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The Delta independent., 1902-10-17
dmini.,-.tor.. Notice.

Estnte 81 Bruce Is Grisgs deceased.
The undersigned. having been nppo' 'p,.d adj
htn,tratri1 of the estate II bruce Is Grtgx. lat.
81 its county of Delta In the stat. of Colorado.
deceased. hereby gives notice that hc Will
npfear before the County TvgTt nf kaid Delta
county. at HE C"ur House IN nc!tR, In >i'd
c.hrNy, NJ the October term. i02 on the Ia II
Monday 10 october next. nt which time all per +.
sons having cinIn H.a IA :, s,d II. r., moi In.3
hhd requested 10 sucnd for the plrl,uSc of hay.
Ing the same adjusted All prrs.,ils indebted 10
payment 70 the undersigned
Dated ~ ! ella. Coloindo. this 2JId day Of Sep.
umber, A. u. lga
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Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTEBiOR,
LASD OFFICE AT MosrROsE CotI,uAn.
October I, 1907
Notice hhc'eby given that the following n, mrl
seuicr ms hled notice OF his Intention 10 mnkc
nnhl pfoni ~ support OF his claim and that mi
ptpoi VIII 10 made before Million Il Welrh
county )ndye and cx.oi'icio clerk at Delta. Delta
souh'y, Colorado. on November Is 1901 yiz,
CHARLES A. NEAL.
upon his dcclarR' ory statement Ma ,n, r,,
tor The southwest qua ter section i've
township thirteen south. range ninC,y. four west
Sixth principal meridian. ''"' "'''
Ile namcs the folowi ing witnesses To ntovo ii.
said land. VIZ: '' "'' '"''f"'oh oi
Cockrcl and Scoti Gesscrt, Mi OF c.d. ,nn''.
Delta county, COlopado. VI ''"'suRe'
DAVID II. CROSBY, Rcpistsr
FIRST pub. Oct. 10: last Nov H.
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Notice For PubIIcnsso.
nErHRTMrsT. or THE INrrp,or.

nhAHTMFST or THE INTERIOR
LAND oFficE MoNrRUsR, CoInHAbo [
N,,ic, 1. , Sept n, 1902
~ namsa se,.lrr has Med notice Of her intcn,i",S;
linn Sa "nsl PROOF ~ support Of her claim nj
ana s rccsiycr at Montrose. Colorado ON Snys,a Suer
Icr ky g Saoy w; IL, Emma !. Rhosdr, nIcn her
east northeast u southenu !. sec,a;s , p ~ mor,n
,h"". nnr,,, z northwest section 10. townahn '% X
ha, nr mnos te Following Witnesses 10 n,ov.
0f said land, viz "'''' III" cultivation
y,hrs hs' a. sntt'e Q. q: snitlc. 0iaths. Colorado
Colombo. W ""h"s' Montross.
ru.,, DAVID u. CROSBY. R.r,.,.,
''' '''"' ''to'"fJ i IIit iMb S"y-u,t,,
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION,

DEPARTMENT OF The INTERIOR
~. Sept, 10. ipu2
Notice !. hereby given that the following
named settler has cd notice Of hi. Intention 10
make hnal proof In support uf his clal,n nd thai
said proof VIII be made before Milton r. W,lch
county Judge and eS officio.cicrk at Delta Coo.
RADIO. IN October 2s. 1902 viz:
MAURICE ". BANTER
, southeast y. northeast !, s,uti,en,t u Sec
non anu northwest u southwest /. section Z
township 10, range % west Of 9th T. NJ
ne names the following witnesses 10 prove bi,
said land. VII! '"''' VI
I, A,cry Waymnn John Mccain rty. frans NJ
J. a. LAYTON. Register,
First pub Sept. 20: last pub. Oct "a
The Delta independent., 1902-10-17
Nssics for Publication.
bErAnrNLaI or rHE ISri Rias.
LAND UfticE At MoNIEu-r, CuLDn,po

