO OF SAL MON

Victoria. r. c.. Jan. 2S.The ship Red
Rock. news OF the finding Of wreckage Of
which has been received from Alberni
lett here on Nov % with so.la cases OF
British Columbia salmon consigned 90
Bondon She was owned I'm Glasgow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28
MANY LIVES ENDANGERED

South Ashburnham, Mass, Jan. IS
More than n score of lives were cndan-
gered by n fire which burned the Mansion
House here early today. but all escaped
injury although some did not have time
10 dress A dwelling house near the
hotel also was destroyed.
The total loss is placed at $4,000 with
narIlnI Insurance
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28
HIS LEG FRACTURED.

Fred Foster employed AZ the Charles
street round-housc. fell this afternoon and
sustained compound fracture of his
right les. below the knee. lie vas treat
"a AZ tho Railroad Emergency hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28
ENGINEER
LOST HIS
LIFE.
Express Train Ran Into Switch
ing Engine in Front Of The
Oneida Station.

Syracuse, ~ Y. Jan. 2S.-second section
of train l6 y. Y Central Limited, east
bound. about 10 a. m. today struck the
Oneida switch engine, standing on track
No. ] ia front OF the Oneida station.
Both engines and much OF the station
were demolished. The engineer OF the
limited. Dorsey Welch of Albany, was
KILLED.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28
HELD ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of tho stockholders
OF tho American Wruger company was
held in tho Banigau building this aiter-
noon The meeting VAS long one and
directors were elected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28

ON and after Feb. hrst. the STOCK or
the BOSTON Climax Mining Co. whic,, has
bean selling 81 the special price ~ Toe on
the dollar. will positively he advanced 10
20c. orders received before said date will
max Mining 60. W v. harrington. Gen.
ersl Agent St3 Banissn Building Provi-
dence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28
ro.cuRE a colo IN ONE oAv.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL X falls
TO cure. h. w. Groves signature Is
on each box csc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28
AMENDMENTS TO
The CONSTITUTION.
CONTINUED from Page onel

would he benefited by taking one OF the
two representatives from the Tenth ward.
The act was referred 10 the committee
on special legislation
BY the same member was also introduced
a second amendment 20 the constitution
providing for the election of q president
OF the senate. who shall take the place
and fulhll the duties of lieutenant COVER
nor in case OF the lstter's Illness. absence
from the state. refusal to act or death.
IL was referred to the committee on
special legislation.
The calendar was next taken up. the
only article thereon being substitute A,
an act In amendment OF chapter l42 of
the Public Laws. passed May 1st. 1895,
being AN act relating 10 the election of
certain officers and holding a financial
town meeting In the town OF North Provi-
dence"
Mr. ogden of North Providence urged
the passage OF the measure but Mr.. Cor
Coran OF Pawtucket offered an amend
ment a. ia time of holding town meetings.
After remarks by Mr.. Rich OF East Provi-
dence Dr Garvin OF Cumberland and
Judge Johnson OF Foster, the bill was
rrcummitted TO the judiciary committee
FOR amendment
MIR Clarke Of Newport presented a
resolution adopted by the Master Horse
shoers' Local No. 1884, of that city. IL en-
dorsed the bill TO regulate the practice
Of horse shoeIng in that city and was re-
ferred 90 the judiciary committee.
Or Garyin OF Cumberland introduced
an act permitting towns and cities Go
adopt the single tax system by local op-
ton; referred to the judiciary commit
tee.
or CIVIL ACTIONS.
Mr. Curtis % Providence introduced an
act in amendment OF chapter 233 Of the
General Laws cor civil Actions ~ Under
The present law Judge of the supreme
court after a years lime can strike from
The docket amy action in which the part
los Intentionally or unintentionally fail
to- appear Local attorneys believe that
certain member of the supreme bench is
cudcaV0ring to act arbitrarily in the mat
ter by giving notice 90 that effect iu min-
cor form in only one local publication.
The proposed act prcciudes striking
case from the docket without due houh-
cation to The parties directly Interested
and their attorneys and permits such
striking from the docket only 10y mutual
assent
The act was referred to the judiciary
committee and VIII be- reported back Ia
vorahly 10 be- promptly passed. This s.
but the opening wedge or proposed action
on the tapis in regard 20 a certain mem
her of the supreme bench who is said to
have given umhrare a. the powers that
hc aud legal member or tho house
thinks hc is destined 10 take his place.
ft fhe way. the Democrats propose Go
Introduce during the week resolution
giViug the governor veto power.
The senate act dividing The town of EN-
eter into cieht highway districts was re-
ported back by Mr. Bentley and passed
as enCrossed the house then adjcurning
until the usual hour, tomorrow.
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sEx-d dividend
COLO, NICKEL AND COPPER

xBid in for stock on which no DIVIDEND
I'm liquidation has been paid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-28
H0x York Staeks.

Reported by FLETCHER & TAPPAN,
street floor. BanIgan Building.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21

FOR SALE-By Reese & Co.:
Six-room house and so feet. east front.
in the first block on Ohio avenue 81 400.
Five-ro0m. new cottage and 6sxif0 feet.
in the third block on West Central ave
nue., cement walks, sewer connection.
81 .250. Immediate possession.
SiX-rOom. new cottage and 2-story barn.
50x140 feet fine shade, cement walks.
elegantly finished. a complete home. in
the 18th block on Jackson. This is a
snap al So
A fine building site. facing north. on
East Douglas avenue. lots just east
Of Hydraulic avenue. Price. $40 for the
two.
1o9x2O1 feet on First street. vacant
facing south and east Of Hillside on
College Hi. for the small price OF -.
Six-room cottage and 50x140 feet. Ia the
4th block north. on MARKET street. Price.
s.. 200.
A 3-story business block paying 10 per
cent on 81, 600.
Business lot. close IN. on West Douglas
avenue. for few days al s. 90.
A 3-story business block on Douglas
avenue Will rent for 1900 per annum .
price. 1880. REESE & CO.
Phone 127. IL East First St
70-ft
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| Wish to Thank

Ny many customers for their liberal
patronage during the past year, and as
sure you the same courteous treatment
in the future. Ny cigar parlor is
equipped in finer style than any place Of
its kind in the southwest. Everything
that appeals to the fastidious smoker viii
be found here. The finest line of Domes-
tic and Imported Cigars, Egyptian. Turk
ism and Domestic Cigarettes. Smoking
Tobacco and the finest billiard and pool
room in Wichita. Lovers of social card
games, such as whist. pitch. etc, viii
find a most comfortably equipped room
for their pleasure.
endeavor TO keep courteous and genial
clerks. and my one aim is 10 please all
and do my share towards increasing the
happiness OF all.
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Dancing.

Prof NJ F. Hartmans dancing acad-
envy, 2ll-215 East Douglas avenue. All the
latest society dances taught. Classes
Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays
Children class Saturday from TO .
Social dance Wednesday night. Music by
Prof. Blume. Private lessons by appoint
ment 36-e-o-d-tf
What shall I get husband. brother or
Fred for Christmas Why, box Of
cigars. They'll like IT, Welsh's cigar
parlor is the place TO get EN-. Best goods.
largest assortment. lowest prices. 5O-1t
We clean ana press your clothes for 81
a month. Elite Eeep-U-Neat Club. 107
South Main. 1S-su-tu-tf
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80. MInsIsM.s sootnIna sYrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
ali PAIN. CURES WIND COLIC and il
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists n every part OF the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. WlnsloW's
Soothing SyrGp' and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cent? 4 bottle.
See the beautiful display Of Battenburg
point lace handkerchiefs and embroid-
cry at the Vienna bakery, 25O North Main
street. 3O-ltX
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GUS A. Miller Art c,