UTTNNTNEAI OT TWT MT Hi0E. !
LAND UfticE At MoNIEo-r. CoLDu,po
Sept -. ig2.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow Ing.
hHinsd settler has fled notice Of his Intention la
make hnnl proof IN support 81 hi. ella IN md tha,
SAIL proof Will he made before Milton X WrIeh
county judge and cN-officlo clerk n. Delta
Colorado. on November I. 1872 VIZ
CLINTON Y MArLoCK.
upon his $. No 2li9. VI. scr.cs, for the y 1.
= ana ). W. y, 81 !, section VI town.
snip ~ south, range - west oh T. NJ
He names the following witnesses 10 proye bi.
said land, viz W
Charles Biunberg, Isaac A. Ward Her,
shr,c'cs. Cuinmiug Campbell. all Of Delta Col,
Oindo, W.
DAVID X CR'sby, Register
FNN Fub. Sept 20, last pub Oct n
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NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, that at
the general election to be held on tho
will be submitted to the anniided electors
Of the state OF Colorado the question. OF
amsnhIng ttIn constitution Of said state.
uo1' " found In Senate BAL 10. 80. sp-
The Delta independent., 1902-10-17
a Weak
Stomach

Indigestion Is often caused by over
eating. An eminent authority kays
the harm done thus exceeds that from
the excessive use OF alcohol. Eat all
the good food yea want but don over
load the stomach. A weak stomach
may refuse to digest what you eat.
Then you need q good digestant like
the wholesome tonics Kodol contains
soon restore health. Dieting unneoc
sary. Kodol quickly relieves the feel
ing OF fulness and bloatlng from
which some people suffer after meAls.
Absolutely cures Indigestion.
kod01 Natures ToNDo. -
Prepas-d only by y. &. DEWITT 4 co. .ChL aso
The o. bottle contains ~ tlmeN tbs S0c sisS-
The Delta independent., 1902-10-17

q municipal aud territorial part Of the
city and county OF Denver. together
with all property thereunto belonging.
The city and county of Denver shall
alone always constitute one judicial dis
tricI Df the state.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-17

county Of Denver SHAH be such ns by
appointment or election may be pro-
v!ded fo. by the charter: and the iuris-
dictoa. term of office. duties and quail
EcaiiuUS of all such officers shall be such
as In the chArter may De provided: but
every cnarter shall designate the officers
who "t;au respectively perform the acts
and Grtits required OF couuty officers to
be Cuup by the constitution or by the
gencrn Law. as far as applicable. II
any o:i!ltr OF said city and county OF
Denver shall receive any compensation
WhairNrr he she shall receive the
same rs stated salary, the amount of
whic!i "Iall he fixed by the charter. and
paid out OF the treasury of the city and
county of Denver III equal monthly pay
mCutS
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-24

housekeeper. The Instructions are as
follows:
Place in the center of the room a
dish containing about four ounces of
birthstone, sitting the dish or pot
in large vessel containing water, so
that the possible overfowing of the
burning mass may not injure the
carpet or set fire to the floor. After
removing from the room all such met
allie surfaces as might be affected by
the fumes, close every aperture, even
the keyholes, and set fire to the
birthstone. When four or five hours
have elapsed the room may be entered
and the windows opened for thorough
airing.
The remedy is guaranteed to rid
any room of all specimens of the
Clmex Lectularius. but due care must
be exercised not to get rid of the
house at the same time, and it is sug
gested that the application of the rem
edy is more effective when the lighter
bed coverings are removed and the
sulphur fumes are allowed to have
fair play with the mattresses and
pillows, and all parts of the bed frame.
There will be no need of tearing up
carpets or securing of floors because all
that is required of the person man
aging the campaign against the insects
is to place the sulphur in the water
lnclosed receptacle, set it aire and
for the next four or five hours have a
family celebration outside the death
chamber. Songs of praise for the
Agricultural Department might be
sung, or while the burning sulphur
IS Staying bedbugs by the thousands a
wild dance of 'all hands around =
would be appropriate TO such an au-
spicious occasion. New Orleans
States.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-24
LET THE BEDBUG BEWARE.

The Agricultural Department is
unquestionably the most benevolent
institution of our government, for
1t has constantly i'll mind the comfort
and welfare of the common people.
The department has just issued Cir
cular No. AZ, which is Of the greatest
public interest, because it relates to
the nature and habits of the Cimex
sLectularius, the name by which the
sbedbug is known in polite society, and
it will be observed from the name
that the blood thirsty insect is of
foreign origin, and in all probability
it's ancestors came over to this country
with Columbus and falling in love
with the country and its inhabitants
remained here when Columbus return
ed to Spain. Housewives can obtain
a copy of the circular by writing to
Secretary Wilson, who is very kind
ly man and ever ready to relieve hui
man distress.
The habits Of the insect are strictly
ncctural, and it feeds on the blood of
mankind. The circular calls atten-
tion to the fact that the Cimex Lee
tularius is noted for its cunning in
concealing itself, leaving the bed dur
ing the day and seeking seclusion in
the cracks of the bedstead or the floor,
or under loose wall paper, where it
manifests its greagious habits by col
lecting in large masses. The idea
which has prevailed for many years
that the bedbug has no wings at al"
has been exploded by the experts Of
the Agricultural Department, who
have established the fact that it has
wings, but they are of such rudi-
mentary character that they are of
little use. This IS very gratifying
information, because if the insect
could fly and thus be able to extend
tie sphere of its influence, life would
not be worth the living.
1t also shows that the bedbug is
the only insect in the world that has
velvet feet, they being softer and more
noiseless than those of a cat, and as
;mpalpable as the air. This accounts
for the fact that they can walk al
over sleeping man without arousine
him from his dreams. Their .beaks,
however, are tile instruments that dis
turb slulnber and infict pain, but thil
4 q matter too well known to warrant
discussion. The chief interest of tht
csrcular consists in the remedy it fur
,ishes for getting rid of.the multitud
;nous pest, and its simplicity ani
@l,aupnuss recommends it To svefy
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-24
White Man Turned Yellow.

Great CONSERVATION was felt by the
friends OF M. A. Hogarty of Lexington,
KY, when they saw he was turning yel-
low. His skin slowlyschanged color, also
his eyes, and he suffered Terribly. His
malady was Yellow Jaundice. He was
treated by the best doctors, but without
benefit. Then he was advised to try
Electric Bitters, the wonderful Stomach
and Liver remedy, and he writes: "After
taking two bottles / was wholly cured
a trial proves its 'natchless merit for all
Stomach, Liver, and Kidney troubles.
Only 5oc. Sold by A. Thornton, A.
L. D. Rhodes of Pelahatchie, a. g. Nor.
man of Cato Druggist.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-24
HENRY EAST
BEHIND THE BARS
Story Of His Escape and Capture as Told by
the Atlanta Constitution.