Has the latest in fine pictures, and
special prices for the holiday trade. 49,
North Main, phone 767- 30-St
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FOR SALE-A sVecial barzzi1 r. n 60.
fr1nt residence. on <orrh Market nrot
err ard in Ere condition. E.5ac
4 room east fT0nf re.fdsnce. - 81
Francs rlrse 81 &c
4 5--ccrr east fro-s cottage. o. Sher-
Trzr arf~1ss fh.e Wesk 3 -
a 5-rrcr1 cs-raEe. nzst frruf. cicsa -
or North Water q nap ~ III
e Groom saEr front crr-zre 81 -
Francis resr Iuriock g. -
= fref east f-r-r south - Trf-t -
WCshl-E-1- -s- reI r.
4 wei improved lc-scre frsr- ~ tar-
gain
s. acres solns re csfy &C. iarl =
sod AZ once * -sr acre
4 ueil ln praVec 80 zer-s. = -i-s o1t
e sap ~
4 e." s-ocs % Er1c~rsss czse zr--ls
u eErta-rs fcr city property
II " EElf5AEE & CO
ST. zS Man S--=s.
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To Buy
at Xmas
To Wear
Any Time

Any of the following articles,
of which we are showing large
and varied assortment, would
make a gift which would be
appreciated at this time of year:
Silk Umbrella.
Fine Ascot Scarf.
Dress Mufher
English Groat.
New Dress Gloves-in Adler,
PERKINS, or Townes' English
make. in all shades.
E. & w. Dress Shirt; have
them in four styles.
A Box of E. & W. Collars or
Cuffs.
One of our Elegant Derbies or
Soft $500 Hats.
House jacket.
White Vests-double and sim
gle breasted; also full dress.
Club Bag.
Dress Suit Case.
Suspenders; solid silver buck
les, silk weddings, in beautiful
shades.
A great many other articles
which would be appropriate.
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Notice is hereby given the public that
I have purchased all Of Chas Z. Gal
leghers interests in the Lopez Remedy
Co, together with All accounts due said
company and an the formulas for making
al Of said remedies. All accounts are due
and payable 10 me only.
tSisnedl mo. a. RIGGS.
So-it Manager Of the Lopez Remedy Co.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Severai house, with small
payments down. o. L. Drake &c
Whine building. i8-sun-tf
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Cattle

For sale Seventeen white face year
ling heifers, high grade. Liberal time on
payments
3O-lt l. p. CAMPBELL. Biting Block
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sAEEs-
MEDICAL
PERSONAL.

-
PERStl use our harmless
remedy for delayed menstruatlon. h
cannot fail. Trial free. Paris Chemical
Co, Milwaukee. Wis
fs-if 2. y. Il. II. Is
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining IN the nos,
oHice at Wichita. Kan. uncaued for. for
the week ending December y. In calling
Tor any Of these letters. say that you saw
them advertised. giving the date:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21