Alabama, moving rapidly by night,
and remaining in hiding during the
day. For three days, lie says, he was
without food except for one stray
chicken he caught and cooked by a
fire which he kindled in the woods.
Finally he reached one of the Ala
bama mining towns. Being an expert
machinist, East had little difficulty
in securing employment with an elec-
trio power company. A week or more
passedsfor him uneventfully, when
one day ali employee of the concern
incidentally mentioned the escape
from the prison here, and said he
wondered if the man had been caught.
East says he did not take part in the
conversation, but was an interested
listener. He says that one of the
printed descriptions Of HIM and the
photograph had found its way tc the
place. The same man remarked up
on the resemblance it bore to East.
The latter replied that it could not be
he, as he was southern man, while
East was from the north. He had
all the while been Disgusting his
voice SO the accent would be that of
the south. One day, however. he was
caught talking in his natural voice.
The man remarked upon it and East
says at once grew suspicious in his
actions. East says he then hurried to
draw his pay and made quick exist
from the place.
His journey was then resumed un-
til he met up with O'Rourke. It was
then planned by the two to make a
trip to Indian Territory and from
there to work their way back and into
Mexico. Here, he said, he intended
to find employment as machinist and
lose his identity to continue his
growth with that Of the country.
ESCAPE WAS DARING.
The escape of East was one of the
most daring and clever1y executed
known to men who have spent well
nigh lifetime in the handling of
criminals. Only man Of nerve and
brain, says Warden Hawk, could have
accomplished what East did. Now
that he is back at the prison, al
though he will not acknowledge it,
there is look of actual relief and
contentmnet to be traced in his face.
1t means for him that the heartbreak- |
ing strain upon his nerves has been
relaxed; that the dangers and hard
ships that awaited him at every turn
are at an end, and that the suspicion
that tormented his soul every minute
of the day and night has passed away.
Warden Hawk, after thorough in
vestigation into the condition of East,
did not deem it wise to place the man
at hard work this morning, as he had
anticipated. The very appearance of
the man indicates that he is on the
verge of a physical collapse, and he
was, therefore, allowed to remain
quietly in his cell during the entire
day. The warden says unless he al
ters his present intentions, East, for
some time at least, will simply be
kept in close confinement with the
heavy ball and chain as his constant
companions. The warden blieves
this humiliation will have the de-
sired effect upon the convict in con-
nection with the rough Diet which
he will also experience indefinitely.
AIRSHIPS AT THE WORLDS FAIR. !
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AIRsHIPs AT THE WORLDS FAIR

AZ w OIO1J0 ~ L 1A11es
The rules and regulations to gov
ern the airship tournaments at the
Worlds Fair will be published in
pamphlet form with diagrams of the
course in few days. The contest
is for airships, balloons and kites.
OF the 5000, 900 appropriated there
will be first prize of 800, 600, also
mino prizes. There will be no limit
to the number of competitors. The
balloons and airships must carry one
passenger each and the competitor
must have made q trip of not less
than mile with machine similar to
the one entered in the contest. The
entrance fee is $3.50, which will be re-
funded when the entries appear on
the day Of the races. The entire
course must be travelled three times
at speed Of not over twenty miles
an hour. The course will not. be less
than ten miles in length. The con-
tests will take place between June 1.
and Septemer 80, 1904.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-24

CIRCULAR SAW FOR SALE.
For sale, one GO inch Atkins saw
8x9 guage, almost as good as new.
Apply to
WILLIAM BUCHANAN,
Brandon, Miss. June Il, 1902.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-21

ron eopper, brass rubber, bones, SACKS,
heeswax. pecans, ETC.; country shipments
a speeialty Mayer Lipshitz. wholesale
dealer, 1901 Montgomery avenue hoess
Ton. -
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CITATION.


THE STATE OF TEXAS-To all persons
Interested in the estate OF b. l.. coombs,
deceased;
Mrs. Julia A. Coombs, executrix Of the
estate OF said L. l.. Coombs, deceased,
has filed IN the county court Of Harris
county, her final account of the condition
Of snid estate together with an applica-
tlon TO be discharged as executrix there
~ which will be heard by our said court
ON the first Monday In September, A. ID.
100 same being the LIST day of September,
a d. 1902 at the court house OF said Har-
ris county, In the city Of Houston, at which
time and place all persons Interested In
contest said final account and applica-
tlon. II they see proper
Witness, Il. r. Dnpree, clerk OF the
comfy court OF Harris county.
Given under my hand and tho seal or
said court. at my Office IN Houston,
Texas, ON this the 18th day OF August,
A. u. 1902. y. f. Dupree,
Clerk County Court, Harris County, Texas
BY j L. Dickson. Deputy. 81
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NlCELN furnished rooms. all modern con
Nenlrncey. close IN. 30 Fannln. B
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Ooat Xa,t Gdo
. Pay ReAt.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-one thlrtccn-room house p1S
congress. "a
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GRAND CENTRAL ROOMING HOUSE
GU Glrnrd street ~
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AN TPTODATE house in Third ward;
bargain If sold quick Come down and
talk With Geo. W Scheultz, 3t7I2 Main
street 81
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EXTRA LARGE ROOM. completely FUR.
nlshed, with privilege Of bath. sos Lee
land avenue. "a
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PROFESSIONAL.