Attend Wichita Business College. Var
Building. Is-ll6 North Market St H-tf
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John, what do you want for Christmas?
Why. go to Welsh's cigar parlor and get
the finest line i'm the city and viii make
you the best price. 30-1t
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FOR SALE
Very pretty 7-room cottage. bath barn
east front 4th block north. g 80
Residence. rooms, new. up-t0-date
Improvements. including furnace lnrz.
barn. le9 feet. east. front. "a block
north
Stylish. new cottage, s rooms. furnace.
hot and cold water. porcelain bath. san
itaTy closet. cellar. desirable location 8
blocks north.
Two beautiful lots IN 9Th block. y. To-
Ueka- Es each
Nine east front lots. on College FErl
one block from car line. 80 each
20 acres rich bottom land 8 mile from
car line. - per acre.
81 acres. only 8 miles from Douglas ave
nue.. IN Little river. So Pc acre. In
proved.
Nine acres. on South Seneca street
near site II Orient shars = 20
"A quarter sections deed land N Okla
homa. lo5 miles from So lchits
Slx-roor cottage. good repair. in TIA
block. -. Emporia avenue
4 q DICKSON.
3l-lt over ~ z Douglas
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FOR SALE
16l5 Park Place, 1880.
1912 :. Central. 8 500
AS Moser college HilD. 1900.
Two 4-room houses. y. Topeka $50
GEO. 2. CAMPBELL. 503 " Main
30-3t
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EuE SALE
~ l7th 1iac<. Z yaco. Z -oo-s ~ -
- Norlh - &1sf - sd A. r1rs.
E-x DEAN GORDON.
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We clean and press your clothes for 81
8 month. Elite keep-U-Neat Club. 107
South Main. 1S-su-tu-tf
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CLASSIFIED
w 7 s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Continued from Fifteenth Psge.)
FOR seyen-room house. barn,
fruit and shade 4 bargain. Owner
leaving city. u2s s Main street
117-we-fr-su-tt
FOR sALE-House. { rooms, to move:
now located south Of Wichita and West
ern railroad.
For Sale-SOuthwest corner OF Fern and
Hancock.
For sale-Two sets choice lots: one I'm.
corner. Maple. east Of Seneca.
For Sale-Iwo fine lots. Maple street
between Fern and Eliza beth.
For Sale-Ten choice lots on University
avenue.
For particulars call on
ALLISON & DICKSON.
Colt 212 Sedgwick Building.
Aorl-T,ut n shrdl cmfwypupj
FOR SALE-One 4-room cottage. 100 feet
ground. one S-room house. with city
water and bath. For sale by owner.
Address Owner. TO-" care Eagle.
S-u
FOR RENT-Three-room cottage. on
Main and Pine street. H. NJ. Grafton
S-hx
FOR SALE-New 5-room cottage. 80 feet
rents IS; price, $500 o. l. Drake. with
The Home Loan Co. rooms 20 and I'll.
Winnie block. ls-tf
FOR sALE-Four- room house. four lots
for 500, IL sold by the first OF year.
1916 Woodland avenue. west OF Little
river. SIX
FOR SALE-A fine home near Hillside
and Douglas. 10 by 800 feet. with an
abundance Of the choicest fruits. con-
sisting of pears, peaches, etc, for 1900:
part time.
4 nice little Groom property on Eagle
street, for $3.50; S7lt feet.
30-1t FRED w ISRAEL
FOR SALEBy owner. new Groom
cottage y Topeka. Sl,050. o. L. Drake.
30 Whine building. 1s-sun-,f
FOR SALE-Southwest corner Oak and
Lawrence. S-room, modern house and
6-room cottage. Reese z Co. IL &.
First street 1os-su-tu-th-tf
FOR SALE
New 5-room cottage. 30 feet. east front.
AHA4 4~AiANbl-4s ba4 ANtthd Ills - NtiN
cheap, Sl,150.
Four-room cottage, blocks corner
Douglas and Main. on good street, $50.
New 5-room cottage, 80 feet, llth block,
s. Lawrence, s, $50.
Eight-room house. 20 feet. barn, fruit:
will rent for S12. $3.50
number OF 1900 homes; 800 cash and
monthly payments.
100 feet. 7th block. S. Topeka. $500.
80 feet. 10th block. y. Emporia. $3.50.
80 feet, 18th block, S. Market. needs 40
filling, S21S. GEO. c. HENRY.
30-1tx IS2 n Main
FOR SALE
Cottage homes in good order. on
monthly payments $50 to $50 down.
Good bargains and low prices
HARTFORD WESTERN LAND CO.
Sedgwick Block. lis z. First Street.
qnet
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FOR SALE-Cheap. s-room house. 30 feet
fruit. shade trees. 81 900, 424 y. Mill
wood avenue.
Four lots on South Lawrence avenue
between Norris and Lincoln streets
Six lots on corner OF Gilbert street and
Emporia avenue.
Properties in all parts Of the city
J. G. MILTNER REALTY CO.
Room 32e. Biting Block
2j-6tx
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ERSOMkl