TFyAS SECRET SERVICE BUKEAD-
EInerIenced and bonded detectives 70,
civil or criminal Investigations; bonded
watchmen for day or night service. ~
n. Cure, general manager, SooE5 Asia
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LOST, sTRAYED, STOLEN.

LOST strayed or stolen, white liver spot
ted pointer dog bare spot on each hip,
ono oar Scared as once split, recently had
mango; reward Of $50 for return to otto
sens fremont hotel; no questions asked ca,
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

MARIA HOUSE, Maria. Texas, under
management OF Il. II. Brown formerly Of
Fort Davis, Delightful climate, reason
S's $685. 9plo
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PERSONAL.

LNDi ES ADDRESSING PARLORS
and hair store: yapor. massage harns
watson Williams, lOl9 Texas Ave. II
MEN-Mv Gold and D9mIano ,s6Io-.
promptly relieve and permanently cure
ai' cases or Impotence or debility; mailed
S11,;o Leon Bichou. French Pharmacist.
Nv McAlnney avenue. Houston. II
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! ,rcRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

--gS "a want ads remaining in the
lNstns' The Post Tor the week ending
~ August lG 1902:
flsS1 T. C.: 27Ol; 1901; i. h
.ii ; q; I402: {. NJ: 1853; 203; Paul
Eala' o ~ ll5I; 277O: 270i; 1405; 1880;
NY , ;lsy eiSI; VIM. Flanagan; German
5. ay " H. GRAY; 26s2; 1852; 40 s;
'6aHG 2I05. 2IlO: 14GO; 1861 1856;
En,Gii, 1856: 1861; 1881; 21s7; IS;
" 5iaS l414. 314. 1870: 1464; VIM.
leo, 744O; 1865; PIG; 2i68i
a ~ iai 1865: 27G7. 1867; y; l4ll;
sS5. Ass; 2193: 2730; 2719: 914;
", Tx, Tx 277O: 1920; 207O; APO; T. W.
" III, 1896; 1856: 2722; 2IQ3; w. II.
"a. widow: 20T3; l44S; 2T23; PAS;
n, .' illN: 9T74; 2724; 200; 2Io0; l475.
-SJTry DAYS MORE of Rowing Bill
Y Il. hand of famous fortune tellers
ssimlsts, Startling! Amazing! Won
Xxi Are the disclosures made to the
.s.as who daily visit his oriental
n ponlebio. greatest of all living
{.-fss tells the future and the past
N NJ utmost accuracy from your hand,
ksiA ia an Index to Your whole life.
E,.s syperts TO wait on YOU. Neat! Re.
IN Fist class, Palm readings 20 cents.
{nts Bits GYPSY Camp, Gl1 Main
kyy %
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BoARD-RooMS WANTED.