PERSONAL was saved from consumn-
ton AFTER nv case had been pronounced
incursbie and hopeless ~ eminent ply
sicians n you are suffering from this
dread disease snd viii write me ! VIII
gladly tell you how 70 was done at
home Ny sole object Is 70 DO Of some
benefit to humanity. Rev. Melvin l..
Peden. Pastor Church OF Christ 10
Stone St, Gibsonhurg. o. 2-2i-lt
PERSONAI~-Midwife graduate Of I'm
periai College. Cologne, Germany.
twenty years successful practice 10
America. Home for ladies' before and
during confinement Ra hies boa rded
and homes found when desired. Address
Mrs. A Il. Miller. 5,2 Wynoaa avenue
corner East Second street. Phone 81.
Ie-l7.r
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Cattle

For sale. seventeen wntte-face year
Ing heifers. high grade an IN calf 10
registered Hereford bull Liberal time on
payments. In Wichita
3o-lt T. p. CAMPBELL. Biting Block
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co to Gus A. Miller Art Co..
For up-to-date picture framing, 352
north Main; phone 767 3o-3t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21

Go to Gus A. Miller Art Coz
For fine oil paintings and pictures
framed To order at special prices S52
North Main phone 76- S9-3t
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ABsTRAcToRs

c. B. QUINCY
ABSTRACTS or TITLE
once. iN North Main Phone sc.
judgement certificates IN District Court.
if5-s1-t u-th-tf
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Purity Handy Kitchen

wee Ee1xas Av~-as. r-
~ssl . sz=k o csza-res
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21

Is the place for fine pictures and up-to-
oate picture framing New soods just ar
rived So North Main. phone rs. so-st
One Of the most priacle things in n.
Sord is the autu2l disappointment OF .
Nau and vife ~ y N-aei.iy.
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FOR SALE
1916 Woodland, new 4-room cottage. sta
bic 100 feet. worth $3.50. Must have
money; viii sell this week for $50
IS feet, southeast corner Division and
Ida avenue, cement walk, curb: snap.
$500
40 lots in body on Hydraulic. opposite
Linwood park. snap. $50 each.
10 lots on Grove street. near Second $3.50.
10 lots on Moser, near Second. $3.50.
80 feet. on South Hydraulic. fine building
site, 1st block. $3.50.
100 feet, on Wabash and Tenth. fruit.
$3.50.
HOLLICKE & WATERBURY.
over Kansas National Bank
30-itx
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Viave-The ladies of Wichita VIII be
able To secure the Wave course Of treat
ment az $50 S Water. So-stx
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FOR SALE-Cn West side. - blocks
from Douglas. new k--ocr rl.farr
modern style Nth PANTRY an Closet
- feet east front. small barn. clicxcn
yard fenced. coal hc1Ee etc goo
walks. wei on porch Pre- tsc1. IL
r1rs ~ years Il per ce1-. nztarre
cash or VIII take horse and 1rErv rr
Few cows zs part pay. Cal O. or
address :. r. lsoltz- over - z DDrglSs
,-lf
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STORAGE.


sTORAGE-D Double brick. best and most
convenient. on paved street. Goods
packed for shipment. Fred Nenz Furni-
ture and Storage Co. 1851 F. Douglas.
New phone &L lE-fr-su-wc-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT z c..irsI.
rents Tor =. Inquire al First ard cha
t1DCua. nix
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STORAGE-LsrEsst and best storage
room IN the city we store pack and
repair furniture Call a. - s Emporis
for terms. Singer K DorBsn- ST
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sTORAGE-In dry. cool basement on
track Otto Weiss. 10 g. Mead
q snn-tf
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TYpEWRiTERs

TYPEWRITERs-B Bought. sold repaired
and rented AL mzKe- Sold on pay
ments. AiilisoE Office supply Co.
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