BY YOUNG MAN--Room and board, with
private family close In. Address box boz.
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RIM & sErrEGAsT BUY AND SELL
REAL ESTATE. LOAN MONEY, TRADE
IN LIVE STOCK. ROOM 2l3' bisA
BUILDING.
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FOR SALE--Onc 1Sx2o Wilson 4 Heldrc
rotary valve gang engine; one lSN44 Atl1s
slide valve engire; one Parish direct con.
nccted steam gang 81 incnes between
stiles, 20-inch stroke; one StearuS i'm
proved hve-saw edger; one Stcarns' cir.
cular saw husk No /, with top saw rjz
comp etc. one Atlas throc-black carriage
and set works. one Covei improved au-
tomato gang saw sharpener; one Covel
hand machine; one Covc circular say
swage; one Kinney gang saw Swage; one
heavy friction haul-up rig; one giler X
In good condition. For particulars apply
to Chicago Lumber ana Coal Company,
LogHnsport, La. Il
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-A set OF double wagon harness,
second hand; 0 TO 10 q. m. 7o7 Fannin. y
WANTED TO BUY-Three and 4-year-old
feeding steers ia lots OF 100 20 1000; give
description price and location OF cattle
Address joel Wcstbrook, waco, Texas;
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TENT WANTED-About 45xeS or larger;
state price and condition. Address Tent,
this ofice. -
FAY HTGHEST CASH PRICES for all
kinds Junk. iron. brass. zinc, lead, rope,
bones, bottles, etc; country shipments 80,
Kaminsky. sol Preston. q
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A FINE CORNER on PRAIRIE AVG.
NEAR MAIN ST, WITH LARGE ROOM.
ING HOUSE, CAN BE BOUGHT THIS
WEEK Ar \ BARGAIN; SIZE OF LOr
6212Nl2o. CHOICE LOTS On EANNlN,
CRAWFORD, CHARITIES AND MAIN
THE MARKET TO BUY OR SELAI IL
WILL PAY YOU TO GIVE ME A GALL.
y. NJ. NORFLEEE,
II BINZ BUILDING.
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ANY TOWN WANIINb Whtef WOfksl eIcc'
tric lights. or anything from canning
factory to a cotton mill, should write
us. We organize aud finance industrial
companies. Agents wanted everywhere.
The Southwestern Promoting Co.. Wilson
building. Houston. Texas. u
FOR sILE-On account OF health, the
Me XanthOs confectionery and fruit
store, GO5 Main street, best location. nne
business es ablished; for any Information
Inquire Of any OF the best wholesale com
mission houses In city. a
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RICHEST PRICES paid for CASTOR Cloth
ing: send postal; VIII call %. SaP'an;
COS Milan street. %
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7W1NTED-501 10 1000 cords Of hrst-ciass
drv oak wood IN lots OF twenty-five to
100 cords. Address S. U. s.. care Tribune;
Galveston. Texas. ss
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FOE SALE CHEAP-One complete gin
ana crlst mill, consisting Of one 3o-horse
power engine and 4Qhorse power boiler,
Two TO.saw gin stands and press, one
French burr mill, shaftlng, belts, pump,
etc. Address l.. h. Miller, Houston.
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FOR LEASE-Ncw modern cigh; room resi-
denGc; gas, electricity and sewer, with
south front and shade trees lli3 Calhoun
avcre, near Fannln street; ready Sep
ttmher i. L. l.. Dennis i
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

D.; p; KENNEDY, ROOM ., KENNEDY
BLOCk-OlL LANDS AT HUMBLE,
TEAAS. IMPROVED FARMS.
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lse TIE inooeu' home. We Will
Az, b aostSS at 3 per cent interest,
>sias AMniy lnstallments. cnll
Y tanie5. a. M Means, 500 Binz.
"a SEND stamp. n
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T,OsT-On Houston Gun enb grounds at
Fourth OF July shoot double barreled ham
n,eriess Remington shotgun, c. y grade;
full pistol grip with rubber end; extra
crooked gun; left barre e:ects automallc'
ally; So for gun or thlef' u H. no: =
worthy. Mason building. =
STRIYFD OR STOLEN-one iron gray
mule, II hands, lame in right hind legi
S. reward. Return TO Henke flllots
cntton ward. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-13

FOR SALE-One jersey COW. has been
fresh 3 months. milk verx rich l23
Charles. Joe T. Heron. 2-tf